WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from July 25, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:00am Listener Baby: Good morning Baby, Jupe and Baby Jordon (upstairs). Also, Good morning Starshine. Good Morning, Good Morning, and Good Morning Vietnam.
	11:00am Frank In Queens: Oh damn, forgot to take a coaster pic again!
	11:01am clarke: sweetest little fellow everybody knows...
	11:01am clarke: don't know what to call him but he's....
	11:02am Handy Haversack: Hello, Michael. Hi, everyone. No coasters here yet, but the drinking continues anyway.
	11:02am Michael Shelley: No Associate Producer today... so the playlist maybe wonky!
	11:02am clarke: mighty like a rose!!
	11:03am Michael Shelley: The guitar & drums on this Them track.... killing me
	11:03am Listener Baby: You mean "Wonkey-er?"
	11:03am clarke: Them - vastly underrated, even w/o van
	11:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Them Mighty Be Giants
	11:04am clarke: that wouldn't be hughie's sangria in the photo?
	11:05am Michael Shelley: I happen to know that is vino from VINES ON THE MARYCREST!
	11:06am clarke: aha - Ze Baby!!
	11:06am Listener Baby: I happen to know, You Rule!
	11:07am clarke: Baby Vines Da Bestest!
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Them was listening to 'Like a Rolling Stone' ...& a Morrison in L.A. was listening to Them - but we won't discuss that here!...
	11:08am Martinibomb: MICHAEL SHELLEY RULES THE UNIVERSE! Love this show.
	11:08am clarke: @Frank: still haven't seen the 'show' yet - but, it got extended, luckily.
	11:09am Uncle Michael: rock and roll
	11:10am dano59: Rookie is from Chicago i think
	11:10am Geoffrey in Ottawa: @ Handy Same here!
	11:10am clarke: cheap trick, however, is from rockford
	11:10am Frank In Queens: Songs NRBQ taught us.
	11:11am myron feld: I learned it from the Cramps. Jimmie Lloyd never cut a bad side. The drumming.....oh gosh.
	11:11am Frank In Queens: @clarke, it was, but check to see how long. Unless something changed again, I think it was coming down sometime this weekend.
	11:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lou Ann Barton here. Almost better words than Jerry Lee.
	11:12am clarke: yes - need to git on it!
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hear Wanda doing it....
	11:12am Ed in DC: Rookie were opener for CT on a lot of their February dates
	11:13am clarke: da feetz!!!
	11:13am myron feld: Poker's his thing. And yes, the drumming on this is superb.
	11:14am Listener Baby: Baby. This Covid has put you in the host seat week after week. Great for us chickens, but what about you? Is all the greatness taking a toll on you? Do you need a week off? Asking for Ira.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'It's about Three Kings.' - Jimi
	11:15am clarke: the "problem" with the coasters is that one doesn't want to cover up the cool graphix. you see that, right?
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Somewhere out there, Judge Harry T. Stone is smiling.
	11:16am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Shelleys & all! Sorry I'm late…just went down a YouTube rabbit hole of Jon Batiste leading impromptu second lines around NYC. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
	11:16am Hubig Pie: Velvet fog in the AM
	11:20am Handy Haversack: Hey, Greg! In ... jeez, 2008, a friend of ours was killed on her bike. We got one of NYC's anarchist marching bands to do a second line through Greenpoint for the funeral. That was one of the better things I ever helped organize.
	11:20am clarke: there's 20 weeks of summer left in new orleans!
	11:21am ledzeppelinsucks: Cracker Campervan play together in Santa Cruz and Petaluma in December or January every year.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Condolences Handy.
	11:21am Frank In Queens: Great song!
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Si
	11:22am Handy Haversack: Thanks, RevRab. Wild to think of how long ago it is now.
	11:22am clarke: si si
	11:22am gf2002: Monkees - Pisces Aquarius album - perfect song for a summer morning. Perfect album too.
	11:24am pottybear: I bet Steven Stills wishes he had better teeth
	11:24am Greg from ZONE 5: @Handy: Sounds like a proper send off for sure.
	11:25am clarke: actually potty, still has always claimed that he only auditioned for Monkees in order to secure a song-writing position.
	11:25am clarke: -stills that is
	11:25am pottybear: Oh and Summer ends in September which is more than five weeks away! Grab yer surfboards!
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Summer' not Carole King & after a Heinlein novel just so I'm clear...
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gittar porn. Whuarrr!
	11:28am davefromtoronto: the playings way better than those crowbarred rhymes
	11:29am Mr. Fine Wine: I have a pic sleeve of this!
	11:29am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Lotsa summer still to go!
	11:30am Corey: Morning Michael and everyone! Nice to join you all today.
	11:30am clarke: so this brings the question: did magilla the gorilla exist prior to this little eva song?? i remember the cartoon coming around '66 or so
	11:30am myron feld: Anytime the Brill Building and Yiddish get together, it's magic!
	11:30am Joe R.: cut this song off? wth? Believe I first heard this on a Gaylord Hound fill-in that my former roommate taped for me and sent it out to Wisconsin (pre-web streaming days kids)
	11:30am Hoboken Jack: Baby and Frank tied! Hello also Michael, RUTH, Greg, Handy, Uncle Michael, assoc prod in absentia, everybody everybody!
	11:31am gf2002: Where can I find the Chip Douglas interview?
	11:31am Uncle Michael: I believe that is in fact, Eddie Hill playing the guitar on the Eddie Hill record.
	11:32am Mr. Fine Wine: clarke: The song was for an episode of the cartoon!
	11:32am Frank In Queens: Hi Jack! No no, Baby won this week. First post is first post.
	11:32am Gaylord Fields: @Joe R.: Michael was just pulling your leg by setting up the "whole Magilla" punch line. No one would ever dare truncate that song!
	11:32am clarke: UM - sounds a lot like speedy west - but then, he IS an impressionist!
	11:32am Hughie Considine: @gf Google Michael Shelley, WFMU and the name and you'll find it.
	11:32am Greg from ZONE 5: This is a veritable PARADE of clicky stars…
	11:32am Hoboken Jack: Gaylord!
	11:33am Peter in Tappan: Michael you are the real deal. Loving the show
	11:33am Ruth Booth: Hello, Hoboken Jack!
	11:33am Michael Shelley: intervew @ｗｆｍｕ．ｏｒｇ／ｍｉｃｈａｅｌ
	11:33am Gaylord Fields: @Hoboken Jack: Hoboken Jack!
	11:34am gf2002: Thank you!
	11:34am Mr. Fine Wine: www.discogs.com...
	11:35am Hoboken Jack: #horsepower
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sounds like Hill was both 6-string & laptop/pedal steel??
	11:35am clarke: wow cool!!
	11:35am Frank In Queens: Oh, I would've liked to have seen the Einstein look.
	11:36am Hoboken Jack: So Michael, no afro?
	11:37am Joe R.: @gaylord I’m glad that are fewer humorless people out there than I assumed :D
	11:37am clarke: hah - PLAY EXPLORER'S CLUB!!
	11:38am Mailman Tom: And about 6" shorter than Mitt
	11:39am thedunkel: Get your truth with Ruth!
	11:39am jpuva: Taylor Swift made the new album with The National and Bon Iver and others. Its actually really cool. My daughter is totally digging it.
	11:39am Gaylord Fields: @Joe R.: Sorry, I thought it would be mildly amusing to joke-splain Michael.
	11:39am Hoboken Jack: Hey Dunky!!
	11:39am clarke: RIP ER
	11:40am Pedro in Arlington: More tumultuous politics for the Accu: Millard Fillmore is buried a few hundred feet from Rick James in Buffalo. Millard got there first. GO!
