WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from February 1, 2025

Listener comments!
	8:08pm Listener Baby: Baby. Thinking I’ll just walk, if it’s all the same to everyone. Good morning.
	10:14am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @8:08 Walk Baby!
	10:52am Wacky Jack: I'm wacky!~
	10:55am Sam I’m not: I’m not
	11:00am luka: gm ichibans
	11:00am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Michael and Everyone.
	11:01am clarke: hey now - the baby is born in prision
	11:02am Cooh John: Good morning Michael and #1ers.
	11:02am GFaulkner: I need to revisit this LP
	11:02am Listener Baby: Is the Weezer guy?
	11:02am harangued: That was the best opening of 2025 so far. ;-). Mike: you're firing on all cylinders!!!!
	11:02am Scott from Boston: Morning #1 hitters!
	11:02am Michael Shelley: ↳ luka @11:00 Thanks for the photo!
	11:02am Cooh John: clarke, I was born contraband.
	11:02am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @11:02 yep
	11:03am Listener Baby: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:02 It’s a good one!
	11:04am clarke: i hope there is ROPE!!
	11:04am gf2002: ↳ Song: "She Makes Me Laugh" by "Monkees, The" Yes! This is a solid album. Looking forward to Monkees talk today!
	11:04am clarke: (what's that noise in the background, there?)
	11:05am gf2002: ↳ Song: "You And I" by "Monkees, The" Hal Blaine and Neil Young on this one...
	11:05am luka: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:02 it was a tenjaku highball, for the record
	11:06am Cooh John: Michael, how did you get Todd to record that before puberty?
	11:06am JG: ↳ gf2002 @11:05 Wow did not know NY was on Monkees record.
	11:06am Squints: ok then. hey HEY hey now. In for a little bit before heading over to the pub for Six Nations Rugby. Today England v De One Troo Muster Race, dere.
	11:07am luka: “suzanne” is a good weezer song
	11:07am onthetrain: the sweater song
	11:07am gf2002: ↳ Song: "You And I" by "Monkees, The" Interesting fact: That's the first session where Hal brought in and used his Roto-Toms, that's them on the very end of the track. Later to be used on hits like "Indian Reservation" and other big hits. But this was the first
	11:08am ianm: www.youtube.com...
	11:08am Listener Baby: Weezer song #1 Hit= Island In the Sun.
	11:08am Edbert: Michael should try the Weezer tune "Beach Boys"
	11:09am gf2002: ↳ JG @11:06 Neil and Ry Cooder also played guitars on "As We Go Along" from the Head soundtrack and film...one of my favorite tracks of all time.
	11:10am ianm: ↳ ianm @11:08 this one is good too: www.youtube.com...
	11:12am Listener Baby: Raise your hand if you engineered a Etta James concert
	11:12am gf2002: Weezer tracks to try: "Perfect Situation", a great melody and solid production. "Say It Ain't So", might be their best. Check the performance of it on Letterman when the debut album had just come out, it's on YouTube.
	11:12am Craig in MoTown: Morning Listeners- tickets for Marty Stuart on sale at The Tabernacle, Mt Tabor, NJ (cool venue) 4/5/25
	11:12am clarke: your hand.
	11:12am annette: @ GF : my cat named Cooder bless his soul. still got the turtle named RY.
	11:13am listener phat in lincoln: Good morning, all
	11:13am Doug in MP: ↳ Craig in MoTown @11:12 I've seen the Tabernacle during the mt tabor house tour... I bet a performance there is fantatic
	11:14am gf2002: ↳ annette @11:12 Very cool!
	11:15am Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Senorita Jane" by "Bola Sete" Well, good morning, Michael and All! Sounds goooood
	11:15am Listener Baby: Also fun fact. The band leader when I mixed Etta was the guy from Macca’s band Brian Something?
	11:15am myron feld: ↳ Listener Baby @11:15 Raymond?
	11:16am egould: I was gonna suggest some Weezer songs, but they all turned out to be Sugar Ray songs instead.
	11:16am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:15 'nother fun fact: it was BABY all the time!!
	11:16am clarke: db's!
	11:17am John G: Love the db's!
	11:17am gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @11:15 Brian Ray? He was Etta's musical director and guitarist for awhile
	11:18am Listener Baby: ↳ myron feld @11:15 Brian Ray.
	11:18am greg g: Morning Michael and the # 1 Crew!! Surf Wax America is hands down my favorite Weezer song and maybe one of my all time favorite rockers. Too much Green Day you may say, but I friggin love it. Give a listen: youtu.be...
	11:19am GFaulkner: Isaac!
	11:19am clarke: Isaac's Living Room - The Movie
	11:19am John G: I knew Isaac!
	11:21am John G: Bill Chadwick is a great writer and singer
	11:21am myron feld: ↳ Listener Baby @11:18 I was close. Just added the "mond" for extra classiness.
	11:22am Montmaster J: ↳ GFaulkner @11:19 Those were the days. Powerpop for inspiration, yodels in the pantry. So gracious of Isaac and fam to let us play there. xo
	11:23am rx "rexy" scabin: I have to leave to go get some Chinese food, specifically noodles and dumplings. It's a 50 mile drive because we live in the middle of nowhere.
	11:23am Dr. Jeff: Voice sounds like a combination of Micky Dolenz Michael Nesmith
	11:23am John G: I played in a band with Michael Shelley and Isaak
	11:25am GFaulkner: I think I played in a band with Montmaster J, if I'm guessing who he is correctly
	11:25am Montmaster J: ↳ GFaulkner @11:25 Hi George! Yes!
	11:25am John G: I played in a band with GFaulkner too
	11:25am Frank In Queens: Dry Oatmeal, HEY NOW!
	11:26am Hughie Considine: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @11:23 I take it these vittles are worth the drive?
	11:26am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:25 he shoots. he scores.
	11:26am John G: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:25 hahaha!
	11:26am clarke: Color Him Father was the "house record" at a band house i lived in, long ago.
	11:28am P-90: Oh so that’s where this came from
	11:28am Hughie Considine: Sinead O'Connor's "I Am Stretched on Your Grave" is based entirely on ... most of that.
	11:28am annette: just looked up Ettas bio..so sad, but she tried so hard. geeze, All you Precious Folks, stay away from all that S###
	11:28am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:28 you sound like a fellow with new flooring!
	11:29am DJ Johnny Cool: The drum break in Dennis Coffey's Scorpio is the best ever!!!
	11:29am Scott from Boston: I always liked this song just because it was very positive about fatherhood… I don’t hear many of those. Lol.
	11:30am gf2002: One of the best episodes of The Monkees tv series is "Monkees In Paris", which was a collection of scenes of the band going through Paris with 4 girls...hardly any dialogue but set to the songs of the Pisces Aquarius album. Bob Rafelson directed it, and a lot of it was shot in a similar cinema verite style as would show up in Easy Rider and other films Rafelson was involved in. Highly worth checking out. Anyway, Bill Chadwick plays one of the French police in that episode, I hope he talks a little about that experience because that's a classic moment of 60's TV and filmmaking that you just don't see anymore.
	11:30am clarke: the french police wouldn't give me no peace
	11:30am Michael Shelley: atthetabernacle.com
	11:31am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:28 Floored genius!
	11:31am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:26 On a scoring streak!
	11:31am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:30 And the mouse police never sleeps.
	11:32am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:31 it sounds different in here...
	11:32am John G: The Spy Who Came In From The Cool is my favorite Monkee episode. Or one of them.
	11:33am egould: Here we go with the baritone guitar again.
	11:33am annette: @Scott: took the easy way out, no babies but my soul aplaudes you an all . lifes blessings
	11:34am John G: Big Bottom
	11:35am GFaulkner: ↳ John G @11:34 Haha
	11:35am clarke: you have no basses for this assertion.
	11:35am Various Julius: ↳ Song: "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The" Dig the natural chorus effect happening between the three
	11:35am Bob: My main takeaway from Weezer is always the thought “I could be listening to Teenage Fanclub instead.”
	11:35am WoodsOfMaine: Isn't a Danelectro what Entwhistle kept busting the strings on recording My Generation?
	11:35am listener phat in Lincoln: Tic tac bass.
	11:35am Frank In Queens: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @11:35 Yes
	11:36am Kleoville: If you haven’t seen The Only Girl in the Orchestra you should. Oscar nominated short about Orin O’Brien
	11:36am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @11:35 Yes
	11:36am LesSchlepping: They used a Dano 6 string bass, tuned an octave down from guitar. Baritone guitar came later.
	11:36am John G: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @11:35 He played a Fender Bass on that
	11:37am Listener Baby: Just about 99% of everything done in Owen Bradley’s place in the late 50’s 60’s had a 6 string bass doubled with an upright bass. Owens’ brother always played the 6 string. Just listen to Brenda Laa hits.
	11:37am gf2002: ↳ Song: "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The" Great audio example! They did this in Nashville before it made it to LA when the baritone guitar was a relatively new instrument. They did it just like Brian is doing on this Good Vibrations session, a Dano player would double the upright bass line with a palm-muted part. In Nashville they called it the "Tic-Tac Bass" because it would allow the bass line to be more percussive and cut through on AM radio.
	11:37am GFaulkner: Mingo!
	11:37am annette: whuts that song ???big bottom. my gals got em. how can i leave this behind ? sorry for the irreverence. but that song tickles me
