WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 6, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:01am clarke: hey. Now.
	11:01am spodiodi: good morning, Michael Shelley and #1 fans!
	11:02am Handy Haversack: Happy Saturday wishes, Michael and the Shelle Gamers! Morning, clarke, spodi!
	11:03am clarke: now i'm already worried about Baby.
	11:03am spodiodi: hey, Handy, clarke!
	11:03am Frank In Queens: Hey hey, now now!
	11:03am egould310: Mike is a wonderful name for a dog. Rhymes with “Spike”?!?
	11:03am clarke: it IS a rather dismal day in new orleans.
	11:04am bigplanetnoise: Good morning, Michael!
	11:04am Handy Haversack: Sun on the snow here, but more snow coming tomorrow, apparently. Hey, Frank!
	11:04am Squints: ok, then
	11:05am Hoboken Jack: Hey Michael, Ruth, Frank, Handy, Soo.... where in tarnation is BABY?!?
	11:05am Cooh John: Saturday salutations Michael Shelley and fellow listeners. Howdy Handy, spodiodi, et.al. Haven't heard Bread in a while.
	11:05am Cacophone Jeff: Happy Saturday, Mike, and everyone here!
	11:05am Frank In Queens: Handy! What's up, man?
	11:05am Kpx: Good morning, Michael Michael motorcycle.
	11:05am Corey: Morning Michael and listeners!
	11:05am Listener Baby: Morning!
	11:05am Frank In Queens: Hi Jack! Hey Clarke!
	11:05am Listener Baby: Morning!
	11:05am spodiodi: Handy, the guitar in this song reminds me of My Bird Performs by XTC -- i thought it was them when it began (the Bread song, i mean)
	11:05am clarke: the puck is in your zone!! (this is about the extent of my hockey "knowlege")
	11:05am Frank In Queens: Baby!
	11:06am Michael Shelley: MORNING ALL!
	11:06am Doug in JC: Good morning. Hey Handy, missed you yesterday afternoon!
	11:06am TDK60: Morning Michael and Saturdee caffeine sippers.
	11:06am clarke: BABY!! whew. had me worried, there.
	11:06am Frank In Queens: clarke, I'm always playing defense.
	11:06am luka: that TOPT bumper makes me so happy. probably because it sounds like he is in public around other people. doin stuff. sigh.
	11:06am Montmaster J: Morning from the Mont.
	11:07am clarke: AIN'T WE ALL!!
	11:07am Listener Baby: Hi Frank!
	11:08am Listener Baby: Over-slept my man Clarke.
	11:08am clarke: good reason!
	11:09am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Michael and everybody else.
	11:09am Michael Shelley: not like you Baby - you oke?
	11:09am KWilde: Good morning!
	11:10am Listener Baby: Ha. We all have our bad days, Baby. You know that.
	11:10am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jack, Baby, Doug, TDK60, Cooh John, luka! Doug, where was I yesterday? My memory is all WFMU ... spodi, I can hear that! So, question for Frank or other knowledgeable East River-adjacent locals: we finally got a shelf that let us take all the components out and set up. With great hope, I connected everything ... and found the tuner/receiver won't turn on. Any idea of a place to get it fixed locally? It's probably 25 years old? Sony. Seems a shame to dump it. Or am I being stupid?
	11:10am Pedro in Arlington: Enjoying the No. 1 part of Saturday morning.
	11:12am clarke: first - you should try replacing the fuse - something you can do yerself, Handy!
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mornin'.
	11:12am Moammar: There are some great videos on YouTube of George Jones and Johnny Paycheck. Can't imagine what the show afterparties were like.
	11:13am Handy Haversack: Is it, clarke? Fairly easy to find? Let's, er, pretend that I'm an idiot who knows nothing!
	11:13am Doug in JC: @handy- sheila b... you said hi but I fell asleep
	11:13am Moammar: Check them out on the Jimmy Dean show: www.youtube.com...
	11:14am TDK60: Hi Handy.
	11:14am Dennis Diken: “Love Power” -YEAH!! go, Mikey, hey everyone!
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot GeorgeJones immediately hearing that...
	11:14am spodiodi: Handy, what's the model? a quick ask of the oracle may provide helpful info (including a long shot on there being an accessible fuse, and it's location)
	11:14am Frank In Queens: Handy, I myself is looking for a place to repair old equipment. I have two receivers that could use work and their just collecting dust in my basement because I don't know where to take them. Supposedly there's a guy on Clarkson Ave who is good and affordable, but he's a one man operation and it's more of a side gig than his profession, so it takes him ages to get the work done.
	11:14am spodiodi: clarke beat me to it
	11:14am clarke: there should be a little fuse holder in the back of the receiver - turn it counter-clockwise, take the fuse out and see if the filament is 'broken' - it is a good sign if it is broken. easily fixed.
	11:15am Frank In Queens: "I myself is..." jeez, where's my caffeine?!
	11:15am davefromtoronto: ricky ricardo's first band!
	11:16am Dennis: Aloha fellow No. 1 hitseekers!
	11:16am clarke: yeah.
	11:16am Listener Baby: I’m up.
	11:17am Listener Baby: Swear!
	11:17am clarke: yes - it's me.
	11:17am Frank In Queens: clarke!
	11:18am Handy Haversack: Ha! No shame in that, Doug. These weeks, I swear. Each more week-long than the last. Frank, the most likely candidate we have found so far is on E. 77th St. in Manhattan. And there's what looks like a fancy tape recorder place on Ocean Parkway? spodi, it's a Sony STR-D350Z AV Control Center. And the CD player seems like it needs some sort of wrench smack to fix the opening-closing action. A Sony CDP-C160Z.
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl compressed (?) gittartone...
	11:19am johnk77: regarding audio repair in nyc years ago i sent some gear to www.earsnycproaudio.com they were expensive
	11:19am clarke: way too much compression on EVERYthing!
	11:19am Hoboken Jack: Clarke, nice! Hellooooo BABY. Good day, Dennis!
	11:19am johnk77: ebay is a good source for purchasing used audio hardware
	11:19am Listener Baby: Jack!
	11:20am Paul: Shovel with your arms, not your legs.
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have tossed some kewl components over lack of apparent functioning...with regret ...loves pre-huge Boowies !
	11:20am Michael Shelley: Goodwill dot.com has some good used audio stuff
	11:20am Dennis Diken: ‘ello Jack!
	11:20am Dennis: Yo, Jack!
	11:21am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Michael & all!
	11:21am Andrew in Toronto: Hey there Dennis!
	11:21am johnk77: unless sentiment or collectability is involved repair cost can easily exceed replacement cost w/similar item
	11:21am Dennis: Bending at the knees during snow removal is crucial, Michael!
	11:22am clarke: i wouldn't imagine that electronic repair in the five burrows would be 'timely'. i would try the hinterlands, maybe? if you are going upstate or something. that said, the fuse fix is EASY and could be the culprit.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...lotsa cheap used audio...but used means maybe that much closer to - burning out...
	11:22am TDK60: Handy, be careful, some electronics repair shops /will/ repair your stereo gear -- for an "arm and a leg."
	11:22am Andres: Good morning, Michael and No.1 fans! Beware the auction snipers on the Goodwill site or get some software to do the same. I have missed out on some choice components because of it.
	11:23am Dennis: Hey, Andrew!
	11:23am johnk77: some hardware for sale on ebay can be returnable
	11:23am Frank In Queens: Handy, you can probably even upgrade for cheaper than a repair.
	11:24am northguineahills: buenas dias, amigos!
	11:25am johnk77: yard sales and people moving are other sources goodwill etc.
	11:25am clarke: i have noticed that the receiver market has gone WAYYYY up on the ebay. used to be dirt cheap (with expensive shipping because of weight).
	11:25am Dennis: I think he nailed it - what say you, Dennis??
	11:25am Handy Haversack: Thanks, johnk77, all! Yeah, it's possible, Frank. We're still in the throes of the disappointment from finally getting it all hooked up for the first time in YEARS, with the FM antenna and everything, and then ... the central component was the one that wouldn't turn on. Womp womp.
	11:26am Andres: My little burg has DIY repair clubs where they love to have a go at vintage gear. I'm sure there must be such a place local to you, Handy.
	11:26am Frank In Queens: Handy, head down to Earwax and see what they have. I picked up my current receiver from them a couple of years ago.
	11:26am Kpx: Unless he can find a discount repair shop that will accept a hand or a foot.
	11:26am DJ Johnny Cool: I didn't know People Got to Be Free was a gospel song. Now I do!
	11:26am clarke: a good drummer never gets "bored"
	11:27am johnk77: @clarke strong agree just paid about $100- including shipping for a good sony cd player w/working remote;>
	11:27am Listener Julian: I've hit the drum in a number of professional outfits.. When you're in the groove, you serve the song
	11:27am northguineahills: Just had to tell the across the way neighbors, ; por favor, tranquilo' Being a skinny white guy, using espanol gets results....
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no Drums @ the Opry - hippie !!...
	11:27am Dennis: BTW, Mr. Diken, I’ve been grooving on your show during my far-too-infrequent sessions on the treadmill!
	11:27am clarke: well, Sony gear is good stuff - that's why HH should check the fuse.
	11:28am Dennis: All hail the snow blowing neighbors (of whom I have two)!
	11:28am Dennis Diken: sounded like the great Buddy Harman drummin’ on the Mel Tillis track. don’t know that he ever crashed a cymbal on the millions of sessions he played??
	11:29am Frank In Queens: I mean, of course check the fuse first. However, that's never been my luck when gear craps out on me.
	11:29am Frank In Queens: Michael, send all manscaping conundrums to Mike Sin. He's an expert in the field!
	11:29am clarke: i don't miss the snow (yet)!! buddy crashed with elvis!!
	11:29am Hughie Considine: Thinking of the waxing scene in 40-Year-Old Virgin now...
	11:29am Listener Baby: What? Can you say that all again?
	11:30am Hughie Considine: Maybe coconut oil could help out with your itchy chest, Michael
	11:30am Andrew in Toronto: Denny`s Den is amazing to exercise to!
	11:30am Brian in Charlottesville: Coconut oil is also the key to popping corn on a stovetop.
	11:30am Listener Julian: Drumscaping!? Wot
	11:30am Frank In Queens: Well, that too Julian.
	11:31am clarke: MovieTime!!!!!!!!!!!
	11:31am northguineahills: coconut oil/milk is essential for most SE Asian cuisine..
	11:31am johnk77: dust and cracked solder joints are visual clues also leaking caps
	11:31am Dominick: I enjoyed C&M
	11:31am Frank In Queens: This week+: The Player, Cruising, Cleopatra Jones, and A Taste Of Honey.
	11:32am Hughie Considine: The Chiefs haven't been in the Bowl for ages -- that's something relevant, I think.
	11:32am Frank In Queens: How 'bout them Chiefs, bub?
	11:32am Paul: Chiefs 31 Bucs 23
	11:32am Greg from ZONE 5: I watched Soul last night which I enjoyed. Sometimes I forget how mind-meltingly beautiful Pixar's animation is.
	11:32am northguineahills: I only watch futbol, but... I am a bucs fan due to geographic proximity...
