WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from February 15, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Little Donald gets the clap.
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: That would be cruelty to microbes.
	12:01pm Stanley: I've wandered over here.
	12:01pm Roberto: Is this what's meant by the expression "clapping back?"
	12:02pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: βrian! Stanley! Roberto! chresti!
	12:03pm Stanley: Uncle!
	12:03pm dan: Hi everyone and to Skeletor in the animation.
	12:03pm duke: Something hinky going on here
	12:03pm βrian: I stand with the rooty-poots!
	12:03pm glenn: rooty poot revolt.
	12:03pm still b/p: If you're snarky and you know it, clap your hands...
	12:04pm Webhamster Henry: Elmira!
	12:04pm Mark Hurst: Horseheads!
	12:04pm burke: Mark Twain's grave is in Elmira
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: dan! duke! glenn!still b/p! Henry! Mark! burke!
	12:06pm Parq: Notably, Elmira is not her home town.
	12:06pm northguineahills: If only you could find a foreign source of similarly themed home-town songs....
	🛒 12:07pm Franco Twinkie: East West! Starting off with a bang, Michael. Plenty of time to blow your nose with this one.
	12:08pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ Elmyra from Tiny Toons....
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Parq! Franco! NGH!
	12:09pm Tate: some good tunes on a snowy day
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Tate! It's really snowy!
	12:10pm glenn: i tossed my cookies inside the salt and pepper shaker at the elmira fall fair. elmira ontario, but still. the person below me was not best pleased.
	12:10pm Parq: East-West always reminds me of the friend who first hipped me to it. It's a very good association.
	12:10pm thatpatsmith: Friday, all! I have spent a night in Horseheads. Nice town.
	🛒 12:10pm Franco Twinkie: Bishop-Bloomfield, the genesis of the conversational lead guitar style.
	12:10pm northguineahills: Sunny and 68F/20C here! (It was 39F/3C yestermorn).
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: pat!
	12:12pm dan: Sounds like the backdrop of a Bollywood film.
	12:12pm still b/p: Should there be an unofficial grading system for the My Hometown entries? Uncle Michael, do you remember the best? Worst? Weirdest reaches? Also wondering if the inventory of ostensibly boastworthy features was developed collaboratively between song producer and local chamber people and civic boosters. Or should we, after all, not palpate these gems but just revel in 'em?
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Elmira isn't too far from Horseheads.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Ken!
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: still b/p...I'm putting you in charge.
	🛒 12:14pm Franco Twinkie: Often imitated, never surpassed, this.
	12:15pm annie: listening, not commenting...yet..
	12:15pm Dominick: good to hear this again
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, I should've checked the earlier comments, it seems. The sun is breaking through up here just now.
	12:15pm northguineahills: Horseheads and Moosejaw, SK, CA should be sister cities!
	12:18pm northguineahills: errr…, Canada, was using their url domain for some reason raises hockey stick at Canadian news sites
	12:18pm glenn: east west is a fabulous bit of music, but i'm pretty sure it can't be considered blues.
	12:19pm rustypepin: BBB East West what a smoker!
	12:20pm dan: Ian Anderson made the flute such a kickass instrument in rock and roll. I guess this band followed his lead.
	12:21pm northguineahills: realizes I've been watching too much hockey
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: rusty!
	12:21pm Henry: los aqua lung
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	12:22pm glenn: there's always head-smashed in-buffalo jump, easily the best place name in canada.
	12:23pm glenn: too much hockey??????? wait until the playoffs.
	12:23pm northguineahills: Ok, someone Los Dug Dug's during Doug's stream last week I dugdug. Was it you, UM, or is early onset dementia finally taking hold of me...
	12:24pm still b/p: Mambo Jambo is Los Joy Joy.
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: I'll clap for this.
	12:25pm dan: @Glenn There's a film called "Getting Married in Buffalo Jump". It stars the mountie from Due South.
	12:25pm northguineahills: @glenn: I usually mostly watch college hockey (my alma mater, U of FL doesn't have a NCAA sanctioned team), but I also watch the TB Lightning.
	12:26pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	12:26pm dan: When The Doodletown Pipers were mentioned in The Simpsons, I thought it was a made up name.
	12:27pm burke: @NGH "Gators" would be a pretty funny name for a hockey team
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! Doc!
	12:29pm still b/p: Diana Ross and The Temptations did a version of Rhythm of Life!
	12:29pm northguineahills: @burke: They do have a club team, but they play in the nearest large rink in Jacksonville. But, I'd love to see a Gator mascot on skates on all fours....
	12:30pm joe: 'ello folks
	12:30pm Parq: Joe!
	12:33pm joe: UM that's not true that's the Alkaseltzer Plus speaking. You do care
	12:33pm joe: Hey Ya Parq!
	12:34pm Dominick: Sandy Bull's "Blend" certainly leads into "East-West"
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: joe! Dominick!