	11:41am clarke: evidently the japanese button got hit
	11:42am Yes: jeeze, emmit is so good. where do i start with his discography?
	11:42am clarke: you're blind mister magoo - this is the bigtime for me Gaylord!!
	11:42am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jack! @Corey, I was checking out the Farm Club (right?) yesterday. Looks great.
	11:43am Sean: Your computer has a China virus.
	11:43am clarke: Yes - do NOT start with emmitt's most recent album
	11:43am thedunkel: Hello Superhero Jack!
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dana Carvey does Paul talking to John in heaven : youtu.be... - when not distracting from groovy Liveness here...
	11:44am Joe R.: @gaylord no need for an apology! not making myself clear so I’ll hang up and listen :)
	11:44am paul: Didn't Carl die in the 80s?
	11:44am McGroovey: If we weren't supposed to play derivative records, we'd only be able to play ten records. Which ones? Original Dixieland Jazz Band some early country record (which?) NOT Louis Armstrong (derivative of ODJB) Something from the early Swing era (what?) Rocket 88 A Beatles record c.1963 Sgt. Pepper Hmmmmm that might cover it.
	11:44am clarke: emmitt made THREE killer albums in late 60's early 70's - all are priceless gems
	11:44am paul: Sorry. Thinking of Dennis.
	11:45am Hughie Considine: @Yes, you can't go wrong with the self-titled 1970 LP, which contains the irresistible "Somebody Made for Me"
	11:45am clarke: Farewell To Paradise is grand stuff, as well
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Original Dixieland had the 1st Jazz record - maybe? But weren't they with all respect Italian dudes from Chicago?
	11:46am clarke: and don't forget The Merry Go Round - his first major band
	11:46am Sean: Al Jardibe was my favorite character in Lynch's DUNE film.
	11:46am davefromtoronto: i read the next Explorer's Club album is gonna be an Al and Carl homage. can't wait!
	11:47am Mr. Fine Wine: There was just a backing "yeah" straight out of "Calling All Cows"
	11:47am Handy Haversack: Enjoying Michael's tour of orthographies! Fingers crossed for cuneiform B!
	11:47am Gaylord Fields: @clarke: Come back, clarke — I wanna chastise you!
	11:47am paul: You'd better get that associate producer in there.
	11:47am nachurall: Samos on the drums?
	11:47am spodiodi: aloha Michael Shelley and happy chatty people
	11:47am Hoboken Jack: McGroove lives!
	11:47am clarke: yer a cookie made of arsenic, GF
	11:48am clarke: mcgroovey - all that stuff you listed is derivative, as well.
	11:49am gf2002: Al's album "A Postcard From California" finally came out in 2010 - Then he added Waves Of Love to a CD reissue in 2012, but there were several different mixes, then he released it again in 2020 for a 10 year anniversary...confusing. There are at least 3 separate mixes of this song that were released.
	11:50am paul: You know what isn't derivative? "Bigfoot" by Lloyd Michigan Enterprises
	11:50am clarke: bigfoot is derivative of the boggy creek monster
	11:51am Baja Joe: Hiya Michael! Great show. 香港 translated to English is Hong Kong, FYI
	11:51am Bootsie: Oooh I love the glass!
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't get Yeti Bob in on this.
	11:52am Hubig Pie: Green grass grows all around so don't ride yer mower drunk
	11:52am myron feld: Speaking of Emitt Rhodes (sort of), a bad movie with great late-60s footage of LA, "Model Shop," is on TCM tonight at 10:45 EST.
	11:52am clarke: MS - noticed that your laptop switched to _____ (asian script) just after you wrote the link for your interview archives page - if that helps
	11:53am spodiodi: now we're talkin'
	11:53am clarke: hey, is Model Shop the one where the guy has to report for his draft notice?? great one!
	11:53am Frank In Queens: Oh, is it movie time? All The Kings Men tonight on Channel 13.
	11:54am Mr. Fine Wine: This is a whole magilla we don't need to here the entirety of maybe
	11:54am clarke: what was your viewing this week, Frank??
	11:54am myron feld: @ clarke: Yes, that's the one.
	11:54am Ross T.: Model Shop -- soundtrack by Spirit I believe -- a favorite band I probably won't hear too much of here. Which makes sense.
	11:54am Frank In Queens: Clarke: before that, The Big Chill. AWFUL!
	11:55am clarke: that is an outstanding film!!
	11:55am John from NP: Hey I used to work with the associate associate producer
	11:55am clarke: toldya!!
	11:55am myron feld: the leading man visits Spirit during a rehearsal
	11:55am Frank In Queens: Oofa! Nothing but bellyaching the whole goddamn time.
	11:56am clarke: hah - just to be sure - i was NOT referring to The Big Chill - ha ha
	11:56am Ross T.: Like James Brown and the Famous Flames skiing in.
	11:56am Mark Hurst: 你好
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm livin' on Chinese Rawks. Gorilla my screams.
	11:56am clarke: the big chill NEARLY ruined motown for me!
	11:57am Listener Baby: My 2 Cents: There is an enormous difference between "inspired by" Or "heavily influenced" Or "in the style of" AND.... By the numbers, uninspired copying.
	11:57am Ross T.: You can't make me watch the Big Chill.
	11:57am gf2002: Model Shop - Yes! Kudos to TCM for screening it. Soundtrack by Spirit, produced by Lou Adler.
	11:57am davefromtoronto: legend of boggy creek! i saw that in the theatre when i was a kid!
	11:58am Hubig Pie: Model Shop proceeded by 2001, followed by a John Garfield remake of To Have and Have Not, 2nites TCM lineup
	11:58am clarke: it was derivative of something else, dave, ha ha. probably one of the worst films ever made - but i loved it!!
	11:58am davefromtoronto: isn't "out crowd" the dude form BJM?
	11:59am Frank In Queens: Otherwise, it was an interesting if not slightly unfulfilling week of movies; Baby It's You, Freebie and The Bean, Greaser's Palace, and Roxanne.
	11:59am Greg from ZONE 5: Like "Okie from Muskogee" for squares.
	11:59am clarke: freebie and the bean - YESSS!!
	12:00pm clarke: arkin(s0!!!
	12:00pm listener 126464: The diner from Baby It's You is a couple miles away from me
	12:00pm gf2002: I wish TCM would arrange a DVD release of "Last Summer", amazing film from '69 which I think they aired twice, both times overnight because of the content. Soundtrack by The Band.
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: It was ok. Not at all bad if taken as a spoof of a cop movie. Harrowing if serious. But yeah, Arkin and Caan were great in it.
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: We watched Cobra Kai season 2, the first two eps. of P-Valley, and more of the rewatching of The Americans. Baja Joe!
	12:01pm Frank In Queens: I liked Baby It's You. Christina Low did not.
	12:01pm JG: @ Frank Not seen Freebie and the Bean in 40 years. How I watch that?
	12:01pm Baja Joe: Hey, that guy doing the station ID sounds familiar.
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always heard Big Chill was yuppie bourgeois - none of the revolutionary challenging 1960s... The Explorers thing couldn't point more directly @ The Turtles if it used a laser. Not trying to put anything over anyone.
	12:01pm Ross T.: I don't know if this would interest Michael at all, but I always thought Mark Andes the bass player for Spirit would have an interesting tale to tell. He also played with Canned Heat, Firefall, Heart, JoJo Gunne -- among others. Not music you would hear here likely but that's a pretty diverse palette.
	12:01pm Frank In Queens: I bought it on Blu Ray for pretty cheap. Otherwise, I'm not sure.
	12:02pm clarke: yes but what do The Turtles point to?? ye get it, right??
