WFMU: Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from July 21, 2021

Listener comments!
	1:59pm Dennis Diken: "HEY - IT'S WEDNESDAY AGAIN! I THREW TOGETHER ANOTHER SHOW AS I WAS CLEANING UP 'THE DEN.' GLAD TO BE HERE WITH 'YON DENIZENS OF THE DEN!' LET'S BLAST OFF!!"
	2:00pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Dennis and all other Denizens!
	2:00pm DA The DJ: Hi Dennis.
	2:00pm Listener Baby: WPAPIPOBP!! Hugs Denizens! Big fat hug to Double D for sneaking in another show. I think the man knows we are all hooked, and need a fix.
	2:01pm Reechie: This radio show thing is addictive, isn't it? Good afternoon Dennis & everyone!
	2:04pm LesleyK: G'day Dennis and Denizens! Blast off! 🚀
	2:08pm Gerry from Miami: Hey, Denny! Ed Ames was somewhat of a star in his own right. He had a few hit singles. I think the Ames Brothers were Native American by ethnicity.
	2:09pm Woo: Ed Ames' cup runneth over with love
	2:13pm myron feld: Hello, Dennis y Los Denizens! Another Wednesday made immeasurably better.
	2:16pm Dennis Diken: hello and welcome Andrew in Toronto, Listener Baby, DA The DJ (TAST), Reechie, LesleyK, Gerry from Miami myron feld and Woo! everything is A-OK!
	2:16pm Gerry from Miami: @Woo. Yes, that was one of his solo hits. Remember him on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show throwing tomahawks at Johnny who was standing in front of a round wooden target with his arms and legs spread apart. One of Ed's tosses landed mere inches from Johnny's family jewels. Hilarity ensued.
	2:20pm myron feld: Needles and Pins = The Night Never Ends? No wonder I failed French.
	2:24pm Dennis Diken: @myron - I wonder if Pet Clark incorporated "The Night Never Ends-AH" in French?
	2:24pm Gerry from Miami: @myron feld. I am sure the composer(Jackie DeShannon) had nothing to do with that translation into French. Hope she still got her royalties, though.
	2:30pm Gerry from Miami: Dennis, Pet Clark was almost as big a star in France as she was in England. She and her hubby, arranger Tony Hatch, probably had a full-time translator on hand to translate these tunes into French, paying no attention to the original sentiment of the songs, just retaining the melody and meter.
	2:34pm Dennis Diken: @Gerry from Miami - indeed! Tony Hatch is a big hero, to be sure. I think Michael Shelley did an interview with him a few years back. re: translations of English pop lyrics - I bet we can make a study of such tunes whose meaning differs from their counterparts.
	2:37pm PaulRobeson1920: Goood afternoon! WFMU Land!
	2:37pm Gerry from Miami: Sometines, it was pretty literal. Like the Beatles' "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand" or "Sie Liebs Dich." JA JA JA!
	2:39pm Dennis Diken: @Gerry from Miami: "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand" means "come give me your hand," I believe
	2:39pm Dennis Diken: close enuff, I guess!
	2:39pm Gerry from Miami: I'll take Arthur Lee and Love any old time!!
	2:40pm Dennis Diken: welcome PaulRobeson1920! @Gerry from Miami - at your service!
	2:44pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Dennis, Dave, Baby, all! Love Mr. Bill Lloyd!
	2:44pm Listener Baby: Hi Jack! Bill Lloyd song was stellar!
	2:45pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Jack!
	2:45pm Dennis Diken: welcome Jack! yes, we enjoy our Lloyd around here!
	2:48pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Andrew!
	2:50pm Gerry from Miami: Just thought of something, Dennis. Perhaps the least understood of all US Number One hits was Kyu Sakamoto's smash, "Sukiyaki." The lyrics to that song certainly had nothing to do wih Japanese cuisine! No DJs I ever heard play it even made a stab at the real meaning of the lyrics.
