WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from January 26, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:02pm ParUbi’s phone □ □ □ □: This is gnarly!
	8:03pm V Priceless: Thanks for this, Gaylord! Neil will always RULE!
	8:04pm melinda: Greetings!
	8:04pm sufferwords: peace
	8:04pm chresti: I love the audience sound. Hiya!
	8:06pm Chriss in London: Good morning!
	8:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bonzos a critical link in Music ~ Comedy Culture ...Rutles unbelievably brilliant.
	8:08pm JakeGould: Ompa loompa granny music!
	8:09pm mariano: Hi Gaylord! [Dorfman voice] This is gonna great!
	8:09pm Joe R.: I will defend to the end that “I Must Be in Love” is a straight-up great song on its own merits, no pastiche qualifiers necessary
	8:09pm mariano: Pfft. ...gonna be* great, ffs.
	8:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Consider the ambition of the whole Rutles enterprise.
	8:14pm WR: So he was such a bad shot people stepped back cause no telling who might get hit.
	8:16pm WR: The Beatles are a necessary but less developed predecessor to the Rutles just as the Everly Brothers were for the Beatles.
	8:17pm Chriss in London: Rev Rabbit, music and comedy, like music-hall.
	8:18pm redkayak: @WR - Remarkable insight there, lol....
	8:19pm Gaylord Fields: Welcome, everyone! While Ira and I prepare the songs, feel welcome to discuss Neil Innes and his music.
	8:21pm WR: Innes Tiny Desk appearance is short but essential and sweet.
	8:22pm judy from croton: Wonderful, wonderful; in the fullest sense of the word.
	8:23pm judy from croton: Innes the best show ever?
	8:26pm DonJuanTijuana: Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! IRA!!!
	8:28pm Uncle Michael: Hello!
	8:31pm chresti: I love Intro/Outro.
	8:34pm Gary: Bonzo Dog Band, between The Kinks and Spirit at the Fillmore East. A memorable concert experieince.
	8:34pm WR: I also made mistake of wanting Innes post Bonzos work to be more obviously funny, missing what great songs they are.
	8:34pm Joe R.: thank you for the much better wording of my comment Gaylord :)
	8:38pm sugarwolf: I believe the show was Blue Peter
	8:38pm WR: We are all here for the greater good. Isn't this from Do Not Adjust Your Set.
	8:39pm Chriss in London: it was!
	8:40pm Chriss in London: do not adjust your sets
	8:40pm Will: Gary, you beat me to it. I was at that show and Spirit was great too but some reason I have no recollection of the Kinks.
	8:42pm Will: RIP Neil Innes. Also Viv Stanshall. While we're at it, Terry Jones
	8:42pm V Priceless: Woo!!
	8:42pm WR: Ah, not so sure about Do Not Adjust Your Set. Bill Bailey not listed on the DVD package I have...
	8:44pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Blue Peter is correct! Verified!
	8:46pm Carmichael: Oh my gosh, an Innes tribute!
	8:47pm Carmichael: I also just saw the Viv bio, In the Canyons of His Mind.
	8:48pm rw: Man, it sucks when people pass away, but it's so nice to hear this. I had only been vaguely familiar. Thank you Gaylord and Ira.
	8:49pm Carmichael: The world can never have enough Rutles.
	8:49pm Chriss in London: @sugarwolf Wow..Blue Peter. That is/was radical.
	8:50pm Nardo: I always liked the more straight up Neil pop tunes like "What do you do?" and "I want to be with you" from Keynsham, but all the Bonzo stuff is indispensable.
	8:51pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello gents. Thank you for this wonderful ode to A great man (or two).
	8:52pm redkayak: I hope you play Cheese & Onions....
	8:52pm melinda: That was me, didn't know anything beyond some Rutles songs but have really appreciated learning more from the tributes.
	8:53pm WR: I was happy that WFMU had a special on Innes on his birthday in early December.
	8:54pm Carmichael: I hope to hear Ouch.
	8:55pm melinda: @Carm I started watching that on Youtube
	8:55pm Carmichael: Did Innes do that odd Elton John character on Rutland Weekend?
