WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from March 24, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:01pm Uncle Michael: EFD!
	9:01pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters! Welcome to the new day!
	9:01pm ultradamno: Evan! Funkies!
	9:01pm efd: UM! HH!
	9:02pm KWilde: efd!!
	9:02pm Mod Mokka Matti: Good Evening EFD, and to all the Funkateers.
	9:02pm McGroovey: Oooooh, do ya?
	9:02pm Chop Scott: A Radio Heart to you EFD!!
	9:02pm Michael in Montclair: Hello efd!! Hello funksters!
	9:03pm dave wuz here: BAHSTIN!
	9:04pm Robm: Hello fellow funksters
	9:04pm mariano: Hey efd, Crew, folks!
	9:04pm Creature Boy: Willie Alexander, of The Velvet Underground. True story
	9:04pm McGroovey: The good news is I finally got a vaccine appointment. The bad news is, it's on Gloucester County (and I live in Hudson County).
	9:05pm efd: well clearly I cannot keep up with the individual greetings! Welcome KWilde, Matti, McGroovey, Creature Boy, Robm, Michael, dave, CHop Scott and all future commenteers, listeners, and lurkers! Welcome to the WFMU New Year.
	9:05pm Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Bit of a trip there, McGroovey! I do think I've heard that South Jersey has an overabundance of vaccines.
	9:05pm HyperDose: EFD!!!
	9:06pm ledzeppelinsucks: Loitering at hospitals is peaking because of leftover rumors. Now the rent a cops are chasing the needy away, going to be great to see on Judge Judy or maybe Oprah will get revenge.
	9:06pm McGroovey: I kinda like the "Velvet Underground" Squeeze record, if I forget that it says "Velvet Underground" on the front. I like the American Flyer album I have, too.
	9:06pm Handy Haversack: It's been a long couple of weeks, efd! Relax and enjoy it -- we are!
	9:07pm Will the Sound Guy: Good evening EFD, and all WFMU! To another year of the greatest station of all time!
	9:07pm Creature Boy: Squeeze has some good cuts on it
	9:07pm prof.fuzz: Hi EFD and funky friends!
	9:08pm ledzeppelinsucks: There should be a leftover zone near fast food restuarants or injection sites. The injection site can offer the vaccine as free dessert.
	9:11pm Scott67: G'day Evan & Funksters! 😎🤙🌏
	9:13pm Stevel: Jammy Journey!
	9:17pm McGroovey: I have Journey's "Next" album. That might be their second? I kinda like it, when I pull it out every five years. I don't need to hear the Steve Perry stuff again. I heard too much of it in the eighties. Though I do kinda like how Steve Perry walked away. "I'm done now. I like staying home. It was fun while it was fun. I have more than enough money now, anyway." He seems like an OK guy, even if he oversaturated my ears.
	9:19pm Mod Mokka Matti: Really diggin' this magazine treatment of S&TFS!
	9:22pm McGroovey: It's funny--there are so many great songs on The Correct Use of Soap that overshadow this song, that it always goes by and my brain takes a break and doesn't hear it.
	9:26pm efd: I thought I posted this 5 minutes ago and just found the "confirm" window on my screen: @McGroovey Next is their third, the one with "It's All Too Much" was their second. (I just learned this tonight)
	9:29pm ultradamno: That exact thing happened to me last night.
	9:30pm prof.fuzz: This song always makes me think of zombies...
	9:30pm Robbie Darling: Time to get funk'd up!
	9:31pm Rick A: Leave it to EFD to tap into my adolescence with this Chicago track. This was their comeback album after Terry Cath shot himself. I have typically been ashamed that I like this song. However, hearing it on WFMU gives me some peace of mind.
	9:32pm Brian in Charlottesville: Same here, @Rick A. What a great track.
	9:33pm McGroovey: Yeah, I could have looked up the Journey album chronology, but I was just as happy not bothering. I used to have the (or a) Neil Schon & Jan Hammer album, but I sold it when I divested myself if all my Jan Hammer records 30 years ago. I kept the Jeff Beck ones. I kinda wish I'd kept the Jan Hammer "there are no guitars on this album" rock albums--especially the one with Manic Depression.
	9:37pm mb: I was in the shower. I says to myself: "Chicago?". And sure enough. That was very 80's for a tune from 1978. AM radio Chicago rules too. just sayin'.
	9:39pm Handy Haversack: Yay, Worriers!
	9:41pm chris_in_space: Great to be back in the saddle with y'all on the @efd Show. Loving this Worriers cover.
	9:41pm Handy Haversack: efd, are those electronic drums on the Worriers track?
	9:41pm McGroovey: This Worries song sounds familiar. If it a cover? Or did they just steal the chorus from another song that I can't quite retrieve?
	9:42pm Elle Tor's Husband: Growing up in SF - the thing to do was go to Winterland and see Journey ( before Loud Mouth joined the band) Greg Rollie was basically the lead singer coming from Santana.They were a really good band back then (75'?). We went to a local TV show one afternoon to see them live and Loud Mouth was in the band by then and they lip-synced to "Wheels In The Sky" that was the end. Then I sent years printing their tour shirts. Literally years.
	9:42pm RomanDogBird: New Pornographers cover, McGroovey
	9:42pm efd: @Handy, they're real and they're fabulous. Played by the great Mikey Erg.
	9:42pm McGroovey: My autocorrect ambushed me again. I was being so careful.
	9:44pm efd: Worriers all recorded their parts remotely for that song, but there's a video that shows them all playing/singing in their separate locations.
	9:45pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, efd! Sounded absolutely great!
	9:45pm McGroovey: @RomanDogBird thanks. I looked at the Bandcamp page, and there were no songwriting credits. People should really post songwriting credits--especially when they're not your songs.
	9:45pm karlward: Love the Real Numbers!
	9:45pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hello EFD and everybody! I'm just listening tonight but had to say hello, it's sounding great.
	9:45pm johnk77: letter from an occupant composed by neko case nice show selecter
	9:46pm Handy Haversack: (Also: nice Seinfeld. Sal Bass!)
	9:48pm efd: I just realized I should have said "spectacular," not "fabulous," but you got it anyway.
