WFMU: Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from February 22, 2023

Listener comments!
	6:00pm melinda: hi everyone!
	6:01pm wind: 🖐🏾
	🚂 6:01pm -max-: Made it! Happy Wednesday everyone!
	6:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I will miss this opening theme after the Marathon ends.
	6:01pm pot8o: hi everyone!
	🚂 6:01pm Aaron in Minneapolis: The best opening act I ever seen was a guy that opened for the Human League, so,e folk comedy act, everyone else hated the guy but I thought he had potential
	6:01pm Asheville Jon: i'm listening from the beginning of the show
	6:02pm Asheville Jon: i hope they name the show something bizarre, like "fuzzy glove hour" or similar
	6:03pm Asheville Jon: ken's bday is feb 18
	6:03pm Matt from Springfield: SOAK Andy! Hi Ken, Andy and 'Delayers'!
	6:04pm common: hello
	6:04pm beej: OK, help me out here folks... I can't decipher the 4th line of the theme. Here's how I hear it: Dinner at Andy’s Two Fellas shooting’ the breeze Dinner at Andy’s C’mon in we’ll be listening’ to your ease (???) The star is Andy Makin’ America smile Thank Ken and Andy For remembering’ the number that you dial You can call in and tell Andy your sins Go ahead now it’s never too late It’s always in style to just pick up and dial 201-209-9368 If you’ve got troubles These days you probably do Call on the double You won’t believe it you might just get through Dinner at Andy’s waits for you (good vibes) You can call in and tell Andy your sins Go ahead now it’s never too late It’s always in style to just pick up and dial 201-209-9368 If you’ve got troubles These days you probably do (slide whistle) Call on the double You won’t believe it you might just get through Dinner at Andy’s waits for you Dinner at Andy’s waits for you Any body know John Dog? Anybody?
	6:04pm wind: I’ll consider NOT soaking you Andy
	6:05pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ beej @6:04 In the first verse, I believe it should be: "TAKE your ease". And the ending I thought was: "And Ken is HANDY, for rememberin' the number that you dial."
	6:07pm Scot: The best opening act I saw was Fugazi opening for Sonic Youth. Sonic Youth just couldn't hold the crowd after Fugazi's set and half of them left after a few songs.
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: Hmm, if defining by "blew away" the main act, I don't believe I've seen such a show myself. And remember: Chris Montez and Tommy Roe rank higher than the Beatles, because the Beatles opened for THEM!
	🚂 6:08pm herb.nyc: Happy birthday to Andy and Ken and clay pigeon, and anyone that looks like them (George Carlin says something similar)
	6:09pm Dean: The question is unclear. It seems to be asking for those shows we've attended where the differential between opening and headlining act is largest to the detriment of the headliner. Or does it mean the best band (among bands) we've ever seen as an opening act?
	6:10pm dale: i'd rather see the monkees too. most of their music has a beat. which can be easily danced to.
	6:11pm dale: ....and squirting some lighter fluid for a zippo on your guitar is hardly a statement.
	6:11pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I saw U2 open for the J Geils Band in 1982(?) in San Francisco.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Dean @6:09 I think they are asking for your first option: an excellent opening act that "blows away" and blunts the impact for the headliner. Scot's example might be that, though I don't think it should count if the main act just craps out.
	6:11pm beej: The most incredible opening act I ever saw was Skyhooks (Australian band) opening for Uriah Heep at the Capitol in Passaic.
	6:12pm common: th' faith healers opened for unrest way back. i was quite mindblown
	6:12pm Dean: Damn, I wish I'd seen Skyhooks! I saw Metallica (w/ Mustaine) open for Saxon. In terms of the first option, they were the best.
	6:13pm beej: ...and thanks Matt for the help, although I'm still suspect about that 4th line...
	🚂 6:14pm PMD: That phone number has a busy signal. Fun!
	6:14pm ERIK / VermonT: Why isn’t there a donkey / burro emoji ?! - (or have I missed-out on that one ?).
	6:15pm melinda: that would have been a funny sketch
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Who on SNL at that time (early 80s) would be a good Stephen Stills for that?
