WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from August 29, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:59am zivilars: Let's go
	11:00am Listener Baby: Feeling wicked smart, Baby? Are you wearing your Cape. What's your favorite fish? Where did you you park your car? So happy you are home safe and sound. Now please dispense some #1 Hits on this world, and be quick about it. Oh.. Good morning everyone!!
	11:00am Mister Dobalina: One of the HOTTEST 2 hours on the FMU, IMO!!!!!!
	11:01am egould310: Thanks Mike Rauch bit never gets old!
	11:01am Mx. Granny (e/em): YEAH!!! that's the stuff!
	11:02am Hubig Pie: You're my kid brother Mikey, and I got passed ovah !
	11:02am Listener Baby: Mic is live, Baby
	11:02am McGroovey: I ate breakfast.
	11:02am Mr. Fine Wine: Ha, beat me to it!
	11:03am zivilars: Shelley + Rex + Todd = 7 perfect hours
	11:03am Corey: Morning Michael and listeners!
	11:03am Frank In Queens: Hey now!
	11:04am Martinibomb: Yo what's up Michael s! hey Ziv!
	11:04am Frank In Queens: I missed this last week.
	11:04am Michael Shelley: HEY NOW!
	11:04am zivilars: Hi Martinibomb, hi everybody else!
	11:04am Michael Shelley: "turning tricks at Disneyworld" never quite understood that line
	11:07am Pauly from Clifton: Good morning Michael, Skeleton Crew, listeners!
	11:09am JR HTX: Top of the morning to ya, Michael and everyone!
	11:12am Listener Baby: "turning tricks at Disneyworld" doesn't pay like it used to.
	11:14am Joe B: greetings michael and everyone
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Hi Joe!
	11:15am clarke: HEY NOW!!!
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Hey NOW!!!!!
	11:16am clarke: BEEN A WHILE SON!!!
	11:16am Frank In Queens: A week feels like a year.
	11:17am clarke: trust/hope all is well??
	11:17am Frank In Queens: Other than the fact that the world is on fire, sure!
	11:18am clarke: let's catch up with Frank's MovieTime!!
	11:21am Joe B: Record-wise, The Waldos had the advantage of Andy Shernoff recording them, so their albums sound amazing.
	11:22am Dean: Saw JT&tHs at the Whisky in Hollywood, late '70s. Thunders was completely trashed, sadly.
	11:22am Frank In Queens: I prefer the Lost '77 mixes of LAMF.
	11:23am patrick321: Glad to hear your appreciation of Walter and the Heartbreakers, Mike. I was fortunate to have seen them many times at Max's and they were literally just shockingly great. The phrase "blew the place apart" is probably the most accurate description.
	11:24am Baja Joe: Hello Michael and good morning to all.
	11:26am Frank In Queens: Clarke, have you had a chance to check out Mirrored Aztec?
	11:26am Dennis Diken: go Mikey!
	11:26am clarke: only one song, so far - but it is a PIP!
	11:27am clarke: need to get back on the bus. i just stopped spending $, there.
	11:27am Frank In Queens: I think it's the best since Space Gun.
	11:27am Mister Dobalina: @zivilars -- Saturday's are my fav of the week on FMU.
	11:28am clarke: i get in this mode where i get overwhelmed by "prices" -- same with looking at gear. i just shut down the whole thing.
	11:29am zivilars: @Mister Dobalina: They definitely are!
	11:29am Frank In Queens: Understandable. I'll probably be in that mode after today.
	11:30am clarke: like i'll find myself looking at ribbon mics and i can't afford this shit!! even though i DO have the money - i just can't pull ze treeger
	11:30am Michael Shelley: Hey Dennis - you seen this?www.facebook.com...
	11:31am clarke: what did u order today, frank?
	11:31am Moammar: All hail Texas State University.
	11:32am Joe B: wow Michael, had not seen/heard that Deke video! amazing! thanks
	11:34am clarke: hey Joe, bcuz of u i pulled out my Hilton Valentine album -- quite better than i remembered it!! thnx
	11:34am ledzeppelinsucks: I have been to that Salvation Army.
	11:34am Frank In Queens: I got taken care of by my friend who owns a shop and got a good supply. So, GBV (of course), The Who, Groundhogs, Black Crowes, and the one record that I absolutely had to have, Spacehog - Resident Alien.
	11:35am clarke: i know that salvation army - a go-to for books if it is the one on Rt 28 near hyannis
	11:35am GListener MW: You Can Count On Me is wonderful! Probably the earliest I’d ever seen Mark Ruffalo
	11:35am Joe B: @clarke, I was never aware of it until Andrew Sandoval recently spun it on Come to the Sunshine on the rock n soul stream. cool stuff!
	11:36am GListener MW: I’d love to get back to Cape Cod sometime this year — glad you got to experience it, even despite the tension
	11:36am clarke: frank went RECORD SHOPPING. another thing i am afraid to do - even if we COULD.
	11:36am johnk77: excellent show spacehog rocked live
	11:36am Dean: Well, Mr. Shelley, there are some who agree with you that it's easier to divide people into two contesting groups, but others who won't abide at all by that.
	11:37am Frank In Queens: No no no, I didn't even leave the house! The records are being shipped to me.
	11:38am clarke: will have to check out that album. my most recent listening re-disc-overy is Pete Best's Hayman's Green. quite enjoy that, and place it high on my ex-beatle album list
	11:38am ledzeppelinsucks: I was in there once and the lady was watching me and following me. When I got to the front to buy she asked for my ID after I handed her credit card. She scrutinized the fuck out of my ID and then was barely touching it when she handed it back. It had a San Francisco address on it, she was acting like I gave her AIDS. There was an old woman in there holding a bible.
	11:38am Listener Baby: Maybe record of that year? 2017?
	11:39am Joe B: hayman's green is so good. in fact, i wonder what if anything pete had to do with it!
	11:39am Michael Shelley: Dean not sure I understand your point.
	11:39am Bob: I think it's probably well gentrified by now but back in the 80's there were definitely hookerish looking folk near Disneyworld. it was kinda seedy.
