WFMU: Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from December 12, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Joe B: Boss Groover time!
	3:00pm Victrola Tom: Good afternoon Toddophonic and crew!
	3:01pm Andrew in Tronto: Good day Todd and all others.
	👻 3:01pm Frank In Queens: Here we go!
	3:01pm Matt Clarke: Hey Todd!
	3:01pm Chop Scott: Loud & Clear Todd!
	3:01pm whig-o-phonic whig: sooper excited for today's show and discussion w Chris Hillman!!
	3:02pm David in London: All hail the Boss Groover. Evening all.
	3:02pm Threemoons: Greets Todd, all.
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Byrdmaniax !
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Todd! All the other Groovers! Ready to rock (and playing some poker!)
	3:03pm Mister Dobalina: Pow PoW POW!
	3:03pm TDK60: Hello Todd. So excited for the show. I'm a maniak.
	3:03pm Dominick: Hello!
	3:03pm spodiodi: i'm hooked on Todd-o-phonics! a little help?
	3:03pm medson: Hi TOPT and everyone
	3:04pm spodiodi: yeah... TP is just the kinda help i meant :^D
	3:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Good afternoon lovers of good music! An interview with Chris Hillman and a live set from The Cribs on today's program!
	3:05pm SadSackSuperman: Happy Hanukkah, Todd!
	3:06pm Cooh John: My children sang this to me for my 50th birthday. 😚
	3:06pm Matt Clarke: Cheers Todd
	3:06pm spodiodi: your kids sound Cooh too, Cooh John :)
	3:07pm zoelpw: I’ve been looking forward to this one!!
	3:07pm DjLorraine: @ Cooh John i was waiting for you to say that. Ah haw huh!
	3:08pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @SadSackSuperman: Thanks...with a name like that you must be Jewish!
	👻 3:08pm Hoboken Jack: Hi TOPT, Ruth, Scott K, Joe, Matt, Tom, Frank, Handy, Spodi, Medson Man, one and all!
	👻 3:08pm Frank In Queens: Jackie!
	3:08pm JohnEBGood: Happy Holidays Todd and my FMU family. Rock on 🎸
	3:08pm MFlynn: Beer in hand and ready for action! Happy Saturday Todd and everyone!
	3:08pm spodiodi: hey Jack!
	3:09pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, Jack!
	3:09pm Matt Clarke: Quite a start, Todd
	3:09pm Matt Clarke: Hey Jack!
	3:10pm MFlynn: Hey there Jack!
	3:10pm TDK60: It's /their/ fault; they melted my Mynd, long ago.
	3:10pm Ross T.: I know Chris's heart is in Country and Bluegrass, but man he plays a legendary Rock bass.
	3:11pm P-90: Ha! How did I know “Eight Miles High” was coming next?
	3:11pm Matt Clarke: @Ross T: He sure knows how to drive the song
	3:12pm TDK60: I got to see them do this in '66. I was stunned, simply changed forever.
	3:12pm JohnEBGood: This music is , I digress. lol
	3:13pm Matt Clarke: @TDK60: Where did you see 'em?
	3:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 5D before Revolver. Prophets of the Jet Age. ...well seeing Roger do '8' solo was kewl enuff so I imagine it was...
	3:14pm TDK60: Matt, at the Village Gate on Bleecker Street. Their old basement part, which is now Le Poisson Rouge.
	3:16pm TDK60: Goosebumps show it was!
	3:16pm Matt Clarke: Oh wow. The fall of 66 shows?
	3:16pm SadSackSuperman: Not Jewish myself, @Todd, but I'm an Ally!
	3:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks @SadSackSuperman
	3:17pm TDK60: Matt, don't recall that part. It was the "5D" tour, with older tunes too. Allen Ginsberg was in the audience. I was 15.
	3:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Chris Hillman's autobiography is required reading!
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love's Bryan MacLean - a bYRdS roadie yes ? Love bYRdS 1st album. Not the fave LP of many - but I had it - & it all starts there...
	3:18pm Dennis Diken: go Todd! indeed, "you set the scene"!
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GAH TDK
	3:19pm Matt Clarke: Amazing, TDK60. @Rev Rabbit: Bryan was a roadie early on
	3:20pm morphe': Sounding Merseyside/Missippi river themed!!!!!!!!!
	3:20pm TDK60: One of the best shows I've ever seen and I've seen some.
	3:20pm zmzm: all behind now
	3:20pm Woo: Note for note
	3:20pm Peter: No version of this song is bad.
	3:21pm pinto bean: Great cover never heard this from Petty
	3:21pm Cooh John: Love this cover.
	3:22pm ?: J’taime le mystique!!!
	3:22pm Matt Clarke: Yes the 45 version! Todd, you got it all covered
	3:22pm Nutley Sam: Turn [the radio up]! Turn [the radio up]! Turn [the radio up]!
	3:22pm JohnEBGood: Hey I was 6 in 66. Grew up with 77 WABC in JC.
	3:22pm theia: great sounds
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Petty will not leave anything out.
	3:23pm Joe B: Petty opened his 1989 show I saw with Feel a whole lot better, great
	3:23pm zmzm: American Dreamer....
	3:23pm Ross T.: Need that dose of Rickenbacker.
	3:26pm TDK60: You can hear Byrds influence on the first Love LP, also maybe Seeds? Hee.
	3:27pm Woo: I liked the first Manassas album, never heard the second one.
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think of Love as exactly in between bYRdS & doors.
	3:28pm Joe B: woo, don't bother with the second one!
	3:28pm bbyrno: hey- listening in to hear the cribs live - is that happening today?? so excited :)
	3:29pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @bbyrno: Yes! Cribs live set coming up a bit later in the show!
	3:29pm P-90: The guys in Yes always say that The Byrds were a big influence in them in their early days, but one their fans never recognize.
	3:30pm Miles: "Stellar !" ** ( said w my bEst Brando impersonation )
	3:31pm MFlynn: Geez this stuff is fabulous!
	3:31pm bbyrno: yay! thank you!! your show is the BEST how on earth did you get them?? so cool <3<3<3
	3:32pm Matt Clarke: P-90: They did cover "I See You." Maybe a more subtle influence than just having a jangling Rickenbacker guitar.
	3:33pm J&E in Ithaca NY: This is another one with another version released at same time if not mistaken? A little more stripped down?
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: the bYRdS for those few most crucial years were like a Rawk Miles Davis - riding & driving the changes & evolutions. Bands tend to be like The Beatles, Stones, Who - or bYRdS... They define a specific kind of Kewl - a particular unique harmonic Transcendence both Futuristically streamlined & warm in Tradition...
	3:35pm Matt Clarke: J&E: There are a few versions with just Gram singing out there
	3:35pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @J&E in Ithaca NY: Pretty sure the alternate versions of "Sweetheart..." songs came out later.
	3:35pm J&E in Ithaca NY: Thanks Matt! That’s the one I was recalling
	👻 3:35pm Hoboken Jack: Here for the Desert Rose Band
	3:35pm Jett: Love the Byrds, one of my fave groups of all time, all incarnations.
	3:36pm P-90: Steve Howe said that practically everyone in the late-60s London music scene was smitten by The Byrds. Which is cool because the guys in The Byrds had been smitten by the early-60s London music scene.
	3:37pm Miles: you're one silly Billy, toddo
	3:37pm TDK60: I also saw the earlier Turn! Turn! Turn! tour, a year earlier (but didn't want to overload folks' brains above all at once).
	3:38pm Matt Clarke: @TDK60: Was Gene still with them?
	3:38pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @TDK60: You could give Sal Maida a run for the money!
	3:38pm Jett: Also love the Flying Burrito Brothers with Gram. Great!
	3:40pm TDK60: Yes, Matt. Syria Theater, Newark. Dillards opened.
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Burritos in a sort of tug of war with Keith Richards for Gram Parsons' presence - is my understanding...
	3:41pm Ross T.: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Country Rock all in the best sense given to us by the Byrds.
	3:41pm Creature Boy: I think my favorite Chris Hillman penned song is Mack The Knife
	3:41pm Matt Clarke: @TDK60: Holy cow
	3:41pm JohnEBGood: Go Todd and Chriss. Country Pop ruled around 1975. Delta Dawn, Rhinestone Cowboy, Charly Pride,.
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hell The Beatles came to the bYRdS for their 1st voluntary acid trip.
	3:42pm Ross T.: Yes first Manassas is terrific.
	3:43pm Matt Clarke: 1st Burritos LP is just tops
	3:43pm TDK60: Yeh Matt, I like Burritos too.
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flawless.
	3:44pm morphe': There was a cover band in Bat Ridge Bklyn - 1970s (late)... The Slugs??? They went on strike for 3 weeks when Seamus Ward said: The drunker we get... the better you sound." They made him apologize on stage!!!!!!!
	3:45pm mariano: Hey TOPT, Crew, radio buds!
	3:45pm Stewball: Juanita and Wheels are my favorites
	👻 3:45pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Mariano!
	3:46pm David in London: Hot Burrito please. Hey morphester.
	3:46pm Ross T.: Based on what I'm hearing, Chris has had a pretty good career.