	8:57pm John from Florham park/name mangler: Hello fellow Gaylord listeners
	8:57pm Gaylord Fields: @Carmichael: You're getting ahead of us.
	8:57pm WR: wfmu.org... Innes Birthday set on WFMU on Dec. 9
	8:57pm Lord Blatherard Osmo: Do the Trouser Press, Baby
	8:58pm Carmichael: Ha ha, sorry in my excitement ....
	8:58pm davek2: After the Bonzo's and Kinks, walked out during the Spirit show. The Canyon's Of Your Mind was the opener, first time I'd ever seen the curtains closed at the Fillmore, and out walked Viv...In Gold Lame!
	8:59pm V Priceless: Godfrey Daniel!!
	8:59pm melinda: playeayne haha
	9:00pm tak: inspiring stuff
	9:00pm Carmichael: The video brings a whole nuther element .
	9:01pm DannyBoyNYC: God Free Daniel!
	9:01pm John from Florham park: Great tribute Gaylord
	9:01pm DannyBoyNYC: A great satire - so many Grammies
	9:02pm Ken Thornton: Hi Gaylord and Ira. Just tuning in. Glad to listen to you celebrating our friend's music. Ira, we met a time or two at Neil gigs in the States. Miss him.
	9:02pm mariano: Oh yeah, Carmichael - I had no idea there was such a thing as Rutland Weekend TV till a few years ago, was such a happy discovery. The only post-Python show I was aware of till then was Ripping Yarns.
	9:03pm Parq: Love the arrangement on "Spontaneous" as much as anything else about it.
	9:03pm WR: Agreed on point that The Rutles are widely known. When visiting family recently, found that to be true. Several of them knew nothing of the Bonzos and little about the Pythons but felt The Rutles songs are great beyond being Beatles parody. Twas nice to find I had more in common with family than blood and penchant for beer and tequila.
	9:06pm Carmichael: Agree that, the more you know about the Beatles, the more you appreciate the Rutles. The minutiae of the humor is staggering.
	9:07pm Joe R.: “The champagne was Canadian” might just be the best opening line in a song ever
	9:08pm redkayak: @Joe R - Indeed...
	9:08pm Ken Thornton: A-Brac-A-Da-Bra. That bit in Spontaneous always makes me laugh. It was a bit of poking fun at how Frank Sinatra would break up words sometimes when he sang.
	9:08pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Gaylord! I’m loving this. One of my fondest show-related memories was when Glenn L. took me to see Neil Innes at the Highline Ballroom. Musta been 2010 or so. His on-stage demeanor was sweet and fun. When he played “Cheese and Onions” my eyes teared up I was so happy.
	9:09pm bigplanetnoise: Good evening, Gaylord and all Gaylordettes...
	9:09pm Carmichael: Do I have to spell it out??
	9:12pm Gina Bacon: Happy Sunday!
	9:12pm Ken Thornton: This Love Of Ours was a nice choice, Gaylord! Neil loved the drums in that one.
	9:13pm andrewb: oh my god, havent heard that innes & son track in decades
	9:16pm patrick321: Hi and good evening Gaylord and Ira, I've been in the car so checking in late but digging it the most, as they used to say.
	9:17pm Somm Ben: Righteous jam, this one here
	9:21pm Carmichael: Between Us!
	9:21pm juli from loverpool: everybody loves Raymond....Scum
	9:23pm Russ: I saw Neil 10 years ago for free at the Toms River Library. He signed every LP I brought-- Bonzos, Rutles, Solo stuff and was very gracious. We talked for about 10 minutes. Great guy and Great talent!
	9:24pm medson: Good evening Gaylord,Ira and everyone.
	9:25pm Carmichael: The FCC would never let you play Genius is Pain.
	9:28pm choggie: uh oh, watch out, Jan Quadrant Vincent fever
	9:33pm JakeGould: Tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. So might want to ease up on the Hitler jokes for the day.
	9:35pm Carmichael: Or double down, as Mel Brooks might.