	12:02pm JG: @ Frank, Thanks may do that. Can never figure out what streams where
	12:03pm andrewb: this song is real purddy
	12:04pm clarke: JG - a lotta films can be found for streaming at 123movies, although some obscure old stuff is not there
	12:04pm Frank In Queens: @JG, yeah if it's not on one of the main providers, it's pretty off my radar for streaming. I like physical media anyway, especially if it can be had inexpensively. Warner Archives has a pretty nice release of it. Bare-bones, but it looks quite good.
	12:04pm gf2002: Spirit - Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus - Great album.
	12:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't snap @ me about Turtles.
	12:05pm Hubig Pie: Another name droppin' song
	12:06pm clarke: i hide in my shell
	12:06pm JG: @Clarke thanks will try it. @ Frank, I actually prefer the semi randomness of connecting w a movie and and an audience on cable . like Turner Classic Movies
	12:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hide in my Shelley.
	12:07pm clarke: that's because you are Mr. Bunny
	12:08pm clarke: goulding rules!!
	12:08pm Frank In Queens: @JG, I wish my cable provider had TCM in HD, but they don't. The closest I can come to is Channel 13 (PBS) here in NY on Saturday nights. I still miss the IFC of the 90s.
	12:08pm Ross T.: 12 Dreams -- up there with Forever Changes.
	12:09pm Hackensack Slim: Valid Theory re JB, Michael. With or without proof.
	12:09pm JG: @ Frank Every Friday in July on TCM has been John Ford Movies. A Lot of minor ones that aren't actually that good. But caught The Informer last week and is still a great one. Am waiting for The Hurricane which has some of the best 1930s special effects ever.
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow Ross T - noted.
	12:10pm swivs: I believe The Attractions arrived fully formed, no assembly required.
	12:10pm clarke: this goulding story has lately been confirmed when the Police were on the costello show and stewart copeland asks straight-out - steve goulding plays on some stuff
	12:10pm Frank In Queens: @JG, I've never seen a Ford movie, but recently picked up My Darling Clementine from Criterion. Will get to it soon.
	12:10pm Frank In Queens: I love how bashy this version is.
	12:11pm JG: @ Frank yeah Ch 13 great, and IFC too. But I NEED TCM. Sorry not available for you.
	12:11pm davevad: Theres a great cover of No Action on the Before You Were Punk compilation
	12:11pm clarke: frank - you have a world of great ahead of you!! my fave john ford is The Searchers, but there is a lot to love
	12:11pm gf2002: Spirit, Twelve Dreams..., definitely worth a spin. Produced by David Briggs
	12:12pm JG: @ Frank, Well after that you gotta do the Searchers. DVDs of it are pretty cheap.
	12:13pm Frank In Queens: Thanks for the recommendation JG and clarke. John Wayne though...
	12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I believe swivs may be quite correct.
	12:14pm clarke: TCM has DEFINITELY been a savior during these insane times. admittedly, they have been showing a lot more, uh, popular stuff, lately, but still have obscurities galore.
	12:14pm Frank Zaatar: Elvis really knows how to begin a side. 2 of my top 5 opening notes: The vocal No Action the bass gliss on Beyond Belief.
	12:14pm paul: That'll be the day." John Wayne
	12:15pm clarke: i love john wayne (in most stuff) - Searchers is his best role, ever. if you don't like wayne - you won't like john ford. but there is Mister Roberts, which has no wayne
	12:15pm andrewb: my favorite elvis song is 20 percent amnesia
	12:16pm clarke: actually TCM played Mister Roberts last night - and i learned that ford clocked henry fonda right in the face in an argument over his portrayal
	12:16pm Hubig Pie: They Were Expendable and Stagecoach are fine movies and Wayne is in top form in both (very young in the latter)
	12:16pm Frank In Queens: I mean, JW is not my fave, but I won't let him deter me from check out Ford. However, it's a big reason why I chose Darling Clementine over the other Ford movies Criterion has issued.
	12:17pm DG: I have a live version of "Cain" on a British b-side, but don't know this one; sounds a lot crazier & possibly more pharmaceutically-inspired....where's it from?
	12:17pm JG: @ Clarke Sw Mister Roberts 20 times and until yesterday when it was on TCM did not know it was Ford. Most beautiful Ford movie is The Quiet Man. And Wayne is great in anything
	12:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Frank Zaatar: "Oh, I... / just don't know where to begin" is the perfect way to begin an album.
	12:18pm Listener Baby: What happened to Rusty?
	12:18pm clarke: the "problem" with Clementine is that it is NOWHERE near the actual story! so many factual errors about that flick - which i still love.
	12:18pm myron feld: My Darling Clementine figures prominently in James Lee Burke's "New Iberia Blues" which came out last year, I think. And if you want derivative, Burke writes the same book every few years, and I love every one of them.
	12:19pm Frank In Queens: I'm not a old west buff, so any liberties taken with historical fact probably would go right over my head.
	12:19pm clarke: for instance: doc holliday didn't get shot at the ok corral
	12:19pm Ross T.: The organ intro on "Love for Tender"/"Get Happy"
	12:20pm paul: Long before Die Hard, John Wayne starred as Detective John McLain (sp?)
	12:20pm Frank In Queens: Sly!
	12:20pm Mike Sin: Hey folks! re: "Blame it on Cain" -- That live version is from the b-side of "Watching the Detectives" single here in US
	12:20pm Listener Baby: The duo broke up in 1959 as both brothers entered the United States Army, but reunited between 1961 and 1963.[3] Doug continued as a solo artist. Rusty Kershaw died on October 23, 2001, due to a heart attack at the age of 63
	12:20pm clarke: the clantons' father was NOT present at the shootout, etc
	12:21pm clarke: Mike Siin - aren't you drunk on the floor by now??
	12:21pm Gaylord Fields: @Ross T: That's if you consider that the A side of GH, and not the side that begins with "I Can't Stand Up"! :)
	12:22pm Gaylord Fields: Goddamn that Barney Bubbles and his graphics genius!
	12:23pm Mike Sin: @Calrke -- Ha! That's during the evening shows such as EvanFunk and DaveSpazz
	12:24pm clarke: ha ha ha!! glad to see ya!!
	12:25pm clarke: not that i mind drunk on the floor!! those days are past for me, but i don't judge!
	12:25pm JG: @ Mike Sin, Spazz makes Thursday night a great drinking night
	12:25pm Ross T.: Considering Get Happy had 10 songs per side I don't see why not consider them distinct LPs.
	12:25pm Frank In Queens: Just saw that Peter Green passed away. RIP.
	12:25pm Baja Joe: Newsflash: Guitarist Peter Green, Co-Founder of Fleetwood Mac has passed at age 73.
	12:25pm Hughie Considine: David Byrne proved he was no ordinary lyricist when he rhymed "school" and "books" in "Don't Worry About the Government."
	12:25pm Ross T.: Damn E the C was prolific in the best way back then.
	12:26pm clarke: RIP peter green - damn,, they're droppin'!!
	12:26pm prudy: OY...Peter Green?
	12:26pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: Where is the early version of No Action from?
	12:26pm Mr. Fine Wine: Babbitt famously played the brilliant bass part on Scorpio. And about a million other records.
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: I meant "Uh Oh, Love Comes to Town."
	12:27pm clarke: what i would like to say about peter green's playing could fill volumes, but down to one word for me: SAVAGE!!!
	12:27pm JG: Too bad about Peter Green. Maybe we hear Oh Well
	12:30pm Frank Zaatar: @Galylord: You are so right. OK, EC's pretty much populated my top 5 list (after Hard Day's Night, the all-time #1).
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Peter Green - Spooky. Beyond entertainment. About as good as it gets.
	12:31pm DG: I have that Elvis single (b-side of "...Detectives") & it has both "Cain" & "Mystery Dance" live, but that sounded like a different version. Then again, it's been years since I heard it, so....