	3:46pm miketp: this wheels tune is moving me
	3:46pm Bluesman: all of a sudden I’m hungry for a beef burrito!
	3:46pm KevinfromBayRidge: Don't recall The Slugs, Morphe'.
	3:46pm George in WO: Will we be covering Souther-Hillman-Furay Band today? Oh, and hi, Jack.
	3:46pm Creature Boy: Chris Hillman painted that Valley Forge pic didn't he?
	3:47pm Alex of Chicago: RIP, Charlie Pride.
	3:47pm Sid Griffin: Todd, cool show! The Pretty Things and The Action both covered the Hillman-era Byrds a fair bit. Most of the songs on Gilded Palace Of Sin were sped up by producer Larry Marks, hence the Gram/Chris harmonies on Devil In Disguise being a bit Alvin & The Chipmunks. The Byrds' version of Miles Davis' Milestones was said to be quite good by producer Gary Usher but Lord knows where it is now. I would kill to hear it...only heard the little bit on that SongMakers TV special. Play some bluegrass, Todd, how about Chris' band The Hillmen? C'mon!
	3:47pm Corey: Afternoon Todd and listeners! Psyched for this one!
	3:48pm Joe B: former Yankees minor-leaguer Charley Pride
	3:48pm Joe B: hey Sid!
	3:49pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Hey Sid! Glad you are on board here!
	3:49pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Isn't "I Am A Pilgrim" at least close to bluegrass?
	3:50pm Hubig Pie: I will have the green chili carnitas burrito if you please
	3:50pm David in London: Hey Mariano.
	3:50pm Creature Boy: I didn't realize Larry Marks produced that 1st burritos LP ! the beach boy??
	3:50pm Sid Griffin: Joe B, did not know Charley Pride was in the NY Yankee system. Cool. Hi Todd! Hi too, Dennis Diken. It is bone cold here in England. Love the show. Chris, I swear to God here, gave me mandolin lessons and he was a great teacher. I filmed two of them. Love these comments too. Erudite listenership!
	👻 3:51pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks TOPT!!
	3:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Shout out to Hoboken Jack!
	3:52pm mariano: 'Afternoon/evening, Hoboken Jack, David.
	3:52pm MFlynn: Great Tune Jack! I thought this was Nick Lowe’s song! I’m always wrong.
	3:52pm Rick A.: I have never heard any songs by The Desert Rose Band. Supposedly, this was Hillman's most financially successful band. It seems heavy on the 80s production.
	3:53pm Ross T.: John Hiatt cover
	3:53pm Creature Boy: You are now required to play a track by The Hillmen next week toddo . I'm accepting the challenge on your behalf
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...still waiting for Son Volt guesting on the show :p ...
	👻 3:53pm Hoboken Jack: Whoa Sid Griffin! Hey Joe, Dennis, Kevin, HP Ken!
	3:53pm Joe B: @Sid - yes, the Boise Yankees in the early 50s!
	3:53pm Matt Clarke: This was a definite highlight of the new LP
	3:54pm SeanG: John Hiatt rules
	3:54pm Joe B: internet says he had a tryout with the Mets and Reds also in '62
	3:54pm Rick A.: How about something from the Rice, Rice, Hillman, and Pederson albums of pure bluegrass? Their cover of "Friend of the Devil" is really good.
	3:55pm Kuba: Hello! Greetings from Poland everyone!
	3:55pm Sid Griffin: The Boise Yankees! I saw Manhattan Yankees, Staten Island Yankees, and a tiny farm team in Virginia who were the Yankees. Never known about the Boise Yankees. Chuck Conners was in the Angels system as I recall and yes, Todd, I will try to stick with music here. I saw Desert Rose twice, they had a lot more grease live than the rather polished C&W hits they enjoyed.
	3:57pm Joe B: Chris' bidin' my time album is really good
	3:57pm Matt Clarke: Agreed Joey B. Crosby and McGuinn on that cut we heard
	3:58pm Richard.Whig: with Sid Griffin here this is definitely now Deposition Central!
	3:58pm morphe': David van der Stoke ... Hope you/ye are well !!! been moving around time zones ... going to Bklyn to meet Caribe people/ex-colleagues and eat Roti... If you are in Herne Hill/N Brixton and desire west indian fare (working class take away) Umana Yana 294 Croxted Rd, Dulwich, London SE24 9DA, United Kingdom
	4:02pm Creature Boy: "the Big Vic"!
	4:05pm David in London: Morphester. My friend John actually lives on Croxted Road, so next time I’m down that way... Forgive me for keeping the British end up... The Downliner Sect actually released a ‘country rock’ album in 1965, their second, The Country Sect. I believe I’m right in saying that Gram himself actually acknowledged it as the first country rock record. Do shoot me down if I’m wrong on that.
	4:06pm Woo: What about Nesmith?
	4:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sect also did a Lou Reed tune!
	4:08pm Ross T.: For what it's worth Rock and Roll comes from Country (and the Blues and so on).
	4:09pm Matt Clarke: Woah Beau Brummels mention!
	4:09pm Woo: Brummelstones!
	4:10pm Sid Griffin: Man, Hillman sounds great tonight. Really good stories. Did not know he saw the early Beau Brummell play in L.A. in 1964. Sal was/is such a great singer and what killer songs too. 🎸
	4:11pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Sid @Matt Clarke: Yeah, Chris mentioning The Beau Brummels as inspiration was a revelation to me as well...did not realize the timeline on that.
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No drums @ the Opry ! Another world.
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Gram had Keith Richards..,
	4:18pm Matt Clarke: That version of See The Sky About To Rain is great
	4:19pm Joe B: so weird with four songwriters that they did two neil Young songs on the album
	4:19pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Joe B: Neil Young replaced Dylan!
	4:20pm Joe B: ha!
	4:20pm David in London: Hillman is a top dude.
	4:21pm Matt Clarke: @Joey B: From what I can remember having read, each member was able to pick 2 songs. Michael Clarke picked 2 Neil Young songs. Could be wrong if anyone has insight.
	4:23pm paul morton: Love the deep interviews with stars of yesteryear
	4:24pm Joe B: I loved the Petty tribute encore of the McGuinn/Hillman show
	4:24pm Matt Clarke: This is great, Todd. Thanks to Chris. And thanks to you for getting this together.
	4:26pm paul morton: @Matt Clarke what other station would do deep interviews like this?
	4:26pm Joe B: @Matt - cool, never knew that angle re the Neil tunes
	4:26pm spodiodi: great interview, TopT! thanks, Chris Hillman!
	4:27pm Frank Zaatar: If that money got McGuinn's Rickenbocker, we should all pay her back! Great interview.
	4:27pm Joe B: great job TOPT
	4:27pm Corey: Man, that was a lot of fun. Thanks TOPT and Chris!
	4:27pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks for the kudos!
	4:27pm Root Doctor: Great interview, Todd.
	👻 4:27pm MFlynn: Todd. That was cool! Thank you. Definitely getting that book.
	4:28pm listener 126464: Thanks Todd and Chris!
	4:28pm Sid Griffin: Listening to this marvellous show by Todd at WFMU with Chris Hillman I am sorry to find out Charley Pride has just passed away. On a more positive note this was a wonderful show, Todd. I must now put my son to bed but I will come back to check out the Cribs. Go, Todd, go!
	4:28pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Great job honey
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: THANKS !
	4:28pm KevinfromBayRidge: F-ing great, Todd!
	4:28pm dale: great work todd. scroll down and you can see the contract they signed with naomi hirschorn's signature. byrdsflyght.ucoz.com...
	4:29pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: That was pretty amazing Todd!
	4:29pm TDK60: Great interview, Todd!
	4:29pm Ross T.: Attaboy!
	4:30pm Dennis Diken: fabulous interview w Chris, Todd! thanks!
	4:30pm Ignore Function: Well done, TOPT.
	4:30pm Richard.Whig: Thank you Todd - another amazing and very interesting interview. I really appreciate and admire your ability to foster a conversational element in your interviews. Cheers!
	👻 4:31pm Frank In Queens: Todd, that interview was really great. Thanks!
	4:31pm listener 126464: my ride's here
	4:31pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Glad you kids enjoyed the interview with Chris...I really appreciated his candor. Book has the same element to it which helps to make it such a great read.
	4:31pm medson: Great interview.
	4:31pm TDK60: Chris sounds like a no B.S. but swell fellow.
	4:31pm Rob D.: Thanks Todd! Great interview.
	4:32pm JohnEBGood: Sandanista! 40 years. Charlie Don't Surf!!!
	4:32pm George in WO: Your usual fine work, Todd, thanks!
	4:33pm Joe B: That Naomi story reminds me of the two owners of the St. Louis team in the ABA, when they were denied entry into the NBA. The owners turned down the 3.3 million buyout and instead got 2% of NBA TV revenue, netting them about 400 million
	4:35pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Joe B: Good comp! I read about that in Terry Pluto's history of the ABA: "Loose Balls".
	4:35pm TDK60: Yeah Matt @ 4:18, "Sky" off the reunion album is a strong cut.
	4:35pm listener 126464: I went to a Nets/Colonels game at Nassau Coliseum
	4:35pm P-90: Another home run, Todd! Thanks.
