WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from March 27, 2014

Listener comments!
	1:52pm kat330: Hi, Matt5 ! Found a moment to listen and comment for once. Looking forward.
	1:58pm Nate K: Hot lead-in with Julius Hemphill!
	1:59pm Matt F: Hi kat & Nate. It'll be an interesting segue from Julius Hemphill...
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Good Thursday, all, and welcome back, Matt!
	1:59pm duke: Yes, this a great lead in, can't wait for what's up next
	2:01pm Monica: yo, matt!
	2:01pm Nate K: The Collins Kids and Julius Hemphill walk into a bar...
	2:01pm pacific standard simon: Evenin', squire!
	2:02pm Matt F: YoYo MoMo, duke, ljfw pss and everygoddamnbody else!
	2:04pm Matt F: Hi Simon, uh, I mean Daddy!
	2:05pm kat330: Cool down? Time for springing into a warm-up as I see it.
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: The only time I saw Etta James live, she had this band of posturing Brit wankers following her on the bill.
	2:07pm Nate K: Please Paul Harvey this Doug. And who was that "band of posturing Brit wankers..."?
	2:08pm Matt F: You saw Etta James open for ELO?
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: Hello son, you make a father proud.
	2:12pm pacific standard simon: A bunch of my rockabilly friends got a gig opening for Big Mama Thornton in the early '80s. She took one look at the Tenderloin dive where the show was at and cancelled. I think that's the only headline spot my friends ever had.
	2:12pm Maslaki: Matt--I am making this my weekly two hours of sanity (relatively). Ah. Professor!
	2:14pm Brian in UK: Hey Matt. Doug is that the band that has not released a record for thirty five years worth listening to? Hail Charlie.
	2:14pm Matt F: Hey Maslaki! Good of you to join us.
	2:15pm Brian in UK: Make that forty five years.
	2:17pm kat330: Boojie-woojie.
	2:18pm Doug Schulkind: @Nate K It was Charles Watts & the Chicken Strutters.
	2:19pm pacific standard simon: Chicken-chokers, you mean?
	2:20pm Screamin' Uncle Michael: Greetings.
	2:21pm kat330: That's a talent.
	2:21pm pacific standard simon: "Disrespect records" would make a fine marathon premium.
	2:22pm Doug Schulkind: @pacific standard simon I've always love this snap of Big Mama Thornton playing drums: 4.bp.blogspot.com...
	2:23pm Unclear on the concept: He's not being very nice to her.
	2:23pm pacific standard simon: @Doug - Go baby!
	2:24pm listener james from westwood: Jay seems perturbed here.
	2:25pm kat330: @Unclear: Damn straight. And spitting watermelon seeds from a porch to across the street IS a talent.
	2:26pm duke: I would be up for a marathon prize of disrespect records
	2:26pm Doug Schulkind: I think you should all speak a little kinder towards Mr. Hawkins. The law of averages says at least one of his offspring is listening in right now.
	2:28pm Parq: Doug, I happen to know the lady in question and she is being pilloried and vilified. Besides, he has been unfaithful to her. She told me she is sure one of her children isn't his.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: One of most people's isn't.
	2:32pm pacific standard simon: It may be that one of you doesn't know that he or she is one of Jay's kids.
	2:33pm Nate K: Please tell me this isn't a Fred Cole tribute...
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: It's Fred Cole!
	2:34pm Matt F: Nate- no-uh oh... what happened?
	2:34pm Parq: See, this guy is a gentleman. He didn't pile abuse on his woman. All he did was shoot her.
	2:36pm kat330: Ahhh, yes, springtime! Just smell the misogyny in the air!
	2:37pm Nate K: Oh, good. He's been sick, had to have open heart surgery a couple weeks back. That guy's tougher than nails, though, so I think he'll make it.
	2:38pm Matt F: Phew.
	2:40pm MattBelow: Very nice premium sleeve Fiveash!
	2:42pm Matt F: Thanx Matt. Sam Elwitt aka Nutley Sam was the photoshop genius who helped me make that.
	2:45pm pacific standard simon: Can't wait to see it in my mailbox.
	2:46pm kat330: Philo's a big Flamin' Groovies fan -- have to point him to the archives.
	2:50pm pacific standard simon: My fifth grade teacher taught us this song -- but that was a different time.