	12:32pm phat: Wow! I had no idea about Gravel Road. Amazing.
	12:32pm Greg from ZONE 5: Don't even get me started on this song.
	12:32pm Special Monkey: I love car wheels on a gravel road
	12:33pm Ross T.: For me "I Feel All Right" is along with "Guitar Town" Mr. Earle's apex.
	12:33pm phat: Earle sure was on to something at that time
	12:33pm JG: Drums sound pretty amazing on this
	12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whatever Cars Wheels took it sure as hell came together. Very interesting.
	12:34pm MFlynn: Geez what a fantastic tune! I see what Lucinda meant!!!
	12:34pm Michael Shelley: for me his apex is El Corazon & I Feel alright
	12:34pm clarke: i believe this is brady blades drumming on this.
	12:34pm Pedro in Arlington: Steve Earle could do no wrong during that post-jail streak that began with There's a Train a Coming through the bluegrass album.
	12:35pm clarke: go!!
	12:35pm jpuva: Steve and Lucinda's voices blend so great on this song.
	12:35pm paul: Time Has Come Today by Steve Earle And Sheryl Crow is pretty good, too.
	12:36pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: Also a great Steve Earle - Miranda Lambert duet out there. I believe Michael has played it before.
	12:36pm gf2002: And their last name isn't Ween?
	12:36pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Nice glass, Michael. Hi everybody!
	12:37pm clarke: bad for the glass.
	12:39pm clarke: oh, back to TCM - the host of their Noir Alley is pretty good. his choices are off the beaten path and insights are good.
	12:41pm clarke: GAIN STRUCTURE!!!
	12:41pm Cooh John: Yum Yums = Ramones + Beach Boys
	12:42pm myron feld: Eddie Mueller is very cool, and a sharp dresser to boot.
	12:42pm clarke: indeed - some find him smarmy - i don't mind
	12:43pm Dean: Dean Martin was married to Jean(ne) Biegger when Dean and Jean (not their real names) were doing their thing.
	12:43pm joe mulligan: I watched "Telstar: The Joe Meek Story" last weekend. what a trip chockfull of rock history
	12:43pm clarke: sorry frank - we are rubbing the TCM thang in.
	12:43pm P-90: DEKE!
	12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always interesting to me when period UK stuff is comparable to U.S.Garage rather than Freakbet per se - but small world always...
	12:44pm Frank In Queens: No worries. One of these days Verizon will get with it.
	12:44pm GListener MW: WHAT the... you’re playing a “number 3 hit”?!?? You disgust me. :<
	12:45pm clarke: yes, that's weird that it isn't on there
	12:46pm clarke: there is a chance that you can sign in with your present cable provider and get the movies on TCM streaming??
	12:46pm Bobby: Love this show! Thanks for being here, Michael and all
	12:46pm Tim In SF: @MichaelShelley: Got here late but loved looking through your playlist. First live show I saw was Camper Van Beethoven in SF in 1984. Also, spoke with Elvis Costello back stage at the SF Symphony when I was a cater-waiter. Thanks for the good music and the memories.
	12:46pm Corey: I've got to split. Thanks for the great show Michael! Take care all.
	12:48pm well_um....: You have conservative listeners that listen to you too Michael. But, would rather listen to the music instead hearing about politics for a few hours.
	12:49pm clarke: online, i mean, frank - sign into TCM.com present your provider
	12:49pm Frank In Queens: @clarke, interesting. I never thought of that. I'll look into it.
	12:49pm clarke: worth a try, anyway
	12:49pm Frank In Queens: Oh, this stupid game again....
	12:50pm clarke: i know you like physical copies, but... it's worth it
	12:51pm Frank In Queens: I like physical copies, but it's not mandatory. And if I see something that I wind up loving, I can always buy it.
	12:51pm clarke: truth!
	12:52pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Michael. Great stuff today. Thanks, Ruth! Be well, all. Catch you next time.
	12:52pm clarke: speaking of buying: you pre-order aztec mirror, yet? i heard a song off of it - AMAZING.
	12:53pm Frank In Queens: Of course! They played a number of tracks off it at the "show".
	12:53pm clarke: yes, i will be watching this later!!
	12:54pm Frank In Queens: I also have the new reissue of Vampire On Titus on it's way to me, in addition to a 90s repress as well. Never mind that it's my least fave GBV album...
	12:54pm clarke: outstanding shew, here, MS!! you've done It again!! asst prod missed but NOT essential personnel, ha ha.
	12:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There's a small handful of Libertarian-leaning DJs & such in FreeFormland too (you might be surprised) - so this can work both ways in fact. Thing is - there's more Liberals / Leftists into Arts & Musics... just like there are in actual Society. As it happens. Who shall we blame?
	12:54pm MFlynn: Great stuff Michael! Thanks so much! I hesitate to think what life would be like without WFMU on Saturdays.
	12:55pm spodiodi: Thanks, Michael Shelley! Thanks, Ruth! cheerio
	12:55pm clarke: them rocktober people.
	12:56pm clarke: might like a rose!!!
	12:56pm clarke: Y
	12:58pm phat: Bummed about Rhodes more than I would have expected.
	12:58pm Ross T.: Emmitt were good.
	12:58pm Ross T.: Peter Green too.
	12:59pm clarke: it IS a bummer, but i don't think emmitt was too happy in his skin.
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great contributions & losses. @ least they weren't 27.
	12:59pm vertual: been listening all morning during my running around-- great show Michael
	12:59pm clarke: ha ha ha
	1:00pm Ross T.: Yep thanks Mr. Shelley :)
	1:00pm Frank In Queens: Great show Michael! Thanks!
	1:00pm clarke: oh that kermit!!
	1:02pm Tim In SF: Bloopers were funny whether they are real or not
	1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ MS Sir.
	1:03pm Martinibomb: Thanks Michael!
	1:03pm McGroovey: @Clarke true!
	5:06pm Mark in Toronto: Eddie Hill - Hot Guitar quotes hot rod race, which flows into Hot Rod Lincoln by Commander Cody, of which Bill Kirchen was a member, who on his Hot Rod Lincoln Live solo album, on the Hot Rod Lincoln track, does a"playing in the style of" guitar tribute ie BB/Albert/Freddie King, just like Hot Guitar!

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July 25, 2020: Mighty Like A Rose

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Them	Mighty Like a Rose "Mighty Like a Rose" by "Them"
Rookie	Hold On Tight "Hold On Tight" by "Rookie"
Jimmy Lloyd	Rocket In My Pocket "Rocket In My Pocket" by "Jimmy Lloyd"
Freddie King	Now I Got A Woman "Now I Got A Woman" by "Freddie King"
Mel Torme	Right Now "Right Now" by "Mel Torme"
Camper Van Beethoven	We Saw Jerry's Daughter
Monkees, The	The Door Into Summer
Eddie Hill	The Hot Guitar "The Hot Guitar" by "Eddie Hill"
Little Eva	Makin With The Magilla
Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio	Move On Up
Emitt Rhodes	Somebody Made For Me
Al Jardine	Wave Of Love "Wave Of Love" by "Al Jardine"
Glyn Johns	Today You're Gone "Today You're Gone" by "Glyn Johns"
George Jones	The Green Grass Grows All Around
Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five	The Green Grass Grows All Around
Eddy Delbridge And The Free Agents	The Kids Are Dancing
Squares, The	The Out Crowd "The Out Crowd" by "Squares, The"
Robbie Fulks and Linda Gail Lewis	Who Cares?
Bobby Byrd	Sweet Soul Music "Sweet Soul Music" by "Bobby Byrd"
Elvis Costello	No Action (early version)
Elvis Costello and the Attractions	Blame It On Cain (live!)