	4:36pm Victrola Tom: Loving this set!
	4:37pm Joe B: ha yes - the Pluto book is always nearby for reference or a few quick laughs. a classic!
	4:40pm JohnEBGood: That Nets team with Super John, The Doctor, The Whopper(Bily Paultz) , Brian Tayler etc. would have swept the Rick Barry Warriors!!
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roughing up the edges of Petty works well.
	4:41pm dale: i see that charley pride just passed. now he can really kiss an angel good morning.
	👻 4:42pm Frank In Queens: Still waiting for my copy to arrive...
	4:42pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @JohnEBGood: I was the only kid in New Providence with an ABA ball!
	4:42pm Victrola Tom: That’s my favorite Petty song and the first time I’ve heard it covered!
	4:42pm Miles: been listening to Starcrawler's song "no more pennies" fairly often. IT has a country rock/j mascis vibe to it
	4:42pm Joe B: that's former Net Rick Barry!
	4:43pm thedunkel: !GBV! !GBV! !GBV!
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm guessing that Pride's was a life lived fully. Pharma took Prince & Petty with Fentanyl. Don't forget it.
	4:47pm Miles: hearing of the Charlie Pride thing right here & now. the 1st time I heard Doug Kershaw's ( who was proto Country Rock fo' sho') song Louisiana Man was by Pride & it sounded great! RiP
	4:53pm Joe B: Charley Pride broke through but then there were no others after him
	👻 4:54pm JG: a few weeks ago when I saw Charlie pride on tv I thought he died and was happy to find out that he was alive and being honored by the country music hall of fame. sad news today. he was great
	4:54pm JohnEBGood: We loved the ABA in Downtown JC. Rick Barry was great with the Nets . I remember listening to the AM radio show when the Nets signed Julius Erving.
	4:55pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Joe B: Until Charley Crockett!
	4:55pm medson: My mom loved Charley Pride. I remember her listening to 1050 WHN
	4:55pm pinto bean: Learned of Death by Unga Bunga right here. On TOPT...Great to hear new stuff
	4:55pm Ross T.: They should retire Charley's number for everyone.
	4:55pm Matt Clarke: Above and beyond with these past 2 shows, Todd. Well done
	4:56pm Joe B: Dr J was like Tom Seaver - arrived in NYC in an unlikely and convoluted series of events.
	4:57pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks Matt...that means a lot to me coming from you!
	4:59pm Nutley Sam: Nice to hear Chris speak highly of Gene. Nice interview!
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pride passing reported as covid-related.
	5:00pm Miles: the version of Louisiana Man I saw was on this great ABC tv show called Music Scene ( 1969 one season) hosted by David Steinberg . 10 years After , The Archies, csn&y and of course Charlie Pride all performed live there's also a comedy element in the show & featured lily Tomlin in the cast
	5:01pm Mx. Granny (e/em): hey there, TOPT and WFMU folx! The Cribs sounding great! YEAH!!!
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great mix !
	5:02pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: I saw Kershaw recently on a Johnny Cash Show rebroadcast. He produced a New Orleans garage 45 in the sixties, though which one escapes me at the moment. I talked to him at the last Ponderosa Stomp...I loved chatting with him though I have no idea what he said!
	5:04pm JohnEBGood: Super John was from New Haven Todd! New Providence? Knicks or Celtics ?
	5:05pm Miles: Well the Archies weren't live they had an animated film but THEN weeks later a gospel choir performed Sugar Sugar live which was amazing
	5:05pm Ross T.: I remember Music Scene. I would watch it on the little TV in my parents' bedroom as everyone else was watching whatever on the big one. I remember Sly, Janis, Ten Years After, and all the Sugar Sugar stuff.
	5:06pm Gerry from Miami: @Creature Boy. No, it wasn't Beach Boy DAVID Marks that produced the first Burritos LP. Any blame for botching the job should be laid at the feet of LARRY Marks.
	5:06pm Miles: @todd the flip side of Louisiana Man ," Make Me Realize" sounds like gram or th birds or somethin!
	5:06pm Ross T.: I remember that Miles! Sugar Sugar was a great track -- really in the pocket.
	5:07pm K8: Wow, the guitar on "I Don't Know Who I Am"...that is making me happy.
	5:07pm JohnEBGood: Yeah the Cribs are awesome
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They are a Trio? Very happening.
	5:08pm dale: looking at charley's website,, i never knew he was in the negro baseball leagues.
	5:09pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes...brothers (including twins).
	5:09pm SeanG: they did a great song with johnny marr
	5:10pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @SeanG: Johnny was a member of the band for 3 years or so (2008-2011 I believe).
	5:11pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Thx Gerry I was confused there. Idk I like the sped up sound on that album. So conceptual
	5:11pm Darth Eastwood: This is sounding pretty damn good! Nice session!
	5:12pm SeanG: oh wow, nice!
	5:12pm Matt Clarke: Studio B has never sounded so pro!
	5:12pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): @todd that garage 45 thing sounds like a familiar tidbit of info.
	5:13pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Matt Clarke: Maybe more like Studio BBC!
	5:14pm Joe B: this is great! thanks TOPT
	5:15pm Matt Clarke: Since it is your show, we will go with studio IBC!
	5:15pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: You're welcome Champ!
	5:16pm TDK60: Gots to split. Thanks Todd; above and beyond once again!
	5:21pm Matt Clarke: Great stuff, Todd
	5:21pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Ross have u seen the Buffy St Marie performance on Music Scene? 1969 was quite a year
	5:22pm Steve Harsh: Thank you Todd and crew for all you do. Rock!
	5:22pm In the garage: This session is mind blowing
	5:23pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Jagger did a Music Scene promo literally cheek to cheek w cast member Howard hessman. Apparently the stones were slated to perform but....
	5:23pm spodiodi: nice
	👻 5:24pm Hoboken Jack: Great live set!
	5:25pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Hoboken Jack: The album is quite rewarding as well!
	5:25pm K8: Oh my...Visions of Johanna...this one hits hard. Good cover!
	5:27pm DonJuanTijuana: Whoa...I thought this was BC performing this! Outstanding set @TOPT!!
	5:27pm SeanG: Billy!
	5:28pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @DonJuanTijuana: It was! Your ears do not deceive you.
	5:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves the Groovies so.
	5:31pm Matt Clarke: Alright! Love this Byrds version.
	5:31pm chresti: Hi Todd-o! My ears are here!
	5:32pm JohnEBGood: Hey Juanita, There's a fat man in the bathroom
	5:32pm K8: Wow, and now Baby Blue...there's a part of my heart always clenching (or fluttering?) for Bob Dylan songs. I can't help it. Nice set! Thanks, Todd!
	5:32pm Matt Clarke: Paul McCartney and George Harrison are rumored to be in the control room on this sesh
	5:33pm K8: @ Chresti! It's Handy's K8...how you and Franco are doing well!
	5:33pm spodiodi: \\// chresti, K8 \\//
	5:33pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Matt Clarke: Same session as "Times They Are A-Changin'"? Chris says they were there for that.
	5:34pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Thx mostly to Them there are near countless versions of "baby blue" out there
	5:34pm K8: Hi there, spodiodi!
	5:34pm Matt Clarke: Love this one
	5:34pm chresti: Hi K8! \\ // spodi!
	5:35pm SeanG: holy shit billy childish is doing dylan songs now!
	5:35pm K8: @Creature Boy...yeah, my former jazz band covered "Baby Blue," too, whatcha gonna do? It's like a drug. Also, CHER!!!
	5:36pm Matt Clarke: @Todd: They did Baby Blue a couple times in the summer of 65, so not sure. Need to hit the books.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They don't omit lyrics.
	5:36pm Sid Griffin: When the Byrds were at Ciro's Sonny Bono showed up with a tape recorder and recorded their set. The Byrds were flattered. A few weeks later Cher but All I Really Want To Do after hearing it in the Byrds set. Ouch! Of course here in England the Byrds version was the hit, not Cher's. Great show tonight, Todd!
	5:37pm chresti: Franco's out in the yard at his ironing board prepping artwork for scanning.
	5:37pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): I have a playlist of 60s Dylan Covers & Dylanesque garage n stuff on YouTube that I keep updating . I'm gunna post it on the Rock & Soul FB page again
	5:37pm K8: Yay Franco!!!
	5:38pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): music.youtube.com...
	5:38pm K8: Cool, Miles, I'll check it out...thank you!
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dylan was always Universal...
	5:38pm chresti: Cher does a good Dylan.
	5:38pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Sid Griffin: Yeah, Chris tells part of that in his book. Cher also infamously saw The Velvet Underground in L.A.. She made the scene! Glad you are digging the show!
	5:39pm Ross T.: Cher did not care for he VU as I recall reading!
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cher on VUs : 'The only thing this music will replace is suicide.' Astute in a way...
	5:40pm Ross T.: Revolution Rabbit -- you are not alone with the Groovies.
	5:40pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Ross T: Yeah, her quote at the time was something like, "They won't replace anything except maybe suicide"!
	5:40pm K8: @ Rev Rabbit...yeah, but...jeez, Cher.
