WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 6, 2018

Listener comments!
	8:54am annie: ready freddy!
	8:54am Uncle Michael: Happy birthday, Annie!
	8:57am dan: Time for this 6 hour extravaganza.
	9:00am Stanley: What's happening?
	9:01am doctorjazz: Hey, looking forward to extended Dink!
	9:03am Webhamster Henry: Brownwood??
	9:03am Webhamster Henry: How about Marfa!
	9:04am ausmanx: can't have too much Dink, though you will be clashing with France v Uruguay... good evening all
	9:04am Sem: Brownwood. Kinda lyrical, wot? Hello, UM, hinks, dinks, and those identifying outside of that range.
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Dan! Stanley! Doc! Henry! Aus! Sem!
	9:07am burke: @ausmanx today's the day we need those "drunken soccer anthems"
	9:07am Uncle Michael: Burke!
	9:07am burke: you know, from the show's description
	9:08am listener james from westwood: Reporting from Forward Operating Base Spring Lake, NJ, with laptop and ill-fitting suit!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: James!
	9:10am annie: hey thanks UM!!!
	9:10am Stanley: Haha my usual thing, commenting on one program, listening confusedly to another! Hello Uncle and various nephews and nieces.
	9:10am Sem: The Captain at his Motown best.
	9:11am Gaylord Fields: Hi, UM! I’m not at work today and am instead in the Atlantic time zone, which is optimal Hinky Dinky timing for me!
	9:11am Sem: Mr. Fields, in the Atlantic provinces, then.
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Gaylord!
	9:12am Gaylord Fields: @Sem: I will not dispute that assumption.
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Canadien, not you are?
	9:14am Gaylord Fields: I had a Nanaimo bar yesterday. So yes.
	9:19am Asheville Jon: Hey UM! I'm in it for the long haul today! looking forward to the 6 hour show
	9:19am Uncle Michael: Jon! You're an iron man.
	9:19am Jeff Golick: Hello, Uncle Michael and all assembled HDTsters.
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	9:20am Asheville Jon: it'll help me get through work today. and i think at lunchtime i'll whip up another batch of pimento cheese ;)
	9:20am ausmanx: the trump baby balloon is perhaps the story of the week, but i do rather doubt if it will really fly... the idea might catch on, though www.bbc.com...
	🛒 9:21am dutchtheo: Howdy! I was just playing The Dillards - *Doug's Tune, in honor of former member, Dean Webb, he died last week... Still hot and very dry here... And Brazil-Belgium, Hup Belgie/Allez Belgique. Great Amazonico sonido
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Theo!
	9:24am Stanley: ausmanx: more on the Trump Baby Blimp www.theguardian.com...
	9:24am doctorjazz: A bit of Friday morning BS-like this version .
	9:24am annie: hey asheville jon!!
	9:25am Webhamster Henry: Oh man, I'm such a sucker for crummy Dylan covers!
	9:25am ausmanx: an article about Watchtower in our Oz arts website this week dailyreview.com.au...
	9:26am Stanley: Jimi Hendrix that was not
	9:27am doctorjazz: But what is?...
	9:27am dan: Brewer and Shipley's version of AAtW is like taking the manhood away from a song.
	9:29am Sem: ..and the outrage continues to this day. www.brewerandshipley.com
	9:29am doctorjazz: Liked their early stuff, including the mellow Dylan, my guilty pleasure...
	🛒 9:29am Brian in UK: Uncle. Everyone know this is now here.
	9:31am listener Rey: Ready for Hinky Dinky now and Hinky Dinky Deux later on. Btw that Dick Hyman in the background sounds great
	9:31am Listener Robert: Thanks for (not) clearing that up! I thought I was hearing "Powerhouse" but then I looked at the metadata and saw "Blackstick".
	🛒 9:32am Brian in UK: Think I used to have Tarkio Road. Long gone.
	9:34am dan: Blackstick sounds like the name of a Blaxploitation porno.
	🛒 9:36am Brian in UK: @dutchtheo my daughter and her friends are staying in Zandvoort next week. They hope to go to the North Sea Jazz Festival but I think that they are late for tickets.
	9:36am Asheville Jon: hey annie! how's it going?
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Rey! Robert! Brian!
	9:38am Webhamster Henry: Sun, Water, bongos and a Casio 201!
	🛒 9:39am dutchtheo: BiUK, They will have great weather. I don't think NSJ is sold out..
	9:39am ausmanx: Mr Brian, i will now be in Shropshire on August 11-ish, if you're around for a cup of tea...
	9:40am doctorjazz: One of those bands (Yes) you can recognize in 2-3 notes.
	9:41am dan: Who's the better bassist; John Entwistle or Chris Squire?
	9:42am Uncle Michael: Mike Watt
	🛒 9:43am Brian in UK: @ausmanx. Sounds good. Was it Newport that you were visiting?
	9:44am doctorjazz: I think that bass is a lot of that instantly identifiable sound.
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: Greetings from the British Museum! Heading off to see the Greek antiquities. A perfect preamble to actual Greece, where we head tomorrow.
	9:45am dan: Here's another question, which Yes group would you rather see, the regular group (Howe et al.) or Yes featuring Anderson Rabin and Wakeman. Personally I'd go with the latter.
	9:45am Uncle Michael: Has the British Museum maintained its charm, Doug?
	🛒 9:46am dutchtheo: hey Doug, that's one of the best museums i've been!
	9:46am Asheville Jon: in case you might have missed it, this is pretty killer YES: www.youtube.com...
	9:46am Uncle Michael: I'm agnostic, Dan. Besides, I gave up weed in the '80s.
	🛒 9:47am Brian in UK: Doug, try and see some of the cunieform and suchlike from Mesopotamia. We have only borrowed them.
	9:47am Doug Schulkind: Veddy charming, in a plundering-chic sort of way.
	🛒 9:50am dutchtheo: Ha plundering-chic, (borrowed) but on the other hand, in Mesopotamia it would have been destroyed probably now
	🛒 9:50am Brian in UK: Doug this South Indian restaurant is round the corner. Lots of vegetarian food. Eat a Masala Dosa they are wonderful. www.chettinadrestaurant.com
	🛒 9:53am Brian in UK: @dutchtheo that is so true and sad. Berlin and Istanbul has some good examples still. There are currently water shortages in Mesapotamia, not helped by Turks building dams upstream.and Saddam Hussein wrecking the canals.
	9:53am Dominick: Forgotten about that Rhinoceros track
	🛒 9:54am Brian in UK: Uncle truly freeform set.
	9:55am Asheville Jon: this is such a great Bowie album
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Dominick!
	🛒 9:55am dutchtheo: I'm of to France (- Uruguay), adieu (3-2). BiUK sad indeed
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Almost ate Indian last night, but we were too fagged. Maybe tonight. Flying out in the morning.
	10:00am Jeff Golick: Elgin marbles still there, @Doug?
	🛒 10:01am Brian in UK: Jeff how are you settling in?
	10:03am dan: David McCallum's father was one of the violinists on A Day In The Life and on Nick Drake's When The Day Is Done.
	🛒 10:03am Brian in UK: Got to do some shredding in the garden. Deep joy.
	10:04am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Dan.
	10:04am Uncle Michael: See ya, Brian.
	10:07am Jeff Golick: @Brian, slowly, thanks for asking. The biggest burden has been cleaning out the old place; I think we will finally have everything out by end of day today. My brain feels like a bowl of Wheatena.
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Wheatabix is better for a cleanout.
	10:08am dan: Someone should dub parts of the movie Fantasia with this song.
	10:09am Sem: Swear by Colon Blow, myself.
	10:09am Uncle Michael: *weetabix
	10:12am Asheville Jon: alrighty then, gotta get to work. will be listening! looking forward to some Telly Savalas maybe?
	10:13am Uncle Michael: It's always good to look forward to Telly Savalas, Jon. Take care.
	10:31am duke: I'm not out there, I'm in here.
	10:32am doctorjazz: Could the Dead be far behind?
	10:32am Sem: I used to be out there, but I got better, and am now here. (still)
	10:33am Uncle Michael: Duke!
	10:33am Webhamster Henry: Hey I caught that Lawrence KS reference! I was looking for The Day After related T-Shirts when I was there last year; I didn't see any!
	10:34am Uncle Michael: I've never seen any!
	10:42am glenn: holy hinky dinky hoopla!
	10:43am Uncle Michael: Glenn!
	10:46am Webhamster Henry: This needs to be cured by segueing with Spike Jones' Sloppy Lagoon.
	10:48am Uncle Michael: I wish I'd thought of that.
	10:49am glenn: france 1, uruguay 0 at the half.
	10:50am dan: What is this Jefferson Airplane bastardization?
	10:55am dan: I'll take this version of GRintS over The Outlaws' one any day of the week.
	11:00am doctorjazz: Yup, it's "traditional"
	11:01am still b/p: Listening almost from the start while driving this morning. Can’t comment at the wheel. About two more hours to go through the muggy, thru the rain, past bad signage, thru signal drops — going home, home, home. Keep me going, Uncle.
	11:02am 23 Wolves: Some hot tunes today Unc! This KC jazz is hittin' the spot.
	11:02am Uncle Michael: SB/P! 23W!
	11:03am dan: I'd expect this to be in the opening credits of a Woody Allen film. Maybe it was.
	11:18am frenchee: oh sweet relief to have the time to listen to another excellent UM show. AHOY mateys!
	11:18am Uncle Michael: frenchee!
	11:19am frenchee: "killin' time with all my deadbeat friends...."