	11:37am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The" Speaking of three basses, one night I dreamed up an answer to the Three Tenors: the Three Baritones: Michael Stipe, Eddie Vedder, and Darius Rucker. Million dollar idea, right?
	11:38am John G: Mingo, the man with the bull whip!
	11:38am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ John G @11:36 Oh, you're right!
	11:39am WoodsOfMaine: @listener phat in Lincoln Oh right...he broke 3 Danelectros first.
	11:39am clarke: have Ed Ames and Leonard Nimoy ever been in the same room together?
	11:39am Listener Baby: Baritone guitar is an ominous sounding instrument. You can play chords on it like a guitar. But single notes sound a lot like a bass.
	11:39am Moammar: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" This song really leaves no exposition on the table.
	11:40am myron feld: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" "A London education and a Cherokee's pride" -- top combo!
	11:40am gf2002: For an example of a baritone guitar that everyone knows, along with the examples last week, listen to Richie Valens' "La Bamba". That's Rene Hall playing a Dano baritone right at the beginning on that signature riff.
	11:40am onthetrain: does anyone know did this guy sing "you,re a mean one mr grinch ?" from train jr
	11:40am Michael Shelley: TOMMY HAWK: www.youtube.com...
	11:40am Hughie Considine: ↳ Moammar @11:39 It's in a maximalist style.
	11:40am Moammar: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" I though the man with the bullwhip was in that Robert Mapplethorpe picture.
	11:40am Dan: Ringo was already taken.
	11:41am luka: canyoneroooooo
	11:41am WoodsOfMaine: @Listener Baby Pat Metheny did a whole album with one
	11:41am clarke: ↳ gf2002 @11:40 and, not to forget that fender had the Fender VI - which was used for some of the higher registered sounds.
	11:41am Listener Baby: ↳ Dan @11:40 Funny. Judges would accepted Pingo as well.
	11:42am annette: hung up my bass years ago, but wanted to start up a band called IRREVERENT. only at FMU can we be honest, fun, and unfurtful
	11:42am Vpfavale: Ed Ames famously tried to teach Johnny Carson how to throw a tomahawk with hilarious results.
	11:42am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" Miracle Legion's "Mr. Mingo" is not about the man with the bullwhip but rather Mark Mulcahy's dog.
	11:42am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Michael, Baby, Clarke, Frank, all!
	11:42am Andres: ↳ onthetrain @11:40 Thurl Ravenscroft sang that.
	11:43am clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:42 Spurious J!!!
	11:43am clarke: that Nelly Johnson.
	11:44am P-90: Producers would actually call players to sessions specifically for Danelecro bass as distinct from regular “electric bass “ or “Fender bass.” They also sometimes called it “Tic Tac Bass” because of the percussive, thin sound of the plectum-picked strings on the hollow Masonite guitar, versus the rounder, fuller sound of the solid-bodies Fender-style bass, usually picked with fingers. So the call sheet would sometimes have two names on it, specifying a “bass player” and a “tic-tac bass player.” Or a single player called for “electric bass, tic tac bass” if they wanted a single guy to bring both to play on different tracks in a session.
	11:45am egould: Let’s face it; the man was wanted.
	11:45am clarke: ↳ P-90 @11:44 hey is there a site with all the session charts somewhere??
	11:45am Hoboken Jack: ↳ egould @11:45 Haha
	11:45am Hughie Considine: ↳ egould @11:45 But was he loved? We never find out.
	11:46am annette: DANELCTRO. NRBQ. SPAMPINATO.
	11:47am clarke: ↳ annette @11:46 joey used silvertones (which were made by danelectro)
	11:47am berbo: TIL that the Rolling Stones covered Dylan's "Watching the River Flow" on album called "Boogie 4 Stu: A Tribute To Ian Stewart".
	11:47am P-90: No, I’ve never seen a website with old call sheets on it. I assume they’re very rare because they’re the kind of thing nobody bothered to save.
	11:48am clarke: ↳ P-90 @11:47 that's too bad.
	11:49am Steve Del Sol: Were the Yolks, blokes? Just askin'
	11:50am Frank In Queens: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:42 Hi Jack
	11:51am yippie: i also like the alvarius b. remake of "wanted man", especially the live version
	11:51am clarke: it's considered a "failure" ha ha ha
	11:52am Frank In Queens: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" Could almost be a Jefferson Airplane song
	11:52am clarke: mickey's voice sounds pretty Slick
	11:53am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:52 that too!
	11:53am PatrickMC: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" Id like to hear the Ed Ames version
	11:53am annette: you are making my house magic. love music and the great notes you add to the air. thanjs, All
	11:53am tonyb: I can picture Grace Slick giving this a go?
	11:54am tonyb: “Lather” like, I guess.
	11:54am gf2002: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" The last Monkees track to be played on the last episode of the TV series, called "The Frodis Caper", directed by Micky Dolenz. "Frodis" was their code for pot, and you can see in that episode some of them may have indulged in "frodis" during the filming.
	11:55am GeoSinPhilly: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" Man, that Mickey Dolenz can really get up there with no loss in the depth of his voice.
	11:57am WoodsOfMaine: @tonyb Was only half paying attention and thought that's what it was!
	11:57am gf2002: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" The late, great drummer "Fast" Eddie Hoh on this track. Tragic story, a really overlooked and underrated drummer from the 60's. Chip Douglas used him on a lot of the best Monkees tracks, and he's also backing the Mamas & Papas at Monterey Pop
	11:58am clarke: before you guys start in - Kawliga was also ripped from something else.
	11:59am GeoSinPhilly: I hope the Secret Service doesn't get wind of your comment about our Deputy President.
	11:59am Listener Baby: ↳ clarke @11:58 So glad you said that
	11:59am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:59 a lot of hank's melodies came from his mom's gardener.
	11:59am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:58 I thought of it...I admit it.
	12:00pm Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:57 He’s terrific!
	12:00pm Lizardner Dave !: Many NYC Ubers and Lyfts are Teslas because Eric Adams started a program to make all NYC taxis electric. Environmentally conscious or sucking up to the Tesla company? You decide!
	12:01pm WoodsOfMaine: There's a tesla (sedan) around here with bumper sticker "we bought this before we knew elon was crazy"
	12:01pm Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Destination You!" by "Shuggie Otis" Shuggie sure had a thing.
	12:02pm clarke: could you play Tesla Blues? (no, you CAN'T!)
	12:02pm egould: My brother-in-law almost killed my wife and me, and himself while showing off the “hands free” driving feature in his Tesla. That was fun.
	12:03pm clarke: G G Sq (he's out to pub)
	12:03pm clarke: ↳ egould @12:02 jeez.
	12:04pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Still In School" by "NRBQ" The Voice!
	12:04pm gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @12:00 One of my favorite drummers of all time! He was literally lost for years if not decades, no one knew where he was. He died in 2015. Just listen to the drums on "Pleasant Valley Sunday" and "Star Collector" among his other 60's sessions...amazing drummer. And he's on "Season Of The Witch", which is a groove and a half.
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @12:01 fair
	12:05pm luka: the one time i was in a tesla, 8 or so years ago, my coworker said “don’t pull that handle”. the one that looks like the handle that opens the door but actually takes it off the hinges? stupid.
	12:05pm Bob: ↳ clarke @12:03 Clarke, I think I spotted you in some YouTube mini-doc on The Mummies. They showed clips of various other bands, including Untamed Youth on some public access looking show. You were hitting stuff.
	12:06pm Jack McGuire: ↳ Song: "Still In School" by "NRBQ" #1 Smasheroo!
	12:06pm clarke: ↳ Bob @12:05 i'm not on that show - that's Ron Silva from Nash Ramblers.
	12:07pm Bob: ↳ clarke @12:06 My bad. I was gonna say Rock Hudson
	12:07pm TheDerek: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @12:01 I laugh at Tesla & all electric cars.
	12:07pm clarke: ↳ Bob @12:07 ha ha ha. it was shortly after i exited stage left, even.
	12:09pm clarke: mmmm... turkey leg!!
	12:09pm McGroovey: I was just sleeping, having a dream that my band and Michael Shelley were recording albums at the same place (a big old church, and the house across the road, and the lawns lawns around them), and there was a big party and music festival going on while we were both recording, and I had to watch Michael's son while he went to do his radio show (remotely, from a closet at the festival) (yes, I know Michael doesn't have a son, as far as we know, and more importantly, we don't know each other well enough for him to leave is kid in my care) (don't worry, Michael, I'm a responsible babysitter). We were both recording on 16-track tape, and both studios rooms were using the same control room, and there was some confusion about which tape belonged to my band and which tape was Michael's, because people saw me with Michael's son. You be relieved to know that I straightened it all out. The phone rang and woke me up just as I was straighting out the tape confusion, and I don't know what happened to the kid. Jordan was there, so I assume she found him. Oh, and of course it was THIS radio show he was doing, so I've been able to listen to the whole show, although I didn't remember which songs he played during the dream.
	12:09pm John G: Didn't know the New Society did Of You.