	5:40pm Ross T.: Maybe that's a good review from Cher!
	5:41pm K8: @Ross T: Was Cher really that goth though?
	5:41pm Dan Cashin: Hi@ Revolution Rabbit- where is that quote from?
	5:42pm Ross T.: : )
	5:42pm Matt Clarke: Love Cher's Dylan-esque voice. Those first 3 solo LPs are worth a listen.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't know...
	5:42pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): * Boss Radio FB page
	5:42pm Ross T.: I think the Cher quote makes the rounds
	5:43pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): I've got you babe is straight up Folk Rock
	5:44pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: I think the Cher quote may have originated in one of the local teen mags but not positive...maybe KRLA Beat?
	5:44pm Dan Cashin: @Rev Rabbit- Now, prescient would have been, "This band will be replaced by a band called Suicide"
	5:44pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Ahh, I love, love, love Johnny Rivers “4th St”—this set of Dylan covers is tops
	5:44pm Rick A.: Johnny Rivers covering Dylan, so cool! When I was a teenager, I was addicted to Rivers' Whiskey A-Go-Go, especially his La Bamba/Twist and Shout medley.
	5:44pm Richard Whig: Fk. this johnny rivers dylan cover is new to me! quite amazing
	5:44pm chresti: Cher seems like a multi-task musical chameleon with a good ear..
	5:45pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): (Through a Specter lens) this version of "4th Street" is Dylans favorite
	5:45pm K8: Truly...incredible set...I haven't sat with Dylan songs in a while, and it's always a balm that stings a little...whether it's him or others playing...thanks Todd!
	5:45pm Joe B: same JR album as Summer Rain - a classic for sure!
	5:45pm Ross T.: My big sister had this album -- had "Summer Rain" on it right?
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves Scorpio Brutha Johnny.
	5:46pm medson: As always thanks for the great music and interviews Todd. Take care everyone.
	5:46pm Ross T.: Good stuff
	5:46pm Matt Clarke: Realization is a cool LP. Has the big hit Summer Rain on it.
	5:46pm Corey: Dig this 4th street!
	5:46pm Richard Whig: oh...I see its on the LP w Hey Joe, which we have.....I need to listen to it all thee way thru!
	5:46pm K8: @chresti: Here's to all the mutli-task musical chameleons with good ears...
	5:48pm JohnEBGood: Sounds like the late great Ronnie Lane
	5:48pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Realization also has (yet another) great version of Hey Joe of course
	5:48pm chresti: Cheers K8!
	5:49pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Oh jinx r. Whig
	5:51pm radioronan: Great show.. Thanks Todd. Thanks skeletons!
	5:51pm Matt Clarke: You're right Todd about Cher sounding Sonny sometimes. And I Like It...
	5:51pm Peter Kaprelian: I thought at first that Sonny was on it.
	5:52pm Christina Low: I damn, I love the opening harmonica on this tune. Rarely said!
	5:53pm Richard Whig: without fail, when the beau brummels are played I pause whatever I am doing and quietly acknowledge thier genius
	5:53pm Matt Clarke: Perfect song
	5:53pm chresti: I remember seeing Cher in a cafe lunching with her crew, I was surprised to see she didn't have long hair, but wore her hair in a shag haircut.
	5:54pm frank Zaatar: One of the prettiest nasty songs I know.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How fortunate to be a - Toddler - when this was in the air...
	5:54pm Gaylord Fields: Between Chris Hillmam The Cribs, and your usual selections, it's been a spectacular show, Todd-o-phonic Todd!
	5:54pm theia: great show today, thanks
	5:54pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): She's definitely doing sonny. Wow , I forgot to mention how striking the Beau Brummels influence on the Byrds thing was .OH! & HERE they Rrr! The bbs
	5:55pm chresti: Thanks Todd!
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like these guys too.
	5:55pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The Beau Brummels may have only had a couple of hits but so many wonderful songs!
	5:55pm Corey: What a show! Thanks Todd and skeleton crew for bringing it to us. Take care all.
	5:55pm Richard Whig: Whig bows down
	5:55pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Sly's in the booth of course
	👻 5:55pm MFlynn: Thanks Todd. This show was the best!!
	5:55pm K8: Fabulous show, Todd! So many wonderful things, as usual! Thank you!
	5:56pm Gaylord Fields: The Beatles recorded "I've Just Seen a Face," "I'm Down," and "Yesterday" (in that order) on the same damn day — a very good one for Paul.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Before Rockers with guitars there were Cowboys.' - Lennon
	5:56pm chresti: I like "I'm Down".
	5:56pm Jeanne: Thanks Todd, such a great show!
	5:56pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): The Beau Brummelstones version of These Boots will kill ya
	5:56pm spodiodi: thank you, Todd! another great Saturday, thanks to you! thanks, Ruth!
	5:57pm Matt Clarke: Pure class, Todd. This version is just over the top, for me.
	5:57pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks for listening everyone! Gaylord, do you know the order of those recordings? You would think "I'm Down" would have been last!
	5:57pm K8: Yes, yes, thank you Ruth, too! All hail the skeleton crew!!!
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & Scorpio Brutha Gene...
	5:57pm Jeanne: RIP Gene Clark
	5:57pm Gaylord Fields: Todd, that's the crazy part: He sang "I'm Down" before "Yesterday"!
	👻 5:58pm Frank In Queens: Another classic episode of the Todd -o-phonic Todd Show!
	5:59pm listener 126464: Thank you Todd!!!
	5:59pm Fredericks: Quite an enjoyable show. Thanks Todd-Oh.
	6:00pm Matt Clarke: Brilliant version
	6:00pm Dennis Diken: just fabulous, young Todd!
	6:01pm kanamit: awesome show gracias
	6:01pm Ross T.: Thank you sir!
	6:01pm Matt Clarke: Thanks Todd, Ruth, Scott K and all FMU friends
	6:01pm spodiodi: thanks, Darren!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: APPLAUSE
	6:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Todd. Go, Ruth and Darren!
	6:01pm spodiodi: APPLESAUCE!
	3:18pm Barbara Murray: Hello Todd: I'd finally finished reading Chris Hillman's book "Time Between" and I'm so glad I did,throughly enjoyed it. I just happened to be listening to your show the day you aired your interview with Chris. Thanks so much cause I look forward each Saturday afternoon to your show. I love FMU!

Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from December 12, 2020

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December 12, 2020: Chris Hillman and The Cribs!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Byrds	Have You Seen Her Face "Have You Seen Her Face" by "The Byrds"	Younger Than Yesterday	Columbia		LP	Chris Hillman on the show today discussing his wonderful autobiography!
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers	American Girl	Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers	Shelter		LP			0:02:23 (Pop-up)
The Move	So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star	Something Else From The Move	Regal Zonophone		EP			0:05:49 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Eight Miles High "Eight Miles High" by "The Byrds"		Columbia		45			0:09:07 (Pop-up)
Love	Can't Explain "Can't Explain" by "Love"	Love	Elektra		LP			0:12:51 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	The Bells of Rhymney "The Bells of Rhymney" by "The Byrds"	Mr. Tambourine Man	Columbia		LP			0:15:11 (Pop-up)
Tom Petty	Feel A Whole Lot Better	Full Moon Fever	MCA Records		LP			0:18:41 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Old John Robertson "Old John Robertson" by "The Byrds"		Columbia		45	based on a true story!		0:21:36 (Pop-up)

The Byrds	Time Between "Time Between" by "The Byrds"	Younger Than Yesterday	Columbia		LP	written by Chris, arguably the first "country rock" song.		0:27:16 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	The Girl With No Name "The Girl With No Name" by "The Byrds"	Younger Than Yesterday	Columbia		LP	another Chris song		0:29:09 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	One Hundred Years From Now	Sweetheart Of The Rodeo	Columbia		LP			0:32:37 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	I Am A Pilgrim "I Am A Pilgrim" by "The Byrds"	Sweetheart Of The Rodeo	Columbia		LP			0:33:32 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Bros.	Sin City	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	A&M		LP	written by Chris and Gram Parsons		0:37:23 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Bros.	Christine's Tune	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	A&M		LP			0:41:23 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Bros.	Wheels "Wheels" by "The Flying Burrito Bros."	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	A&M		LP			0:44:29 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Bros.	Cody Cody		A&M		45			0:47:25 (Pop-up)
The Desert Rose Band	She Don't Love Nobody	Running	Curb Records		LP			0:50:17 (Pop-up)
Chris Hillman	Here She Comes Again	Bidin' My Time	Rounder		LP	produced by Tom Petty		0:53:08 (Pop-up)

Interview with Chris Hillman "Interview with Chris Hillman"
Death By Unga Bunga	Egocentric "Egocentric" by "Death By Unga Bunga"		Jansen Records	2020	MP3		*	1:27:01 (Pop-up)
Billie Joe Armstrong	Police On My Back	No Fun Mondays	Reprise	2020	LP		*	1:29:56 (Pop-up)
Heavenly	P.U.N.K. Girl "P.U.N.K. Girl" by "Heavenly"	A Bout De Heavenly	Damaged Goods	2020	LP	Chatting with Amelia and Rob from Heavenly in. a few weeks!	*	1:32:57 (Pop-up)
The Queers	Leave That Girl Alone "Leave That Girl Alone" by "The Queers"	Save The World	All Star Records	2020	LP		*	1:35:52 (Pop-up)
Starcrawler (with Mike Campbell)	I Need To Know		no label	2020	MP3	recorded for Tom Petty's 70th Birthday Bash (virtual festival)	*	1:38:58 (Pop-up)
Guided By Voices	Stops "Stops" by "Guided By Voices"	Styles We Paid For	Guided By Voices Inc.	2020	LP		*	1:41:20 (Pop-up)
Gladie	Thank You Card "Thank You Card" by "Gladie"		gladie.bandcamp.com	2020	MP3		*	1:43:22 (Pop-up)
Nick Frater	California Waits "California Waits" by "Nick Frater"	Fast & Loose	Big Stir Records	2020	MP3		*	1:47:08 (Pop-up)

The Cribs live on WFMU! "The Cribs live on WFMU!"