	11:32am Listener Julian: I enjoy a little mild bondage Not gonna lie
	11:32am Moammar: Super Bowl: Moments of violence punctuated by endless committee meetings.
	11:32am clarke: The Player - used ta love that. Taste Of Honey - brilliant mate!
	11:33am Handy Haversack: Heartwarming, that Ted Lasso. Michael, I have made a few things now from the site where you got your chilles rellenos recipe. Good stuff! I never in my life imagined making my own enchilada sauce, but here we are. Quick SB narrative: The greatest quarterback of all time vs. the greatest quarterback playing the game right now. The last era of the NFL vs. the future. And two coaches that are more concerned with putting their players in a place to succeed than with their own reputations. It's really one of the better SBs in years.
	11:33am Paul: Chiefs won the Super Bowl last year, Hughie.
	11:33am Rayn: don't forget wonderful expensive commercials because marketing is our overlord
	11:33am clarke: ALL those Woodfall Films are just SOOO very worth it!!
	11:33am Frank In Queens: First viewing of both of those for me. The Player was good, Honey was great!
	11:33am myron feld: @Hughie: The Chiefs won last year.
	11:33am northguineahills: dayum, Handy, better, then I could have put it....
	11:33am Cooh John: Miley Cyrus is performing @ halftime. All you need to know, Michael.
	11:34am Hughie Considine: I remember hearing a rumor back in the day that Deborah Harry couldn't really sing without the Aphex Aural Exciter. I mean, it's absurd, but it stuck with me.
	11:34am Frank In Queens: clarke, I'll be digging into their catalog now.
	11:34am Wilson in SO: The game is the Kansas City Chiefs versus the Tampa Bay buccaneers. The Chiefs should win because, among other things, they have hands-down the most talented and interesting quarterback of all time; Patrick Mahomes. However, there is an interesting narrative at play which is that universally reviled QBTom Brady, in his first season away from the universally reviled patriots, took a generally very shabby team all the way to the big game. So the usual over dog is now the underdog.
	11:34am Hughie Considine: Miley Cyrus? What, Tortoise wasn't available?
	11:34am egould310: First play from scrimmage, Tom Brady drops back to pass; his ankle explodes and he crumples to the ground. He’s out of football forever. He’ll be lucky to walk without a limp. Chiefs put 28 points on the board in the 2nd quarter and skate to a repeat victory.
	11:35am Dennis: Neighborhood cashier: “Gonna watch the Super Bowl, Dennis?” Me: “I dunno... when’s it on?” (Entire store erupts in laughter)
	11:35am Hughie Considine: Those neighbors -- they really blow.
	11:36am northguineahills: @hughie: I follow the NFL, but I would actually watch the the superb owl if Tortoise was playing the halftime show...
	11:36am Ironic man: @egould....you must live in some sort of fantasy land
	11:37am Greg from ZONE 5: @Moammar: George Will!
	11:37am Corey: Some good Super Bowl commentary here! I'm watching to see Mahomes make a handful of special plays.
	11:37am Dennis: I only recently learned that Chip Douglas and Clarence White shared an apartment in L.A.
	11:37am Dominick: Speaking of component repair. I was greatly disappointed this week when my Pioneer CLD-3070 LaserDisc player's loading tray gave up the ghost last week. Anyone know of a NYC area shop that will work on this thing?
	11:37am CalZone!: Super duper version of Showed Me MS!
	11:37am Frank In Queens: I haven't watched football in years prior to the pandemic. I've had the playoffs on in the background at times this year out of sheer boredom. I'll watch the Super Bowl for the same reason.
	11:37am phat: My doctor asked me if I was going to watch the big game. I told him I haven't paid attention to the NFL since the Rams won the Super Bowl.
	11:37am Dennis: Enoch Light had a great version of You Showed Me
	11:37am clarke: i finally saw News Of The World - i really like westerns. i thought it was good - but, not great. seemed to be like Cold Mountain in that it was an Oddysean (sp?) epic journey thang.
	11:38am Bill in W.O.: The game will likely be close, as has been the pattern in recent years (after decades of bad/blowout SB games). Tampa Bay features GOAT QB Tom "MAGA" Brady, his old partner Rob Gronkowski and some very good receivers and a swarming defense versus the KC Chiefs and the greatest QB in the game today, Patrick Mahomes, who is spectacularly good and armed with two excellent receivers (Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce) and a number of less known playmakers, with a defense that is less impressive than Tampa's but which seems to play just well enough to keep opposing teams from outscoring the high-flying Chiefs. Final score KC 38 - Tampa Bay 35.
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Prefer preflyte bYRdS' uptempo version - altho - yerknow - Flo&Eddie...
	11:38am Ironic man: hey remember last years half time show? P R strip club!
	11:38am Sean: Didn't the Turtles have a hit with this?
	11:38am TDK60: When is the world ping pong Super tournament?
	11:39am Sean: Dennis, did the Enoch Light have a vocal part?
	11:39am Kpx: You should always play the explorers club right after any turtles song.
	11:40am johnk77: fuse failure much more common live audio/musical instrument studio sound etc rather than consumer home setup on qbs friends who knew joe montana said he had uncanny ability to see everything on field and sidelines all the time!
	11:40am Ironic man: If you want to see sports that puts you right to sleep, go to England!
	11:40am northguineahills: @what Dennis said (have too much Enoch Light rekkids). Off for caffeine...
	11:40am Montmaster J: We'll be watching. Making nachos. Rooting against Brady.
	11:40am spodiodi: this is a sweet little ditty
	11:41am Dennis: No Sean - from the album “Enoch Light and his Glittering Guitars”. He was generally all-instrumental
	11:41am Listener Baby: I’ll watch the game a little just to marvel at our cartoonishly large new TV
	11:41am Bootsie: I love this collab between Linda Gail & Robbie. the whole album is great!
	11:41am clarke: one reason why the fuse blows is when you plug in something that has been sitting in dust for years, the amp has to work a little harder to start
	11:42am Andres: Bucs defence stopped Packers from coming back after three interceptions. Some great receivers. Team is not so shabby. Go Chiefs!
	11:42am Ironic man: There is a sport in England called "Bowls".....dreadfully boring!
	11:43am Ironic man: Brady and the Bucs by 10
	11:43am P-90: Electric sitar + fuzz! #1 Hit
	11:45am johnk77: preferably coral
	11:45am clarke: The Roar From B-Minus!!!
	11:45am DJ Johnny Cool: HR is a dirty guitar player
	11:45am myron feld: Mrs. Feld always makes a the-two-cities-in-the-Super-Bowl-plus-the-host-city themed menu for the Super Bowl party we have each year. No party this year but still a menu: Deviled Crab Dip (TB), cheesy corn (KC), Cuban sangwiches (TB), flan (TB), and the featured beverage is the Kansas City Ice Water: gin, vodka, triple sec and 7-Up. There'd be more if we had guests.
	11:46am gf2002: Howard Roberts! More, please! One of the best jazz guitar tones of all time
	11:46am Handy Haversack: (And what kind of fuse should I have on hand for replacement purposes? Assuming it's different from what goes in the box in the basement. In the past.) We were in Scotland for a friend's wedding two years back, and my buddy was staying above a pub and making friends with the regulars there. Talked a lot of sports, told them about baseball and USAian football, heard about soccer and shinty. Finally asked, "But what about cricket? It's like baseball. Don't you watch cricket." And was told "What?! CRICKET? We're EFFING SCOTTISH!" Time to make brunch!
	11:46am northguineahills: can't go wrong w/ a Burt Bacharach toon...
	11:46am Dennis Diken: @Andrew - ha! at your service!
	11:46am egould310: @Ironic man I do have revenge fantasies when it comes to Tom Brady. I’m a Raiders fan; still bitter over the “tuck rule”. Now that I’ve vented my spleen... It should be a great game. The GOAT versus the best qb in the game right now. Chiefs try to repeat. Tampa Bay at home. I’ll be making bbq, drinking beer and watching every second of it.
	11:47am clarke: you can order a new fuse (ampage on the metal end - use a mag glass) for less than a dollar on the ebay
	11:47am northguineahills: @Handy: I watch cricket, have researched it, and it's still beyond my comprehension...
	11:48am Kpx: Don't want to be accused of being on the bandwagon, but wavering between the buc's and the chiefs.
	11:48am clarke: i am at YES!
	11:48am Sean: thanks Dennis, i have a lot of Comman Records, there are very few vocal parts as you say, but when they occur I always find them to be a gas. You should check out "Terry Baxter Orchestra" is you are unfamiliar, some great orchestral arranged covers.
	11:48am Sean: oops "Commnad Records"
	11:48am clarke: heard this yesterday - thumbs up - dos!!
	11:48am Moammar: I learned the rules of cricket once, watched a match, was utterly fascinated by its subtlety ... and then immediately forgot everything. Like baseball, you have to grow up with it, I think.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Zander or Daltrey?
	11:49am Sean: LOL COMMAND!
	11:49am Dennis Diken: Mikey, I’m guessing it’s John Guerin drumming on that Howard Roberts track
	11:49am Moammar: The other year, I had to explain baseball to a Turkish kid at Citi Field. By the second inning I had lapsed into defeated silence.
	11:49am Frank In Queens: I wish Daltrey still sounded this good...
	11:49am James in ATL: Always happy to hear Cheap Trick!
	11:50am clarke: i would pick Zander, but daltrey is not that bad on the latest 'Eww
	11:50am Sean: So you balked, Moammar?
	11:50am Frank In Queens: This is decent. I don't mind the 'eaviness.
	11:50am P-90: I dunno sounds like Cheap Trick to me. In a bit of a metal-ish mode this time.
	11:50am Moammar: Hah!
	11:51am JG: Cheap tTick is good. Just a heavy and catchy hook. That simple. Heavy is good. Catchy is good
	11:51am TDK60: Badminton is badass. You think it's just some polite tea-time thing.
	11:51am Hoboken Jack: Is this Cheap Trick song on the new AC/DC album?
	11:51am myron feld: Yea on the Cheap Trick.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kind of an AC/DC feel... ya want the Ketchiness w/ the Trick - but no particular complaints...
	11:51am Frank In Queens: I wish AC/DC still sounded this good...
	11:53am DjLorraine: Cheap Trick oh yes please
	11:53am Uncle Michael: I was trying to suggest that that was Robin's Roger impression.
	11:53am McGroovey: Say a Little Prayer sends me back to age 6 in 1968 riding in my parents' car (a 1955 Olds) in Syracuse with the AM radio on. That and the TV were the only places I'd hear contemporary pop music. Their own records were only jazz, and pop music of their teenage years of the fifties. We lived on campus at Syracuse University, and I see students anti-war-marching as memory-me looks out the car windows.
	11:53am clarke: Dax Nielsson is legit.
	11:53am Andrew in Toronto: Joe Osborn sure as hell knows his stuff.
	11:54am clarke: osbornE
	11:54am Dominick: Handy, Unfortunately most post 80s gear, Sony certainly, Have a sense circuit that confirms power supply voltages before a relay clicks the unit on. Failed power supply capacitors would create a state that would keep this circut from giving the ok.
	11:54am Squints: TDK60: Remembah that time David Ahteez embedded that shuttlecock in the guys thigh? That was some badass ahhhhsome.