	12:11pm yippie: what you just said reminded me of the song "Rock and Barock" by Luigi Gagliardi
	12:11pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:09 was that the baby born in prison? (check the archives)
	12:12pm gf2002: ↳ Song: "Of You" by "New Society, The" One trend of the 60's era I never understood was the obsession with Renaissance fashion and all the trappings, including lutes or lute-like guitar parts on the records. Many, many of the bands into that do indeed look like they're at a Ren Faire about to eat a turkey leg...perfect description! But the band Renaissance was pretty interesting.
	12:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Of You" by "New Society, The" Kind of intense sounding!
	12:12pm clarke: i got no respond.
	12:13pm johnk77: ↳ gf2002 @11:57 thanks for pointing out eddie hoh among many other amazing gigs he knew mike bloomfield & barry goldberg when they were all teenagers rock in power barry, who died 10 days ago;<
	12:13pm clarke: ↳ johnk77 @12:13 oof, hadn't heard that, RIP!
	12:13pm McGroovey: ↳ clarke @12:11 I googled "Michael Shelley baby born in prison site:wfmu.org" and got nuthin'
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:13 ha ha, listen to the show intro
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:13 google is not your friend.
	12:15pm McGroovey: ↳ gf2002 @12:12 I've never understood goth fashion.
	12:15pm johnk77: the late bassist gregg sutton told me barry was 1 of the most sympathetic players gregg ever recorded/toured with
	12:15pm clarke: fortified gwine!
	12:16pm sheila-b-Delia / mrs train: Morning everyone
	12:17pm onthetrain: mrs train did you like the gluten free waffles
	12:18pm GFaulkner: Yes! Muffs!
	12:18pm McGroovey: ↳ clarke @12:14 Ah, OK. I'll do that after the festival is over.
	12:18pm TheDerek: ↳ gf2002 @12:12 There was a big revival of Celtic music in the UK, which fit in nice with Brit folk scene.Fairport Convention,Pentangle, Steeleye Span & the like. Jon Renbourn & Richard Thompson was major impetus in this exploration. Definitely a very niche sound from 60's-early
	12:18pm gf2002: ↳ johnk77 @12:13 Oh no, I didn't know Barry had passed away! RIP. Hopefully Eddie Hoh will get some more recognition in the coming years via a book or documentary or something. He was a powerhouse drummer with the chops and the feel, which is why he's on a bunch of hit singles and albums, and yet very few know his name or who is drumming on those sessions. Eddie and Bloomfield had quite a groove on Super Session
	12:18pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:18 find the closet.
	12:19pm DaveMiß: Hey Clarke!
	12:19pm clarke: hey MISSter!!
	12:19pm TheDerek: ↳ TheDerek @12:18 *Early 70's
	12:19pm DaveMiß: Michael Shelley, the 6th monkey is in dropbox
	12:20pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:18 maybe andrew sandoval could write that tome?
	12:20pm gf2002: ↳ McGroovey @12:15 Same here. SNL did a pretty scathing recurring skit called "The Goths" which was pretty funny
	12:21pm clarke: you said there would be no politics!
	12:22pm McGroovey: ↳ clarke @12:18 Yeah, but Michael is too busy to play that tape for me, and (more importantly) we both left the festival when I woke up.
	12:22pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Looking For That Girl" by "Bill Chadwick" DAYAMMMM!!
	12:22pm John G: ↳ clarke @12:22 My fav song on his CD
	12:23pm GFaulkner: ↳ John G @12:22 Great track
	12:24pm egould: ↳ Song: "Looking For That Girl" by "Bill Chadwick" Real nice.
	12:24pm clarke: RIP MF
	12:24pm gf2002: ↳ clarke @12:20 Maybe so! I'd like to hear more from Chip Douglas about Eddie, since Eddie was Chip's go-to drummer going back to the MFQ days, and maybe some comments from Al Kooper? Sadly a lot of Eddie's peers and the musicians he worked with are no longer alive either.
	12:25pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:24 yes, they droppin'. sadly.
	12:25pm johnk77: rodney bingenheimer still plays mfq
	12:26pm Marie in Chicago: I love this song. It's like a part of my dna.
	12:26pm clarke: i know Chadwick played in The Characters, like to hear about that, too!
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: I remember having this and others from Face to Face on TDK SA90 and it felt like a prize.
	12:27pm StuartR: ↳ Song: "Rosy Won't You Please Come Home" by "Marianne Fai... Catchy: Top 10 if not #!
	12:28pm gf2002: ↳ TheDerek @12:18 I think Fairport Convention did it the best, their early stuff has some absolutely killer guitar work from Richard Thompson and some cool 60's production.
	12:29pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:27 those cassettes last pretty surprisingly well (as well as the maxell UD XL II)
	12:29pm Listener Baby: Well. She had great taste, along with everything else. RIP
	12:30pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:29 They do. I still retain about 100 or so. Picked up a cheap tape player at Goodwill and voilla...
	12:30pm Pedro in Arlington: Marianne made some wild films too, many available free on Kanopy. Definitely an Austin Powers vibe to most of them.
	12:30pm Hughie Considine: I loved Marianne's LP produced by Damon Albarn. She does "I'm into Something Good" in a style very far from this.
	12:31pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:30 now if we could just get a cheap viola at the goodwill!
	12:31pm Handy Haversack: Hey now, Michael and all. Back from getting the dog a wetware upgrade.
	12:31pm TheDerek: ↳ gf2002 @12:28 Hands down Fairport Convention & Richard Thompson are Top Shelf, but I'm more on the Jon Renbourn side of things. Sandy Denny & Richard Thompson solo stuff is nothing short of brilliant
	12:32pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:31 he's crackin'!
	12:32pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:31 Yes! We have no violas, we have no violas today.
	12:32pm John G: ↳ Song: "Yesterday's Song" by "Bill Chadwick" I can hear Davy Jones singing this one
	12:33pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:32 i have one. could use more. ha ha.
	12:34pm TheDerek: ↳ clarke @12:33 You play viola?
	12:34pm clarke: [tucco voice] TIGHT! TIGHT!!
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:34 i 'own' a viola
	12:35pm TheDerek: ↳ clarke @12:35 Ah I see
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:34 as an 'owner' i can pick out some parts, yes.
	12:36pm clarke: Brown Derby - good burgers dude.
	12:37pm TheDerek: ↳ clarke @12:35 If you can pull a bow on the strings without it screeching you are far more skilled than I
	12:38pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:37 well, after a few takes, yes.
	12:39pm TheDerek: I've just been on a kick on the viola sound recently
	12:39pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:38 We'll work it out in post! Bulk of the series, Dude.
	12:40pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:39 yeah, good sounds!
	12:40pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:39 but, i wasn't....
	12:42pm clarke: wow!
	12:43pm Listener Baby: So Peter was last one chosen? Anybody know?
	12:43pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:43 i think so.
	12:43pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:43 sandoval knows!
	12:44pm Listener Baby: ↳ clarke @12:43 That’s for sure.
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: ↳ DaveMiß @12:19 Dave, Jordon thinks that's a portrait of me!
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:44 i wish i could afford his book!
	12:45pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick" good info!!
	12:45pm Michael Shelley: ↳ McGroovey @12:09 :)
	12:46pm clarke: it caused prollems!
	12:47pm gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @12:43 I think it was Peter, and he wouldn't have the gig if Stephen Stills didn't recommend him for it. Looking back, and watching the audition tapes (including those with Bill Chadwick), they cast the perfect 4 guys for the show/band.
	12:47pm morphe': ↳ Song: "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick" Thanks Mikey ... in one of the Hippie Films .. an arrested female hippie gives her address as ### Fellatio St
	12:48pm clarke: ↳ morphe' @12:47 i've been there!
	12:48pm annette: @Morphe : you are a real pisser. 😝
	12:50pm annette: just bought books. george carlin included . oh yeah terry pratchett
	12:50pm morphe': ↳ annette @12:48 I remeber the scene .. she is at the desk and tells the cop her address ....
	12:51pm gf2002: It's well known that Stills wrote For What It's Worth inspired by the Sunset Strip/Pandoras Box riots. But Mike Nesmith's "Daily Nightly" on the Monkees PAC&J album was also written about the riots, in a more cryptic lyrical way. Great track btw.
	12:53pm annette: Morphe ; cant stop laughin
	12:54pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:51 as the crow flies, nesmith and stills lived about one hundred yards from each other.
	12:56pm egould: Rockford Files. Thanks Michael. Thanks Bill.
	12:56pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick" good stuff!!! thanks!
	12:56pm morphe': ↳ annette @12:50 I have The Essential Lenny Bruce [this edition] [5-6 printing =not valuable] Ya can have it for free ..we arrange it .. NOT AMAZON .. just showing the edition = NO $$$ www.amazon.com...
	12:57pm Micheal: Very cool interview with Bill. Thank you, Michael!
	12:58pm GFaulkner: ↳ Micheal @12:57 Seriously. That was great. Thanks for this, Michael.
	12:59pm McGroovey: Great interview. If the phone hadn't rung, I'm sure he would have been at the festival.
	12:59pm clarke: fantastic shew!! rope moved!! go ahead and hang up...
	12:59pm gf2002: Great interview!
	1:00pm McGroovey: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:38 But he was trying to use Danelectros, and I think he gave up and used the Fender. I wasn't there, though