The Cribs live on WFMU	Deep Infatuation							1:54:14 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	Earl and Duke							1:57:01 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	I Don't Know Who I Am							2:01:05 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	Never Thought I'd Feel Again							2:06:22 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	Running Into You							2:10:14 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	Screaming In Suburbia							2:13:02 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	She's My Style							2:16:59 (Pop-up)
The Cribs live on WFMU	Under The Bus Station							2:19:55 (Pop-up)

The William Loveday Intention	Visions of Johanna	The New and Improved Bob Dylan	Damaged Goods	2020	LP		*	2:24:07 (Pop-up)
Flamin' Groovies	Absolutely Sweet Marie	Jumpin' In The Night	Sire		LP			2:26:46 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue	Cancelled Flytes	Sundazed		45	withdrawn second 45		2:29:58 (Pop-up)
Cher	All I Really Want To Do "All I Really Want To Do" by "Cher"		Imperial		45			2:32:59 (Pop-up)
Marshall Crenshaw	My Back Pages "My Back Pages" by "Marshall Crenshaw"	Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village In The 60's	Astor Place		CD	1999 comp		2:35:46 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	The Times They Are A-Changin'	Turn! Turn! Turn!	Columbia		LP			2:39:37 (Pop-up)
Johnny Rivers	Positively 4th Street	Realization	Imperial		LP			2:41:54 (Pop-up)
Duane Eddy	Love Minus Zero/No Limit	Duane Eddy Does Bob Dylan	Colpix		LP			2:46:48 (Pop-up)

The Beau Brummels	Laugh Laugh "Laugh Laugh" by "The Beau Brummels"		Autumn		45			2:51:28 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	I've Just Seen A Face	Help!	Parlophone (UK)		LP			2:54:01 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	See The Sky About To Rain	Byrds	Asylum Records		LP			2:56:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Joe B: Boss Groover time!
	3:00pm Victrola Tom: Good afternoon Toddophonic and crew!
	3:01pm Andrew in Tronto: Good day Todd and all others.
	👻 3:01pm Frank In Queens: Here we go!
	3:01pm Matt Clarke: Hey Todd!
	3:01pm Chop Scott: Loud & Clear Todd!
	3:01pm whig-o-phonic whig: sooper excited for today's show and discussion w Chris Hillman!!
	3:02pm David in London: All hail the Boss Groover. Evening all.
	3:02pm Threemoons: Greets Todd, all.
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Byrdmaniax !
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Todd! All the other Groovers! Ready to rock (and playing some poker!)
	3:03pm Mister Dobalina: Pow PoW POW!
	3:03pm TDK60: Hello Todd. So excited for the show. I'm a maniak.
	3:03pm Dominick: Hello!
	3:03pm spodiodi: i'm hooked on Todd-o-phonics! a little help?
	3:03pm medson: Hi TOPT and everyone
	3:04pm spodiodi: yeah... TP is just the kinda help i meant :^D
	3:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Good afternoon lovers of good music! An interview with Chris Hillman and a live set from The Cribs on today's program!
	3:05pm SadSackSuperman: Happy Hanukkah, Todd!
	3:06pm Cooh John: My children sang this to me for my 50th birthday. 😚
	3:06pm Matt Clarke: Cheers Todd
	3:06pm spodiodi: your kids sound Cooh too, Cooh John :)
	3:07pm zoelpw: I’ve been looking forward to this one!!
	3:07pm DjLorraine: @ Cooh John i was waiting for you to say that. Ah haw huh!
	3:08pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @SadSackSuperman: Thanks...with a name like that you must be Jewish!
	👻 3:08pm Hoboken Jack: Hi TOPT, Ruth, Scott K, Joe, Matt, Tom, Frank, Handy, Spodi, Medson Man, one and all!
	👻 3:08pm Frank In Queens: Jackie!
	3:08pm JohnEBGood: Happy Holidays Todd and my FMU family. Rock on 🎸
	3:08pm MFlynn: Beer in hand and ready for action! Happy Saturday Todd and everyone!
	3:08pm spodiodi: hey Jack!
	3:09pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, Jack!
	3:09pm Matt Clarke: Quite a start, Todd
	3:09pm Matt Clarke: Hey Jack!
	3:10pm MFlynn: Hey there Jack!
	3:10pm TDK60: It's /their/ fault; they melted my Mynd, long ago.
	3:10pm Ross T.: I know Chris's heart is in Country and Bluegrass, but man he plays a legendary Rock bass.
	3:11pm P-90: Ha! How did I know “Eight Miles High” was coming next?
	3:11pm Matt Clarke: @Ross T: He sure knows how to drive the song
	3:12pm TDK60: I got to see them do this in '66. I was stunned, simply changed forever.
	3:12pm JohnEBGood: This music is , I digress. lol
	3:13pm Matt Clarke: @TDK60: Where did you see 'em?
	3:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 5D before Revolver. Prophets of the Jet Age. ...well seeing Roger do '8' solo was kewl enuff so I imagine it was...
	3:14pm TDK60: Matt, at the Village Gate on Bleecker Street. Their old basement part, which is now Le Poisson Rouge.
	3:16pm TDK60: Goosebumps show it was!
	3:16pm Matt Clarke: Oh wow. The fall of 66 shows?
	3:16pm SadSackSuperman: Not Jewish myself, @Todd, but I'm an Ally!
	3:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks @SadSackSuperman
	3:17pm TDK60: Matt, don't recall that part. It was the "5D" tour, with older tunes too. Allen Ginsberg was in the audience. I was 15.
	3:17pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Chris Hillman's autobiography is required reading!
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love's Bryan MacLean - a bYRdS roadie yes ? Love bYRdS 1st album. Not the fave LP of many - but I had it - & it all starts there...
	3:18pm Dennis Diken: go Todd! indeed, "you set the scene"!
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GAH TDK
	3:19pm Matt Clarke: Amazing, TDK60. @Rev Rabbit: Bryan was a roadie early on
	3:20pm morphe': Sounding Merseyside/Missippi river themed!!!!!!!!!
	3:20pm TDK60: One of the best shows I've ever seen and I've seen some.
	3:20pm zmzm: all behind now
	3:20pm Woo: Note for note
	3:20pm Peter: No version of this song is bad.
	3:21pm pinto bean: Great cover never heard this from Petty
	3:21pm Cooh John: Love this cover.
	3:22pm ?: J’taime le mystique!!!
	3:22pm Matt Clarke: Yes the 45 version! Todd, you got it all covered
	3:22pm Nutley Sam: Turn [the radio up]! Turn [the radio up]! Turn [the radio up]!
	3:22pm JohnEBGood: Hey I was 6 in 66. Grew up with 77 WABC in JC.
	3:22pm theia: great sounds
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Petty will not leave anything out.
	3:23pm Joe B: Petty opened his 1989 show I saw with Feel a whole lot better, great
	3:23pm zmzm: American Dreamer....
	3:23pm Ross T.: Need that dose of Rickenbacker.
	3:26pm TDK60: You can hear Byrds influence on the first Love LP, also maybe Seeds? Hee.
	3:27pm Woo: I liked the first Manassas album, never heard the second one.
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think of Love as exactly in between bYRdS & doors.
	3:28pm Joe B: woo, don't bother with the second one!
	3:28pm bbyrno: hey- listening in to hear the cribs live - is that happening today?? so excited :)
	3:29pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @bbyrno: Yes! Cribs live set coming up a bit later in the show!
	3:29pm P-90: The guys in Yes always say that The Byrds were a big influence in them in their early days, but one their fans never recognize.
	3:30pm Miles: "Stellar !" ** ( said w my bEst Brando impersonation )
	3:31pm MFlynn: Geez this stuff is fabulous!
	3:31pm bbyrno: yay! thank you!! your show is the BEST how on earth did you get them?? so cool <3<3<3
	3:32pm Matt Clarke: P-90: They did cover "I See You." Maybe a more subtle influence than just having a jangling Rickenbacker guitar.
	3:33pm J&E in Ithaca NY: This is another one with another version released at same time if not mistaken? A little more stripped down?