	2:51pm Brian in UK: Bugs Bunny's favourite drink Four Carrots.
	2:53pm kat330: Same as one of my fave rings.
	2:57pm kat330: Wop, there's the do, and that'll do indeed.
	2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Good Afternoon all...Nothin false here!
	2:58pm drr: I want to be the guy in the Re-Vels who goes 'yurp'.
	2:58pm Nate K: @drr what more could a person ask for?
	2:59pm KevinfromBayRidge: @ Nate K, Great job standing tall to Breckman-man last night!
	2:59pm pacific standard simon: He later went on to do the sound effects for the Ray Milland movie, "Frogs!"
	3:01pm kat330: Is it also Cruchy Guitar Instros from the 60s?
	3:01pm pacific standard simon: Respect the label!
	3:03pm Matt F: Yurp!
	3:04pm kat330: Interest-ink.
	3:05pm pacific standard simon: What the heck is this?!
	3:06pm earrie: That was Fun.
	3:08pm kat330: It is "Instros" but it isn't "Cruchy" -- still interesting use of "Instros."
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: The Dogg days of March!
	3:10pm kat330: Hey, earrie. Still t-workin' the trampoline?
	3:12pm earrie: t-workin' ?
	3:13pm kat330: It's one of the routine moves I do on the bounce is all.
	3:16pm pacific standard simon: Clarinet solo on "Velvet Waters", it says here, by Heywood Henry, who also worked with some people who have already been heard on today's show - Big Maybelle and Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
	3:18pm Uncle Michael: This song is so good.
	3:19pm Doug Schulkind: This sounds like Mary Gauthier on speed!
	3:20pm earrie: Trampoline = playground to me. No work nor routine. Sometimes I try to read when I'm on it. Gooftacular that is.
	3:20pm pacific standard simon: Also worked with Mickey Baker and Little Sylvia, separately.
	3:21pm Matt F: Well I'll be dipped in dogshit. Thanks for doing the research!
	3:22pm kat330: Just wondering if you found a way to add the arm bands I mentioned. And I was attempting wordplay on twerking. Yeah, it's pretty much goofy fun for me, too, or it wouldn't have become routine.
	3:24pm earrie: Yeah, who the hell outgrows recess?
	3:26pm pacific standard simon: I really liked that song. If I was loading a jukebox, I'd buy the 45.
	3:29pm Uncle Michael: I hope everyone really likes this Clarence Carter track.
	3:29pm Uncle Michael: I know I do.
	3:30pm Nate K: It's a stone-cold classic.
	3:30pm dvd: Hey Matt, first time I'm tuning into your show -- soundin' good!
	3:30pm Brian in UK: Peerless sets, Matt.
	3:35pm Uncle Michael: Peerless set: wowroleplaygear.com...
	3:35pm Matt F: Fanks Brian! Welcome dvd.
	3:37pm kat330: Say, it's the right time for Waters of March, nessy paw?
	3:38pm Matt F: I know, this is the wrong Jobim agua song!
	3:38pm pacific standard simon: Thank goodness -- I thought it was about Justin's drug test.
	3:39pm Brian in UK: @UM My wife introduced me to the first series of Games of Thrones last week. Gratuitous sex and swearing. Oh and some plotting.
	3:39pm kat330: Well, it's never a wrong Jobim song, but yeah, now I'll have to go find Waters of March -- with Byrne maybe -- and play it. Ohh, and now it's Grieg -- cool!
	3:40pm kat330: @pss: Ha!
	3:41pm Brian in UK: Do you remember McGuinn waa supposed to write a musical called Gene Tryp anagram of Peer Gynt. Chesnut Mare was lead song.
	3:42pm kat330: Never hoid that, no. I know Judy Collins did Peer Gynt. I did a different Ibsen. Twice.
	3:42pm Monica: great cover by anita. not her typical style by a long shot.
	3:43pm kat330: Agreed, Monica.
	3:44pm Doug Schulkind: Agreed kat330.
	3:44pm Maslaki: I do love unexpected covers.
	3:45pm kat330: Like that take on Anitra's Dance was a pleasant surprise.
	3:50pm kat330: Dust-to-Digital's doing the good lord's work.
	3:50pm Maslaki: Matter of time before we revisited the string bass.