	12:37pm Marie: Hi Uncle Michael. You are a national treasure. Howdy everybody else. Happy happy Friday!
	12:38pm northguineahills: buenas Viernes, mis amigos!
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Marie! You're too kind.
	12:40pm Mark Hurst: Nicolas Cage should be searching for Uncle Michael. I'd watch that movie.
	🛒 12:40pm Brian in UK: Uncle. Everyone knows that walls work. Berlin anyone,
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: BiUK!
	12:48pm dan: The Finnish language makes for strange punk music.
	12:57pm Parq: Flip City spent a lot of time listening to Elvis Costello's first U.S. album, sounds like.
	🛒 12:58pm Brian in UK: @Parq, thought it was EC.
	12:59pm dan: They're British???? Surely fooled me.
	1:00pm Parq: Was EC in Flip City? That explains a lot.
	🛒 1:02pm Brian in UK: EC singing like an Amerikern.
	1:02pm Marie: Alka seltzer plus.....right..... ;>)
	1:03pm Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: FYI Greg Norton's band Porcupine is opening for Bob in Minneapolis. Gee I wonder if they might do a song or two together in that particular city.
	1:04pm Roberto: When are Bob Mould and Colin Moulding going to team up?
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: Dave! Is this that 40th anniversary thing?
	1:05pm Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: It is.
	1:07pm still b/p: More baseball: recommended Orchestra Luna's "You Gotta Have Heart" the other day to someone who'd just finished up performing an onstage version of the traditional musical number. ("Bobby Blueberry...bright bronze bruiser just bounced in from the bozo league...") For a sick and funky Hinky Dinky, you still sure serve a sweet show for eager ears.
	1:10pm joe: Guitar Wolf are coming through town in a few months I'm so psyched.
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: wow...that's a cool town you got there, joe
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, still b/p. I'm holding my end up the best I can.
	1:13pm Parq: Still B/p, I was a frosh on Boston College radio when that track broke. Man, we played it a lot. ("You goose-step off those grounds like some grotesque gorilla …")
	1:24pm still b/p: Pretty sure I saw Luna live somewhere in Boston or Cambridge. Gulliver's...a downstairs place?
	1:25pm Dominick: Huffing music
	🛒 1:28pm Brian in UK: Notorious, what a great album and probably less than 35 minutes long. No nurdling.
	1:29pm dan: The Chicago Bears rap of 1970s England.
	1:30pm joe: I'm forever blowing bubbles
	1:31pm glenn: oh right. spring training starts today. will machado and harper ever sign?
	1:31pm dan: This bed music could be the alternate soundtrack to Koyaanisqatsi
	🛒 1:34pm Brian in UK: Gordon Banks, one of the greatest England goalkeepers passed away this week. The most wonderful thing was how many people said what a decent man he was as well as a top class goalkeeper. Stunning save at 0.55. www.youtube.com...
	1:37pm joe: @brianinuk Holy Hell that was insane.
	1:40pm chresti: Wow! Gordon Banks!
	1:43pm dan: I met Peter Noone twice, first after a concert and then at Beatlefest.
	1:45pm chresti: I had a crush on Noone when I was 9 or 10
	1:45pm Jeff Golick: Great old footage, @Brian. Thanks for sharing.
	1:45pm glenn: biuk, i just discovered fred dibnah. he's my new hero.
	1:46pm chresti: I also liked Lurch, when I was 7
	1:49pm melinda: hi UM and friends
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Meiinda!
	1:51pm chresti: We named a cat Pele... melinda!
	🛒 1:51pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi all! I moved my desk at work so now I have to use headphones. But I've spent a night i Horseheads, I've got that going for me.
	1:52pm doctorjazz: I wouldn't swear to this but I think Bechet w playing soprano sax.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	🛒 1:53pm Brian in UK: @glenn the man from Bolton. Fascinating fella.
	1:53pm joe: We saw Peter Noone play as the daily free entertainment at Epcot one day last year. He put on a fun set.
	1:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: In the event of a national emergency, is it time to bust the store windows and carry off big screen TVs and all? What't the protocol on that?
	1:54pm dan: @Joe He's just a fun guy all around.
	1:54pm joe: Even threw Blitzkrieg Bop in to one of his medleys
	1:55pm Michael 98145: Aloha, all. { i guess the events of this morning have left me without words }
	1:56pm joe: @ken From Hyde Park With the wait of TVs and laptops now you could get your self one hell of a haul
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	1:56pm joe: *weight not wait
	1:57pm Michael 98145: thank gawd for WFMU
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Pretty take on the Otis classic
	🛒 1:59pm Brian in UK: Think Area Code 615 did a version on their first album. It worked instrumentally.
	2:00pm Michael 98145: that -was- beautiful
	2:04pm Webhamster Henry: This would make for an interesting square dance.
	2:05pm burke: bullshooters!
	2:06pm glenn: pretty much every source i can find credits george barnes with playing playing the first electric guitar.
