WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 12, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:02pm davefromtoronto: how! high are you?
	12:03pm βrian: Fire up the rooty-poots.
	12:04pm burke: I am the transmitter!
	12:05pm Funky16Corners: Whatup Unk?
	12:05pm chresti: Hello!
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: A Boston-born Cubs fan, eh? Well, I guess the long-term suffering gene is in place.
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: Thank you for smooshing the Yankees, Boston!
	12:06pm dan: Hello everyone.
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Ready to Dink!
	12:06pm dan: They should be saying "Bah-stun" That's my hometown.
	12:06pm Parq: Boston actually was my home town for a while.
	12:06pm βrian: No mention of Fenway?
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: @dan nailed it -- no way she's from Boston.
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: hey Uncle M and Dinklers
	12:08pm Roberto: If Boston is Beantown, is NYC Quinoatown?
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: ooooh
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: Was away from the stream during the mighty Doug's show but here for the mighty Uncle Michael!
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: be glad to Reeeeaaaally listen to this song again
	12:09pm Dominick: oh yes!
	12:09pm northguineahills: Holy smithrods, the original!
	12:09pm βrian: "Quinoa, quinoa won't be just any nwah."
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: If I'd 'a had a polite way to keep the stream on during my meeting, though, you know I'd 'a jammed GTDS style!
	12:09pm northguineahills: Hey, UM, do you have a hockey team closer to you then the KC Mavericks?
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Dave! Brian! Burke! Larry! Chresti! Jeff! Doug! Dan! Doc! Parq! Coel! Roberto! Dominick! NGH! James!
	12:10pm Webhamster Henry: They were so meticulous with "Naishville".
	🛒 12:10pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm in a fir forest, presently. There ARE a few pines, here and there…
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Henry! Granny!
	12:11pm chresti: I'm pining for the pines
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: NGH, yes. The Blackhawks are in my heart.
	12:12pm Dean: I'm fjording for the pines.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: i have that original where did you sleep last night on a 10"... but it's a 10" "LP". (and maybe it's called "in the pines".
	12:14pm northguineahills: que, quien esta quinua,? no quejumbroso....
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	12:14pm northguineahills: I guess I just have the Bolts now.... (meh, Rangers and Isle fans were obnoxious anyways...).
	12:15pm dan: It's one of those traditional songs that has about 100 different variations to it.
	12:15pm davefromtoronto: this tune is 'nirvana' to me...
	🛒 12:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Hello, Uncle Michael, Hello ALL! Hope everyone is well and cozy. No shivering, except with delight!
	12:17pm dan: I figured you had to play The Four Pennies version. Nothing like 1960s British rock marrying a negro spiritual.
	12:17pm coelacanth∅: i would like to be in a fir forest presently.
	🛒 12:19pm Franco Twinkie: I love this! A super block of one of my all time favorites.
	12:19pm dan: Today's pop music doesn't have the crystal clear harmonies that The Four Pennies have on this song.
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: I preferred the old Christy Minstrels, but the New ones were pretty okay.
	🛒 12:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna: coelacanth∅: it is a misty morning, and quite pretty here
	12:20pm davefromtoronto: i hope he plays the "Happy Wanderer's" version!
	12:21pm Funky16Corners: Is there a New IMPROVED Christy Minstrels somewhere?
	🛒 12:21pm Franco Twinkie: Louvin Brothers and the '66 Dead too!
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: Franco!
	🛒 12:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna: New Improved TURBO Christy Minstrels!
	12:23pm Webhamster Henry: A little pine tar from Baseball PostSeason?
	🛒 12:23pm Franco Twinkie: Top 'o the mornin' Uncle Mikey!
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: I'm pining for the NLCS.
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: Granny (@12.19) that sounds like bliss to me. - i've strayed so far.
	12:24pm davefromtoronto: i'm still not sure what this song is about...
	12:25pm Dean: Dang, there's a group out of KC called In the Pines!
	🛒 12:26pm Franco Twinkie: Dean! It's the weekend. Let's go get some Menudo!
	12:27pm βrian: I'm not sure I'd have the intestinal fortitude to belly up to the menudo bar.
	12:27pm Roberto: Damn, Dean stole my line. I couldn't help but be reminded of the Dead Parrot Sketch.
	12:28pm Dean: I'm aiming for a joint a friend recently recommended in El Sobrante. It's called El Trompudo, an unfortunate name in these parts, but it looks promising. Not sure I'll opt, though, for menudo. (Or did you mean the pop group? Did they cover "In the Pines"?)
	12:29pm Funky16Corners: Dean, that is a terrifying thought.
	🛒 12:29pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, how 'bout some Borrego, Mexico City style?
	12:29pm Asheville Jon: well, you can add this song to my list of 'i never want to hear this song again in my life' list.
	12:30pm Jeff Golick: My first and pretty much only exposure to this tune came via an episode of MTV Unplugged.
	🛒 12:30pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning Hinksters!
	12:30pm Dean: I don't know Borrego. What am I missing?
	12:31pm dan: @ Jeff Golick That would be the well known version from Nirvana.
	12:31pm Dean: Don't get me wrong. I like menudo, tripe and all. But I typically prefer something heartier.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: i heard what i thought was the original first, but i guess maybe not.
	12:32pm chresti: Menudo happens Sunday
	🛒 12:32pm Franco Twinkie: Dude, If you're gonna drive to El Sobrante, let me recommend Tacos Rodrigues. It's a truck that lives in the parking lot of the Central Market on Appian Way.
	12:34pm βrian: If you're going to El Sobrante, you have to have leftovers.
	12:34pm Asheville Jon: ok, gotta turn this off. catch y'all later
	🛒 12:34pm Franco Twinkie: Borrego=Lamb. It's a weekend thing.
	🛒 12:35pm Franco Twinkie: Brain, har har!
	12:35pm Dean: Noted! Thanks. I'm fond of Mercado del Sol in Concord, too. Heh, @βrian. Muy divertido.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: Jon! Lizzie! Sorry, Jon!
	12:36pm dan: Do you think that the anonymous person that wrote this tune would have thought that decades later it would be sung in Danish?
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: nope.
	12:37pm Dean: Tell the truth, @UM. Had you already planned this show's theme song prior to learning about Larsen's death? If so, quite a coincidence.
	12:37pm Parq: The discussion of the New Christie Minstrels brings to mind the lampoon version of the band that appeared as principal characters in "A Mighty Wind".
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Where's Mauri?
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Dean...busted.
	🛒 12:38pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti's Pa lives in El Sobrante high in the hills.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: The Mexican place that's the closest restaurant to my house serves birria de borrego on weekends and I've become an addict.
	12:39pm northguineahills: finish w/ Finnish?
	12:41pm coelacanth∅: wow! i love this version!
	12:41pm Dean: Small world. (Thank almighty god we're not being subjected to dozens of takes on that tune, but I wouldn't mind a version by The Fall.) I had a decent birria, once, in a joint in unincorporated LA County. Watch the risk of substance abuse, @UM. Birria is a goatway drug.
	🛒 12:41pm Franco Twinkie: Coel!
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Dean, I'm subjecting you to dozens of versions.
	12:43pm dan: This show is going to break the record for using the word “pines” the most.
	12:43pm Jeff Golick: Well, why would you get shoes from a railroad man? That's your trouble right there.
	🛒 12:44pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I've heard a railroad man will drink your blood like wine.
	12:44pm Dean: Of "It's a Small World," I meant.
	12:44pm burke: It's fun to be anticipating lyrics that come out slightly differently
	🛒 12:45pm Franco Twinkie: Micael, you are really killing it! I was going go outside and pretend to do some yard work, but now I'm planted in front of the screen. Actually, that's fine...I hate yard work.
	12:45pm coelacanth∅: Hey Franco!
	12:45pm Dean: Philips here sounds a bit like Jorma. Hey, Hot Tuna is playing in town, three nights at year-end! Hoping to make it to one show.
	12:46pm Dean: And I'm hearing Ferron tonight, same venue.
	12:46pm chresti: It’s almost house of the rising sun here
	🛒 12:47pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, Aqui Es Tescoco in Commerce?
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: chresti, I've heard at least one such mash-up.
	12:47pm chresti: This song, I mean
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Yes, I've heard at least on House/Pines mash-up.
	12:48pm Dean: Nope. Birrieria Chalio on Washington Blvd., dubbed Whittier.
	12:49pm The Oscar: Afternoon! Nice to hear Pernell keep it upbeat with a major key version.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Oscar!
	12:50pm Dean: Nuts, I have to bow out at 10:00 for a long conference call.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: they can't tell if you're really listening, Dean.
	12:51pm The Oscar: Any chance of Charlie Feathers in this set?
	🛒 12:51pm Franco Twinkie: Got it! my CPA is in Whittier. I always wrap a trip to my accountant with food and record stores.
	12:52pm chresti: Heck dean! Hurry back
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: No, Oscar.
