WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 25, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Mornin', Dinks.
	12:02pm chresti: Morning
	12:02pm dan: Good morning everyone.
	🛒 12:03pm CHUCK ROAST: Heeeeeeeere we are in a roomful of strangers
	12:03pm Parq: A dink a doo.
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: Hola, Uncle Michael! Woke up at 6:30 PDT. Still can't go back to work for another month or so.
	12:05pm Dominick: Love love love this one
	12:05pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Good ol' Rocky Top.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Hopey! chresti! dan! Chuck! Parq! Simon! Dominick!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Michael! Prairie Home Companion once sang a version of "When You Walk Through A Storm" to the tune of Rocky Top.
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: Someone needs to keep count of how many times Uncle Michael says "Boudleaux." Pledge $1 for each time! PLEDGE FOR OUR DEAR UNCLE!: pledge.wfmu.org...
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Great to have you here, Simon. No clogging!
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Henry! Doug!
	12:08pm Mike Sin: This Yankee from the Bronx thought "Rocky Top" song belonged to Lynn Anderson first! Oh well...
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Mike!
	12:09pm pacific standard simon: Hey Joe, where you goin' with that 6-string in your hand?
	🛒 12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, Jimmy Hendrix wrote this, right?
	12:09pm listener Rey: this guy is a terrible friend, Joe. Lose him quick!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Franco! Rey!
	12:10pm dan: How'd we get from Cab Calloway to Fairport Convention? That's some giant leap lol.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: $300 will put this show over the goal!
	12:12pm Artie: Fairport getting a little Byrdsy on some of these harmonies.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Artie!
	12:14pm fleep: Together, they likely contributed more successful songs to Nashville's music scene than any other songwriting team. Their prolific output includes more than 6,000 songs and more than 1,000 recordings. www.songhall.org... And good day, UM
	12:14pm dan: Just pledged some money UM.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: fleep!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, dan!!
	12:16pm bigplanetnoise: Morning! Morning!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Bob!
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: I hope the way the track comments are configured make sense.
	12:19pm barrett785: Oooooooo it's gonna be a good one!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Pat!
	12:23pm pacific standard simon: This is already shaping up to be a wonderful show. But I'm old -- YMMV. I heard a lot of these in rural diners/lounges with my father in the 60s.
	12:25pm pacific standard simon: "Kimona"?
	12:26pm Goyim in the AM: Boy, McCartney didn't half borrow from Always It's You. Flagrant!
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Goyim!
	12:27pm Michael 98145: Well. G'day!
	12:27pm bigplanetnoise: Bestest version ever.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Michael! Right, Bob?
	12:29pm Lane Gray: Minor nitpick. My Favorite Memory was the A side. The deejays made Rockytop a B-side hit (Christmas day 1967, not 68)
	12:30pm pacific standard simon: I love the Robbie Fulks version of this, but I always thought it was his song.
	12:30pm Lane Gray: Simon, you couldn't have convinced Cope to say it kimono.
	12:32pm dan: Hey UM, go on all day. I'm not going anywhere.
	12:33pm Hopey Sockmonkey: @dan I like that idea A LOT.
	12:38pm barrett785: Took the wife to Herb Alpert Friday and had to bite my tongue for wanting to cry out "You're no Al Hirt!" He and Lani were naturally wonderful.
	12:38pm Goyim in the AM: Specifically, I am accusing McCartney of swiping part of Band on the Run from Always It's You.
	12:38pm Lane Gray: Bob Moore? The bassman was the bandleader? Cool
	12:40pm pacific standard simon: "Let's Think About Living" -- what a piece of genius.
	12:40pm Lane Gray: 67.
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: right, Lane
	12:41pm Lane Gray: My apologies for the repeat of the 67. We're delayed a few minutes
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: which was 67, Lane?
	12:45pm Lane Gray: Rockytop/My Favorite Memory was released Christmas day 67
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: www.discogs.com...
	🛒 12:46pm CHUCK ROAST: Hey! I'm allready here.
	12:47pm Lane Gray: Bobby and Sonny remember it differently.
	12:48pm Lane Gray: Although there might have been a second pressing after it took off?
	12:50pm Parq: A real nice Roy Clark track, this one.
	12:50pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I cannot hear Roy Clark and not think of Hee Haw. Forgive me.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: I actually trust record collectors more than the artists' memories in these matters. Discogs is heavily crowdsourced and would have been corrected on such a famous song.
	12:53pm Dean: Billboard issue from Jan. 13, 1968, reported, "The Osborne Brothers have a new release which pulls them even farther from the old Blue Grass tag. The recording is 'Rocky Top' b-w 'My Favorite Memory.' For the first time Sonny and Bobby utilize a steel guitar on their sessions." A late 1967 release is not out of he question, but Billboard was weekly, so it's possible it appeared during the first week of the new year.
	12:53pm dan: The Hep Stars, one of the predecessor groups to ABBA.
	12:53pm Parq: Hopey, I think of Hee Haw and that Odd Couple episode. Whadaya gonna do?