	2:06pm chresti: I like train songs.
	2:07pm Michael 98145: hey, @chresti. that was fun -
	2:08pm chresti: hey Michael!
	2:11pm Michael 98145: { i see we've again lost our marathon hearts - guess i need to start savin lunch money }
	2:13pm glenn: ouch. jim croce can't be saved, not even by jerry reed.
	2:14pm dan: It's Jim Croce gone Grand 'Ol Opry.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: glenn, Joseph Lopez and Bob Dunn recorded with electric steel years before Barnes recorded with electric guitar.
	2:17pm glenn: i personally wasn't there, but wikipedia says - "Barnes was born in South Chicago Heights, Illinois in 1921. His father was a guitarist and taught Barnes acoustic guitar at the age of nine. A year later, in 1931, Barnes's brother made a pickup and amplifier for him. Barnes said that he was the first person to play electric guitar. From 1935–1937, he had his own band that performed in the Midwest.[1] On March 1, 1938, he recorded the songs "Sweetheart Land" and "It's a Lowdown Dirty Shame" with blues guitarist Big Bill Broonzy, and in doing so he became the first person to make a record on electric guitar, fifteen days before Eddie Durham recorded on electric guitar with the Kansas City Five. In 1938, when he was seventeen, he was hired as staff guitarist for the NBC Orchestra."
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: You're missing the distinction between a steel and a guitar.
	🛒 2:20pm Brian in UK: Imagine the first person to play the tuba, no idea how it developed but it must have scared the horses.
	2:21pm joe: I didn't get to read all the way through this but it looked interesting Pedal To The Metal A short History of the Steel. If gives the year of 1932 as the first produced Steel (I'm assuming they mean commercially) www.premierguitar.com...
	2:24pm annie: i'll have to listen to the show once more, been way too busy to concentrate..most of it was great.. except that noise about an hour ago.. thanks UM, have to get back to work,,
	2:24pm glenn: no, i caught that. but they still need an amp. but i guess my point is moot anyway - \n 1928, the Stromberg-Voisinet firm was the first company to sell an electric stringed instrument and amplifier package. However, musicians found that the amps had an "unsatisfactory tone and volume, [and] dependability problems", so the product did not sell well. Even though the Stromberg-Voisinet amp did not sell well, it still launched a new idea: a portable electric instrument amp with a speaker, all in an easily transported wooden cabinet. In 1929, Vega electrics launched a portable banjo amplifier. In 1932, Electro String Instruments and amplifier (this is not the same company as Stromberg Electro Instruments) introduced a guitar amp with "high output" and a "string driven magnetic pickup". Electro set out the standard template for combo amps: a wooden cabinet with the electronic amplifier mounted inside, and a convenient carrying handle to facilitate transporting the cabinet. In 1933, Vivi-Tone amp set-ups were used for live performances and radio shows. In 1934, Rickenbacker launched a similar combo amp that added metal corner protectors to keep the corners in good condition during transportation.[1] In 1933, Dobro released an electric guitar and amp package. The combo amp had "two 8″ Lansing speakers and a five-tube chassis. Dobro made a two speaker combo amp that was on the market over 12 years before Fender launched its two-speaker "Dual Professional/Super" combo amp. In 1933, Audio-Vox was founded by Paul Tutmarc, the inventor of the first electric bass (Tutmarc's instrument did not achieve market success until Leo Fender's launched the Precision Bass). In 1933, Vega sold a pickup and amplifier set for musicians to use with existing guitars.
	2:24pm burke: Questionable choices are why we're here!
	2:28pm Michael 98145: hey, enjoying the show
	2:28pm annie: i got my "invoice" for my SFL last year... i had NO idea it added up to such a sweet amount! ;-p so glad to be a part of this family.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: annie! NOISE?!
	2:31pm annie: hehe, the stuff that sounded as if you'd changed the station..i got over it, though, cause,y'know: freeform and all
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: just like the weather...I'm always changing
	2:33pm annie: exactly!
	2:35pm joe: Wow this is from 1985?
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: yessir
	2:39pm Michael 98145: { earlier talk of tubas led me to discover this instrument: en.wikipedia.org... } carry on
	2:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: What the? That's like a saxo-trumpet.
	2:47pm Dean: Cardi B or John Philip Sousa?
	2:51pm Michael 98145: :)
	2:52pm dan: The best of British rockers were on All Things Must Pass, such as Clapton, Ringo, Frampton, Badfinger etc...
	2:54pm Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: I see what you're doing here. Beautiful.
	2:56pm burke: Adios! Gracias!
	2:56pm chresti: Thanks for the hinks 'n dinks Uncle Michael!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: I'm letting this play through once.
	2:57pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, UM !
	2:59pm Stanley: Yep, another good'un Thanks Uncle
	2:59pm Doug Schulkind: A nice show. Could've used more cat-pee talk, but overall, nice.