	3:51pm Matt F: How Low Can You Go might be my favorite boxed set ever.
	3:53pm kat330: Good lord, look at the time. Thanks for a mighty tuneful afternoon, Matt! Good weather-warming weekend to all of us still needing it. See y'all next year!
	3:53pm Maslaki: Matt's father was a gifted musician who chose to play the washtub bass in the Wildcat Jug Band (c. 1967).
	3:54pm Monica: hear hear re: How Low Can You Go box. great show as always, matt!
	3:55pm Matt F: Spoken like someone else who was in the Wildcat Jug Band!
	3:55pm Matt F: Thanks Mo. Next tune will be of interest to you...
	3:57pm Monica: to the moon, matt, to the moon!
	3:58pm Matt F: Haha! It's the hidden track!
	3:59pm Doug Schulkind: Uh-oh. I fear radioshowus interuptus.
	3:59pm Uncle Michael: Jumpin' Jimminy!
	3:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Matt!
	3:59pm northguineahills: Thanks Matt!
	4:00pm pacific standard simon: Aw no, say it aint so!
	4:01pm Jh: Nice one, Matt
	4:02pm Matt F: Tanx All.

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March 27, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Collins Kids	Mercy "Mercy" by "The Collins Kids"	Introducing Larry & Lorrie	Sony Music Special Products	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Etta James	Tough Lover "Tough Lover" by "Etta James"	The Essential Modern Records Collection	Virgin	0:02:15 (Pop-up)
Jerry Morris	Cool Down Baby "Cool Down Baby" by "Jerry Morris"	Rhythm n' Bluesin' By the Bayou	Ace	0:04:18 (Pop-up)
Dave Kirk	Oh! Baby "Oh! Baby" by "Dave Kirk"	Stompin' 7	Stompin'	0:06:46 (Pop-up)
Jackie Mittoo & the Soul Brothers	Got My Boogaloo	Last Train To Skaville	Soul Jazz	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
Professor Longhair	Hadacol Bounce	Singles 1949-1957	Floating World	0:12:26 (Pop-up)
Roosevelt Sykes	Funky Side "Funky Side" by "Roosevelt Sykes"	Music is my Buisness	Fat Possum	0:15:09 (Pop-up)
Big Maybelle	Gabbin' Blues "Gabbin' Blues" by "Big Maybelle"	The Okeh Rhythm & Blues Story 1949-1957	Epic/Legacy	0:17:26 (Pop-up)
Screamin' Jay Hawkins	Ignant and Shit	Black Music for White People	Bizarre/Rhino	0:20:02 (Pop-up)

Bob Moore & the Temps	Trophy Run "Trophy Run" by "Bob Moore & the Temps"	Dancehall Stringbusters 2: Cruchy Guitar Instros from the 60's	Sundazed	0:30:02 (Pop-up)
Dead Moon	Parchment Farm "Parchment Farm" by "Dead Moon"	In The Graveyard	Mlady's	0:32:20 (Pop-up)
Waylon Jennings	I Ain't Livin' Long Like This	What Goes Around Comes Around	RCA	0:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Clean	At the Bottom (live) "At the Bottom (live)" by "The Clean"	Anthology	Merge	0:40:32 (Pop-up)
The Flamin’ Groovies	Whiskey Woman	Teenage Head	Buddha	0:44:03 (Pop-up)
Harry Choates	Rye Whiskey "Rye Whiskey" by "Harry Choates"	Fiddle King of Cajun Swing	Arhoolie	0:48:38 (Pop-up)
J.E. Mainer Band	Columbus Stockade	Southern Journey Vol. 5: Bad Man Ballads - Songs of Outlaws and Desperados	Rounder	0:51:31 (Pop-up)
Curtis Gordon	Sitting On Top Of The World	Broghan Beat	Master Beat	0:53:42 (Pop-up)
The Re-Vels	False Alarm "False Alarm" by "The Re-Vels"	Bim Bam Boom - 28 Rockin' Doowops	Charly	0:55:34 (Pop-up)

Roy Orbison	Come Back To Me (My Love)	Lonely and Blue	Monument/Legacy	1:01:48 (Pop-up)
The Megatrons	Velvet Waters "Velvet Waters" by "The Megatrons"	Teen Beat 3	Ace	1:04:16 (Pop-up)