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February 1, 2025: Guest: Bill Chadwick, The Fifth Monkee

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Artist	Track	Album
Monkees, The	She Makes Me Laugh "She Makes Me Laugh" by "Monkees, The"	Good Times
Monkees, The	You And I "You And I" by "Monkees, The"	Instant Replay
Randy And The Rockets	Let's Do The Cajun Twist	45
Etta James And Sugarpie De Santo	Do I Make Myself Clear	45
Bola Sete	Senorita Jane "Senorita Jane" by "Bola Sete"	É A Bola Da Vez
dB's, The	In Spain "In Spain" by "dB's, The"	Repercussions
Bill Chadwick	Pass On By (demo) "Pass On By (demo)" by "Bill Chadwick"	Yesterday's Songs - 1964-73 Lost Demos
Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys	Shady Grove	Bluegrass Ramble
Winstons, The	Birds Of A Feather "Birds Of A Feather" by "Winstons, The"	45
Beach Boys, The	Three Basses "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The"	Smile Sessions Box Set
Ed Ames	Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip	It's A Man's World
Johnny Cash	Wanted Man (live at San Quentin)	At San Quentin
Solomon Burke	Maggie's Farm "Maggie's Farm" by "Solomon Burke"	45
Yolks, The	Don't Cry Anymore "Don't Cry Anymore" by "Yolks, The"	45
Monkees, The	Zor and Zam "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The"	The Birds, The Bees & the Monkees
Bill Chadwick	Through My Painted Window (demo)	Yesterday's Songs - 1964-73 Lost Demos
Joe Carson	Hillbilly Band From Mars	Hillbilly Band From Mars
Shuggie Otis	Destination You! "Destination You!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information
NRBQ	Still In School "Still In School" by "NRBQ"	All Hopped Up
New Society, The	Of You "Of You" by "New Society, The"	The Barock Sound of the New Society
Coward Brothers, The	Bygones "Bygones" by "Coward Brothers, The"	The Coward Brothers
Titus Turner	Roll On "Roll On" by "Titus Turner"	Titans of R&B
Muffs, The	How I Pass The Time "How I Pass The Time" by "Muffs, The"	Really, Really Happy
Bill Chadwick	Looking For That Girl	Yesterday's Songs - 1964-73 Lost Demos
Marianne Faithfull	I'm A Loser "I'm A Loser" by "Marianne Faithfull"	Marianne Faithfull
Marianne Faithfull	Rosy Won't You Please Come Home	Love In A Mist
Marianne Faithfull	Can You Hear My Heartbeat?	Marianne Faithfull
Bill Chadwick	Yesterday's Song "Yesterday's Song" by "Bill Chadwick"	Yesterday's Songs - 1964-73 Lost Demos
Bill Chadwick	Interview "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick"	none
Bill Chadwick	Looking For That Girl	Yesterday's Songs - 1964-73 Lost Demos
Bob Fass' Radio Unameable WBAI January 1966 With Bob Dylan	Kazoo	none

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CLICK HERE for The Beatles' 167 page FBI file

CLICK HERE for a documentary about L.A.'s Chinatown Punk Wars

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CLICK HERE for an assortment of Wrecking Crew AFM union contracts

CLICK HERE for 20+ gigabytes of sound effects from the USC Sound Effects Library

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CLICK HERE for Michael Shelley's appearance on the Finding Favorites podcast where he discusses WFMU, NRBQ, Nancy & road food

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CLICK HERE for a free download of the book "Our time is now : A farandole of Jonathan Richman songs"

CLICK HERE for The 100 Most Lost Songs of All

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CLICK HERE to read the lawsuit "Brother Records Inc. vs Jardine"

CLICK HERE for the six part documentary of the making of Elvis Costello's "Spanish Model"

CLICK HERE for the Song Exploder episode on Cheap Trick's Surrender

CLICK HERE for info on "Sweet Relief - A tribute to Joey Spampinato"

CLICK HERE for an interesting blog piece about cut-out lps

CLICK HERE to watch "Call Her Mom," a 1972 pre-Animal House made for TV movie featuring Mark Eric & Charles Nelson Riley

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CLICK HERE for the (highly recommended) Chrome Music Lab

CLICK HERE for a short documentary on The Liverbirds

CLICK HERE to listen to the Student Teachers on 'KCRW's "Lost Notes"

CLICK HERE for Fountains Of Wayne Live from the Artists Den

CLICK HERE (if you dare) to watch "The Black Connection"

CLICK HERE to watch "Andrew Bird's Live From The Great Room feat. Jonathan Richman"

CLICK HERE for a NY Times piece on the lp "Casino Royale"

CLICK HERE to find how how you can make a guitar amp out of an old radio

The Boston public library are currently digitizing 100,000 vinyl LPs for anyone to listen to online, CLICK HERE to browse

CLICK HERE to hear Michael's new 30 minute mix for the debut installment of Lagniappe Radio

CLICK HERE for The Fab Four Archivist's "Replacing Ringo? The Story Behind Bernard Purdie and The Beatles"

CLICK HERE for a great piece called "Bernard Purdie ... did he really record with The Beatles?"

CLICK HERE for the multi part fascinating documentary about Dream Theater's search for a new drummer

CLICK HERE for info on the Top 100 Most Expensive Cassettes on Discogs

CLICK HERE for The Liner Notes Project

CLICK HERE to hear the new number one hit from Juniper

CLICK HERE for the old switcheroo: A new episode of the Casey's Musical Dustbin Radio podcast where Michael Shelley is the interview subject.

CLICK HERE to hear Laura Cantrell interviewed on the Stereo Hysteria podcast

CLICK HERE to read "How the Beach Boys’ Lost Late-Sixties Gems Got a Second Life "

CLICK HERE to read Michael's recent interview Sonny Curtis Please Kill Me!