	2:57pm Dennis Diken: @Gerry from Miami, here's what I found online re the meaning of "Sukiyaki": The lyrics tell the story of a man who looks up and whistles while he is walking so that his tears won't fall. The verses of the song describe his memories and feelings. The English-language lyrics of the version recorded by A Taste of Honey are not a translation of the original Japanese lyrics but a completely different set of lyrics set to the same basic melody. The title Sukiyaki, a Japanese hot pot dish, has nothing to do with the lyrics or the meaning of the song; the word served the purpose only because it was short, catchy, recognizably Japanese, and more familiar to most English speakers. A Newsweek columnist noted that the re-titling was like issuing "Moon River" in Japan under the title "Beef Stew."
	3:03pm Gerry from Miami: Thanks, Denny, for your research. I had forgotten about A Taste of Honey's take on "Sukiyaki." And poor Mr. Sakamoto. He was aboard the jet plane that crashed into a Japanese mountainside back in the 80s, killing all aboard.
	3:04pm Eric R: Good afternoon, all! Harmony groups rule (as the kids would say if they liked harmony groups)
	3:06pm Dennis Diken: welcome Eric R! yeah, @Gerry, I remember hearing that. I think his son is a composer of some renown?
	3:10pm Eric R: lots of royalty among our Caribbean stars
	3:13pm Dennis Diken: @EricR - rightly so!
	3:20pm Michael Mitsch: Hello Hello Sorry I missed Bill Lloyd, but lot of good stuff since then. I'm surprised I never heard that Brothers Johnson cut in '76 in the middle of this great set.
	3:20pm Edward Rogers: Ello Den!....luv Madeline Bell....playin one of her songs when she was in Blue Mink!
	3:22pm Eric R: Edward, thanks for that tip. I'll check out Blue Mink.
	3:23pm Edward Rogers: Hey Eric R:......Blue Mink had some brill singles in the early 70's...cheers, e
	3:23pm Dennis Diken: welcome Michael Mitsch and Ed! indeed, Blue Mink are deserving of our ears!
	3:23pm Edward Rogers: Hey Eric R:......Blue Mink had some brill singles in the early 70's...cheers, e
	3:27pm Ike-O: peace and greetings! sorry to be tardy :)
	3:30pm Ike-O: i wonder which came first, fancy dancer or undisco kidd
	3:31pm Dennis Diken: welcome Ike-O!
	3:31pm Edward Rogers: Opening my ears Den!...thanx.....e
	3:33pm Michael Mitsch: Dennis, if I ever need a dance party DJ , I'm calling you. Or I'll just play this set from Archives ;)
	3:33pm Dennis Diken: hey Ed - as you do every Sunday on the Atlantic Tunnel! 2-4pm on WFMU's Rock & Soul Stream, to be exact! thanks to you!
	3:33pm Dennis Diken: thanks Mr M!
	3:34pm LesleyK: RK...one of my favs!!!
	3:34pm Eric R: yes, what a great sound.
	3:35pm Edward Rogers: Thanx mate for the call out!!!!!!!......getting ready for book party? :)
	3:35pm LesleyK: Hey Ed and Eric R!
	3:35pm Dennis Diken: @Ed - yes - see you in September!
	3:37pm Edward Rogers: Hey Leslie K: Who knew that RC sounded this great!
	3:37pm LesleyK: It was sad when Eddie Kurdziel died (he was the guitarist on this and phaseshifter albums).
	3:37pm myron feld: Off topic but....Dennis, I remember you playing a great up-tempo doo wop song a while ago, but I couldn't remember the song name, only that the group was the Du something or others. So I scrolled back through my WFMU gold-star favorites and found it: The Du Mauriers doing "All Night Long" -- a couple of clicks later, I now own it (digitally). Thanks again, DD!
	3:38pm LesleyK: Small Faces..can't go wrong ever w them 😸!!
	3:38pm Edward Rogers: I bloody worked up "My Mind Eyes" for a Ronnie Lane tribute we were supposed to do!...cancelled...my face SF song!w
	3:38pm LesleyK: @Ed...I did!!!
	3:40pm Edward Rogers: LK Keeping my ears open:)
	3:41pm Eric R: Lesley, I just don't understand anyone ODing at his age. You'd think one would get off it by then or have learned how to use whatever.