	11:40am clarke: pete wrote the lyrics, and sang - there is a really good back-up band (of liverpudlian blokes) that do most of the playing. it's still great
	11:40am Dean: It was a bad telling of an old joke about "two types of people, those who divide people into two groups and those who don't."
	11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OhMuhGerrd - Deke Dickerson video ! Love The Smithereens' 'Strangers When We Meet' - always fantasize Roy Orbison doing it !
	11:40am Michael Shelley: ahhh
	11:41am Joe B: @RevRab - re roy - I did too!
	11:41am johnk77: the hotel where the bands stayed@disneyworld in the early 80s was contemporary resort
	11:43am johnk77: @zivilars also at 8 eastern bill kelly on sirius/sm
	11:43am Dennis Diken: Mike, ain't seen/heard the Deke D version of "Strangers When We Meet" - thanks! very cool indeed!
	11:43am Mr. Fine Wine: This Four Seasons has a weird low rumbling instrument popping up here in there in the mix...low and rumbling but not superbassy if that makes sense.
	11:44am P-90: “legally mandated % New Jersey content” LoL
	11:45am Michael Shelley: yeah - some low organ I think
	11:45am Michael Shelley: what a weird/great record
	11:46am zivilars: I (mis-)remembered Audrey singing quite terrible, but this is a great duet
	11:47am johnk77: njcon vs cancon
	11:47am clarke: audrey was a singer before she met hank
	11:47am Pedro in Arlington: Hank and Audrey are buried next to each other in Montgomery. Funny enough, Sarah and AP Carter also divorced and are buried near each other in the same cemetery in Maces Springs, Va.
	11:48am spodiodi: good morning, Michael Shelley! good morning, everybody!
	11:49am zivilars: @johnk77: re-subscribed to Sirius XM (from Germany with a lot of illegal tricks just to be able to give them my money) just for Bill's show! Especially after Teenage Wasteland really seems to be gone – what a damn shame! Was one of the best shows on WFMU, the very first one which made me aware of this station!
	11:50am Pedro in Arlington: Billie Jean married Johnny Horton only 9 months after Hank expired during that car ride. So apparently not too broken up by the death of the Hillbilly Shakespeare.
	11:51am Frank In Queens: In their most intimate of areas.
	11:51am clarke: wow - so it's MovieTime, now - we gonna do this?
	11:52am Hughie Considine: Waiting for the Criterion Collection version
	11:52am clarke: WE'LL DO IT LIVE!!!!
	11:52am McGroovey: 91.1 is off the air
	11:52am egould310: D Boon god bless ya wherever you are.
	11:53am herb.nyc: Ach, my fm became fuzz. In lower Manhattan. Don't know if I'm 91.1 or 91.9 (my LEFT OF THE dial is broken)
	11:53am Frank In Queens: OK, well hockey has been cutting into movie nights, but in the last two weeks it's been The Last Detail, Shampoo, The Best Of Everything, and My Darling Clementine.
	11:53am Snortley: 91.1 seems to be on the air, but not with any audio.
	11:53am Matt Fiveash: Confirming 91.1 turned fuzz over here too
	11:53am Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon Michael & all! Checking in from the rainy shores of Squam Lake, NH.
	11:54am G: Stream works.
	11:54am McGroovey: 91.1 sure sounds off to me.
	11:55am clarke: Last Detail - f'in BRILLIANT!! i was disappointed with Shampoo when i finally got to see it (was not allowed as a kid rated R)
	11:55am johnk77: agree 91.1 stereo nyc broadcast gone
	11:55am Chop Scott: 91.1 in Red Hook Brooklyn is off the air.
	11:56am phat: You're not kidding about this version of Broken Arrow
	11:57am clarke: although the Triumph bike in Shampoo is primo
	11:57am Frank In Queens: I definitely liked Last Detail better, but I dug Shampoo too. Took two viewings, but it was good.
	11:57am Michael Shelley: FRANK all good ones! Shampoo one of my all time favs. Have you seen SMILE?
	11:57am Handy Haversack: Hey there, Michael and all the Shelle Gamers! Sorry I'm late. Hit the bookstore for Independent Bookstore Day ... and then had to grab some things to use the coasters under!
	11:57am ?: Hey Michael, my band played Corona in 2018 and 2019! (My singer is some kind of weird fortune teller!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAGjdSBi8SM
	11:57am admiral crisp: The jackass crew had great taste in punk. I miss that era, I was in high school when that first movie came out, prime target demo. Loved it
	11:57am egould310: The horse started walking cause the sun got hot. Classic.
	11:57am johnk77: stream is good
	11:58am admiral crisp: Also I can confirm 90.1 is still on air
	11:58am Frank In Queens: @Michael, never even heard of Smile, but I looked it up and now it's on my list.
	11:58am McGroovey: 91.9 is on, but faint on this side of the house. (I'm on the river side of North Bergen)
	11:58am saianjuma1: Hey Michael, my band played Corona in 2018 and 2019! (My singer is some kind of weird fortune teller!) www.youtube.com... (sorry, logged in now. Brooklyn, NY!)
	11:59am sonnyspop: The Underbeats tune brought to mind Never Gonna Happen Again by Marshall Crenshaw.
	11:59am Dean: My mom took me to Shampoo 'cuz I was underage. Blazing Saddles, too.
	11:59am Bob: I've watching as much classic 70's cinema as possible since covidcation started. lots of drive-in, American International pictures and blaxploitation stuff. Last Detail was indeed fantastic. I was especially knocked out by The French Connection as i hadn't watched it in thirty years. Roy Scheider is vastly underrated in general.
	12:00pm clarke: we've discussed Clementine - that was weeks ago. dunno about Best Of Everything, hmm
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: Yeah, I need to watch French Connection again myself. It's been ages.
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: We watched it again in ... April? May? Excellently done. The band Elgin Marbles, made up of pals of ours in Greenpoint and including WFMU's Dave Mandl, has a great song that's just the dialogue from the scene where they take the car apart. "Come On Irv"!
	12:02pm clarke: i got hipped to this extremely slow-paced series called Too Old To Die Young -- it is really good, but so 'slow' that i keep falling asleep during it - but it well-done. falling asleep is NOT a bad review for me, these days!
	12:04pm patrick321: I switched to online fuzz/static on 91.1 too much. I'm in JC
	12:04pm John from NP: RIP 91.1??