Patti's Groove	It Won't Last Long
Rusty and Doug	Hey Sheriff "Hey Sheriff" by "Rusty and Doug"
Sly & The Family Stone	Take My Advice
Talking Heads	Don't Worry About the Government
Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs	She Belongs To Me
Steve Earle & Lucinda Williams	You're Still Standing There
Dean And Jean	I Wanna Be Loved "I Wanna Be Loved" by "Dean And Jean"
Yum Yums, The	Summertime Pop "Summertime Pop" by "Yum Yums, The"
Paul Ritchie & The Cryin' Shames	Come On Back
Deke Dickerson	Mexicali Rose "Mexicali Rose" by "Deke Dickerson"
Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson	Blow Your Mind
United Brothers, The	What More Can I Say?
Starry Skies	Here Comes The Moon "Here Comes The Moon" by "Starry Skies"
Emitt Rhodes	Promises I've Made "Promises I've Made" by "Emitt Rhodes"
Kermit Schafer	The Comparative Shopper Of The Air
Kermit Schafer	Mary O'Lanza "Mary O'Lanza" by "Kermit Schafer"
Kermit Schafer	Poodle Nightgown Crack Up
Kermit Schafer	Two Seriously "Two Seriously" by "Kermit Schafer"
Kermit Schafer	John Cameron Swayze
Kermit Schafer	Betty Crocker Bake Mix

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Listener comments!
	11:00am Listener Baby: Good morning Baby, Jupe and Baby Jordon (upstairs). Also, Good morning Starshine. Good Morning, Good Morning, and Good Morning Vietnam.
	11:00am Frank In Queens: Oh damn, forgot to take a coaster pic again!
	11:01am clarke: sweetest little fellow everybody knows...
	11:01am clarke: don't know what to call him but he's....
	11:02am Handy Haversack: Hello, Michael. Hi, everyone. No coasters here yet, but the drinking continues anyway.
	11:02am Michael Shelley: No Associate Producer today... so the playlist maybe wonky!
	11:02am clarke: mighty like a rose!!
	11:03am Michael Shelley: The guitar & drums on this Them track.... killing me
	11:03am Listener Baby: You mean "Wonkey-er?"
	11:03am clarke: Them - vastly underrated, even w/o van
	11:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Them Mighty Be Giants
	11:04am clarke: that wouldn't be hughie's sangria in the photo?
	11:05am Michael Shelley: I happen to know that is vino from VINES ON THE MARYCREST!
	11:06am clarke: aha - Ze Baby!!
	11:06am Listener Baby: I happen to know, You Rule!
	11:07am clarke: Baby Vines Da Bestest!
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Them was listening to 'Like a Rolling Stone' ...& a Morrison in L.A. was listening to Them - but we won't discuss that here!...
	11:08am Martinibomb: MICHAEL SHELLEY RULES THE UNIVERSE! Love this show.
	11:08am clarke: @Frank: still haven't seen the 'show' yet - but, it got extended, luckily.
	11:09am Uncle Michael: rock and roll
	11:10am dano59: Rookie is from Chicago i think
	11:10am Geoffrey in Ottawa: @ Handy Same here!
	11:10am clarke: cheap trick, however, is from rockford
	11:10am Frank In Queens: Songs NRBQ taught us.
	11:11am myron feld: I learned it from the Cramps. Jimmie Lloyd never cut a bad side. The drumming.....oh gosh.
	11:11am Frank In Queens: @clarke, it was, but check to see how long. Unless something changed again, I think it was coming down sometime this weekend.
	11:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lou Ann Barton here. Almost better words than Jerry Lee.
	11:12am clarke: yes - need to git on it!
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hear Wanda doing it....
	11:12am Ed in DC: Rookie were opener for CT on a lot of their February dates
	11:13am clarke: da feetz!!!
	11:13am myron feld: Poker's his thing. And yes, the drumming on this is superb.
	11:14am Listener Baby: Baby. This Covid has put you in the host seat week after week. Great for us chickens, but what about you? Is all the greatness taking a toll on you? Do you need a week off? Asking for Ira.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'It's about Three Kings.' - Jimi
	11:15am clarke: the "problem" with the coasters is that one doesn't want to cover up the cool graphix. you see that, right?
	11:15am Frank In Queens: Somewhere out there, Judge Harry T. Stone is smiling.
	11:16am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Shelleys & all! Sorry I'm late…just went down a YouTube rabbit hole of Jon Batiste leading impromptu second lines around NYC. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
	11:16am Hubig Pie: Velvet fog in the AM
	11:20am Handy Haversack: Hey, Greg! In ... jeez, 2008, a friend of ours was killed on her bike. We got one of NYC's anarchist marching bands to do a second line through Greenpoint for the funeral. That was one of the better things I ever helped organize.
	11:20am clarke: there's 20 weeks of summer left in new orleans!
	11:21am ledzeppelinsucks: Cracker Campervan play together in Santa Cruz and Petaluma in December or January every year.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Condolences Handy.
	11:21am Frank In Queens: Great song!
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Si
	11:22am Handy Haversack: Thanks, RevRab. Wild to think of how long ago it is now.
	11:22am clarke: si si
	11:22am gf2002: Monkees - Pisces Aquarius album - perfect song for a summer morning. Perfect album too.
	11:24am pottybear: I bet Steven Stills wishes he had better teeth
	11:24am Greg from ZONE 5: @Handy: Sounds like a proper send off for sure.
	11:25am clarke: actually potty, still has always claimed that he only auditioned for Monkees in order to secure a song-writing position.
	11:25am clarke: -stills that is
	11:25am pottybear: Oh and Summer ends in September which is more than five weeks away! Grab yer surfboards!
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Summer' not Carole King & after a Heinlein novel just so I'm clear...
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gittar porn. Whuarrr!
	11:28am davefromtoronto: the playings way better than those crowbarred rhymes
	11:29am Mr. Fine Wine: I have a pic sleeve of this!
	11:29am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Lotsa summer still to go!
	11:30am Corey: Morning Michael and everyone! Nice to join you all today.
	11:30am clarke: so this brings the question: did magilla the gorilla exist prior to this little eva song?? i remember the cartoon coming around '66 or so
	11:30am myron feld: Anytime the Brill Building and Yiddish get together, it's magic!
	11:30am Joe R.: cut this song off? wth? Believe I first heard this on a Gaylord Hound fill-in that my former roommate taped for me and sent it out to Wisconsin (pre-web streaming days kids)
	11:30am Hoboken Jack: Baby and Frank tied! Hello also Michael, RUTH, Greg, Handy, Uncle Michael, assoc prod in absentia, everybody everybody!
	11:31am gf2002: Where can I find the Chip Douglas interview?
	11:31am Uncle Michael: I believe that is in fact, Eddie Hill playing the guitar on the Eddie Hill record.
	11:32am Mr. Fine Wine: clarke: The song was for an episode of the cartoon!
	11:32am Frank In Queens: Hi Jack! No no, Baby won this week. First post is first post.
	11:32am Gaylord Fields: @Joe R.: Michael was just pulling your leg by setting up the "whole Magilla" punch line. No one would ever dare truncate that song!
	11:32am clarke: UM - sounds a lot like speedy west - but then, he IS an impressionist!
	11:32am Hughie Considine: @gf Google Michael Shelley, WFMU and the name and you'll find it.
	11:32am Greg from ZONE 5: This is a veritable PARADE of clicky stars…
	11:32am Hoboken Jack: Gaylord!
	11:33am Peter in Tappan: Michael you are the real deal. Loving the show
	11:33am Ruth Booth: Hello, Hoboken Jack!
	11:33am Michael Shelley: intervew @ｗｆｍｕ．ｏｒｇ／ｍｉｃｈａｅｌ
	11:33am Gaylord Fields: @Hoboken Jack: Hoboken Jack!