	9:49pm Will the Sound Guy: i read it as spectacular in my mind
	9:51pm StuartR: Plates of Cake? Nice cover
	9:52pm herb.nyc: Evan plays New Porn cover. So I told my friends. And added this- - Aside: some yrs ago, housing works thrift had its annual outdoor sale. I bought lotsa stuff, and saw a crate of porn dvd. I took one. Bring all to cashier. I point out porn, “uh, did you mean to sell?”. Woman looks at it, pause, then sez “my uncle got arrested in a (child?) porn sting”(paraphrase). Then, “it’s a dollar if you want it”. Haha. I bought. Plus about $30 of $1 items.
	9:54pm Kat in Chicago: Reminds me I got dishes in the sink. Turning it up and heading to the kitchen. Oh hi errybody and congrats all y'all at FMU!
	9:55pm McGroovey: Airport77s: like. Anyone who covers the Motors gets my vote.
	9:55pm prof.fuzz: "Ooh she make me wanna get my chits together..." Nice work, gentlemen!
	9:56pm McGroovey: Bram Tchaïkovski, not Motors. But whatever. Same same.
	9:57pm Handy Haversack: K8: "Oh, sure, girls love Roxy Music." HH: "You love Roxy Music!" K8: "Sure!"
	9:57pm karlward: Hell yeah! Real Numbers! Minneapolis!
	9:57pm Various Julius: Thanks for playing the '77s! I play bass and sing the Tchaikovsky cover.
	9:59pm Handy Haversack: Awesome, Various Julius! (Not bragging, but I had pre-clicky-starred it. Just to brag a little.)
	10:03pm J*Boogie: I think I still owe Columbia House money
	10:03pm J*Boogie: Hi Evan! I pledged! Just not signed in on my phone. Love your show
	10:03pm P-90: Columbia House!
	10:04pm efd: Julius! Thanks for saying hello!
	10:04pm McGroovey: Nerding out on Bram Tchaïkovsky: one of my favorite songs ever is "Can't Give You Reasons" from The Russians Are Coming.
	10:04pm Will the Sound Guy: it can all be yours
	10:04pm Scott Williams: I can only remember one of my original 10: Queen's "The Game"
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GutenNoches !
	10:05pm Various Julius: Cheers!
	10:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Road to Ruin I had to buy myself iirc...
	10:06pm b k: I was more of a "Record Club of America" kind of guy.
	10:06pm efd: @Various Julius when tours are a thing again please get in touch! I'd love to have you do a set for my show sometime.
	10:07pm J*Boogie: I got NY Dolls through Columbia House. All the good Aerosmith stuff. Patti Smith later. Lou Reed maybe?
	10:07pm devlawn: Someone used my mailbox to join columbia record one time. But all the CD's were horrible so I had to send back. If they were any good I would have kept them.
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He got some stone Classics.
	10:08pm J*Boogie: Before CDs were viewed as an abomination, CH was super handy for me to fill in gaps in my collection. Especially in college
	10:08pm Matt Fiveash: I wound up with so many bad records by forgetting to check the "do not send me the selection of the month" box and mail it back. What era were you there EFD? Maybe you mailed prepubescent me that shitty Moody Blues record with "The Voice" on it.
	10:09pm McGroovey: The last time I did the Record Club, I got good stuff: it was that moment in the early nineties when major labels were wishing they'd been the smart ones who signed Nirvana, and they were signing indy bands, or bands that would have been on indies. So I got Dinosaur Jr and Ride and the Pixies and ah jeez I can't remember the 10 either.
	10:09pm devlawn: CD's are fine, they arn't an abomination. Pretty good format, better than 8-track and cassette.
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Were Loss Leaders much associated with the Clubs ??
	10:10pm J*Boogie: I fully agree. Never said I believed that
	10:10pm J*Boogie: I never got rid of mine and I’m glad I didn’t
	10:11pm devlawn: Now I really want to look at an old columbia house record club catalog. See what the real bargains were.
	10:11pm J*Boogie: Oh yeah I think I got Teenage Fanclub through CH in the early 90s
	10:11pm J*Boogie: My Bloody Valentine too maybe
	10:11pm efd: if you look at the photo I posted on social media tonight [AIRHORN NOISE] you'll see a small sliver of my CD collection
	10:12pm Will the Sound Guy: ill take a well cared after tape over a cd if you are listening to the whole side, or album. cd's are decent after they figured out how to master for them. CDs are definitely easier to cue
	10:12pm J*Boogie: Don’t use social media. Mark Hurst told me not to
	10:13pm Handy Haversack: We've just gone through a Whole Thing with CDs. We live in a tiny, crowded hallway, and we thought we'd get rid of the jewel cases and so bought a few big wallets, only to find that they are useless for preserving anything besides naked disks, and we freaked out and put them all back (now alphabetized at least). We're totally screwed. At some point a bookshelf will collapse. If you don't see me post for a week, send in dogs that can also carry booze through fallen books.
	10:13pm devlawn: Which teenage fanclub? thirteen?
	10:14pm J*Boogie: Remember Ariel Pink kinda made his sound on CD-Ra in the end, not tape. Fidelity wise CDs are totally fine. I think only a real stickler takes issue with them. Same kinda person that owns a Pono
	10:14pm Various Julius: Matt - I still have that Moody Blues LP in the basement and Gemini Dream sounded awesome in 1981, now not so much.
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Someone made the point that CDs have a wider dynamic range - but LPs are better within their range : a good observation I miss in my usual analog/digital schpiel ...
	10:15pm efd: @Handy, true or false: When the vocals came in on this song you thought of the Connells
	10:15pm chris_in_space: This Norman Greenbaum "Junior Cadillac" reminded me of something. Couldn't put my finger on it for a minute, and then it hit me—"Artificial Energy" on The Notorious Byrd Brothers LP.
	10:15pm Hoboken Jack: Hello friends! EFD, Scott, McGroove, Matt F, Handy, SteveL, southern hemisphere Scott67, Chop Scott, Mariano, all other Scotts and non-Scotts!
	10:15pm Various Julius: So Connells.
	10:15pm J*Boogie: That is true. Also, digital rot is a thing
	10:16pm Will the Sound Guy: you could try to get scratches out with cheap white toothpaste. if they're flaked you're effd. i did that before too. "75 years" in a humidity and temp controlled vault in a c,ean jewl case
	10:16pm Handy Haversack: SO TRUE!!! Ha, good call, efd! Man, I love the Connells. Will have to investigate TBWTPN! Jack!