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	12:57pm Lane Gray: Hal Rugg tore the steel UP on it.
	12:59pm Lane Gray: I'm used to hearing Bird Dog from Reno and Smiley.
	12:59pm Parq: Persuasions!
	1:01pm doctorjazz: Hey Dinkers! Remember seeing The Persuasions many times back in the day, always put on a great show!
	1:02pm Parq: God, does their sound hit me where I live. Always has. Only saw them once, at a woefully under-attended show at my college.
	🛒 1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Yes! Persuasions. Backed up Joni Mitchell AND Frank Zappa, the king and queen of Laurel Canyon.
	1:06pm dan: Speaking of acappela, are there any fans of The Nylons here?
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	1:11pm Lane Gray: Mrs. Gray said she will play the Persuasions' version of All I Have To Do Is Dream every day from now on.
	1:12pm pacific standard simon: I wish someone would explain this year's World Series to me. It makes no sense.
	1:13pm Lane Gray: Just gave a bit of a donation. Have to save some for the tax on the new-to-us car. Color me a cheapskate, but this is the first time I've EVER paid five figures for a car.
	1:13pm Doug Schulkind: 222 is better than 666. PLEDGE! >>>>pledge.wfmu.org...
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, so much, Lane. Tell the Mrs. that's a good plan! Simon: Go Nats!
	🛒 1:14pm Franco Twinkie: My introduction to Cowboy Copas was this late night TV commercial on channel 13 in L.A. when I was just a boy. It was for a collection of country favorites. He was featured singing Will There Be Sweethearts In Heaven When My Dying Day Comes. I would walk around in the backyard singing that song wondering what it would be like to be dead.
	1:14pm dan: @pacific There's nothing to explain, except The Yankees aren't it.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Franco!
	1:20pm Lane Gray: Franco, a better California connected version of Sweethearts in Heaven is Buck Owens and Rose Maddox (I want to make a rockabilly band and call it the Rosematics)
	1:21pm Lane Gray: I'm SUPPOSED to be sleeping. This show is more interesting than my eyelids.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: That was my other goal.
	🛒 1:23pm CHUCK ROAST: In '91 my band went country briefly. ....Chuck Road and the Texas Toast
	🛒 1:24pm Franco Twinkie: Lane, if you do, I will put on my best western shirt that I can still snap closed and meet you and your band anywhere, anytime to sing that song!
	🛒 1:26pm CHUCK ROAST: Oh boy , I gotta start proofreading
	1:31pm Mark Hurst: Loving the show today, U.M., thanks
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Mark! Thank you!
	1:39pm Dean: My country band--one gig, a house party--was Shit from Shinola. Tunes included "Don't Sell the Cow," which featured a call-and-response chorus, and "She Makes My Tongue Get Hard," the less said about which the better.
	1:41pm Webhamster Henry: A few months ago, I got Therese to play the Ben Vereen version from ALL THAT JAZZ. www.wfmu.org...
	🛒 1:41pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, this is PC neutral zone, please say more.
	1:44pm Dean: It's not political incorrectness that worries me. It's the shame of puerility.
	1:46pm Dean: Speaking of PC, check out this SJW calendar: https://liartownusa.tumblr.com/post/188397980565/announcing-the-2020-social-justice-kittens
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Little Jimmy rocks!
	1:49pm dan: "There's a hole in my pocket where my money should go"
	🛒 1:50pm dutchtheo: Howdy pumpkins united, squash on the menu
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Theo!
	🛒 1:52pm dutchtheo: Michael! John Prine! Iris DeMent!
	🛒 1:53pm Franco Twinkie: Let me tell you something young man - the day you loose touch with your internal thirteen year old is the day you stop getting invited to the fun parties. But if your idea of a good time is standing around in someones kitchen discussing the latest issue of The New York Review Of Books, you are already lost.
	1:53pm Doug Schulkind: Iris, oh dear Iris! (And that Prine ain't shabby.)
	1:54pm drew: "Let's Duet" from that cheesy movie "Walk Hard" recently made me think of Prine and DeMent. I think that's the song I was thinking. Thanks!
	1:55pm Dean: I'm all messed up, because I liked standing around pretentiously yapping about NYRoB when I was a 13YO. I once was lost, but now I'm found.
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: drew!
	🛒 1:55pm Franco Twinkie: I knew it!
	🛒 1:58pm Franco Twinkie: Don't get me wrong, Dean. I do like the drawings by James Levine.
	2:02pm Dean: I still enjoy some of the prose, but frankly, the more I read about books I ought to read, the fewer books I'll have the time to read.
	2:09pm dan: Another great version of "Raining in My Heart" came from Rick Danko of The Band on the 1st Ringo Starr All-Starr Band album.
	🛒 2:13pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, that is a level headed realization. But seriously, do we really have to read a reassessments of Susan Sontags gassy emissions ever again?
	2:20pm dan: Nobel Prize Laureate Robert Zimmerman
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: For chemistry, right?
	2:21pm Michael 98145: mining technology
	🛒 2:22pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy Unc & All. Wonderful song off an overlooked album. Great tribute. Learning a lot today. Thanks
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: Kevin! Thanks.