	12:04pm Joe B: or avoid facebook, go to the Hi-Risers' label site: www.hitiderecordings.com
	12:04pm clarke: -it's
	12:04pm Dean: I'm not a movie-goer or -watcher for various reasons, but I do have a shortlist of movies I might be willing to watch again and again. One is Diane Kurys' early Peppermint Soda (Diabolo Menthe). Anybody know it? FWIW, I recommend it. In a word, it's poignant.
	12:04pm Frank In Queens: I liked Clementine. I think it was a good entry flick for a Western noob. Best of Everything is from '59, the lead ascends the ranks and becomes an editor almost at the expense of her romantic happiness. Robert Evans, Joan Crawford, and Louis Jourdan have supporting roles.
	12:05pm Ross T.: Yeah no signal in Bay Ridge -- getting my cookies reading the playlist and comments....
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: Did you already say what's in those amazing seahorse glasses, Michael? Harvey Wallbanger?
	12:06pm clarke: will check it - speaking of crawford - Now, Voyager was on TCM last night (paul henried night)
	12:06pm Frank In Queens: Sorry, my post got messed up. Best is about young secretaries in the world of publishing. The lead ascends the ranks and becomes editor, etc.....
	12:07pm Ross T.: ...while listening to WBGO "Quiet Storm" stuff -- not so bad in lieu of....
	12:07pm clarke: sorta sounds like All About Eve'ish?
	12:08pm Handy Haversack: Wow, this is a cool version of "Shanty Town"!
	12:08pm Frank In Queens: Had a bit of a Mad Men vibe to it, but it may have been because of the look of the film.
	12:10pm clarke: if i were to recommend ONE western - it would have to be The Searchers
	12:11pm Ross T.: or "The Good the Bad and the Ugly" which my mom brought me and a friend to in 6th grade
	12:12pm Handy Haversack: 91.9 coming in fine in North Brooklyn. 91.1 static.
	12:12pm Frank In Queens: Well, I want to see more John Ford movies, so let's see about The Searchers.
	12:12pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: I have been waiting for this exciting interview!!
	12:12pm clarke: of course, there are MANY i could recommend - i am a huge fan of the genre. but, if i had to pick ONE...
	12:13pm paul: Magnificent 7 (original) is a classic.
	12:13pm Mr. Fine Wine: It's an autonomous city entirely surrounded by Detroit.
	12:13pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: Michael, My nine-year-old son and my neighbour's two kids are outside right now, working on a number one hit for next week's show: "My Dad Is Bad at Making Hot Dogs."
	12:13pm clarke: nice glasses, chum!!
	12:14pm Cooh John: Ask Stashu about Hamtramck
	12:14pm paul: Interesting that the Beatles also recorded a song titled Bad Boy.
	12:14pm Michael Shelley: THANKS, FW - I knew it was something like that. GIO - sounds like a hit!
	12:15pm clarke: ok, Geoff - but you are a GREAT egg-pickler, right??
	12:15pm Joe B: Hamtramck is its own city but is located within Detroit. weird. great polish restaurants there. also one of the main GM chevy plants was there
	12:16pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: @Clarke I do have that in my back pocket, yes.
	12:16pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, Hamtramck -- very cool.
	12:17pm Michael Shelley: other great 70s movies - 1975 Farewell My Lovely & Harry & Tonto!
	12:19pm clarke: the powell Farewell?? classic!! while i am a big mitchum fan, i don't know if i care for his marlowe. art carney was brilliance.
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: Dog Day Afternoon. Mean Streets. The Deer Hunter. To cheer you up.
	12:20pm clarke: cpt obvious!!
	12:20pm Listener Baby: Local Hero
	12:20pm Frank In Queens: Loved Harry & Tonto.
	12:21pm paul: Still have Harry & Tonto on vhs.
	12:21pm Joe B: this is great!
	12:22pm McGroovey: 91.1 just popped back on.
	12:22pm Snortley: 91.1 is back.
	12:22pm Michael Shelley: OH yeah...and Elliot Gould's Long Goodbye!
	12:23pm steveo: 91.1 is on the air now; good to hear MS & Yvonne
	12:24pm SmokinJ: Yvonne! Bless you sister!
	12:24pm Frank In Queens: Long Goodbye is on the list as well.
	12:25pm clarke: Long Goodbye i like - better than mitchum's marlowe, although i DO like mitchum's marlowe, too.
	12:26pm clarke: i used to be a people person.
	12:26pm zivilars: great interview, love her
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: this is gold
	12:27pm Miss Georgia Peach: This interview is making my day! Thank you, Ms Yvonne and Michael Shelley
	12:27pm djsheilab: Feeling Yvonne BIG-TIME! So happy she continues to be lavished with love + appreciation. Thanks for this, Michael!
	12:27pm Moammar: Love this interview.
	12:27pm clarke: what a fun gal - good stuff!! you've done it AGAIN!!
	12:28pm Corey: Loved the interview. A little bit of sunshine breaking out of this week's chaos and insanity. Thanks, Michael!
	12:28pm Joe B: so great. thanks
	12:28pm P-90: Delightful person.
	12:28pm clarke: Baby - hope you are safe out there with the fires?? (if yer still around?)
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: Good stuff!
	12:29pm KWilde: Great one Michael!
	12:30pm saianjuma1: (never posted 2wice in one show before...): That was one of the best interviews you've ever done! Beautiful and touching.
	12:30pm Listener Baby: I'm here Clarke. Safe as milk. Air was the rated the worst in the world for about a week. We weren't that close to all of them, but all the smoke from all the fires came our way. Thanks for asking!!
	12:30pm Frank Zaatar: Fantastic interview and a fantastic single. Makes me wish I had heard this before the Beatles.
	12:30pm clarke: thank goodness!!!!! whew!! again!!
	12:31pm Frank Zaatar: Oh, and just another reminder that the Beatles were a girl group.
	12:32pm Corey: Got to split, but thanks Michael for the interview and the music! Will catch the last half hour of #1's on the archives. Be well all.
	12:32pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Great interview! And thank you for Fabiene, one of my faves
	12:33pm Dean: fab-YEN
	12:33pm Dean: Rather, fahb-YEN.