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: the bYRdS for those few most crucial years were like a Rawk Miles Davis - riding & driving the changes & evolutions. Bands tend to be like The Beatles, Stones, Who - or bYRdS... They define a specific kind of Kewl - a particular unique harmonic Transcendence both Futuristically streamlined & warm in Tradition...
	3:35pm Matt Clarke: J&E: There are a few versions with just Gram singing out there
	3:35pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @J&E in Ithaca NY: Pretty sure the alternate versions of "Sweetheart..." songs came out later.
	3:35pm J&E in Ithaca NY: Thanks Matt! That’s the one I was recalling
	👻 3:35pm Hoboken Jack: Here for the Desert Rose Band
	3:35pm Jett: Love the Byrds, one of my fave groups of all time, all incarnations.
	3:36pm P-90: Steve Howe said that practically everyone in the late-60s London music scene was smitten by The Byrds. Which is cool because the guys in The Byrds had been smitten by the early-60s London music scene.
	3:37pm Miles: you're one silly Billy, toddo
	3:37pm TDK60: I also saw the earlier Turn! Turn! Turn! tour, a year earlier (but didn't want to overload folks' brains above all at once).
	3:38pm Matt Clarke: @TDK60: Was Gene still with them?
	3:38pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @TDK60: You could give Sal Maida a run for the money!
	3:38pm Jett: Also love the Flying Burrito Brothers with Gram. Great!
	3:40pm TDK60: Yes, Matt. Syria Theater, Newark. Dillards opened.
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Burritos in a sort of tug of war with Keith Richards for Gram Parsons' presence - is my understanding...
	3:41pm Ross T.: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Country Rock all in the best sense given to us by the Byrds.
	3:41pm Creature Boy: I think my favorite Chris Hillman penned song is Mack The Knife
	3:41pm Matt Clarke: @TDK60: Holy cow
	3:41pm JohnEBGood: Go Todd and Chriss. Country Pop ruled around 1975. Delta Dawn, Rhinestone Cowboy, Charly Pride,.
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hell The Beatles came to the bYRdS for their 1st voluntary acid trip.
	3:42pm Ross T.: Yes first Manassas is terrific.
	3:43pm Matt Clarke: 1st Burritos LP is just tops
	3:43pm TDK60: Yeh Matt, I like Burritos too.
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flawless.
	3:44pm morphe': There was a cover band in Bat Ridge Bklyn - 1970s (late)... The Slugs??? They went on strike for 3 weeks when Seamus Ward said: The drunker we get... the better you sound." They made him apologize on stage!!!!!!!
	3:45pm mariano: Hey TOPT, Crew, radio buds!
	3:45pm Stewball: Juanita and Wheels are my favorites
	👻 3:45pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Mariano!
	3:46pm David in London: Hot Burrito please. Hey morphester.
	3:46pm Ross T.: Based on what I'm hearing, Chris has had a pretty good career.
	3:46pm miketp: this wheels tune is moving me
	3:46pm Bluesman: all of a sudden I’m hungry for a beef burrito!
	3:46pm KevinfromBayRidge: Don't recall The Slugs, Morphe'.
	3:46pm George in WO: Will we be covering Souther-Hillman-Furay Band today? Oh, and hi, Jack.
	3:46pm Creature Boy: Chris Hillman painted that Valley Forge pic didn't he?
	3:47pm Alex of Chicago: RIP, Charlie Pride.
	3:47pm Sid Griffin: Todd, cool show! The Pretty Things and The Action both covered the Hillman-era Byrds a fair bit. Most of the songs on Gilded Palace Of Sin were sped up by producer Larry Marks, hence the Gram/Chris harmonies on Devil In Disguise being a bit Alvin & The Chipmunks. The Byrds' version of Miles Davis' Milestones was said to be quite good by producer Gary Usher but Lord knows where it is now. I would kill to hear it...only heard the little bit on that SongMakers TV special. Play some bluegrass, Todd, how about Chris' band The Hillmen? C'mon!
	3:47pm Corey: Afternoon Todd and listeners! Psyched for this one!
	3:48pm Joe B: former Yankees minor-leaguer Charley Pride
	3:48pm Joe B: hey Sid!
	3:49pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Hey Sid! Glad you are on board here!
	3:49pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Isn't "I Am A Pilgrim" at least close to bluegrass?
	3:50pm Hubig Pie: I will have the green chili carnitas burrito if you please
	3:50pm David in London: Hey Mariano.
	3:50pm Creature Boy: I didn't realize Larry Marks produced that 1st burritos LP ! the beach boy??
	3:50pm Sid Griffin: Joe B, did not know Charley Pride was in the NY Yankee system. Cool. Hi Todd! Hi too, Dennis Diken. It is bone cold here in England. Love the show. Chris, I swear to God here, gave me mandolin lessons and he was a great teacher. I filmed two of them. Love these comments too. Erudite listenership!
	👻 3:51pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks TOPT!!
	3:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Shout out to Hoboken Jack!
	3:52pm mariano: 'Afternoon/evening, Hoboken Jack, David.
	3:52pm MFlynn: Great Tune Jack! I thought this was Nick Lowe’s song! I’m always wrong.
	3:52pm Rick A.: I have never heard any songs by The Desert Rose Band. Supposedly, this was Hillman's most financially successful band. It seems heavy on the 80s production.
	3:53pm Ross T.: John Hiatt cover
	3:53pm Creature Boy: You are now required to play a track by The Hillmen next week toddo . I'm accepting the challenge on your behalf
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...still waiting for Son Volt guesting on the show :p ...
	👻 3:53pm Hoboken Jack: Whoa Sid Griffin! Hey Joe, Dennis, Kevin, HP Ken!
	3:53pm Joe B: @Sid - yes, the Boise Yankees in the early 50s!
	3:53pm Matt Clarke: This was a definite highlight of the new LP
	3:54pm SeanG: John Hiatt rules
	3:54pm Joe B: internet says he had a tryout with the Mets and Reds also in '62
	3:54pm Rick A.: How about something from the Rice, Rice, Hillman, and Pederson albums of pure bluegrass? Their cover of "Friend of the Devil" is really good.
	3:55pm Kuba: Hello! Greetings from Poland everyone!
	3:55pm Sid Griffin: The Boise Yankees! I saw Manhattan Yankees, Staten Island Yankees, and a tiny farm team in Virginia who were the Yankees. Never known about the Boise Yankees. Chuck Conners was in the Angels system as I recall and yes, Todd, I will try to stick with music here. I saw Desert Rose twice, they had a lot more grease live than the rather polished C&W hits they enjoyed.
	3:57pm Joe B: Chris' bidin' my time album is really good
	3:57pm Matt Clarke: Agreed Joey B. Crosby and McGuinn on that cut we heard
	3:58pm Richard.Whig: with Sid Griffin here this is definitely now Deposition Central!
	3:58pm morphe': David van der Stoke ... Hope you/ye are well !!! been moving around time zones ... going to Bklyn to meet Caribe people/ex-colleagues and eat Roti... If you are in Herne Hill/N Brixton and desire west indian fare (working class take away) Umana Yana 294 Croxted Rd, Dulwich, London SE24 9DA, United Kingdom
	4:02pm Creature Boy: "the Big Vic"!
	4:05pm David in London: Morphester. My friend John actually lives on Croxted Road, so next time I’m down that way... Forgive me for keeping the British end up... The Downliner Sect actually released a ‘country rock’ album in 1965, their second, The Country Sect. I believe I’m right in saying that Gram himself actually acknowledged it as the first country rock record. Do shoot me down if I’m wrong on that.
	4:06pm Woo: What about Nesmith?
	4:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sect also did a Lou Reed tune!
	4:08pm Ross T.: For what it's worth Rock and Roll comes from Country (and the Blues and so on).
	4:09pm Matt Clarke: Woah Beau Brummels mention!
	4:09pm Woo: Brummelstones!
	4:10pm Sid Griffin: Man, Hillman sounds great tonight. Really good stories. Did not know he saw the early Beau Brummell play in L.A. in 1964. Sal was/is such a great singer and what killer songs too. 🎸
	4:11pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Sid @Matt Clarke: Yeah, Chris mentioning The Beau Brummels as inspiration was a revelation to me as well...did not realize the timeline on that.
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No drums @ the Opry ! Another world.
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Gram had Keith Richards..,
	4:18pm Matt Clarke: That version of See The Sky About To Rain is great
	4:19pm Joe B: so weird with four songwriters that they did two neil Young songs on the album
	4:19pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Joe B: Neil Young replaced Dylan!
	4:20pm Joe B: ha!
	4:20pm David in London: Hillman is a top dude.
	4:21pm Matt Clarke: @Joey B: From what I can remember having read, each member was able to pick 2 songs. Michael Clarke picked 2 Neil Young songs. Could be wrong if anyone has insight.
	4:23pm paul morton: Love the deep interviews with stars of yesteryear
	4:24pm Joe B: I loved the Petty tribute encore of the McGuinn/Hillman show
	4:24pm Matt Clarke: This is great, Todd. Thanks to Chris. And thanks to you for getting this together.
	4:26pm paul morton: @Matt Clarke what other station would do deep interviews like this?