	11:22am doctorjazz: Ah, thought it was going into something else... LIVE DEAD, (sits back and smiles)
	11:23am frenchee: deadbeats and deadheads, hip hip hoooray!
	11:24am Stanley: Can I just say that I don't think the Dead are played enough on this station? Maybe I can.
	11:25am doctorjazz: Hardly anyone but UM ever does.
	11:26am frenchee: AHEM Jesse Jarnow a young Deadhead
	11:26am coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M and Dinklings
	11:27am frenchee: Krinsky
	11:27am doctorjazz: And live dead tracks, no less, that's really unheard of.
	11:28am coelacanth∅: ( there's really quite a lot of "dead on fmu)
	11:28am Dean: Picked up a Merl Saunders w/ Jerry Garcia disk a couple days ago, the first of two volumes live at Berkeley's Keystone Korner. (There's a third volume of extra stuff, too.) Speaking of Boz Scaggs, I'm hoping to hear Zeke opening for Weedeater on Monday night at Scaggs' club in SF.
	11:29am Dean: You'll get no complaint from me if you play a ton of Hot Tuna, too.
	11:29am dan: Boz and Danko. Sounds like a kickass show.
	11:30am coelacanth∅: Congratulations Uncle Michael!
	11:34am Uncle Michael: Coel! Dean!
	11:34am Stanley: Did UM just say we needed more Kansas round here?
	11:35am Uncle Michael: All we are is dust in the wind.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: Stanley M?
	11:36am coelacanth∅: there's no place like home.
	11:37am Stanley: I drifted off there
	11:37am Dean: I remember buying Wonderwall Music at a now defunct department store c.1970.
	🛒 11:38am Brian in UK: Jeff Conklin plays his fair share of the Grateful Dead, live.
	11:38am Uncle Michael: Today's special feature commences with the next set.
	11:39am Stanley: Hi Brian. Didn't realise Harrison paid tribute to Harry Seacombe
	11:42am Dominick: arrrr
	11:43am coelacanth∅: i never believed that Harrison didn't play on that album. first, it sounds like him; second, why wouldn't he?
	🛒 11:47am Brian in UK: Stanley He also paid tribute to Lord Buckley on Crackerbox Palace.
	11:48am coelacanth∅: hahaha
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: Just finishing high tea here in sweltering London. Was that Brian Wilson for me?
	11:50am Sem: Was there ever a version of In His Own Write by our George? Seems like guy who loved the ukulele, Seacombe, and the sweet Lord might have a wicked sense of humour.
	11:52am Mark Hurst: Joined in a few songs ago. Sounding great, Uncle Michael
	11:52am Dominick: @Sem - George bankrolled Python films, nuff said
	11:55am coelacanth∅: George's excellent sense of humour certainly got subtly wicked at times. i'd love to see it if he did create a patchwork book.
	11:55am Sem: @Dominick: whatever was I thinking? Of course. Thank you.
	11:56am frenchee: ready...set....
	11:56am dan: Tommy Can You Hear Me...........
	11:56am Dean: The Italian parenthetical merely indicates that Strandfeest was a cover of Nico Fidenco's "Con Te Sulla Spiaggia": https://www.discogs.com/Nico-Fidenco-Con-Te-Sulla-Spiaggia/release/2453716
	11:57am Sean B.: Not because I am a huge Scatman and Smiley Lewis fanatic; And not that my opinion matters much. But DANG that first 3 hours was something stellar UM. Thanx. Tommy!. Nice!.
	11:57am Lane Gray: Good morning, y'all , unless it's good afternoon for you
	🛒 11:57am Brian in UK: Happy Birthday, annie. Better late than.....
	11:57am frenchee: OHMYGAH. that was fast, @dan.
	🛒 11:58am Brian in UK: Wonder if we will hear Underture from California '99. Jimmie Haskell's baby.
	11:58am Webhamster Henry: I have the (execrable) London Symphony version of Tommy.
	11:59am coelacanth∅: pretty easy. but now i want to hear the tommy medley of the live at leeds album.
	12:00pm Webhamster Henry: Still, a rock musical about autism and child abuse - how relevant can it be now!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Sandy Denny?
	12:03pm Jeff Moore: Aw, jeez! Looks like I'm joining a six-hour marathon already in progress! I'll try to catch up without asking too many questions.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Mark! Sean! Lane!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	12:07pm frenchee: I am happy hearing this, the Smithereens with such excellent drumming !!!! @DennisDiken
	12:07pm doctorjazz: Hey, how about something from Petra Hayden's Who Sells Out album, I can See For Miles, or any other?
	🛒 12:08pm Brian in UK: The Hillbenders looks crazy. Deaf, dumb and blind banjo player. Some might say they all are
	🛒 12:09pm Brian in UK: 1969, arguably The Who at their peak.
	12:09pm coelacanth∅: there is a track on sell out the melody of which reappears on tommy, so...
	12:09pm Lane Gray: Brian, the new Volvo trucks throw in a Round the Horne (or at least a Polari) reference. The forward radar (for adaptive cruise and collision avoidance is called the VADA sensor. Unfortunately it quit working while the truck was still burning its first tank of fuel
	12:09pm Jeff Moore: Didn't someone do a version of "Who's on first" with rock bands? Trying to remember if it was wince-y or actually kind of funny.
	12:10pm dan: @ Jeff Moore That was Animaniacs.
	🛒 12:11pm Brian in UK: @Lane lovely to vada your jolly old eek. Ha ha how bonkers is that.
	12:11pm 23 Wolves: I've been listening to a lot more Who for the last few weeks after seeing the clip below...some of the most wholesome and enjoyable comedy I've seen in a long time. Digging this scattered smothered and covered Tommy! www.adultswim.com...
	12:11pm dan: @ Jeff Moore The full title was "Who's On State" Here;s the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdqv5xIsFLM
	12:12pm Jeff Moore: @dan: Ha! Then it must have been good. ... although I think I recall something from before there were Animaniacs.
	12:12pm dan: Who's on STAGE
	🛒 12:13pm Brian in UK: Lane are you getting to play many gigs?
	12:13pm doctorjazz: Love this Sonny Boy track, great choice !
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: {intermission}
	12:15pm Lane Gray: Very few with the new job. I'm going to try to see if I can get some in Paducah KY, where I sometimes lay over Saturday night
	12:16pm Jeff Moore: @dan: Yes! Well performed, Skippy and Aunt Slappy!
	12:19pm dan: @ Jeff Moore "No that's not The Band, they're playing later"
	12:21pm Webhamster Henry: I think there's a version with even more band names in it!
	12:22pm Lane Gray: Brian, ITYM "how bona to vada..."
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: I don't think they are Bluegrass enough, my self.
	12:23pm Lane Gray: I prefer the term "neargrass"
	12:23pm Webhamster Henry: "Astroturf"
	12:24pm Jeff Moore: @Lane, @Brian: I sometimes get Nadsat and Polari confused in my brain.
	🛒 12:25pm Brian in UK: @Lane I stand corrected.
	12:27pm dan: Want to take a guess that you'll play one of Tina Turner's versions of Acid Queen
	12:31pm dan: I guess not
	12:34pm Lane Gray: Unca Michael will often play a version other than expected
	12:34pm Sean B.: Love Entwhistle so much. What a waste. Whistle rhymes is one of my faves. His excellent backup vocals along with Townshend with The Who live (especially in the early to mid 70s) are what made them so special.
	12:35pm coelacanth∅: well maybe Uncle Michael will do a Willie Dixon tribute and play Tina's version of whole lotta love.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: I've played that before.
	12:39pm dan: @ Sean B. Me and my family had tickets for the 2002 Who tour. We were shocked when John Entwistle died on the eve of the tour. I half expected it to be cancelled, but they carried on with Pino Palladino who preserved Entwistle's great bass playing on the songs.
	12:39pm Roberto: I had forgotten about the extra unc today. Belated hai! to all.
	12:40pm Goyim in the AM: @Sean B -- he was apparently miserable about his hearing loss toward the end of his life.
	12:41pm dan: @ Goyim That's probably why he dabbled in cocaine which wound up killing him.
	12:45pm Sean B.: Hmmm. Thanks for that info. I did not know John suffered from hearing loss also. I was so pissed off at Townshend for carrying on without John that i vowed that nobody could even pay me tobsee them live. To myself it was bad it enough that they could carry on without Keith as The Who (The name). But that's just me. Being a huge Who fan since the age of 6 which would be 1976.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Roberto! Goyim!
	12:47pm Roberto: I wasn't aware there was a musical about my ass. Good to know!
	12:48pm Asheville Jon: lunch time, time to make the pimento cheese!!!!!
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Enjoy, Jon!
	12:49pm Asheville Jon: how can one ~~not~~ enjoy pimento cheese? this concept eludes me!
	12:55pm Dominick: @Asheville Jon - did you learn to make it a good old PU?
	12:58pm The Oscar: Afternoon folks! In high school, my friends and I recorded a five-minute, Who-inspired rock opera about Tor Johnson. I won't spoil the big finale, but it involved the phrase "Swedish meatball."
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Oscar!
	1:03pm Jeff Moore: Cool news - sometime late yesterday, Roon released a new version which supports playing to Chromecast devices! (and Google Home gizmos too, apparently) blogfiles.wfmu.org... roonlabs.com
	1:04pm Parq: Room for one more?
	1:05pm Webhamster Henry: @Oscar do you know this song: My Mom is Tor Johnson's Mom? (Native Shrubs of the Santa Monica Mountains) www.youtube.com...
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Always, Parq!