Little Jerry Williams (Swamp Dogg)	I'm The Lover Man	It's All Good: A Singles Collection 1963-1989	Ace	1:06:29 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	While the City Sleeps	Time Is On My Side - The Best of Irma Thomas	Minit	1:09:07 (Pop-up)
Vernon Guy with Ike & Dee Dee	You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It Too (Take 2)	Ike Turner Studio Productions New Orleans & Los Angeles 1963-65	Ace	1:11:31 (Pop-up)
Otis Blackwell	Daddy Rollin' Stone	Chicken Shack Boogie, Volume III	Play Back	1:13:53 (Pop-up)
Detroit Cobras	Bad Girl "Bad Girl" by "Detroit Cobras"	Mink Rat or Rabbit	Sympathy for the Record Industry	1:16:48 (Pop-up)
The Who	Anytime You Want Me "Anytime You Want Me" by "The Who"	My Generation (Deluxe Edition)	MCA	1:19:23 (Pop-up)
Big Ben Atkins	Tell It Like It Is	Hall of Fame: Rare and Unissued Gems from the Fame Vaults	Ace	1:21:50 (Pop-up)
Booker T & the MG's	On A Saturday Night	Soul Men	Stax	1:24:18 (Pop-up)
Clarence Carter	Slip Away (Demo) "Slip Away (Demo)" by "Clarence Carter"	The Fame Studios Story 1961-1973	Ace	1:26:56 (Pop-up)

The Sultans	Boppin' With the Mambo	Jukebox Mambo: Rumba and Afro Latin Accented Rhythm and Blues 1949-1960	Jazzman	1:33:42 (Pop-up)
Astrud Gilberto	Agua De Beber "Agua De Beber" by "Astrud Gilberto"	The Astrud Gilberto Album	Verve	1:36:10 (Pop-up)
John Kirby	Anitra's Dance "Anitra's Dance" by "John Kirby"	Flow Gently Sweet Rhythm	Tax	1:38:31 (Pop-up)
Anita O'Day	Tennessee Waltz "Tennessee Waltz" by "Anita O'Day"	1949-1950	Tono	1:41:25 (Pop-up)
The Delmore Brothers	Careless Love	Lonesome Yodel Blues	Old Homestead	1:44:13 (Pop-up)
Ted Bogan & Howard Armstrong	That'll Never Happen No More	Louie Bluie (soundtrack)	Arhoolie	1:46:37 (Pop-up)
The Crystal Springs Ramblers	Tired Of Me	How Low Can You Go?: Anthology Of The String Bass (1925-1941)	Dust-to-Digital	1:48:48 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens & His Buckaroos	Before You Go	Before You Go/No One But You	Sundazed	1:52:00 (Pop-up)
Davy Graham	Don't Think Twice, It's All Right	Folk, Blues & Beyond...	Fledg'ling	1:53:31 (Pop-up)
Cliff Edwards	I'll See You In My Dreams	Sunday Kind Of Love: Monica's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium		1:56:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:52pm kat330: Hi, Matt5 ! Found a moment to listen and comment for once. Looking forward.
	1:58pm Nate K: Hot lead-in with Julius Hemphill!
	1:59pm Matt F: Hi kat & Nate. It'll be an interesting segue from Julius Hemphill...
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Good Thursday, all, and welcome back, Matt!
	1:59pm duke: Yes, this a great lead in, can't wait for what's up next
	2:01pm Monica: yo, matt!
	2:01pm Nate K: The Collins Kids and Julius Hemphill walk into a bar...
	2:01pm pacific standard simon: Evenin', squire!
	2:02pm Matt F: YoYo MoMo, duke, ljfw pss and everygoddamnbody else!
	2:04pm Matt F: Hi Simon, uh, I mean Daddy!
	2:05pm kat330: Cool down? Time for springing into a warm-up as I see it.
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: The only time I saw Etta James live, she had this band of posturing Brit wankers following her on the bill.
	2:07pm Nate K: Please Paul Harvey this Doug. And who was that "band of posturing Brit wankers..."?
	2:08pm Matt F: You saw Etta James open for ELO?
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: Hello son, you make a father proud.