	11:54am Sean: who's on the Rick Nelson lead guitar?
	11:54am Dominick: Great Rick Nelson track
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You want for a notable tune from Trick - but less Produced is the way for them, I reckon - cuz Rawkin' band.
	11:55am Frank In Queens: That was a very cool RN track!
	11:56am Dominick: Sean, James Burton AKAIK
	11:56am Bill in W.O.: Can't possibly top Lefty. Thanks, Michael.
	11:56am TDK60: Heehee, Squints! Yeah, check out some vidz from some SE Asian badminton tournees. Wild.
	11:56am clarke: i don't think it was burton at that later date??
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: McGroovey I was born late '63 - but yeah...
	11:58am Listener Baby: You do plenty, Baby
	11:58am clarke: how dem vines, Baby?!?!
	11:59am Listener Baby: Asleep for a little while longer, Clarke. They are almost ready to make my life hell.
	11:59am clarke: mistah whippah is sleepin' in, too, 2day.
	12:00pm Kpx: Good n Plenty,.
	12:00pm Listener Baby: I got to bed at midnight. Time just got away from me.
	12:01pm Listener Baby: Is Ted L as good as Silicon Valley?
	12:01pm Hoboken Jack: Funny how time slips away, Baby.
	12:01pm Sean: Marshall is producing o documentary of producer Tom Wilson. I think that's gonna be great.
	12:02pm Hoboken Jack: Ted L is a pile of garbage compared to Silicon Valley.
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: I thought Ted Lasso was great. And waaaaaaay better than I expected or than it should have been, given its origin!
	12:02pm Michael Shelley: no - but what is
	12:02pm Matt in Detroit: Ted Lasso is great.
	12:02pm Listener Baby: Ain’t it funny? And don’t you mean waaaaayyyyyyyyyyaayyyyyyyyyyyyy!
	12:03pm Squints: MC is right. Gotta get the reps. I started too late (58, 2+ years ago) to ever get good, per se. But working from home, when I'm a wee bored, the guitar is right there. I get less sloppy every day.
	12:04pm spodiodi: Handy, all the manuals i've found have been low-res (and/or behind a paywall), and i've seen no indications that your unit has a user-serviceable/accessible fuse. if you do open it, be careful. and if you find a fuse, but don't have one on hand, there are always paper clips and tin foil (but i didn't suggest such a rigged repair). good luck... and ig this has all already been hashed-out in the chat, sorry for the slow info :)
	12:04pm dano59: Is this from 9-volt Years??
	12:04pm Dominick: clarke, Burton is on the mime clip from the O&H show
	12:04pm Hoboken Jack: I found Lasso very likeable and upbeat with some laughs, kind of a minor-league Schitts Creek. I prefer more edge/sharpness. You know what I'm enjoying is the Mr. Mayor.
	12:05pm spodiodi: btw, i just (finally) hooked up our Great Room receiver/surround, within the past week (packed since oct. 1... it's nice to have it back
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: BABY! & BOTTLE!
	12:05pm Dominick: Love non-fades, letting the track it run out till it breaks down
	12:05pm Squints: Cat's singing a little like Georgie Fame there, in'nt he?
	12:05pm myron feld: in addition to the Super Bowl, we'll be watching (and I hope you all will, too) the Puppy Bowl, beginning at 2:00 PM Eastern time.
	12:06pm Listener Baby: Jack. Isn’t Schitt’s Creek, and minor league Schitt’s Creek?
	12:06pm davefromtoronto: good thing this wasn't a hit!
	12:06pm Steve: Cat Stevens or Dean Martin?
	12:06pm spodiodi: is Bud Bowl still a thing? is spuds mckenzie dead?
	12:06pm Listener Baby: Oh nailed that Baby!!! You’re back!,,,
	12:06pm Dominick: cut out the first it, paraphrasing Jerry Lewis
	12:07pm Dominick: Michael, best HB bongo overlay ever!
	12:07pm Bill in W.O.: @dano yup - 9-volt
	12:08pm Hubig Pie: No potent potables for Mr. Stevens these a-days
	12:09pm Dominick: spodlodi, Spuds retired and has a private island in the USVI
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have a question - for here I dunno : Worked a thrift store & took home two NAD brand stereo amps. But - they have no Volume - or any controls! Like one Input & Output each. They say STEREO ENVELOPE. What are these even for ??
	12:10pm Squints: RRN63, they assume you've already gone to eleven.
	12:10pm KWilde: Radio Thrift Shop often played Zeke Manners
	12:11pm Montmaster J: Terry won't let you!
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Squints maybe! For using w/ EQs or some deal?
	12:11pm phat: I've wanted a Clavinet for forever.
	12:11pm Hughie Considine: Not meant as a hot take, but Stevie's version is better.
	12:12pm mike east: My co has a hohner d6 for rent...Stevie wonder used it on a gig that I was backline tech for ages ago.
	12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He's up to covering TheBeatles...
	12:12pm Dominick: Rev Rab, NAD is good stuff. You have power amps that require a preamp or mixer as a source. Model #?s
	12:13pm Andres: Hughie C: I have had the same thought.
	12:13pm clarke: hard no hughie. it comes close - but no.
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: Brunch totchos are served!
	12:13pm Squints: Stevie's will do quite nicely. Good. God. Y'all.
	12:13pm TDK60: Michael I was in a band that had a clavinet. Fun, but it had to be tuned a lot.
	12:13pm HyperDose: Wonder how many Michael Shelley coasters there are out in the wild
	12:14pm Cooh John: Good afternoon, DjLorraine.
	12:14pm Dominick: Actually, I did
	12:15pm Michael Shelley: i think we made 300 sets... SEND PHOTOS!
	12:15pm Squints: The Rickenbacker of keyboards? That would suck if your roadie/tech is Opporknockity. Because ....
	12:16pm Squints: Daggone, this is a real nice record.
	12:16pm Andres: Loving the Love Power today!
	12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dominick : They're this : kahlaudio.com...
	12:16pm gf2002: Walked into a shop on Newbury in Boston around '92, they had a Clavinet for sale for around $500. The owner of the shop said if you buy a Clavinet, buy another for parts to repair it. I didn't buy it because I couldn't afford 2 Clavinets. This was of course before the internet and more availability of parts to fix these old rigs.
	12:17pm Handy Haversack: I assume coaster populations balloon out of control once they are away from the strict breeding regimen at the Magic Factory.
	12:17pm Squints: I imagine Terry Adams has a vault full of 'em somewhere, then.
	12:17pm clarke: must've been Newbury Guitars - RIP
	12:18pm johnk77: clavinet crucial for some reggae not ruggedly built;< check your battery @mike east peace & respect
	12:18pm Greg from ZONE 5: Currently reading Team Of Rivals and the word "melancholy" is used quite liberally.
	12:18pm clarke: terry would have at least two clavs on the road, and yes had a garage full of parts at one time.
	12:19pm Dean: on-WEE The Renaissance was all about the melancholy. As a result, some terrific music.
	12:19pm johnk77: lou donaldson could be blue! rick james composed on clav
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: Melancholy is one of the four major moods resulting from an overabundance of one of the four humours of the body, in this case, black bile.
	12:19pm TDK60: Ennui & The Enthusiasts. I'm holding that name for a possible my-next-band name. So, no stealing.
	12:19pm mike east: @johnk77- always have a 9v in my backpack ;) Love & light, my brother
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: During grade school, we were doing that thing where you take turns reading sections of a text, and we came to the word melancholy. The girl who got stuck having to read 'melancholy' was a timid type whom I knew from Hebrew School -- and she pronounced it with the Hebraic "ch" sound and a long "O." I had to share that. Thanks, all.
	12:20pm spodiodi: Dominick, good for Spuds! 🏝️ 🍻
	12:20pm Dean: But ennui isn't precisely melancholy. It's more a kind of detachment. Melancholy entails brooding, not so ennui.
	12:21pm clarke: could this be a david gates production?
	12:21pm Richard: Melancholic with a side of wistfulness.
	12:22pm Andres: If it wasn’t for melancholy records then I wouldn’t have a reason to turn up the volume and lay down on the couch in the middle of the day.
	12:22pm pottybear: Strings soften the melancholy
	12:22pm HyperDose: Totchos mmm, but "brunch" implies there are scrambled eggs. Going to have to sit this one out. My rivalry with those stinky ovals goes back decades!
	12:22pm Crei6hton: Good afternoon WFMU!
	12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ennui to me implies bored lassitude with maybe some demoralized aspect - & Melancholy the territory between wistful & actually sad ...ymmv.
	12:23pm gf2002: @clarke Yes! I believe it was Newbury Guitars, small shop with great gear. That same month I remember Daddy's on Mass Ave had a black Hammond M3 for $450 that I almost bought too before coming to my senses
	12:24pm Squints: Ennui VIII.
	12:25pm ?: is sarah shook any relation to steve shook?
	12:25pm clarke: gf - thnx for reminding me about Daddy's Junky Music! was trying to remember where i got that set of gretch drums.
	12:25pm clarke: no releation
	12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ennui the VIIIth - now that's good...
	12:26pm Handy Haversack: Ennui was invented in nineteenth-century French novels, once there was enough of a middle class to support novels and to feel boredom. Melancholy was diagnosed by Paracelsus and is, basically, depression.
	12:28pm dymphnite: Caroline!
	12:29pm Squints: Parastalsis would cure (all or at least distract from) ennui real quick.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Caroline is a perfect freaking song and record.
	12:29pm Montmaster J: On the subject of melancholy...Meloncholia is a very disturbing but powerful film...definitely not light entertainment
	12:29pm Frank Zaatar: I'm a fan of Weltschmerz myself.
	12:30pm Michael Shelley: YOU ARE 100% CORRECT MICHAEL
	12:30pm MaineMike: Maine representin'
	12:30pm Les B Frens: I tell my wife and kids that boredom is not real, like all the time.
	12:30pm clarke: agree Mont - disturbing but worth viewing
	12:30pm DjLorraine: Cooh John good afternoon. I really enjoyed my Friday WFMU experience yesterday and i'm back already for more.
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously - just in that small handful of Singers...
	12:31pm dano59: Sloth was originally two sins -- laziness and sadness. The latter was the more venal.
	12:31pm Dean: OED quotes John Evelyn's diary, 1667: "We have hardly any words that do...fully express the French naivete, ennui, bizarre, etc."
	12:32pm Bill in W.O.: I can't even think about Kirsty MacColl without feeling melancholy
	12:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You are correct about Caroline.
	12:32pm Hughie Considine: I too mist up when I think about Kirsty for too long..
	12:33pm clarke: remind me of Kirsty's tragedy???
	12:33pm Les B Frens: Did boredom spike after kitchen appliances started to go electric? Like the food processor? mmmmmmaybe
	12:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: weltschmerz n. World-weariness; an apathetic or pessimistic view of life; depression concerning or discomfort with the human condition or state of the world. ...I hear ya.
	12:35pm Dominick: Rev Rab. yep power amps. Nice ones. I don't see the "stereo envelope" thingy you mention.
	12:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks Michael! Heading out to visit my brother in your neck of the woods.