	2:23pm dan: Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds were pretty much the closest thing to the Everly Brothers.
	🛒 2:26pm WR: Hello UM & all. My day would have been so much better if I had started listening hours ago. And do we know who was playing saxophone on the Ruth Brown tune.
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: Welcome, WR! I don't, no.
	2:31pm pacific standard simon: I first heard "Take a Message to Mary" on Dylan's Self Portrait, so that part of the set was a little weird for me.
	🛒 2:34pm Franco Twinkie: Wow! I knew Elvis Costellos dad was a musician of some sort. No wonder sonny boy had a leg up, that was great!
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: We need a modest smattering of pledges to bring Hinky Dinky Time triumphantly across the line. Help humanity, help WFMU, and help Uncle Michael puff out his chest with pride! Help Charley Pride, for goodness sake! (Felice and Boudleaux wrote him many hits.) JUST HELP! Go here and HELP: pledge.wfmu.org...
	2:37pm Michael 98145: pat yer punkin
	2:39pm Hopey Sockmonkey: For just a few bucks you too can sport a nifty jack o'lantern! Do it!
	🛒 2:39pm dutchtheo: Could it be Willis "Gator" Jackson on Ruth Brown "Have a Good Time"?
	2:40pm dan: I assume you're saving The Everly Brothers for last.
	🛒 2:40pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): better late than never to Hinky Dinky Time!!!
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Franco, Ross was the best known of the singers who took a turn in the Joe Loss band.
	🛒 2:41pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): and yes, please pour some cash into the alchemical cauldron on WFMU!
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Granny!
	2:47pm Webhamster Henry: There's also the Dylan parody, Out Behind The Barn, from National Lampoon's LEMMINGS.
	2:48pm Listening Out There: Robert Mitchum could deliver a song. Just think of "Thunder Road." OK, well, think of something else...
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: L.O.T.!
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: Don't rush off...four more songs!
	2:54pm davefromtoronto: damn i just got here...hey UM
	2:55pm Michael 98145: thank you again!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: dave!
	2:56pm davefromtoronto: an all everly's episode?
	🛒 2:56pm Franco Twinkie: Better that ever, Michael.
	2:57pm Doug Schulkind: Pledge at least $50 and take your pick of this brand-new FMU T-shirt: wfmu.org... Or this throw-back oldie T-shirt: wfmu.org... Step up and be our saviors! WFMU and the Drummer Stream simply do not exist without your financial support. PLEDGE TO UNCLE MICHAEL'S SHOW RIGHT NOW! PLEASE!: pledge.wfmu.org...
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: All Felice and Boudleaux, dave.
	🛒 2:57pm WR: Uncle Michael, your donation plug to archive listeners is totally appropriate for this show. As soon as the show ends I will be playing from the archive to hear it all. Wonderful show based on songwriting that deserves wide appreciation.
	2:58pm davefromtoronto: sounds cool - i'll have to hit the archive
	2:58pm dan: Excellent show today UM.
	2:58pm Doug Schulkind: Now only $177 to go. That right there is MOMENTUM! Go go go go! Pledge!
	2:59pm Dominick: Love how they just go through it once and it is perfect
	2:59pm Jeff Moore: Mo' mentum!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	3:00pm Mark Hurst: Thanks, UM! Great show today.
	3:00pm Jeff Moore: Unk!
	🛒 3:02pm dutchtheo: Thanks Uncle, gee-whiz tribute!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!
	3:03pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for all you do, Uncle Michael!
	🛒 3:05pm WR: Great show! A classic.
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: This was fun! I had no idea how many of those subliminal tunes were by the same hyperproductive couple!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: Still time to pledge!