	11:34am gf2002: Thank you!
	11:34am Mr. Fine Wine: www.discogs.com...
	11:35am Hoboken Jack: #horsepower
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sounds like Hill was both 6-string & laptop/pedal steel??
	11:35am clarke: wow cool!!
	11:35am Frank In Queens: Oh, I would've liked to have seen the Einstein look.
	11:36am Hoboken Jack: So Michael, no afro?
	11:37am Joe R.: @gaylord I’m glad that are fewer humorless people out there than I assumed :D
	11:37am clarke: hah - PLAY EXPLORER'S CLUB!!
	11:38am Mailman Tom: And about 6" shorter than Mitt
	11:39am thedunkel: Get your truth with Ruth!
	11:39am jpuva: Taylor Swift made the new album with The National and Bon Iver and others. Its actually really cool. My daughter is totally digging it.
	11:39am Gaylord Fields: @Joe R.: Sorry, I thought it would be mildly amusing to joke-splain Michael.
	11:39am Hoboken Jack: Hey Dunky!!
	11:39am clarke: RIP ER
	11:40am Pedro in Arlington: More tumultuous politics for the Accu: Millard Fillmore is buried a few hundred feet from Rick James in Buffalo. Millard got there first. GO!
	11:41am clarke: evidently the japanese button got hit
	11:42am Yes: jeeze, emmit is so good. where do i start with his discography?
	11:42am clarke: you're blind mister magoo - this is the bigtime for me Gaylord!!
	11:42am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jack! @Corey, I was checking out the Farm Club (right?) yesterday. Looks great.
	11:43am Sean: Your computer has a China virus.
	11:43am clarke: Yes - do NOT start with emmitt's most recent album
	11:43am thedunkel: Hello Superhero Jack!
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dana Carvey does Paul talking to John in heaven : youtu.be... - when not distracting from groovy Liveness here...
	11:44am Joe R.: @gaylord no need for an apology! not making myself clear so I’ll hang up and listen :)
	11:44am paul: Didn't Carl die in the 80s?
	11:44am McGroovey: If we weren't supposed to play derivative records, we'd only be able to play ten records. Which ones? Original Dixieland Jazz Band some early country record (which?) NOT Louis Armstrong (derivative of ODJB) Something from the early Swing era (what?) Rocket 88 A Beatles record c.1963 Sgt. Pepper Hmmmmm that might cover it.
	11:44am clarke: emmitt made THREE killer albums in late 60's early 70's - all are priceless gems
	11:44am paul: Sorry. Thinking of Dennis.
	11:45am Hughie Considine: @Yes, you can't go wrong with the self-titled 1970 LP, which contains the irresistible "Somebody Made for Me"
	11:45am clarke: Farewell To Paradise is grand stuff, as well
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Original Dixieland had the 1st Jazz record - maybe? But weren't they with all respect Italian dudes from Chicago?
	11:46am clarke: and don't forget The Merry Go Round - his first major band
	11:46am Sean: Al Jardibe was my favorite character in Lynch's DUNE film.
	11:46am davefromtoronto: i read the next Explorer's Club album is gonna be an Al and Carl homage. can't wait!
	11:47am Mr. Fine Wine: There was just a backing "yeah" straight out of "Calling All Cows"
	11:47am Handy Haversack: Enjoying Michael's tour of orthographies! Fingers crossed for cuneiform B!
	11:47am Gaylord Fields: @clarke: Come back, clarke — I wanna chastise you!
	11:47am paul: You'd better get that associate producer in there.
	11:47am nachurall: Samos on the drums?
	11:47am spodiodi: aloha Michael Shelley and happy chatty people
	11:47am Hoboken Jack: McGroove lives!
	11:47am clarke: yer a cookie made of arsenic, GF
	11:48am clarke: mcgroovey - all that stuff you listed is derivative, as well.
	11:49am gf2002: Al's album "A Postcard From California" finally came out in 2010 - Then he added Waves Of Love to a CD reissue in 2012, but there were several different mixes, then he released it again in 2020 for a 10 year anniversary...confusing. There are at least 3 separate mixes of this song that were released.
	11:50am paul: You know what isn't derivative? "Bigfoot" by Lloyd Michigan Enterprises
	11:50am clarke: bigfoot is derivative of the boggy creek monster
	11:51am Baja Joe: Hiya Michael! Great show. 香港 translated to English is Hong Kong, FYI
	11:51am Bootsie: Oooh I love the glass!
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't get Yeti Bob in on this.
	11:52am Hubig Pie: Green grass grows all around so don't ride yer mower drunk
	11:52am myron feld: Speaking of Emitt Rhodes (sort of), a bad movie with great late-60s footage of LA, "Model Shop," is on TCM tonight at 10:45 EST.
	11:52am clarke: MS - noticed that your laptop switched to _____ (asian script) just after you wrote the link for your interview archives page - if that helps
	11:53am spodiodi: now we're talkin'
	11:53am clarke: hey, is Model Shop the one where the guy has to report for his draft notice?? great one!
	11:53am Frank In Queens: Oh, is it movie time? All The Kings Men tonight on Channel 13.
	11:54am Mr. Fine Wine: This is a whole magilla we don't need to here the entirety of maybe
	11:54am clarke: what was your viewing this week, Frank??
	11:54am myron feld: @ clarke: Yes, that's the one.
	11:54am Ross T.: Model Shop -- soundtrack by Spirit I believe -- a favorite band I probably won't hear too much of here. Which makes sense.
	11:54am Frank In Queens: Clarke: before that, The Big Chill. AWFUL!
	11:55am clarke: that is an outstanding film!!
	11:55am John from NP: Hey I used to work with the associate associate producer
	11:55am clarke: toldya!!
	11:55am myron feld: the leading man visits Spirit during a rehearsal
	11:55am Frank In Queens: Oofa! Nothing but bellyaching the whole goddamn time.
	11:56am clarke: hah - just to be sure - i was NOT referring to The Big Chill - ha ha
	11:56am Ross T.: Like James Brown and the Famous Flames skiing in.
	11:56am Mark Hurst: 你好
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm livin' on Chinese Rawks. Gorilla my screams.
	11:56am clarke: the big chill NEARLY ruined motown for me!
	11:57am Listener Baby: My 2 Cents: There is an enormous difference between "inspired by" Or "heavily influenced" Or "in the style of" AND.... By the numbers, uninspired copying.
	11:57am Ross T.: You can't make me watch the Big Chill.
	11:57am gf2002: Model Shop - Yes! Kudos to TCM for screening it. Soundtrack by Spirit, produced by Lou Adler.
	11:57am davefromtoronto: legend of boggy creek! i saw that in the theatre when i was a kid!
	11:58am Hubig Pie: Model Shop proceeded by 2001, followed by a John Garfield remake of To Have and Have Not, 2nites TCM lineup
	11:58am clarke: it was derivative of something else, dave, ha ha. probably one of the worst films ever made - but i loved it!!
	11:58am davefromtoronto: isn't "out crowd" the dude form BJM?
	11:59am Frank In Queens: Otherwise, it was an interesting if not slightly unfulfilling week of movies; Baby It's You, Freebie and The Bean, Greaser's Palace, and Roxanne.
	11:59am Greg from ZONE 5: Like "Okie from Muskogee" for squares.
	11:59am clarke: freebie and the bean - YESSS!!
	12:00pm clarke: arkin(s0!!!
	12:00pm listener 126464: The diner from Baby It's You is a couple miles away from me
	12:00pm gf2002: I wish TCM would arrange a DVD release of "Last Summer", amazing film from '69 which I think they aired twice, both times overnight because of the content. Soundtrack by The Band.