	4:26pm Joe B: @Matt - cool, never knew that angle re the Neil tunes
	4:26pm spodiodi: great interview, TopT! thanks, Chris Hillman!
	4:27pm Frank Zaatar: If that money got McGuinn's Rickenbocker, we should all pay her back! Great interview.
	4:27pm Joe B: great job TOPT
	4:27pm Corey: Man, that was a lot of fun. Thanks TOPT and Chris!
	4:27pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks for the kudos!
	4:27pm Root Doctor: Great interview, Todd.
	👻 4:27pm MFlynn: Todd. That was cool! Thank you. Definitely getting that book.
	4:28pm listener 126464: Thanks Todd and Chris!
	4:28pm Sid Griffin: Listening to this marvellous show by Todd at WFMU with Chris Hillman I am sorry to find out Charley Pride has just passed away. On a more positive note this was a wonderful show, Todd. I must now put my son to bed but I will come back to check out the Cribs. Go, Todd, go!
	4:28pm Sissophonic Cheryl: Great job honey
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: THANKS !
	4:28pm KevinfromBayRidge: F-ing great, Todd!
	4:28pm dale: great work todd. scroll down and you can see the contract they signed with naomi hirschorn's signature. byrdsflyght.ucoz.com...
	4:29pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: That was pretty amazing Todd!
	4:29pm TDK60: Great interview, Todd!
	4:29pm Ross T.: Attaboy!
	4:30pm Dennis Diken: fabulous interview w Chris, Todd! thanks!
	4:30pm Ignore Function: Well done, TOPT.
	4:30pm Richard.Whig: Thank you Todd - another amazing and very interesting interview. I really appreciate and admire your ability to foster a conversational element in your interviews. Cheers!
	👻 4:31pm Frank In Queens: Todd, that interview was really great. Thanks!
	4:31pm listener 126464: my ride's here
	4:31pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Glad you kids enjoyed the interview with Chris...I really appreciated his candor. Book has the same element to it which helps to make it such a great read.
	4:31pm medson: Great interview.
	4:31pm TDK60: Chris sounds like a no B.S. but swell fellow.
	4:31pm Rob D.: Thanks Todd! Great interview.
	4:32pm JohnEBGood: Sandanista! 40 years. Charlie Don't Surf!!!
	4:32pm George in WO: Your usual fine work, Todd, thanks!
	4:33pm Joe B: That Naomi story reminds me of the two owners of the St. Louis team in the ABA, when they were denied entry into the NBA. The owners turned down the 3.3 million buyout and instead got 2% of NBA TV revenue, netting them about 400 million
	4:35pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Joe B: Good comp! I read about that in Terry Pluto's history of the ABA: "Loose Balls".
	4:35pm TDK60: Yeah Matt @ 4:18, "Sky" off the reunion album is a strong cut.
	4:35pm listener 126464: I went to a Nets/Colonels game at Nassau Coliseum
	4:35pm P-90: Another home run, Todd! Thanks.
	4:36pm Victrola Tom: Loving this set!
	4:37pm Joe B: ha yes - the Pluto book is always nearby for reference or a few quick laughs. a classic!
	4:40pm JohnEBGood: That Nets team with Super John, The Doctor, The Whopper(Bily Paultz) , Brian Tayler etc. would have swept the Rick Barry Warriors!!
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roughing up the edges of Petty works well.
	4:41pm dale: i see that charley pride just passed. now he can really kiss an angel good morning.
	👻 4:42pm Frank In Queens: Still waiting for my copy to arrive...
	4:42pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @JohnEBGood: I was the only kid in New Providence with an ABA ball!
	4:42pm Victrola Tom: That’s my favorite Petty song and the first time I’ve heard it covered!
	4:42pm Miles: been listening to Starcrawler's song "no more pennies" fairly often. IT has a country rock/j mascis vibe to it
	4:42pm Joe B: that's former Net Rick Barry!
	4:43pm thedunkel: !GBV! !GBV! !GBV!
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm guessing that Pride's was a life lived fully. Pharma took Prince & Petty with Fentanyl. Don't forget it.
	4:47pm Miles: hearing of the Charlie Pride thing right here & now. the 1st time I heard Doug Kershaw's ( who was proto Country Rock fo' sho') song Louisiana Man was by Pride & it sounded great! RiP
	4:53pm Joe B: Charley Pride broke through but then there were no others after him
	👻 4:54pm JG: a few weeks ago when I saw Charlie pride on tv I thought he died and was happy to find out that he was alive and being honored by the country music hall of fame. sad news today. he was great
	4:54pm JohnEBGood: We loved the ABA in Downtown JC. Rick Barry was great with the Nets . I remember listening to the AM radio show when the Nets signed Julius Erving.
	4:55pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Joe B: Until Charley Crockett!
	4:55pm medson: My mom loved Charley Pride. I remember her listening to 1050 WHN
	4:55pm pinto bean: Learned of Death by Unga Bunga right here. On TOPT...Great to hear new stuff
	4:55pm Ross T.: They should retire Charley's number for everyone.
	4:55pm Matt Clarke: Above and beyond with these past 2 shows, Todd. Well done
	4:56pm Joe B: Dr J was like Tom Seaver - arrived in NYC in an unlikely and convoluted series of events.
	4:57pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks Matt...that means a lot to me coming from you!
	4:59pm Nutley Sam: Nice to hear Chris speak highly of Gene. Nice interview!
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pride passing reported as covid-related.
	5:00pm Miles: the version of Louisiana Man I saw was on this great ABC tv show called Music Scene ( 1969 one season) hosted by David Steinberg . 10 years After , The Archies, csn&y and of course Charlie Pride all performed live there's also a comedy element in the show & featured lily Tomlin in the cast
	5:01pm Mx. Granny (e/em): hey there, TOPT and WFMU folx! The Cribs sounding great! YEAH!!!
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great mix !
	5:02pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: I saw Kershaw recently on a Johnny Cash Show rebroadcast. He produced a New Orleans garage 45 in the sixties, though which one escapes me at the moment. I talked to him at the last Ponderosa Stomp...I loved chatting with him though I have no idea what he said!
	5:04pm JohnEBGood: Super John was from New Haven Todd! New Providence? Knicks or Celtics ?
	5:05pm Miles: Well the Archies weren't live they had an animated film but THEN weeks later a gospel choir performed Sugar Sugar live which was amazing
	5:05pm Ross T.: I remember Music Scene. I would watch it on the little TV in my parents' bedroom as everyone else was watching whatever on the big one. I remember Sly, Janis, Ten Years After, and all the Sugar Sugar stuff.
	5:06pm Gerry from Miami: @Creature Boy. No, it wasn't Beach Boy DAVID Marks that produced the first Burritos LP. Any blame for botching the job should be laid at the feet of LARRY Marks.
	5:06pm Miles: @todd the flip side of Louisiana Man ," Make Me Realize" sounds like gram or th birds or somethin!
	5:06pm Ross T.: I remember that Miles! Sugar Sugar was a great track -- really in the pocket.
	5:07pm K8: Wow, the guitar on "I Don't Know Who I Am"...that is making me happy.
	5:07pm JohnEBGood: Yeah the Cribs are awesome
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They are a Trio? Very happening.
	5:08pm dale: looking at charley's website,, i never knew he was in the negro baseball leagues.
	5:09pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes...brothers (including twins).
	5:09pm SeanG: they did a great song with johnny marr
	5:10pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @SeanG: Johnny was a member of the band for 3 years or so (2008-2011 I believe).
	5:11pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Thx Gerry I was confused there. Idk I like the sped up sound on that album. So conceptual
	5:11pm Darth Eastwood: This is sounding pretty damn good! Nice session!
	5:12pm SeanG: oh wow, nice!
	5:12pm Matt Clarke: Studio B has never sounded so pro!
	5:12pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): @todd that garage 45 thing sounds like a familiar tidbit of info.
	5:13pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Matt Clarke: Maybe more like Studio BBC!
	5:14pm Joe B: this is great! thanks TOPT
	5:15pm Matt Clarke: Since it is your show, we will go with studio IBC!
	5:15pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: You're welcome Champ!
	5:16pm TDK60: Gots to split. Thanks Todd; above and beyond once again!
	5:21pm Matt Clarke: Great stuff, Todd
	5:21pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Ross have u seen the Buffy St Marie performance on Music Scene? 1969 was quite a year
	5:22pm Steve Harsh: Thank you Todd and crew for all you do. Rock!
	5:22pm In the garage: This session is mind blowing
	5:23pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Jagger did a Music Scene promo literally cheek to cheek w cast member Howard hessman. Apparently the stones were slated to perform but....
	5:23pm spodiodi: nice
	👻 5:24pm Hoboken Jack: Great live set!
	5:25pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Hoboken Jack: The album is quite rewarding as well!
	5:25pm K8: Oh my...Visions of Johanna...this one hits hard. Good cover!
	5:27pm DonJuanTijuana: Whoa...I thought this was BC performing this! Outstanding set @TOPT!!
	5:27pm SeanG: Billy!
	5:28pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @DonJuanTijuana: It was! Your ears do not deceive you.
	5:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves the Groovies so.
	5:31pm Matt Clarke: Alright! Love this Byrds version.