	3:09pm Listening Out There: Thanking you, UM!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 25, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
The Osborne Brothers	Rocky Top "Rocky Top" by "The Osborne Brothers"	single (b/w My Favorite Memory)	Decca	1968	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:03:23 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway With The Four Bells, Jimmy Carroll And Orchestra	Hey Joe	single (b-side to Gambler's Guitar)	Bell	1953	(Original release by Carl Smith/Boudleaux)	0:05:54 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Some Sweet Day	BBC Session	n/a	1969	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	0:08:17 (Pop-up)
Jussi & The Boys	Nääsville Blues	Kerran Vielä, Pojat!	Turenki	2014	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	0:10:42 (Pop-up)
The Beverly Sisters	Willie Can "Willie Can" by "The Beverly Sisters"	shellac 10" (b/w We've Started Courtin')	Decca	1956	(Original release by Mitch Miller and His Orchestra and Chorus/Felice & Boudleaux)	0:13:54 (Pop-up)
Solomon King	She Wears My Ring "She Wears My Ring" by "Solomon King"	single (b/w I Get That Feeling Over You)	Columbia	1967	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:15:41 (Pop-up)
Tompall & the Glaser Brothers	She Loves the Love I Give Her	single (b-side to Ooie-Gooie)	Decca	1959	(Boudleaux)	0:18:49 (Pop-up)
The Blackwells	Always It's You "Always It's You" by "The Blackwells"	single (b-side to Honey Honey)	Kaimie	1960	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:20:38 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Copas	Blue Kimona "Blue Kimona" by "Cowboy Copas"	single (b/w Breeze)	Dot	1957	(Boudleaux)	0:22:53 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale & His Del-Tones	Mexico "Mexico" by "Dick Dale & His Del-Tones"	King Of The Surf Guitar	Capitol	1963	(Bob Moore and His Orchestra/Boudleaux)	0:24:43 (Pop-up)
Robbie Fulks	Wedding of the Bugs "Wedding of the Bugs" by "Robbie Fulks"	Straight Outta Boone Country	Bloodshot	1997	(Original release by Moon Mullican/Boudleaux and Moon Mullican)	0:26:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Al Hirt	Theme From A Dream "Theme From A Dream" by "Al Hirt"	Honey In The Horn	RCA Victor	1963	(Original release by Chet Atkins/Boudleaux)	0:28:29 (Pop-up)
Bob Luman	Let's Think About Living	single (b/w You've Got Everything)	Warner Bros.	1960	(Boudleaux)	0:36:17 (Pop-up)
Rusty & Doug Kershaw	Hey Sheriff "Hey Sheriff" by "Rusty & Doug Kershaw"	single (b-side to Sweet Thing (Tell Me That You Love Me))	Hickory	1958	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:38:16 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Copas And Kathy Copas	Copy Cat	shellac 10" (b-side to Those "Gone And Left Me" Blues)	King	1952	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:40:33 (Pop-up)
Sonny James	Baltimore "Baltimore" by "Sonny James"	single (b-side to Least Of All You)	Capitol	1964	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:43:13 (Pop-up)
Roy Clark	Come Live With Me "Come Live With Me" by "Roy Clark"	single (b-side to Darby's Castle)	Dot	1973	(Felice & Boudleaux)	0:45:34 (Pop-up)
Marty Wilde	Love Of My Life "Love Of My Life" by "Marty Wilde"	Wilde About Marty	Philips	1959	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	0:48:28 (Pop-up)
The Hep Stars	Bird Dog "Bird Dog" by "The Hep Stars"	single (b-side to A Tribute To Buddy Holly)	Olga	1965	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	0:50:50 (Pop-up)
Gram Parsons And Emmylou Harris	Brand New Heartache	Sleepless Nights	A&M	1976	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	0:52:42 (Pop-up)
Helen Merrill	Devoted To You "Devoted To You" by "Helen Merrill"	American Country Songs	Atco	1959	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	0:54:59 (Pop-up)
The Persuasions	All I Have To Do Is Dream	Good News	Rounder	1982	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	0:57:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins and His Galloping Guitar	Country Gentleman	single (b-side to The Bells Of St. Mary's)	RCA Victor	1953	(Boudleaux & Chet Atkins)	1:00:55 (Pop-up)
Golden Boys	Wake Up Little Susie "Wake Up Little Susie" by "Golden Boys"	single (b/w unk.)	unk.	1958	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	1:06:18 (Pop-up)
Connie Smith	I'm Little But I'm Loud	Connie In The Country	RCA Camden	1967	(Original release by Little Jimmy Dickens/writteb by Boudleaux & Little Jimmy Dickens)	1:08:56 (Pop-up)
Little Jimmy Dickens	It May Be Silly (But Ain't It Fun)?	shellac 10" (b/w What About You)	Columbia	1951	(Boudleaux & Little Jimmy Dickens)	1:11:22 (Pop-up)
Eddy Arnold and His Guitar	I've Been Thinking	shellac 10" (b/w Don't Forget)	RCA Victor	1958	(Boudleaux)	1:13:52 (Pop-up)
Goldie Hill	It's A Lovely, Lovely World	single (b-side to Loved And Lost)	Decca	1961	(Original release by Carl Smith/Boudleaux)	1:15:52 (Pop-up)
Bobby Lord	Hawk-Eye "Hawk-Eye" by "Bobby Lord"	shellac 10" (b/w I Can't Make My Dreams Understand)	Columbia	1955	(Boudleaux)	1:18:03 (Pop-up)
Thelma Blackmon	Living Doll "Living Doll" by "Thelma Blackmon"	single (b/w I'll Never Believe It)	MGM	1957	(Boudleaux)	1:20:22 (Pop-up)
Tommy Zang	I'm Gonna Slip You Offa My Mind	single (b-side to Every Hour, Every Day)	Hickory	1961	(Felice & Boudleaux)	1:22:16 (Pop-up)
Merle Haggard and The Strangers	Living With The Shades Pulled Down	single (b-side to It's All In The Movies)	Capitol	1975	(Felice & Boudleaux and Merle Haggard)	1:24:05 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Hows The World Treating You	Elvis	RCA Victor	1956	(Original release by The Beaver Valley Sweethearts/Boudleaux and Chet Atkins)	1:26:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bob Moore	Hot Spot "Hot Spot" by "Bob Moore"	single (b-side to Mexico)	Monument	1961	(Original release by Boudleaux Bryant and The Sparks/Felice & Boudleaux)	1:29:19 (Pop-up)