CLICK HERE to find out what happened when Jonathan Richman moved to Maine in 1981

CLICK HERE to read Michael's recent interview Lou Reed archivist Don Fleming on the Please Kill Me website!

CLICK HERE Robbie Fulks And Linda Gail Lewis' interview & performance on Fresh Air

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CLICK HERE for a free download of the new album "Matt Gets Blue" from Matt Lucas

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CLICK HERE for an interesting short film about R. Stevie Moore

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CLICK HERE to read Michael Shelley's comic "Oh No, It's Tinnitus!"

CLICK HERE for very funny excerpts from a notebook where record store clerks logged "anytime we got a dopey phone call, boneheaded comment, or generally batshit customer experience"

CLICK HERE for Quincy Jones on Paul "the worst bass player I ever heard" McCartney, Michael "stole a lot of stuff" Jackson, Astrology, and who killed Kennedy!

CLICK HERE for a map, with audio links, to whatever the #1 song is in 3000 places around the world

CLICK HERE for a step-by-step guide to repairing damaged record sleeves

CLICK HERE for testimony given by Taylor Swift in Colorado district court

CLICK HERE for the animated guide to compression

CLICK HERE to listen to/download 1000s of digitized 78s

CLICK HERE to watch Robbie Fulks cover NRBQ at FMU

CLICK HERE for selection from the British Library’s extensive collections of unique sound recordings, which cover the entire range of recorded sound: music, drama and literature, oral history, wildlife and environmental sounds

CLICK HERE for an interview with Brian Wilson where he says "Mike Love is probably the greatest lyric writer in the world. I think he’s my favorite lyric writer. He just wrote a lot of good songs"

CLICK HERE for "Student Group Apologizes for Playing ‘Transphobic’ and ‘Problematic’ Lou Reed Song"

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CLICK HERE for 28:46 of "NRBQ & Friends"

CLICK HERE for "Marty Stuart: The Story of Clarence White & The Parsons/White StringBender "

CLICK HERE to find out "How the Nashville Number System revolutionized recording sessions"

CLICK HERE for the 1988 piece "Who Does Chuck Berry Think He Is?"

CLICK HERE Cheap Trick on "Live At Daryl's House"

CLICK HERE to listen to a new interview with Jonathan Richman

CLICK HERE for an interesting piece about a journalist trying to interview Brian Wilson

CLICK HERE to read the report on Kippington Lodge's 1967 BBC audition - Includes phrases "painful" & "tone deaf"

CLICK HERE for "The Truth of the Flamin' Groovies' Story is Stranger Than Fiction"

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CLICK HERE for a great documentary about The Cactus Blossoms

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CLICK HERE to see The Michael Shelley Band live at WFMU's Monty Hall

CLICK HERE if you have the stomach to read Rolling Stone's ridiculous "100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time"

CLICK HERE to go "Inside the Strange, Hidden World of Offstage Touring Musicians"

CLICK HERE to watch The Cactus Blossoms live at WFMU April 18, 2015

CLICK HERE to watch James Hunter sing "Somethings Calling" live at WFMU Dec 7, 2015 - just so so so good

CLICK HERE for a nice piece on former guest on this show (and the drummer for The Beatles) Bernard Purdie

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CLICK HERE for Wilton Felder's so good isolated bass on "I Want You Back"

CLICK HERE to find out "Why Do All Records Sound the Same?

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CLICK HERE for a documentary and discussion of The Columbia House Record Club

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CLICK HERE for an article about Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" with files of the isolated tracks to listen to

CLICK HERE to see actual AFM contracts for some legendary recording sessions

CLICK HERE to read Carol Kaye review of the book "The Wrecking Crew: The Inside Story of Rock and Roll's Best-Kept Secret" or CLICK HERE to read Carol's review of The Hoover Linx Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner, BH50010

CLICK HERE to see part one of a short behind the scenes film about Brian Wilson's new album "No Pier Pressure"

CLICK HERE for Brian Wilson's new song "The Right Time" (feat. Al Jardine) live on SoundStage. and

CLICK HERE for "Wild Honey" feat. Blondie Chaplin & Ricky Fataar

CLICK HERE for a great 2012 Rolling Stone piece about the 2012 Beach Boys reunion

CLICK HERE for a great piece on Better Records, whcih sells old lp pressings that sell for astronomical prices, e.g: The Police’s Synchronicity: $350

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CLICK HERE for 1971 tapes of Bob Dylan getting rightfully testy with A.J. Weberman (who used to go through and sell Dylan's garbage)

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CLICK HERE Foo Fighters with Rick Nielsen doing "Stiff Competition" on David Letterman

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CLICK HERE to see "Triumph Watches The World Cup, Part 1"

CLICK HERE for something odd: on the website of session guitarist Jay Graydon (he plays the guitar solo on Steely Dan's "Peg") he lists playing guitar on Cheap Trick's studio version of "I Want You To Want Me" among his 1977 credits.

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CLICK HERE for Ronee Blakley singing "Tapedeck in His Tractor" from "Nashville"

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CLICK HERE for a little background on the Buddy Rich tapes

CLICK HERE for the The Knack - this clip (with hard panned guitars) will help you understand the division of guitar parts in this song - which is not quite what I thought it was