	9:36pm JakeGould: Yeah, if you see an elderly Jew who might have survived the Holocaust, might want to run up to them, high five them and say “Yeah! You beat those Nazis!” And then post a selfie on Instagram.
	9:37pm Ken Thornton: Saga City!
	9:37pm JakeGould: I miss the days of novelty shops.
	9:37pm Ken Thornton: The All-Night Joke Shop, hahahaha
	9:38pm Uncle Michael: My drag name is Joy Buzzer.
	9:40pm Ken Thornton: Or maybe I should have said ho-ho hee-hee ha-ha
	9:41pm rocco: got my 7 year old a whoopee cushion for the holidays....she takes it everywhere...
	9:43pm JakeGould: @rocco: You are a very good parent and your daughter has very good taste.
	9:43pm Gaylord Fields: @JakeGould: No Hitler jokes were told.
	9:44pm JakeGould: @Gaylord: I realize that my post might have been a bit more stern in tone than intended as typed. Just general jokey advice that tomorrow is not a good day for Hitler jokes… Tuesday? Yeah, okay.
	9:45pm Carmichael: But Hilter and Bimmler jokes? Certainly.
	9:45pm JakeGould: I would love to go back in time and give Hitler a can of fancy mixed nuts… Oh boy would that guy be in shock when he twisted open the top of that can.
	9:46pm JakeGould: God, my Hitler joke joke came off harder than intended. WhataschmuckamI!
	9:48pm chresti: Every household needs a whoopee cushion.
	9:49pm Chriss in London: or a whooppee bed..
	9:49pm JakeGould: What about a whole whoppee couch!
	9:51pm highway: drop in with gaylord fields on whoopee cushion...yea and digging ira kaplan on the slinky
	9:51pm Carmichael: Wow Ken Thornton!
	9:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Gaylord & Ira, for the Neil Innes tunes. Most of these are new to me.
	9:51pm chresti: A whoopie car.
	9:52pm Larry in Merrlin: Great tribute. I was exposed early to the Bonzos as a teen in England. Neil did a great show in 1986 at the old 9:30 Club in DC.
	9:52pm Tomi: A whoopee goldberg
	9:53pm WR: @Russ @9:23, wow, just wow. So sweet to have seen him then.
	9:53pm Uncle Michael: Nice job, gentlemen. Thank you.
	9:53pm JakeGould: Yeah, what sound is made when one sits on Whoopi Goldberg?
	9:53pm JakeGould: Thanks Gaylord and Ira!
	9:53pm Ken Thornton: Oh my, you guys sure made me well up. Never expected to hear that song with me playing along. All the more emotional now, that song.
	9:54pm chresti: A great show! Thanks Gaylord and Ira!
	9:54pm Robert Plant: Hey, whoopee cat!
	9:54pm Corey: Thanks for Gaylord and Ira for the great show! Educational, fun, and moving at times. Goodnight all.
	9:54pm Joe R.: Thank you for this show, Gaylord & Ira
	9:55pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, everyone!
	9:56pm JakeGould: If Howlin’ Wolf had a “Whoopee Cat” you know Robert Plant would have ripped it off at some point.
	9:57pm patrick321: Great stuff. Thanks guys
	9:57pm Ken Thornton: Thank you, guys
	9:57pm Carmichael: Beautiful ending, Gaylord and Ira.
	9:58pm Chriss in London: A perfect tribute and celebration of the man. Thanks Gaylord, Ira. Thanks to you Ken too. all the best.
	9:58pm WR: Much much love all. I must be in love...
	10:00pm melinda: Thanks guys!
	10:01pm Carmichael: Their first album was made in 20 minutes. The second took even longer.
	10:01pm Nardo: Thanks for remembering Neil!
	10:01pm ParUbi: Thanks Gaylord and Ira!
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Thanks so much Gaylord and Ira. I bought Gorilla just before Christmas '67 with my paper round money. I was amazed by the singer (Viv) who could sing in so many styles. Then wonder of wonders they were on the TV on Boxing Day in Magical Mystery Tour. Subverting the pretensions of Pop music excited my fifteen year old self though ofcourse I would never have used those words then.