	12:53pm Dean: I'm in town every couple of months to visit my mom in La Habra. Were you there in the '90s? Remember Al's Records on Comstock, one street west of Lovell's on Greenleaf?
	12:54pm coelacanth∅: here's another good'n
	12:54pm Dean: Youth Gone Mad! I knew Paul Kostabi and his brother Mark. Used to hang out at the record store where I worked.
	12:54pm Roberto: Trapper John, M.D. recorded a version? Dang.
	🛒 12:55pm Franco Twinkie: No, that wasn't my beat back then. But Lovell's is still the bomb.
	🛒 12:56pm Franco Twinkie: Mark the painter?
	12:56pm dan: Dee Dee Ramone lived not far where I live now. Although I only found out about this last year.
	12:57pm Dean: Tom has been there forever. Used to have a second store far to the east near La Habra, too. Yep, Mark the painter. He gave me a bunch of his books, and when he was a young non-celebrity he published a book of line drawings, given to me by a friend as a birthday gift. Still have it.
	12:57pm Rich in Washington: Wow! This redeems Dee Dee of Funky Man in my book!
	12:58pm Webhamster Henry: Tim's version is impressive!
	🛒 12:58pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Oh, Tiny! I figured he must've tackled this one at some point. Woah.
	12:58pm The Oscar: Love me some Tiny Tim, but especially when he went for (deliberately) creepy.
	🛒 12:59pm Franco Twinkie: That dog had it wired! He really knew how to shake out the silver.
	12:59pm davefromtoronto: this was before he became a castralto.
	12:59pm Dean: Wow. My conference call was moved to next week!
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: in the style of... yeah DeeDee is sure no Kurt Cobain vocally but he poured his guts into for sure.
	1:00pm chresti: Tiny sounds oddly menacing
	1:00pm dan: Tiny Tim sounds like he had too much LSD before that recording.
	1:00pm The Oscar: Of all the concerts I've seen in my life, the one I'm the proudest of may be seeing Tiny Tim at Spooky World on my tenth birthday.
	1:00pm Lane Gray: I hope the version from Scene 20 shows up. Killer Dobro work.
	🛒 1:02pm Franco Twinkie: Oscar, tell me about Spooky World.
	1:02pm Lane Gray: I think Tim sounds wonderfully haunted or haunting. The brass is ... Odd
	1:02pm chresti: @dean they must be tuned in too!
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: i'd be proud too, Oscar. it never would've occurred to me to go see him back then.
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Lane, let's just say I'm glad you're here!
	🛒 1:05pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, Do you remember The Fashion Square on Beach Blvd?
	1:05pm Webhamster Henry: I hope Mary Wing is listening.
	1:05pm Dean: Very, very clearly, yes. My mom lives nearby.
	1:06pm The Oscar: @Franco It's a long-running New England haunted house/theme park that pops up every October. My biggest memory of the show was his suit: it was screenprinted with dozens of pictures of his own face. This was maybe a year or two before he died-- I'm glad I got a chance to see him (and that I was cool/dorky enough to know who he was).
	1:06pm chresti: So glad to be here
	1:06pm The Oscar: (The opening act was Bobby "Boris" Pickett, in case you're curious)
	1:06pm Dean: I also remember the wonderful Beggar's Banquet Records (no relation to the British label) at Beach and Ball. Bootleg heaven.
	1:08pm Lane Gray: I'm glad you're here, too. And we just gave evidence of it.
	🛒 1:09pm Franco Twinkie: In October of 1971 my sister and I saw Little Feat there, when they were a quartet, playing outside to a few hippies and some confused shoppers.
	1:09pm northguineahills: Looking at the direction of Peter Sellers.... ("The Party", which he was awesome in).
	1:10pm northguineahills: Finish isn't Scandinavian, Nordic, yes!
	1:10pm northguineahills: Finnish!
	1:11pm Dean: You saw Little Feat at Fashion Square?! I seem to recall hearing the Esso Trinidad Steel Band there. Heck, I mighta been there for LF, too. I saw them years later when they opened for ELO, Anaheim Convention Center, maybe?
	1:12pm Dean: La Habra was once that hip? Hard to believe.
	🛒 1:12pm Franco Twinkie: It was so funny. They were pimpin' there first album.
	1:12pm chresti: Weird version-almost a lullaby
	1:13pm Michael 98145: La Habra - gateway to El Monte
	1:13pm davefromtoronto: makes it sound like a lullaby...
	1:13pm davefromtoronto: s**t you beat me to it!
	1:14pm Dean: More like gateway to Brea and deep OC.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Mary Wing once did a really great In The Pines set!
	1:15pm Michael 98145: @Dean, guess it depends on your destination :)
	1:16pm dan: I got to see Leon Russell live as a guest star in Elton John's show at MSG when they both did The Union record. Just 2 days before, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and it was his first trip back to MSG since The Concert for Bangladesh.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: very cool, Dan
	1:17pm The Oscar: Yes! Love the incongruous wah-wah on this one.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: I did not lie about Charlie Feathers.
	🛒 1:17pm Franco Twinkie: Don't be dissin' El Monte. I saw Wild Man Fisher playing a tennis racket at the El Monte Legion.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Maggie Bell with Long John...
	1:20pm dan: The female vocals are being done by the great Maggie Bell, Britain's answer to Janis Joplin.
	1:20pm coelacanth∅: shit i was doing the dishes and only kinda heard what i think were 2 of the better versions. (Leon then Charlie)
	1:21pm Michael 98145: liking this
	1:21pm dan: I completely forgot about the Baldry/Bell version. A perfect compliment of voices.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	1:21pm Dean: Bahooka was in Rosemead, not too far from El Monte. One freaky restaurant/nightclub.
	1:22pm Jeff Golick: Oh. Huh. Hm.
	1:22pm chresti: Did Tom Jones do a version?
	1:22pm mauri: I was on a quest for barley bread, feta, rucola and wine. UM you pronounced Lasten hautausmaa good. They are from this town and one of them works in the library here. Dont know what to tell. Had beers with them. Good folk.
	1:23pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Mauri!
	1:24pm chresti: This sounds like a televised performance
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Bob!
	1:24pm davefromtoronto: foster brooks did a great version called "where did i sleep last night"
	1:25pm ndbob: I like the Tiny Tim version of this
	1:26pm Webhamster Henry: Y'know, they cut down that old pine tree. www.youtube.com...
	🛒 1:26pm Franco Twinkie: Saw Long John Baldry opening for Uriah Heap the day before the Forth of July. There were lots of fireworks been set of in the theater. He took it all in stride and was quite the cut-up.
	1:26pm Michael 98145: geez i loves this station ♫
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: Played it, Bob.
	1:27pm ndbob: ah asa I scroll back - will catch it on the archive
	1:30pm Lane Gray: Y'all listen to the Dobro.
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: Were you present for this, Lane?
	1:31pm βrian: I don't believe I've ever heard bluegrass featuring a bass voice.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Who's on Dobro, Lane?
	1:32pm geezerette: pure gorgeousness! Howdy!
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Geezerette!
	1:33pm burke: Whoa...lounging it up, Jerry! Audacious. I love it
	1:33pm Lane Gray: Mike Auldridge
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: Were you at the show, Lane?
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: and...i'd like to say i'm leaving to cut down a norwegian maple that's grown in the pines; but it's a maple growing in the middle of a fir. it's grown maybe 10' this season, to 35-40'. i should've taken care of it last year. Thanks UM! Excellent! (-but good that this version plays now, so i can pull myself away!)
	1:34pm geezerette: UM! That was some mighty fine dobro.
	🛒 1:35pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, The Bahooka has a long history in the SGV. When I was little it was in the parking lot of Thriftymart. When my mom was inside shopping, I would go to the Bahookka at sit on the anti-aircraft gun they had out front. It was on a turret that you could swivel left and right, up and down. It's still in the front of the place that's in the Rosemead location. I just saw it the other day.
	1:36pm Lane Gray: Yes, I was present. It was at the Kennedy Center, and they brought all the tables from The Birchmere (the club in Virginia where they played every week) and set them up behind the band on the stage.
	1:37pm Lane Gray: Buck was a cool fiddler. Not the cleanest, but played with heart.
	1:39pm dan: I assume the Nirvana version is going to close this show.
	1:39pm Lane Gray: I know my onions on face-up guitars. But I don't know who is with Buck and Don.
	1:40pm Dean: Bahooka, RIP. I've only been there two or three times, but I'm glad I made it at least once.
	1:40pm The Oscar: Haaaa, I get it now :)
	1:43pm northguineahills: I will throwing money next Friday. (paying for my medical shit, and my wife w/o insurance as well).
	1:43pm Dean: As for El Monte, Edward's Steakhouse south of 10 was amazing. We went there the day before they closed, which also happened to be the day after my father passed away. It was our version of a wake.
	1:44pm chresti: This is one of my favorite versions!
	1:44pm Funky16Corners: Those harmonies!