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Listener comments!
	8:08pm Listener Baby: Baby. Thinking I’ll just walk, if it’s all the same to everyone. Good morning.
	10:14am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @8:08 Walk Baby!
	10:52am Wacky Jack: I'm wacky!~
	10:55am Sam I’m not: I’m not
	11:00am luka: gm ichibans
	11:00am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Michael and Everyone.
	11:01am clarke: hey now - the baby is born in prision
	11:02am Cooh John: Good morning Michael and #1ers.
	11:02am GFaulkner: I need to revisit this LP
	11:02am Listener Baby: Is the Weezer guy?
	11:02am harangued: That was the best opening of 2025 so far. ;-). Mike: you're firing on all cylinders!!!!
	11:02am Scott from Boston: Morning #1 hitters!
	11:02am Michael Shelley: ↳ luka @11:00 Thanks for the photo!
	11:02am Cooh John: clarke, I was born contraband.
	11:02am Michael Shelley: ↳ Listener Baby @11:02 yep
	11:03am Listener Baby: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:02 It’s a good one!
	11:04am clarke: i hope there is ROPE!!
	11:04am gf2002: ↳ Song: "She Makes Me Laugh" by "Monkees, The" Yes! This is a solid album. Looking forward to Monkees talk today!
	11:04am clarke: (what's that noise in the background, there?)
	11:05am gf2002: ↳ Song: "You And I" by "Monkees, The" Hal Blaine and Neil Young on this one...
	11:05am luka: ↳ Michael Shelley @11:02 it was a tenjaku highball, for the record
	11:06am Cooh John: Michael, how did you get Todd to record that before puberty?
	11:06am JG: ↳ gf2002 @11:05 Wow did not know NY was on Monkees record.
	11:06am Squints: ok then. hey HEY hey now. In for a little bit before heading over to the pub for Six Nations Rugby. Today England v De One Troo Muster Race, dere.
	11:07am luka: “suzanne” is a good weezer song
	11:07am onthetrain: the sweater song
	11:07am gf2002: ↳ Song: "You And I" by "Monkees, The" Interesting fact: That's the first session where Hal brought in and used his Roto-Toms, that's them on the very end of the track. Later to be used on hits like "Indian Reservation" and other big hits. But this was the first
	11:08am ianm: www.youtube.com...
	11:08am Listener Baby: Weezer song #1 Hit= Island In the Sun.
	11:08am Edbert: Michael should try the Weezer tune "Beach Boys"
	11:09am gf2002: ↳ JG @11:06 Neil and Ry Cooder also played guitars on "As We Go Along" from the Head soundtrack and film...one of my favorite tracks of all time.
	11:10am ianm: ↳ ianm @11:08 this one is good too: www.youtube.com...
	11:12am Listener Baby: Raise your hand if you engineered a Etta James concert
	11:12am gf2002: Weezer tracks to try: "Perfect Situation", a great melody and solid production. "Say It Ain't So", might be their best. Check the performance of it on Letterman when the debut album had just come out, it's on YouTube.
	11:12am Craig in MoTown: Morning Listeners- tickets for Marty Stuart on sale at The Tabernacle, Mt Tabor, NJ (cool venue) 4/5/25
	11:12am clarke: your hand.
	11:12am annette: @ GF : my cat named Cooder bless his soul. still got the turtle named RY.
	11:13am listener phat in lincoln: Good morning, all
	11:13am Doug in MP: ↳ Craig in MoTown @11:12 I've seen the Tabernacle during the mt tabor house tour... I bet a performance there is fantatic
	11:14am gf2002: ↳ annette @11:12 Very cool!
	11:15am Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Senorita Jane" by "Bola Sete" Well, good morning, Michael and All! Sounds goooood
	11:15am Listener Baby: Also fun fact. The band leader when I mixed Etta was the guy from Macca’s band Brian Something?
	11:15am myron feld: ↳ Listener Baby @11:15 Raymond?
	11:16am egould: I was gonna suggest some Weezer songs, but they all turned out to be Sugar Ray songs instead.
	11:16am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:15 'nother fun fact: it was BABY all the time!!
	11:16am clarke: db's!
	11:17am John G: Love the db's!
	11:17am gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @11:15 Brian Ray? He was Etta's musical director and guitarist for awhile
	11:18am Listener Baby: ↳ myron feld @11:15 Brian Ray.
	11:18am greg g: Morning Michael and the # 1 Crew!! Surf Wax America is hands down my favorite Weezer song and maybe one of my all time favorite rockers. Too much Green Day you may say, but I friggin love it. Give a listen: youtu.be...
	11:19am GFaulkner: Isaac!
	11:19am clarke: Isaac's Living Room - The Movie
	11:19am John G: I knew Isaac!
	11:21am John G: Bill Chadwick is a great writer and singer
	11:21am myron feld: ↳ Listener Baby @11:18 I was close. Just added the "mond" for extra classiness.
	11:22am Montmaster J: ↳ GFaulkner @11:19 Those were the days. Powerpop for inspiration, yodels in the pantry. So gracious of Isaac and fam to let us play there. xo
	11:23am rx "rexy" scabin: I have to leave to go get some Chinese food, specifically noodles and dumplings. It's a 50 mile drive because we live in the middle of nowhere.
	11:23am Dr. Jeff: Voice sounds like a combination of Micky Dolenz Michael Nesmith
	11:23am John G: I played in a band with Michael Shelley and Isaak
	11:25am GFaulkner: I think I played in a band with Montmaster J, if I'm guessing who he is correctly
	11:25am Montmaster J: ↳ GFaulkner @11:25 Hi George! Yes!
	11:25am John G: I played in a band with GFaulkner too
	11:25am Frank In Queens: Dry Oatmeal, HEY NOW!
	11:26am Hughie Considine: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @11:23 I take it these vittles are worth the drive?
	11:26am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:25 he shoots. he scores.
	11:26am John G: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:25 hahaha!
	11:26am clarke: Color Him Father was the "house record" at a band house i lived in, long ago.
	11:28am P-90: Oh so that’s where this came from
	11:28am Hughie Considine: Sinead O'Connor's "I Am Stretched on Your Grave" is based entirely on ... most of that.
	11:28am annette: just looked up Ettas bio..so sad, but she tried so hard. geeze, All you Precious Folks, stay away from all that S###
	11:28am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:28 you sound like a fellow with new flooring!
	11:29am DJ Johnny Cool: The drum break in Dennis Coffey's Scorpio is the best ever!!!
	11:29am Scott from Boston: I always liked this song just because it was very positive about fatherhood… I don’t hear many of those. Lol.
	11:30am gf2002: One of the best episodes of The Monkees tv series is "Monkees In Paris", which was a collection of scenes of the band going through Paris with 4 girls...hardly any dialogue but set to the songs of the Pisces Aquarius album. Bob Rafelson directed it, and a lot of it was shot in a similar cinema verite style as would show up in Easy Rider and other films Rafelson was involved in. Highly worth checking out. Anyway, Bill Chadwick plays one of the French police in that episode, I hope he talks a little about that experience because that's a classic moment of 60's TV and filmmaking that you just don't see anymore.
	11:30am clarke: the french police wouldn't give me no peace
	11:30am Michael Shelley: atthetabernacle.com
	11:31am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:28 Floored genius!
	11:31am Frank In Queens: ↳ clarke @11:26 On a scoring streak!
	11:31am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:30 And the mouse police never sleeps.
	11:32am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:31 it sounds different in here...
	11:32am John G: The Spy Who Came In From The Cool is my favorite Monkee episode. Or one of them.
	11:33am egould: Here we go with the baritone guitar again.
	11:33am annette: @Scott: took the easy way out, no babies but my soul aplaudes you an all . lifes blessings
	11:34am John G: Big Bottom
	11:35am GFaulkner: ↳ John G @11:34 Haha
	11:35am clarke: you have no basses for this assertion.
	11:35am Various Julius: ↳ Song: "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The" Dig the natural chorus effect happening between the three
	11:35am Bob: My main takeaway from Weezer is always the thought “I could be listening to Teenage Fanclub instead.”
	11:35am WoodsOfMaine: Isn't a Danelectro what Entwhistle kept busting the strings on recording My Generation?
	11:35am listener phat in Lincoln: Tic tac bass.
	11:35am Frank In Queens: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @11:35 Yes
	11:36am Kleoville: If you haven’t seen The Only Girl in the Orchestra you should. Oscar nominated short about Orin O’Brien
	11:36am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @11:35 Yes
	11:36am LesSchlepping: They used a Dano 6 string bass, tuned an octave down from guitar. Baritone guitar came later.
	11:36am John G: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @11:35 He played a Fender Bass on that
	11:37am Listener Baby: Just about 99% of everything done in Owen Bradley’s place in the late 50’s 60’s had a 6 string bass doubled with an upright bass. Owens’ brother always played the 6 string. Just listen to Brenda Laa hits.
	11:37am gf2002: ↳ Song: "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The" Great audio example! They did this in Nashville before it made it to LA when the baritone guitar was a relatively new instrument. They did it just like Brian is doing on this Good Vibrations session, a Dano player would double the upright bass line with a palm-muted part. In Nashville they called it the "Tic-Tac Bass" because it would allow the bass line to be more percussive and cut through on AM radio.
	11:37am GFaulkner: Mingo!
	11:37am annette: whuts that song ???big bottom. my gals got em. how can i leave this behind ? sorry for the irreverence. but that song tickles me