	2:12pm pacific standard simon: A bunch of my rockabilly friends got a gig opening for Big Mama Thornton in the early '80s. She took one look at the Tenderloin dive where the show was at and cancelled. I think that's the only headline spot my friends ever had.
	2:12pm Maslaki: Matt--I am making this my weekly two hours of sanity (relatively). Ah. Professor!
	2:14pm Brian in UK: Hey Matt. Doug is that the band that has not released a record for thirty five years worth listening to? Hail Charlie.
	2:14pm Matt F: Hey Maslaki! Good of you to join us.
	2:15pm Brian in UK: Make that forty five years.
	2:17pm kat330: Boojie-woojie.
	2:18pm Doug Schulkind: @Nate K It was Charles Watts & the Chicken Strutters.
	2:19pm pacific standard simon: Chicken-chokers, you mean?
	2:20pm Screamin' Uncle Michael: Greetings.
	2:21pm kat330: That's a talent.
	2:21pm pacific standard simon: "Disrespect records" would make a fine marathon premium.
	2:22pm Doug Schulkind: @pacific standard simon I've always love this snap of Big Mama Thornton playing drums: 4.bp.blogspot.com...
	2:23pm Unclear on the concept: He's not being very nice to her.
	2:23pm pacific standard simon: @Doug - Go baby!
	2:24pm listener james from westwood: Jay seems perturbed here.
	2:25pm kat330: @Unclear: Damn straight. And spitting watermelon seeds from a porch to across the street IS a talent.
	2:26pm duke: I would be up for a marathon prize of disrespect records
	2:26pm Doug Schulkind: I think you should all speak a little kinder towards Mr. Hawkins. The law of averages says at least one of his offspring is listening in right now.
	2:28pm Parq: Doug, I happen to know the lady in question and she is being pilloried and vilified. Besides, he has been unfaithful to her. She told me she is sure one of her children isn't his.
	2:30pm Uncle Michael: One of most people's isn't.
	2:32pm pacific standard simon: It may be that one of you doesn't know that he or she is one of Jay's kids.
	2:33pm Nate K: Please tell me this isn't a Fred Cole tribute...
	2:34pm Uncle Michael: It's Fred Cole!
	2:34pm Matt F: Nate- no-uh oh... what happened?
	2:34pm Parq: See, this guy is a gentleman. He didn't pile abuse on his woman. All he did was shoot her.
	2:36pm kat330: Ahhh, yes, springtime! Just smell the misogyny in the air!
	2:37pm Nate K: Oh, good. He's been sick, had to have open heart surgery a couple weeks back. That guy's tougher than nails, though, so I think he'll make it.
	2:38pm Matt F: Phew.
	2:40pm MattBelow: Very nice premium sleeve Fiveash!
	2:42pm Matt F: Thanx Matt. Sam Elwitt aka Nutley Sam was the photoshop genius who helped me make that.
	2:45pm pacific standard simon: Can't wait to see it in my mailbox.
	2:46pm kat330: Philo's a big Flamin' Groovies fan -- have to point him to the archives.
	2:50pm pacific standard simon: My fifth grade teacher taught us this song -- but that was a different time.
	2:51pm Brian in UK: Bugs Bunny's favourite drink Four Carrots.
	2:53pm kat330: Same as one of my fave rings.
	2:57pm kat330: Wop, there's the do, and that'll do indeed.
	2:57pm KevinfromBayRidge: Good Afternoon all...Nothin false here!
	2:58pm drr: I want to be the guy in the Re-Vels who goes 'yurp'.
	2:58pm Nate K: @drr what more could a person ask for?
	2:59pm KevinfromBayRidge: @ Nate K, Great job standing tall to Breckman-man last night!
	2:59pm pacific standard simon: He later went on to do the sound effects for the Ray Milland movie, "Frogs!"
	3:01pm kat330: Is it also Cruchy Guitar Instros from the 60s?
	3:01pm pacific standard simon: Respect the label!
	3:03pm Matt F: Yurp!
	3:04pm kat330: Interest-ink.
	3:05pm pacific standard simon: What the heck is this?!
	3:06pm earrie: That was Fun.
	3:08pm kat330: It is "Instros" but it isn't "Cruchy" -- still interesting use of "Instros."
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: The Dogg days of March!
	3:10pm kat330: Hey, earrie. Still t-workin' the trampoline?