	6:15pm Dean: I read Scot's account to mean half the audience left after a few SY songs.
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:15 Brad Hall perhaps. Better fit than Tim Kazurinsky or Joe Piscopo.
	6:17pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Lords of the New Church were kinda hit and miss
	6:17pm wind: The idea of starting over from 6:00 pm is much better than the “best opening you ever saw”
	6:17pm wind: I had diarrhea lady syndrome is why I was late :)
	6:18pm kevlicki: My dad loves to tell me about seeing Zepplin at the Fillmore East open for Iron Butterfly, their first time in the US. He said iron butterfly took forever to come out on stage after Zepplin rocked the crowd so hard
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:16 He could even play "Love the One You're With" to his future wife, Julia Louis-Dreyfus!
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ kevlicki @6:18 That's a good one!
	6:18pm dale: i wonder which of andy's opening wives was better?
	6:19pm kevlicki: If only I could reach my dad how to stream WFMU h may just call in someday
	6:20pm Dean: Little Feat opening for ELO were impressive, too, but I was there for ELO.
	6:21pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Okay, now I have to turn this off (shudder)
	6:21pm Dean: When I saw Tracy Chapman she juggled machetes.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: "Take that! Your stage fright is self-fulfilling!"
	6:22pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh wow, Johnny Clegg that's some late 80s shit.
	6:22pm HyperDose: You haven't lived until you've seen Weird Al open for himself
	6:23pm Dean: Kipper Kids and Los Lobos opened for Public Image Ltd. at the Olympic Auditorium. Both were good, but took a lot of crap from the audience. Neither overshadowed PIL, though.
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ HyperDose @6:22 Does he do that? Playing a few of his songs with a different personality, then triumphantly re-entering the stage for the main show?
	6:24pm HyperDose: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:23 I don't remember any other bands playing when I saw him back in the day. He just came out and started doing his thing.
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ HyperDose @6:24 Oh. That's just a "cold open", some acts do that directly. I was hoping he would make a deal out of "opening for himself"!
	6:25pm PigeonsAndRust: They should have done this on Groundhog Day
	🚂 6:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, I was just getting close to memorizing the Dinner at Andy's theme song. After the marathon, there will be a new one.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: HOW do you remember your own birthday? You are trusting what other people told you about the date. It's hard to count from 1 to 365 as a newborn and remember that now you have reached one year old. Unless, you're so EGOTIST you remember it because you expect others to remember it too!!
	6:28pm dale: did andy use the porta-potty after joan baez?
	6:28pm Malcontent: The Mahavishnu Orchestra once opened for the Marshall Tucker Band.
	6:30pm Hopey Sockmonkey: So now we've gotten to the "Gang Rxxx" part of this evening's show.
	6:30pm Patty D: The best part about this episode is that we get to hear it more than once! Wow!
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: Mama Cass was a heart attack. The police report noted a half-eaten ham sandwich, which is how that apocrypha got started.
	6:31pm dale: can't i choke on somebody ELSE'S vomit?
	🚂 6:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: A a r o n !
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: "Long time collar" Aaron!
	6:31pm dale: by 'most' he meant 2 hours and 59 minutes.
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ dale @6:31 Well, that report said "choked on vomit", but it didn't specify whose vomit.
	6:32pm dale: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:31 good - no one wants to die alone.
	6:33pm Deano de los Muertos: I saw Alice In Chains open for Nickelback at Asbury Park maybe 15 years ago. Everyone appeared to leave after Alice In Chains set ended
	6:33pm Ciggy: Headliner to Opening Act: Robert Palmer / Graham Parker / Southside Johnny @ Palladium for $7.50 Orchestra seats. December 1976 People behind me said the acts should have been reversed
	6:35pm HyperDose: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:24 It was the Running With Scissors tour so he had quite a few hits by then. Never seen a faster costume change
	6:35pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Randy Rhodes, wow.
	6:35pm dale: i saw soul assylum open for keith richards and the expensive winos. they weren't better. just tossing that in for an aside.
	6:36pm JeremyB: Randy Roads was in the PLANE!