	10:16pm JKlages: Thank you, Evan!
	10:17pm Barkevious Shabazz: Mikey Erg has a top notch new record out.
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every Medium & Format has its own characteristics - both Sonically - & 'Mechanically'...
	10:17pm efd: oh hi Jon! My pleasure!
	10:17pm devlawn: Laser burnt CD-R's fail over time, not sure about proper stamped CD's.
	10:18pm Mod Mokka Matti: The name of this band certainly fits my overall condition - friggin' chronic anxiety sucks.
	10:18pm J*Boogie: Anyone remember CD Spins in Boston? A “record store” dedicated solely to CDs? Late 90s/early 00s
	10:19pm devlawn: JB I might have bought an italian bootleg pearl jam CD from there.
	10:20pm J*Boogie: Hahaha who didn’t?
	10:20pm Mod Mokka Matti: Not familiar with that store, since I'm in the PNW, but it brings to mind a local retailer of a similar nature here in WA (maybe elsewhere?) that was/is called Silver Platters
	10:20pm J*Boogie: That name 😂
	10:22pm chris_in_space: @devlawn I don't know—I'm still playing heavily loved laser-burnt CDs that I made 15 years ago without issue.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Suspect it's not the laser burning? - it's the manufacture of the CD-Rs & them peeling & generally degrading. Some of them.
	10:25pm ultradamno: I've never had a CD go bad I can think of, DVDs are more finicky however.
	10:25pm Will the Sound Guy: any well cared for medium will continue to work for some time. records in my opinion take the cake, they will play in a cave with a waterpowered player with a needle and a papercup in a post apocalyptic world.
	10:26pm Handy Haversack: We know paper can have 100 percent information preservation after 500 years with some reasonable care. AIR HORN!!!!
	10:26pm ultradamno: (that's manufactured CD, not CDR, I mean...they of course are ephemeral as can be)
	10:27pm Kat in Chicago: yay airhorn
	10:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...perhaps not unlike some Cassettes stay together & some deconstruct themselves - speaking of Mechnics & too many moving parts... The simple Analog of sound wave & record groove is robust - otoh every time you play them they erode... to say nothing of scratches, fractures, dirt & dust - inconsistent playback speed &tc. ...
	10:28pm Mister Dobalina: Reallin' feelin' the social media blow horn!
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: Oh, we'll remember!
	10:28pm chris_in_space: 8-bit airhorn avatar: WANT
	10:28pm Will the Sound Guy: lol, handy
	10:28pm ultradamno: But you can't have locked grooves on a CD...and if you could it was just seem like something had gone wrong.
	10:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...of course - reproduction artifacts are part of the experience. Medium is Massage & all that. Like instruments have overtones that give them timbre in the 1st place ...fingers across wound gittar strings are not 'notes' but become part of the Vocabulary...
	10:31pm efd: I know this isn't Feelings and I'm not Michele with one L, but for my money this is a JAMMER!
	10:33pm Will the Sound Guy: I beleive this does qualify as a jammer efd.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Sequencer !! ...Woo.
	10:33pm ultradamno: What would boost it to 'banger' status?
	10:34pm Handy Haversack: Mashed potatoes?
	10:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah ...gets hips going or something rather than head banging... well maybe.
	10:36pm mariano: Belated greetings, Hoboken Jack, Handy, ultradamno, RevRabbit. Just got back from my nightly walk, whew!
	10:36pm ultradamno: Hey mariano!
	10:36pm Handy Haversack: How's the southern night, Mariano?
	10:38pm Will the Sound Guy: this tune slaps
	10:39pm efd: it's a slapper!
	10:39pm mariano: Pretty good, Handy, thanks. It's that last little stretch where the weather's really nice and cool, low humidity.
	10:39pm Mister Dobalina: Suddenly craving bangers & mash.
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Slapper ! ...supposed to get to 70℉ tomorrow here NewHampshuh ! A 24-hour range of nearly 30℉...
	10:41pm Will the Sound Guy: we're on that rollercoaster of smarch weather
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes.
	10:42pm Handy Haversack: I'm already ditching the sweatshirt on my walks. Though water temp at the Battery is still just 42.5F!
	10:43pm Handy Haversack: Is the cassingle version even better?
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's NewEngland Yoga: taking layers on & off.
	10:43pm Kat in Chicago: Good call on the Wolfgang Press.
	10:44pm Will the Sound Guy: I work as a surveyor for my day job, I'm fluent in layer nanagement.
	10:44pm efd: when I didn't hear the organ come in at the beginning I knew something had gone terribly wrong
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that efd thing of both recalling an era - & notably clarifying it ! ...uh-oh - has it migrated from 80s to 90s ??...
	10:50pm mariano: 42 is surprisingly warm once you get a good pace going on a walk.
	10:51pm prof.fuzz: Digging the contrast of fuzzed out guitars and the keys at the beginning of this Immortal Wound track!
	10:52pm Handy Haversack: Agreed, Mariano, that's sweatshirt weather. It's surprisingly cold water to fall into, though!
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - he'll take us back to the 70s often I suppose... Well where I am you develop an acute instinct for where the Freezing Point is...
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' There is no Warm without Dry '...
	10:53pm wolfingham: Enjoying the show tonight EFD! evening fellow funks
	10:54pm Will the Sound Guy: efd is laying it down tonight!
	11:01pm Mister Dobalina: Spinnin' some real fire from the get go!
	11:02pm efd: thank you for the kind words! Glad you're digging the show!
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always.
	11:03pm efd: second appearance of Mikey Erg's drumming on tonight's show!
	11:04pm Mod Mokka Matti: Yay, made it back from my dinner/pizza run before the show was over - did enjoy hearing the Wolfgang Press and Immortal Wound tracks on the drive home...
	11:05pm Handy Haversack: Hoping you got dinner and pizza, MMM!
	11:06pm Hoboken Jack: I saw Early Riser at Cake Shop back in 2014. This sounds great!!
	11:08pm pgalub: @Hoboken Jack- Brag about it, why doncha! (Hi Jaaaaack!)
	11:09pm Mod Mokka Matti: @Handy - Pizza = lazy person's dinner/grocery shopping deferment plan ;-P
	11:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...add cheap wine & I call it an occasion...