Moon Mullican	Sugar Beet "Sugar Beet" by "Moon Mullican"	shellac 10" (b-side to Pipeliner Blues)	King	1952	(Boudleaux)	1:34:23 (Pop-up)
Webb Pierce	Bye Bye Love "Bye Bye Love" by "Webb Pierce"	single (b-side to Missing You)	Decca	1957	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Homer And Jethro With June Carter	Country Girl	shellac 10" (b-side to Baby, It's Cold Outside (With Apologies To Frank Loesser))	RCA Victor	1949	(Original release by Little Jimmy Dickens/Felice & Boudleaux)	1:38:58 (Pop-up)
Eddy Arnold With Hugo Winterhalter's Chorus And Orchestra	The Richest Man (In The World)	shellac 10" (b/w I Walked Alone Last Night)	RCA Victor	1955	(Boudleaux)	1:41:43 (Pop-up)
Carl Smith	Back Up Buddy "Back Up Buddy" by "Carl Smith"	shellac 10" (b-side to If You Tried As Hard To Love Me (As You Do To Break My Heart))	Columbia	1953	(Felice & Boudleaux?)	1:44:20 (Pop-up)
Little Jimmy Dickens	I Got A Hole in My Pocket	single (b/w Me And My Big Loud Mouth)	Columbia	1958	(Felice & Boudleaux)	1:46:48 (Pop-up)
John Prine with Iris DeMent	We Could	In Spite Of Ourselves	Oh Boy	1999	(Original release by Little Jimmy Dickens/Felice)	1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Sara Watkins	You're The One I Love	Sun Midnight Sun	Nonesuch	2012	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	1:51:26 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Webb	Love Hurts "Love Hurts" by "Jimmy Webb"	Letters	Reprise	1972	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	1:53:08 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	So How Come (No One Loves Me)	prev. unr.	BBC	1963	(Original release by The Omegas/Felice & Boudleaux)	1:57:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	All I Have To Do Is Dream	Guitar Music	Chrysalis	1981	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	1:58:48 (Pop-up)
Anita Carter	Blue Doll "Blue Doll" by "Anita Carter"	single (b/w Go Away Johnny)	Cadence	1958	(Boudleaux)	2:04:36 (Pop-up)
Skeeter Davis	Raining In My Heart	Sings Buddy Holly	RCA Victor	1967	(Original release by Buddy Holly/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:06:42 (Pop-up)
The Lane Brothers	Little Brother "Little Brother" by "The Lane Brothers"	single (b/w So Satisfied)	RCA Victor	1958	(Felice & Boudleaux)	2:09:22 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	Midnight "Midnight" by "Ray Charles"	Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music Volume Two	ABC-Paramount	1962	(Original release by Red Foley/Boudleaux & Chet Atkins)	2:11:27 (Pop-up)
Ruth Brown With The James Quintet & Orch.	Have a Good Time	single (b/w Ruth Brown With Orchestra-Daddy Daddy)	Atlantic	1952	(Original release by Tony Bennett with Percy Faith and His Orchestra/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:14:37 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Take Me As I Am (Or Let Me Go)	Self Potrait	Columbia	1970	(Original release by Little Jimmy Dickens/Boudleaux)	2:17:47 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds	Take a Message to Mary	Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds Sing The Everly Brothers (Seconds of Pleasure bonus EP)	F-Beat	1980	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:20:45 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello	Sleepless Nights "Sleepless Nights" by "Elvis Costello"	Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons	Almo Sounds	1999	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:23:08 (Pop-up)
David Ross	Wake Up Little Susie "Wake Up Little Susie" by "David Ross"	shellac 10" (b/w Be My Girl)	Embassy	1957	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jerry Byrd	Sleepless Nights "Sleepless Nights" by "Jerry Byrd"	Potpourri	Monument	1966	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:28:58 (Pop-up)
Mark Dinning	Lonely Island "Lonely Island" by "Mark Dinning"	single (b/w Turn Me On)	MGM	1961	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	2:35:53 (Pop-up)
The Fourmost	Just In Case "Just In Case" by "The Fourmost"	single (b-side to Hello Little Girl)	Parlophone	1963	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	2:38:11 (Pop-up)
Kitty Wells	A Change Of Heart "A Change Of Heart" by "Kitty Wells"	single (b-side to Three Ways (To Love You))	Decca	1957	(Felice & Boudleaux)	2:40:41 (Pop-up)
Silas Dooley Jr. (Dave Adams, Joe Meek prod.)	Out Behind The Barn	prev. unr.	n/a	1963	(Original release by Little Jimmy Dickens/Boudleaux)	2:43:14 (Pop-up)
Robert Mitchum	That Man Right There	single (b/w You Deserve Each Other)	Monument	1967	(Felice & Boudleaux)	2:45:17 (Pop-up)
Steve Alaimo	Lady Of The House "Lady Of The House" by "Steve Alaimo"	single (b-side to Blowin' In The Wind)	ABC-Paramount	1965	(Original release by Rusty Draper/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:47:20 (Pop-up)
Chris Hillman and Herb Pederson	Problems	Way Out West	Back Porch	2002	(Original release by Everly Brothrs/Felice & Boudleaux)	2:50:03 (Pop-up)
Skeeter Davis	My Last Date (With You)	single (b/w Someone I'd Like To Forget)	RCA Victor	1960	(Boudleaux, Floyd Cramer, Skeeter Davis)	2:53:15 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Like Strangers	single (b/w Brand New Heartache)	Cadence	1960	(Original release by Everly Brothers/Boudleaux)	2:55:44 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Poor Jenny "Poor Jenny" by "The Everly Brothers"	single (b-side to Take A Message To Mary)	Cadence	1958	(Felice & Boudleaux)	2:57:40 (Pop-up)
Bud & Felice Bryant	Overweight Blues	single (b/w I Dreamed Of A Wedding)	MGM	1951		2:59:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968		3:02:18 (Pop-up)

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	12:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Mornin', Dinks.