	11:37am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Three Basses" by "Beach Boys, The" Speaking of three basses, one night I dreamed up an answer to the Three Tenors: the Three Baritones: Michael Stipe, Eddie Vedder, and Darius Rucker. Million dollar idea, right?
	11:38am John G: Mingo, the man with the bull whip!
	11:38am listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ John G @11:36 Oh, you're right!
	11:39am WoodsOfMaine: @listener phat in Lincoln Oh right...he broke 3 Danelectros first.
	11:39am clarke: have Ed Ames and Leonard Nimoy ever been in the same room together?
	11:39am Listener Baby: Baritone guitar is an ominous sounding instrument. You can play chords on it like a guitar. But single notes sound a lot like a bass.
	11:39am Moammar: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" This song really leaves no exposition on the table.
	11:40am myron feld: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" "A London education and a Cherokee's pride" -- top combo!
	11:40am gf2002: For an example of a baritone guitar that everyone knows, along with the examples last week, listen to Richie Valens' "La Bamba". That's Rene Hall playing a Dano baritone right at the beginning on that signature riff.
	11:40am onthetrain: does anyone know did this guy sing "you,re a mean one mr grinch ?" from train jr
	11:40am Michael Shelley: TOMMY HAWK: www.youtube.com...
	11:40am Hughie Considine: ↳ Moammar @11:39 It's in a maximalist style.
	11:40am Moammar: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" I though the man with the bullwhip was in that Robert Mapplethorpe picture.
	11:40am Dan: Ringo was already taken.
	11:41am luka: canyoneroooooo
	11:41am WoodsOfMaine: @Listener Baby Pat Metheny did a whole album with one
	11:41am clarke: ↳ gf2002 @11:40 and, not to forget that fender had the Fender VI - which was used for some of the higher registered sounds.
	11:41am Listener Baby: ↳ Dan @11:40 Funny. Judges would accepted Pingo as well.
	11:42am annette: hung up my bass years ago, but wanted to start up a band called IRREVERENT. only at FMU can we be honest, fun, and unfurtful
	11:42am Vpfavale: Ed Ames famously tried to teach Johnny Carson how to throw a tomahawk with hilarious results.
	11:42am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Mingo, The Man With The Bullwhip" by "Ed Ames" Miracle Legion's "Mr. Mingo" is not about the man with the bullwhip but rather Mark Mulcahy's dog.
	11:42am Hoboken Jack: Good morning Michael, Baby, Clarke, Frank, all!
	11:42am Andres: ↳ onthetrain @11:40 Thurl Ravenscroft sang that.
	11:43am clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:42 Spurious J!!!
	11:43am clarke: that Nelly Johnson.
	11:44am P-90: Producers would actually call players to sessions specifically for Danelecro bass as distinct from regular “electric bass “ or “Fender bass.” They also sometimes called it “Tic Tac Bass” because of the percussive, thin sound of the plectum-picked strings on the hollow Masonite guitar, versus the rounder, fuller sound of the solid-bodies Fender-style bass, usually picked with fingers. So the call sheet would sometimes have two names on it, specifying a “bass player” and a “tic-tac bass player.” Or a single player called for “electric bass, tic tac bass” if they wanted a single guy to bring both to play on different tracks in a session.
	11:45am egould: Let’s face it; the man was wanted.
	11:45am clarke: ↳ P-90 @11:44 hey is there a site with all the session charts somewhere??
	11:45am Hoboken Jack: ↳ egould @11:45 Haha
	11:45am Hughie Considine: ↳ egould @11:45 But was he loved? We never find out.
	11:46am annette: DANELCTRO. NRBQ. SPAMPINATO.
	11:47am clarke: ↳ annette @11:46 joey used silvertones (which were made by danelectro)
	11:47am berbo: TIL that the Rolling Stones covered Dylan's "Watching the River Flow" on album called "Boogie 4 Stu: A Tribute To Ian Stewart".
	11:47am P-90: No, I’ve never seen a website with old call sheets on it. I assume they’re very rare because they’re the kind of thing nobody bothered to save.
	11:48am clarke: ↳ P-90 @11:47 that's too bad.
	11:49am Steve Del Sol: Were the Yolks, blokes? Just askin'
	11:50am Frank In Queens: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:42 Hi Jack
	11:51am yippie: i also like the alvarius b. remake of "wanted man", especially the live version
	11:51am clarke: it's considered a "failure" ha ha ha
	11:52am Frank In Queens: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" Could almost be a Jefferson Airplane song
	11:52am clarke: mickey's voice sounds pretty Slick
	11:53am clarke: ↳ Frank In Queens @11:52 that too!
	11:53am PatrickMC: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" Id like to hear the Ed Ames version
	11:53am annette: you are making my house magic. love music and the great notes you add to the air. thanjs, All
	11:53am tonyb: I can picture Grace Slick giving this a go?
	11:54am tonyb: “Lather” like, I guess.
	11:54am gf2002: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" The last Monkees track to be played on the last episode of the TV series, called "The Frodis Caper", directed by Micky Dolenz. "Frodis" was their code for pot, and you can see in that episode some of them may have indulged in "frodis" during the filming.
	11:55am GeoSinPhilly: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" Man, that Mickey Dolenz can really get up there with no loss in the depth of his voice.
	11:57am WoodsOfMaine: @tonyb Was only half paying attention and thought that's what it was!
	11:57am gf2002: ↳ Song: "Zor and Zam" by "Monkees, The" The late, great drummer "Fast" Eddie Hoh on this track. Tragic story, a really overlooked and underrated drummer from the 60's. Chip Douglas used him on a lot of the best Monkees tracks, and he's also backing the Mamas & Papas at Monterey Pop
	11:58am clarke: before you guys start in - Kawliga was also ripped from something else.
	11:59am GeoSinPhilly: I hope the Secret Service doesn't get wind of your comment about our Deputy President.
	11:59am Listener Baby: ↳ clarke @11:58 So glad you said that
	11:59am clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @11:59 a lot of hank's melodies came from his mom's gardener.
	11:59am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:58 I thought of it...I admit it.
	12:00pm Listener Baby: ↳ gf2002 @11:57 He’s terrific!
	12:00pm Lizardner Dave !: Many NYC Ubers and Lyfts are Teslas because Eric Adams started a program to make all NYC taxis electric. Environmentally conscious or sucking up to the Tesla company? You decide!
	12:01pm WoodsOfMaine: There's a tesla (sedan) around here with bumper sticker "we bought this before we knew elon was crazy"
	12:01pm Listener Baby: ↳ Song: "Destination You!" by "Shuggie Otis" Shuggie sure had a thing.
	12:02pm clarke: could you play Tesla Blues? (no, you CAN'T!)
	12:02pm egould: My brother-in-law almost killed my wife and me, and himself while showing off the “hands free” driving feature in his Tesla. That was fun.
	12:03pm clarke: G G Sq (he's out to pub)
	12:03pm clarke: ↳ egould @12:02 jeez.
	12:04pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Still In School" by "NRBQ" The Voice!
	12:04pm gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @12:00 One of my favorite drummers of all time! He was literally lost for years if not decades, no one knew where he was. He died in 2015. Just listen to the drums on "Pleasant Valley Sunday" and "Star Collector" among his other 60's sessions...amazing drummer. And he's on "Season Of The Witch", which is a groove and a half.
	12:05pm Michael Shelley: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @12:01 fair
	12:05pm luka: the one time i was in a tesla, 8 or so years ago, my coworker said “don’t pull that handle”. the one that looks like the handle that opens the door but actually takes it off the hinges? stupid.
	12:05pm Bob: ↳ clarke @12:03 Clarke, I think I spotted you in some YouTube mini-doc on The Mummies. They showed clips of various other bands, including Untamed Youth on some public access looking show. You were hitting stuff.
	12:06pm Jack McGuire: ↳ Song: "Still In School" by "NRBQ" #1 Smasheroo!
	12:06pm clarke: ↳ Bob @12:05 i'm not on that show - that's Ron Silva from Nash Ramblers.
	12:07pm Bob: ↳ clarke @12:06 My bad. I was gonna say Rock Hudson
	12:07pm TheDerek: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @12:01 I laugh at Tesla & all electric cars.
	12:07pm clarke: ↳ Bob @12:07 ha ha ha. it was shortly after i exited stage left, even.
	12:09pm clarke: mmmm... turkey leg!!
	12:09pm McGroovey: I was just sleeping, having a dream that my band and Michael Shelley were recording albums at the same place (a big old church, and the house across the road, and the lawns lawns around them), and there was a big party and music festival going on while we were both recording, and I had to watch Michael's son while he went to do his radio show (remotely, from a closet at the festival) (yes, I know Michael doesn't have a son, as far as we know, and more importantly, we don't know each other well enough for him to leave is kid in my care) (don't worry, Michael, I'm a responsible babysitter). We were both recording on 16-track tape, and both studios rooms were using the same control room, and there was some confusion about which tape belonged to my band and which tape was Michael's, because people saw me with Michael's son. You be relieved to know that I straightened it all out. The phone rang and woke me up just as I was straighting out the tape confusion, and I don't know what happened to the kid. Jordan was there, so I assume she found him. Oh, and of course it was THIS radio show he was doing, so I've been able to listen to the whole show, although I didn't remember which songs he played during the dream.
	12:09pm John G: Didn't know the New Society did Of You.