	11:13pm Stevel: Really loving Opposite Sex
	11:13pm johnk77: is cake shop where bands played in the basement?
	11:14pm Stevel: Best murder (premeditation) ballad of the evening!
	11:14pm Handy Haversack: Top five without doubt!
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ✔︎ energy ✔︎ psych ✔︎ cuteness ...& oh a creepy theme ? Bonus...
	11:15pm Stevel: "I'll cry, and say the sun was in my eyes..."
	11:16pm efd: @johnk yep, bands played below ground at Cake Shop. Upstairs was a bakery, or... cake shop
	11:16pm ultradamno: That's what you call a corrosive guitar tone. My favorite!
	11:16pm prof.fuzz: @stevel Yeah. I've got that bandcamp tab open for Opposite Sex.
	11:17pm Handy Haversack: Nine days till Bandcamp Friday!
	11:18pm johnk77: https://isitbandcampfriday.com/
	11:19pm Hoboken Jack: I saw Pete Galub play at Banjo Jim's in [year inaudible]. Hi PETE!!!!
	11:20pm ultradamno: Speaking of Bandcamp, new Les Filles de Illighadad album up for pre-order today lesfillesdeillighadad.bandcamp.com...
	11:24pm Barkevious Shabazz: There aren't enough record labels named for top shelf Pet Shop Boys songs.
	11:25pm Hoboken Jack: Love The Lodger!!! He put out some songs as the Birthday Kiss in the interim I believe. This is more dancey than previous efforts but hey why not!
	11:26pm efd: @Hoboken Jack I hope you're Facebook friends with him!
	11:28pm Mod Mokka Matti: Oh yeah, nice to hear some EC!
	11:29pm Will the Sound Guy: yea this track rips
	11:30pm Will the Sound Guy: I remeber putting it on a mix tape from the radio when it came out
	11:32pm Hoboken Jack: Is this David Caruso from NYPD Blue
	11:33pm Mod Mokka Matti: Ha ha
	11:33pm Handy Haversack: I have seen this singer's booty!
	11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...easy Handy - people are deep into their pizza...
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Take Two : ...More Big Moon anecdotes ??
	11:35pm Handy Haversack: ... Sipowicz does it ...
	11:40pm ultradamno: Was this song written Keyser Soze style, just whatever was in front of him gets folded in?
	11:41pm devlawn: he's a hoarder if true
	11:42pm devlawn: but I shouldn't hoard shame.
	11:44pm ultradamno: I'm certainly in no position to do so...
	11:51pm Will the Sound Guy: my friend Pogo is in the Armedalite Rifles
	11:51pm efd: that's who got in touch with me about the album!
	11:55pm Scott Williams: Damn, never hear songs in 6/4 - go Yo Kinky!
	11:57pm radioronan: Thanks Evan..thanks Scott..skeletons!
	11:58pm Mod Mokka Matti: This is a nice bit o' Twang.
	11:59pm Will the Sound Guy: Killer show E Funk D & Skelly Scott W
	11:59pm mariano: Thanks efd, Crew!
	11:59pm Mod Mokka Matti: Another superb installment, Mr. Davies! Will be definitely revisiting these new sounds, and thanks for playing some old faves as well.
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...did this in 6/4 but the horse got out of synch with the others...
	11:59pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks EFD and Scott!!
	11:59pm prof.fuzz: Thanks EFD! Great show.
	12:00am Mister Dobalina: A++
	12:00am efd: thanks everyone!
	12:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY efd
	12:05am Handy Haversack: Thanks, efd!
	2:59pm Handy Haversack: The first time I tried the Random Archive Generator, it gave me this show. Well done, RAG! Well done!

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from March 24, 2021

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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March 24, 2021: live from Studio E(FD), thank you from my home to yours.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
willie alexander & the boom boom band	radio heart	s/t	mca	1978			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
dan greer	thanks to you "thanks to you" by "dan greer"	va-can't be satisfied: the xl and sounds of memphis story	kent soul	2007	orig 1971		0:03:24 (Pop-up)
the modernaires	we did it again "we did it again" by "the modernaires"	7"	illuminated	1981			0:06:46 (Pop-up)
journey	it's all too much "it's all too much" by "journey"	look into the future	columbia	1976			0:10:52 (Pop-up)
magazine	thank you (falettinme be mice elf agin)	the correct use of soap	virgin	1980			0:14:25 (Pop-up)
the paley brothers	you're the best	7"	sire	1978			0:18:05 (Pop-up)
sea-ders	thanks a lot "thanks a lot" by "sea-ders"	va-the freakbeat scene	deram	1999	orig 1967		0:21:07 (Pop-up)
the fallen leaves	happy times "happy times" by "the fallen leaves"	it's too late now	parliament	2008			0:24:57 (Pop-up)
chicago	alive again "alive again" by "chicago"	hot streets	columbia	1978			0:27:14 (Pop-up)

worriers	letter from an occupant "letter from an occupant" by "worriers"	the old friends ep	worriers		bandcamp	*	0:38:52 (Pop-up)
real numbers	brighter then "brighter then" by "real numbers"	brighter then	slumberland		bandcamp	*	0:42:15 (Pop-up)
the morning line	might believe "might believe" by "the morning line"	single	the morning line		bandcamp	*	0:45:02 (Pop-up)
plates of cake	i wanna destroy you	single	western revisions		bandcamp	*	0:48:55 (Pop-up)
the airport 77s	christine's coming over	rotation	the airport 77s		bandcamp	*	0:51:29 (Pop-up)

jon klages	god bless the columbia house record club	fabulous twilight	danbury fair		bandcamp	*	1:02:22 (Pop-up)
the spires	process (what's this) "process (what's this)" by "the spires"	era was	artificial light		bandcamp	*	1:06:57 (Pop-up)
norman greenbaum	junior cadillac "junior cadillac" by "norman greenbaum"	spirit in the sky	reprise	1969			1:10:04 (Pop-up)
the boys with the perpetual nervousness	lethargy	songs from another life	bobo integral		bandcamp	*	1:13:33 (Pop-up)