	12:33pm P-90: I like how the first words that popped out of Yvonne when Michael asked what she thought of the Beatles’ cover were: “Oh, I didn’t mind!”
	12:34pm Joe B: The Beatles discovered the song through Brian Epstein’s NEMS store. "Brian had a policy of buying at least one copy of every record that was released. If it sold, he’d order another one, or five or whatever. Consequently he had records that weren’t hits in Britain, weren’t even hits in America. Before going to a gig we’d meet in the record store, after it had shut, and we’d search the racks like ferrets to see what new ones were there… ‘Devil In Her Heart’ and Barrett Strong’s ‘Money’ were records that we’d picked up and played in the shop and thought were interesting." George Harrison in Anthology
	12:34pm Michael Shelley: meercy
	12:35pm clarke: i think the guy that owns Euclid Records (st. louis/new orleans) has an epstein-esque policy - great stores!!
	12:38pm clarke: The Feet!!!
	12:39pm clarke: Baby - i know about dodging bullets - TWO hurricanes just missed us by inches - WHEW!!
	12:41pm Tyler H: Michael, what's with the fast bongo riff I keep hearing during certain songs (twice during that Challengers song)? I've never quite understood what's going on with that.
	12:41pm Handy Haversack: Great interview, Michael -- thanks!
	12:41pm clarke: haha ha ha ha ha
	12:41pm paul: Love JCR's voice.
	12:42pm Dean: https://www.myinstants.com/instant/bongo-feet/
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: Tyler - not sure how to explain it, but your patience is appreciated
	12:45pm clarke: was wondering how this would be 'answered' (there is no 'answer')
	12:45pm Tyler H: Oh... OK.
	12:45pm ?: Beastie instrumentals are ALWAYS a perfect choice.
	12:46pm clarke: what's with this what's with this thing?
	12:47pm Ross T.: Bongo feet -- because you can!
	12:47pm Sean: Bongo Feet, huh? I thought that was Fred bowling in the next room.
	12:47pm clarke: real bongo solo - for the birds
	12:48pm paul: Thanks, Dean!
	12:49pm Michael Shelley: The bongos still make me laugh EVERY time, but thats me
	12:50pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy!
	12:50pm clarke: every time
	12:50pm P-90: They bring a smile to my face EVERY time. It’s probably just a Boomer thing.
	12:50pm clarke: but: correct bongo placement is a talent.
	12:51pm P-90: Other FMU DJ’s will tell you Michael Shelley is the KING of drop-ins.
	12:51pm KWilde: Love the Flintstone Feet
	12:52pm Moammar: I feel like someone should interject "feets don't fail me now!" every time the bongos do their thing.
	12:52pm clarke: they have never failed.
	12:53pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Lizzie!
	12:53pm clarke: this is like discussing why the wind blows.
	12:55pm Peter: Should be "hole where I lie". But Dylan made same mistake on "Tangled Up in Blue".
	12:55pm clarke: best dish served on cape, sir??
	12:56pm clarke: not avarice, i hope.
	12:57pm Dennis Diken: Paul Williams lead singer on "Don't Look Back" - sadly underused Temptations vocalist
	12:57pm zivilars: Thanks for a great show, Michael!
	12:57pm Tyler H: I have long ago given up on educating folks on the difference between "lay" (an egg, or a book on a table) and "lie" (in bed, or on the floor).
	12:58pm Joe B: agreed Dennis. don't think he ever had a solo lead vocal on an a-side even though that song became a live staple
	12:58pm Dean: I've been to Garden Grove.
	12:58pm clarke: ever get the feeling you've been Feeted? good nite. bonk.
	12:58pm smevvyk: OMGIMGOMGIMGOMG. Is this LPC??? These are my favorite bits.
	12:58pm Tyler H: good one, clarke :)
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Michael! Be well, all!
	12:59pm paul: Dong Win was funnier
	12:59pm Bootsie: Dammit, I missed the show today... I'll listen later on the archives!
	12:59pm mariano: Heh heh. This is like that thing a few years ago, a UK Onion-like paper ran a story saying that Big Ben was being renamed Massive Mohammed. Thanks MS!
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: Great show! Already looking forward to next week.
	12:59pm Bootsie: Listener Paul has awesome barware!
	12:59pm Hubig Pie: Why is it Istanbul and not Constantinople ?
	1:00pm Dennis Diken: I think paul W sang lead on early Tempts 45 "I Want A Love I Can See"?
	1:00pm Pauly from Clifton: Great shoe, Michael! Thanks! And thanks to the Skeleton Crew!
	1:00pm P-90: Primo interview. I’d love to have coffee with her too! Thanks Michael.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from August 29, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album
Yvonne Vernee	Just Like You Did Me	45
Dave Edmunds	(I'm Gonna Start) Living Again If It Kills Me	45
Crickets, The	Baby My Heart "Baby My Heart" by "Crickets, The"	45
Gosdin Brothers, The	Tell Me "Tell Me" by "Gosdin Brothers, The"	The Sounds Of Goodbye
Dean And Jean	I Wanna Be Loved "I Wanna Be Loved" by "Dean And Jean"	45
Trini Lopez	Gonna Get Along Without Ya' Now	45
Heartbreakers, The	All By Myself "All By Myself" by "Heartbreakers, The"	LAMF
Kaleidoscope	Jenny Artichoke "Jenny Artichoke" by "Kaleidoscope"	45
Logan Ledger	Starlight "Starlight" by "Logan Ledger"	45
T.S.U. Toronados	Play the Music Toronadoes	45
Roves, The	Return of The Monkey Boy	45
Four Seasons, The	Always Something There To Remind Me	The 4 Seasons Sing Big Hits By Burt Bacharach... Hal David... Bob Dylan
Hank Williams	I Want to Live and Love	Health & Happiness Shows
Bill And Will	Going To The River "Going To The River" by "Bill And Will"	45
Minutemen	Corona "Corona" by "Minutemen"	Double Nickels On The Dime
Underbeats, The	Broken Arrow "Broken Arrow" by "Underbeats, The"	45
Carl Perkins	Dixie Fried "Dixie Fried" by "Carl Perkins"	45
Prince Patridge	Don't Talk Back To Me	45
Hi-Risers, The	Smooth Operator "Smooth Operator" by "Hi-Risers, The"	45
Los Four Monedas	Buena Suerte (007 Shanty Town)	45
Kenny Parchman	Treat Me Right "Treat Me Right" by "Kenny Parchman"	45
Donays, The	Bad Boy "Bad Boy" by "Donays, The"	45
Yvonne Vernee Allen	Interview "Interview" by "Yvonne Vernee Allen"	None
Donays, The	He's Got The Devil In His Heart	45
Fabienne Delsol & the Bristols	The Way I Feel About You	The Best of Fabienne Delsol & The Bristols
Faith Healer	Sufferin Creature "Sufferin Creature" by "Faith Healer"	Try ;-)
Challengers, The	You've Got Your Troubles	The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Jeannie C. Riley	The Little Town Square	Harper Valley P.T.A.