	1:07pm Sem: Great show from up here in the loge seats, UM. Love an afternoon at the opera.
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: Sherie Scott: Topeka girl.
	1:08pm The Oscar: @Webhamster Henry Yes! I remember that song from the excellent making-of documentary on one of the Plan 9 DVD releases (which, IIRC, was considerably longer than the movie itself).
	1:13pm dan: No Strange is like a mix of Slade and Amazing Blondel.
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: More crazy Italians covering Tommy songs...I think that's three...
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: @The Oscar I actually saw The Shrubs do this and their other hits live! I want to do an Ed Wood mashup live show in his native city of Poughkeepsie.
	1:16pm Goyim in the AM: Ringo Starr in the role he was born to play!
	1:18pm dan: @Goyim From Uncle Ernie to Mr. Conductor
	1:19pm Listener Scott: Just tuning in; sad I missed most of this Tommython; grateful I can soon listen on archives. Thanks UM
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Scott!
	1:28pm northguineahills: The World Cup and the mothership keeping me away from here....
	🛒 1:30pm Brian in UK: Uncle you just went all John Inman. Back to Polari.
	1:32pm northguineahills: here now (when and where that is????)
	1:33pm Webhamster Henry: Time to sit down to some baked beans & chocolate!
	1:34pm burke: My big brother was crazy about TOMMY the Ken Russell movie and man it was hard to deal with as a small person, but I love(d) it.
	1:34pm northguineahills: trying out a vegan Mexi place in a bit.... (which is what I usually cook at home)
	1:35pm Asheville Jon: yay for Let There Be Rock! sweet!
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: What is a John Inman?
	1:38pm Goyim in the AM: Never realized how bad ass the bass playing on this is before.
	1:38pm Asheville Jon: i remember buying all my early AC/DC (Bon Scott era) albums at BEST and watching them coming down the conveyor belt.
	1:39pm Parq: The Latino selection reminds me of "Hommy", a salsa opera inspired by Tommy. It was supposed to be given its first mainland U.S. performance ever in Lincoln Center in July 2014, and got about halfway through before a thunderstorm with torrential rain shut the whole thing down. As far as I know, it has never been performed to completion anywhere in the 50 states, although I think there was one live performance in Puerto Rico.
	🛒 1:39pm Brian in UK: Uncle, camp comedian? in UK comedy sitcom. Are You Being Served. His line was 'I'm free'. www.youtube.com...
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Ah ha!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Parq, I think the power went out there too.
	1:43pm geezerette: quick! eyewash! Howdy, UM & woofers, mooers!
	1:43pm northguineahills: @Parq: I've been to many outdoor concerts at the Lincoln Center that went through T-storms. (actually, I can only think of one where that didn't happen).
	1:44pm northguineahills: Death!!! (devil horns out!)
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: geezer!
	1:46pm Parq: Michael, if I remember right, they had to shut the power down once the lighting started. The skies were already pretty ugly when the audience started assembling, and when the show began, they warned people that it might come to that. No one left until they had to.
	1:47pm Parq: NGH, I can't explain, but I do know that they said they would shut the show down if the lightning started, and they did.
	1:48pm Parq: Speaking of Lincoln Center, I saw Death there too. Most of the audience were regulars for the summer series and didn't seem to know what to make of middle aged black guys playing hard rock. Then some skinny guy got up in front of the stage to dance. People started joining him, and then at last, it was a rock and roll show.
	1:49pm Sean B.: UM. You should (or could) play Annie by Lane/Townshend for Annie. I dunno. I should probably not say anything as this show has been so great today!.
	1:49pm northguineahills: If memory serves correctly, that would be 8/9 shows outdoors, and those 8 I left soaked (even w/ an umbrella).
	1:50pm geezerette: ahhhhhhh...:)
	1:51pm geezerette: wow, a baby Dinah Washington!
	1:51pm northguineahills: (4 of those events were WFMU related).
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Checked out this Hampton, Dinah already distinctive (but you can hear some Billie)
	1:52pm northguineahills: Pouring whiskey in my hair, I haven't tried that. (probably should wait until I drive home from work).
	1:52pm geezerette: Doc, for sure.
	1:57pm Sean B.: Rough Mix is so great. But ALWAYS the Ronnie Lane cuts on that always slayed me over Pete's stuff. Even Evolution from the first Pete solo stands out @UM
	1:58pm Parq: Dinah W walking down Broadway with nothing but a smile is a pleasant thing to contemplate.
	1:58pm geezerette: Pretty Things!
	2:00pm geezerette: Parq, I'm of the female persuasion but have to agree she was very decorative.
	2:10pm Sem: Hey, geezerette. All good on the left coast?
	2:10pm geezerette: UM, amazed that you can even speak! Thanks, what a playlist!!! Hippy weekend to you. :)
	2:12pm geezerette: Hi Sem! It's HOT, gonna be 103 in Lotus Land. Otherwise great! How are you?
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Geezer.
	2:15pm Sem: 103? Wow...but yesterday here with the Humidex it was 113 Othewise just dandy, tanning successfully using SPF ~750.
	2:16pm geezerette: Always love the Country Western sets. (Yee- HAW!)
	🛒 2:17pm Brian in UK: Thanks Uncle for the marathon, off to the kitchen. Good weekend, everyone.
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: Now, there’s a funny thing: I went out for a day’s adventure after starting off listening to HDT, and the show is still there for me when I return!
	2:17pm geezerette: Sem,HA! :D
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm an algorithm, Gaylord. I never shut down.
	2:19pm Lane Gray: Not as Jimmy C. Newman? (and steel giant Ralph Mooney wrote Crazy Arms for those who care)
	2:19pm Mike Sin: I've been tuned in since about the Freddie Hubbard track -- this six-hour show (of fortitude!) was a nice surprise!
	2:20pm Gaylord Fields: WFMU’s Give the UMer Radio Stream!
	2:22pm Sem: You may Ray Price me all afternoon long, UM. The Price is Right.
	2:22pm Lane Gray: Ahhh, deep catalog Ray
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: You're all so nice to me Can I keep you?
	2:25pm Lewis: such a nice version of 500 miles...
	2:25pm Jeff Moore: This 500 is sure perky.
	2:25pm Lewis: ...take me to the bridge!
	2:25pm dan: UM, you should play The Seekers’ version of 500 Miles. Judith Durham sings so angelic on that track.
	2:25pm ndbob: hi UM and everyone!
	2:26pm Parq: Gee, what a great pop version of 500.
	2:26pm Webhamster Henry: this is a nice 500 miles - it's more pop-rocky and less folkie!
	2:26pm Lane Gray: What a version of 500 Miles
	2:26pm Parq: And so he hid inside a dog ...
	2:28pm doctorjazz: Hey, Geezerette, we had our 100+ heat earlier this week, cooler this weekend in Jersey. Heading for New Hampshire for the weekend, daughter's in a show there.
	2:28pm Lane Gray: Traditional. Contemporary versions have had input from Bobby Bare
	2:30pm geezerette: Doc, it's the same heatwave, it's been traveling west. What show is she in? Exciting!
	2:31pm Lane Gray: Oops Wikipedia says it was copyrighted in 1961 by Hedy West
	2:33pm still b/p: 500 miles is what I just drove! ....kinda. All of them sssssticky. Good to listen normally....if still slightly stickily. For a while the phone was nested in my bike helmet on my lap at the wheel.
	2:34pm ndbob: right Lane - she recorded a nice version
	2:34pm Lane Gray: Tom Gray got the jacket back that night Mrs. John Duffey blocked his bus in and wouldn't let him leave until it was returned
	2:35pm rw: Howdy kids! still b/p, how does your phone sound from inside of a bike helmet?
	2:37pm Lane Gray: I admit to being partial but I don't think any version has been better than that of John Duffey
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Bob! RW!
	2:37pm rw: UM, you're almost there! I missed four and a half of them but I'm here for the remainder.
	2:39pm rw: A little bummed I missed most of Tommy but it seems like something worth returning to later.
	2:41pm doctorjazz: She's in The Producers. I'm sure I'll think it's better than Broadway!
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: This is the punch-drunk last set.
	2:42pm geezerette: Wow! What role?
	2:42pm ndbob: agree rw
	2:42pm Mark Hurst: Almost to the finish line!
	2:43pm Parq: I missed everything before the middle of the Tommy set, but it's aways good to spend any time with UM and crew. Good weekend, all.
	2:43pm geezerette: Heh, UM, this is what your brain sounds like right now?
	2:43pm Sem: Roger DeBris?
	2:44pm geezerette: Sem! For shame. :D
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Well done, @UM!
	2:46pm geezerette: Doc, seriously, I really want to know. I'm happy for her.
	2:48pm Sem: Had the Mostel/Wilder film soundtrack album, for ever and ever. Still laughed even knowing the punchlines. "Roger! We're not alone!" Carman Ghia. Genius.
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Hey, Geez, she's in the chorus, with some small features (it's a tough biz...) Thanks, UM (AL is great to finish with!) great show!
	2:50pm geezerette: Love Mel Brooks. :) ooh, Al Green!
	2:50pm Marie: coolio set
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Marie! Thanks.
	2:52pm Marie: Howdy UM! Happy summer.
	2:52pm geezerette: Congratulations to you and daughter, Doc! Enjoy the show!!! Thanks again, UM!!!
	2:53pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:53pm Parq: Doc, is she the one with the pretzel?
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for seeing me through our long, national nightmare. See you all next week!
	2:55pm Sem: Bye, UM, and all. The hinkiest of the dinkiest weekends to you.