	6:36pm full metal monkey: Um this story is not true. Lol
	6:37pm JeremyB: They were on the plane buzzing the bus
	6:37pm full metal monkey: @jeremy. Exactly
	6:37pm Zydeco Phil: Randy was in the plane. Love the show
	6:37pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ JeremyB @6:36 Weren't they trying to do some dumb stunt, like buzzing the tour bus down below and that led to the crash? That's what I heard.
	6:38pm Vanessa bikes: I tried calling but I'm too impatient. I've seen alot of great opening bands, I can't figure which is the best but my favorite story is from 2000, going to Ozomatli at Giants Stadium opening for Dave Matthews with my sister Natalie. We had gotten really good (like 10th row?) free tickets at free appearance of Ozomatli in the parking lot of a route 22 music store. We thoroughly enjoyed Ozomatli, watched a little of few minutes of DMB, they played their hit then we were bored and left.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ JeremyB @6:37 Yes, thank you.
	6:38pm Deano de los Muertos: @Jeremy now that story I’ve actually heard
	6:39pm common: like children
	6:40pm Ciggy: ↳ JeremyB @6:37 I just read the buzzing story on Wikipedia- it must be true. References & all.
	6:41pm dale: can my wife call in and sing nobody does it better to andy instead of this?
	6:41pm wind: Noooooooooo! I was wrong. This was a terrible idea 🤣
	🚂 6:41pm PMD: What appropriate timing. After they called and started over, I had to leave. And just came back for the start again.
	6:41pm PigeonsAndRust: This is like when they practiced the show over and over until they got it right
	6:42pm PigeonsAndRust: I guess they have to move at 2x speed to compress 41 minutes into 19
	6:43pm Ciggy: Jaco Pastorious opened for Pat Metheney (fell asleep) @ Alice Tully Hall. It's like I left the show.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ PMD @6:41 Funny and awkward call tonight Pam!
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, I know the "Make Joan Baez Laugh!" skit! Another Andy B. signature piece.
	6:45pm nobody: You're all reading the Joan Baez/Doors article wrong. Joan Baez had a concert all to herself and below the ad for her was an ad for And vening with Simon and Garfunkle with The Doors as their opening act. All of these acts were already well known at the time. I was there.
	6:47pm Nick: Hi guys--sorry I was off concept. I live in beautiful Westland, Michigan. I also saw Flo and Eddie opening for Zappa in the 70's. The opening act I would have discussed was The Romantics opening for The Police at a small club on Ford Road in 1979.
	6:48pm Patty D: Now you have to repeat asshole when you restart the show.
	6:48pm Matt from Springfield: You can say "asshole" on the radio, as long as nothing's going in, or coming out of it. ==Ken F. paraquote
	6:48pm yippie: I saw Patti Smith open up for David peel at the st mark's theatre fire benefit about 8 years ago
	6:48pm dale: i saw the 10,000 maniacs many times in a stripmall in jamestown ny and then bars in fredonia ny. i still don't like them.
	6:50pm dale: love anne murray. needs more airplay. maybe pseu....
	🚂 6:50pm PMD: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:44 I wonder which was which?
	6:51pm dday: I saw Maggie Bell open for Procul Harum
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ PMD @6:50 Always hard to tell, on this show :)
	6:52pm WarWix: Matt Warwick guested on your show and blew Andy out of the studio - laughed harder and more often at his own jokes
	6:53pm Juli: I missed the show because I got carried away playing music and forgot what time it was::::i have seen so many great showsssssssssss IDK
	6:53pm ERIK / VermonT: Why isn’t there a donkey / burro emoji ?! - (or have I missed-out on that one ?).
	6:53pm Juli: I bet you all had a great timeeeee lol
	6:53pm McCartney: Listening to boomers talk about rock shows is the new 9th - 14th circle of hell
	🚂 6:54pm Will thee Sound Guy: Oh man, I missed the whole show... lol
	6:54pm Juli: LOOOOL I guess not
	6:54pm pot8o: thanks ken & andy! have a great week everyone!
	6:56pm HyperDose: You were missed, Will and baby C (if she's old enough to listen to this one)!