	12:36pm clarke: he's leaving Zone 5 ya'll!!
	12:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dominick TY for considering for me. So - I need a Mixer or something w/ a Volume is all? To plug components into them without doing capital punishment on speakers...
	12:38pm βrian: What if you lived on Saint Street?
	12:38pm clarke: i would guess for signage purposes (less $)
	12:38pm TDK60: I'm no st.
	12:38pm Dominick: RR, Yep, a mixer or a preamp.
	12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& how many St.s actually had STDs...
	12:39pm Squints: That's where Mister Mister had rehearsal space.
	12:39pm Matt in Detroit: See also: “Missus”
	12:39pm ?: It's a title like Mr. or Mrs.
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: If the NO SS had made the SB, I might have made more $.
	12:41pm clarke: saints will always be cursed (except for that GOLDEN season).
	12:42pm Dominick: RR or a passive volume control. You can plug a synth direct into it and use the synth's volume control, or a DAW where your interface or session has a monitor volume control.
	12:42pm Michael Shelley: GREG - try French Dad for pastries!
	12:42pm clarke: i fear (more) dark ages on the way for Saints
	12:42pm Stevel: Fantastic stuff! Especially the Josie Cotton! Thank you Michael, Skeletons, etc!
	12:42pm dano59: Josie brings me back. I used to cover her, adapting a song to "Jennie, are You Queer?"
	12:43pm Handy Haversack: Yay, Josie Cotton! Extreme Number One-iness! clarke, they did right by me in the regular season -- paid for yesterday's Bandcamp splurge!
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon. RIP to Jim Weatherly, writer of "Midnight Train to Georgia."
	12:43pm clarke: try out your ennui on French Dad!!
	12:43pm Rayn: the saints may have adopted by the darkness but the Browns were born in it, molded by it
	12:43pm clarke: i meant cursed in the playoffs
	12:43pm Dominick: Why wasn't this "Ginger Loves Maryanne"?
	12:44pm Frank Zaatar: @RevRabbit: Yes, a word for our times. Although if you have Weltschmerz about apathy, could that make you less apathetic?
	12:44pm Handy Haversack: French Dad is an animated show on the French network Reynaud. It's all about the zany ennui. Could always be worse. Trust me. I'm a Jets fan.
	12:45pm HyperDose: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 Check out Reason. It's the bomb diggity: www.reasonstudios.com...
	12:45pm clarke: it could be worse - and about to get so. brees is probably retiring.
	12:46pm Squints: My woman from Tokyo, anyone?
	12:46pm Dennis Diken: Clem Cattini drummin’ on “She’s Got Everything”
	12:46pm myron feld: That French horn!
	12:46pm phat: All this talk about ennui, someone needs Confuse-a-cat, or Stun-a-stoat.
	12:46pm clarke: wow - that french horn is AWEsomeness
	12:46pm Frank In Queens: Where is this mix from?
	12:46pm Listener Baby: The man has eaten his Wheaties
	12:46pm egould310: Lose Shel Talmy’s piano and that french horn. #1 hit tho.
	12:46pm ?: great set, perfect after 5hrs driving through snowy fields and not a cloud in the sky, thanks! /fredrik l, gothenburg. sweden
	12:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Entwistle on FrenchHorn ? :p
	12:46pm phat: @Squints noticed that too
	12:47pm Squints: Double triplets on the snare get me every time. Any song, any time.
	12:47pm βrian: The Kinks in one ear, the "continents song" in the other. (Little Human never slows down.)
	12:47pm James in ATL: Never realized how close this song is to My Woman from Tokyo.
	12:47pm Dominick: that was perfection
	12:47pm myron feld: @Dennis Diken, was this recorded prior to them letting Avory play on the records?
	12:47pm HyperDose: It's funky enough!
	12:48pm Squints: My favorite Sylvahs record, theah.
	12:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @HyperDose: TY ! I'm more about spanking an actual Gittar & something like Audacity maybe - but I'll file that...
	12:48pm clarke: cattini plays on early kinks stuff - but you can see mick avory kicking arse on same material live
	12:49pm Kotzwinkled: Bless Run the Jewels for sampling "Misdemeanor" and bringing it into my life.
	12:49pm clarke: check the Paris show in '64 (on the youtube)
	12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KINKS
	12:50pm Listener Baby: Steve just happens to playing drums on this one.
	12:50pm DJ Johnny Cool: GP my favorite artist that I've still not seen live!
	12:51pm phat: Jesus I want to see Graham Parker so bad.
	12:51pm Corey: Today's show has been off the hook! So many clicked stars. Thanks Michael and skeleton crew! Enjoy your Saturday all!
	12:51pm Tim from LH: https://youtu.be/k_u-WM0Awrg Look /listen for Dave Davies Strangers in a clip right before the start of super bowl.
	12:51pm Ross T.: GP and Rumour '79/Sparks show one of my top 5.
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice color FMU shirt ! : www.facebook.com...
	12:52pm Hughie Considine: In 1979, Graham Parker, Joe Jackson and Elvis Costello could have gone on a Three Tenors type of tour as the Three Angry Men. It would have been fractious.
	12:52pm Michael in Montclair: Perhaps my favorite GP song. I remembered the video for this song back in MTV's heyday.
	12:52pm clarke: what's that movie where the protag is Graham Parker's new label owner??
	12:52pm HyperDose: @Rev I use Reason as a standalone for composing with MIDI and messing with samples. You can also record into it, or use it as a plugin in Pro Tools (or your DAW of choice). It's been my main squeeze for the past 13 years.
	12:52pm Ross T.: This 40
	12:53pm Niko, Copenhagen: Thanks for the show, Michael. All the way from Denmark. I always listen while cooking for my family. But never get time to write. Now I did! - -Back to the kitchen!
	12:53pm johnk77: jim weatherly rip quarterback/songwriter polymath!
	12:53pm Gerry from Miami: Saw Mr. Parker and band at the Greek Theater in LA almost 40 years ago. Damn, that was a long time ago!!
	12:54pm Bill in W.O.: I've seen GP solo, backed up by The Figgs and with the Rumour a few years back when they reunited and did that OK record with the worst cover ever, but I'd trade the lot for a back in time '79 show.
	12:54pm clarke: niko: iz it copen-HAY-gen or copen-HAH-gen??
	12:54pm radioronan: Thanks Michael...thanks skeletons!
	12:55pm HyperDose: This ROCKS! Thanks for the adrenaline boost, Michael! :D
	12:55pm TDK60: Thanks Michael. It seems some of these are hits.
	12:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Michael Shelley and #1 Skeleton Crew!
	12:55pm DG: The movie is "This is 40," another Apatow comedy w/Paul Rudd. Apatow, for all his faults, actually got GP & The Rumour to reunite for it (I think). Haven't seen it yet, but wanted to, shows up on cable from time to time.
	12:55pm Michael in Montclair: Saw GP open up for Nick Lowe & His Band with an impressive acoustic set at Tarrytown Music Hall back around September 2010. Excellent show.
	12:56pm clarke: yes that's it!! wanna see that again. nice shew here!! as always.
	12:56pm Handy Haversack: Two hours go so fast when it's all number one! Thanks, Michael! Great show. Thanks, Skeleton (Ruth?)! Later on, Number Oners. Thanks for the good advice and better conversating.
	12:56pm Dennis: Clarence!! Just the greatest ever, that’s all.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Michael!
	12:56pm McGroovey: I always forget to listen to Hamburger Great show
	12:56pm DG: Oh, & then he & the Rumour toured, at least once, but missed them. Saw GP in the '80s with his other band (B. Schwarz may have been in it, around the time of The Real Macaw) then solo on that Dave Edmunds R&R Tour (w/Dion, etc.) & he was great.
	12:57pm vertual: Thanks Michael Number 1 hits = 0 ennui for me.
	12:57pm ?: Thanks Michael and all... !!!!! ps. Road, Street and Avenue might be on the list of most abbreviated... V-Effect "STOP PLAYING THOSE SONGS" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cannot get out for the shopping = food.... Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:57pm phat: @Michael in Montclair that sounds like heaven
	12:57pm Frank In Queens: Great show Michael. See you all again next week!
	12:57pm Dean: Heard GP three times in Berkeley, once with Brinsley Schwarz. Sure wish I'd gone to that Greek show.
	12:57pm Dennis Diken: @myron - no, Bobby Graham drummed on early tracks, apparently becuz Mick hadn’t joined yet. Then Clem is on Kontroversy when Mick went AWOL following the big blowout onstage w Dave. Then on this track. And “Live Life”...later!
	12:57pm clarke: anyone ever git the feelin' they been Clarence'd - goo'nite
	12:57pm Michael in Montclair: Thanks Michael, great show today!
	12:57pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Brit friends said for them it’s like softball here - fun to play with friends but they don’t follow the pro games. However, Indian engineers I work with play on the campus field after work and talk about it a lot.
	12:57pm Dennis Diken: Great show Mikey!
	12:58pm Dennis Diken: Mick is on a few Kontroversy tracks
	12:58pm Bill in W.O.: Thanks, Michael
	12:58pm Pauly from Clifton: Tasty show, Michael! Thanks!
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: label industry?
	12:58pm myron feld: J&H! The VERY best!
	12:59pm Dominick: inside and outside
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ MS ! ...Convo All.
	12:59pm clarke: J & H ~~~
	12:59pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks Michael, thanks Ruth!!!
	12:59pm myron feld: Ever give.
	1:00pm vertual: take a letter, maria
	1:00pm clarke: international
	1:00pm McGroovey: Pertaining to my opinion, I enjoyed this show today.
	1:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...pertaining in perpetuity...
	1:00pm McGroovey: Thanks Ruth!
	4:33pm Bob: Crimes and Misdemeanors is absolutely Woody's masterpiece. Enjoy his movies now before the upcoming, four part HBO doc cancels Woody forever.

Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 6, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Bread	Dismal Day "Dismal Day" by "Bread"
Paul Collins Beat, The	Let Me In Your Life
Johnny Paycheck	The Girl They Talk About
Sandpebbles, The	Love Power "Love Power" by "Sandpebbles, The"
Golden Boys, The	Wake Up Little Susie
Incredible Casuals, The	Be Here Now
David Bowie	Sell Me A Coat "Sell Me A Coat" by "David Bowie"
Mel Tillis	Tupelo County Jail "Tupelo County Jail" by "Mel Tillis"
Marion Williams	People Got to Be Free
Blondie	Little Girl Lies "Little Girl Lies" by "Blondie"
Now Generation	You Showed Me "You Showed Me" by "Now Generation"
Robbie Fulks and Linda Gail Lewis	Till Death Do Us Part
Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson	Soul Shake
Howard Roberts Quintet	I Say a Little Prayer
Cheap Trick	Light Up The Fire "Light Up The Fire" by "Cheap Trick"
Rick Nelson	Gypsy Woman "Gypsy Woman" by "Rick Nelson"
Lefty Frizzell	I Just Can't Live That Fast (Any More)
Ruth Brown	I Wanna Do More "I Wanna Do More" by "Ruth Brown"
Marshall Crenshaw	She's Not You "She's Not You" by "Marshall Crenshaw"
Cat Stevens	Bring Another Bottle Baby
Zeke Manners and his Gang	I'm A-Goin', Sue, I'm Goin'
Stevie Wonder	We Can Work It Out "We Can Work It Out" by "Stevie Wonder"
Lou Donaldson	Love Power "Love Power" by "Lou Donaldson"
John Buck Wilkin	Apartment 21 "Apartment 21" by "John Buck Wilkin"
Sarah Shook And The Disarmers	Good As Gold
G.L. Crockett	It's a Man Down There
Kirsty MacColl	Caroline "Caroline" by "Kirsty MacColl"
Nick DeCaro	Getting Mighty Crowded
Logan Ledger	(I'm Gonna Get Over This) Some Day
Dumpy "Piano" Rice	St. Louis Blues
Josie Cotton	Jimmy Loves Maryanne
Kinks, The	She's Got Everything [alt. version]
Foster Sylvers	Misdemeanor "Misdemeanor" by "Foster Sylvers"
Graham Parker & The Rumour	Local Girls
Muffs, The	Become Undone "Become Undone" by "Muffs, The"
Nashville West	Nashville West "Nashville West" by "Nashville West"
J & H Productions	Pertaining To The Label Industry

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CLICK HERE for "Mind-Blowing Six Song Country Mashup" - which, if it is real, is pretty mind blowing

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Listener comments!