	12:02pm chresti: Morning
	12:02pm dan: Good morning everyone.
	🛒 12:03pm CHUCK ROAST: Heeeeeeeere we are in a roomful of strangers
	12:03pm Parq: A dink a doo.
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: Hola, Uncle Michael! Woke up at 6:30 PDT. Still can't go back to work for another month or so.
	12:05pm Dominick: Love love love this one
	12:05pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Good ol' Rocky Top.
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Hopey! chresti! dan! Chuck! Parq! Simon! Dominick!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Michael! Prairie Home Companion once sang a version of "When You Walk Through A Storm" to the tune of Rocky Top.
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: Someone needs to keep count of how many times Uncle Michael says "Boudleaux." Pledge $1 for each time! PLEDGE FOR OUR DEAR UNCLE!: pledge.wfmu.org...
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: Great to have you here, Simon. No clogging!
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Henry! Doug!
	12:08pm Mike Sin: This Yankee from the Bronx thought "Rocky Top" song belonged to Lynn Anderson first! Oh well...
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Mike!
	12:09pm pacific standard simon: Hey Joe, where you goin' with that 6-string in your hand?
	🛒 12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, Jimmy Hendrix wrote this, right?
	12:09pm listener Rey: this guy is a terrible friend, Joe. Lose him quick!
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Franco! Rey!
	12:10pm dan: How'd we get from Cab Calloway to Fairport Convention? That's some giant leap lol.
	12:11pm Uncle Michael: $300 will put this show over the goal!
	12:12pm Artie: Fairport getting a little Byrdsy on some of these harmonies.
	12:12pm Uncle Michael: Artie!
	12:14pm fleep: Together, they likely contributed more successful songs to Nashville's music scene than any other songwriting team. Their prolific output includes more than 6,000 songs and more than 1,000 recordings. www.songhall.org... And good day, UM
	12:14pm dan: Just pledged some money UM.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: fleep!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, dan!!
	12:16pm bigplanetnoise: Morning! Morning!
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: Bob!
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: I hope the way the track comments are configured make sense.
	12:19pm barrett785: Oooooooo it's gonna be a good one!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Pat!
	12:23pm pacific standard simon: This is already shaping up to be a wonderful show. But I'm old -- YMMV. I heard a lot of these in rural diners/lounges with my father in the 60s.
	12:25pm pacific standard simon: "Kimona"?
	12:26pm Goyim in the AM: Boy, McCartney didn't half borrow from Always It's You. Flagrant!
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Goyim!
	12:27pm Michael 98145: Well. G'day!
	12:27pm bigplanetnoise: Bestest version ever.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Michael! Right, Bob?
	12:29pm Lane Gray: Minor nitpick. My Favorite Memory was the A side. The deejays made Rockytop a B-side hit (Christmas day 1967, not 68)
	12:30pm pacific standard simon: I love the Robbie Fulks version of this, but I always thought it was his song.
	12:30pm Lane Gray: Simon, you couldn't have convinced Cope to say it kimono.
	12:32pm dan: Hey UM, go on all day. I'm not going anywhere.
	12:33pm Hopey Sockmonkey: @dan I like that idea A LOT.
	12:38pm barrett785: Took the wife to Herb Alpert Friday and had to bite my tongue for wanting to cry out "You're no Al Hirt!" He and Lani were naturally wonderful.
	12:38pm Goyim in the AM: Specifically, I am accusing McCartney of swiping part of Band on the Run from Always It's You.
	12:38pm Lane Gray: Bob Moore? The bassman was the bandleader? Cool
	12:40pm pacific standard simon: "Let's Think About Living" -- what a piece of genius.
	12:40pm Lane Gray: 67.
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: right, Lane
	12:41pm Lane Gray: My apologies for the repeat of the 67. We're delayed a few minutes
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: which was 67, Lane?
	12:45pm Lane Gray: Rockytop/My Favorite Memory was released Christmas day 67
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: www.discogs.com...
	🛒 12:46pm CHUCK ROAST: Hey! I'm allready here.