the orange peels	give my regards to rufus	celebrate the moments of your life	minty fresh			*	1:17:22 (Pop-up)

black bones	abts "abts" by "black bones"	night drives	touch sensitive		bandcamp	*	1:27:35 (Pop-up)
rudoh	van turbo (shedbug remix) "van turbo (shedbug remix)" by "rudoh"	vinland in space ep	jugaar		bandcamp	*	1:32:47 (Pop-up)
the wolfgang press	going south (single version)	cd single	4ad	1992			1:39:04 (Pop-up)
nicola cruz	subtropique "subtropique" by "nicola cruz"	subtropique	rhythm section international		bandcamp	*	1:44:10 (Pop-up)
immortal wound	sodium "sodium" by "immortal wound"	s/t	y3s recordings		bandcamp	*	1:48:49 (Pop-up)

krga	countryside "countryside" by "krga"	moi st.	krga		will probably be on bandcamp when released	*	1:58:44 (Pop-up)
early riser	skeleton "skeleton" by "early riser"	vocations	a-f		bandcamp	*	2:04:04 (Pop-up)
buzzcocks	what do you know "what do you know" by "buzzcocks"	7"	irs	1980			2:06:22 (Pop-up)
opposite sex	combine harvester "combine harvester" by "opposite sex"	high drama	spik & span		bandcamp	*	2:09:34 (Pop-up)
collate	genesis fatigue "genesis fatigue" by "collate"	single	domestic departure		bandcamp	*	2:15:17 (Pop-up)

the lodger	i'm over this (get over it)	cul-de-sac of love	we were never being boring		bandcamp	*	2:22:30 (Pop-up)
edwyn collins	a girl like you "a girl like you" by "edwyn collins"	gorgeous george	bar/none	1995			2:26:09 (Pop-up)
dave caruso	little miss sunshine "little miss sunshine" by "dave caruso"	radiophonic supersonic	dave caruso music	2020	bandcamp		2:29:25 (Pop-up)
matthew sweet	come home "come home" by "matthew sweet"	catspaw	omnivore			*	2:33:08 (Pop-up)
steve wynn	strummer and jones (2013)	single	steve wynn		bandcamp	*	2:36:36 (Pop-up)

kaputt	movement now "movement now" by "kaputt"	single	upset the rhythm		bandcamp	*	2:45:12 (Pop-up)
armedalite rifles	rummage through content	art is a weapon	armedalite rifles		bandcamp	*	2:48:22 (Pop-up)
unschooling	social chameleon "social chameleon" by "unschooling"	random acts of total control	howlin' banana		bandcamp	*	2:50:37 (Pop-up)
yo kinky	wire "wire" by "yo kinky"	s/t ep	yo kinky		bandcamp	*	2:52:57 (Pop-up)
holmes	western spur "western spur" by "holmes"	s/t ep	holmes		bandcamp	*	2:55:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm Uncle Michael: EFD!
	9:01pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters! Welcome to the new day!
	9:01pm ultradamno: Evan! Funkies!
	9:01pm efd: UM! HH!
	9:02pm KWilde: efd!!
	9:02pm Mod Mokka Matti: Good Evening EFD, and to all the Funkateers.
	9:02pm McGroovey: Oooooh, do ya?
	9:02pm Chop Scott: A Radio Heart to you EFD!!
	9:02pm Michael in Montclair: Hello efd!! Hello funksters!
	9:03pm dave wuz here: BAHSTIN!
	9:04pm Robm: Hello fellow funksters
	9:04pm mariano: Hey efd, Crew, folks!
	9:04pm Creature Boy: Willie Alexander, of The Velvet Underground. True story
	9:04pm McGroovey: The good news is I finally got a vaccine appointment. The bad news is, it's on Gloucester County (and I live in Hudson County).
	9:05pm efd: well clearly I cannot keep up with the individual greetings! Welcome KWilde, Matti, McGroovey, Creature Boy, Robm, Michael, dave, CHop Scott and all future commenteers, listeners, and lurkers! Welcome to the WFMU New Year.
	9:05pm Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Bit of a trip there, McGroovey! I do think I've heard that South Jersey has an overabundance of vaccines.
	9:05pm HyperDose: EFD!!!
	9:06pm ledzeppelinsucks: Loitering at hospitals is peaking because of leftover rumors. Now the rent a cops are chasing the needy away, going to be great to see on Judge Judy or maybe Oprah will get revenge.
	9:06pm McGroovey: I kinda like the "Velvet Underground" Squeeze record, if I forget that it says "Velvet Underground" on the front. I like the American Flyer album I have, too.
	9:06pm Handy Haversack: It's been a long couple of weeks, efd! Relax and enjoy it -- we are!
	9:07pm Will the Sound Guy: Good evening EFD, and all WFMU! To another year of the greatest station of all time!
	9:07pm Creature Boy: Squeeze has some good cuts on it
	9:07pm prof.fuzz: Hi EFD and funky friends!
	9:08pm ledzeppelinsucks: There should be a leftover zone near fast food restuarants or injection sites. The injection site can offer the vaccine as free dessert.
	9:11pm Scott67: G'day Evan & Funksters! 😎🤙🌏
	9:13pm Stevel: Jammy Journey!
	9:17pm McGroovey: I have Journey's "Next" album. That might be their second? I kinda like it, when I pull it out every five years. I don't need to hear the Steve Perry stuff again. I heard too much of it in the eighties. Though I do kinda like how Steve Perry walked away. "I'm done now. I like staying home. It was fun while it was fun. I have more than enough money now, anyway." He seems like an OK guy, even if he oversaturated my ears.
	9:19pm Mod Mokka Matti: Really diggin' this magazine treatment of S&TFS!
	9:22pm McGroovey: It's funny--there are so many great songs on The Correct Use of Soap that overshadow this song, that it always goes by and my brain takes a break and doesn't hear it.
	9:26pm efd: I thought I posted this 5 minutes ago and just found the "confirm" window on my screen: @McGroovey Next is their third, the one with "It's All Too Much" was their second. (I just learned this tonight)
	9:29pm ultradamno: That exact thing happened to me last night.
	9:30pm prof.fuzz: This song always makes me think of zombies...
	9:30pm Robbie Darling: Time to get funk'd up!
	9:31pm Rick A: Leave it to EFD to tap into my adolescence with this Chicago track. This was their comeback album after Terry Cath shot himself. I have typically been ashamed that I like this song. However, hearing it on WFMU gives me some peace of mind.