	12:48pm Brian in UK: Gaylord, seeing your rendition of Intro/Outro sealed my love for FMU.
	5:14am William Kates: This is amazing. Some deeply wonderful stuff I'm less than familiar with in here, and so beautifully set together. GREAT show. Thank you for doing this, Gaylord.
	5:38am William Kates: And Ira, too, to say the least! Neil just loved you and Yo La Tango. Losing Neil has been so hard. Thank you guys for reminding us all of this incredible, joyous music.
	8:30am Arthur Adams: Great programme with some rarely heard songs that deserve a wider audience. (I think, though, that the song you identify as Song For Yvonne is actually This Love Of Ours)

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from January 26, 2020

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January 26, 2020: A Tribute to Neil Innes, with Ira Kaplan

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Neil Innes	I'm The Urban Spaceman
The Rutles	I Must Be in Love "I Must Be in Love" by "The Rutles"
Neil Innes	Shangri-La "Shangri-La" by "Neil Innes"
Neil Innes	Spaghetti Western "Spaghetti Western" by "Neil Innes"
Neil Innes	Ungawa "Ungawa" by "Neil Innes"
Neil Innes	on "The Music Game" TV show
The Rutles	Another Day "Another Day" by "The Rutles"
Neil Innes	Not Getting Any Younger
Music behind DJ: Ameritz Digital Karaoke	I'm the Urban Spaceman
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band	Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey
Bonzo Dog Band	Canyons of Your Mind
Bonzo Dog Band	Rockaliser Baby "Rockaliser Baby" by "Bonzo Dog Band"
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band	Piggy Bank Love
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band	Cool Britannia
Music behind DJ: Ameritz Digital Karaoke	I'm the Urban Spaceman
Neil Innes	Silver Jubilee (A Tribute)
Neil Innes	Godfrey Daniel "Godfrey Daniel" by "Neil Innes"
Neil Innes	Spontaneous "Spontaneous" by "Neil Innes"
Bonzo Dog Band	I Wanna Be With You
Neil Innes	Song for Yvonne "Song for Yvonne" by "Neil Innes"
Neil Innes & Son	Cum On Feel the Noize
Music behind DJ: Neil Innes	Theme "Theme" by "Neil Innes"
Slade	Angelina "Angelina" by "Slade"
Jeff Tweedy	Sometimes It Happens "Sometimes It Happens" by "Jeff Tweedy"
Teenage Fanclub	Between Us "Between Us" by "Teenage Fanclub"
Freek de Jonge/Prima Vera	Wat Fijn (Om Idoot Te Zijn) /Sa Fint A Vaere Idiot
Music behind DJ: Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra	Turncoat
Neil Innes	Etcetera "Etcetera" by "Neil Innes"
Neil Innes and Phill Jupitus	All Alone
John Entwistle	No. 29 (Extended Youth)
Bonzo Dog Band	We Are Normal "We Are Normal" by "Bonzo Dog Band"
Love	The Red Telephone (excerpt) "The Red Telephone (excerpt)" by "Love"
Music behind DJ: Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra	Ministry of Aggression
Neil Innes with Ken Thornton	Friends at the End
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band	Scarlet Ribbons
The Rutles	Let's Be Natural "Let's Be Natural" by "The Rutles"

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm ParUbi’s phone □ □ □ □: This is gnarly!
	8:03pm V Priceless: Thanks for this, Gaylord! Neil will always RULE!
	8:04pm melinda: Greetings!
	8:04pm sufferwords: peace
	8:04pm chresti: I love the audience sound. Hiya!
	8:06pm Chriss in London: Good morning!
	8:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bonzos a critical link in Music ~ Comedy Culture ...Rutles unbelievably brilliant.
	8:08pm JakeGould: Ompa loompa granny music!
	8:09pm mariano: Hi Gaylord! [Dorfman voice] This is gonna great!
	8:09pm Joe R.: I will defend to the end that “I Must Be in Love” is a straight-up great song on its own merits, no pastiche qualifiers necessary
	8:09pm mariano: Pfft. ...gonna be* great, ffs.