	1:45pm Lane Gray: I'm going to pause this. Time for me to grab a bite and start driving
	1:47pm davefromtoronto: put these on your christmas list - https://dangerousminds.net/comments/fantastic_louvin_brothers_satan_is_real_cowboy_boots
	1:49pm Jeff Golick: I wish I could sing, and then I wish I could sing harmony like any of these people.
	1:50pm Jeff Golick: (Hearing it is also pretty good.)
	1:50pm northguineahills: Wow, '94! I got to shake Dolly's hand in '94 (marching band was in a Dollywood parade).
	1:51pm The Oscar: Has anyone been keeping a tally of how many versions include the decapitation?
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Not off the top of my head.
	🛒 1:53pm Franco Twinkie: Norma!
	1:53pm Jeff Golick: ZING
	1:53pm Funky16Corners: I love this Norma Tanega album
	1:53pm dan: Music wise this has to be one of the most flexible songs to fit in any genre.
	1:54pm Webhamster Henry: It's a little bluesy, but I just tried this out the melody in Pelog, so I guess we could play it on the Gamelan.
	1:54pm northguineahills: Only if one finds a head in the snowcone booth.
	1:54pm Jeff Golick: Have they all been in 3/4?
	1:55pm Jeff Golick: Never mind.
	1:55pm geezerette: Shivers, nearly every version. Never been where this music comes from but it makes me feel like I was born there too.
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: No,and the Jerry reed shifts back and forth.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: Oh man: "I'm Back and I'm Proud"
	1:57pm Dean: Produced by Kim Fowley. Jeez.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad I'm not the only one to take notice of that album title.
	1:57pm Funky16Corners: I would not have pegged this as Gene Vincent
	1:57pm The Oscar: @Jeff I just caught that too! I think I did a literal double-take.
	🛒 1:57pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, right behind Edwards is the plant where they make Thritfy Ice Cream. I saw it one day when I was looking for an urgent care to deal my hives.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: (Meanwhile, just noticed the James Brown "I'm Black and I'm Proud" Dallas '68 concert is getting the reissue treatment: www.axs.com...)
	2:01pm geezerette: Funky 16, my computer just would not stream your show this week but got to listen yesterday. Classic!
	2:01pm Parq: What Liz wants, Liz Getz.
	2:03pm Dean: I vaguely recall the Thrifty plant. Franchise Tax Board (woo hoo!) is next door on Flair Drive, as is the AQMD, I believe. Real destination.
	2:03pm geezerette: Man, I am loving this.
	🛒 2:04pm Franco Twinkie: Shit, Dean! You're on the dime.
	2:06pm Funky16Corners: @Geezerette - Thanks! Glad you dug it.
	2:08pm Funky16Corners: Louvins, DVR, Sir Coug and Norma Tanega in the same set? You trying to butter me up Uncle Michael?
	2:08pm geezerette: Wonder how old this song is?
	2:08pm doctorjazz: The similarities of this and Dylan:s Wallflower just hit me . Of course, Dylan "borrowing" melody is no big news (or any folk musician ,for that matter).
	2:08pm Funky16Corners: SIR DOUG....#$@!? tablet...
	2:10pm Funky16Corners: @Geezerette - Wiki says it dates to at least the 1870s
	🛒 2:12pm Franco Twinkie: Sir Doug!?! You're amazing, Michael. I have a picture of Kim making a menacing monster claw at me!
	2:12pm geezerette: It sounds like it might be even older!
	🛒 2:12pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You and Michael Shelley, UM!
	🛒 2:13pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Also my company will match the donation so you're each getting the whole thing.
	2:14pm northguineahills: I'd donate a Benjamin to anyone that plays a whole show about defenestration (wait, maybe I should do that!)
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: That's wonderful, Lizzie! And I guessed the right Michael!
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: I'm on it, NGH.
	2:16pm Dean: Dylan covered the tune, too.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	2:17pm ndbob: I need to go - excellent show UM - catch what I missed on the archive
	2:18pm doctorjazz: The Mountaineers harmonies are just the slightest bit sour ..
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: See you later, Bob.
	2:18pm Dean: Dylan and Tiny Tim share more than one would assume at first.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Well, there was Joan Baez...
	2:20pm Jeff Golick: zing
	2:21pm geezerette: Dean, both brilliant musicologists. Been thinking lately of Tiny Tim's,"The Icecaps Are Melting".
	2:22pm geezerette: ooh, Bill Monroe!
	2:22pm Dean: I was being just a little tongue-in-cheek, geezerette, but of course you are right.
	2:23pm Doug Schulkind: Rather amazingly, I have (at least) nine versions of this song, and Uncle Michael has yet to play a single one of them.
	2:23pm chresti: This one too!
	2:23pm Funky16Corners: One of my favorite Dr Demento episodes was he and Tiny sitting around playing and rapping about music from the 1910s and 1920s
	2:24pm Dean: You and UM can't agree on anything, can you, Doug?
	2:25pm mauri: jesh kossoy sisters
	2:25pm Funky16Corners: Just turned on TCM and was greeted with Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main as a couple. Gonna have nightmares.
	2:25pm dan: @Mauri Sounds like a Lawrence Welk nightmare.
	2:26pm Doug Schulkind: I agree with that, Dean.
	2:26pm Dean: Leave it to a radio station in New Jersey to run three hours of a song that mentions "where the sun never shines."
	2:26pm geezerette: Exactly! Tim knew every song ever recorded in that era, and probably much more than that. His normal singing voice was actually beautiful.
	2:28pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - South Jersey is ALL PINES
	2:28pm geezerette: Oh, God, Cisco!!
	2:31pm Dean: I used to listen to to Ian Whitcomb's radio show on KPCC, even donated to the public station during his airtime. They cancelled the show. Heard a lot of popular tunes I never would heard otherwise.
	2:31pm geezerette: UM, just wow!
	2:31pm Webhamster Henry: Near the end of his life, I believe Tiny Tim was working a massive curated series of early 20th century music.
	2:32pm northguineahills: Thanks, UM, off to lunch, thanks for throwing me in the pines, have a great weekend!
	2:32pm chresti: the renditions with harmonies. are my favorites, usually
	2:32pm geezerette: Dean, that was a great show!
	2:32pm Doug Schulkind: @Funky16Corners Now I dying to re-watch the Pine Barrens episode of the Sopranos.
	2:32pm The Oscar: My old boss at the record store and his staff at the time once got to hang out with Tiny Tim backstage at the Rat in Boston in the '80s. Apparently they spent the better part of an hour throwing song titles at Tim trying to stump him, and he could sing every single one from memory.
	2:32pm mauri: @dan Sounding German? I don't know if I got it. I say "jesh" which is from Finnish version of Mutts as the dog goes yesh!
	2:33pm Lane Gray: Instead of Nirvana the fitting version to end on would be Leadbelly. He wrote it and all
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry In the early '80s I shared a stage with Tiny Tim.
	2:33pm Funky16Corners: Whitcomb is a really interesting guy. Years ago I read his memoir about his early hitmaking days. Great book.
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: Dean, Ian has a show on Luxuria.
	2:33pm Dean: Sure was, geezer. His show, Fred Hyatt's Opera Show on KPFK, and The Mighty Wurlitzer, all ear-opening.
	2:34pm dan: @Funky Are you referring to Ian Whitcomb?
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: Lane, I opened with it but no, he didn't write it.
	2:34pm Funky16Corners: @Doug - That Russian is still out there somewhere
	2:35pm geezerette: Webhamster, did it ever materialize? Doug! Tell the story!
	2:35pm Dean: I don't wander too far afield from WFMU when it comes to internet radio, but good to know, UM. And Joan Baez, too, Doug?
	2:35pm Funky16Corners: @Dan - Yes
	2:35pm Lane Gray: Was that Billy Strange behind Norma Tanega on guitar ? Sounds like his touch
	2:36pm geezerette: Dean,@2:33, yep :)
	2:37pm dan: @Funky Ian Whitcomb kicks ass. Anyone who can bring the music hall sound to a more contemporary setting has my respect.
	2:37pm Lane Gray: He sure seems credited on a lot of albums.
	2:37pm Jeff Golick: An interior decorator, wasn't he, Larry?
	2:38pm geezerette: Whitcomb does a great stage show too.
	2:41pm Listening Out There: Just got here. Happy HDT to youse all...
	2:41pm Dean: It was donating to either Whitcomb's show or Hyatt's that earned me a translucent green vinyl compilation of tunes sung by Jane Green. Can't find it on Discogs, but it's a beauty. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/jane-green-mn0001933095
	2:42pm davefromtoronto: did you say "skillet lickers?"
	2:42pm Doug Schulkind: In the early '80s, Tiny Tim made some extra scratch by hiring himself out to perform as the emcee at college talent shows. I was in a band that performed at such a revue at Oberlin in about '80 or '81. Tiny flew in to Cleveland and we picked him up at the airport and drove him in to Oberlin. Tiny was given some thumbnail descriptions of all the acts and he did his shtick and played uke in between all the performances. Tiny Tim was possibly the smelliest person I have ever been proximitous to.