	3:00pm Roberto: Damn, did I miss out on a cat pee conversation?
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: Is was more like a symposium, Roberto. High level stuff.
	3:01pm chresti: Try a cat psychic, Doug
	3:02pm Tate: thanks for the tunes
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: Cats can bend psychics with their minds, chresti.
	3:03pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, friends.
	3:03pm Dean: That was one heckuva spoonerism.
	🛒 3:06pm Brian in UK: Great we got Thomas Maphumo on the transfer. Thanks Uncle, have a safe trip.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from February 15, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Butterfield Blues Band	East-West	East-West	Elektra	1966		0:04:01 (Pop-up)
Los Dug Dug's	Smog "Smog" by "Los Dug Dug's"	Smog	RCA	1973		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Dave Barbour	Mambo Jambo (Que Rico El Mambo)	shellac 10" (b/w Dave's Boogie)	Capitol	1950	(From: The ABC Of Swing, Bop'n Roll)	0:20:17 (Pop-up)
Doodletown Pipers	The Rhythm Of Life	Here Come The Doodletown Pipers	Epic	1966		0:23:12 (Pop-up)
Piero Umiliani	Mah-Nà Cow-Boy (Sandro Ed Accompagnamento Ritmico)	LPS 017 - Questo Sporco Mondo Meravigilioso	Omicron	1971		0:25:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Joe Brown & The Bruvvers	Swagger "Swagger" by "Joe Brown & The Bruvvers"	single (b-side to The Darktown Strutters' Ball)	Decca	1960	(From: Decca 45's, Vol. 1: 1956-1979)	0:27:36 (Pop-up)
Anita O'Day	Angel Eyes "Angel Eyes" by "Anita O'Day"	Waiter, Make Mine Blues	Verve	1960	(From: Complete Verve Cleff Sessions)	0:32:50 (Pop-up)
Royal Holidays	Margaret "Margaret" by "Royal Holidays"	single (b/w I'm Sorry (I Did You Wrong))	Carlton	1958	(From: Spotlite On Carlton 1)	0:36:17 (Pop-up)
Purple Image	Living In The Ghetto	Purple Image	Map City	1970		0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Motelli Skronkle	Kissimirri "Kissimirri" by "Motelli Skronkle"	Motelli Skronkle	Seal On Velvet	1991	(From: Collection)	0:44:45 (Pop-up)
Nino Nardini	P'tit Bal "P'tit Bal" by "Nino Nardini"	Conroy - BMLP 053 - France	Conroy	1968		0:47:02 (Pop-up)
The Free Spirits	I'm Gonna Be Free	Out of Sight And Sound	ABC	1967		0:49:48 (Pop-up)
Flip City	Baseball Heroes "Baseball Heroes" by "Flip City"	Complete Flip City Tapes 1974-75	n/a	1974		0:53:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kentucky Travelers	Kentucky Special	unk.	unk.	unk.	(From: Kentucky Travelers 1958-1961 Chronological Classics )	0:55:56 (Pop-up)
Bob Mould	Lost Faith "Lost Faith" by "Bob Mould"	Sunshine Rock	Merge	2019		1:00:53 (Pop-up)
Marah	Christian St. "Christian St." by "Marah"	Kids in Philly	E-Squared	2000		1:04:11 (Pop-up)
Guitar Wolf	レッドシチュエーション (Red Situation)	Dead Rock	Ki/oon	2007		1:07:23 (Pop-up)
Radio Birdman	Time To Fall "Time To Fall" by "Radio Birdman"	Living Eyes	WEA	1981	(From: The Essential Radio Birdman (1974-1978))	1:11:48 (Pop-up)
Palmes	The Nazz Are Blue "The Nazz Are Blue" by "Palmes"	single (b-side to This Little Bird)	EMI-Columbia	1967	(From: The Essential Pebbles, Volume Three: European Garage. Still More Ultimate '66 Garage Classics! )	1:14:53 (Pop-up)
Alliance	Somewhere They Can't Find Me	single (b/w (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone)	Americana Recording Studios	1967	(From: Strom In The Garage Vol.1)	1:17:45 (Pop-up)
Glad	Johnny Silver's Ride "Johnny Silver's Ride" by "Glad"	single (b/w Love Needs The World)	ABC	1968	(From: Lost Jukebox: Volume 150)	1:20:10 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Artificial Energy "Artificial Energy" by "The Byrds"	The Notorious Byrd Brothers	Columbia	1968		1:23:26 (Pop-up)
Manchester United F.C.	Manchester United	single (b/w Martin Buchan Old Trafford Blues)	Decca	1976	(From: On Your 70s Radio)	1:25:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Amedeo Tommasi	Specchi Solari "Specchi Solari" by "Amedeo Tommasi"	CDFC 4025 - Tecnologia E Computer	Nuova Fonit Cetra	1992		1:28:12 (Pop-up)
Noble Sissle and His Orchestra (Sidney Bechet)	Rhythm Of The Broadway Moon	shellac 10" (b-side to I Take To You (Lena Horne v.))	Decca	1936	(From: Complete Edition, Volume 3 - 1931-1937)	1:34:54 (Pop-up)