	12:00pm Frank In Queens: It was ok. Not at all bad if taken as a spoof of a cop movie. Harrowing if serious. But yeah, Arkin and Caan were great in it.
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: We watched Cobra Kai season 2, the first two eps. of P-Valley, and more of the rewatching of The Americans. Baja Joe!
	12:01pm Frank In Queens: I liked Baby It's You. Christina Low did not.
	12:01pm JG: @ Frank Not seen Freebie and the Bean in 40 years. How I watch that?
	12:01pm Baja Joe: Hey, that guy doing the station ID sounds familiar.
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always heard Big Chill was yuppie bourgeois - none of the revolutionary challenging 1960s... The Explorers thing couldn't point more directly @ The Turtles if it used a laser. Not trying to put anything over anyone.
	12:01pm Ross T.: I don't know if this would interest Michael at all, but I always thought Mark Andes the bass player for Spirit would have an interesting tale to tell. He also played with Canned Heat, Firefall, Heart, JoJo Gunne -- among others. Not music you would hear here likely but that's a pretty diverse palette.
	12:01pm Frank In Queens: I bought it on Blu Ray for pretty cheap. Otherwise, I'm not sure.
	12:02pm clarke: yes but what do The Turtles point to?? ye get it, right??
	12:02pm JG: @ Frank, Thanks may do that. Can never figure out what streams where
	12:03pm andrewb: this song is real purddy
	12:04pm clarke: JG - a lotta films can be found for streaming at 123movies, although some obscure old stuff is not there
	12:04pm Frank In Queens: @JG, yeah if it's not on one of the main providers, it's pretty off my radar for streaming. I like physical media anyway, especially if it can be had inexpensively. Warner Archives has a pretty nice release of it. Bare-bones, but it looks quite good.
	12:04pm gf2002: Spirit - Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus - Great album.
	12:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't snap @ me about Turtles.
	12:05pm Hubig Pie: Another name droppin' song
	12:06pm clarke: i hide in my shell
	12:06pm JG: @Clarke thanks will try it. @ Frank, I actually prefer the semi randomness of connecting w a movie and and an audience on cable . like Turner Classic Movies
	12:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hide in my Shelley.
	12:07pm clarke: that's because you are Mr. Bunny
	12:08pm clarke: goulding rules!!
	12:08pm Frank In Queens: @JG, I wish my cable provider had TCM in HD, but they don't. The closest I can come to is Channel 13 (PBS) here in NY on Saturday nights. I still miss the IFC of the 90s.
	12:08pm Ross T.: 12 Dreams -- up there with Forever Changes.
	12:09pm Hackensack Slim: Valid Theory re JB, Michael. With or without proof.
	12:09pm JG: @ Frank Every Friday in July on TCM has been John Ford Movies. A Lot of minor ones that aren't actually that good. But caught The Informer last week and is still a great one. Am waiting for The Hurricane which has some of the best 1930s special effects ever.
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow Ross T - noted.
	12:10pm swivs: I believe The Attractions arrived fully formed, no assembly required.
	12:10pm clarke: this goulding story has lately been confirmed when the Police were on the costello show and stewart copeland asks straight-out - steve goulding plays on some stuff
	12:10pm Frank In Queens: @JG, I've never seen a Ford movie, but recently picked up My Darling Clementine from Criterion. Will get to it soon.
	12:10pm Frank In Queens: I love how bashy this version is.
	12:11pm JG: @ Frank yeah Ch 13 great, and IFC too. But I NEED TCM. Sorry not available for you.
	12:11pm davevad: Theres a great cover of No Action on the Before You Were Punk compilation
	12:11pm clarke: frank - you have a world of great ahead of you!! my fave john ford is The Searchers, but there is a lot to love
	12:11pm gf2002: Spirit, Twelve Dreams..., definitely worth a spin. Produced by David Briggs
	12:12pm JG: @ Frank, Well after that you gotta do the Searchers. DVDs of it are pretty cheap.
	12:13pm Frank In Queens: Thanks for the recommendation JG and clarke. John Wayne though...
	12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I believe swivs may be quite correct.
	12:14pm clarke: TCM has DEFINITELY been a savior during these insane times. admittedly, they have been showing a lot more, uh, popular stuff, lately, but still have obscurities galore.
	12:14pm Frank Zaatar: Elvis really knows how to begin a side. 2 of my top 5 opening notes: The vocal No Action the bass gliss on Beyond Belief.
	12:14pm paul: That'll be the day." John Wayne
	12:15pm clarke: i love john wayne (in most stuff) - Searchers is his best role, ever. if you don't like wayne - you won't like john ford. but there is Mister Roberts, which has no wayne
	12:15pm andrewb: my favorite elvis song is 20 percent amnesia
	12:16pm clarke: actually TCM played Mister Roberts last night - and i learned that ford clocked henry fonda right in the face in an argument over his portrayal
	12:16pm Hubig Pie: They Were Expendable and Stagecoach are fine movies and Wayne is in top form in both (very young in the latter)
	12:16pm Frank In Queens: I mean, JW is not my fave, but I won't let him deter me from check out Ford. However, it's a big reason why I chose Darling Clementine over the other Ford movies Criterion has issued.
	12:17pm DG: I have a live version of "Cain" on a British b-side, but don't know this one; sounds a lot crazier & possibly more pharmaceutically-inspired....where's it from?
	12:17pm JG: @ Clarke Sw Mister Roberts 20 times and until yesterday when it was on TCM did not know it was Ford. Most beautiful Ford movie is The Quiet Man. And Wayne is great in anything
	12:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Frank Zaatar: "Oh, I... / just don't know where to begin" is the perfect way to begin an album.
	12:18pm Listener Baby: What happened to Rusty?
	12:18pm clarke: the "problem" with Clementine is that it is NOWHERE near the actual story! so many factual errors about that flick - which i still love.
	12:18pm myron feld: My Darling Clementine figures prominently in James Lee Burke's "New Iberia Blues" which came out last year, I think. And if you want derivative, Burke writes the same book every few years, and I love every one of them.
	12:19pm Frank In Queens: I'm not a old west buff, so any liberties taken with historical fact probably would go right over my head.
	12:19pm clarke: for instance: doc holliday didn't get shot at the ok corral
	12:19pm Ross T.: The organ intro on "Love for Tender"/"Get Happy"
	12:20pm paul: Long before Die Hard, John Wayne starred as Detective John McLain (sp?)
	12:20pm Frank In Queens: Sly!
	12:20pm Mike Sin: Hey folks! re: "Blame it on Cain" -- That live version is from the b-side of "Watching the Detectives" single here in US
	12:20pm Listener Baby: The duo broke up in 1959 as both brothers entered the United States Army, but reunited between 1961 and 1963.[3] Doug continued as a solo artist. Rusty Kershaw died on October 23, 2001, due to a heart attack at the age of 63
	12:20pm clarke: the clantons' father was NOT present at the shootout, etc
	12:21pm clarke: Mike Siin - aren't you drunk on the floor by now??
	12:21pm Gaylord Fields: @Ross T: That's if you consider that the A side of GH, and not the side that begins with "I Can't Stand Up"! :)
	12:22pm Gaylord Fields: Goddamn that Barney Bubbles and his graphics genius!
	12:23pm Mike Sin: @Calrke -- Ha! That's during the evening shows such as EvanFunk and DaveSpazz
	12:24pm clarke: ha ha ha!! glad to see ya!!
	12:25pm clarke: not that i mind drunk on the floor!! those days are past for me, but i don't judge!
	12:25pm JG: @ Mike Sin, Spazz makes Thursday night a great drinking night
	12:25pm Ross T.: Considering Get Happy had 10 songs per side I don't see why not consider them distinct LPs.