	8:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Consider the ambition of the whole Rutles enterprise.
	8:14pm WR: So he was such a bad shot people stepped back cause no telling who might get hit.
	8:16pm WR: The Beatles are a necessary but less developed predecessor to the Rutles just as the Everly Brothers were for the Beatles.
	8:17pm Chriss in London: Rev Rabbit, music and comedy, like music-hall.
	8:18pm redkayak: @WR - Remarkable insight there, lol....
	8:19pm Gaylord Fields: Welcome, everyone! While Ira and I prepare the songs, feel welcome to discuss Neil Innes and his music.
	8:21pm WR: Innes Tiny Desk appearance is short but essential and sweet.
	8:22pm judy from croton: Wonderful, wonderful; in the fullest sense of the word.
	8:23pm judy from croton: Innes the best show ever?
	8:26pm DonJuanTijuana: Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! IRA!!!
	8:28pm Uncle Michael: Hello!
	8:31pm chresti: I love Intro/Outro.
	8:34pm Gary: Bonzo Dog Band, between The Kinks and Spirit at the Fillmore East. A memorable concert experieince.
	8:34pm WR: I also made mistake of wanting Innes post Bonzos work to be more obviously funny, missing what great songs they are.
	8:34pm Joe R.: thank you for the much better wording of my comment Gaylord :)
	8:38pm sugarwolf: I believe the show was Blue Peter
	8:38pm WR: We are all here for the greater good. Isn't this from Do Not Adjust Your Set.
	8:39pm Chriss in London: it was!
	8:40pm Chriss in London: do not adjust your sets
	8:40pm Will: Gary, you beat me to it. I was at that show and Spirit was great too but some reason I have no recollection of the Kinks.
	8:42pm Will: RIP Neil Innes. Also Viv Stanshall. While we're at it, Terry Jones
	8:42pm V Priceless: Woo!!
	8:42pm WR: Ah, not so sure about Do Not Adjust Your Set. Bill Bailey not listed on the DVD package I have...
	8:44pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Blue Peter is correct! Verified!
	8:46pm Carmichael: Oh my gosh, an Innes tribute!
	8:47pm Carmichael: I also just saw the Viv bio, In the Canyons of His Mind.
	8:48pm rw: Man, it sucks when people pass away, but it's so nice to hear this. I had only been vaguely familiar. Thank you Gaylord and Ira.
	8:49pm Carmichael: The world can never have enough Rutles.
	8:49pm Chriss in London: @sugarwolf Wow..Blue Peter. That is/was radical.
	8:50pm Nardo: I always liked the more straight up Neil pop tunes like "What do you do?" and "I want to be with you" from Keynsham, but all the Bonzo stuff is indispensable.
	8:51pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello gents. Thank you for this wonderful ode to A great man (or two).
	8:52pm redkayak: I hope you play Cheese & Onions....
	8:52pm melinda: That was me, didn't know anything beyond some Rutles songs but have really appreciated learning more from the tributes.
	8:53pm WR: I was happy that WFMU had a special on Innes on his birthday in early December.
	8:54pm Carmichael: I hope to hear Ouch.
	8:55pm melinda: @Carm I started watching that on Youtube
	8:55pm Carmichael: Did Innes do that odd Elton John character on Rutland Weekend?
	8:57pm John from Florham park/name mangler: Hello fellow Gaylord listeners
	8:57pm Gaylord Fields: @Carmichael: You're getting ahead of us.
	8:57pm WR: wfmu.org... Innes Birthday set on WFMU on Dec. 9
	8:57pm Lord Blatherard Osmo: Do the Trouser Press, Baby
	8:58pm Carmichael: Ha ha, sorry in my excitement ....
	8:58pm davek2: After the Bonzo's and Kinks, walked out during the Spirit show. The Canyon's Of Your Mind was the opener, first time I'd ever seen the curtains closed at the Fillmore, and out walked Viv...In Gold Lame!
	8:59pm V Priceless: Godfrey Daniel!!