	11:01am clarke: hey. Now.
	11:01am spodiodi: good morning, Michael Shelley and #1 fans!
	11:02am Handy Haversack: Happy Saturday wishes, Michael and the Shelle Gamers! Morning, clarke, spodi!
	11:03am clarke: now i'm already worried about Baby.
	11:03am spodiodi: hey, Handy, clarke!
	11:03am Frank In Queens: Hey hey, now now!
	11:03am egould310: Mike is a wonderful name for a dog. Rhymes with “Spike”?!?
	11:03am clarke: it IS a rather dismal day in new orleans.
	11:04am bigplanetnoise: Good morning, Michael!
	11:04am Handy Haversack: Sun on the snow here, but more snow coming tomorrow, apparently. Hey, Frank!
	11:04am Squints: ok, then
	11:05am Hoboken Jack: Hey Michael, Ruth, Frank, Handy, Soo.... where in tarnation is BABY?!?
	11:05am Cooh John: Saturday salutations Michael Shelley and fellow listeners. Howdy Handy, spodiodi, et.al. Haven't heard Bread in a while.
	11:05am Cacophone Jeff: Happy Saturday, Mike, and everyone here!
	11:05am Frank In Queens: Handy! What's up, man?
	11:05am Kpx: Good morning, Michael Michael motorcycle.
	11:05am Corey: Morning Michael and listeners!
	11:05am Listener Baby: Morning!
	11:05am Frank In Queens: Hi Jack! Hey Clarke!
	11:05am Listener Baby: Morning!
	11:05am spodiodi: Handy, the guitar in this song reminds me of My Bird Performs by XTC -- i thought it was them when it began (the Bread song, i mean)
	11:05am clarke: the puck is in your zone!! (this is about the extent of my hockey "knowlege")
	11:05am Frank In Queens: Baby!
	11:06am Michael Shelley: MORNING ALL!
	11:06am Doug in JC: Good morning. Hey Handy, missed you yesterday afternoon!
	11:06am TDK60: Morning Michael and Saturdee caffeine sippers.
	11:06am clarke: BABY!! whew. had me worried, there.
	11:06am Frank In Queens: clarke, I'm always playing defense.
	11:06am luka: that TOPT bumper makes me so happy. probably because it sounds like he is in public around other people. doin stuff. sigh.
	11:06am Montmaster J: Morning from the Mont.
	11:07am clarke: AIN'T WE ALL!!
	11:07am Listener Baby: Hi Frank!
	11:08am Listener Baby: Over-slept my man Clarke.
	11:08am clarke: good reason!
	11:09am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Michael and everybody else.
	11:09am Michael Shelley: not like you Baby - you oke?
	11:09am KWilde: Good morning!
	11:10am Listener Baby: Ha. We all have our bad days, Baby. You know that.
	11:10am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jack, Baby, Doug, TDK60, Cooh John, luka! Doug, where was I yesterday? My memory is all WFMU ... spodi, I can hear that! So, question for Frank or other knowledgeable East River-adjacent locals: we finally got a shelf that let us take all the components out and set up. With great hope, I connected everything ... and found the tuner/receiver won't turn on. Any idea of a place to get it fixed locally? It's probably 25 years old? Sony. Seems a shame to dump it. Or am I being stupid?
	11:10am Pedro in Arlington: Enjoying the No. 1 part of Saturday morning.
	11:12am clarke: first - you should try replacing the fuse - something you can do yerself, Handy!
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mornin'.
	11:12am Moammar: There are some great videos on YouTube of George Jones and Johnny Paycheck. Can't imagine what the show afterparties were like.
	11:13am Handy Haversack: Is it, clarke? Fairly easy to find? Let's, er, pretend that I'm an idiot who knows nothing!
	11:13am Doug in JC: @handy- sheila b... you said hi but I fell asleep
	11:13am Moammar: Check them out on the Jimmy Dean show: www.youtube.com...
	11:14am TDK60: Hi Handy.
	11:14am Dennis Diken: “Love Power” -YEAH!! go, Mikey, hey everyone!
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot GeorgeJones immediately hearing that...
	11:14am spodiodi: Handy, what's the model? a quick ask of the oracle may provide helpful info (including a long shot on there being an accessible fuse, and it's location)
	11:14am Frank In Queens: Handy, I myself is looking for a place to repair old equipment. I have two receivers that could use work and their just collecting dust in my basement because I don't know where to take them. Supposedly there's a guy on Clarkson Ave who is good and affordable, but he's a one man operation and it's more of a side gig than his profession, so it takes him ages to get the work done.
	11:14am spodiodi: clarke beat me to it
	11:14am clarke: there should be a little fuse holder in the back of the receiver - turn it counter-clockwise, take the fuse out and see if the filament is 'broken' - it is a good sign if it is broken. easily fixed.
	11:15am Frank In Queens: "I myself is..." jeez, where's my caffeine?!
	11:15am davefromtoronto: ricky ricardo's first band!
	11:16am Dennis: Aloha fellow No. 1 hitseekers!
	11:16am clarke: yeah.
	11:16am Listener Baby: I’m up.
	11:17am Listener Baby: Swear!
	11:17am clarke: yes - it's me.
	11:17am Frank In Queens: clarke!
	11:18am Handy Haversack: Ha! No shame in that, Doug. These weeks, I swear. Each more week-long than the last. Frank, the most likely candidate we have found so far is on E. 77th St. in Manhattan. And there's what looks like a fancy tape recorder place on Ocean Parkway? spodi, it's a Sony STR-D350Z AV Control Center. And the CD player seems like it needs some sort of wrench smack to fix the opening-closing action. A Sony CDP-C160Z.
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl compressed (?) gittartone...
	11:19am johnk77: regarding audio repair in nyc years ago i sent some gear to www.earsnycproaudio.com they were expensive
	11:19am clarke: way too much compression on EVERYthing!
	11:19am Hoboken Jack: Clarke, nice! Hellooooo BABY. Good day, Dennis!
	11:19am johnk77: ebay is a good source for purchasing used audio hardware
	11:19am Listener Baby: Jack!
	11:20am Paul: Shovel with your arms, not your legs.
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have tossed some kewl components over lack of apparent functioning...with regret ...loves pre-huge Boowies !
	11:20am Michael Shelley: Goodwill dot.com has some good used audio stuff
	11:20am Dennis Diken: ‘ello Jack!
	11:20am Dennis: Yo, Jack!
	11:21am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Michael & all!
	11:21am Andrew in Toronto: Hey there Dennis!
	11:21am johnk77: unless sentiment or collectability is involved repair cost can easily exceed replacement cost w/similar item
	11:21am Dennis: Bending at the knees during snow removal is crucial, Michael!
	11:22am clarke: i wouldn't imagine that electronic repair in the five burrows would be 'timely'. i would try the hinterlands, maybe? if you are going upstate or something. that said, the fuse fix is EASY and could be the culprit.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...lotsa cheap used audio...but used means maybe that much closer to - burning out...
	11:22am TDK60: Handy, be careful, some electronics repair shops /will/ repair your stereo gear -- for an "arm and a leg."
	11:22am Andres: Good morning, Michael and No.1 fans! Beware the auction snipers on the Goodwill site or get some software to do the same. I have missed out on some choice components because of it.
	11:23am Dennis: Hey, Andrew!
	11:23am johnk77: some hardware for sale on ebay can be returnable
	11:23am Frank In Queens: Handy, you can probably even upgrade for cheaper than a repair.
	11:24am northguineahills: buenas dias, amigos!
	11:25am johnk77: yard sales and people moving are other sources goodwill etc.
	11:25am clarke: i have noticed that the receiver market has gone WAYYYY up on the ebay. used to be dirt cheap (with expensive shipping because of weight).
	11:25am Dennis: I think he nailed it - what say you, Dennis??
	11:25am Handy Haversack: Thanks, johnk77, all! Yeah, it's possible, Frank. We're still in the throes of the disappointment from finally getting it all hooked up for the first time in YEARS, with the FM antenna and everything, and then ... the central component was the one that wouldn't turn on. Womp womp.
	11:26am Andres: My little burg has DIY repair clubs where they love to have a go at vintage gear. I'm sure there must be such a place local to you, Handy.
	11:26am Frank In Queens: Handy, head down to Earwax and see what they have. I picked up my current receiver from them a couple of years ago.
	11:26am Kpx: Unless he can find a discount repair shop that will accept a hand or a foot.
	11:26am DJ Johnny Cool: I didn't know People Got to Be Free was a gospel song. Now I do!
	11:26am clarke: a good drummer never gets "bored"
	11:27am johnk77: @clarke strong agree just paid about $100- including shipping for a good sony cd player w/working remote;>
	11:27am Listener Julian: I've hit the drum in a number of professional outfits.. When you're in the groove, you serve the song
	11:27am northguineahills: Just had to tell the across the way neighbors, ; por favor, tranquilo' Being a skinny white guy, using espanol gets results....
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no Drums @ the Opry - hippie !!...
	11:27am Dennis: BTW, Mr. Diken, I’ve been grooving on your show during my far-too-infrequent sessions on the treadmill!
	11:27am clarke: well, Sony gear is good stuff - that's why HH should check the fuse.
	11:28am Dennis: All hail the snow blowing neighbors (of whom I have two)!
	11:28am Dennis Diken: sounded like the great Buddy Harman drummin’ on the Mel Tillis track. don’t know that he ever crashed a cymbal on the millions of sessions he played??
	11:29am Frank In Queens: I mean, of course check the fuse first. However, that's never been my luck when gear craps out on me.
	11:29am Frank In Queens: Michael, send all manscaping conundrums to Mike Sin. He's an expert in the field!
	11:29am clarke: i don't miss the snow (yet)!! buddy crashed with elvis!!
	11:29am Hughie Considine: Thinking of the waxing scene in 40-Year-Old Virgin now...
	11:29am Listener Baby: What? Can you say that all again?