	2:43pm Funky16corners: @Jeff - I hadn’t heard that. He came to live in the US during the early 60s and via his hits managed to intersect with pretty much all pop culture circa 65/66
	2:44pm Funky16corners: @LaneGray - I’m pretty sure Norma Tanega recorded in NYC, so I don’t think Billy Strange was involved
	2:46pm geezerette: Doug, haha! I've heard that about him! (Poor Miss Vicki.)
	2:46pm Jeff Golick: Sorry, Larry -- cross-post. Was riffing on that Russian still missing in the Pine Barrens.
	2:46pm Marie: Absolutely loving your show today Uncle Michael. Thank-ee! Hi all!
	2:46pm rw: Doug, that's a cool story! My Dad played Tiny Tim in a community play in the late 60s or early 70s. He went to the theater supply and asked for nose putty and they told him he didn't need any. Also... I have a memory of seeing Tiny Tim on a TV interview and there was a box of Depends in the background. Not sure if it's that's a real memory or not but I'm pretty sure.
	2:47pm dan: It's Loretta Lynn techno
	2:47pm rw: I've been listening to this song all morning and I'm still not really sure what it's about.
	2:48pm Funky16corners: @Doug - Having heard a bunch of Tiny’s Howard Stern appearances, his descriptions of his weird hygiene regimen would seem to bear that out
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: L.O.T.! Marie! RW!
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: @Funky16Corners Regimen? We don't need no stinkin regimen.
	2:49pm Funky16corners: @Jeff - With any luck he made his way back to Russia and produced a Kazakhstani version of the Sopranos
	2:49pm Marie: I would love to hear about Tiny's weird hygiene regimens....
	2:50pm chresti: It's about some girl buried in the woods
	2:50pm Funky16corners: @Doug - Stinkin’ regimen is right!
	2:50pm Dean: Just occurred to me: Pine-Sol.
	2:50pm Marie: One version seems to imply the singer killed his father, like his father had slept with his girlfriend...
	2:50pm Funky16corners: @Marie - it involved adult diapers and lots of lotion (no kidding)
	2:51pm Marie: :>) I was going to ask if it involved cheese....
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Only four more versions to go.
	2:52pm chresti: and then there's mention of a captain...
	2:52pm Marie: @Funky: sounds VERY funky
	2:52pm Marie: OMG
	2:54pm geezerette: UM, brilliance! (Every DJ at WFMU is a genius! Don't tell 'em though, it only embarrasses them.)
	2:54pm Dean: Maybe Tiny was singing, "In Depends, in Depends, where the sun never shines..."?
	2:55pm geezerette: ha ha, bleech!
	2:55pm chresti: ha Dean!
	2:55pm davefromtoronto: the sing along version!
	2:55pm still b/p: When I expressed surprise recently about the people I'd heard had consented to be interviewed by Stern, someone told me he's a whole new and different Stern these days. But I heard only a little before and hear none of him now. Has he reformed/reset hisself?
	2:56pm Lane Gray: Just got caught up as far as Mac He doesn't get near enough mention these days.
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: still b/p!
	2:57pm Roberto: Pine on, brother Uncle Michael. See ya next time!
	2:57pm Listening Out There: When I saw Tiny Tim with Brave Combo years back, we were convinced he was wearing Depends. I'd also read some comment somewhere by Sting that he'd played with Tiny Tim, and that TT had an incredibly large book (i.e. repertoire of tunes)...
	🛒 2:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: My husband loves Blood on the Saddle - wonder if he knows this song?
	2:58pm Funky16Corners: @SBP - He fancies himself as MAINLY an interviewer these days, though he divides his time about 50/50 between that and hassling his staff. Back in the day, Tiny Tim didn't need much coaxing. He spewed weirdness non-stop
	3:00pm geezerette: Marianne Faithful!
	3:02pm Lane Gray: Great show, Uncle Michael!
	3:02pm dan: I guess Nirvana is the closing finale.
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!
	3:03pm geezerette: Thank you, UM! Extraordinary!!!
	3:03pm chresti: thanks Uncle Michael!
	3:03pm Funky16Corners: Great show UM!
	3:04pm dan: Great Pine show UM
	3:04pm Dean: Great show. Comparative listening can be so much fun.
	3:04pm rw: Thank you Uncle Michael! I'm headed out to the pines. Later everyone!
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: Legendary one, @UM. Thanks so much.
	3:05pm burke: Emerging from the pines...aaaah. Thanks.
	3:06pm Listening Out There: Marianne Faithful doesn't sound like that these days...
	3:06pm mauri: Kiitos!
	3:10pm Uncle Michael: Bye!
	3:11pm Listening Out There: Thx, Mr. Host Sir!
	3:13pm Webhamster Henry: Off to the pines. I hope I keep my head.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 12, 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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October 12, 2018: Show #269 SPECIAL (In the Pines/Black Girl/Longest Train): October Jubilee Week #2: We get lost in the weeds...well, not the *weeds*, exactly.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Lead Belly	(Black Gal) Where Did You Sleep Last Night?	shellac 10" (b/w In New Orleans)	Musicraft	1944	0:04:13 (Pop-up)
Bob Nichols (Clayton McMichen uncredited)	Grave In The Pines	shellac 10" (b-side to The Killing Of Tom Slaughter)	Columbia	unk.	0:07:07 (Pop-up)
Pete Seeger	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "Pete Seeger"	American Favorite Ballads, Volume 2	Folkways	1958	0:10:22 (Pop-up)
The Four Pennies	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "The Four Pennies"	single (b/w You Went Away)	Philips	1964	0:12:46 (Pop-up)
The New Christy Minstrels	In The Pines	The Quiet Sides Of The New Christy Minstrels	Columbia	1965	0:15:34 (Pop-up)
The Pleazers	Poor Girl "Poor Girl" by "The Pleazers"	single (b-side to Last Night)	Zodiac	1965	0:17:54 (Pop-up)
Odetta	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Odetta"	Looking For A Home	M.C.	2001	0:20:05 (Pop-up)
Doc Watson	In The Pines (Live) "In The Pines (Live)" by "Doc Watson"	The Bottom Line Archive Series	The Bottom Line Record Company	2002	0:21:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Essig	Down In The Pines "Down In The Pines" by "David Essig"	In The Tradition	Phonodisc	1981	0:25:44 (Pop-up)
Gasolin'	Min Tøs "Min Tøs" by "Gasolin'"	Gasolin' 2	CBS	1972	0:30:53 (Pop-up)
Lasten Hautausmaa	Tyttöni "Tyttöni" by "Lasten Hautausmaa"	Lasten Hautausmaa	Svart	2015	0:33:42 (Pop-up)
Connie Francis	True Love, True Love	Sings Folk Song Favorites	MGM	1961	0:38:13 (Pop-up)
John Philips	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "John Philips"	John Phillips (John The Wolfking Of L.A.) (2006 bonus track)	ABC/Dunhill	1970	0:41:04 (Pop-up)
Pernell Roberts	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Pernell Roberts"	Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies	RCA Victor	1963	0:44:21 (Pop-up)
Shane Speal's Head	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Shane Speal's Head"	Lunatic Howl	Hand/Eye	2005	0:47:13 (Pop-up)
Youth Gone Mad Featuring Dee Dee Ramone	In The Pines	Youth Gone Mad Featuring Dee Dee Ramone	Trend Is Dead!	2002	0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Tiny Tim	Little Girl (In The Pines)	single (b-side to April Showers)	Blue Cat	1966	0:54:14 (Pop-up)
Clifford Jordan	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "Clifford Jordan"	These Are My Roots: Clifford Jordan Plays Leadbelly	Atlantic	1965	0:56:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Essig	Down In The Pines "Down In The Pines" by "David Essig"	In The Tradition	Phonodisc	1981	1:00:50 (Pop-up)
Tennessee Ernie Ford	In The Pines	This Lusty Land!	Capitol	1955	1:08:07 (Pop-up)
Leon Russell With The Newgrass Revival	In The Pines	Hank Wilson Vol 4: Rhythm & Bluegrass	Leon Russell	2001	1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Charlie Feathers	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Charlie Feathers"	New Jungle Fever	New Rose	1987	1:13:14 (Pop-up)
Long John Baldry	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "Long John Baldry"	It Ain't Easy	Warner Bros.	1971	1:16:04 (Pop-up)
Josh White	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "Josh White"	The Story Of John Henry...A Musical Narrative	Elektra	1955	1:18:47 (Pop-up)
Mark Lanegan	Where Did You Sleep Last Night	The Winding Sheet	Sub Pop	1990	1:21:41 (Pop-up)
The Seldom Scene	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "The Seldom Scene"	Scene 20: 20th Anniversary Concert	Sugar Hill	1991	1:25:29 (Pop-up)
Jerry Reed	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Jerry Reed"	Jerry Reed Explores Guitar Country	RCA Victor	1969	1:29:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fiddling Buck Ryan With Don Reno & Red Smiley	Fiddling Buck Ryan With Don Reno & Red Smiley	In The Pines	Rural Rhythm	1971	1:31:48 (Pop-up)
The Louvin Brothers	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "The Louvin Brothers"	Tragic Songs Of Life	Capitol	1956	1:40:11 (Pop-up)