	8:59pm melinda: playeayne haha
	9:00pm tak: inspiring stuff
	9:00pm Carmichael: The video brings a whole nuther element .
	9:01pm DannyBoyNYC: God Free Daniel!
	9:01pm John from Florham park: Great tribute Gaylord
	9:01pm DannyBoyNYC: A great satire - so many Grammies
	9:02pm Ken Thornton: Hi Gaylord and Ira. Just tuning in. Glad to listen to you celebrating our friend's music. Ira, we met a time or two at Neil gigs in the States. Miss him.
	9:02pm mariano: Oh yeah, Carmichael - I had no idea there was such a thing as Rutland Weekend TV till a few years ago, was such a happy discovery. The only post-Python show I was aware of till then was Ripping Yarns.
	9:03pm Parq: Love the arrangement on "Spontaneous" as much as anything else about it.
	9:03pm WR: Agreed on point that The Rutles are widely known. When visiting family recently, found that to be true. Several of them knew nothing of the Bonzos and little about the Pythons but felt The Rutles songs are great beyond being Beatles parody. Twas nice to find I had more in common with family than blood and penchant for beer and tequila.
	9:06pm Carmichael: Agree that, the more you know about the Beatles, the more you appreciate the Rutles. The minutiae of the humor is staggering.
	9:07pm Joe R.: “The champagne was Canadian” might just be the best opening line in a song ever
	9:08pm redkayak: @Joe R - Indeed...
	9:08pm Ken Thornton: A-Brac-A-Da-Bra. That bit in Spontaneous always makes me laugh. It was a bit of poking fun at how Frank Sinatra would break up words sometimes when he sang.
	9:08pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Gaylord! I’m loving this. One of my fondest show-related memories was when Glenn L. took me to see Neil Innes at the Highline Ballroom. Musta been 2010 or so. His on-stage demeanor was sweet and fun. When he played “Cheese and Onions” my eyes teared up I was so happy.
	9:09pm bigplanetnoise: Good evening, Gaylord and all Gaylordettes...
	9:09pm Carmichael: Do I have to spell it out??
	9:12pm Gina Bacon: Happy Sunday!
	9:12pm Ken Thornton: This Love Of Ours was a nice choice, Gaylord! Neil loved the drums in that one.
	9:13pm andrewb: oh my god, havent heard that innes & son track in decades
	9:16pm patrick321: Hi and good evening Gaylord and Ira, I've been in the car so checking in late but digging it the most, as they used to say.
	9:17pm Somm Ben: Righteous jam, this one here
	9:21pm Carmichael: Between Us!
	9:21pm juli from loverpool: everybody loves Raymond....Scum
	9:23pm Russ: I saw Neil 10 years ago for free at the Toms River Library. He signed every LP I brought-- Bonzos, Rutles, Solo stuff and was very gracious. We talked for about 10 minutes. Great guy and Great talent!
	9:24pm medson: Good evening Gaylord,Ira and everyone.
	9:25pm Carmichael: The FCC would never let you play Genius is Pain.
	9:28pm choggie: uh oh, watch out, Jan Quadrant Vincent fever
	9:33pm JakeGould: Tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. So might want to ease up on the Hitler jokes for the day.
	9:35pm Carmichael: Or double down, as Mel Brooks might.
	9:36pm JakeGould: Yeah, if you see an elderly Jew who might have survived the Holocaust, might want to run up to them, high five them and say “Yeah! You beat those Nazis!” And then post a selfie on Instagram.
	9:37pm Ken Thornton: Saga City!
	9:37pm JakeGould: I miss the days of novelty shops.
	9:37pm Ken Thornton: The All-Night Joke Shop, hahahaha
	9:38pm Uncle Michael: My drag name is Joy Buzzer.
	9:40pm Ken Thornton: Or maybe I should have said ho-ho hee-hee ha-ha
	9:41pm rocco: got my 7 year old a whoopee cushion for the holidays....she takes it everywhere...
	9:43pm JakeGould: @rocco: You are a very good parent and your daughter has very good taste.