	11:30am Hughie Considine: Maybe coconut oil could help out with your itchy chest, Michael
	11:30am Andrew in Toronto: Denny`s Den is amazing to exercise to!
	11:30am Brian in Charlottesville: Coconut oil is also the key to popping corn on a stovetop.
	11:30am Listener Julian: Drumscaping!? Wot
	11:30am Frank In Queens: Well, that too Julian.
	11:31am clarke: MovieTime!!!!!!!!!!!
	11:31am northguineahills: coconut oil/milk is essential for most SE Asian cuisine..
	11:31am johnk77: dust and cracked solder joints are visual clues also leaking caps
	11:31am Dominick: I enjoyed C&M
	11:31am Frank In Queens: This week+: The Player, Cruising, Cleopatra Jones, and A Taste Of Honey.
	11:32am Hughie Considine: The Chiefs haven't been in the Bowl for ages -- that's something relevant, I think.
	11:32am Frank In Queens: How 'bout them Chiefs, bub?
	11:32am Paul: Chiefs 31 Bucs 23
	11:32am Greg from ZONE 5: I watched Soul last night which I enjoyed. Sometimes I forget how mind-meltingly beautiful Pixar's animation is.
	11:32am northguineahills: I only watch futbol, but... I am a bucs fan due to geographic proximity...
	11:32am Listener Julian: I enjoy a little mild bondage Not gonna lie
	11:32am Moammar: Super Bowl: Moments of violence punctuated by endless committee meetings.
	11:32am clarke: The Player - used ta love that. Taste Of Honey - brilliant mate!
	11:33am Handy Haversack: Heartwarming, that Ted Lasso. Michael, I have made a few things now from the site where you got your chilles rellenos recipe. Good stuff! I never in my life imagined making my own enchilada sauce, but here we are. Quick SB narrative: The greatest quarterback of all time vs. the greatest quarterback playing the game right now. The last era of the NFL vs. the future. And two coaches that are more concerned with putting their players in a place to succeed than with their own reputations. It's really one of the better SBs in years.
	11:33am Paul: Chiefs won the Super Bowl last year, Hughie.
	11:33am Rayn: don't forget wonderful expensive commercials because marketing is our overlord
	11:33am clarke: ALL those Woodfall Films are just SOOO very worth it!!
	11:33am Frank In Queens: First viewing of both of those for me. The Player was good, Honey was great!
	11:33am myron feld: @Hughie: The Chiefs won last year.
	11:33am northguineahills: dayum, Handy, better, then I could have put it....
	11:33am Cooh John: Miley Cyrus is performing @ halftime. All you need to know, Michael.
	11:34am Hughie Considine: I remember hearing a rumor back in the day that Deborah Harry couldn't really sing without the Aphex Aural Exciter. I mean, it's absurd, but it stuck with me.
	11:34am Frank In Queens: clarke, I'll be digging into their catalog now.
	11:34am Wilson in SO: The game is the Kansas City Chiefs versus the Tampa Bay buccaneers. The Chiefs should win because, among other things, they have hands-down the most talented and interesting quarterback of all time; Patrick Mahomes. However, there is an interesting narrative at play which is that universally reviled QBTom Brady, in his first season away from the universally reviled patriots, took a generally very shabby team all the way to the big game. So the usual over dog is now the underdog.
	11:34am Hughie Considine: Miley Cyrus? What, Tortoise wasn't available?
	11:34am egould310: First play from scrimmage, Tom Brady drops back to pass; his ankle explodes and he crumples to the ground. He’s out of football forever. He’ll be lucky to walk without a limp. Chiefs put 28 points on the board in the 2nd quarter and skate to a repeat victory.
	11:35am Dennis: Neighborhood cashier: “Gonna watch the Super Bowl, Dennis?” Me: “I dunno... when’s it on?” (Entire store erupts in laughter)
	11:35am Hughie Considine: Those neighbors -- they really blow.
	11:36am northguineahills: @hughie: I follow the NFL, but I would actually watch the the superb owl if Tortoise was playing the halftime show...
	11:36am Ironic man: @egould....you must live in some sort of fantasy land
	11:37am Greg from ZONE 5: @Moammar: George Will!
	11:37am Corey: Some good Super Bowl commentary here! I'm watching to see Mahomes make a handful of special plays.
	11:37am Dennis: I only recently learned that Chip Douglas and Clarence White shared an apartment in L.A.
	11:37am Dominick: Speaking of component repair. I was greatly disappointed this week when my Pioneer CLD-3070 LaserDisc player's loading tray gave up the ghost last week. Anyone know of a NYC area shop that will work on this thing?
	11:37am CalZone!: Super duper version of Showed Me MS!
	11:37am Frank In Queens: I haven't watched football in years prior to the pandemic. I've had the playoffs on in the background at times this year out of sheer boredom. I'll watch the Super Bowl for the same reason.
	11:37am phat: My doctor asked me if I was going to watch the big game. I told him I haven't paid attention to the NFL since the Rams won the Super Bowl.
	11:37am Dennis: Enoch Light had a great version of You Showed Me
	11:37am clarke: i finally saw News Of The World - i really like westerns. i thought it was good - but, not great. seemed to be like Cold Mountain in that it was an Oddysean (sp?) epic journey thang.
	11:38am Bill in W.O.: The game will likely be close, as has been the pattern in recent years (after decades of bad/blowout SB games). Tampa Bay features GOAT QB Tom "MAGA" Brady, his old partner Rob Gronkowski and some very good receivers and a swarming defense versus the KC Chiefs and the greatest QB in the game today, Patrick Mahomes, who is spectacularly good and armed with two excellent receivers (Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce) and a number of less known playmakers, with a defense that is less impressive than Tampa's but which seems to play just well enough to keep opposing teams from outscoring the high-flying Chiefs. Final score KC 38 - Tampa Bay 35.
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Prefer preflyte bYRdS' uptempo version - altho - yerknow - Flo&Eddie...
	11:38am Ironic man: hey remember last years half time show? P R strip club!
	11:38am Sean: Didn't the Turtles have a hit with this?
	11:38am TDK60: When is the world ping pong Super tournament?
	11:39am Sean: Dennis, did the Enoch Light have a vocal part?
	11:39am Kpx: You should always play the explorers club right after any turtles song.
	11:40am johnk77: fuse failure much more common live audio/musical instrument studio sound etc rather than consumer home setup on qbs friends who knew joe montana said he had uncanny ability to see everything on field and sidelines all the time!
	11:40am Ironic man: If you want to see sports that puts you right to sleep, go to England!
	11:40am northguineahills: @what Dennis said (have too much Enoch Light rekkids). Off for caffeine...
	11:40am Montmaster J: We'll be watching. Making nachos. Rooting against Brady.
	11:40am spodiodi: this is a sweet little ditty
	11:41am Dennis: No Sean - from the album “Enoch Light and his Glittering Guitars”. He was generally all-instrumental
	11:41am Listener Baby: I’ll watch the game a little just to marvel at our cartoonishly large new TV
	11:41am Bootsie: I love this collab between Linda Gail & Robbie. the whole album is great!
	11:41am clarke: one reason why the fuse blows is when you plug in something that has been sitting in dust for years, the amp has to work a little harder to start
	11:42am Andres: Bucs defence stopped Packers from coming back after three interceptions. Some great receivers. Team is not so shabby. Go Chiefs!
	11:42am Ironic man: There is a sport in England called "Bowls".....dreadfully boring!
	11:43am Ironic man: Brady and the Bucs by 10
	11:43am P-90: Electric sitar + fuzz! #1 Hit
	11:45am johnk77: preferably coral
	11:45am clarke: The Roar From B-Minus!!!
	11:45am DJ Johnny Cool: HR is a dirty guitar player
	11:45am myron feld: Mrs. Feld always makes a the-two-cities-in-the-Super-Bowl-plus-the-host-city themed menu for the Super Bowl party we have each year. No party this year but still a menu: Deviled Crab Dip (TB), cheesy corn (KC), Cuban sangwiches (TB), flan (TB), and the featured beverage is the Kansas City Ice Water: gin, vodka, triple sec and 7-Up. There'd be more if we had guests.
	11:46am gf2002: Howard Roberts! More, please! One of the best jazz guitar tones of all time
	11:46am Handy Haversack: (And what kind of fuse should I have on hand for replacement purposes? Assuming it's different from what goes in the box in the basement. In the past.) We were in Scotland for a friend's wedding two years back, and my buddy was staying above a pub and making friends with the regulars there. Talked a lot of sports, told them about baseball and USAian football, heard about soccer and shinty. Finally asked, "But what about cricket? It's like baseball. Don't you watch cricket." And was told "What?! CRICKET? We're EFFING SCOTTISH!" Time to make brunch!
	11:46am northguineahills: can't go wrong w/ a Burt Bacharach toon...
	11:46am Dennis Diken: @Andrew - ha! at your service!
	11:46am egould310: @Ironic man I do have revenge fantasies when it comes to Tom Brady. I’m a Raiders fan; still bitter over the “tuck rule”. Now that I’ve vented my spleen... It should be a great game. The GOAT versus the best qb in the game right now. Chiefs try to repeat. Tampa Bay at home. I’ll be making bbq, drinking beer and watching every second of it.
	11:47am clarke: you can order a new fuse (ampage on the metal end - use a mag glass) for less than a dollar on the ebay
	11:47am northguineahills: @Handy: I watch cricket, have researched it, and it's still beyond my comprehension...
	11:48am Kpx: Don't want to be accused of being on the bandwagon, but wavering between the buc's and the chiefs.
	11:48am clarke: i am at YES!
	11:48am Sean: thanks Dennis, i have a lot of Comman Records, there are very few vocal parts as you say, but when they occur I always find them to be a gas. You should check out "Terry Baxter Orchestra" is you are unfamiliar, some great orchestral arranged covers.
	11:48am Sean: oops "Commnad Records"
	11:48am clarke: heard this yesterday - thumbs up - dos!!
	11:48am Moammar: I learned the rules of cricket once, watched a match, was utterly fascinated by its subtlety ... and then immediately forgot everything. Like baseball, you have to grow up with it, I think.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Zander or Daltrey?
	11:49am Sean: LOL COMMAND!
	11:49am Dennis Diken: Mikey, I’m guessing it’s John Guerin drumming on that Howard Roberts track
	11:49am Moammar: The other year, I had to explain baseball to a Turkish kid at Citi Field. By the second inning I had lapsed into defeated silence.
	11:49am Frank In Queens: I wish Daltrey still sounded this good...
	11:49am James in ATL: Always happy to hear Cheap Trick!
	11:50am clarke: i would pick Zander, but daltrey is not that bad on the latest 'Eww
	11:50am Sean: So you balked, Moammar?
	11:50am Frank In Queens: This is decent. I don't mind the 'eaviness.
	11:50am P-90: I dunno sounds like Cheap Trick to me. In a bit of a metal-ish mode this time.
	11:50am Moammar: Hah!
	11:51am JG: Cheap tTick is good. Just a heavy and catchy hook. That simple. Heavy is good. Catchy is good
	11:51am TDK60: Badminton is badass. You think it's just some polite tea-time thing.
	11:51am Hoboken Jack: Is this Cheap Trick song on the new AC/DC album?