	3:42pm Dennis Diken: @Ed - are we gonna do the Ronnie trib 4/1/22?? @LesleyK - Small Faces forever! @myron - yes, that Du Mauriers track RULES - HARD!!
	3:42pm LesleyK: Very sad
	3:42pm LesleyK: Very sad-- was to Eric Rs comment
	3:43pm Edward Rogers: On my calendar!...ya gotta be a part!!!!!!
	3:43pm LesleyK: Ronnie tribute...yes!!
	3:43pm Eric R: speaking of very sad.
	3:45pm Dennis Diken: yeah, Ed - I'm still on board for drums and my tune!!
	3:46pm Edward Rogers: You just motivated me mate!...YEAH!
	3:48pm LesleyK: Where is the Ronnie L tribute going to take place? I guess you have time to decide....
	3:49pm Dennis Diken: @LesleyK - we were scheduled for 4/1/20 at the Cutting Room...and then...well....
	3:49pm LesleyK: Ah ok
	3:49pm Andrew in Toronto: Has everyone seen the British documentary: Ronnie Lane The Passing Show?
	3:49pm Michael Mitsch: whoa! This Charlie Parker album is getting airplay during dinner tonigh
	3:50pm Eric R: this show is plenty eclectic
	3:50pm LesleyK: @andrew ...haven't seen Thanks for the tip
	3:50pm Hoboken Jack: thank you, Dennis!! enjoy your week or weeks off!!!
	3:52pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks Dennis for another great two hours!
	3:52pm Andrew in Toronto: @Leslie: It should still be on Youtube.
	3:52pm myron feld: @Andrew: I don't see The Passing Show listed on any streaming services -- do you know where it's running?
	3:52pm LesleyK: Thx for the tunes!!
	3:52pm Woo: I'll believe new recordings from The Faces when I hear them.
	3:52pm Eric R: Dennis, will you be back in two weeks? Or is that too far away to know?
	3:53pm Dennis Diken: thanks Jack and EricR! @Andrew - gotta see that - Ed, have you seen this Ronnie doc? and thanks Andrew!
	3:53pm Andrew in Toronto: @ Myron: Try Youtube!
	3:53pm myron feld: Thanks, Andrew
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: not sure, Eric R - hope so! thanks LesleyK! @Woo - me too!
	3:54pm myron feld: And thanks Dennis for another winner! See you when you return. Have fun!
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: thank you myron, my man!
	3:55pm Michael Mitsch: Wow, Rosie loves you haha. Great stuff, have a great week Dennis anda all
	3:55pm Eric R: thanks Dennis. Another good time. Oops, I forgot to work. Better get at it.
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: "MY THANKS TO 'YON DENIZENS' FOR HANGIN' OUT TODAY! LOVE YOU ALL MADLY! ALAS, I WON'T BE HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY BUT THE GREAT 'DA THE DJ' WILL BE FILLING IN! DON'T MISS IT! ALRIGHT!!"
	3:59pm Listener Robert: I listened only to the 2nd hour, but it was worthwhile, thanks.

Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from July 21, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ:	"Starting soon"					Starting soon	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Stan Kenton with June Christy	This Is My Theme	A Presentation of Progressive Jazz	Capitol	1947	LP		0:00:30 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	Destination Moon	Destination Moon	RCA Victor	1958	CD	I believe this was cut at Webster Hall. RCA used the room as a studio a lot in the 50s and somewhat in the 60s	0:03:46 (Pop-up)
Carina Messier	Out Of Time "Out Of Time" by "Carina Messier"	Nowhere And No When	Can't-Sell Culture	2021	CD		0:06:11 (Pop-up)
The Bird And The Bee	I'm A Broken Heart	The Bird And The Bee	Metro Blue/Blue Note	2006	CD		0:10:29 (Pop-up)
Connie Francis	Breakin' In A Brand New Broken Heart	The Very Best Of Connie Francis	MGM	1961	CD		0:14:46 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	La nuit N'En Finit Plus	C'est Ma Chanson	Vogue	1963	CD		0:17:21 (Pop-up)
Ranny Sinclair	With Any Other Girl	Another Autumn	Columbia	1966	CD		0:20:14 (Pop-up)
The Collage	Rainy Blue Memory Day	The Collage (Expanded Edition)	Smash	1967	CD		0:22:47 (Pop-up)
Cararvelles	How Can I Be Sure "How Can I Be Sure" by "Cararvelles"	Crayons to Perfume presents Birdy Num Nums	Smash	1964	CD	sending this out to GlynisGirlGroupGirl!	0:25:01 (Pop-up)
Skeeter Davis	Don't Anybody Need My Love	Skeeter Davis: The Pop Hits Collection	RCA Victor	1965	CD		0:27:07 (Pop-up)
Louise Cordet	Sweet Enough "Sweet Enough" by "Louise Cordet"	The Sweet Beat Of Louise Cordet	Decca	1962	CD		0:29:28 (Pop-up)
The Carpenters	Top Of The World "Top Of The World" by "The Carpenters"	A Song For You	A&M	1972	CD		0:31:42 (Pop-up)
The Mojo Men	Should I Cry "Should I Cry" by "The Mojo Men"	Sit Down...It's The Mojo Men	Reprise	1968	CD		0:34:38 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Bardot	Oh Qu'il Est Vilain	Show	Disc'Az	1968	CD		0:36:33 (Pop-up)
Love	Bummer In The Summer "Bummer In The Summer" by "Love"	Forever Changes	Elektra	1967	CD		0:39:00 (Pop-up)
Bill Lloyd	The Kiss Of The Summer Wind	Don't Kill The Messenger	Whole In One Records	2020	CD		0:41:16 (Pop-up)
The Four Freshmen	The Wonderful World Of Color	A Today Kind of Thing	Liberty	1968	CD		0:44:45 (Pop-up)
American Spring	Shyin' Away "Shyin' Away" by "American Spring"	Spring	Columbia	1973	CD		0:47:16 (Pop-up)
Leory Anderson: Studio Orchestra	Summer Skies	Leroy Anderson Conducts His Music	Decca	1959	CD		0:50:02 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Welcome to Denny's Den #49!	Drums! Drums! a Go Go!	Dunhill	1965	CD		0:53:53 (Pop-up)
The Heartbeats	People Are Talking (Fast Version)	Golden Goodies	Roulette	1956	CD	this LP is a desert island disc for me!	1:04:16 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Reed	You Don't Have To Go "You Don't Have To Go" by "Jimmy Reed"	I'm Jimmy Reed	Vee Jay	1953	CD		1:06:53 (Pop-up)
Lord Tanamo	Come Down "Come Down" by "Lord Tanamo"	Ska's The Limit 1959-1964, Vol.1	SEP	1963	CD		1:09:56 (Pop-up)
The Brothers Johnson	Free And Single	Look Out For #1	A&M	1976	CD		1:12:09 (Pop-up)
Chairmen Of The Board	Pay To The Piper	In Session	Invictus	1970	CD		1:16:09 (Pop-up)
Madeline Bell	Help Yourself "Help Yourself" by "Madeline Bell"	Doin' Things	Philips	1968	CD		1:19:10 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Where There's A Will, There's A Way (Edit)	Safety Zone	United Artists	1975	CD		1:21:29 (Pop-up)
Major Lance	Wait Till I Get You In My Arms	This Is It! • More From The Van McCoy Songbook • 1962-1977	OKeh	1967	CD		1:24:39 (Pop-up)
Commodores	Fancy Dancer "Fancy Dancer" by "Commodores"	Hot On The Tracks	Motown	1976	CD		1:27:01 (Pop-up)
The Budos Band	Golden Dunes "Golden Dunes" by "The Budos Band"	The Budos Band III	Daptone	2010	CD		1:31:17 (Pop-up)
Redd Kross	Mess Around "Mess Around" by "Redd Kross"	Show World	Mercury	1997	CD		1:34:29 (Pop-up)
Small Faces	My Mind's Eye "My Mind's Eye" by "Small Faces"	From The Beginning	Decca	1967	CD		1:37:28 (Pop-up)
The Yardbirds	He's Always There "He's Always There" by "The Yardbirds"	Over Under Sideways Down	Epic	1966	CD		1:39:25 (Pop-up)
Dave Clark Five	Don't Be Taken In	Having A Wild Weekend	Epic	1965	CD-R		1:41:44 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	Stranger In Town "Stranger In Town" by "Del Shannon"	Del Shannon Bottom Line 021982		1982	CD-R		1:44:05 (Pop-up)
Charlie Parker	The Song Is You "The Song Is You" by "Charlie Parker"	The Essential Charlie Parker	Verve	1949	CD		1:46:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny D	Signing Off Denny's Den #49!	Big Beat On The Organ	Mercury	1958	LP		1:49:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:59pm Dennis Diken: "HEY - IT'S WEDNESDAY AGAIN! I THREW TOGETHER ANOTHER SHOW AS I WAS CLEANING UP 'THE DEN.' GLAD TO BE HERE WITH 'YON DENIZENS OF THE DEN!' LET'S BLAST OFF!!"