	9:32pm Brian in Charlottesville: Same here, @Rick A. What a great track.
	9:33pm McGroovey: Yeah, I could have looked up the Journey album chronology, but I was just as happy not bothering. I used to have the (or a) Neil Schon & Jan Hammer album, but I sold it when I divested myself if all my Jan Hammer records 30 years ago. I kept the Jeff Beck ones. I kinda wish I'd kept the Jan Hammer "there are no guitars on this album" rock albums--especially the one with Manic Depression.
	9:37pm mb: I was in the shower. I says to myself: "Chicago?". And sure enough. That was very 80's for a tune from 1978. AM radio Chicago rules too. just sayin'.
	9:39pm Handy Haversack: Yay, Worriers!
	9:41pm chris_in_space: Great to be back in the saddle with y'all on the @efd Show. Loving this Worriers cover.
	9:41pm Handy Haversack: efd, are those electronic drums on the Worriers track?
	9:41pm McGroovey: This Worries song sounds familiar. If it a cover? Or did they just steal the chorus from another song that I can't quite retrieve?
	9:42pm Elle Tor's Husband: Growing up in SF - the thing to do was go to Winterland and see Journey ( before Loud Mouth joined the band) Greg Rollie was basically the lead singer coming from Santana.They were a really good band back then (75'?). We went to a local TV show one afternoon to see them live and Loud Mouth was in the band by then and they lip-synced to "Wheels In The Sky" that was the end. Then I sent years printing their tour shirts. Literally years.
	9:42pm RomanDogBird: New Pornographers cover, McGroovey
	9:42pm efd: @Handy, they're real and they're fabulous. Played by the great Mikey Erg.
	9:42pm McGroovey: My autocorrect ambushed me again. I was being so careful.
	9:44pm efd: Worriers all recorded their parts remotely for that song, but there's a video that shows them all playing/singing in their separate locations.
	9:45pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, efd! Sounded absolutely great!
	9:45pm McGroovey: @RomanDogBird thanks. I looked at the Bandcamp page, and there were no songwriting credits. People should really post songwriting credits--especially when they're not your songs.
	9:45pm karlward: Love the Real Numbers!
	9:45pm Mike From Brooklyn: Hello EFD and everybody! I'm just listening tonight but had to say hello, it's sounding great.
	9:45pm johnk77: letter from an occupant composed by neko case nice show selecter
	9:46pm Handy Haversack: (Also: nice Seinfeld. Sal Bass!)
	9:48pm efd: I just realized I should have said "spectacular," not "fabulous," but you got it anyway.
	9:49pm Will the Sound Guy: i read it as spectacular in my mind
	9:51pm StuartR: Plates of Cake? Nice cover
	9:52pm herb.nyc: Evan plays New Porn cover. So I told my friends. And added this- - Aside: some yrs ago, housing works thrift had its annual outdoor sale. I bought lotsa stuff, and saw a crate of porn dvd. I took one. Bring all to cashier. I point out porn, “uh, did you mean to sell?”. Woman looks at it, pause, then sez “my uncle got arrested in a (child?) porn sting”(paraphrase). Then, “it’s a dollar if you want it”. Haha. I bought. Plus about $30 of $1 items.
	9:54pm Kat in Chicago: Reminds me I got dishes in the sink. Turning it up and heading to the kitchen. Oh hi errybody and congrats all y'all at FMU!
	9:55pm McGroovey: Airport77s: like. Anyone who covers the Motors gets my vote.
	9:55pm prof.fuzz: "Ooh she make me wanna get my chits together..." Nice work, gentlemen!
	9:56pm McGroovey: Bram Tchaïkovski, not Motors. But whatever. Same same.
	9:57pm Handy Haversack: K8: "Oh, sure, girls love Roxy Music." HH: "You love Roxy Music!" K8: "Sure!"
	9:57pm karlward: Hell yeah! Real Numbers! Minneapolis!
	9:57pm Various Julius: Thanks for playing the '77s! I play bass and sing the Tchaikovsky cover.
	9:59pm Handy Haversack: Awesome, Various Julius! (Not bragging, but I had pre-clicky-starred it. Just to brag a little.)
	10:03pm J*Boogie: I think I still owe Columbia House money
	10:03pm J*Boogie: Hi Evan! I pledged! Just not signed in on my phone. Love your show
	10:03pm P-90: Columbia House!
	10:04pm efd: Julius! Thanks for saying hello!
	10:04pm McGroovey: Nerding out on Bram Tchaïkovsky: one of my favorite songs ever is "Can't Give You Reasons" from The Russians Are Coming.
	10:04pm Will the Sound Guy: it can all be yours
	10:04pm Scott Williams: I can only remember one of my original 10: Queen's "The Game"
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GutenNoches !
	10:05pm Various Julius: Cheers!
	10:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Road to Ruin I had to buy myself iirc...
	10:06pm b k: I was more of a "Record Club of America" kind of guy.
	10:06pm efd: @Various Julius when tours are a thing again please get in touch! I'd love to have you do a set for my show sometime.
	10:07pm J*Boogie: I got NY Dolls through Columbia House. All the good Aerosmith stuff. Patti Smith later. Lou Reed maybe?
	10:07pm devlawn: Someone used my mailbox to join columbia record one time. But all the CD's were horrible so I had to send back. If they were any good I would have kept them.
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He got some stone Classics.
	10:08pm J*Boogie: Before CDs were viewed as an abomination, CH was super handy for me to fill in gaps in my collection. Especially in college
	10:08pm Matt Fiveash: I wound up with so many bad records by forgetting to check the "do not send me the selection of the month" box and mail it back. What era were you there EFD? Maybe you mailed prepubescent me that shitty Moody Blues record with "The Voice" on it.
	10:09pm McGroovey: The last time I did the Record Club, I got good stuff: it was that moment in the early nineties when major labels were wishing they'd been the smart ones who signed Nirvana, and they were signing indy bands, or bands that would have been on indies. So I got Dinosaur Jr and Ride and the Pixies and ah jeez I can't remember the 10 either.
	10:09pm devlawn: CD's are fine, they arn't an abomination. Pretty good format, better than 8-track and cassette.
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Were Loss Leaders much associated with the Clubs ??
	10:10pm J*Boogie: I fully agree. Never said I believed that
	10:10pm J*Boogie: I never got rid of mine and I’m glad I didn’t
	10:11pm devlawn: Now I really want to look at an old columbia house record club catalog. See what the real bargains were.