	2:55pm Dean: Does this mean Gerald Ford will be sitting in for Doug next week? That'd be weird.
	2:55pm dan: Perfect song to end a 6 Hour marathon. I’m sure you’ll feel free in 5 minutes UM
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: I'll be back with malaise, Dean.
	2:56pm burke: Thanks Uncle.
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM and conratulations! you made it!
	2:57pm Parq: We have lust in our hearts for the next HDT.
	2:58pm Lane Gray: Great show, Michael
	2:58pm rw: Do another six!
	2:59pm rw: Thank you Uncle M!
	2:59pm northguineahills: Back from lunch in time for Albatross! Thanks UM, enjoy the weekend y'alls!
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Come on, hour 7!
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the Hinkyness and the Dinkiness!
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: Hey The stream went to Peter Grudzien - What Have I Done : an autoharp heavy track! #wfmumeansautoharps

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 6, 2018

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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July 6, 2018: Show #256 SPECIAL (six hours): It's not like I have anywhere else to be.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Grand Funk Railroad	Feelin' Alright	single (b/w I Want Freedom)	Capitol	1971	(From: Capitol Collectors Series)	0:04:03 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band	Too Much Time	single (b/w My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains)	Reprise	1972	(From: The Days Of Wine And Vinyl)	0:08:21 (Pop-up)
Phil Everly	Summershine "Summershine" by "Phil Everly"	Phil's Diner	Pye	1974		0:11:00 (Pop-up)
Los Pirañas	Lambada de Oceania, Africa y America	Toma Tu Jabon Kapax	Vampi Soul	2011		0:14:07 (Pop-up)
Chicha Libre	Sonido Amazonico "Sonido Amazonico" by "Chicha Libre"	¡Sonido Amazonico!	Barbes	2008		0:18:01 (Pop-up)
Brewer & Shipley	All Along the Watchtower	Weeds	Kama Sutra	1969		0:22:11 (Pop-up)
Sidney Bechet	Blackstick "Blackstick" by "Sidney Bechet"	shellac 10" (b-side to When The Sun Gets Down South)	Decca	1938	(From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive)	0:25:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman	Green Onions "Green Onions" by "Dick Hyman"	The Age Of Electronicus	Command	1969		0:28:06 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Holley	Sun & Water (feat. Lillian Blades)	Keeping a Record of It	Dust-to-Digital	2013		0:33:58 (Pop-up)
YES	Heart Of The Sunrise "Heart Of The Sunrise" by "YES"	Fragile	Atlantic	1971		0:37:57 (Pop-up)
Rhinoceros	Same Old Way "Same Old Way" by "Rhinoceros"	Rhinoceros	Elektra	1968		0:49:10 (Pop-up)
David McCallum	Communication "Communication" by "David McCallum"	single (b/w My Carousel)	Capitol	1966		0:51:09 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Fashion (Single Version)	single (b/w Scream Like A Baby)	RCA	1980	(From: A New Career In A New Town (1977 - 1982))	0:53:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Destellos	Para Elisa "Para Elisa" by "Los Destellos"	single (b/w El Telégrafo )	Odeon Del Peru	1969	(From: The Roots Of Chicha: Psychedelic Cumbias From Peru)	0:57:10 (Pop-up)
Stanley Myers	Organ Fantasia "Organ Fantasia" by "Stanley Myers"	Take A Girl Like You - OST	Pye	1970	(From: On The Brink: Return Of The Instro-Hipsters)	1:02:09 (Pop-up)
Deela	African Chant "African Chant" by "Deela"	unk.	unk.	unk (2001)	(From: Cape Town Lounge Vol. 1)	1:07:50 (Pop-up)
White Manna	Eshra "Eshra" by "White Manna"	Pan	Captcha	2015		1:13:40 (Pop-up)
Billy Abbott And The Jewels	Hey Good Lookin'	single (b-side to It Isn't Fair)	Parkway	1964	(From: DooWop Does The Great American Song Book Vol. 10)	1:25:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Roland Kovac	Contours Part 1-7 "Contours Part 1-7" by "Roland Kovac"	Light & Rhythmical Backgrounds	Selected Sound	1972		1:26:58 (Pop-up)
Gale Garnett	I Know You Rider "I Know You Rider" by "Gale Garnett"	My Kind of Folk Songs	RCA Victor	1964		1:31:24 (Pop-up)
Cal Tjader	Sambo Do Suenho "Sambo Do Suenho" by "Cal Tjader"	Along Comes Cal	Verve	1967	(From: Roots Of Acid Jazz)	1:33:40 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Kind Of A Woman "Kind Of A Woman" by "Nancy Sinatra"	single (b/w It's The Love (That Keeps It All Together))	RCA Victor	1972	(From: The Essential)	1:39:15 (Pop-up)
Hank Ballard & The Midnighters	What's Your Name	single (b/w Daddy Rolling Stone)	King	1964	(From: R&B Hipshakers Vol. 2 - Scratch That Itch)	1:42:09 (Pop-up)
The Platters	Sleepy Lagoon "Sleepy Lagoon" by "The Platters"	single (b-side to Harbor Lights)	Mercury	1960	(From: DooWop Does The Great American Song Book Vol. 10)	1:44:33 (Pop-up)
Art of Lovin'	Good Times "Good Times" by "Art of Lovin'"	Art of Lovin'	Mainstream	1968		1:47:06 (Pop-up)
The Scientists	Set It On Fire "Set It On Fire" by "The Scientists"	Live At Adelaide Unibar, August 6, 1983	n/a	1983	(From: A Place Called Bad)	1:49:31 (Pop-up)
"Scat Man" Crothers	Ghost Riders In The Sky	Rock 'N' Roll With "Scat Man"	Tops	1956		1:52:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hans Hatter & his Orchestra	Machito	Hans Hatter And His Orchestra / George Hermann And His Orchestra	Mozart Edition	1967	(From: Test Card Music Vol. 8)	1:54:51 (Pop-up)
Bennie Moten and his Kansas City Orchestra	Somebody Stole My Gal	shellac 10" (b-side to Won't You Be My Baby)	Victor	1930	(From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive)	1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Long John Baldry & The Hoochie Coochie Men	Roll 'Em Pete	Long John's Blues	United Artists	1964	(From: EMI Mods Collection 1965)	2:02:46 (Pop-up)
The Open Mind	Magic Potion "Magic Potion" by "The Open Mind"	single (b/w Cast A Spell)	Philips	1969	(From: A Perfumed Garden Vol. 1)	2:06:08 (Pop-up)
Chicks On Speed	Wordy Rappinghood	99 ¢	Chicks On Speed	2003		2:09:33 (Pop-up)
Marshall Crenshaw	There And Back Again	Miracle of Science				2:15:53 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	Big Railroad Blues "Big Railroad Blues" by "Grateful Dead"	February 26, 1973 – Pershing Municipal Auditorium, Lincoln, Nebraska	n/a	1973	(From: Dick's Picks Vol. 28)	2:20:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Goblin	School At Night "School At Night" by "Goblin"	Profondo Rosso (Colonna Sonora Originale Del Film)	Cinevox	1975		2:24:24 (Pop-up)
Freddie Hubbard	Open Sesame "Open Sesame" by "Freddie Hubbard"	Open Sesame	Blue Note	1960		2:29:18 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	Party Seacombe "Party Seacombe" by "George Harrison"	Wonderwall Music	Apple	1968		2:36:21 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson	On A Holiday "On A Holiday" by "Brian Wilson"	Brian Wilson Presents Smile	Nonesuch	2004		2:40:45 (Pop-up)
Ernie Bender met The Jets en koor	Hey Lulu	single (b-side to Strandfeest (Con Te Sulla Spiaggia))	Fontana	1965	(From: Biet-Het Vol.2 - Het Is Prop!)	2:43:18 (Pop-up)
Smiley Lewis	Bumpity Bump "Bumpity Bump" by "Smiley Lewis"	single (b-side to I Hear You Knocking)	Imperial	1955		2:45:15 (Pop-up)
The Marvelettes	My Baby Must Be A Magician	single (b/w I Need Someone)	Tamla	1967		2:47:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eddie Platt and his Orchestra	Cha-Hua-Hua	single (b/w Vodka)	Gone	1958		2:50:06 (Pop-up)
Vitamin String Quartet/Assembled Multitude/Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra/Marty Gold Orchestra	Overture	various	various	various		2:55:32 (Pop-up)
The Hillbenders	Captain Walker "Captain Walker" by "The Hillbenders"	Tommy (A Bluegrass Opry)	Compass	2015		2:59:52 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny	It's A Boy "It's A Boy" by "Sandy Denny"	Tommy/As Performed By The London Symphony Orchestra And Chambre Choir With Guest Soloists	Ode 1972			3:01:01 (Pop-up)
Nancy Falkow	1921/You Didn't Hear It	Who's Not Forgotten	Face Down	2003		3:01:33 (Pop-up)
The Smithereens	Amazing Journey "Amazing Journey" by "The Smithereens"	The Smithereens Play "Tommy"	E1	2009		3:05:33 (Pop-up)