Otis Clay	I'm Qualified "I'm Qualified" by "Otis Clay"	45
Beastie Boys	Groove Holmes "Groove Holmes" by "Beastie Boys"	Check Your Head
Kid Gulliver	Forget About Him "Forget About Him" by "Kid Gulliver"	Spree
Dennis Linde	Burning Love "Burning Love" by "Dennis Linde"	45
Temptations, The	Don't Look Back "Don't Look Back" by "Temptations, The"	45
Don Win	New Saigon "New Saigon" by "Don Win"	None

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Listener comments!
	10:59am zivilars: Let's go
	11:00am Listener Baby: Feeling wicked smart, Baby? Are you wearing your Cape. What's your favorite fish? Where did you you park your car? So happy you are home safe and sound. Now please dispense some #1 Hits on this world, and be quick about it. Oh.. Good morning everyone!!
	11:00am Mister Dobalina: One of the HOTTEST 2 hours on the FMU, IMO!!!!!!
	11:01am egould310: Thanks Mike Rauch bit never gets old!
	11:01am Mx. Granny (e/em): YEAH!!! that's the stuff!
	11:02am Hubig Pie: You're my kid brother Mikey, and I got passed ovah !
	11:02am Listener Baby: Mic is live, Baby
	11:02am McGroovey: I ate breakfast.
	11:02am Mr. Fine Wine: Ha, beat me to it!
	11:03am zivilars: Shelley + Rex + Todd = 7 perfect hours
	11:03am Corey: Morning Michael and listeners!
	11:03am Frank In Queens: Hey now!
	11:04am Martinibomb: Yo what's up Michael s! hey Ziv!
	11:04am Frank In Queens: I missed this last week.
	11:04am Michael Shelley: HEY NOW!
	11:04am zivilars: Hi Martinibomb, hi everybody else!
	11:04am Michael Shelley: "turning tricks at Disneyworld" never quite understood that line
	11:07am Pauly from Clifton: Good morning Michael, Skeleton Crew, listeners!
	11:09am JR HTX: Top of the morning to ya, Michael and everyone!
	11:12am Listener Baby: "turning tricks at Disneyworld" doesn't pay like it used to.
	11:14am Joe B: greetings michael and everyone
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Hi Joe!
	11:15am clarke: HEY NOW!!!
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Hey NOW!!!!!
	11:16am clarke: BEEN A WHILE SON!!!
	11:16am Frank In Queens: A week feels like a year.
	11:17am clarke: trust/hope all is well??
	11:17am Frank In Queens: Other than the fact that the world is on fire, sure!
	11:18am clarke: let's catch up with Frank's MovieTime!!
	11:21am Joe B: Record-wise, The Waldos had the advantage of Andy Shernoff recording them, so their albums sound amazing.
	11:22am Dean: Saw JT&tHs at the Whisky in Hollywood, late '70s. Thunders was completely trashed, sadly.
	11:22am Frank In Queens: I prefer the Lost '77 mixes of LAMF.
	11:23am patrick321: Glad to hear your appreciation of Walter and the Heartbreakers, Mike. I was fortunate to have seen them many times at Max's and they were literally just shockingly great. The phrase "blew the place apart" is probably the most accurate description.
	11:24am Baja Joe: Hello Michael and good morning to all.
	11:26am Frank In Queens: Clarke, have you had a chance to check out Mirrored Aztec?
	11:26am Dennis Diken: go Mikey!
	11:26am clarke: only one song, so far - but it is a PIP!
	11:27am clarke: need to get back on the bus. i just stopped spending $, there.
	11:27am Frank In Queens: I think it's the best since Space Gun.
	11:27am Mister Dobalina: @zivilars -- Saturday's are my fav of the week on FMU.
	11:28am clarke: i get in this mode where i get overwhelmed by "prices" -- same with looking at gear. i just shut down the whole thing.
	11:29am zivilars: @Mister Dobalina: They definitely are!
	11:29am Frank In Queens: Understandable. I'll probably be in that mode after today.
	11:30am clarke: like i'll find myself looking at ribbon mics and i can't afford this shit!! even though i DO have the money - i just can't pull ze treeger
	11:30am Michael Shelley: Hey Dennis - you seen this?www.facebook.com...
	11:31am clarke: what did u order today, frank?
	11:31am Moammar: All hail Texas State University.
	11:32am Joe B: wow Michael, had not seen/heard that Deke video! amazing! thanks
	11:34am clarke: hey Joe, bcuz of u i pulled out my Hilton Valentine album -- quite better than i remembered it!! thnx
	11:34am ledzeppelinsucks: I have been to that Salvation Army.
	11:34am Frank In Queens: I got taken care of by my friend who owns a shop and got a good supply. So, GBV (of course), The Who, Groundhogs, Black Crowes, and the one record that I absolutely had to have, Spacehog - Resident Alien.
	11:35am clarke: i know that salvation army - a go-to for books if it is the one on Rt 28 near hyannis
	11:35am GListener MW: You Can Count On Me is wonderful! Probably the earliest I’d ever seen Mark Ruffalo
	11:35am Joe B: @clarke, I was never aware of it until Andrew Sandoval recently spun it on Come to the Sunshine on the rock n soul stream. cool stuff!