	5:31pm chresti: Hi Todd-o! My ears are here!
	5:32pm JohnEBGood: Hey Juanita, There's a fat man in the bathroom
	5:32pm K8: Wow, and now Baby Blue...there's a part of my heart always clenching (or fluttering?) for Bob Dylan songs. I can't help it. Nice set! Thanks, Todd!
	5:32pm Matt Clarke: Paul McCartney and George Harrison are rumored to be in the control room on this sesh
	5:33pm K8: @ Chresti! It's Handy's K8...how you and Franco are doing well!
	5:33pm spodiodi: \\// chresti, K8 \\//
	5:33pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Matt Clarke: Same session as "Times They Are A-Changin'"? Chris says they were there for that.
	5:34pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Thx mostly to Them there are near countless versions of "baby blue" out there
	5:34pm K8: Hi there, spodiodi!
	5:34pm Matt Clarke: Love this one
	5:34pm chresti: Hi K8! \\ // spodi!
	5:35pm SeanG: holy shit billy childish is doing dylan songs now!
	5:35pm K8: @Creature Boy...yeah, my former jazz band covered "Baby Blue," too, whatcha gonna do? It's like a drug. Also, CHER!!!
	5:36pm Matt Clarke: @Todd: They did Baby Blue a couple times in the summer of 65, so not sure. Need to hit the books.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They don't omit lyrics.
	5:36pm Sid Griffin: When the Byrds were at Ciro's Sonny Bono showed up with a tape recorder and recorded their set. The Byrds were flattered. A few weeks later Cher but All I Really Want To Do after hearing it in the Byrds set. Ouch! Of course here in England the Byrds version was the hit, not Cher's. Great show tonight, Todd!
	5:37pm chresti: Franco's out in the yard at his ironing board prepping artwork for scanning.
	5:37pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): I have a playlist of 60s Dylan Covers & Dylanesque garage n stuff on YouTube that I keep updating . I'm gunna post it on the Rock & Soul FB page again
	5:37pm K8: Yay Franco!!!
	5:38pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): music.youtube.com...
	5:38pm K8: Cool, Miles, I'll check it out...thank you!
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dylan was always Universal...
	5:38pm chresti: Cher does a good Dylan.
	5:38pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Sid Griffin: Yeah, Chris tells part of that in his book. Cher also infamously saw The Velvet Underground in L.A.. She made the scene! Glad you are digging the show!
	5:39pm Ross T.: Cher did not care for he VU as I recall reading!
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cher on VUs : 'The only thing this music will replace is suicide.' Astute in a way...
	5:40pm Ross T.: Revolution Rabbit -- you are not alone with the Groovies.
	5:40pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Ross T: Yeah, her quote at the time was something like, "They won't replace anything except maybe suicide"!
	5:40pm K8: @ Rev Rabbit...yeah, but...jeez, Cher.
	5:40pm Ross T.: Maybe that's a good review from Cher!
	5:41pm K8: @Ross T: Was Cher really that goth though?
	5:41pm Dan Cashin: Hi@ Revolution Rabbit- where is that quote from?
	5:42pm Ross T.: : )
	5:42pm Matt Clarke: Love Cher's Dylan-esque voice. Those first 3 solo LPs are worth a listen.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't know...
	5:42pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): * Boss Radio FB page
	5:42pm Ross T.: I think the Cher quote makes the rounds
	5:43pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): I've got you babe is straight up Folk Rock
	5:44pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: I think the Cher quote may have originated in one of the local teen mags but not positive...maybe KRLA Beat?
	5:44pm Dan Cashin: @Rev Rabbit- Now, prescient would have been, "This band will be replaced by a band called Suicide"
	5:44pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Ahh, I love, love, love Johnny Rivers “4th St”—this set of Dylan covers is tops
	5:44pm Rick A.: Johnny Rivers covering Dylan, so cool! When I was a teenager, I was addicted to Rivers' Whiskey A-Go-Go, especially his La Bamba/Twist and Shout medley.
	5:44pm Richard Whig: Fk. this johnny rivers dylan cover is new to me! quite amazing
	5:44pm chresti: Cher seems like a multi-task musical chameleon with a good ear..
	5:45pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): (Through a Specter lens) this version of "4th Street" is Dylans favorite
	5:45pm K8: Truly...incredible set...I haven't sat with Dylan songs in a while, and it's always a balm that stings a little...whether it's him or others playing...thanks Todd!
	5:45pm Joe B: same JR album as Summer Rain - a classic for sure!
	5:45pm Ross T.: My big sister had this album -- had "Summer Rain" on it right?
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves Scorpio Brutha Johnny.
	5:46pm medson: As always thanks for the great music and interviews Todd. Take care everyone.
	5:46pm Ross T.: Good stuff
	5:46pm Matt Clarke: Realization is a cool LP. Has the big hit Summer Rain on it.
	5:46pm Corey: Dig this 4th street!
	5:46pm Richard Whig: oh...I see its on the LP w Hey Joe, which we have.....I need to listen to it all thee way thru!
	5:46pm K8: @chresti: Here's to all the mutli-task musical chameleons with good ears...
	5:48pm JohnEBGood: Sounds like the late great Ronnie Lane
	5:48pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Realization also has (yet another) great version of Hey Joe of course
	5:48pm chresti: Cheers K8!
	5:49pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Oh jinx r. Whig
	5:51pm radioronan: Great show.. Thanks Todd. Thanks skeletons!
	5:51pm Matt Clarke: You're right Todd about Cher sounding Sonny sometimes. And I Like It...
	5:51pm Peter Kaprelian: I thought at first that Sonny was on it.
	5:52pm Christina Low: I damn, I love the opening harmonica on this tune. Rarely said!
	5:53pm Richard Whig: without fail, when the beau brummels are played I pause whatever I am doing and quietly acknowledge thier genius
	5:53pm Matt Clarke: Perfect song
	5:53pm chresti: I remember seeing Cher in a cafe lunching with her crew, I was surprised to see she didn't have long hair, but wore her hair in a shag haircut.
	5:54pm frank Zaatar: One of the prettiest nasty songs I know.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How fortunate to be a - Toddler - when this was in the air...
	5:54pm Gaylord Fields: Between Chris Hillmam The Cribs, and your usual selections, it's been a spectacular show, Todd-o-phonic Todd!
	5:54pm theia: great show today, thanks
	5:54pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): She's definitely doing sonny. Wow , I forgot to mention how striking the Beau Brummels influence on the Byrds thing was .OH! & HERE they Rrr! The bbs
	5:55pm chresti: Thanks Todd!
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like these guys too.
	5:55pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: The Beau Brummels may have only had a couple of hits but so many wonderful songs!
	5:55pm Corey: What a show! Thanks Todd and skeleton crew for bringing it to us. Take care all.
	5:55pm Richard Whig: Whig bows down
	5:55pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): Sly's in the booth of course
	👻 5:55pm MFlynn: Thanks Todd. This show was the best!!
	5:55pm K8: Fabulous show, Todd! So many wonderful things, as usual! Thank you!
	5:56pm Gaylord Fields: The Beatles recorded "I've Just Seen a Face," "I'm Down," and "Yesterday" (in that order) on the same damn day — a very good one for Paul.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Before Rockers with guitars there were Cowboys.' - Lennon
	5:56pm chresti: I like "I'm Down".
	5:56pm Jeanne: Thanks Todd, such a great show!
	5:56pm Creature Boy ( Miles ): The Beau Brummelstones version of These Boots will kill ya
	5:56pm spodiodi: thank you, Todd! another great Saturday, thanks to you! thanks, Ruth!
	5:57pm Matt Clarke: Pure class, Todd. This version is just over the top, for me.
	5:57pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks for listening everyone! Gaylord, do you know the order of those recordings? You would think "I'm Down" would have been last!
	5:57pm K8: Yes, yes, thank you Ruth, too! All hail the skeleton crew!!!
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & Scorpio Brutha Gene...
	5:57pm Jeanne: RIP Gene Clark
	5:57pm Gaylord Fields: Todd, that's the crazy part: He sang "I'm Down" before "Yesterday"!
	👻 5:58pm Frank In Queens: Another classic episode of the Todd -o-phonic Todd Show!
	5:59pm listener 126464: Thank you Todd!!!
	5:59pm Fredericks: Quite an enjoyable show. Thanks Todd-Oh.
	6:00pm Matt Clarke: Brilliant version
	6:00pm Dennis Diken: just fabulous, young Todd!
	6:01pm kanamit: awesome show gracias
	6:01pm Ross T.: Thank you sir!
	6:01pm Matt Clarke: Thanks Todd, Ruth, Scott K and all FMU friends
	6:01pm spodiodi: thanks, Darren!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: APPLAUSE
	6:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Todd. Go, Ruth and Darren!
	6:01pm spodiodi: APPLESAUCE!
	3:18pm Barbara Murray: Hello Todd: I'd finally finished reading Chris Hillman's book "Time Between" and I'm so glad I did,throughly enjoyed it. I just happened to be listening to your show the day you aired your interview with Chris. Thanks so much cause I look forward each Saturday afternoon to your show. I love FMU!

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