	2:00pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Dennis and all other Denizens!
	2:00pm DA The DJ: Hi Dennis.
	2:00pm Listener Baby: WPAPIPOBP!! Hugs Denizens! Big fat hug to Double D for sneaking in another show. I think the man knows we are all hooked, and need a fix.
	2:01pm Reechie: This radio show thing is addictive, isn't it? Good afternoon Dennis & everyone!
	2:04pm LesleyK: G'day Dennis and Denizens! Blast off! 🚀
	2:08pm Gerry from Miami: Hey, Denny! Ed Ames was somewhat of a star in his own right. He had a few hit singles. I think the Ames Brothers were Native American by ethnicity.
	2:09pm Woo: Ed Ames' cup runneth over with love
	2:13pm myron feld: Hello, Dennis y Los Denizens! Another Wednesday made immeasurably better.
	2:16pm Dennis Diken: hello and welcome Andrew in Toronto, Listener Baby, DA The DJ (TAST), Reechie, LesleyK, Gerry from Miami myron feld and Woo! everything is A-OK!
	2:16pm Gerry from Miami: @Woo. Yes, that was one of his solo hits. Remember him on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show throwing tomahawks at Johnny who was standing in front of a round wooden target with his arms and legs spread apart. One of Ed's tosses landed mere inches from Johnny's family jewels. Hilarity ensued.
	2:20pm myron feld: Needles and Pins = The Night Never Ends? No wonder I failed French.
	2:24pm Dennis Diken: @myron - I wonder if Pet Clark incorporated "The Night Never Ends-AH" in French?
	2:24pm Gerry from Miami: @myron feld. I am sure the composer(Jackie DeShannon) had nothing to do with that translation into French. Hope she still got her royalties, though.
	2:30pm Gerry from Miami: Dennis, Pet Clark was almost as big a star in France as she was in England. She and her hubby, arranger Tony Hatch, probably had a full-time translator on hand to translate these tunes into French, paying no attention to the original sentiment of the songs, just retaining the melody and meter.
	2:34pm Dennis Diken: @Gerry from Miami - indeed! Tony Hatch is a big hero, to be sure. I think Michael Shelley did an interview with him a few years back. re: translations of English pop lyrics - I bet we can make a study of such tunes whose meaning differs from their counterparts.
	2:37pm PaulRobeson1920: Goood afternoon! WFMU Land!
	2:37pm Gerry from Miami: Sometines, it was pretty literal. Like the Beatles' "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand" or "Sie Liebs Dich." JA JA JA!
	2:39pm Dennis Diken: @Gerry from Miami: "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand" means "come give me your hand," I believe
	2:39pm Dennis Diken: close enuff, I guess!
	2:39pm Gerry from Miami: I'll take Arthur Lee and Love any old time!!
	2:40pm Dennis Diken: welcome PaulRobeson1920! @Gerry from Miami - at your service!