	12:47pm Lane Gray: Bobby and Sonny remember it differently.
	12:48pm Lane Gray: Although there might have been a second pressing after it took off?
	12:50pm Parq: A real nice Roy Clark track, this one.
	12:50pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I cannot hear Roy Clark and not think of Hee Haw. Forgive me.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: I actually trust record collectors more than the artists' memories in these matters. Discogs is heavily crowdsourced and would have been corrected on such a famous song.
	12:53pm Dean: Billboard issue from Jan. 13, 1968, reported, "The Osborne Brothers have a new release which pulls them even farther from the old Blue Grass tag. The recording is 'Rocky Top' b-w 'My Favorite Memory.' For the first time Sonny and Bobby utilize a steel guitar on their sessions." A late 1967 release is not out of he question, but Billboard was weekly, so it's possible it appeared during the first week of the new year.
	12:53pm dan: The Hep Stars, one of the predecessor groups to ABBA.
	12:53pm Parq: Hopey, I think of Hee Haw and that Odd Couple episode. Whadaya gonna do?
	12:55pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	12:57pm Lane Gray: Hal Rugg tore the steel UP on it.
	12:59pm Lane Gray: I'm used to hearing Bird Dog from Reno and Smiley.
	12:59pm Parq: Persuasions!
	1:01pm doctorjazz: Hey Dinkers! Remember seeing The Persuasions many times back in the day, always put on a great show!
	1:02pm Parq: God, does their sound hit me where I live. Always has. Only saw them once, at a woefully under-attended show at my college.
	🛒 1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Yes! Persuasions. Backed up Joni Mitchell AND Frank Zappa, the king and queen of Laurel Canyon.
	1:06pm dan: Speaking of acappela, are there any fans of The Nylons here?
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: Doc!
	1:11pm Lane Gray: Mrs. Gray said she will play the Persuasions' version of All I Have To Do Is Dream every day from now on.
	1:12pm pacific standard simon: I wish someone would explain this year's World Series to me. It makes no sense.
	1:13pm Lane Gray: Just gave a bit of a donation. Have to save some for the tax on the new-to-us car. Color me a cheapskate, but this is the first time I've EVER paid five figures for a car.
	1:13pm Doug Schulkind: 222 is better than 666. PLEDGE! >>>>pledge.wfmu.org...
	1:14pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, so much, Lane. Tell the Mrs. that's a good plan! Simon: Go Nats!
	🛒 1:14pm Franco Twinkie: My introduction to Cowboy Copas was this late night TV commercial on channel 13 in L.A. when I was just a boy. It was for a collection of country favorites. He was featured singing Will There Be Sweethearts In Heaven When My Dying Day Comes. I would walk around in the backyard singing that song wondering what it would be like to be dead.
	1:14pm dan: @pacific There's nothing to explain, except The Yankees aren't it.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: Franco!
	1:20pm Lane Gray: Franco, a better California connected version of Sweethearts in Heaven is Buck Owens and Rose Maddox (I want to make a rockabilly band and call it the Rosematics)
	1:21pm Lane Gray: I'm SUPPOSED to be sleeping. This show is more interesting than my eyelids.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: That was my other goal.
	🛒 1:23pm CHUCK ROAST: In '91 my band went country briefly. ....Chuck Road and the Texas Toast
	🛒 1:24pm Franco Twinkie: Lane, if you do, I will put on my best western shirt that I can still snap closed and meet you and your band anywhere, anytime to sing that song!
	🛒 1:26pm CHUCK ROAST: Oh boy , I gotta start proofreading
	1:31pm Mark Hurst: Loving the show today, U.M., thanks
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Mark! Thank you!
	1:39pm Dean: My country band--one gig, a house party--was Shit from Shinola. Tunes included "Don't Sell the Cow," which featured a call-and-response chorus, and "She Makes My Tongue Get Hard," the less said about which the better.
	1:41pm Webhamster Henry: A few months ago, I got Therese to play the Ben Vereen version from ALL THAT JAZZ. www.wfmu.org...
	🛒 1:41pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, this is PC neutral zone, please say more.
	1:44pm Dean: It's not political incorrectness that worries me. It's the shame of puerility.
	1:46pm Dean: Speaking of PC, check out this SJW calendar: https://liartownusa.tumblr.com/post/188397980565/announcing-the-2020-social-justice-kittens
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Little Jimmy rocks!
	1:49pm dan: "There's a hole in my pocket where my money should go"
	🛒 1:50pm dutchtheo: Howdy pumpkins united, squash on the menu
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Theo!
	🛒 1:52pm dutchtheo: Michael! John Prine! Iris DeMent!
	🛒 1:53pm Franco Twinkie: Let me tell you something young man - the day you loose touch with your internal thirteen year old is the day you stop getting invited to the fun parties. But if your idea of a good time is standing around in someones kitchen discussing the latest issue of The New York Review Of Books, you are already lost.
	1:53pm Doug Schulkind: Iris, oh dear Iris! (And that Prine ain't shabby.)