	6:56pm Ciggy: Frampton opened for Dave Mason at msg. Eric Carmen opened for Peter Frampton @ Avery Fisher Hall The WNEW-FM Christmas Concert 12/17/1975. Women ere screaming for Frampton. I left after an hour.
	🚂 6:57pm I.M.Pufnstuf: I just saw Jeff Beck. Go to hell Andy.
	6:57pm morphe': Most Irish festivals were in Slane Castle .. different now..
	🚂 6:57pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi HyperDose, I've actually been listening the whole time... just joshin... she's listening since the last ten minutes
	6:57pm rich from Red Hook: Sound garden opening for Danzig! 1991 Beacon Theatre
	🚂 6:58pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Andy, Ken, and all!!! Be well everyone!!!
	🚂 6:58pm I.M.Pufnstuf: I saw Iggy Pop open for Santana and The Rolling Stones.Talk about juxtaposition of incongruities!
	6:59pm rich from Red Hook: The Stern Wack Pack, Rev Bob Levy, High Pitched Eric, Beetlejuice opening for Mini Kiss
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: Irwin - a better opening act that just blew this show away!! Just joshin' you guys! :) Thanks K&A! Have a great night, everyone!
	6:59pm HyperDose: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @6:57 Oh good, the risque stuff already happened. Hope she's ready for the awesomeness that is Sir Gaylord Fields next!
	6:59pm melinda: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:59 haha
	7:00pm wind: Good for you Ken!
	7:00pm UWS Joe: Thanks for dinner!
	7:00pm greg: It's the dope!
	7:00pm wind: Hahaha Matt!!!
	7:00pm HyperDose: Thanks boys! We love you ❤️
	7:01pm Juli: Don't take ourselves too seriously here:::::) Love you all
	🚂 7:02pm I.M.Pufnstuf: Later groovy DJS and gawkers.
	7:06pm Nick from Indy: Just joined, did I miss anything?
	7:29pm Danne D: worst headline act I ever saw was Buckwheat Zydeco - did just 4 songs - was a ripoff for free

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from February 22, 2023

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Listener comments!
	6:00pm melinda: hi everyone!
	6:01pm wind: 🖐🏾
	🚂 6:01pm -max-: Made it! Happy Wednesday everyone!
	6:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I will miss this opening theme after the Marathon ends.
	6:01pm pot8o: hi everyone!
	🚂 6:01pm Aaron in Minneapolis: The best opening act I ever seen was a guy that opened for the Human League, so,e folk comedy act, everyone else hated the guy but I thought he had potential
	6:01pm Asheville Jon: i'm listening from the beginning of the show
	6:02pm Asheville Jon: i hope they name the show something bizarre, like "fuzzy glove hour" or similar
	6:03pm Asheville Jon: ken's bday is feb 18
	6:03pm Matt from Springfield: SOAK Andy! Hi Ken, Andy and 'Delayers'!
	6:04pm common: hello
	6:04pm beej: OK, help me out here folks... I can't decipher the 4th line of the theme. Here's how I hear it: Dinner at Andy’s Two Fellas shooting’ the breeze Dinner at Andy’s C’mon in we’ll be listening’ to your ease (???) The star is Andy Makin’ America smile Thank Ken and Andy For remembering’ the number that you dial You can call in and tell Andy your sins Go ahead now it’s never too late It’s always in style to just pick up and dial 201-209-9368 If you’ve got troubles These days you probably do Call on the double You won’t believe it you might just get through Dinner at Andy’s waits for you (good vibes) You can call in and tell Andy your sins Go ahead now it’s never too late It’s always in style to just pick up and dial 201-209-9368 If you’ve got troubles These days you probably do (slide whistle) Call on the double You won’t believe it you might just get through Dinner at Andy’s waits for you Dinner at Andy’s waits for you Any body know John Dog? Anybody?
	6:04pm wind: I’ll consider NOT soaking you Andy
	6:05pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ beej @6:04 In the first verse, I believe it should be: "TAKE your ease". And the ending I thought was: "And Ken is HANDY, for rememberin' the number that you dial."