LSO	Sparks "Sparks" by "LSO"	Tommy/As Performed By The London Symphony Orchestra And Chambre Choir With Guest Soloists	Ode	1972		3:08:53 (Pop-up)
Sonny Boy Williamson	Eyesight to the Blind (The Hawker)	shellac 10" (b-side to Crazy 'Bout You, Baby)"	Trumpet	1951		3:12:08 (Pop-up)
The Smithereens	Christmas "Christmas" by "The Smithereens"	The Smithereens Play "Tommy"	E1	2009		3:15:06 (Pop-up)
Dreamworld (Fred Trafton)	Cousin Kevin Opening	Dreamworld 0.1	Bandcamp	2017 (197?)		3:18:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Barney Kessel	What is There to Say?	Barney Kessel	Contemporary		(From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive) 1954	3:19:12 (Pop-up)
John Entwistle	Cousin Kevin "Cousin Kevin" by "John Entwistle"	Tommy/As Performed By The London Symphony Orchestra And Chambre Choir With Guest Soloists	Ode	1972		3:26:08 (Pop-up)
Andrew Liles (feat. Jess Roberts)	The Acid Queen	Cover Girls	Dirtier Promotions	2015		3:30:24 (Pop-up)
Vitamin String Quartet	Underture "Underture" by "Vitamin String Quartet"	The String Quartet Tribute To The Who's Tommy	Vitamin	2002		3:34:43 (Pop-up)
Maggie Bell & Steve Winwood	Do You Think It's Alright	Do You Think It's Alright Tommy/As Performed By The London Symphony Orchestra And Chambre Choir With Guest Soloists	Ode	1972		3:44:00 (Pop-up)
The Whores	Fiddle About "Fiddle About" by "The Whores"	Your Ass: The Musical	Wheelchair Full Of Old Men	2017		3:44:30 (Pop-up)
Camel	Pinball Wizard "Pinball Wizard" by "Camel"	Under Age	RCA Italiana	1969		3:46:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unk.	Vivaldiena "Vivaldiena" by "Unk."	unk.	unk.	1970	(From: Lunch For Your Ears Vol1-Kung Fu Scores)	3:50:21 (Pop-up)
Mike Portnoy's Amazing Journey	There's A Doctor/Go to the Mirror	One Night In New York City	MP4	2007		3:55:02 (Pop-up)
Caballero Reynaldo	Tommy Can You Hear Me	Antojos Vol. 1 & 2	Bandcamp	2011		3:58:37 (Pop-up)
The Hillbenders	Smash the Mirror "Smash the Mirror" by "The Hillbenders"	Tommy (A Bluegrass Opry)	Compass	2015		3:59:40 (Pop-up)
The Smithereens	Sensation "Sensation" by "The Smithereens"	The Smithereens Play "Tommy"	E1			4:00:58 (Pop-up)
Chorus	Miracle Cure "Miracle Cure" by "Chorus"	Tommy (Original Soundtrack Recording)	Polydor	1975		4:03:23 (Pop-up)
Chorus/Sherie Scott/Michael Cerveris Sally	Simpson/Sally Simpson's Question	The Who's Tommy (Original Cast Recording)	RCA Victor	1993		4:03:51 (Pop-up)
Morse, Portnoy and George	I'm Free	Cover To Cover	Metal Blade	2006 (2004)		4:08:31 (Pop-up)
No Strange	Welcome "Welcome" by "No Strange"	Who Are Them? (Songs The Who Taught Us)	Face	1991		4:11:04 (Pop-up)
Ringo Starr	Tommy's Holiday Camp "Tommy's Holiday Camp" by "Ringo Starr"	Tommy/As Performed By The London Symphony Orchestra And Chambre Choir With Guest Soloists	Ode	1972		4:13:04 (Pop-up)
The Hillbenders	We're Not Gonna Take It	Tommy (A Bluegrass Opry)	Compass	2015		4:16:21 (Pop-up)
Gov't Mule	Listening To You "Listening To You" by "Gov't Mule"	Mulennium	Evil Teen	2010 (1999)		4:21:00 (Pop-up)
Jennifer (Warnes)	See Me, Feel Me	See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Heal Me!	Parrot	1969		4:23:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers	Egyptian Reggae	single (b/w Roller Coaster By The Sea) B	eserkeley	1977		4:26:18 (Pop-up)
AC/DC	Let There Be Rock "Let There Be Rock" by "AC/DC"	Let There Be Rock	Albert Productions	1977		4:34:19 (Pop-up)
Death	Politicians In My Eyes "Politicians In My Eyes" by "Death"	...For The Whole World To See (2009)	prev. unr.	1974		4:40:20 (Pop-up)
The Equals	Green Light "Green Light" by "The Equals"	single (b/w Love Potion)	President	1969	(From: Bubblegum MF Volume 39)	4:46:00 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton and His Septet (feat. Dinah Washington)	Blow Top Blues	shellac 10" (b/w Lionel Hampton And His Octet-Robbins In Your Hair)	Decca	1947	(From: The Ultimate Jazz Archive)	4:48:27 (Pop-up)
Robert Parker	Soul Kind of Loving	Barefootin'	Nola	1966		4:51:41 (Pop-up)
The Organisers	The Organiser "The Organiser" by "The Organisers"	single (b-side to Lonesome Road)	Pye	1965	(From: Hipshakers, Vol. 4)	4:54:23 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	It Will Never Be Me	prev. unr.	n/a	1969	(From: The Pretty Things / Philippe DeBarge (2009))	4:56:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Pretty Things	It Will Never Be Me (instrumental)	prev. unr.	n/a	1969	(From: The Pretty Things / Philippe DeBarge (2009))	5:00:44 (Pop-up)
Jackie Leven	Men in Prison "Men in Prison" by "Jackie Leven"	The Forbidden Songs of the Dying West	Cooking Vinyl	1995		5:05:38 (Pop-up)
Tom T. Hall	Deal "Deal" by "Tom T. Hall"	single (b/w It Rained In Every Town Except Paducah)	Mercury	1975		5:09:50 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Newman	Back In Circulation "Back In Circulation" by "Jimmy Newman"	Artificial Rose	Decca	1966		5:12:16 (Pop-up)
Ray Price	Crazy Arms "Crazy Arms" by "Ray Price"	single (b/w You Done Me Wrong)	Columbia	1956	(From: Uncut: Honky Tonk Heroes)	5:14:16 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Run Softly Blue River	The Fabulous Johnny Cash Vol.1 (EP)	Columbia	1958	(From: Johnny Cash, The Man In Black, 1954-1958	5:16:41 (Pop-up)
Dave Dudley	Last Day In The Mines	single (b/w Last Year's Heartaches)	Mercury	1963		5:18:47 (Pop-up)
Ray Price	I'm Not Crazy Yet "I'm Not Crazy Yet" by "Ray Price"	single (b/w A Way To Survive)	Columbia	1966		5:20:50 (Pop-up)
Heaven Bound With Tony Scotti	Five Hundred Miles	single (b/w I Will)	MGM	1971	(From: Lost Jukebox Volume 141 (Mt))	5:23:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Helen & Dick Bouchard	Spanish Flea	Introducing The Unique Keyboard Sounds of Helen & Dick Bouchard	Cadenza	unk.		5:26:08 (Pop-up)
Sue Wilkinson	You gotta To Be A Hustler	single (b/w Double Dealin' Day)	Cheapskate	1980	(From: Universal Hits)	5:30:57 (Pop-up)
Sugar & The Spices	Do The Dog "Do The Dog" by "Sugar & The Spices"	single (b/w Bye Bye Baby)	Stacy	1963	(From: Girls With Guitars)	5:33:36 (Pop-up)
Yellow Dog	ust One More Night "ust One More Night" by "Yellow Dog"	single (b/w Up In The Balcony)	Virgin	1978		5:35:36 (Pop-up)
The Loading Zone	Think "Think" by "The Loading Zone"	One For All	Umbrella	1970		5:39:00 (Pop-up)
Tommy Leonetti	Soul Dance "Soul Dance" by "Tommy Leonetti"	single (b-side to Somebody Loves You)	RCA Victor	1963		5:44:28 (Pop-up)
The Quiet Five	Tomorrow I'll Be Gone	single (b-side to When The Morning Sun Dries The Dew)	Parlophone	1965	(From: Looking Back - 80 Mod, Freakbeat And Swinging London Nuggets)	5:46:54 (Pop-up)
Al Green	It Ain't No Fun To Me "It Ain't No Fun To Me" by "Al Green"	single (b-side to Livin' For You)	Hi	1973		5:48:48 (Pop-up)
Pete Cooke and the Baby Dolls	(Your Last Kiss) Take It and Git	single (b/w Home On The Range)	Logo	1963		5:52:06 (Pop-up)
Cream	I Feel Free "I Feel Free" by "Cream"	single (b/w N.S.U.)	Reaction	1966		5:54:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		5:57:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:54am annie: ready freddy!
	8:54am Uncle Michael: Happy birthday, Annie!
	8:57am dan: Time for this 6 hour extravaganza.
	9:00am Stanley: What's happening?
	9:01am doctorjazz: Hey, looking forward to extended Dink!
	9:03am Webhamster Henry: Brownwood??
	9:03am Webhamster Henry: How about Marfa!
	9:04am ausmanx: can't have too much Dink, though you will be clashing with France v Uruguay... good evening all
	9:04am Sem: Brownwood. Kinda lyrical, wot? Hello, UM, hinks, dinks, and those identifying outside of that range.
	9:06am Uncle Michael: Dan! Stanley! Doc! Henry! Aus! Sem!
	9:07am burke: @ausmanx today's the day we need those "drunken soccer anthems"
	9:07am Uncle Michael: Burke!
	9:07am burke: you know, from the show's description
	9:08am listener james from westwood: Reporting from Forward Operating Base Spring Lake, NJ, with laptop and ill-fitting suit!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: James!
	9:10am annie: hey thanks UM!!!