	12:11pm yippie: what you just said reminded me of the song "Rock and Barock" by Luigi Gagliardi
	12:11pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:09 was that the baby born in prison? (check the archives)
	12:12pm gf2002: ↳ Song: "Of You" by "New Society, The" One trend of the 60's era I never understood was the obsession with Renaissance fashion and all the trappings, including lutes or lute-like guitar parts on the records. Many, many of the bands into that do indeed look like they're at a Ren Faire about to eat a turkey leg...perfect description! But the band Renaissance was pretty interesting.
	12:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Of You" by "New Society, The" Kind of intense sounding!
	12:12pm clarke: i got no respond.
	12:13pm johnk77: ↳ gf2002 @11:57 thanks for pointing out eddie hoh among many other amazing gigs he knew mike bloomfield & barry goldberg when they were all teenagers rock in power barry, who died 10 days ago;<
	12:13pm clarke: ↳ johnk77 @12:13 oof, hadn't heard that, RIP!
	12:13pm McGroovey: ↳ clarke @12:11 I googled "Michael Shelley baby born in prison site:wfmu.org" and got nuthin'
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:13 ha ha, listen to the show intro
	12:14pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:13 google is not your friend.
	12:15pm McGroovey: ↳ gf2002 @12:12 I've never understood goth fashion.
	12:15pm johnk77: the late bassist gregg sutton told me barry was 1 of the most sympathetic players gregg ever recorded/toured with
	12:15pm clarke: fortified gwine!
	12:16pm sheila-b-Delia / mrs train: Morning everyone
	12:17pm onthetrain: mrs train did you like the gluten free waffles
	12:18pm GFaulkner: Yes! Muffs!
	12:18pm McGroovey: ↳ clarke @12:14 Ah, OK. I'll do that after the festival is over.
	12:18pm TheDerek: ↳ gf2002 @12:12 There was a big revival of Celtic music in the UK, which fit in nice with Brit folk scene.Fairport Convention,Pentangle, Steeleye Span & the like. Jon Renbourn & Richard Thompson was major impetus in this exploration. Definitely a very niche sound from 60's-early
	12:18pm gf2002: ↳ johnk77 @12:13 Oh no, I didn't know Barry had passed away! RIP. Hopefully Eddie Hoh will get some more recognition in the coming years via a book or documentary or something. He was a powerhouse drummer with the chops and the feel, which is why he's on a bunch of hit singles and albums, and yet very few know his name or who is drumming on those sessions. Eddie and Bloomfield had quite a groove on Super Session
	12:18pm clarke: ↳ McGroovey @12:18 find the closet.
	12:19pm DaveMiß: Hey Clarke!
	12:19pm clarke: hey MISSter!!
	12:19pm TheDerek: ↳ TheDerek @12:18 *Early 70's
	12:19pm DaveMiß: Michael Shelley, the 6th monkey is in dropbox
	12:20pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:18 maybe andrew sandoval could write that tome?
	12:20pm gf2002: ↳ McGroovey @12:15 Same here. SNL did a pretty scathing recurring skit called "The Goths" which was pretty funny
	12:21pm clarke: you said there would be no politics!
	12:22pm McGroovey: ↳ clarke @12:18 Yeah, but Michael is too busy to play that tape for me, and (more importantly) we both left the festival when I woke up.
	12:22pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Looking For That Girl" by "Bill Chadwick" DAYAMMMM!!
	12:22pm John G: ↳ clarke @12:22 My fav song on his CD
	12:23pm GFaulkner: ↳ John G @12:22 Great track
	12:24pm egould: ↳ Song: "Looking For That Girl" by "Bill Chadwick" Real nice.
	12:24pm clarke: RIP MF
	12:24pm gf2002: ↳ clarke @12:20 Maybe so! I'd like to hear more from Chip Douglas about Eddie, since Eddie was Chip's go-to drummer going back to the MFQ days, and maybe some comments from Al Kooper? Sadly a lot of Eddie's peers and the musicians he worked with are no longer alive either.
	12:25pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:24 yes, they droppin'. sadly.
	12:25pm johnk77: rodney bingenheimer still plays mfq
	12:26pm Marie in Chicago: I love this song. It's like a part of my dna.
	12:26pm clarke: i know Chadwick played in The Characters, like to hear about that, too!
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: I remember having this and others from Face to Face on TDK SA90 and it felt like a prize.
	12:27pm StuartR: ↳ Song: "Rosy Won't You Please Come Home" by "Marianne Fai... Catchy: Top 10 if not #!
	12:28pm gf2002: ↳ TheDerek @12:18 I think Fairport Convention did it the best, their early stuff has some absolutely killer guitar work from Richard Thompson and some cool 60's production.
	12:29pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:27 those cassettes last pretty surprisingly well (as well as the maxell UD XL II)
	12:29pm Listener Baby: Well. She had great taste, along with everything else. RIP
	12:30pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:29 They do. I still retain about 100 or so. Picked up a cheap tape player at Goodwill and voilla...
	12:30pm Pedro in Arlington: Marianne made some wild films too, many available free on Kanopy. Definitely an Austin Powers vibe to most of them.
	12:30pm Hughie Considine: I loved Marianne's LP produced by Damon Albarn. She does "I'm into Something Good" in a style very far from this.
	12:31pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:30 now if we could just get a cheap viola at the goodwill!
	12:31pm Handy Haversack: Hey now, Michael and all. Back from getting the dog a wetware upgrade.
	12:31pm TheDerek: ↳ gf2002 @12:28 Hands down Fairport Convention & Richard Thompson are Top Shelf, but I'm more on the Jon Renbourn side of things. Sandy Denny & Richard Thompson solo stuff is nothing short of brilliant
	12:32pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:31 he's crackin'!
	12:32pm Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @12:31 Yes! We have no violas, we have no violas today.
	12:32pm John G: ↳ Song: "Yesterday's Song" by "Bill Chadwick" I can hear Davy Jones singing this one
	12:33pm clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @12:32 i have one. could use more. ha ha.
	12:34pm TheDerek: ↳ clarke @12:33 You play viola?
	12:34pm clarke: [tucco voice] TIGHT! TIGHT!!
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:34 i 'own' a viola
	12:35pm TheDerek: ↳ clarke @12:35 Ah I see
	12:35pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:34 as an 'owner' i can pick out some parts, yes.
	12:36pm clarke: Brown Derby - good burgers dude.
	12:37pm TheDerek: ↳ clarke @12:35 If you can pull a bow on the strings without it screeching you are far more skilled than I
	12:38pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:37 well, after a few takes, yes.
	12:39pm TheDerek: I've just been on a kick on the viola sound recently
	12:39pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @12:38 We'll work it out in post! Bulk of the series, Dude.
	12:40pm clarke: ↳ TheDerek @12:39 yeah, good sounds!
	12:40pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @12:39 but, i wasn't....
	12:42pm clarke: wow!
	12:43pm Listener Baby: So Peter was last one chosen? Anybody know?
	12:43pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:43 i think so.
	12:43pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:43 sandoval knows!
	12:44pm Listener Baby: ↳ clarke @12:43 That’s for sure.
	12:44pm Michael Shelley: ↳ DaveMiß @12:19 Dave, Jordon thinks that's a portrait of me!
	12:44pm clarke: ↳ Listener Baby @12:44 i wish i could afford his book!
	12:45pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick" good info!!
	12:45pm Michael Shelley: ↳ McGroovey @12:09 :)
	12:46pm clarke: it caused prollems!
	12:47pm gf2002: ↳ Listener Baby @12:43 I think it was Peter, and he wouldn't have the gig if Stephen Stills didn't recommend him for it. Looking back, and watching the audition tapes (including those with Bill Chadwick), they cast the perfect 4 guys for the show/band.
	12:47pm morphe': ↳ Song: "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick" Thanks Mikey ... in one of the Hippie Films .. an arrested female hippie gives her address as ### Fellatio St
	12:48pm clarke: ↳ morphe' @12:47 i've been there!
	12:48pm annette: @Morphe : you are a real pisser. 😝
	12:50pm annette: just bought books. george carlin included . oh yeah terry pratchett
	12:50pm morphe': ↳ annette @12:48 I remeber the scene .. she is at the desk and tells the cop her address ....
	12:51pm gf2002: It's well known that Stills wrote For What It's Worth inspired by the Sunset Strip/Pandoras Box riots. But Mike Nesmith's "Daily Nightly" on the Monkees PAC&J album was also written about the riots, in a more cryptic lyrical way. Great track btw.
	12:53pm annette: Morphe ; cant stop laughin
	12:54pm clarke: ↳ gf2002 @12:51 as the crow flies, nesmith and stills lived about one hundred yards from each other.
	12:56pm egould: Rockford Files. Thanks Michael. Thanks Bill.
	12:56pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Interview" by "Bill Chadwick" good stuff!!! thanks!
	12:56pm morphe': ↳ annette @12:50 I have The Essential Lenny Bruce [this edition] [5-6 printing =not valuable] Ya can have it for free ..we arrange it .. NOT AMAZON .. just showing the edition = NO $$$ www.amazon.com...
	12:57pm Micheal: Very cool interview with Bill. Thank you, Michael!
	12:58pm GFaulkner: ↳ Micheal @12:57 Seriously. That was great. Thanks for this, Michael.
	12:59pm McGroovey: Great interview. If the phone hadn't rung, I'm sure he would have been at the festival.
	12:59pm clarke: fantastic shew!! rope moved!! go ahead and hang up...
	12:59pm gf2002: Great interview!
	1:00pm McGroovey: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @11:38 But he was trying to use Danelectros, and I think he gave up and used the Fender. I wasn't there, though

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