	6:07pm Scot: The best opening act I saw was Fugazi opening for Sonic Youth. Sonic Youth just couldn't hold the crowd after Fugazi's set and half of them left after a few songs.
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: Hmm, if defining by "blew away" the main act, I don't believe I've seen such a show myself. And remember: Chris Montez and Tommy Roe rank higher than the Beatles, because the Beatles opened for THEM!
	🚂 6:08pm herb.nyc: Happy birthday to Andy and Ken and clay pigeon, and anyone that looks like them (George Carlin says something similar)
	6:09pm Dean: The question is unclear. It seems to be asking for those shows we've attended where the differential between opening and headlining act is largest to the detriment of the headliner. Or does it mean the best band (among bands) we've ever seen as an opening act?
	6:10pm dale: i'd rather see the monkees too. most of their music has a beat. which can be easily danced to.
	6:11pm dale: ....and squirting some lighter fluid for a zippo on your guitar is hardly a statement.
	6:11pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I saw U2 open for the J Geils Band in 1982(?) in San Francisco.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Dean @6:09 I think they are asking for your first option: an excellent opening act that "blows away" and blunts the impact for the headliner. Scot's example might be that, though I don't think it should count if the main act just craps out.
	6:11pm beej: The most incredible opening act I ever saw was Skyhooks (Australian band) opening for Uriah Heep at the Capitol in Passaic.
	6:12pm common: th' faith healers opened for unrest way back. i was quite mindblown
	6:12pm Dean: Damn, I wish I'd seen Skyhooks! I saw Metallica (w/ Mustaine) open for Saxon. In terms of the first option, they were the best.
	6:13pm beej: ...and thanks Matt for the help, although I'm still suspect about that 4th line...
	🚂 6:14pm PMD: That phone number has a busy signal. Fun!
	6:14pm ERIK / VermonT: Why isn’t there a donkey / burro emoji ?! - (or have I missed-out on that one ?).
	6:15pm melinda: that would have been a funny sketch
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Who on SNL at that time (early 80s) would be a good Stephen Stills for that?
	6:15pm Dean: I read Scot's account to mean half the audience left after a few SY songs.
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:15 Brad Hall perhaps. Better fit than Tim Kazurinsky or Joe Piscopo.
	6:17pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Lords of the New Church were kinda hit and miss
	6:17pm wind: The idea of starting over from 6:00 pm is much better than the “best opening you ever saw”
	6:17pm wind: I had diarrhea lady syndrome is why I was late :)
	6:18pm kevlicki: My dad loves to tell me about seeing Zepplin at the Fillmore East open for Iron Butterfly, their first time in the US. He said iron butterfly took forever to come out on stage after Zepplin rocked the crowd so hard
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:16 He could even play "Love the One You're With" to his future wife, Julia Louis-Dreyfus!
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ kevlicki @6:18 That's a good one!
	6:18pm dale: i wonder which of andy's opening wives was better?
	6:19pm kevlicki: If only I could reach my dad how to stream WFMU h may just call in someday
	6:20pm Dean: Little Feat opening for ELO were impressive, too, but I was there for ELO.
	6:21pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Okay, now I have to turn this off (shudder)
	6:21pm Dean: When I saw Tracy Chapman she juggled machetes.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: "Take that! Your stage fright is self-fulfilling!"
	6:22pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh wow, Johnny Clegg that's some late 80s shit.
	6:22pm HyperDose: You haven't lived until you've seen Weird Al open for himself
	6:23pm Dean: Kipper Kids and Los Lobos opened for Public Image Ltd. at the Olympic Auditorium. Both were good, but took a lot of crap from the audience. Neither overshadowed PIL, though.
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ HyperDose @6:22 Does he do that? Playing a few of his songs with a different personality, then triumphantly re-entering the stage for the main show?
	6:24pm HyperDose: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:23 I don't remember any other bands playing when I saw him back in the day. He just came out and started doing his thing.
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ HyperDose @6:24 Oh. That's just a "cold open", some acts do that directly. I was hoping he would make a deal out of "opening for himself"!