Dolly Parton	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Dolly Parton"	Heartsongs: Live From Home	Blue Eye/Columbia	1994	1:43:19 (Pop-up)
Dave Van Ronk	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Dave Van Ronk"	Sings Ballads, Blues, And A Spiritual	Folkways	1959	1:45:57 (Pop-up)
Norma Tanega	Hey Girl "Hey Girl" by "Norma Tanega"	Walkin' My Cat Named Dog	New Voice	1966	1:48:58 (Pop-up)
Gene Vincent	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Gene Vincent"	I'm Back And I'm Proud	Dandelion	1969	1:51:32 (Pop-up)
Liz Getz	My Girl "My Girl" by "Liz Getz"	Liz Getz Sings	Folkways	1965	1:55:29 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Martin & Ralph Stanley	In The Pines	First Time Together	Gusto	1980	1:58:23 (Pop-up)
The Sir Douglas Quintet	In The Pines	unk. (Complete Singles, 1964-1966)	unk.	1965	2:02:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Duane Eddy"	Songs Of Our Heritage	London	1960	2:04:26 (Pop-up)
The Tenneva Ramblers	The Longest Train I Ever Saw	shellac 10" (b/w Sweet Heaven When I Die)	Victor	1927	2:10:12 (Pop-up)
J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers	The Longest Train	shellac 10" (b/w Wade Mainer & Zeke Morris-My Mother Is Waiting)	Montgomery Ward	1936	2:13:12 (Pop-up)
The Dinning Sisters	In the Pines "In the Pines" by "The Dinning Sisters"	prev. unr.	n/a	1942	2:16:16 (Pop-up)
Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys	In The Pines	single (b/w Footprints In The Snow)	Decca	1952	2:18:09 (Pop-up)
The Kossoy Sisters With Additional Banjo And Guitar Accompaniments By Erik Darling	In The Pines	Bowling Green And Other Folk Songs From The Southern Mountains	Tradition	1956	2:21:13 (Pop-up)
Cisco Houston	My Gal "My Gal" by "Cisco Houston"	I Ain't Got No Home	Vanguard	1962	2:24:23 (Pop-up)
Warner Mack	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Warner Mack"	The Golden Country Hits - Vol. 2	Kapp	1962	2:26:57 (Pop-up)
Merle Travis & Mac Wiseman	In The Pines	The Clayton McMichen Story	CMH	1981	2:30:05 (Pop-up)
The Wandering	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "The Wandering"	Go On Now, You Can't Stay Here	Songs Of The South	2012	2:34:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Clarence & Roland White	In The Pines	33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals (2003)	prev. unr.	unk.	2:36:42 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lynn	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Loretta Lynn"	Full Circle	Legacy	2016	2:41:48 (Pop-up)
Brad Paisley & Carl Jackson	In The Pines	Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited	Legacy	2015	2:43:42 (Pop-up)
The Forbidden Dimension	In The Pines	Sin Gallery	Cargo	1993	2:47:19 (Pop-up)
Blood On The Saddle	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Blood On The Saddle"	Poison Love	Chameleon	1986	2:52:17 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithful	Black Girl "Black Girl" by "Marianne Faithful"	Come My Way	Decca	1965	2:55:18 (Pop-up)
Fantastic Negrito	In The Pines "In The Pines" by "Fantastic Negrito"	The Last Days Of Oakland	Blackball Universe	2016	2:57:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968	3:01:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm davefromtoronto: how! high are you?
	12:03pm βrian: Fire up the rooty-poots.
	12:04pm burke: I am the transmitter!
	12:05pm Funky16Corners: Whatup Unk?
	12:05pm chresti: Hello!
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: A Boston-born Cubs fan, eh? Well, I guess the long-term suffering gene is in place.
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: Thank you for smooshing the Yankees, Boston!
	12:06pm dan: Hello everyone.
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Ready to Dink!
	12:06pm dan: They should be saying "Bah-stun" That's my hometown.
	12:06pm Parq: Boston actually was my home town for a while.
	12:06pm βrian: No mention of Fenway?
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: @dan nailed it -- no way she's from Boston.
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: hey Uncle M and Dinklers
	12:08pm Roberto: If Boston is Beantown, is NYC Quinoatown?
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: ooooh
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: Was away from the stream during the mighty Doug's show but here for the mighty Uncle Michael!
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: be glad to Reeeeaaaally listen to this song again
	12:09pm Dominick: oh yes!
	12:09pm northguineahills: Holy smithrods, the original!
	12:09pm βrian: "Quinoa, quinoa won't be just any nwah."
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: If I'd 'a had a polite way to keep the stream on during my meeting, though, you know I'd 'a jammed GTDS style!
	12:09pm northguineahills: Hey, UM, do you have a hockey team closer to you then the KC Mavericks?
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Dave! Brian! Burke! Larry! Chresti! Jeff! Doug! Dan! Doc! Parq! Coel! Roberto! Dominick! NGH! James!
	12:10pm Webhamster Henry: They were so meticulous with "Naishville".
	🛒 12:10pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm in a fir forest, presently. There ARE a few pines, here and there…
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: Henry! Granny!
	12:11pm chresti: I'm pining for the pines
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: NGH, yes. The Blackhawks are in my heart.
	12:12pm Dean: I'm fjording for the pines.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: i have that original where did you sleep last night on a 10"... but it's a 10" "LP". (and maybe it's called "in the pines".
	12:14pm northguineahills: que, quien esta quinua,? no quejumbroso....
	12:14pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	12:14pm northguineahills: I guess I just have the Bolts now.... (meh, Rangers and Isle fans were obnoxious anyways...).
	12:15pm dan: It's one of those traditional songs that has about 100 different variations to it.
	12:15pm davefromtoronto: this tune is 'nirvana' to me...
	🛒 12:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Hello, Uncle Michael, Hello ALL! Hope everyone is well and cozy. No shivering, except with delight!
	12:17pm dan: I figured you had to play The Four Pennies version. Nothing like 1960s British rock marrying a negro spiritual.
	12:17pm coelacanth∅: i would like to be in a fir forest presently.
	🛒 12:19pm Franco Twinkie: I love this! A super block of one of my all time favorites.
	12:19pm dan: Today's pop music doesn't have the crystal clear harmonies that The Four Pennies have on this song.
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: I preferred the old Christy Minstrels, but the New ones were pretty okay.
	🛒 12:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna: coelacanth∅: it is a misty morning, and quite pretty here
	12:20pm davefromtoronto: i hope he plays the "Happy Wanderer's" version!
	12:21pm Funky16Corners: Is there a New IMPROVED Christy Minstrels somewhere?
	🛒 12:21pm Franco Twinkie: Louvin Brothers and the '66 Dead too!
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: Franco!
	🛒 12:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna: New Improved TURBO Christy Minstrels!
	12:23pm Webhamster Henry: A little pine tar from Baseball PostSeason?
	🛒 12:23pm Franco Twinkie: Top 'o the mornin' Uncle Mikey!
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: I'm pining for the NLCS.
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: Granny (@12.19) that sounds like bliss to me. - i've strayed so far.
	12:24pm davefromtoronto: i'm still not sure what this song is about...
	12:25pm Dean: Dang, there's a group out of KC called In the Pines!
	🛒 12:26pm Franco Twinkie: Dean! It's the weekend. Let's go get some Menudo!
	12:27pm βrian: I'm not sure I'd have the intestinal fortitude to belly up to the menudo bar.
	12:27pm Roberto: Damn, Dean stole my line. I couldn't help but be reminded of the Dead Parrot Sketch.
	12:28pm Dean: I'm aiming for a joint a friend recently recommended in El Sobrante. It's called El Trompudo, an unfortunate name in these parts, but it looks promising. Not sure I'll opt, though, for menudo. (Or did you mean the pop group? Did they cover "In the Pines"?)
	12:29pm Funky16Corners: Dean, that is a terrifying thought.
	🛒 12:29pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, how 'bout some Borrego, Mexico City style?
	12:29pm Asheville Jon: well, you can add this song to my list of 'i never want to hear this song again in my life' list.
	12:30pm Jeff Golick: My first and pretty much only exposure to this tune came via an episode of MTV Unplugged.
	🛒 12:30pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning Hinksters!
	12:30pm Dean: I don't know Borrego. What am I missing?
	12:31pm dan: @ Jeff Golick That would be the well known version from Nirvana.