	9:10am Stanley: Haha my usual thing, commenting on one program, listening confusedly to another! Hello Uncle and various nephews and nieces.
	9:10am Sem: The Captain at his Motown best.
	9:11am Gaylord Fields: Hi, UM! I’m not at work today and am instead in the Atlantic time zone, which is optimal Hinky Dinky timing for me!
	9:11am Sem: Mr. Fields, in the Atlantic provinces, then.
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Gaylord!
	9:12am Gaylord Fields: @Sem: I will not dispute that assumption.
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Canadien, not you are?
	9:14am Gaylord Fields: I had a Nanaimo bar yesterday. So yes.
	9:19am Asheville Jon: Hey UM! I'm in it for the long haul today! looking forward to the 6 hour show
	9:19am Uncle Michael: Jon! You're an iron man.
	9:19am Jeff Golick: Hello, Uncle Michael and all assembled HDTsters.
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	9:20am Asheville Jon: it'll help me get through work today. and i think at lunchtime i'll whip up another batch of pimento cheese ;)
	9:20am ausmanx: the trump baby balloon is perhaps the story of the week, but i do rather doubt if it will really fly... the idea might catch on, though www.bbc.com...
	🛒 9:21am dutchtheo: Howdy! I was just playing The Dillards - *Doug's Tune, in honor of former member, Dean Webb, he died last week... Still hot and very dry here... And Brazil-Belgium, Hup Belgie/Allez Belgique. Great Amazonico sonido
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Theo!
	9:24am Stanley: ausmanx: more on the Trump Baby Blimp www.theguardian.com...
	9:24am doctorjazz: A bit of Friday morning BS-like this version .
	9:24am annie: hey asheville jon!!
	9:25am Webhamster Henry: Oh man, I'm such a sucker for crummy Dylan covers!
	9:25am ausmanx: an article about Watchtower in our Oz arts website this week dailyreview.com.au...
	9:26am Stanley: Jimi Hendrix that was not
	9:27am doctorjazz: But what is?...
	9:27am dan: Brewer and Shipley's version of AAtW is like taking the manhood away from a song.
	9:29am Sem: ..and the outrage continues to this day. www.brewerandshipley.com
	9:29am doctorjazz: Liked their early stuff, including the mellow Dylan, my guilty pleasure...
	🛒 9:29am Brian in UK: Uncle. Everyone know this is now here.
	9:31am listener Rey: Ready for Hinky Dinky now and Hinky Dinky Deux later on. Btw that Dick Hyman in the background sounds great
	9:31am Listener Robert: Thanks for (not) clearing that up! I thought I was hearing "Powerhouse" but then I looked at the metadata and saw "Blackstick".
	🛒 9:32am Brian in UK: Think I used to have Tarkio Road. Long gone.
	9:34am dan: Blackstick sounds like the name of a Blaxploitation porno.
	🛒 9:36am Brian in UK: @dutchtheo my daughter and her friends are staying in Zandvoort next week. They hope to go to the North Sea Jazz Festival but I think that they are late for tickets.
	9:36am Asheville Jon: hey annie! how's it going?
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Rey! Robert! Brian!
	9:38am Webhamster Henry: Sun, Water, bongos and a Casio 201!
	🛒 9:39am dutchtheo: BiUK, They will have great weather. I don't think NSJ is sold out..
	9:39am ausmanx: Mr Brian, i will now be in Shropshire on August 11-ish, if you're around for a cup of tea...
	9:40am doctorjazz: One of those bands (Yes) you can recognize in 2-3 notes.
	9:41am dan: Who's the better bassist; John Entwistle or Chris Squire?
	9:42am Uncle Michael: Mike Watt
	🛒 9:43am Brian in UK: @ausmanx. Sounds good. Was it Newport that you were visiting?
	9:44am doctorjazz: I think that bass is a lot of that instantly identifiable sound.
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: Greetings from the British Museum! Heading off to see the Greek antiquities. A perfect preamble to actual Greece, where we head tomorrow.
	9:45am dan: Here's another question, which Yes group would you rather see, the regular group (Howe et al.) or Yes featuring Anderson Rabin and Wakeman. Personally I'd go with the latter.
	9:45am Uncle Michael: Has the British Museum maintained its charm, Doug?
	🛒 9:46am dutchtheo: hey Doug, that's one of the best museums i've been!
	9:46am Asheville Jon: in case you might have missed it, this is pretty killer YES: www.youtube.com...
	9:46am Uncle Michael: I'm agnostic, Dan. Besides, I gave up weed in the '80s.
	🛒 9:47am Brian in UK: Doug, try and see some of the cunieform and suchlike from Mesopotamia. We have only borrowed them.
	9:47am Doug Schulkind: Veddy charming, in a plundering-chic sort of way.
	🛒 9:50am dutchtheo: Ha plundering-chic, (borrowed) but on the other hand, in Mesopotamia it would have been destroyed probably now
	🛒 9:50am Brian in UK: Doug this South Indian restaurant is round the corner. Lots of vegetarian food. Eat a Masala Dosa they are wonderful. www.chettinadrestaurant.com
	🛒 9:53am Brian in UK: @dutchtheo that is so true and sad. Berlin and Istanbul has some good examples still. There are currently water shortages in Mesapotamia, not helped by Turks building dams upstream.and Saddam Hussein wrecking the canals.
	9:53am Dominick: Forgotten about that Rhinoceros track
	🛒 9:54am Brian in UK: Uncle truly freeform set.
	9:55am Asheville Jon: this is such a great Bowie album
	9:55am Uncle Michael: Dominick!
	🛒 9:55am dutchtheo: I'm of to France (- Uruguay), adieu (3-2). BiUK sad indeed
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Almost ate Indian last night, but we were too fagged. Maybe tonight. Flying out in the morning.
	10:00am Jeff Golick: Elgin marbles still there, @Doug?
	🛒 10:01am Brian in UK: Jeff how are you settling in?
	10:03am dan: David McCallum's father was one of the violinists on A Day In The Life and on Nick Drake's When The Day Is Done.
	🛒 10:03am Brian in UK: Got to do some shredding in the garden. Deep joy.
	10:04am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Dan.
	10:04am Uncle Michael: See ya, Brian.
	10:07am Jeff Golick: @Brian, slowly, thanks for asking. The biggest burden has been cleaning out the old place; I think we will finally have everything out by end of day today. My brain feels like a bowl of Wheatena.
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Wheatabix is better for a cleanout.
	10:08am dan: Someone should dub parts of the movie Fantasia with this song.
	10:09am Sem: Swear by Colon Blow, myself.
	10:09am Uncle Michael: *weetabix
	10:12am Asheville Jon: alrighty then, gotta get to work. will be listening! looking forward to some Telly Savalas maybe?
	10:13am Uncle Michael: It's always good to look forward to Telly Savalas, Jon. Take care.
	10:31am duke: I'm not out there, I'm in here.
	10:32am doctorjazz: Could the Dead be far behind?
	10:32am Sem: I used to be out there, but I got better, and am now here. (still)
	10:33am Uncle Michael: Duke!
	10:33am Webhamster Henry: Hey I caught that Lawrence KS reference! I was looking for The Day After related T-Shirts when I was there last year; I didn't see any!
	10:34am Uncle Michael: I've never seen any!
	10:42am glenn: holy hinky dinky hoopla!
	10:43am Uncle Michael: Glenn!
	10:46am Webhamster Henry: This needs to be cured by segueing with Spike Jones' Sloppy Lagoon.
	10:48am Uncle Michael: I wish I'd thought of that.
	10:49am glenn: france 1, uruguay 0 at the half.
	10:50am dan: What is this Jefferson Airplane bastardization?
	10:55am dan: I'll take this version of GRintS over The Outlaws' one any day of the week.
	11:00am doctorjazz: Yup, it's "traditional"
	11:01am still b/p: Listening almost from the start while driving this morning. Can’t comment at the wheel. About two more hours to go through the muggy, thru the rain, past bad signage, thru signal drops — going home, home, home. Keep me going, Uncle.
	11:02am 23 Wolves: Some hot tunes today Unc! This KC jazz is hittin' the spot.
	11:02am Uncle Michael: SB/P! 23W!
	11:03am dan: I'd expect this to be in the opening credits of a Woody Allen film. Maybe it was.
	11:18am frenchee: oh sweet relief to have the time to listen to another excellent UM show. AHOY mateys!
	11:18am Uncle Michael: frenchee!
	11:19am frenchee: "killin' time with all my deadbeat friends...."
	11:22am doctorjazz: Ah, thought it was going into something else... LIVE DEAD, (sits back and smiles)
	11:23am frenchee: deadbeats and deadheads, hip hip hoooray!
	11:24am Stanley: Can I just say that I don't think the Dead are played enough on this station? Maybe I can.
	11:25am doctorjazz: Hardly anyone but UM ever does.
	11:26am frenchee: AHEM Jesse Jarnow a young Deadhead
	11:26am coelacanth∅: greetings Uncle M and Dinklings
	11:27am frenchee: Krinsky
	11:27am doctorjazz: And live dead tracks, no less, that's really unheard of.
	11:28am coelacanth∅: ( there's really quite a lot of "dead on fmu)
	11:28am Dean: Picked up a Merl Saunders w/ Jerry Garcia disk a couple days ago, the first of two volumes live at Berkeley's Keystone Korner. (There's a third volume of extra stuff, too.) Speaking of Boz Scaggs, I'm hoping to hear Zeke opening for Weedeater on Monday night at Scaggs' club in SF.