	1:54pm drew: "Let's Duet" from that cheesy movie "Walk Hard" recently made me think of Prine and DeMent. I think that's the song I was thinking. Thanks!
	1:55pm Dean: I'm all messed up, because I liked standing around pretentiously yapping about NYRoB when I was a 13YO. I once was lost, but now I'm found.
	1:55pm Uncle Michael: drew!
	🛒 1:55pm Franco Twinkie: I knew it!
	🛒 1:58pm Franco Twinkie: Don't get me wrong, Dean. I do like the drawings by James Levine.
	2:02pm Dean: I still enjoy some of the prose, but frankly, the more I read about books I ought to read, the fewer books I'll have the time to read.
	2:09pm dan: Another great version of "Raining in My Heart" came from Rick Danko of The Band on the 1st Ringo Starr All-Starr Band album.
	🛒 2:13pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, that is a level headed realization. But seriously, do we really have to read a reassessments of Susan Sontags gassy emissions ever again?
	2:20pm dan: Nobel Prize Laureate Robert Zimmerman
	2:20pm Uncle Michael: For chemistry, right?
	2:21pm Michael 98145: mining technology
	🛒 2:22pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy Unc & All. Wonderful song off an overlooked album. Great tribute. Learning a lot today. Thanks
	2:23pm Uncle Michael: Kevin! Thanks.
	2:23pm dan: Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds were pretty much the closest thing to the Everly Brothers.
	🛒 2:26pm WR: Hello UM & all. My day would have been so much better if I had started listening hours ago. And do we know who was playing saxophone on the Ruth Brown tune.
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: Welcome, WR! I don't, no.
	2:31pm pacific standard simon: I first heard "Take a Message to Mary" on Dylan's Self Portrait, so that part of the set was a little weird for me.
	🛒 2:34pm Franco Twinkie: Wow! I knew Elvis Costellos dad was a musician of some sort. No wonder sonny boy had a leg up, that was great!
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: We need a modest smattering of pledges to bring Hinky Dinky Time triumphantly across the line. Help humanity, help WFMU, and help Uncle Michael puff out his chest with pride! Help Charley Pride, for goodness sake! (Felice and Boudleaux wrote him many hits.) JUST HELP! Go here and HELP: pledge.wfmu.org...
	2:37pm Michael 98145: pat yer punkin
	2:39pm Hopey Sockmonkey: For just a few bucks you too can sport a nifty jack o'lantern! Do it!
	🛒 2:39pm dutchtheo: Could it be Willis "Gator" Jackson on Ruth Brown "Have a Good Time"?
	2:40pm dan: I assume you're saving The Everly Brothers for last.
	🛒 2:40pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): better late than never to Hinky Dinky Time!!!
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Franco, Ross was the best known of the singers who took a turn in the Joe Loss band.
	🛒 2:41pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): and yes, please pour some cash into the alchemical cauldron on WFMU!
	2:41pm Uncle Michael: Granny!
	2:47pm Webhamster Henry: There's also the Dylan parody, Out Behind The Barn, from National Lampoon's LEMMINGS.
	2:48pm Listening Out There: Robert Mitchum could deliver a song. Just think of "Thunder Road." OK, well, think of something else...
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: L.O.T.!
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: Don't rush off...four more songs!
	2:54pm davefromtoronto: damn i just got here...hey UM
	2:55pm Michael 98145: thank you again!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: dave!
	2:56pm davefromtoronto: an all everly's episode?
	🛒 2:56pm Franco Twinkie: Better that ever, Michael.
	2:57pm Doug Schulkind: Pledge at least $50 and take your pick of this brand-new FMU T-shirt: wfmu.org... Or this throw-back oldie T-shirt: wfmu.org... Step up and be our saviors! WFMU and the Drummer Stream simply do not exist without your financial support. PLEDGE TO UNCLE MICHAEL'S SHOW RIGHT NOW! PLEASE!: pledge.wfmu.org...
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: All Felice and Boudleaux, dave.
	🛒 2:57pm WR: Uncle Michael, your donation plug to archive listeners is totally appropriate for this show. As soon as the show ends I will be playing from the archive to hear it all. Wonderful show based on songwriting that deserves wide appreciation.
	2:58pm davefromtoronto: sounds cool - i'll have to hit the archive
	2:58pm dan: Excellent show today UM.
	2:58pm Doug Schulkind: Now only $177 to go. That right there is MOMENTUM! Go go go go! Pledge!
	2:59pm Dominick: Love how they just go through it once and it is perfect
	2:59pm Jeff Moore: Mo' mentum!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	3:00pm Mark Hurst: Thanks, UM! Great show today.
	3:00pm Jeff Moore: Unk!
	🛒 3:02pm dutchtheo: Thanks Uncle, gee-whiz tribute!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks everyone!
	3:03pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for all you do, Uncle Michael!
	🛒 3:05pm WR: Great show! A classic.
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: This was fun! I had no idea how many of those subliminal tunes were by the same hyperproductive couple!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: Still time to pledge!
	3:09pm Listening Out There: Thanking you, UM!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 25, 2019

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