	12:31pm Dean: Don't get me wrong. I like menudo, tripe and all. But I typically prefer something heartier.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: i heard what i thought was the original first, but i guess maybe not.
	12:32pm chresti: Menudo happens Sunday
	🛒 12:32pm Franco Twinkie: Dude, If you're gonna drive to El Sobrante, let me recommend Tacos Rodrigues. It's a truck that lives in the parking lot of the Central Market on Appian Way.
	12:34pm βrian: If you're going to El Sobrante, you have to have leftovers.
	12:34pm Asheville Jon: ok, gotta turn this off. catch y'all later
	🛒 12:34pm Franco Twinkie: Borrego=Lamb. It's a weekend thing.
	🛒 12:35pm Franco Twinkie: Brain, har har!
	12:35pm Dean: Noted! Thanks. I'm fond of Mercado del Sol in Concord, too. Heh, @βrian. Muy divertido.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: Jon! Lizzie! Sorry, Jon!
	12:36pm dan: Do you think that the anonymous person that wrote this tune would have thought that decades later it would be sung in Danish?
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: nope.
	12:37pm Dean: Tell the truth, @UM. Had you already planned this show's theme song prior to learning about Larsen's death? If so, quite a coincidence.
	12:37pm Parq: The discussion of the New Christie Minstrels brings to mind the lampoon version of the band that appeared as principal characters in "A Mighty Wind".
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Where's Mauri?
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Dean...busted.
	🛒 12:38pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti's Pa lives in El Sobrante high in the hills.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: The Mexican place that's the closest restaurant to my house serves birria de borrego on weekends and I've become an addict.
	12:39pm northguineahills: finish w/ Finnish?
	12:41pm coelacanth∅: wow! i love this version!
	12:41pm Dean: Small world. (Thank almighty god we're not being subjected to dozens of takes on that tune, but I wouldn't mind a version by The Fall.) I had a decent birria, once, in a joint in unincorporated LA County. Watch the risk of substance abuse, @UM. Birria is a goatway drug.
	🛒 12:41pm Franco Twinkie: Coel!
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: Dean, I'm subjecting you to dozens of versions.
	12:43pm dan: This show is going to break the record for using the word “pines” the most.
	12:43pm Jeff Golick: Well, why would you get shoes from a railroad man? That's your trouble right there.
	🛒 12:44pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I've heard a railroad man will drink your blood like wine.
	12:44pm Dean: Of "It's a Small World," I meant.
	12:44pm burke: It's fun to be anticipating lyrics that come out slightly differently
	🛒 12:45pm Franco Twinkie: Micael, you are really killing it! I was going go outside and pretend to do some yard work, but now I'm planted in front of the screen. Actually, that's fine...I hate yard work.
	12:45pm coelacanth∅: Hey Franco!
	12:45pm Dean: Philips here sounds a bit like Jorma. Hey, Hot Tuna is playing in town, three nights at year-end! Hoping to make it to one show.
	12:46pm Dean: And I'm hearing Ferron tonight, same venue.
	12:46pm chresti: It’s almost house of the rising sun here
	🛒 12:47pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, Aqui Es Tescoco in Commerce?
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: chresti, I've heard at least one such mash-up.
	12:47pm chresti: This song, I mean
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Yes, I've heard at least on House/Pines mash-up.
	12:48pm Dean: Nope. Birrieria Chalio on Washington Blvd., dubbed Whittier.
	12:49pm The Oscar: Afternoon! Nice to hear Pernell keep it upbeat with a major key version.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: Oscar!
	12:50pm Dean: Nuts, I have to bow out at 10:00 for a long conference call.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: they can't tell if you're really listening, Dean.
	12:51pm The Oscar: Any chance of Charlie Feathers in this set?
	🛒 12:51pm Franco Twinkie: Got it! my CPA is in Whittier. I always wrap a trip to my accountant with food and record stores.
	12:52pm chresti: Heck dean! Hurry back
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: No, Oscar.
	12:53pm Dean: I'm in town every couple of months to visit my mom in La Habra. Were you there in the '90s? Remember Al's Records on Comstock, one street west of Lovell's on Greenleaf?
	12:54pm coelacanth∅: here's another good'n
	12:54pm Dean: Youth Gone Mad! I knew Paul Kostabi and his brother Mark. Used to hang out at the record store where I worked.
	12:54pm Roberto: Trapper John, M.D. recorded a version? Dang.
	🛒 12:55pm Franco Twinkie: No, that wasn't my beat back then. But Lovell's is still the bomb.
	🛒 12:56pm Franco Twinkie: Mark the painter?
	12:56pm dan: Dee Dee Ramone lived not far where I live now. Although I only found out about this last year.
	12:57pm Dean: Tom has been there forever. Used to have a second store far to the east near La Habra, too. Yep, Mark the painter. He gave me a bunch of his books, and when he was a young non-celebrity he published a book of line drawings, given to me by a friend as a birthday gift. Still have it.
	12:57pm Rich in Washington: Wow! This redeems Dee Dee of Funky Man in my book!
	12:58pm Webhamster Henry: Tim's version is impressive!
	🛒 12:58pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Oh, Tiny! I figured he must've tackled this one at some point. Woah.
	12:58pm The Oscar: Love me some Tiny Tim, but especially when he went for (deliberately) creepy.
	🛒 12:59pm Franco Twinkie: That dog had it wired! He really knew how to shake out the silver.
	12:59pm davefromtoronto: this was before he became a castralto.
	12:59pm Dean: Wow. My conference call was moved to next week!
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: in the style of... yeah DeeDee is sure no Kurt Cobain vocally but he poured his guts into for sure.
	1:00pm chresti: Tiny sounds oddly menacing
	1:00pm dan: Tiny Tim sounds like he had too much LSD before that recording.
	1:00pm The Oscar: Of all the concerts I've seen in my life, the one I'm the proudest of may be seeing Tiny Tim at Spooky World on my tenth birthday.
	1:00pm Lane Gray: I hope the version from Scene 20 shows up. Killer Dobro work.
	🛒 1:02pm Franco Twinkie: Oscar, tell me about Spooky World.
	1:02pm Lane Gray: I think Tim sounds wonderfully haunted or haunting. The brass is ... Odd
	1:02pm chresti: @dean they must be tuned in too!
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: i'd be proud too, Oscar. it never would've occurred to me to go see him back then.
	1:02pm Uncle Michael: Lane, let's just say I'm glad you're here!
	🛒 1:05pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, Do you remember The Fashion Square on Beach Blvd?
	1:05pm Webhamster Henry: I hope Mary Wing is listening.
	1:05pm Dean: Very, very clearly, yes. My mom lives nearby.
	1:06pm The Oscar: @Franco It's a long-running New England haunted house/theme park that pops up every October. My biggest memory of the show was his suit: it was screenprinted with dozens of pictures of his own face. This was maybe a year or two before he died-- I'm glad I got a chance to see him (and that I was cool/dorky enough to know who he was).
	1:06pm chresti: So glad to be here
	1:06pm The Oscar: (The opening act was Bobby "Boris" Pickett, in case you're curious)
	1:06pm Dean: I also remember the wonderful Beggar's Banquet Records (no relation to the British label) at Beach and Ball. Bootleg heaven.
	1:08pm Lane Gray: I'm glad you're here, too. And we just gave evidence of it.
	🛒 1:09pm Franco Twinkie: In October of 1971 my sister and I saw Little Feat there, when they were a quartet, playing outside to a few hippies and some confused shoppers.
	1:09pm northguineahills: Looking at the direction of Peter Sellers.... ("The Party", which he was awesome in).
	1:10pm northguineahills: Finish isn't Scandinavian, Nordic, yes!
	1:10pm northguineahills: Finnish!
	1:11pm Dean: You saw Little Feat at Fashion Square?! I seem to recall hearing the Esso Trinidad Steel Band there. Heck, I mighta been there for LF, too. I saw them years later when they opened for ELO, Anaheim Convention Center, maybe?
	1:12pm Dean: La Habra was once that hip? Hard to believe.
	🛒 1:12pm Franco Twinkie: It was so funny. They were pimpin' there first album.
	1:12pm chresti: Weird version-almost a lullaby
	1:13pm Michael 98145: La Habra - gateway to El Monte
	1:13pm davefromtoronto: makes it sound like a lullaby...
	1:13pm davefromtoronto: s**t you beat me to it!
	1:14pm Dean: More like gateway to Brea and deep OC.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Mary Wing once did a really great In The Pines set!
	1:15pm Michael 98145: @Dean, guess it depends on your destination :)
	1:16pm dan: I got to see Leon Russell live as a guest star in Elton John's show at MSG when they both did The Union record. Just 2 days before, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and it was his first trip back to MSG since The Concert for Bangladesh.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: very cool, Dan
	1:17pm The Oscar: Yes! Love the incongruous wah-wah on this one.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: I did not lie about Charlie Feathers.
	🛒 1:17pm Franco Twinkie: Don't be dissin' El Monte. I saw Wild Man Fisher playing a tennis racket at the El Monte Legion.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Maggie Bell with Long John...