	11:36am GListener MW: I’d love to get back to Cape Cod sometime this year — glad you got to experience it, even despite the tension
	11:36am clarke: frank went RECORD SHOPPING. another thing i am afraid to do - even if we COULD.
	11:36am johnk77: excellent show spacehog rocked live
	11:36am Dean: Well, Mr. Shelley, there are some who agree with you that it's easier to divide people into two contesting groups, but others who won't abide at all by that.
	11:37am Frank In Queens: No no no, I didn't even leave the house! The records are being shipped to me.
	11:38am clarke: will have to check out that album. my most recent listening re-disc-overy is Pete Best's Hayman's Green. quite enjoy that, and place it high on my ex-beatle album list
	11:38am ledzeppelinsucks: I was in there once and the lady was watching me and following me. When I got to the front to buy she asked for my ID after I handed her credit card. She scrutinized the fuck out of my ID and then was barely touching it when she handed it back. It had a San Francisco address on it, she was acting like I gave her AIDS. There was an old woman in there holding a bible.
	11:38am Listener Baby: Maybe record of that year? 2017?
	11:39am Joe B: hayman's green is so good. in fact, i wonder what if anything pete had to do with it!
	11:39am Michael Shelley: Dean not sure I understand your point.
	11:39am Bob: I think it's probably well gentrified by now but back in the 80's there were definitely hookerish looking folk near Disneyworld. it was kinda seedy.
	11:40am clarke: pete wrote the lyrics, and sang - there is a really good back-up band (of liverpudlian blokes) that do most of the playing. it's still great
	11:40am Dean: It was a bad telling of an old joke about "two types of people, those who divide people into two groups and those who don't."
	11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OhMuhGerrd - Deke Dickerson video ! Love The Smithereens' 'Strangers When We Meet' - always fantasize Roy Orbison doing it !
	11:40am Michael Shelley: ahhh
	11:41am Joe B: @RevRab - re roy - I did too!
	11:41am johnk77: the hotel where the bands stayed@disneyworld in the early 80s was contemporary resort
	11:43am johnk77: @zivilars also at 8 eastern bill kelly on sirius/sm
	11:43am Dennis Diken: Mike, ain't seen/heard the Deke D version of "Strangers When We Meet" - thanks! very cool indeed!
	11:43am Mr. Fine Wine: This Four Seasons has a weird low rumbling instrument popping up here in there in the mix...low and rumbling but not superbassy if that makes sense.
	11:44am P-90: “legally mandated % New Jersey content” LoL
	11:45am Michael Shelley: yeah - some low organ I think
	11:45am Michael Shelley: what a weird/great record
	11:46am zivilars: I (mis-)remembered Audrey singing quite terrible, but this is a great duet
	11:47am johnk77: njcon vs cancon
	11:47am clarke: audrey was a singer before she met hank
	11:47am Pedro in Arlington: Hank and Audrey are buried next to each other in Montgomery. Funny enough, Sarah and AP Carter also divorced and are buried near each other in the same cemetery in Maces Springs, Va.
	11:48am spodiodi: good morning, Michael Shelley! good morning, everybody!
	11:49am zivilars: @johnk77: re-subscribed to Sirius XM (from Germany with a lot of illegal tricks just to be able to give them my money) just for Bill's show! Especially after Teenage Wasteland really seems to be gone – what a damn shame! Was one of the best shows on WFMU, the very first one which made me aware of this station!
	11:50am Pedro in Arlington: Billie Jean married Johnny Horton only 9 months after Hank expired during that car ride. So apparently not too broken up by the death of the Hillbilly Shakespeare.
	11:51am Frank In Queens: In their most intimate of areas.
	11:51am clarke: wow - so it's MovieTime, now - we gonna do this?
	11:52am Hughie Considine: Waiting for the Criterion Collection version
	11:52am clarke: WE'LL DO IT LIVE!!!!
	11:52am McGroovey: 91.1 is off the air
	11:52am egould310: D Boon god bless ya wherever you are.
	11:53am herb.nyc: Ach, my fm became fuzz. In lower Manhattan. Don't know if I'm 91.1 or 91.9 (my LEFT OF THE dial is broken)
	11:53am Frank In Queens: OK, well hockey has been cutting into movie nights, but in the last two weeks it's been The Last Detail, Shampoo, The Best Of Everything, and My Darling Clementine.
	11:53am Snortley: 91.1 seems to be on the air, but not with any audio.
	11:53am Matt Fiveash: Confirming 91.1 turned fuzz over here too
	11:53am Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon Michael & all! Checking in from the rainy shores of Squam Lake, NH.
	11:54am G: Stream works.
	11:54am McGroovey: 91.1 sure sounds off to me.
	11:55am clarke: Last Detail - f'in BRILLIANT!! i was disappointed with Shampoo when i finally got to see it (was not allowed as a kid rated R)
	11:55am johnk77: agree 91.1 stereo nyc broadcast gone
	11:55am Chop Scott: 91.1 in Red Hook Brooklyn is off the air.
	11:56am phat: You're not kidding about this version of Broken Arrow
	11:57am clarke: although the Triumph bike in Shampoo is primo
	11:57am Frank In Queens: I definitely liked Last Detail better, but I dug Shampoo too. Took two viewings, but it was good.
	11:57am Michael Shelley: FRANK all good ones! Shampoo one of my all time favs. Have you seen SMILE?
	11:57am Handy Haversack: Hey there, Michael and all the Shelle Gamers! Sorry I'm late. Hit the bookstore for Independent Bookstore Day ... and then had to grab some things to use the coasters under!
	11:57am ?: Hey Michael, my band played Corona in 2018 and 2019! (My singer is some kind of weird fortune teller!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAGjdSBi8SM
	11:57am admiral crisp: The jackass crew had great taste in punk. I miss that era, I was in high school when that first movie came out, prime target demo. Loved it
	11:57am egould310: The horse started walking cause the sun got hot. Classic.
	11:57am johnk77: stream is good
	11:58am admiral crisp: Also I can confirm 90.1 is still on air
	11:58am Frank In Queens: @Michael, never even heard of Smile, but I looked it up and now it's on my list.