	9:43pm Gaylord Fields: @JakeGould: No Hitler jokes were told.
	9:44pm JakeGould: @Gaylord: I realize that my post might have been a bit more stern in tone than intended as typed. Just general jokey advice that tomorrow is not a good day for Hitler jokes… Tuesday? Yeah, okay.
	9:45pm Carmichael: But Hilter and Bimmler jokes? Certainly.
	9:45pm JakeGould: I would love to go back in time and give Hitler a can of fancy mixed nuts… Oh boy would that guy be in shock when he twisted open the top of that can.
	9:46pm JakeGould: God, my Hitler joke joke came off harder than intended. WhataschmuckamI!
	9:48pm chresti: Every household needs a whoopee cushion.
	9:49pm Chriss in London: or a whooppee bed..
	9:49pm JakeGould: What about a whole whoppee couch!
	9:51pm highway: drop in with gaylord fields on whoopee cushion...yea and digging ira kaplan on the slinky
	9:51pm Carmichael: Wow Ken Thornton!
	9:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Gaylord & Ira, for the Neil Innes tunes. Most of these are new to me.
	9:51pm chresti: A whoopie car.
	9:52pm Larry in Merrlin: Great tribute. I was exposed early to the Bonzos as a teen in England. Neil did a great show in 1986 at the old 9:30 Club in DC.
	9:52pm Tomi: A whoopee goldberg
	9:53pm WR: @Russ @9:23, wow, just wow. So sweet to have seen him then.
	9:53pm Uncle Michael: Nice job, gentlemen. Thank you.
	9:53pm JakeGould: Yeah, what sound is made when one sits on Whoopi Goldberg?
	9:53pm JakeGould: Thanks Gaylord and Ira!
	9:53pm Ken Thornton: Oh my, you guys sure made me well up. Never expected to hear that song with me playing along. All the more emotional now, that song.
	9:54pm chresti: A great show! Thanks Gaylord and Ira!
	9:54pm Robert Plant: Hey, whoopee cat!
	9:54pm Corey: Thanks for Gaylord and Ira for the great show! Educational, fun, and moving at times. Goodnight all.
	9:54pm Joe R.: Thank you for this show, Gaylord & Ira
	9:55pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, everyone!
	9:56pm JakeGould: If Howlin’ Wolf had a “Whoopee Cat” you know Robert Plant would have ripped it off at some point.
	9:57pm patrick321: Great stuff. Thanks guys
	9:57pm Ken Thornton: Thank you, guys
	9:57pm Carmichael: Beautiful ending, Gaylord and Ira.
	9:58pm Chriss in London: A perfect tribute and celebration of the man. Thanks Gaylord, Ira. Thanks to you Ken too. all the best.
	9:58pm WR: Much much love all. I must be in love...
	10:00pm melinda: Thanks guys!
	10:01pm Carmichael: Their first album was made in 20 minutes. The second took even longer.
	10:01pm Nardo: Thanks for remembering Neil!
	10:01pm ParUbi: Thanks Gaylord and Ira!
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Thanks so much Gaylord and Ira. I bought Gorilla just before Christmas '67 with my paper round money. I was amazed by the singer (Viv) who could sing in so many styles. Then wonder of wonders they were on the TV on Boxing Day in Magical Mystery Tour. Subverting the pretensions of Pop music excited my fifteen year old self though ofcourse I would never have used those words then.
	12:48pm Brian in UK: Gaylord, seeing your rendition of Intro/Outro sealed my love for FMU.
	5:14am William Kates: This is amazing. Some deeply wonderful stuff I'm less than familiar with in here, and so beautifully set together. GREAT show. Thank you for doing this, Gaylord.
	5:38am William Kates: And Ira, too, to say the least! Neil just loved you and Yo La Tango. Losing Neil has been so hard. Thank you guys for reminding us all of this incredible, joyous music.
	8:30am Arthur Adams: Great programme with some rarely heard songs that deserve a wider audience. (I think, though, that the song you identify as Song For Yvonne is actually This Love Of Ours)

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from January 26, 2020

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