	1:20pm dan: The female vocals are being done by the great Maggie Bell, Britain's answer to Janis Joplin.
	1:20pm coelacanth∅: shit i was doing the dishes and only kinda heard what i think were 2 of the better versions. (Leon then Charlie)
	1:21pm Michael 98145: liking this
	1:21pm dan: I completely forgot about the Baldry/Bell version. A perfect compliment of voices.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	1:21pm Dean: Bahooka was in Rosemead, not too far from El Monte. One freaky restaurant/nightclub.
	1:22pm Jeff Golick: Oh. Huh. Hm.
	1:22pm chresti: Did Tom Jones do a version?
	1:22pm mauri: I was on a quest for barley bread, feta, rucola and wine. UM you pronounced Lasten hautausmaa good. They are from this town and one of them works in the library here. Dont know what to tell. Had beers with them. Good folk.
	1:23pm ndbob: afternoon UM and everyone
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Mauri!
	1:24pm chresti: This sounds like a televised performance
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Bob!
	1:24pm davefromtoronto: foster brooks did a great version called "where did i sleep last night"
	1:25pm ndbob: I like the Tiny Tim version of this
	1:26pm Webhamster Henry: Y'know, they cut down that old pine tree. www.youtube.com...
	🛒 1:26pm Franco Twinkie: Saw Long John Baldry opening for Uriah Heap the day before the Forth of July. There were lots of fireworks been set of in the theater. He took it all in stride and was quite the cut-up.
	1:26pm Michael 98145: geez i loves this station ♫
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: Played it, Bob.
	1:27pm ndbob: ah asa I scroll back - will catch it on the archive
	1:30pm Lane Gray: Y'all listen to the Dobro.
	1:30pm Uncle Michael: Were you present for this, Lane?
	1:31pm βrian: I don't believe I've ever heard bluegrass featuring a bass voice.
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Who's on Dobro, Lane?
	1:32pm geezerette: pure gorgeousness! Howdy!
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Geezerette!
	1:33pm burke: Whoa...lounging it up, Jerry! Audacious. I love it
	1:33pm Lane Gray: Mike Auldridge
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: Were you at the show, Lane?
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: and...i'd like to say i'm leaving to cut down a norwegian maple that's grown in the pines; but it's a maple growing in the middle of a fir. it's grown maybe 10' this season, to 35-40'. i should've taken care of it last year. Thanks UM! Excellent! (-but good that this version plays now, so i can pull myself away!)
	1:34pm geezerette: UM! That was some mighty fine dobro.
	🛒 1:35pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, The Bahooka has a long history in the SGV. When I was little it was in the parking lot of Thriftymart. When my mom was inside shopping, I would go to the Bahookka at sit on the anti-aircraft gun they had out front. It was on a turret that you could swivel left and right, up and down. It's still in the front of the place that's in the Rosemead location. I just saw it the other day.
	1:36pm Lane Gray: Yes, I was present. It was at the Kennedy Center, and they brought all the tables from The Birchmere (the club in Virginia where they played every week) and set them up behind the band on the stage.
	1:37pm Lane Gray: Buck was a cool fiddler. Not the cleanest, but played with heart.
	1:39pm dan: I assume the Nirvana version is going to close this show.
	1:39pm Lane Gray: I know my onions on face-up guitars. But I don't know who is with Buck and Don.
	1:40pm Dean: Bahooka, RIP. I've only been there two or three times, but I'm glad I made it at least once.
	1:40pm The Oscar: Haaaa, I get it now :)
	1:43pm northguineahills: I will throwing money next Friday. (paying for my medical shit, and my wife w/o insurance as well).
	1:43pm Dean: As for El Monte, Edward's Steakhouse south of 10 was amazing. We went there the day before they closed, which also happened to be the day after my father passed away. It was our version of a wake.
	1:44pm chresti: This is one of my favorite versions!
	1:44pm Funky16Corners: Those harmonies!
	1:45pm Lane Gray: I'm going to pause this. Time for me to grab a bite and start driving
	1:47pm davefromtoronto: put these on your christmas list - https://dangerousminds.net/comments/fantastic_louvin_brothers_satan_is_real_cowboy_boots
	1:49pm Jeff Golick: I wish I could sing, and then I wish I could sing harmony like any of these people.
	1:50pm Jeff Golick: (Hearing it is also pretty good.)
	1:50pm northguineahills: Wow, '94! I got to shake Dolly's hand in '94 (marching band was in a Dollywood parade).
	1:51pm The Oscar: Has anyone been keeping a tally of how many versions include the decapitation?
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: Not off the top of my head.
	🛒 1:53pm Franco Twinkie: Norma!
	1:53pm Jeff Golick: ZING
	1:53pm Funky16Corners: I love this Norma Tanega album
	1:53pm dan: Music wise this has to be one of the most flexible songs to fit in any genre.
	1:54pm Webhamster Henry: It's a little bluesy, but I just tried this out the melody in Pelog, so I guess we could play it on the Gamelan.
	1:54pm northguineahills: Only if one finds a head in the snowcone booth.
	1:54pm Jeff Golick: Have they all been in 3/4?
	1:55pm Jeff Golick: Never mind.
	1:55pm geezerette: Shivers, nearly every version. Never been where this music comes from but it makes me feel like I was born there too.
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: No,and the Jerry reed shifts back and forth.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: Oh man: "I'm Back and I'm Proud"
	1:57pm Dean: Produced by Kim Fowley. Jeez.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad I'm not the only one to take notice of that album title.
	1:57pm Funky16Corners: I would not have pegged this as Gene Vincent
	1:57pm The Oscar: @Jeff I just caught that too! I think I did a literal double-take.
	🛒 1:57pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, right behind Edwards is the plant where they make Thritfy Ice Cream. I saw it one day when I was looking for an urgent care to deal my hives.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: (Meanwhile, just noticed the James Brown "I'm Black and I'm Proud" Dallas '68 concert is getting the reissue treatment: www.axs.com...)
	2:01pm geezerette: Funky 16, my computer just would not stream your show this week but got to listen yesterday. Classic!
	2:01pm Parq: What Liz wants, Liz Getz.
	2:03pm Dean: I vaguely recall the Thrifty plant. Franchise Tax Board (woo hoo!) is next door on Flair Drive, as is the AQMD, I believe. Real destination.
	2:03pm geezerette: Man, I am loving this.
	🛒 2:04pm Franco Twinkie: Shit, Dean! You're on the dime.
	2:06pm Funky16Corners: @Geezerette - Thanks! Glad you dug it.
	2:08pm Funky16Corners: Louvins, DVR, Sir Coug and Norma Tanega in the same set? You trying to butter me up Uncle Michael?
	2:08pm geezerette: Wonder how old this song is?
	2:08pm doctorjazz: The similarities of this and Dylan:s Wallflower just hit me . Of course, Dylan "borrowing" melody is no big news (or any folk musician ,for that matter).
	2:08pm Funky16Corners: SIR DOUG....#$@!? tablet...
	2:10pm Funky16Corners: @Geezerette - Wiki says it dates to at least the 1870s
	🛒 2:12pm Franco Twinkie: Sir Doug!?! You're amazing, Michael. I have a picture of Kim making a menacing monster claw at me!
	2:12pm geezerette: It sounds like it might be even older!
	🛒 2:12pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You and Michael Shelley, UM!
	🛒 2:13pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Also my company will match the donation so you're each getting the whole thing.
	2:14pm northguineahills: I'd donate a Benjamin to anyone that plays a whole show about defenestration (wait, maybe I should do that!)
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: That's wonderful, Lizzie! And I guessed the right Michael!
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: I'm on it, NGH.
	2:16pm Dean: Dylan covered the tune, too.
	2:17pm Uncle Michael: Yep.
	2:17pm ndbob: I need to go - excellent show UM - catch what I missed on the archive
	2:18pm doctorjazz: The Mountaineers harmonies are just the slightest bit sour ..
	2:18pm Uncle Michael: See you later, Bob.
	2:18pm Dean: Dylan and Tiny Tim share more than one would assume at first.
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: Well, there was Joan Baez...
	2:20pm Jeff Golick: zing
	2:21pm geezerette: Dean, both brilliant musicologists. Been thinking lately of Tiny Tim's,"The Icecaps Are Melting".
	2:22pm geezerette: ooh, Bill Monroe!
	2:22pm Dean: I was being just a little tongue-in-cheek, geezerette, but of course you are right.
	2:23pm Doug Schulkind: Rather amazingly, I have (at least) nine versions of this song, and Uncle Michael has yet to play a single one of them.
	2:23pm chresti: This one too!
	2:23pm Funky16Corners: One of my favorite Dr Demento episodes was he and Tiny sitting around playing and rapping about music from the 1910s and 1920s
	2:24pm Dean: You and UM can't agree on anything, can you, Doug?