	11:58am McGroovey: 91.9 is on, but faint on this side of the house. (I'm on the river side of North Bergen)
	11:58am saianjuma1: Hey Michael, my band played Corona in 2018 and 2019! (My singer is some kind of weird fortune teller!) www.youtube.com... (sorry, logged in now. Brooklyn, NY!)
	11:59am sonnyspop: The Underbeats tune brought to mind Never Gonna Happen Again by Marshall Crenshaw.
	11:59am Dean: My mom took me to Shampoo 'cuz I was underage. Blazing Saddles, too.
	11:59am Bob: I've watching as much classic 70's cinema as possible since covidcation started. lots of drive-in, American International pictures and blaxploitation stuff. Last Detail was indeed fantastic. I was especially knocked out by The French Connection as i hadn't watched it in thirty years. Roy Scheider is vastly underrated in general.
	12:00pm clarke: we've discussed Clementine - that was weeks ago. dunno about Best Of Everything, hmm
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: Yeah, I need to watch French Connection again myself. It's been ages.
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: We watched it again in ... April? May? Excellently done. The band Elgin Marbles, made up of pals of ours in Greenpoint and including WFMU's Dave Mandl, has a great song that's just the dialogue from the scene where they take the car apart. "Come On Irv"!
	12:02pm clarke: i got hipped to this extremely slow-paced series called Too Old To Die Young -- it is really good, but so 'slow' that i keep falling asleep during it - but it well-done. falling asleep is NOT a bad review for me, these days!
	12:04pm patrick321: I switched to online fuzz/static on 91.1 too much. I'm in JC
	12:04pm John from NP: RIP 91.1??
	12:04pm Joe B: or avoid facebook, go to the Hi-Risers' label site: www.hitiderecordings.com
	12:04pm clarke: -it's
	12:04pm Dean: I'm not a movie-goer or -watcher for various reasons, but I do have a shortlist of movies I might be willing to watch again and again. One is Diane Kurys' early Peppermint Soda (Diabolo Menthe). Anybody know it? FWIW, I recommend it. In a word, it's poignant.
	12:04pm Frank In Queens: I liked Clementine. I think it was a good entry flick for a Western noob. Best of Everything is from '59, the lead ascends the ranks and becomes an editor almost at the expense of her romantic happiness. Robert Evans, Joan Crawford, and Louis Jourdan have supporting roles.
	12:05pm Ross T.: Yeah no signal in Bay Ridge -- getting my cookies reading the playlist and comments....
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: Did you already say what's in those amazing seahorse glasses, Michael? Harvey Wallbanger?
	12:06pm clarke: will check it - speaking of crawford - Now, Voyager was on TCM last night (paul henried night)
	12:06pm Frank In Queens: Sorry, my post got messed up. Best is about young secretaries in the world of publishing. The lead ascends the ranks and becomes editor, etc.....
	12:07pm Ross T.: ...while listening to WBGO "Quiet Storm" stuff -- not so bad in lieu of....
	12:07pm clarke: sorta sounds like All About Eve'ish?
	12:08pm Handy Haversack: Wow, this is a cool version of "Shanty Town"!
	12:08pm Frank In Queens: Had a bit of a Mad Men vibe to it, but it may have been because of the look of the film.
	12:10pm clarke: if i were to recommend ONE western - it would have to be The Searchers
	12:11pm Ross T.: or "The Good the Bad and the Ugly" which my mom brought me and a friend to in 6th grade
	12:12pm Handy Haversack: 91.9 coming in fine in North Brooklyn. 91.1 static.
	12:12pm Frank In Queens: Well, I want to see more John Ford movies, so let's see about The Searchers.
	12:12pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: I have been waiting for this exciting interview!!
	12:12pm clarke: of course, there are MANY i could recommend - i am a huge fan of the genre. but, if i had to pick ONE...
	12:13pm paul: Magnificent 7 (original) is a classic.
	12:13pm Mr. Fine Wine: It's an autonomous city entirely surrounded by Detroit.
	12:13pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: Michael, My nine-year-old son and my neighbour's two kids are outside right now, working on a number one hit for next week's show: "My Dad Is Bad at Making Hot Dogs."
	12:13pm clarke: nice glasses, chum!!
	12:14pm Cooh John: Ask Stashu about Hamtramck
	12:14pm paul: Interesting that the Beatles also recorded a song titled Bad Boy.
	12:14pm Michael Shelley: THANKS, FW - I knew it was something like that. GIO - sounds like a hit!
	12:15pm clarke: ok, Geoff - but you are a GREAT egg-pickler, right??
	12:15pm Joe B: Hamtramck is its own city but is located within Detroit. weird. great polish restaurants there. also one of the main GM chevy plants was there
	12:16pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: @Clarke I do have that in my back pocket, yes.
	12:16pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, Hamtramck -- very cool.
	12:17pm Michael Shelley: other great 70s movies - 1975 Farewell My Lovely & Harry & Tonto!
	12:19pm clarke: the powell Farewell?? classic!! while i am a big mitchum fan, i don't know if i care for his marlowe. art carney was brilliance.
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: Dog Day Afternoon. Mean Streets. The Deer Hunter. To cheer you up.
	12:20pm clarke: cpt obvious!!
	12:20pm Listener Baby: Local Hero
	12:20pm Frank In Queens: Loved Harry & Tonto.
	12:21pm paul: Still have Harry & Tonto on vhs.
	12:21pm Joe B: this is great!
	12:22pm McGroovey: 91.1 just popped back on.
	12:22pm Snortley: 91.1 is back.
	12:22pm Michael Shelley: OH yeah...and Elliot Gould's Long Goodbye!
	12:23pm steveo: 91.1 is on the air now; good to hear MS & Yvonne
	12:24pm SmokinJ: Yvonne! Bless you sister!
	12:24pm Frank In Queens: Long Goodbye is on the list as well.
	12:25pm clarke: Long Goodbye i like - better than mitchum's marlowe, although i DO like mitchum's marlowe, too.
	12:26pm clarke: i used to be a people person.
	12:26pm zivilars: great interview, love her
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: this is gold
	12:27pm Miss Georgia Peach: This interview is making my day! Thank you, Ms Yvonne and Michael Shelley
	12:27pm djsheilab: Feeling Yvonne BIG-TIME! So happy she continues to be lavished with love + appreciation. Thanks for this, Michael!