	10:11pm J*Boogie: Oh yeah I think I got Teenage Fanclub through CH in the early 90s
	10:11pm J*Boogie: My Bloody Valentine too maybe
	10:11pm efd: if you look at the photo I posted on social media tonight [AIRHORN NOISE] you'll see a small sliver of my CD collection
	10:12pm Will the Sound Guy: ill take a well cared after tape over a cd if you are listening to the whole side, or album. cd's are decent after they figured out how to master for them. CDs are definitely easier to cue
	10:12pm J*Boogie: Don’t use social media. Mark Hurst told me not to
	10:13pm Handy Haversack: We've just gone through a Whole Thing with CDs. We live in a tiny, crowded hallway, and we thought we'd get rid of the jewel cases and so bought a few big wallets, only to find that they are useless for preserving anything besides naked disks, and we freaked out and put them all back (now alphabetized at least). We're totally screwed. At some point a bookshelf will collapse. If you don't see me post for a week, send in dogs that can also carry booze through fallen books.
	10:13pm devlawn: Which teenage fanclub? thirteen?
	10:14pm J*Boogie: Remember Ariel Pink kinda made his sound on CD-Ra in the end, not tape. Fidelity wise CDs are totally fine. I think only a real stickler takes issue with them. Same kinda person that owns a Pono
	10:14pm Various Julius: Matt - I still have that Moody Blues LP in the basement and Gemini Dream sounded awesome in 1981, now not so much.
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Someone made the point that CDs have a wider dynamic range - but LPs are better within their range : a good observation I miss in my usual analog/digital schpiel ...
	10:15pm efd: @Handy, true or false: When the vocals came in on this song you thought of the Connells
	10:15pm chris_in_space: This Norman Greenbaum "Junior Cadillac" reminded me of something. Couldn't put my finger on it for a minute, and then it hit me—"Artificial Energy" on The Notorious Byrd Brothers LP.
	10:15pm Hoboken Jack: Hello friends! EFD, Scott, McGroove, Matt F, Handy, SteveL, southern hemisphere Scott67, Chop Scott, Mariano, all other Scotts and non-Scotts!
	10:15pm Various Julius: So Connells.
	10:15pm J*Boogie: That is true. Also, digital rot is a thing
	10:16pm Will the Sound Guy: you could try to get scratches out with cheap white toothpaste. if they're flaked you're effd. i did that before too. "75 years" in a humidity and temp controlled vault in a c,ean jewl case
	10:16pm Handy Haversack: SO TRUE!!! Ha, good call, efd! Man, I love the Connells. Will have to investigate TBWTPN! Jack!
	10:16pm JKlages: Thank you, Evan!
	10:17pm Barkevious Shabazz: Mikey Erg has a top notch new record out.
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every Medium & Format has its own characteristics - both Sonically - & 'Mechanically'...
	10:17pm efd: oh hi Jon! My pleasure!
	10:17pm devlawn: Laser burnt CD-R's fail over time, not sure about proper stamped CD's.
	10:18pm Mod Mokka Matti: The name of this band certainly fits my overall condition - friggin' chronic anxiety sucks.
	10:18pm J*Boogie: Anyone remember CD Spins in Boston? A “record store” dedicated solely to CDs? Late 90s/early 00s
	10:19pm devlawn: JB I might have bought an italian bootleg pearl jam CD from there.
	10:20pm J*Boogie: Hahaha who didn’t?
	10:20pm Mod Mokka Matti: Not familiar with that store, since I'm in the PNW, but it brings to mind a local retailer of a similar nature here in WA (maybe elsewhere?) that was/is called Silver Platters
	10:20pm J*Boogie: That name 😂
	10:22pm chris_in_space: @devlawn I don't know—I'm still playing heavily loved laser-burnt CDs that I made 15 years ago without issue.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Suspect it's not the laser burning? - it's the manufacture of the CD-Rs & them peeling & generally degrading. Some of them.
	10:25pm ultradamno: I've never had a CD go bad I can think of, DVDs are more finicky however.
	10:25pm Will the Sound Guy: any well cared for medium will continue to work for some time. records in my opinion take the cake, they will play in a cave with a waterpowered player with a needle and a papercup in a post apocalyptic world.
	10:26pm Handy Haversack: We know paper can have 100 percent information preservation after 500 years with some reasonable care. AIR HORN!!!!
	10:26pm ultradamno: (that's manufactured CD, not CDR, I mean...they of course are ephemeral as can be)
	10:27pm Kat in Chicago: yay airhorn
	10:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...perhaps not unlike some Cassettes stay together & some deconstruct themselves - speaking of Mechnics & too many moving parts... The simple Analog of sound wave & record groove is robust - otoh every time you play them they erode... to say nothing of scratches, fractures, dirt & dust - inconsistent playback speed &tc. ...
	10:28pm Mister Dobalina: Reallin' feelin' the social media blow horn!
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: Oh, we'll remember!
	10:28pm chris_in_space: 8-bit airhorn avatar: WANT
	10:28pm Will the Sound Guy: lol, handy
	10:28pm ultradamno: But you can't have locked grooves on a CD...and if you could it was just seem like something had gone wrong.
	10:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...of course - reproduction artifacts are part of the experience. Medium is Massage & all that. Like instruments have overtones that give them timbre in the 1st place ...fingers across wound gittar strings are not 'notes' but become part of the Vocabulary...
	10:31pm efd: I know this isn't Feelings and I'm not Michele with one L, but for my money this is a JAMMER!
	10:33pm Will the Sound Guy: I beleive this does qualify as a jammer efd.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Sequencer !! ...Woo.
	10:33pm ultradamno: What would boost it to 'banger' status?
	10:34pm Handy Haversack: Mashed potatoes?
	10:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah ...gets hips going or something rather than head banging... well maybe.
	10:36pm mariano: Belated greetings, Hoboken Jack, Handy, ultradamno, RevRabbit. Just got back from my nightly walk, whew!
	10:36pm ultradamno: Hey mariano!
	10:36pm Handy Haversack: How's the southern night, Mariano?
	10:38pm Will the Sound Guy: this tune slaps
	10:39pm efd: it's a slapper!