The Mamas And The Papas	Straight Shooter	single (b-side to Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming To The Canyon))	Dunhill	1967	(From: Complete Anthology)	1:37:37 (Pop-up)
Peter Noone	Because You're There "Because You're There" by "Peter Noone"	single (b-side to Oh You Pretty Things)	Bell	1971	(From: Lost Jukebox - Volume 56)	1:40:23 (Pop-up)
Mary Jane Hooper	That's How Strong Love Is	single (b/w I Feel A Hurt)	World Pacific	1968		1:42:29 (Pop-up)
Charles Brown	Black Night "Black Night" by "Charles Brown"	single (b-side to Drifting Blues)	Imperial	1963	(From: ABC of the Blues)	1:44:54 (Pop-up)
Chuck Carbo & The Soul Finders	Can I Be your Squeeze	single (b/w Take Care Your Homework Friend)	Fire Ball	1969	(From: New Orleans Funk: The Original Sound of Funk 1960-75)	1:47:56 (Pop-up)
Richard Berry	The Big Break "The Big Break" by "Richard Berry"	single (b-side to What You Do To Me)	Flair	1954	(From: Modern Records Story - R & B C)	1:50:19 (Pop-up)
Martina McBride	I've Been Loving You Too Long	Everlasting	Vinyl Recordings	2014		1:53:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Smokey Johnson	It Ain't My Fault pt. 1	single (b/w It Ain't My Fault pt. 2)	Nola	1964		1:56:51 (Pop-up)
Milton Brown And His Brownies	Brownie Special	shellac 10" (b/w Going Up Brushy Fork)			(From: Milton Brown And His Brownies Classics 1935 (Warped 3502) Chronological Classics )	2:01:46 (Pop-up)
George Morgan	Rockabilly Bungalow	single (b/w Candy Kisses)	Columbia	1958	(From: 1958-1961)	2:05:07 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	Whirlwind "Whirlwind" by "Charlie Rich"	single (b/w Philadelphia Baby)	Phillips International	1958		2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Hank Snow	Never No' Mo' Blues "Never No' Mo' Blues" by "Hank Snow"	I Went To Your Wedding	RCA Camden	1969	(From: Hank Snow 1958-1959 Chronological Classics )	2:09:06 (Pop-up)
Jerry Reed	Working At The Carwash Blues	Jerry Reed Sings Jim Croce	RCA Victor	1980		2:11:25 (Pop-up)
Sean Tyla	Frankie´s Song "Frankie´s Song" by "Sean Tyla"	Back In The Saddle	Hawkhead	2007		2:13:36 (Pop-up)
Frankie Miller	Darlin' "Darlin'" by "Frankie Miller"	single (b/w Drunken Nights In The City)	Chrysalis	1978		2:18:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ohio Players	Find Someone To Love	single (b/w Observations In Time) Capitol 1969	Capitol	1969		2:21:05 (Pop-up)
Vietnam Veterans	Human Love "Human Love" by "Vietnam Veterans"	Green Peas	Music Maniac	1985		2:25:51 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Stare And Stare "Stare And Stare" by "Curtis Mayfield"	Curtis/Live!	Curtom	1971		2:35:25 (Pop-up)
The Tony Rice Unit	Nardis "Nardis" by "The Tony Rice Unit"	Mar West	Rounder	1980	(From: Tony Rice 1980-1981 Chronological Classics )	2:41:33 (Pop-up)
Five Blue Notes	You Gotta Go Baby	single (b/w The Beat Of Our Hearts)	Sabre	1954	(From: A Million Dollars Worth Of Doo Wop Vol 18)	2:45:14 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	All Things Must Pass	All Things Must Pass	Apple	1970		2:47:50 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Take Care "Take Care" by "Big Star"	3rd	PVC	1978	(From: Keep An Eye On The Sky)	2:51:28 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:54:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		2:57:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Little Donald gets the clap.
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: That would be cruelty to microbes.
	12:01pm Stanley: I've wandered over here.
	12:01pm Roberto: Is this what's meant by the expression "clapping back?"
	12:02pm chresti: Hi dinks!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: βrian! Stanley! Roberto! chresti!
	12:03pm Stanley: Uncle!
	12:03pm dan: Hi everyone and to Skeletor in the animation.
	12:03pm duke: Something hinky going on here
	12:03pm βrian: I stand with the rooty-poots!
	12:03pm glenn: rooty poot revolt.
	12:03pm still b/p: If you're snarky and you know it, clap your hands...
	12:04pm Webhamster Henry: Elmira!
	12:04pm Mark Hurst: Horseheads!