	11:51am myron feld: Yea on the Cheap Trick.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kind of an AC/DC feel... ya want the Ketchiness w/ the Trick - but no particular complaints...
	11:51am Frank In Queens: I wish AC/DC still sounded this good...
	11:53am DjLorraine: Cheap Trick oh yes please
	11:53am Uncle Michael: I was trying to suggest that that was Robin's Roger impression.
	11:53am McGroovey: Say a Little Prayer sends me back to age 6 in 1968 riding in my parents' car (a 1955 Olds) in Syracuse with the AM radio on. That and the TV were the only places I'd hear contemporary pop music. Their own records were only jazz, and pop music of their teenage years of the fifties. We lived on campus at Syracuse University, and I see students anti-war-marching as memory-me looks out the car windows.
	11:53am clarke: Dax Nielsson is legit.
	11:53am Andrew in Toronto: Joe Osborn sure as hell knows his stuff.
	11:54am clarke: osbornE
	11:54am Dominick: Handy, Unfortunately most post 80s gear, Sony certainly, Have a sense circuit that confirms power supply voltages before a relay clicks the unit on. Failed power supply capacitors would create a state that would keep this circut from giving the ok.
	11:54am Squints: TDK60: Remembah that time David Ahteez embedded that shuttlecock in the guys thigh? That was some badass ahhhhsome.
	11:54am Sean: who's on the Rick Nelson lead guitar?
	11:54am Dominick: Great Rick Nelson track
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You want for a notable tune from Trick - but less Produced is the way for them, I reckon - cuz Rawkin' band.
	11:55am Frank In Queens: That was a very cool RN track!
	11:56am Dominick: Sean, James Burton AKAIK
	11:56am Bill in W.O.: Can't possibly top Lefty. Thanks, Michael.
	11:56am TDK60: Heehee, Squints! Yeah, check out some vidz from some SE Asian badminton tournees. Wild.
	11:56am clarke: i don't think it was burton at that later date??
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: McGroovey I was born late '63 - but yeah...
	11:58am Listener Baby: You do plenty, Baby
	11:58am clarke: how dem vines, Baby?!?!
	11:59am Listener Baby: Asleep for a little while longer, Clarke. They are almost ready to make my life hell.
	11:59am clarke: mistah whippah is sleepin' in, too, 2day.
	12:00pm Kpx: Good n Plenty,.
	12:00pm Listener Baby: I got to bed at midnight. Time just got away from me.
	12:01pm Listener Baby: Is Ted L as good as Silicon Valley?
	12:01pm Hoboken Jack: Funny how time slips away, Baby.
	12:01pm Sean: Marshall is producing o documentary of producer Tom Wilson. I think that's gonna be great.
	12:02pm Hoboken Jack: Ted L is a pile of garbage compared to Silicon Valley.
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: I thought Ted Lasso was great. And waaaaaaay better than I expected or than it should have been, given its origin!
	12:02pm Michael Shelley: no - but what is
	12:02pm Matt in Detroit: Ted Lasso is great.
	12:02pm Listener Baby: Ain’t it funny? And don’t you mean waaaaayyyyyyyyyyaayyyyyyyyyyyyy!
	12:03pm Squints: MC is right. Gotta get the reps. I started too late (58, 2+ years ago) to ever get good, per se. But working from home, when I'm a wee bored, the guitar is right there. I get less sloppy every day.
	12:04pm spodiodi: Handy, all the manuals i've found have been low-res (and/or behind a paywall), and i've seen no indications that your unit has a user-serviceable/accessible fuse. if you do open it, be careful. and if you find a fuse, but don't have one on hand, there are always paper clips and tin foil (but i didn't suggest such a rigged repair). good luck... and ig this has all already been hashed-out in the chat, sorry for the slow info :)
	12:04pm dano59: Is this from 9-volt Years??
	12:04pm Dominick: clarke, Burton is on the mime clip from the O&H show
	12:04pm Hoboken Jack: I found Lasso very likeable and upbeat with some laughs, kind of a minor-league Schitts Creek. I prefer more edge/sharpness. You know what I'm enjoying is the Mr. Mayor.
	12:05pm spodiodi: btw, i just (finally) hooked up our Great Room receiver/surround, within the past week (packed since oct. 1... it's nice to have it back
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: BABY! & BOTTLE!
	12:05pm Dominick: Love non-fades, letting the track it run out till it breaks down
	12:05pm Squints: Cat's singing a little like Georgie Fame there, in'nt he?
	12:05pm myron feld: in addition to the Super Bowl, we'll be watching (and I hope you all will, too) the Puppy Bowl, beginning at 2:00 PM Eastern time.
	12:06pm Listener Baby: Jack. Isn’t Schitt’s Creek, and minor league Schitt’s Creek?
	12:06pm davefromtoronto: good thing this wasn't a hit!
	12:06pm Steve: Cat Stevens or Dean Martin?
	12:06pm spodiodi: is Bud Bowl still a thing? is spuds mckenzie dead?
	12:06pm Listener Baby: Oh nailed that Baby!!! You’re back!,,,
	12:06pm Dominick: cut out the first it, paraphrasing Jerry Lewis
	12:07pm Dominick: Michael, best HB bongo overlay ever!
	12:07pm Bill in W.O.: @dano yup - 9-volt
	12:08pm Hubig Pie: No potent potables for Mr. Stevens these a-days
	12:09pm Dominick: spodlodi, Spuds retired and has a private island in the USVI
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have a question - for here I dunno : Worked a thrift store & took home two NAD brand stereo amps. But - they have no Volume - or any controls! Like one Input & Output each. They say STEREO ENVELOPE. What are these even for ??
	12:10pm Squints: RRN63, they assume you've already gone to eleven.
	12:10pm KWilde: Radio Thrift Shop often played Zeke Manners
	12:11pm Montmaster J: Terry won't let you!
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Squints maybe! For using w/ EQs or some deal?
	12:11pm phat: I've wanted a Clavinet for forever.
	12:11pm Hughie Considine: Not meant as a hot take, but Stevie's version is better.
	12:12pm mike east: My co has a hohner d6 for rent...Stevie wonder used it on a gig that I was backline tech for ages ago.
	12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He's up to covering TheBeatles...
	12:12pm Dominick: Rev Rab, NAD is good stuff. You have power amps that require a preamp or mixer as a source. Model #?s
	12:13pm Andres: Hughie C: I have had the same thought.
	12:13pm clarke: hard no hughie. it comes close - but no.
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: Brunch totchos are served!
	12:13pm Squints: Stevie's will do quite nicely. Good. God. Y'all.
	12:13pm TDK60: Michael I was in a band that had a clavinet. Fun, but it had to be tuned a lot.
	12:13pm HyperDose: Wonder how many Michael Shelley coasters there are out in the wild
	12:14pm Cooh John: Good afternoon, DjLorraine.
	12:14pm Dominick: Actually, I did
	12:15pm Michael Shelley: i think we made 300 sets... SEND PHOTOS!
	12:15pm Squints: The Rickenbacker of keyboards? That would suck if your roadie/tech is Opporknockity. Because ....
	12:16pm Squints: Daggone, this is a real nice record.
	12:16pm Andres: Loving the Love Power today!
	12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dominick : They're this : kahlaudio.com...
	12:16pm gf2002: Walked into a shop on Newbury in Boston around '92, they had a Clavinet for sale for around $500. The owner of the shop said if you buy a Clavinet, buy another for parts to repair it. I didn't buy it because I couldn't afford 2 Clavinets. This was of course before the internet and more availability of parts to fix these old rigs.
	12:17pm Handy Haversack: I assume coaster populations balloon out of control once they are away from the strict breeding regimen at the Magic Factory.
	12:17pm Squints: I imagine Terry Adams has a vault full of 'em somewhere, then.
	12:17pm clarke: must've been Newbury Guitars - RIP
	12:18pm johnk77: clavinet crucial for some reggae not ruggedly built;< check your battery @mike east peace & respect
	12:18pm Greg from ZONE 5: Currently reading Team Of Rivals and the word "melancholy" is used quite liberally.
	12:18pm clarke: terry would have at least two clavs on the road, and yes had a garage full of parts at one time.
	12:19pm Dean: on-WEE The Renaissance was all about the melancholy. As a result, some terrific music.
	12:19pm johnk77: lou donaldson could be blue! rick james composed on clav
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: Melancholy is one of the four major moods resulting from an overabundance of one of the four humours of the body, in this case, black bile.
	12:19pm TDK60: Ennui & The Enthusiasts. I'm holding that name for a possible my-next-band name. So, no stealing.
	12:19pm mike east: @johnk77- always have a 9v in my backpack ;) Love & light, my brother
	12:20pm Hughie Considine: During grade school, we were doing that thing where you take turns reading sections of a text, and we came to the word melancholy. The girl who got stuck having to read 'melancholy' was a timid type whom I knew from Hebrew School -- and she pronounced it with the Hebraic "ch" sound and a long "O." I had to share that. Thanks, all.
	12:20pm spodiodi: Dominick, good for Spuds! 🏝️ 🍻
	12:20pm Dean: But ennui isn't precisely melancholy. It's more a kind of detachment. Melancholy entails brooding, not so ennui.
	12:21pm clarke: could this be a david gates production?
	12:21pm Richard: Melancholic with a side of wistfulness.
	12:22pm Andres: If it wasn’t for melancholy records then I wouldn’t have a reason to turn up the volume and lay down on the couch in the middle of the day.
	12:22pm pottybear: Strings soften the melancholy
	12:22pm HyperDose: Totchos mmm, but "brunch" implies there are scrambled eggs. Going to have to sit this one out. My rivalry with those stinky ovals goes back decades!
	12:22pm Crei6hton: Good afternoon WFMU!
	12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ennui to me implies bored lassitude with maybe some demoralized aspect - & Melancholy the territory between wistful & actually sad ...ymmv.
	12:23pm gf2002: @clarke Yes! I believe it was Newbury Guitars, small shop with great gear. That same month I remember Daddy's on Mass Ave had a black Hammond M3 for $450 that I almost bought too before coming to my senses
	12:24pm Squints: Ennui VIII.
	12:25pm ?: is sarah shook any relation to steve shook?
	12:25pm clarke: gf - thnx for reminding me about Daddy's Junky Music! was trying to remember where i got that set of gretch drums.
	12:25pm clarke: no releation
	12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ennui the VIIIth - now that's good...
	12:26pm Handy Haversack: Ennui was invented in nineteenth-century French novels, once there was enough of a middle class to support novels and to feel boredom. Melancholy was diagnosed by Paracelsus and is, basically, depression.
	12:28pm dymphnite: Caroline!
	12:29pm Squints: Parastalsis would cure (all or at least distract from) ennui real quick.
	12:29pm Uncle Michael: Caroline is a perfect freaking song and record.
	12:29pm Montmaster J: On the subject of melancholy...Meloncholia is a very disturbing but powerful film...definitely not light entertainment
	12:29pm Frank Zaatar: I'm a fan of Weltschmerz myself.
	12:30pm Michael Shelley: YOU ARE 100% CORRECT MICHAEL
	12:30pm MaineMike: Maine representin'
	12:30pm Les B Frens: I tell my wife and kids that boredom is not real, like all the time.