	12:27pm Moammar: Love this interview.
	12:27pm clarke: what a fun gal - good stuff!! you've done it AGAIN!!
	12:28pm Corey: Loved the interview. A little bit of sunshine breaking out of this week's chaos and insanity. Thanks, Michael!
	12:28pm Joe B: so great. thanks
	12:28pm P-90: Delightful person.
	12:28pm clarke: Baby - hope you are safe out there with the fires?? (if yer still around?)
	12:28pm Frank In Queens: Good stuff!
	12:29pm KWilde: Great one Michael!
	12:30pm saianjuma1: (never posted 2wice in one show before...): That was one of the best interviews you've ever done! Beautiful and touching.
	12:30pm Listener Baby: I'm here Clarke. Safe as milk. Air was the rated the worst in the world for about a week. We weren't that close to all of them, but all the smoke from all the fires came our way. Thanks for asking!!
	12:30pm Frank Zaatar: Fantastic interview and a fantastic single. Makes me wish I had heard this before the Beatles.
	12:30pm clarke: thank goodness!!!!! whew!! again!!
	12:31pm Frank Zaatar: Oh, and just another reminder that the Beatles were a girl group.
	12:32pm Corey: Got to split, but thanks Michael for the interview and the music! Will catch the last half hour of #1's on the archives. Be well all.
	12:32pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Great interview! And thank you for Fabiene, one of my faves
	12:33pm Dean: fab-YEN
	12:33pm Dean: Rather, fahb-YEN.
	12:33pm P-90: I like how the first words that popped out of Yvonne when Michael asked what she thought of the Beatles’ cover were: “Oh, I didn’t mind!”
	12:34pm Joe B: The Beatles discovered the song through Brian Epstein’s NEMS store. "Brian had a policy of buying at least one copy of every record that was released. If it sold, he’d order another one, or five or whatever. Consequently he had records that weren’t hits in Britain, weren’t even hits in America. Before going to a gig we’d meet in the record store, after it had shut, and we’d search the racks like ferrets to see what new ones were there… ‘Devil In Her Heart’ and Barrett Strong’s ‘Money’ were records that we’d picked up and played in the shop and thought were interesting." George Harrison in Anthology
	12:34pm Michael Shelley: meercy
	12:35pm clarke: i think the guy that owns Euclid Records (st. louis/new orleans) has an epstein-esque policy - great stores!!
	12:38pm clarke: The Feet!!!
	12:39pm clarke: Baby - i know about dodging bullets - TWO hurricanes just missed us by inches - WHEW!!
	12:41pm Tyler H: Michael, what's with the fast bongo riff I keep hearing during certain songs (twice during that Challengers song)? I've never quite understood what's going on with that.
	12:41pm Handy Haversack: Great interview, Michael -- thanks!
	12:41pm clarke: haha ha ha ha ha
	12:41pm paul: Love JCR's voice.
	12:42pm Dean: https://www.myinstants.com/instant/bongo-feet/
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: Tyler - not sure how to explain it, but your patience is appreciated
	12:45pm clarke: was wondering how this would be 'answered' (there is no 'answer')
	12:45pm Tyler H: Oh... OK.
	12:45pm ?: Beastie instrumentals are ALWAYS a perfect choice.
	12:46pm clarke: what's with this what's with this thing?
	12:47pm Ross T.: Bongo feet -- because you can!
	12:47pm Sean: Bongo Feet, huh? I thought that was Fred bowling in the next room.
	12:47pm clarke: real bongo solo - for the birds
	12:48pm paul: Thanks, Dean!
	12:49pm Michael Shelley: The bongos still make me laugh EVERY time, but thats me
	12:50pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy!
	12:50pm clarke: every time
	12:50pm P-90: They bring a smile to my face EVERY time. It’s probably just a Boomer thing.
	12:50pm clarke: but: correct bongo placement is a talent.
	12:51pm P-90: Other FMU DJ’s will tell you Michael Shelley is the KING of drop-ins.
	12:51pm KWilde: Love the Flintstone Feet
	12:52pm Moammar: I feel like someone should interject "feets don't fail me now!" every time the bongos do their thing.
	12:52pm clarke: they have never failed.
	12:53pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Lizzie!
	12:53pm clarke: this is like discussing why the wind blows.
	12:55pm Peter: Should be "hole where I lie". But Dylan made same mistake on "Tangled Up in Blue".
	12:55pm clarke: best dish served on cape, sir??
	12:56pm clarke: not avarice, i hope.
	12:57pm Dennis Diken: Paul Williams lead singer on "Don't Look Back" - sadly underused Temptations vocalist
	12:57pm zivilars: Thanks for a great show, Michael!
	12:57pm Tyler H: I have long ago given up on educating folks on the difference between "lay" (an egg, or a book on a table) and "lie" (in bed, or on the floor).
	12:58pm Joe B: agreed Dennis. don't think he ever had a solo lead vocal on an a-side even though that song became a live staple
	12:58pm Dean: I've been to Garden Grove.
	12:58pm clarke: ever get the feeling you've been Feeted? good nite. bonk.
	12:58pm smevvyk: OMGIMGOMGIMGOMG. Is this LPC??? These are my favorite bits.
	12:58pm Tyler H: good one, clarke :)
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Michael! Be well, all!
	12:59pm paul: Dong Win was funnier
	12:59pm Bootsie: Dammit, I missed the show today... I'll listen later on the archives!
	12:59pm mariano: Heh heh. This is like that thing a few years ago, a UK Onion-like paper ran a story saying that Big Ben was being renamed Massive Mohammed. Thanks MS!
	12:59pm Frank In Queens: Great show! Already looking forward to next week.
	12:59pm Bootsie: Listener Paul has awesome barware!
	12:59pm Hubig Pie: Why is it Istanbul and not Constantinople ?
	1:00pm Dennis Diken: I think paul W sang lead on early Tempts 45 "I Want A Love I Can See"?
	1:00pm Pauly from Clifton: Great shoe, Michael! Thanks! And thanks to the Skeleton Crew!
	1:00pm P-90: Primo interview. I’d love to have coffee with her too! Thanks Michael.

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