	12:04pm burke: Mark Twain's grave is in Elmira
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: dan! duke! glenn!still b/p! Henry! Mark! burke!
	12:06pm Parq: Notably, Elmira is not her home town.
	12:06pm northguineahills: If only you could find a foreign source of similarly themed home-town songs....
	🛒 12:07pm Franco Twinkie: East West! Starting off with a bang, Michael. Plenty of time to blow your nose with this one.
	12:08pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ Elmyra from Tiny Toons....
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Parq! Franco! NGH!
	12:09pm Tate: some good tunes on a snowy day
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Tate! It's really snowy!
	12:10pm glenn: i tossed my cookies inside the salt and pepper shaker at the elmira fall fair. elmira ontario, but still. the person below me was not best pleased.
	12:10pm Parq: East-West always reminds me of the friend who first hipped me to it. It's a very good association.
	12:10pm thatpatsmith: Friday, all! I have spent a night in Horseheads. Nice town.
	🛒 12:10pm Franco Twinkie: Bishop-Bloomfield, the genesis of the conversational lead guitar style.
	12:10pm northguineahills: Sunny and 68F/20C here! (It was 39F/3C yestermorn).
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: pat!
	12:12pm dan: Sounds like the backdrop of a Bollywood film.
	12:12pm still b/p: Should there be an unofficial grading system for the My Hometown entries? Uncle Michael, do you remember the best? Worst? Weirdest reaches? Also wondering if the inventory of ostensibly boastworthy features was developed collaboratively between song producer and local chamber people and civic boosters. Or should we, after all, not palpate these gems but just revel in 'em?
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Elmira isn't too far from Horseheads.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Ken!
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: still b/p...I'm putting you in charge.
	🛒 12:14pm Franco Twinkie: Often imitated, never surpassed, this.
	12:15pm annie: listening, not commenting...yet..
	12:15pm Dominick: good to hear this again
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, I should've checked the earlier comments, it seems. The sun is breaking through up here just now.
	12:15pm northguineahills: Horseheads and Moosejaw, SK, CA should be sister cities!
	12:18pm northguineahills: errr…, Canada, was using their url domain for some reason raises hockey stick at Canadian news sites
	12:18pm glenn: east west is a fabulous bit of music, but i'm pretty sure it can't be considered blues.
	12:19pm rustypepin: BBB East West what a smoker!
	12:20pm dan: Ian Anderson made the flute such a kickass instrument in rock and roll. I guess this band followed his lead.
	12:21pm northguineahills: realizes I've been watching too much hockey
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: rusty!
	12:21pm Henry: los aqua lung
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: Henry!
	12:22pm glenn: there's always head-smashed in-buffalo jump, easily the best place name in canada.
	12:23pm glenn: too much hockey??????? wait until the playoffs.
	12:23pm northguineahills: Ok, someone Los Dug Dug's during Doug's stream last week I dugdug. Was it you, UM, or is early onset dementia finally taking hold of me...
	12:24pm still b/p: Mambo Jambo is Los Joy Joy.
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: I'll clap for this.
	12:25pm dan: @Glenn There's a film called "Getting Married in Buffalo Jump". It stars the mountie from Due South.
	12:25pm northguineahills: @glenn: I usually mostly watch college hockey (my alma mater, U of FL doesn't have a NCAA sanctioned team), but I also watch the TB Lightning.
	12:26pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	12:26pm dan: When The Doodletown Pipers were mentioned in The Simpsons, I thought it was a made up name.
	12:27pm burke: @NGH "Gators" would be a pretty funny name for a hockey team
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Jeff! Doc!
	12:29pm still b/p: Diana Ross and The Temptations did a version of Rhythm of Life!
	12:29pm northguineahills: @burke: They do have a club team, but they play in the nearest large rink in Jacksonville. But, I'd love to see a Gator mascot on skates on all fours....
	12:30pm joe: 'ello folks
	12:30pm Parq: Joe!
	12:33pm joe: UM that's not true that's the Alkaseltzer Plus speaking. You do care
	12:33pm joe: Hey Ya Parq!
	12:34pm Dominick: Sandy Bull's "Blend" certainly leads into "East-West"
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: joe! Dominick!
	12:37pm Marie: Hi Uncle Michael. You are a national treasure. Howdy everybody else. Happy happy Friday!
	12:38pm northguineahills: buenas Viernes, mis amigos!
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: Marie! You're too kind.
	12:40pm Mark Hurst: Nicolas Cage should be searching for Uncle Michael. I'd watch that movie.
	🛒 12:40pm Brian in UK: Uncle. Everyone knows that walls work. Berlin anyone,
	12:42pm Uncle Michael: BiUK!
	12:48pm dan: The Finnish language makes for strange punk music.
	12:57pm Parq: Flip City spent a lot of time listening to Elvis Costello's first U.S. album, sounds like.
	🛒 12:58pm Brian in UK: @Parq, thought it was EC.
	12:59pm dan: They're British???? Surely fooled me.