	12:30pm clarke: agree Mont - disturbing but worth viewing
	12:30pm DjLorraine: Cooh John good afternoon. I really enjoyed my Friday WFMU experience yesterday and i'm back already for more.
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously - just in that small handful of Singers...
	12:31pm dano59: Sloth was originally two sins -- laziness and sadness. The latter was the more venal.
	12:31pm Dean: OED quotes John Evelyn's diary, 1667: "We have hardly any words that do...fully express the French naivete, ennui, bizarre, etc."
	12:32pm Bill in W.O.: I can't even think about Kirsty MacColl without feeling melancholy
	12:32pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: You are correct about Caroline.
	12:32pm Hughie Considine: I too mist up when I think about Kirsty for too long..
	12:33pm clarke: remind me of Kirsty's tragedy???
	12:33pm Les B Frens: Did boredom spike after kitchen appliances started to go electric? Like the food processor? mmmmmmaybe
	12:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: weltschmerz n. World-weariness; an apathetic or pessimistic view of life; depression concerning or discomfort with the human condition or state of the world. ...I hear ya.
	12:35pm Dominick: Rev Rab. yep power amps. Nice ones. I don't see the "stereo envelope" thingy you mention.
	12:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks Michael! Heading out to visit my brother in your neck of the woods.
	12:36pm clarke: he's leaving Zone 5 ya'll!!
	12:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dominick TY for considering for me. So - I need a Mixer or something w/ a Volume is all? To plug components into them without doing capital punishment on speakers...
	12:38pm βrian: What if you lived on Saint Street?
	12:38pm clarke: i would guess for signage purposes (less $)
	12:38pm TDK60: I'm no st.
	12:38pm Dominick: RR, Yep, a mixer or a preamp.
	12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& how many St.s actually had STDs...
	12:39pm Squints: That's where Mister Mister had rehearsal space.
	12:39pm Matt in Detroit: See also: “Missus”
	12:39pm ?: It's a title like Mr. or Mrs.
	12:40pm Handy Haversack: If the NO SS had made the SB, I might have made more $.
	12:41pm clarke: saints will always be cursed (except for that GOLDEN season).
	12:42pm Dominick: RR or a passive volume control. You can plug a synth direct into it and use the synth's volume control, or a DAW where your interface or session has a monitor volume control.
	12:42pm Michael Shelley: GREG - try French Dad for pastries!
	12:42pm clarke: i fear (more) dark ages on the way for Saints
	12:42pm Stevel: Fantastic stuff! Especially the Josie Cotton! Thank you Michael, Skeletons, etc!
	12:42pm dano59: Josie brings me back. I used to cover her, adapting a song to "Jennie, are You Queer?"
	12:43pm Handy Haversack: Yay, Josie Cotton! Extreme Number One-iness! clarke, they did right by me in the regular season -- paid for yesterday's Bandcamp splurge!
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon. RIP to Jim Weatherly, writer of "Midnight Train to Georgia."
	12:43pm clarke: try out your ennui on French Dad!!
	12:43pm Rayn: the saints may have adopted by the darkness but the Browns were born in it, molded by it
	12:43pm clarke: i meant cursed in the playoffs
	12:43pm Dominick: Why wasn't this "Ginger Loves Maryanne"?
	12:44pm Frank Zaatar: @RevRabbit: Yes, a word for our times. Although if you have Weltschmerz about apathy, could that make you less apathetic?
	12:44pm Handy Haversack: French Dad is an animated show on the French network Reynaud. It's all about the zany ennui. Could always be worse. Trust me. I'm a Jets fan.
	12:45pm HyperDose: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 Check out Reason. It's the bomb diggity: www.reasonstudios.com...
	12:45pm clarke: it could be worse - and about to get so. brees is probably retiring.
	12:46pm Squints: My woman from Tokyo, anyone?
	12:46pm Dennis Diken: Clem Cattini drummin’ on “She’s Got Everything”
	12:46pm myron feld: That French horn!
	12:46pm phat: All this talk about ennui, someone needs Confuse-a-cat, or Stun-a-stoat.
	12:46pm clarke: wow - that french horn is AWEsomeness
	12:46pm Frank In Queens: Where is this mix from?
	12:46pm Listener Baby: The man has eaten his Wheaties
	12:46pm egould310: Lose Shel Talmy’s piano and that french horn. #1 hit tho.
	12:46pm ?: great set, perfect after 5hrs driving through snowy fields and not a cloud in the sky, thanks! /fredrik l, gothenburg. sweden
	12:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Entwistle on FrenchHorn ? :p
	12:46pm phat: @Squints noticed that too
	12:47pm Squints: Double triplets on the snare get me every time. Any song, any time.
	12:47pm βrian: The Kinks in one ear, the "continents song" in the other. (Little Human never slows down.)
	12:47pm James in ATL: Never realized how close this song is to My Woman from Tokyo.
	12:47pm Dominick: that was perfection
	12:47pm myron feld: @Dennis Diken, was this recorded prior to them letting Avory play on the records?
	12:47pm HyperDose: It's funky enough!
	12:48pm Squints: My favorite Sylvahs record, theah.
	12:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @HyperDose: TY ! I'm more about spanking an actual Gittar & something like Audacity maybe - but I'll file that...
	12:48pm clarke: cattini plays on early kinks stuff - but you can see mick avory kicking arse on same material live
	12:49pm Kotzwinkled: Bless Run the Jewels for sampling "Misdemeanor" and bringing it into my life.
	12:49pm clarke: check the Paris show in '64 (on the youtube)
	12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KINKS
	12:50pm Listener Baby: Steve just happens to playing drums on this one.
	12:50pm DJ Johnny Cool: GP my favorite artist that I've still not seen live!
	12:51pm phat: Jesus I want to see Graham Parker so bad.
	12:51pm Corey: Today's show has been off the hook! So many clicked stars. Thanks Michael and skeleton crew! Enjoy your Saturday all!
	12:51pm Tim from LH: https://youtu.be/k_u-WM0Awrg Look /listen for Dave Davies Strangers in a clip right before the start of super bowl.
	12:51pm Ross T.: GP and Rumour '79/Sparks show one of my top 5.
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice color FMU shirt ! : www.facebook.com...
	12:52pm Hughie Considine: In 1979, Graham Parker, Joe Jackson and Elvis Costello could have gone on a Three Tenors type of tour as the Three Angry Men. It would have been fractious.
	12:52pm Michael in Montclair: Perhaps my favorite GP song. I remembered the video for this song back in MTV's heyday.
	12:52pm clarke: what's that movie where the protag is Graham Parker's new label owner??
	12:52pm HyperDose: @Rev I use Reason as a standalone for composing with MIDI and messing with samples. You can also record into it, or use it as a plugin in Pro Tools (or your DAW of choice). It's been my main squeeze for the past 13 years.
	12:52pm Ross T.: This 40
	12:53pm Niko, Copenhagen: Thanks for the show, Michael. All the way from Denmark. I always listen while cooking for my family. But never get time to write. Now I did! - -Back to the kitchen!
	12:53pm johnk77: jim weatherly rip quarterback/songwriter polymath!
	12:53pm Gerry from Miami: Saw Mr. Parker and band at the Greek Theater in LA almost 40 years ago. Damn, that was a long time ago!!
	12:54pm Bill in W.O.: I've seen GP solo, backed up by The Figgs and with the Rumour a few years back when they reunited and did that OK record with the worst cover ever, but I'd trade the lot for a back in time '79 show.
	12:54pm clarke: niko: iz it copen-HAY-gen or copen-HAH-gen??
	12:54pm radioronan: Thanks Michael...thanks skeletons!
	12:55pm HyperDose: This ROCKS! Thanks for the adrenaline boost, Michael! :D
	12:55pm TDK60: Thanks Michael. It seems some of these are hits.
	12:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Michael Shelley and #1 Skeleton Crew!
	12:55pm DG: The movie is "This is 40," another Apatow comedy w/Paul Rudd. Apatow, for all his faults, actually got GP & The Rumour to reunite for it (I think). Haven't seen it yet, but wanted to, shows up on cable from time to time.
	12:55pm Michael in Montclair: Saw GP open up for Nick Lowe & His Band with an impressive acoustic set at Tarrytown Music Hall back around September 2010. Excellent show.
	12:56pm clarke: yes that's it!! wanna see that again. nice shew here!! as always.
	12:56pm Handy Haversack: Two hours go so fast when it's all number one! Thanks, Michael! Great show. Thanks, Skeleton (Ruth?)! Later on, Number Oners. Thanks for the good advice and better conversating.
	12:56pm Dennis: Clarence!! Just the greatest ever, that’s all.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Michael!
	12:56pm McGroovey: I always forget to listen to Hamburger Great show
	12:56pm DG: Oh, & then he & the Rumour toured, at least once, but missed them. Saw GP in the '80s with his other band (B. Schwarz may have been in it, around the time of The Real Macaw) then solo on that Dave Edmunds R&R Tour (w/Dion, etc.) & he was great.
	12:57pm vertual: Thanks Michael Number 1 hits = 0 ennui for me.
	12:57pm ?: Thanks Michael and all... !!!!! ps. Road, Street and Avenue might be on the list of most abbreviated... V-Effect "STOP PLAYING THOSE SONGS" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cannot get out for the shopping = food.... Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:57pm phat: @Michael in Montclair that sounds like heaven
	12:57pm Frank In Queens: Great show Michael. See you all again next week!
	12:57pm Dean: Heard GP three times in Berkeley, once with Brinsley Schwarz. Sure wish I'd gone to that Greek show.
	12:57pm Dennis Diken: @myron - no, Bobby Graham drummed on early tracks, apparently becuz Mick hadn’t joined yet. Then Clem is on Kontroversy when Mick went AWOL following the big blowout onstage w Dave. Then on this track. And “Live Life”...later!
	12:57pm clarke: anyone ever git the feelin' they been Clarence'd - goo'nite
	12:57pm Michael in Montclair: Thanks Michael, great show today!
	12:57pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Brit friends said for them it’s like softball here - fun to play with friends but they don’t follow the pro games. However, Indian engineers I work with play on the campus field after work and talk about it a lot.
	12:57pm Dennis Diken: Great show Mikey!
	12:58pm Dennis Diken: Mick is on a few Kontroversy tracks
	12:58pm Bill in W.O.: Thanks, Michael
	12:58pm Pauly from Clifton: Tasty show, Michael! Thanks!
	12:58pm Uncle Michael: label industry?
	12:58pm myron feld: J&H! The VERY best!
	12:59pm Dominick: inside and outside
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ MS ! ...Convo All.
	12:59pm clarke: J & H ~~~
	12:59pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks Michael, thanks Ruth!!!
	12:59pm myron feld: Ever give.
	1:00pm vertual: take a letter, maria
	1:00pm clarke: international
	1:00pm McGroovey: Pertaining to my opinion, I enjoyed this show today.
	1:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...pertaining in perpetuity...
	1:00pm McGroovey: Thanks Ruth!
	4:33pm Bob: Crimes and Misdemeanors is absolutely Woody's masterpiece. Enjoy his movies now before the upcoming, four part HBO doc cancels Woody forever.

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