	6:25pm PigeonsAndRust: They should have done this on Groundhog Day
	🚂 6:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, I was just getting close to memorizing the Dinner at Andy's theme song. After the marathon, there will be a new one.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: HOW do you remember your own birthday? You are trusting what other people told you about the date. It's hard to count from 1 to 365 as a newborn and remember that now you have reached one year old. Unless, you're so EGOTIST you remember it because you expect others to remember it too!!
	6:28pm dale: did andy use the porta-potty after joan baez?
	6:28pm Malcontent: The Mahavishnu Orchestra once opened for the Marshall Tucker Band.
	6:30pm Hopey Sockmonkey: So now we've gotten to the "Gang Rxxx" part of this evening's show.
	6:30pm Patty D: The best part about this episode is that we get to hear it more than once! Wow!
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: Mama Cass was a heart attack. The police report noted a half-eaten ham sandwich, which is how that apocrypha got started.
	6:31pm dale: can't i choke on somebody ELSE'S vomit?
	🚂 6:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: A a r o n !
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: "Long time collar" Aaron!
	6:31pm dale: by 'most' he meant 2 hours and 59 minutes.
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ dale @6:31 Well, that report said "choked on vomit", but it didn't specify whose vomit.
	6:32pm dale: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:31 good - no one wants to die alone.
	6:33pm Deano de los Muertos: I saw Alice In Chains open for Nickelback at Asbury Park maybe 15 years ago. Everyone appeared to leave after Alice In Chains set ended
	6:33pm Ciggy: Headliner to Opening Act: Robert Palmer / Graham Parker / Southside Johnny @ Palladium for $7.50 Orchestra seats. December 1976 People behind me said the acts should have been reversed
	6:35pm HyperDose: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:24 It was the Running With Scissors tour so he had quite a few hits by then. Never seen a faster costume change
	6:35pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Randy Rhodes, wow.
	6:35pm dale: i saw soul assylum open for keith richards and the expensive winos. they weren't better. just tossing that in for an aside.
	6:36pm JeremyB: Randy Roads was in the PLANE!
	6:36pm full metal monkey: Um this story is not true. Lol
	6:37pm JeremyB: They were on the plane buzzing the bus
	6:37pm full metal monkey: @jeremy. Exactly
	6:37pm Zydeco Phil: Randy was in the plane. Love the show
	6:37pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ JeremyB @6:36 Weren't they trying to do some dumb stunt, like buzzing the tour bus down below and that led to the crash? That's what I heard.
	6:38pm Vanessa bikes: I tried calling but I'm too impatient. I've seen alot of great opening bands, I can't figure which is the best but my favorite story is from 2000, going to Ozomatli at Giants Stadium opening for Dave Matthews with my sister Natalie. We had gotten really good (like 10th row?) free tickets at free appearance of Ozomatli in the parking lot of a route 22 music store. We thoroughly enjoyed Ozomatli, watched a little of few minutes of DMB, they played their hit then we were bored and left.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ JeremyB @6:37 Yes, thank you.
	6:38pm Deano de los Muertos: @Jeremy now that story I’ve actually heard
	6:39pm common: like children
	6:40pm Ciggy: ↳ JeremyB @6:37 I just read the buzzing story on Wikipedia- it must be true. References & all.
	6:41pm dale: can my wife call in and sing nobody does it better to andy instead of this?
	6:41pm wind: Noooooooooo! I was wrong. This was a terrible idea 🤣
	🚂 6:41pm PMD: What appropriate timing. After they called and started over, I had to leave. And just came back for the start again.
	6:41pm PigeonsAndRust: This is like when they practiced the show over and over until they got it right
	6:42pm PigeonsAndRust: I guess they have to move at 2x speed to compress 41 minutes into 19
	6:43pm Ciggy: Jaco Pastorious opened for Pat Metheney (fell asleep) @ Alice Tully Hall. It's like I left the show.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ PMD @6:41 Funny and awkward call tonight Pam!
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, I know the "Make Joan Baez Laugh!" skit! Another Andy B. signature piece.