	2:25pm mauri: jesh kossoy sisters
	2:25pm Funky16Corners: Just turned on TCM and was greeted with Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main as a couple. Gonna have nightmares.
	2:25pm dan: @Mauri Sounds like a Lawrence Welk nightmare.
	2:26pm Doug Schulkind: I agree with that, Dean.
	2:26pm Dean: Leave it to a radio station in New Jersey to run three hours of a song that mentions "where the sun never shines."
	2:26pm geezerette: Exactly! Tim knew every song ever recorded in that era, and probably much more than that. His normal singing voice was actually beautiful.
	2:28pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - South Jersey is ALL PINES
	2:28pm geezerette: Oh, God, Cisco!!
	2:31pm Dean: I used to listen to to Ian Whitcomb's radio show on KPCC, even donated to the public station during his airtime. They cancelled the show. Heard a lot of popular tunes I never would heard otherwise.
	2:31pm geezerette: UM, just wow!
	2:31pm Webhamster Henry: Near the end of his life, I believe Tiny Tim was working a massive curated series of early 20th century music.
	2:32pm northguineahills: Thanks, UM, off to lunch, thanks for throwing me in the pines, have a great weekend!
	2:32pm chresti: the renditions with harmonies. are my favorites, usually
	2:32pm geezerette: Dean, that was a great show!
	2:32pm Doug Schulkind: @Funky16Corners Now I dying to re-watch the Pine Barrens episode of the Sopranos.
	2:32pm The Oscar: My old boss at the record store and his staff at the time once got to hang out with Tiny Tim backstage at the Rat in Boston in the '80s. Apparently they spent the better part of an hour throwing song titles at Tim trying to stump him, and he could sing every single one from memory.
	2:32pm mauri: @dan Sounding German? I don't know if I got it. I say "jesh" which is from Finnish version of Mutts as the dog goes yesh!
	2:33pm Lane Gray: Instead of Nirvana the fitting version to end on would be Leadbelly. He wrote it and all
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry In the early '80s I shared a stage with Tiny Tim.
	2:33pm Funky16Corners: Whitcomb is a really interesting guy. Years ago I read his memoir about his early hitmaking days. Great book.
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: Dean, Ian has a show on Luxuria.
	2:33pm Dean: Sure was, geezer. His show, Fred Hyatt's Opera Show on KPFK, and The Mighty Wurlitzer, all ear-opening.
	2:34pm dan: @Funky Are you referring to Ian Whitcomb?
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: Lane, I opened with it but no, he didn't write it.
	2:34pm Funky16Corners: @Doug - That Russian is still out there somewhere
	2:35pm geezerette: Webhamster, did it ever materialize? Doug! Tell the story!
	2:35pm Dean: I don't wander too far afield from WFMU when it comes to internet radio, but good to know, UM. And Joan Baez, too, Doug?
	2:35pm Funky16Corners: @Dan - Yes
	2:35pm Lane Gray: Was that Billy Strange behind Norma Tanega on guitar ? Sounds like his touch
	2:36pm geezerette: Dean,@2:33, yep :)
	2:37pm dan: @Funky Ian Whitcomb kicks ass. Anyone who can bring the music hall sound to a more contemporary setting has my respect.
	2:37pm Lane Gray: He sure seems credited on a lot of albums.
	2:37pm Jeff Golick: An interior decorator, wasn't he, Larry?
	2:38pm geezerette: Whitcomb does a great stage show too.
	2:41pm Listening Out There: Just got here. Happy HDT to youse all...
	2:41pm Dean: It was donating to either Whitcomb's show or Hyatt's that earned me a translucent green vinyl compilation of tunes sung by Jane Green. Can't find it on Discogs, but it's a beauty. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/jane-green-mn0001933095
	2:42pm davefromtoronto: did you say "skillet lickers?"
	2:42pm Doug Schulkind: In the early '80s, Tiny Tim made some extra scratch by hiring himself out to perform as the emcee at college talent shows. I was in a band that performed at such a revue at Oberlin in about '80 or '81. Tiny flew in to Cleveland and we picked him up at the airport and drove him in to Oberlin. Tiny was given some thumbnail descriptions of all the acts and he did his shtick and played uke in between all the performances. Tiny Tim was possibly the smelliest person I have ever been proximitous to.
	2:43pm Funky16corners: @Jeff - I hadn’t heard that. He came to live in the US during the early 60s and via his hits managed to intersect with pretty much all pop culture circa 65/66
	2:44pm Funky16corners: @LaneGray - I’m pretty sure Norma Tanega recorded in NYC, so I don’t think Billy Strange was involved
	2:46pm geezerette: Doug, haha! I've heard that about him! (Poor Miss Vicki.)
	2:46pm Jeff Golick: Sorry, Larry -- cross-post. Was riffing on that Russian still missing in the Pine Barrens.
	2:46pm Marie: Absolutely loving your show today Uncle Michael. Thank-ee! Hi all!
	2:46pm rw: Doug, that's a cool story! My Dad played Tiny Tim in a community play in the late 60s or early 70s. He went to the theater supply and asked for nose putty and they told him he didn't need any. Also... I have a memory of seeing Tiny Tim on a TV interview and there was a box of Depends in the background. Not sure if it's that's a real memory or not but I'm pretty sure.
	2:47pm dan: It's Loretta Lynn techno
	2:47pm rw: I've been listening to this song all morning and I'm still not really sure what it's about.
	2:48pm Funky16corners: @Doug - Having heard a bunch of Tiny’s Howard Stern appearances, his descriptions of his weird hygiene regimen would seem to bear that out
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: L.O.T.! Marie! RW!
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: @Funky16Corners Regimen? We don't need no stinkin regimen.
	2:49pm Funky16corners: @Jeff - With any luck he made his way back to Russia and produced a Kazakhstani version of the Sopranos
	2:49pm Marie: I would love to hear about Tiny's weird hygiene regimens....
	2:50pm chresti: It's about some girl buried in the woods
	2:50pm Funky16corners: @Doug - Stinkin’ regimen is right!
	2:50pm Dean: Just occurred to me: Pine-Sol.
	2:50pm Marie: One version seems to imply the singer killed his father, like his father had slept with his girlfriend...
	2:50pm Funky16corners: @Marie - it involved adult diapers and lots of lotion (no kidding)
	2:51pm Marie: :>) I was going to ask if it involved cheese....
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Only four more versions to go.
	2:52pm chresti: and then there's mention of a captain...
	2:52pm Marie: @Funky: sounds VERY funky
	2:52pm Marie: OMG
	2:54pm geezerette: UM, brilliance! (Every DJ at WFMU is a genius! Don't tell 'em though, it only embarrasses them.)
	2:54pm Dean: Maybe Tiny was singing, "In Depends, in Depends, where the sun never shines..."?
	2:55pm geezerette: ha ha, bleech!
	2:55pm chresti: ha Dean!
	2:55pm davefromtoronto: the sing along version!
	2:55pm still b/p: When I expressed surprise recently about the people I'd heard had consented to be interviewed by Stern, someone told me he's a whole new and different Stern these days. But I heard only a little before and hear none of him now. Has he reformed/reset hisself?
	2:56pm Lane Gray: Just got caught up as far as Mac He doesn't get near enough mention these days.
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: still b/p!
	2:57pm Roberto: Pine on, brother Uncle Michael. See ya next time!
	2:57pm Listening Out There: When I saw Tiny Tim with Brave Combo years back, we were convinced he was wearing Depends. I'd also read some comment somewhere by Sting that he'd played with Tiny Tim, and that TT had an incredibly large book (i.e. repertoire of tunes)...
	🛒 2:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: My husband loves Blood on the Saddle - wonder if he knows this song?
	2:58pm Funky16Corners: @SBP - He fancies himself as MAINLY an interviewer these days, though he divides his time about 50/50 between that and hassling his staff. Back in the day, Tiny Tim didn't need much coaxing. He spewed weirdness non-stop
	3:00pm geezerette: Marianne Faithful!
	3:02pm Lane Gray: Great show, Uncle Michael!
	3:02pm dan: I guess Nirvana is the closing finale.
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!
	3:03pm geezerette: Thank you, UM! Extraordinary!!!
	3:03pm chresti: thanks Uncle Michael!
	3:03pm Funky16Corners: Great show UM!
	3:04pm dan: Great Pine show UM
	3:04pm Dean: Great show. Comparative listening can be so much fun.
	3:04pm rw: Thank you Uncle Michael! I'm headed out to the pines. Later everyone!
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: Legendary one, @UM. Thanks so much.
	3:05pm burke: Emerging from the pines...aaaah. Thanks.
	3:06pm Listening Out There: Marianne Faithful doesn't sound like that these days...
	3:06pm mauri: Kiitos!
	3:10pm Uncle Michael: Bye!
	3:11pm Listening Out There: Thx, Mr. Host Sir!
	3:13pm Webhamster Henry: Off to the pines. I hope I keep my head.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 12, 2018

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