	10:39pm mariano: Pretty good, Handy, thanks. It's that last little stretch where the weather's really nice and cool, low humidity.
	10:39pm Mister Dobalina: Suddenly craving bangers & mash.
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Slapper ! ...supposed to get to 70℉ tomorrow here NewHampshuh ! A 24-hour range of nearly 30℉...
	10:41pm Will the Sound Guy: we're on that rollercoaster of smarch weather
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes.
	10:42pm Handy Haversack: I'm already ditching the sweatshirt on my walks. Though water temp at the Battery is still just 42.5F!
	10:43pm Handy Haversack: Is the cassingle version even better?
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's NewEngland Yoga: taking layers on & off.
	10:43pm Kat in Chicago: Good call on the Wolfgang Press.
	10:44pm Will the Sound Guy: I work as a surveyor for my day job, I'm fluent in layer nanagement.
	10:44pm efd: when I didn't hear the organ come in at the beginning I knew something had gone terribly wrong
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that efd thing of both recalling an era - & notably clarifying it ! ...uh-oh - has it migrated from 80s to 90s ??...
	10:50pm mariano: 42 is surprisingly warm once you get a good pace going on a walk.
	10:51pm prof.fuzz: Digging the contrast of fuzzed out guitars and the keys at the beginning of this Immortal Wound track!
	10:52pm Handy Haversack: Agreed, Mariano, that's sweatshirt weather. It's surprisingly cold water to fall into, though!
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - he'll take us back to the 70s often I suppose... Well where I am you develop an acute instinct for where the Freezing Point is...
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' There is no Warm without Dry '...
	10:53pm wolfingham: Enjoying the show tonight EFD! evening fellow funks
	10:54pm Will the Sound Guy: efd is laying it down tonight!
	11:01pm Mister Dobalina: Spinnin' some real fire from the get go!
	11:02pm efd: thank you for the kind words! Glad you're digging the show!
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always.
	11:03pm efd: second appearance of Mikey Erg's drumming on tonight's show!
	11:04pm Mod Mokka Matti: Yay, made it back from my dinner/pizza run before the show was over - did enjoy hearing the Wolfgang Press and Immortal Wound tracks on the drive home...
	11:05pm Handy Haversack: Hoping you got dinner and pizza, MMM!
	11:06pm Hoboken Jack: I saw Early Riser at Cake Shop back in 2014. This sounds great!!
	11:08pm pgalub: @Hoboken Jack- Brag about it, why doncha! (Hi Jaaaaack!)
	11:09pm Mod Mokka Matti: @Handy - Pizza = lazy person's dinner/grocery shopping deferment plan ;-P
	11:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...add cheap wine & I call it an occasion...
	11:13pm Stevel: Really loving Opposite Sex
	11:13pm johnk77: is cake shop where bands played in the basement?
	11:14pm Stevel: Best murder (premeditation) ballad of the evening!
	11:14pm Handy Haversack: Top five without doubt!
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ✔︎ energy ✔︎ psych ✔︎ cuteness ...& oh a creepy theme ? Bonus...
	11:15pm Stevel: "I'll cry, and say the sun was in my eyes..."
	11:16pm efd: @johnk yep, bands played below ground at Cake Shop. Upstairs was a bakery, or... cake shop
	11:16pm ultradamno: That's what you call a corrosive guitar tone. My favorite!
	11:16pm prof.fuzz: @stevel Yeah. I've got that bandcamp tab open for Opposite Sex.
	11:17pm Handy Haversack: Nine days till Bandcamp Friday!
	11:18pm johnk77: https://isitbandcampfriday.com/
	11:19pm Hoboken Jack: I saw Pete Galub play at Banjo Jim's in [year inaudible]. Hi PETE!!!!
	11:20pm ultradamno: Speaking of Bandcamp, new Les Filles de Illighadad album up for pre-order today lesfillesdeillighadad.bandcamp.com...
	11:24pm Barkevious Shabazz: There aren't enough record labels named for top shelf Pet Shop Boys songs.
	11:25pm Hoboken Jack: Love The Lodger!!! He put out some songs as the Birthday Kiss in the interim I believe. This is more dancey than previous efforts but hey why not!
	11:26pm efd: @Hoboken Jack I hope you're Facebook friends with him!
	11:28pm Mod Mokka Matti: Oh yeah, nice to hear some EC!
	11:29pm Will the Sound Guy: yea this track rips
	11:30pm Will the Sound Guy: I remeber putting it on a mix tape from the radio when it came out
	11:32pm Hoboken Jack: Is this David Caruso from NYPD Blue
	11:33pm Mod Mokka Matti: Ha ha
	11:33pm Handy Haversack: I have seen this singer's booty!
	11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...easy Handy - people are deep into their pizza...
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Take Two : ...More Big Moon anecdotes ??
	11:35pm Handy Haversack: ... Sipowicz does it ...
	11:40pm ultradamno: Was this song written Keyser Soze style, just whatever was in front of him gets folded in?
	11:41pm devlawn: he's a hoarder if true
	11:42pm devlawn: but I shouldn't hoard shame.
	11:44pm ultradamno: I'm certainly in no position to do so...
	11:51pm Will the Sound Guy: my friend Pogo is in the Armedalite Rifles
	11:51pm efd: that's who got in touch with me about the album!
	11:55pm Scott Williams: Damn, never hear songs in 6/4 - go Yo Kinky!
	11:57pm radioronan: Thanks Evan..thanks Scott..skeletons!
	11:58pm Mod Mokka Matti: This is a nice bit o' Twang.
	11:59pm Will the Sound Guy: Killer show E Funk D & Skelly Scott W
	11:59pm mariano: Thanks efd, Crew!
	11:59pm Mod Mokka Matti: Another superb installment, Mr. Davies! Will be definitely revisiting these new sounds, and thanks for playing some old faves as well.
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...did this in 6/4 but the horse got out of synch with the others...
	11:59pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks EFD and Scott!!
	11:59pm prof.fuzz: Thanks EFD! Great show.
	12:00am Mister Dobalina: A++
	12:00am efd: thanks everyone!
	12:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY efd
	12:05am Handy Haversack: Thanks, efd!
	2:59pm Handy Haversack: The first time I tried the Random Archive Generator, it gave me this show. Well done, RAG! Well done!

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from March 24, 2021

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