	2:44pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Dennis, Dave, Baby, all! Love Mr. Bill Lloyd!
	2:44pm Listener Baby: Hi Jack! Bill Lloyd song was stellar!
	2:45pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Jack!
	2:45pm Dennis Diken: welcome Jack! yes, we enjoy our Lloyd around here!
	2:48pm Hoboken Jack: Hi Andrew!
	2:50pm Gerry from Miami: Just thought of something, Dennis. Perhaps the least understood of all US Number One hits was Kyu Sakamoto's smash, "Sukiyaki." The lyrics to that song certainly had nothing to do wih Japanese cuisine! No DJs I ever heard play it even made a stab at the real meaning of the lyrics.
	2:57pm Dennis Diken: @Gerry from Miami, here's what I found online re the meaning of "Sukiyaki": The lyrics tell the story of a man who looks up and whistles while he is walking so that his tears won't fall. The verses of the song describe his memories and feelings. The English-language lyrics of the version recorded by A Taste of Honey are not a translation of the original Japanese lyrics but a completely different set of lyrics set to the same basic melody. The title Sukiyaki, a Japanese hot pot dish, has nothing to do with the lyrics or the meaning of the song; the word served the purpose only because it was short, catchy, recognizably Japanese, and more familiar to most English speakers. A Newsweek columnist noted that the re-titling was like issuing "Moon River" in Japan under the title "Beef Stew."
	3:03pm Gerry from Miami: Thanks, Denny, for your research. I had forgotten about A Taste of Honey's take on "Sukiyaki." And poor Mr. Sakamoto. He was aboard the jet plane that crashed into a Japanese mountainside back in the 80s, killing all aboard.
	3:04pm Eric R: Good afternoon, all! Harmony groups rule (as the kids would say if they liked harmony groups)
	3:06pm Dennis Diken: welcome Eric R! yeah, @Gerry, I remember hearing that. I think his son is a composer of some renown?
	3:10pm Eric R: lots of royalty among our Caribbean stars
	3:13pm Dennis Diken: @EricR - rightly so!
	3:20pm Michael Mitsch: Hello Hello Sorry I missed Bill Lloyd, but lot of good stuff since then. I'm surprised I never heard that Brothers Johnson cut in '76 in the middle of this great set.
	3:20pm Edward Rogers: Ello Den!....luv Madeline Bell....playin one of her songs when she was in Blue Mink!
	3:22pm Eric R: Edward, thanks for that tip. I'll check out Blue Mink.
	3:23pm Edward Rogers: Hey Eric R:......Blue Mink had some brill singles in the early 70's...cheers, e
	3:23pm Dennis Diken: welcome Michael Mitsch and Ed! indeed, Blue Mink are deserving of our ears!
	3:23pm Edward Rogers: Hey Eric R:......Blue Mink had some brill singles in the early 70's...cheers, e
	3:27pm Ike-O: peace and greetings! sorry to be tardy :)
	3:30pm Ike-O: i wonder which came first, fancy dancer or undisco kidd
	3:31pm Dennis Diken: welcome Ike-O!
	3:31pm Edward Rogers: Opening my ears Den!...thanx.....e
	3:33pm Michael Mitsch: Dennis, if I ever need a dance party DJ , I'm calling you. Or I'll just play this set from Archives ;)
	3:33pm Dennis Diken: hey Ed - as you do every Sunday on the Atlantic Tunnel! 2-4pm on WFMU's Rock & Soul Stream, to be exact! thanks to you!
	3:33pm Dennis Diken: thanks Mr M!
	3:34pm LesleyK: RK...one of my favs!!!
	3:34pm Eric R: yes, what a great sound.
	3:35pm Edward Rogers: Thanx mate for the call out!!!!!!!......getting ready for book party? :)
	3:35pm LesleyK: Hey Ed and Eric R!
	3:35pm Dennis Diken: @Ed - yes - see you in September!
	3:37pm Edward Rogers: Hey Leslie K: Who knew that RC sounded this great!
	3:37pm LesleyK: It was sad when Eddie Kurdziel died (he was the guitarist on this and phaseshifter albums).