	11:29am Dean: You'll get no complaint from me if you play a ton of Hot Tuna, too.
	11:29am dan: Boz and Danko. Sounds like a kickass show.
	11:30am coelacanth∅: Congratulations Uncle Michael!
	11:34am Uncle Michael: Coel! Dean!
	11:34am Stanley: Did UM just say we needed more Kansas round here?
	11:35am Uncle Michael: All we are is dust in the wind.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: Stanley M?
	11:36am coelacanth∅: there's no place like home.
	11:37am Stanley: I drifted off there
	11:37am Dean: I remember buying Wonderwall Music at a now defunct department store c.1970.
	🛒 11:38am Brian in UK: Jeff Conklin plays his fair share of the Grateful Dead, live.
	11:38am Uncle Michael: Today's special feature commences with the next set.
	11:39am Stanley: Hi Brian. Didn't realise Harrison paid tribute to Harry Seacombe
	11:42am Dominick: arrrr
	11:43am coelacanth∅: i never believed that Harrison didn't play on that album. first, it sounds like him; second, why wouldn't he?
	🛒 11:47am Brian in UK: Stanley He also paid tribute to Lord Buckley on Crackerbox Palace.
	11:48am coelacanth∅: hahaha
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: Just finishing high tea here in sweltering London. Was that Brian Wilson for me?
	11:50am Sem: Was there ever a version of In His Own Write by our George? Seems like guy who loved the ukulele, Seacombe, and the sweet Lord might have a wicked sense of humour.
	11:52am Mark Hurst: Joined in a few songs ago. Sounding great, Uncle Michael
	11:52am Dominick: @Sem - George bankrolled Python films, nuff said
	11:55am coelacanth∅: George's excellent sense of humour certainly got subtly wicked at times. i'd love to see it if he did create a patchwork book.
	11:55am Sem: @Dominick: whatever was I thinking? Of course. Thank you.
	11:56am frenchee: ready...set....
	11:56am dan: Tommy Can You Hear Me...........
	11:56am Dean: The Italian parenthetical merely indicates that Strandfeest was a cover of Nico Fidenco's "Con Te Sulla Spiaggia": https://www.discogs.com/Nico-Fidenco-Con-Te-Sulla-Spiaggia/release/2453716
	11:57am Sean B.: Not because I am a huge Scatman and Smiley Lewis fanatic; And not that my opinion matters much. But DANG that first 3 hours was something stellar UM. Thanx. Tommy!. Nice!.
	11:57am Lane Gray: Good morning, y'all , unless it's good afternoon for you
	🛒 11:57am Brian in UK: Happy Birthday, annie. Better late than.....
	11:57am frenchee: OHMYGAH. that was fast, @dan.
	🛒 11:58am Brian in UK: Wonder if we will hear Underture from California '99. Jimmie Haskell's baby.
	11:58am Webhamster Henry: I have the (execrable) London Symphony version of Tommy.
	11:59am coelacanth∅: pretty easy. but now i want to hear the tommy medley of the live at leeds album.
	12:00pm Webhamster Henry: Still, a rock musical about autism and child abuse - how relevant can it be now!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Sandy Denny?
	12:03pm Jeff Moore: Aw, jeez! Looks like I'm joining a six-hour marathon already in progress! I'll try to catch up without asking too many questions.
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Mark! Sean! Lane!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	12:07pm frenchee: I am happy hearing this, the Smithereens with such excellent drumming !!!! @DennisDiken
	12:07pm doctorjazz: Hey, how about something from Petra Hayden's Who Sells Out album, I can See For Miles, or any other?
	🛒 12:08pm Brian in UK: The Hillbenders looks crazy. Deaf, dumb and blind banjo player. Some might say they all are
	🛒 12:09pm Brian in UK: 1969, arguably The Who at their peak.
	12:09pm coelacanth∅: there is a track on sell out the melody of which reappears on tommy, so...
	12:09pm Lane Gray: Brian, the new Volvo trucks throw in a Round the Horne (or at least a Polari) reference. The forward radar (for adaptive cruise and collision avoidance is called the VADA sensor. Unfortunately it quit working while the truck was still burning its first tank of fuel
	12:09pm Jeff Moore: Didn't someone do a version of "Who's on first" with rock bands? Trying to remember if it was wince-y or actually kind of funny.
	12:10pm dan: @ Jeff Moore That was Animaniacs.
	🛒 12:11pm Brian in UK: @Lane lovely to vada your jolly old eek. Ha ha how bonkers is that.
	12:11pm 23 Wolves: I've been listening to a lot more Who for the last few weeks after seeing the clip below...some of the most wholesome and enjoyable comedy I've seen in a long time. Digging this scattered smothered and covered Tommy! www.adultswim.com...
	12:11pm dan: @ Jeff Moore The full title was "Who's On State" Here;s the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdqv5xIsFLM
	12:12pm Jeff Moore: @dan: Ha! Then it must have been good. ... although I think I recall something from before there were Animaniacs.
	12:12pm dan: Who's on STAGE
	🛒 12:13pm Brian in UK: Lane are you getting to play many gigs?
	12:13pm doctorjazz: Love this Sonny Boy track, great choice !
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: {intermission}
	12:15pm Lane Gray: Very few with the new job. I'm going to try to see if I can get some in Paducah KY, where I sometimes lay over Saturday night
	12:16pm Jeff Moore: @dan: Yes! Well performed, Skippy and Aunt Slappy!
	12:19pm dan: @ Jeff Moore "No that's not The Band, they're playing later"
	12:21pm Webhamster Henry: I think there's a version with even more band names in it!
	12:22pm Lane Gray: Brian, ITYM "how bona to vada..."
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: I don't think they are Bluegrass enough, my self.
	12:23pm Lane Gray: I prefer the term "neargrass"
	12:23pm Webhamster Henry: "Astroturf"
	12:24pm Jeff Moore: @Lane, @Brian: I sometimes get Nadsat and Polari confused in my brain.
	🛒 12:25pm Brian in UK: @Lane I stand corrected.
	12:27pm dan: Want to take a guess that you'll play one of Tina Turner's versions of Acid Queen
	12:31pm dan: I guess not
	12:34pm Lane Gray: Unca Michael will often play a version other than expected
	12:34pm Sean B.: Love Entwhistle so much. What a waste. Whistle rhymes is one of my faves. His excellent backup vocals along with Townshend with The Who live (especially in the early to mid 70s) are what made them so special.
	12:35pm coelacanth∅: well maybe Uncle Michael will do a Willie Dixon tribute and play Tina's version of whole lotta love.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: I've played that before.
	12:39pm dan: @ Sean B. Me and my family had tickets for the 2002 Who tour. We were shocked when John Entwistle died on the eve of the tour. I half expected it to be cancelled, but they carried on with Pino Palladino who preserved Entwistle's great bass playing on the songs.
	12:39pm Roberto: I had forgotten about the extra unc today. Belated hai! to all.
	12:40pm Goyim in the AM: @Sean B -- he was apparently miserable about his hearing loss toward the end of his life.
	12:41pm dan: @ Goyim That's probably why he dabbled in cocaine which wound up killing him.
	12:45pm Sean B.: Hmmm. Thanks for that info. I did not know John suffered from hearing loss also. I was so pissed off at Townshend for carrying on without John that i vowed that nobody could even pay me tobsee them live. To myself it was bad it enough that they could carry on without Keith as The Who (The name). But that's just me. Being a huge Who fan since the age of 6 which would be 1976.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: Roberto! Goyim!
	12:47pm Roberto: I wasn't aware there was a musical about my ass. Good to know!
	12:48pm Asheville Jon: lunch time, time to make the pimento cheese!!!!!
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Enjoy, Jon!
	12:49pm Asheville Jon: how can one ~~not~~ enjoy pimento cheese? this concept eludes me!
	12:55pm Dominick: @Asheville Jon - did you learn to make it a good old PU?
	12:58pm The Oscar: Afternoon folks! In high school, my friends and I recorded a five-minute, Who-inspired rock opera about Tor Johnson. I won't spoil the big finale, but it involved the phrase "Swedish meatball."
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Oscar!
	1:03pm Jeff Moore: Cool news - sometime late yesterday, Roon released a new version which supports playing to Chromecast devices! (and Google Home gizmos too, apparently) blogfiles.wfmu.org... roonlabs.com
	1:04pm Parq: Room for one more?
	1:05pm Webhamster Henry: @Oscar do you know this song: My Mom is Tor Johnson's Mom? (Native Shrubs of the Santa Monica Mountains) www.youtube.com...
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Always, Parq!
	1:07pm Sem: Great show from up here in the loge seats, UM. Love an afternoon at the opera.
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: Sherie Scott: Topeka girl.
	1:08pm The Oscar: @Webhamster Henry Yes! I remember that song from the excellent making-of documentary on one of the Plan 9 DVD releases (which, IIRC, was considerably longer than the movie itself).
	1:13pm dan: No Strange is like a mix of Slade and Amazing Blondel.
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: More crazy Italians covering Tommy songs...I think that's three...
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: @The Oscar I actually saw The Shrubs do this and their other hits live! I want to do an Ed Wood mashup live show in his native city of Poughkeepsie.
	1:16pm Goyim in the AM: Ringo Starr in the role he was born to play!
	1:18pm dan: @Goyim From Uncle Ernie to Mr. Conductor
	1:19pm Listener Scott: Just tuning in; sad I missed most of this Tommython; grateful I can soon listen on archives. Thanks UM
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Scott!
	1:28pm northguineahills: The World Cup and the mothership keeping me away from here....