	6:45pm nobody: You're all reading the Joan Baez/Doors article wrong. Joan Baez had a concert all to herself and below the ad for her was an ad for And vening with Simon and Garfunkle with The Doors as their opening act. All of these acts were already well known at the time. I was there.
	6:47pm Nick: Hi guys--sorry I was off concept. I live in beautiful Westland, Michigan. I also saw Flo and Eddie opening for Zappa in the 70's. The opening act I would have discussed was The Romantics opening for The Police at a small club on Ford Road in 1979.
	6:48pm Patty D: Now you have to repeat asshole when you restart the show.
	6:48pm Matt from Springfield: You can say "asshole" on the radio, as long as nothing's going in, or coming out of it. ==Ken F. paraquote
	6:48pm yippie: I saw Patti Smith open up for David peel at the st mark's theatre fire benefit about 8 years ago
	6:48pm dale: i saw the 10,000 maniacs many times in a stripmall in jamestown ny and then bars in fredonia ny. i still don't like them.
	6:50pm dale: love anne murray. needs more airplay. maybe pseu....
	🚂 6:50pm PMD: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:44 I wonder which was which?
	6:51pm dday: I saw Maggie Bell open for Procul Harum
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ PMD @6:50 Always hard to tell, on this show :)
	6:52pm WarWix: Matt Warwick guested on your show and blew Andy out of the studio - laughed harder and more often at his own jokes
	6:53pm Juli: I missed the show because I got carried away playing music and forgot what time it was::::i have seen so many great showsssssssssss IDK
	6:53pm ERIK / VermonT: Why isn’t there a donkey / burro emoji ?! - (or have I missed-out on that one ?).
	6:53pm Juli: I bet you all had a great timeeeee lol
	6:53pm McCartney: Listening to boomers talk about rock shows is the new 9th - 14th circle of hell
	🚂 6:54pm Will thee Sound Guy: Oh man, I missed the whole show... lol
	6:54pm Juli: LOOOOL I guess not
	6:54pm pot8o: thanks ken & andy! have a great week everyone!
	6:56pm HyperDose: You were missed, Will and baby C (if she's old enough to listen to this one)!
	6:56pm Ciggy: Frampton opened for Dave Mason at msg. Eric Carmen opened for Peter Frampton @ Avery Fisher Hall The WNEW-FM Christmas Concert 12/17/1975. Women ere screaming for Frampton. I left after an hour.
	🚂 6:57pm I.M.Pufnstuf: I just saw Jeff Beck. Go to hell Andy.
	6:57pm morphe': Most Irish festivals were in Slane Castle .. different now..
	🚂 6:57pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi HyperDose, I've actually been listening the whole time... just joshin... she's listening since the last ten minutes
	6:57pm rich from Red Hook: Sound garden opening for Danzig! 1991 Beacon Theatre
	🚂 6:58pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Andy, Ken, and all!!! Be well everyone!!!
	🚂 6:58pm I.M.Pufnstuf: I saw Iggy Pop open for Santana and The Rolling Stones.Talk about juxtaposition of incongruities!
	6:59pm rich from Red Hook: The Stern Wack Pack, Rev Bob Levy, High Pitched Eric, Beetlejuice opening for Mini Kiss
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: Irwin - a better opening act that just blew this show away!! Just joshin' you guys! :) Thanks K&A! Have a great night, everyone!
	6:59pm HyperDose: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @6:57 Oh good, the risque stuff already happened. Hope she's ready for the awesomeness that is Sir Gaylord Fields next!
	6:59pm melinda: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:59 haha
	7:00pm wind: Good for you Ken!
	7:00pm UWS Joe: Thanks for dinner!
	7:00pm greg: It's the dope!
	7:00pm wind: Hahaha Matt!!!
	7:00pm HyperDose: Thanks boys! We love you ❤️
	7:01pm Juli: Don't take ourselves too seriously here:::::) Love you all
	🚂 7:02pm I.M.Pufnstuf: Later groovy DJS and gawkers.
	7:06pm Nick from Indy: Just joined, did I miss anything?
	7:29pm Danne D: worst headline act I ever saw was Buckwheat Zydeco - did just 4 songs - was a ripoff for free

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from February 22, 2023

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