	3:37pm myron feld: Off topic but....Dennis, I remember you playing a great up-tempo doo wop song a while ago, but I couldn't remember the song name, only that the group was the Du something or others. So I scrolled back through my WFMU gold-star favorites and found it: The Du Mauriers doing "All Night Long" -- a couple of clicks later, I now own it (digitally). Thanks again, DD!
	3:38pm LesleyK: Small Faces..can't go wrong ever w them 😸!!
	3:38pm Edward Rogers: I bloody worked up "My Mind Eyes" for a Ronnie Lane tribute we were supposed to do!...cancelled...my face SF song!w
	3:38pm LesleyK: @Ed...I did!!!
	3:40pm Edward Rogers: LK Keeping my ears open:)
	3:41pm Eric R: Lesley, I just don't understand anyone ODing at his age. You'd think one would get off it by then or have learned how to use whatever.
	3:42pm Dennis Diken: @Ed - are we gonna do the Ronnie trib 4/1/22?? @LesleyK - Small Faces forever! @myron - yes, that Du Mauriers track RULES - HARD!!
	3:42pm LesleyK: Very sad
	3:42pm LesleyK: Very sad-- was to Eric Rs comment
	3:43pm Edward Rogers: On my calendar!...ya gotta be a part!!!!!!
	3:43pm LesleyK: Ronnie tribute...yes!!
	3:43pm Eric R: speaking of very sad.
	3:45pm Dennis Diken: yeah, Ed - I'm still on board for drums and my tune!!
	3:46pm Edward Rogers: You just motivated me mate!...YEAH!
	3:48pm LesleyK: Where is the Ronnie L tribute going to take place? I guess you have time to decide....
	3:49pm Dennis Diken: @LesleyK - we were scheduled for 4/1/20 at the Cutting Room...and then...well....
	3:49pm LesleyK: Ah ok
	3:49pm Andrew in Toronto: Has everyone seen the British documentary: Ronnie Lane The Passing Show?
	3:49pm Michael Mitsch: whoa! This Charlie Parker album is getting airplay during dinner tonigh
	3:50pm Eric R: this show is plenty eclectic
	3:50pm LesleyK: @andrew ...haven't seen Thanks for the tip
	3:50pm Hoboken Jack: thank you, Dennis!! enjoy your week or weeks off!!!
	3:52pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks Dennis for another great two hours!
	3:52pm Andrew in Toronto: @Leslie: It should still be on Youtube.
	3:52pm myron feld: @Andrew: I don't see The Passing Show listed on any streaming services -- do you know where it's running?
	3:52pm LesleyK: Thx for the tunes!!
	3:52pm Woo: I'll believe new recordings from The Faces when I hear them.
	3:52pm Eric R: Dennis, will you be back in two weeks? Or is that too far away to know?
	3:53pm Dennis Diken: thanks Jack and EricR! @Andrew - gotta see that - Ed, have you seen this Ronnie doc? and thanks Andrew!
	3:53pm Andrew in Toronto: @ Myron: Try Youtube!
	3:53pm myron feld: Thanks, Andrew
	3:54pm Dennis Diken: not sure, Eric R - hope so! thanks LesleyK! @Woo - me too!
	3:54pm myron feld: And thanks Dennis for another winner! See you when you return. Have fun!
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: thank you myron, my man!
	3:55pm Michael Mitsch: Wow, Rosie loves you haha. Great stuff, have a great week Dennis anda all
	3:55pm Eric R: thanks Dennis. Another good time. Oops, I forgot to work. Better get at it.
	3:55pm Dennis Diken: "MY THANKS TO 'YON DENIZENS' FOR HANGIN' OUT TODAY! LOVE YOU ALL MADLY! ALAS, I WON'T BE HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY BUT THE GREAT 'DA THE DJ' WILL BE FILLING IN! DON'T MISS IT! ALRIGHT!!"
	3:59pm Listener Robert: I listened only to the 2nd hour, but it was worthwhile, thanks.

Denny's Den with Dennis Diken: Playlist from July 21, 2021

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