	🛒 1:30pm Brian in UK: Uncle you just went all John Inman. Back to Polari.
	1:32pm northguineahills: here now (when and where that is????)
	1:33pm Webhamster Henry: Time to sit down to some baked beans & chocolate!
	1:34pm burke: My big brother was crazy about TOMMY the Ken Russell movie and man it was hard to deal with as a small person, but I love(d) it.
	1:34pm northguineahills: trying out a vegan Mexi place in a bit.... (which is what I usually cook at home)
	1:35pm Asheville Jon: yay for Let There Be Rock! sweet!
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: What is a John Inman?
	1:38pm Goyim in the AM: Never realized how bad ass the bass playing on this is before.
	1:38pm Asheville Jon: i remember buying all my early AC/DC (Bon Scott era) albums at BEST and watching them coming down the conveyor belt.
	1:39pm Parq: The Latino selection reminds me of "Hommy", a salsa opera inspired by Tommy. It was supposed to be given its first mainland U.S. performance ever in Lincoln Center in July 2014, and got about halfway through before a thunderstorm with torrential rain shut the whole thing down. As far as I know, it has never been performed to completion anywhere in the 50 states, although I think there was one live performance in Puerto Rico.
	🛒 1:39pm Brian in UK: Uncle, camp comedian? in UK comedy sitcom. Are You Being Served. His line was 'I'm free'. www.youtube.com...
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Ah ha!
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Parq, I think the power went out there too.
	1:43pm geezerette: quick! eyewash! Howdy, UM & woofers, mooers!
	1:43pm northguineahills: @Parq: I've been to many outdoor concerts at the Lincoln Center that went through T-storms. (actually, I can only think of one where that didn't happen).
	1:44pm northguineahills: Death!!! (devil horns out!)
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: geezer!
	1:46pm Parq: Michael, if I remember right, they had to shut the power down once the lighting started. The skies were already pretty ugly when the audience started assembling, and when the show began, they warned people that it might come to that. No one left until they had to.
	1:47pm Parq: NGH, I can't explain, but I do know that they said they would shut the show down if the lightning started, and they did.
	1:48pm Parq: Speaking of Lincoln Center, I saw Death there too. Most of the audience were regulars for the summer series and didn't seem to know what to make of middle aged black guys playing hard rock. Then some skinny guy got up in front of the stage to dance. People started joining him, and then at last, it was a rock and roll show.
	1:49pm Sean B.: UM. You should (or could) play Annie by Lane/Townshend for Annie. I dunno. I should probably not say anything as this show has been so great today!.
	1:49pm northguineahills: If memory serves correctly, that would be 8/9 shows outdoors, and those 8 I left soaked (even w/ an umbrella).
	1:50pm geezerette: ahhhhhhh...:)
	1:51pm geezerette: wow, a baby Dinah Washington!
	1:51pm northguineahills: (4 of those events were WFMU related).
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Checked out this Hampton, Dinah already distinctive (but you can hear some Billie)
	1:52pm northguineahills: Pouring whiskey in my hair, I haven't tried that. (probably should wait until I drive home from work).
	1:52pm geezerette: Doc, for sure.
	1:57pm Sean B.: Rough Mix is so great. But ALWAYS the Ronnie Lane cuts on that always slayed me over Pete's stuff. Even Evolution from the first Pete solo stands out @UM
	1:58pm Parq: Dinah W walking down Broadway with nothing but a smile is a pleasant thing to contemplate.
	1:58pm geezerette: Pretty Things!
	2:00pm geezerette: Parq, I'm of the female persuasion but have to agree she was very decorative.
	2:10pm Sem: Hey, geezerette. All good on the left coast?
	2:10pm geezerette: UM, amazed that you can even speak! Thanks, what a playlist!!! Hippy weekend to you. :)
	2:12pm geezerette: Hi Sem! It's HOT, gonna be 103 in Lotus Land. Otherwise great! How are you?
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Geezer.
	2:15pm Sem: 103? Wow...but yesterday here with the Humidex it was 113 Othewise just dandy, tanning successfully using SPF ~750.
	2:16pm geezerette: Always love the Country Western sets. (Yee- HAW!)
	🛒 2:17pm Brian in UK: Thanks Uncle for the marathon, off to the kitchen. Good weekend, everyone.
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: Now, there’s a funny thing: I went out for a day’s adventure after starting off listening to HDT, and the show is still there for me when I return!
	2:17pm geezerette: Sem,HA! :D
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm an algorithm, Gaylord. I never shut down.
	2:19pm Lane Gray: Not as Jimmy C. Newman? (and steel giant Ralph Mooney wrote Crazy Arms for those who care)
	2:19pm Mike Sin: I've been tuned in since about the Freddie Hubbard track -- this six-hour show (of fortitude!) was a nice surprise!
	2:20pm Gaylord Fields: WFMU’s Give the UMer Radio Stream!
	2:22pm Sem: You may Ray Price me all afternoon long, UM. The Price is Right.
	2:22pm Lane Gray: Ahhh, deep catalog Ray
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: You're all so nice to me Can I keep you?
	2:25pm Lewis: such a nice version of 500 miles...
	2:25pm Jeff Moore: This 500 is sure perky.
	2:25pm Lewis: ...take me to the bridge!
	2:25pm dan: UM, you should play The Seekers’ version of 500 Miles. Judith Durham sings so angelic on that track.
	2:25pm ndbob: hi UM and everyone!
	2:26pm Parq: Gee, what a great pop version of 500.
	2:26pm Webhamster Henry: this is a nice 500 miles - it's more pop-rocky and less folkie!
	2:26pm Lane Gray: What a version of 500 Miles
	2:26pm Parq: And so he hid inside a dog ...
	2:28pm doctorjazz: Hey, Geezerette, we had our 100+ heat earlier this week, cooler this weekend in Jersey. Heading for New Hampshire for the weekend, daughter's in a show there.
	2:28pm Lane Gray: Traditional. Contemporary versions have had input from Bobby Bare
	2:30pm geezerette: Doc, it's the same heatwave, it's been traveling west. What show is she in? Exciting!
	2:31pm Lane Gray: Oops Wikipedia says it was copyrighted in 1961 by Hedy West
	2:33pm still b/p: 500 miles is what I just drove! ....kinda. All of them sssssticky. Good to listen normally....if still slightly stickily. For a while the phone was nested in my bike helmet on my lap at the wheel.
	2:34pm ndbob: right Lane - she recorded a nice version
	2:34pm Lane Gray: Tom Gray got the jacket back that night Mrs. John Duffey blocked his bus in and wouldn't let him leave until it was returned
	2:35pm rw: Howdy kids! still b/p, how does your phone sound from inside of a bike helmet?
	2:37pm Lane Gray: I admit to being partial but I don't think any version has been better than that of John Duffey
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Bob! RW!
	2:37pm rw: UM, you're almost there! I missed four and a half of them but I'm here for the remainder.
	2:39pm rw: A little bummed I missed most of Tommy but it seems like something worth returning to later.
	2:41pm doctorjazz: She's in The Producers. I'm sure I'll think it's better than Broadway!
	2:42pm Uncle Michael: This is the punch-drunk last set.
	2:42pm geezerette: Wow! What role?
	2:42pm ndbob: agree rw
	2:42pm Mark Hurst: Almost to the finish line!
	2:43pm Parq: I missed everything before the middle of the Tommy set, but it's aways good to spend any time with UM and crew. Good weekend, all.
	2:43pm geezerette: Heh, UM, this is what your brain sounds like right now?
	2:43pm Sem: Roger DeBris?
	2:44pm geezerette: Sem! For shame. :D
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Well done, @UM!
	2:46pm geezerette: Doc, seriously, I really want to know. I'm happy for her.
	2:48pm Sem: Had the Mostel/Wilder film soundtrack album, for ever and ever. Still laughed even knowing the punchlines. "Roger! We're not alone!" Carman Ghia. Genius.
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Hey, Geez, she's in the chorus, with some small features (it's a tough biz...) Thanks, UM (AL is great to finish with!) great show!
	2:50pm geezerette: Love Mel Brooks. :) ooh, Al Green!
	2:50pm Marie: coolio set
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Marie! Thanks.
	2:52pm Marie: Howdy UM! Happy summer.
	2:52pm geezerette: Congratulations to you and daughter, Doc! Enjoy the show!!! Thanks again, UM!!!
	2:53pm ndbob: excellent show UM!
	2:53pm Parq: Doc, is she the one with the pretzel?
	2:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for seeing me through our long, national nightmare. See you all next week!
	2:55pm Sem: Bye, UM, and all. The hinkiest of the dinkiest weekends to you.
	2:55pm Dean: Does this mean Gerald Ford will be sitting in for Doug next week? That'd be weird.
	2:55pm dan: Perfect song to end a 6 Hour marathon. I’m sure you’ll feel free in 5 minutes UM
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: I'll be back with malaise, Dean.
	2:56pm burke: Thanks Uncle.
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks UM and conratulations! you made it!
	2:57pm Parq: We have lust in our hearts for the next HDT.
	2:58pm Lane Gray: Great show, Michael
	2:58pm rw: Do another six!
	2:59pm rw: Thank you Uncle M!
	2:59pm northguineahills: Back from lunch in time for Albatross! Thanks UM, enjoy the weekend y'alls!
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Come on, hour 7!
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the Hinkyness and the Dinkiness!
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: Hey The stream went to Peter Grudzien - What Have I Done : an autoharp heavy track! #wfmumeansautoharps

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from July 6, 2018

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