	3:12pm earrie: t-workin' ?
	3:13pm kat330: It's one of the routine moves I do on the bounce is all.
	3:16pm pacific standard simon: Clarinet solo on "Velvet Waters", it says here, by Heywood Henry, who also worked with some people who have already been heard on today's show - Big Maybelle and Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
	3:18pm Uncle Michael: This song is so good.
	3:19pm Doug Schulkind: This sounds like Mary Gauthier on speed!
	3:20pm earrie: Trampoline = playground to me. No work nor routine. Sometimes I try to read when I'm on it. Gooftacular that is.
	3:20pm pacific standard simon: Also worked with Mickey Baker and Little Sylvia, separately.
	3:21pm Matt F: Well I'll be dipped in dogshit. Thanks for doing the research!
	3:22pm kat330: Just wondering if you found a way to add the arm bands I mentioned. And I was attempting wordplay on twerking. Yeah, it's pretty much goofy fun for me, too, or it wouldn't have become routine.
	3:24pm earrie: Yeah, who the hell outgrows recess?
	3:26pm pacific standard simon: I really liked that song. If I was loading a jukebox, I'd buy the 45.
	3:29pm Uncle Michael: I hope everyone really likes this Clarence Carter track.
	3:29pm Uncle Michael: I know I do.
	3:30pm Nate K: It's a stone-cold classic.
	3:30pm dvd: Hey Matt, first time I'm tuning into your show -- soundin' good!
	3:30pm Brian in UK: Peerless sets, Matt.
	3:35pm Uncle Michael: Peerless set: wowroleplaygear.com...
	3:35pm Matt F: Fanks Brian! Welcome dvd.
	3:37pm kat330: Say, it's the right time for Waters of March, nessy paw?
	3:38pm Matt F: I know, this is the wrong Jobim agua song!
	3:38pm pacific standard simon: Thank goodness -- I thought it was about Justin's drug test.
	3:39pm Brian in UK: @UM My wife introduced me to the first series of Games of Thrones last week. Gratuitous sex and swearing. Oh and some plotting.
	3:39pm kat330: Well, it's never a wrong Jobim song, but yeah, now I'll have to go find Waters of March -- with Byrne maybe -- and play it. Ohh, and now it's Grieg -- cool!
	3:40pm kat330: @pss: Ha!
	3:41pm Brian in UK: Do you remember McGuinn waa supposed to write a musical called Gene Tryp anagram of Peer Gynt. Chesnut Mare was lead song.
	3:42pm kat330: Never hoid that, no. I know Judy Collins did Peer Gynt. I did a different Ibsen. Twice.
	3:42pm Monica: great cover by anita. not her typical style by a long shot.
	3:43pm kat330: Agreed, Monica.
	3:44pm Doug Schulkind: Agreed kat330.
	3:44pm Maslaki: I do love unexpected covers.
	3:45pm kat330: Like that take on Anitra's Dance was a pleasant surprise.
	3:50pm kat330: Dust-to-Digital's doing the good lord's work.
	3:50pm Maslaki: Matter of time before we revisited the string bass.
	3:51pm Matt F: How Low Can You Go might be my favorite boxed set ever.
	3:53pm kat330: Good lord, look at the time. Thanks for a mighty tuneful afternoon, Matt! Good weather-warming weekend to all of us still needing it. See y'all next year!
	3:53pm Maslaki: Matt's father was a gifted musician who chose to play the washtub bass in the Wildcat Jug Band (c. 1967).
	3:54pm Monica: hear hear re: How Low Can You Go box. great show as always, matt!
	3:55pm Matt F: Spoken like someone else who was in the Wildcat Jug Band!
	3:55pm Matt F: Thanks Mo. Next tune will be of interest to you...
	3:57pm Monica: to the moon, matt, to the moon!
	3:58pm Matt F: Haha! It's the hidden track!
	3:59pm Doug Schulkind: Uh-oh. I fear radioshowus interuptus.
	3:59pm Uncle Michael: Jumpin' Jimminy!
	3:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Matt!
	3:59pm northguineahills: Thanks Matt!
	4:00pm pacific standard simon: Aw no, say it aint so!
	4:01pm Jh: Nice one, Matt
	4:02pm Matt F: Tanx All.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from March 27, 2014

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