	1:00pm Parq: Was EC in Flip City? That explains a lot.
	🛒 1:02pm Brian in UK: EC singing like an Amerikern.
	1:02pm Marie: Alka seltzer plus.....right..... ;>)
	1:03pm Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: FYI Greg Norton's band Porcupine is opening for Bob in Minneapolis. Gee I wonder if they might do a song or two together in that particular city.
	1:04pm Roberto: When are Bob Mould and Colin Moulding going to team up?
	1:04pm Uncle Michael: Dave! Is this that 40th anniversary thing?
	1:05pm Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: It is.
	1:07pm still b/p: More baseball: recommended Orchestra Luna's "You Gotta Have Heart" the other day to someone who'd just finished up performing an onstage version of the traditional musical number. ("Bobby Blueberry...bright bronze bruiser just bounced in from the bozo league...") For a sick and funky Hinky Dinky, you still sure serve a sweet show for eager ears.
	1:10pm joe: Guitar Wolf are coming through town in a few months I'm so psyched.
	1:10pm Uncle Michael: wow...that's a cool town you got there, joe
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, still b/p. I'm holding my end up the best I can.
	1:13pm Parq: Still B/p, I was a frosh on Boston College radio when that track broke. Man, we played it a lot. ("You goose-step off those grounds like some grotesque gorilla …")
	1:24pm still b/p: Pretty sure I saw Luna live somewhere in Boston or Cambridge. Gulliver's...a downstairs place?
	1:25pm Dominick: Huffing music
	🛒 1:28pm Brian in UK: Notorious, what a great album and probably less than 35 minutes long. No nurdling.
	1:29pm dan: The Chicago Bears rap of 1970s England.
	1:30pm joe: I'm forever blowing bubbles
	1:31pm glenn: oh right. spring training starts today. will machado and harper ever sign?
	1:31pm dan: This bed music could be the alternate soundtrack to Koyaanisqatsi
	🛒 1:34pm Brian in UK: Gordon Banks, one of the greatest England goalkeepers passed away this week. The most wonderful thing was how many people said what a decent man he was as well as a top class goalkeeper. Stunning save at 0.55. www.youtube.com...
	1:37pm joe: @brianinuk Holy Hell that was insane.
	1:40pm chresti: Wow! Gordon Banks!
	1:43pm dan: I met Peter Noone twice, first after a concert and then at Beatlefest.
	1:45pm chresti: I had a crush on Noone when I was 9 or 10
	1:45pm Jeff Golick: Great old footage, @Brian. Thanks for sharing.
	1:45pm glenn: biuk, i just discovered fred dibnah. he's my new hero.
	1:46pm chresti: I also liked Lurch, when I was 7
	1:49pm melinda: hi UM and friends
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Meiinda!
	1:51pm chresti: We named a cat Pele... melinda!
	🛒 1:51pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi all! I moved my desk at work so now I have to use headphones. But I've spent a night i Horseheads, I've got that going for me.
	1:52pm doctorjazz: I wouldn't swear to this but I think Bechet w playing soprano sax.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Lizzie!
	🛒 1:53pm Brian in UK: @glenn the man from Bolton. Fascinating fella.
	1:53pm joe: We saw Peter Noone play as the daily free entertainment at Epcot one day last year. He put on a fun set.
	1:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: In the event of a national emergency, is it time to bust the store windows and carry off big screen TVs and all? What't the protocol on that?
	1:54pm dan: @Joe He's just a fun guy all around.
	1:54pm joe: Even threw Blitzkrieg Bop in to one of his medleys
	1:55pm Michael 98145: Aloha, all. { i guess the events of this morning have left me without words }
	1:56pm joe: @ken From Hyde Park With the wait of TVs and laptops now you could get your self one hell of a haul
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Michael!
	1:56pm joe: *weight not wait
	1:57pm Michael 98145: thank gawd for WFMU
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Pretty take on the Otis classic
	🛒 1:59pm Brian in UK: Think Area Code 615 did a version on their first album. It worked instrumentally.
	2:00pm Michael 98145: that -was- beautiful
	2:04pm Webhamster Henry: This would make for an interesting square dance.
	2:05pm burke: bullshooters!
	2:06pm glenn: pretty much every source i can find credits george barnes with playing playing the first electric guitar.
	2:06pm chresti: I like train songs.
	2:07pm Michael 98145: hey, @chresti. that was fun -
	2:08pm chresti: hey Michael!
	2:11pm Michael 98145: { i see we've again lost our marathon hearts - guess i need to start savin lunch money }
	2:13pm glenn: ouch. jim croce can't be saved, not even by jerry reed.
	2:14pm dan: It's Jim Croce gone Grand 'Ol Opry.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: glenn, Joseph Lopez and Bob Dunn recorded with electric steel years before Barnes recorded with electric guitar.