	12:25pm Frank In Queens: Just saw that Peter Green passed away. RIP.
	12:25pm Baja Joe: Newsflash: Guitarist Peter Green, Co-Founder of Fleetwood Mac has passed at age 73.
	12:25pm Hughie Considine: David Byrne proved he was no ordinary lyricist when he rhymed "school" and "books" in "Don't Worry About the Government."
	12:25pm Ross T.: Damn E the C was prolific in the best way back then.
	12:26pm clarke: RIP peter green - damn,, they're droppin'!!
	12:26pm prudy: OY...Peter Green?
	12:26pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: Where is the early version of No Action from?
	12:26pm Mr. Fine Wine: Babbitt famously played the brilliant bass part on Scorpio. And about a million other records.
	12:27pm Hughie Considine: I meant "Uh Oh, Love Comes to Town."
	12:27pm clarke: what i would like to say about peter green's playing could fill volumes, but down to one word for me: SAVAGE!!!
	12:27pm JG: Too bad about Peter Green. Maybe we hear Oh Well
	12:30pm Frank Zaatar: @Galylord: You are so right. OK, EC's pretty much populated my top 5 list (after Hard Day's Night, the all-time #1).
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Peter Green - Spooky. Beyond entertainment. About as good as it gets.
	12:31pm DG: I have that Elvis single (b-side of "...Detectives") & it has both "Cain" & "Mystery Dance" live, but that sounded like a different version. Then again, it's been years since I heard it, so....
	12:32pm phat: Wow! I had no idea about Gravel Road. Amazing.
	12:32pm Greg from ZONE 5: Don't even get me started on this song.
	12:32pm Special Monkey: I love car wheels on a gravel road
	12:33pm Ross T.: For me "I Feel All Right" is along with "Guitar Town" Mr. Earle's apex.
	12:33pm phat: Earle sure was on to something at that time
	12:33pm JG: Drums sound pretty amazing on this
	12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whatever Cars Wheels took it sure as hell came together. Very interesting.
	12:34pm MFlynn: Geez what a fantastic tune! I see what Lucinda meant!!!
	12:34pm Michael Shelley: for me his apex is El Corazon & I Feel alright
	12:34pm clarke: i believe this is brady blades drumming on this.
	12:34pm Pedro in Arlington: Steve Earle could do no wrong during that post-jail streak that began with There's a Train a Coming through the bluegrass album.
	12:35pm clarke: go!!
	12:35pm jpuva: Steve and Lucinda's voices blend so great on this song.
	12:35pm paul: Time Has Come Today by Steve Earle And Sheryl Crow is pretty good, too.
	12:36pm Geoffrey in Ottawa: Also a great Steve Earle - Miranda Lambert duet out there. I believe Michael has played it before.
	12:36pm gf2002: And their last name isn't Ween?
	12:36pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Nice glass, Michael. Hi everybody!
	12:37pm clarke: bad for the glass.
	12:39pm clarke: oh, back to TCM - the host of their Noir Alley is pretty good. his choices are off the beaten path and insights are good.
	12:41pm clarke: GAIN STRUCTURE!!!
	12:41pm Cooh John: Yum Yums = Ramones + Beach Boys
	12:42pm myron feld: Eddie Mueller is very cool, and a sharp dresser to boot.
	12:42pm clarke: indeed - some find him smarmy - i don't mind
	12:43pm Dean: Dean Martin was married to Jean(ne) Biegger when Dean and Jean (not their real names) were doing their thing.
	12:43pm joe mulligan: I watched "Telstar: The Joe Meek Story" last weekend. what a trip chockfull of rock history
	12:43pm clarke: sorry frank - we are rubbing the TCM thang in.
	12:43pm P-90: DEKE!
	12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always interesting to me when period UK stuff is comparable to U.S.Garage rather than Freakbet per se - but small world always...
	12:44pm Frank In Queens: No worries. One of these days Verizon will get with it.
	12:44pm GListener MW: WHAT the... you’re playing a “number 3 hit”?!?? You disgust me. :<
	12:45pm clarke: yes, that's weird that it isn't on there
	12:46pm clarke: there is a chance that you can sign in with your present cable provider and get the movies on TCM streaming??
	12:46pm Bobby: Love this show! Thanks for being here, Michael and all
	12:46pm Tim In SF: @MichaelShelley: Got here late but loved looking through your playlist. First live show I saw was Camper Van Beethoven in SF in 1984. Also, spoke with Elvis Costello back stage at the SF Symphony when I was a cater-waiter. Thanks for the good music and the memories.
	12:46pm Corey: I've got to split. Thanks for the great show Michael! Take care all.
	12:48pm well_um....: You have conservative listeners that listen to you too Michael. But, would rather listen to the music instead hearing about politics for a few hours.
	12:49pm clarke: online, i mean, frank - sign into TCM.com present your provider
	12:49pm Frank In Queens: @clarke, interesting. I never thought of that. I'll look into it.
	12:49pm clarke: worth a try, anyway
	12:49pm Frank In Queens: Oh, this stupid game again....
	12:50pm clarke: i know you like physical copies, but... it's worth it
	12:51pm Frank In Queens: I like physical copies, but it's not mandatory. And if I see something that I wind up loving, I can always buy it.
	12:51pm clarke: truth!
	12:52pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Michael. Great stuff today. Thanks, Ruth! Be well, all. Catch you next time.
	12:52pm clarke: speaking of buying: you pre-order aztec mirror, yet? i heard a song off of it - AMAZING.
	12:53pm Frank In Queens: Of course! They played a number of tracks off it at the "show".
	12:53pm clarke: yes, i will be watching this later!!
	12:54pm Frank In Queens: I also have the new reissue of Vampire On Titus on it's way to me, in addition to a 90s repress as well. Never mind that it's my least fave GBV album...
	12:54pm clarke: outstanding shew, here, MS!! you've done It again!! asst prod missed but NOT essential personnel, ha ha.
	12:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There's a small handful of Libertarian-leaning DJs & such in FreeFormland too (you might be surprised) - so this can work both ways in fact. Thing is - there's more Liberals / Leftists into Arts & Musics... just like there are in actual Society. As it happens. Who shall we blame?
	12:54pm MFlynn: Great stuff Michael! Thanks so much! I hesitate to think what life would be like without WFMU on Saturdays.
	12:55pm spodiodi: Thanks, Michael Shelley! Thanks, Ruth! cheerio
	12:55pm clarke: them rocktober people.
	12:56pm clarke: might like a rose!!!
	12:56pm clarke: Y
	12:58pm phat: Bummed about Rhodes more than I would have expected.
	12:58pm Ross T.: Emmitt were good.
	12:58pm Ross T.: Peter Green too.
	12:59pm clarke: it IS a bummer, but i don't think emmitt was too happy in his skin.
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great contributions & losses. @ least they weren't 27.
	12:59pm vertual: been listening all morning during my running around-- great show Michael
	12:59pm clarke: ha ha ha
	1:00pm Ross T.: Yep thanks Mr. Shelley :)
	1:00pm Frank In Queens: Great show Michael! Thanks!
	1:00pm clarke: oh that kermit!!
	1:02pm Tim In SF: Bloopers were funny whether they are real or not
	1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ MS Sir.
	1:03pm Martinibomb: Thanks Michael!
	1:03pm McGroovey: @Clarke true!
	5:06pm Mark in Toronto: Eddie Hill - Hot Guitar quotes hot rod race, which flows into Hot Rod Lincoln by Commander Cody, of which Bill Kirchen was a member, who on his Hot Rod Lincoln Live solo album, on the Hot Rod Lincoln track, does a"playing in the style of" guitar tribute ie BB/Albert/Freddie King, just like Hot Guitar!

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