	2:17pm glenn: i personally wasn't there, but wikipedia says - "Barnes was born in South Chicago Heights, Illinois in 1921. His father was a guitarist and taught Barnes acoustic guitar at the age of nine. A year later, in 1931, Barnes's brother made a pickup and amplifier for him. Barnes said that he was the first person to play electric guitar. From 1935–1937, he had his own band that performed in the Midwest.[1] On March 1, 1938, he recorded the songs "Sweetheart Land" and "It's a Lowdown Dirty Shame" with blues guitarist Big Bill Broonzy, and in doing so he became the first person to make a record on electric guitar, fifteen days before Eddie Durham recorded on electric guitar with the Kansas City Five. In 1938, when he was seventeen, he was hired as staff guitarist for the NBC Orchestra."
	2:19pm Uncle Michael: You're missing the distinction between a steel and a guitar.
	🛒 2:20pm Brian in UK: Imagine the first person to play the tuba, no idea how it developed but it must have scared the horses.
	2:21pm joe: I didn't get to read all the way through this but it looked interesting Pedal To The Metal A short History of the Steel. If gives the year of 1932 as the first produced Steel (I'm assuming they mean commercially) www.premierguitar.com...
	2:24pm annie: i'll have to listen to the show once more, been way too busy to concentrate..most of it was great.. except that noise about an hour ago.. thanks UM, have to get back to work,,
	2:24pm glenn: no, i caught that. but they still need an amp. but i guess my point is moot anyway - \n 1928, the Stromberg-Voisinet firm was the first company to sell an electric stringed instrument and amplifier package. However, musicians found that the amps had an "unsatisfactory tone and volume, [and] dependability problems", so the product did not sell well. Even though the Stromberg-Voisinet amp did not sell well, it still launched a new idea: a portable electric instrument amp with a speaker, all in an easily transported wooden cabinet. In 1929, Vega electrics launched a portable banjo amplifier. In 1932, Electro String Instruments and amplifier (this is not the same company as Stromberg Electro Instruments) introduced a guitar amp with "high output" and a "string driven magnetic pickup". Electro set out the standard template for combo amps: a wooden cabinet with the electronic amplifier mounted inside, and a convenient carrying handle to facilitate transporting the cabinet. In 1933, Vivi-Tone amp set-ups were used for live performances and radio shows. In 1934, Rickenbacker launched a similar combo amp that added metal corner protectors to keep the corners in good condition during transportation.[1] In 1933, Dobro released an electric guitar and amp package. The combo amp had "two 8″ Lansing speakers and a five-tube chassis. Dobro made a two speaker combo amp that was on the market over 12 years before Fender launched its two-speaker "Dual Professional/Super" combo amp. In 1933, Audio-Vox was founded by Paul Tutmarc, the inventor of the first electric bass (Tutmarc's instrument did not achieve market success until Leo Fender's launched the Precision Bass). In 1933, Vega sold a pickup and amplifier set for musicians to use with existing guitars.
	2:24pm burke: Questionable choices are why we're here!
	2:28pm Michael 98145: hey, enjoying the show
	2:28pm annie: i got my "invoice" for my SFL last year... i had NO idea it added up to such a sweet amount! ;-p so glad to be a part of this family.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: annie! NOISE?!
	2:31pm annie: hehe, the stuff that sounded as if you'd changed the station..i got over it, though, cause,y'know: freeform and all
	2:32pm Uncle Michael: just like the weather...I'm always changing
	2:33pm annie: exactly!
	2:35pm joe: Wow this is from 1985?
	2:36pm Uncle Michael: yessir
	2:39pm Michael 98145: { earlier talk of tubas led me to discover this instrument: en.wikipedia.org... } carry on
	2:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: What the? That's like a saxo-trumpet.
	2:47pm Dean: Cardi B or John Philip Sousa?
	2:51pm Michael 98145: :)
	2:52pm dan: The best of British rockers were on All Things Must Pass, such as Clapton, Ringo, Frampton, Badfinger etc...
	2:54pm Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: I see what you're doing here. Beautiful.
	2:56pm burke: Adios! Gracias!
	2:56pm chresti: Thanks for the hinks 'n dinks Uncle Michael!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: I'm letting this play through once.
	2:57pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, UM !
	2:59pm Stanley: Yep, another good'un Thanks Uncle
	2:59pm Doug Schulkind: A nice show. Could've used more cat-pee talk, but overall, nice.
	3:00pm Roberto: Damn, did I miss out on a cat pee conversation?
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: Is was more like a symposium, Roberto. High level stuff.
	3:01pm chresti: Try a cat psychic, Doug
	3:02pm Tate: thanks for the tunes
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: Cats can bend psychics with their minds, chresti.
	3:03pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, friends.
	3:03pm Dean: That was one heckuva spoonerism.
	🛒 3:06pm Brian in UK: Great we got Thomas Maphumo on the transfer. Thanks Uncle, have a safe trip.

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from February 15, 2019

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