WFMU: Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from August 23, 2021

Listener comments!
	4:13pm cometothesunshine: Welcome to the chat for Come To The Sunshine's 4-hour Everly Brothers special
	5:00pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Hello everyone!
	5:00pm Woof: Thank you for this amazing tribute special
	5:01pm sw2442: Hi Andrew...this will be amazing...
	5:01pm sw2442: Hi Woof...
	5:01pm cometothesunshine: Hello - thanks for joining me!
	5:03pm Feldpausch: ❤️The Everly Brothers
	5:04pm cometothesunshine: Welcome Feldpausch
	5:04pm sw2442: Hi Feldpausch
	5:06pm mce1965: Thank you for putting this together - much needed and appreciated Andrew.
	5:06pm cometothesunshine: Welcome MCE - this will not disappoint
	5:07pm cometothesunshine: I was struck by the similarities in Green River and the All Things Must Pass production style.
	5:07pm PaulRobeson1920: Good afternoon, music lovers & friendship society! HI
	5:07pm mce1965: They opened with this when I saw them in Central City on 9/1/01, two weekends before world changed
	5:07pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Paul
	5:08pm mce1965: The audience was quizzical - I was ecstatic
	5:08pm Olivia Greene: Hello everyone! Thank you, Andrew!
	5:08pm cometothesunshine: Saw them do it at Royal Albert Hall, mce
	5:08pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Olivia
	5:08pm MOM WHIG: Hi Andrew, Woof, sw2442, mce1965, Paul R1920, Olivia
	5:09pm cometothesunshine: Welcome Mom Whig
	5:09pm KarenS: 💙 Don Everly Thanks for this special show Andrew.
	5:09pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Karen! Glad you are here.
	5:10pm WR: Thanks for the Everly Brothers feature today. When I started working in a record store in 1970 my manager told me that as long as the Everlys are making records he will be in the business. This is the same guy who turned me on to The Stooges and Albert Ayler.
	5:10pm cometothesunshine: A wise man, WR
	5:10pm MOM WHIG: Hi KarenS
	5:11pm mce1965: Wonderful BBC take - tight!
	5:12pm WR: Hi Mom Whig and the rest of the rock and soul streamers.
	5:12pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I definitely didn't pick anything for today's show for obscure reasons. Everything is as good as or better than the more familiar stuff. And in some cases, it is the most familiar version.
	5:13pm MOM WHIG: Good to see you WR
	5:13pm sw2442: Hello MOM WHIG, Olivia, Karen, WR, PaulRobeson and mce1965
	5:13pm MOM WHIG: I only got to see them once here at Wolf Trap in Va in the early 90's.
	5:15pm cometothesunshine: They were great pretty much every time I saw them. I was fortunate to see several shows over many years. Really loved them.
	5:15pm Joe B: RIP Don. Thanks for doing this Andrew
	5:16pm cometothesunshine: Of course - thanks, Joe.
	5:17pm MOM WHIG: Joe so glad you are here
	5:19pm sw2442: Hi Joe
	5:19pm cometothesunshine: The Everly Brothers made nearly perfect recordings all through 1960. Just flawless.
	5:20pm mce1965: Yep. Truly superb in every single way.
	5:22pm Greg McGarvey: Nerd alert… but I almost passed out hearing session chatter and a false start that didn’t make it to The Price Of Fame.
	5:23pm cometothesunshine: Greg - I broke out a lot of fantastic stuff for today. Stick around!
	5:24pm Feldpausch: yessss Sleepless Nights
	5:25pm mce1965: My mom was an Everlys freak and had every album up through Instant Party so they were as important to me as the Beatles. However, I was very confused as a kid by what happened after A Date With... : "Why are they singing 'My Mammy' and 'Jezebel'?"
	5:26pm cometothesunshine: Instant Party was enough to kill their career
	5:26pm sw2442: Hi Greg...I agree...studio chatter, especially for songs that have become legendary and classic, are really special. They probably had no idea what magic they were creating.
	5:26pm mce1965: No doubt.
	5:27pm annie: such great stuff!
	5:28pm Eric R: hi all. I don't have any groovy Everly Brothers stories except for what they did to my little head when I was a kid. They taught all of us how to sing harmony.
	5:29pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Annie!
	5:29pm mce1965: This is amazing
	5:29pm sw2442: Hi Eric.. I agree...Don and Phil did teach us harmony...
	5:29pm sw2442: Greetings Annie...
	5:30pm MOM WHIG: Good to see you Eric - I know today is busy for you. Yes, Harmony!!!
	5:30pm ?: Was talking about this song at length last night
	5:31pm Eric R: hey Mom. I'll be dropping in and out for these 4 hours. I've got Everly Brothers singles, tapes, CDs. Good to mourn with fellow fans.
	5:32pm MOM WHIG: Eris - for sure -- they were amazing!
	5:33pm cometothesunshine: Mid-60s screaming at its best!!!
	5:33pm SFmatt: YES!
	5:33pm ?: YES!
	5:33pm annie: hah, i thought it was just creaming..oops
	5:34pm KarenS: Primal Everlys!!
	5:34pm Joe B: I had the opposite of gateway with this material - I knew the hit era quite well as a kid because my mom was a fan but did not discover the great mid to late 60s stuff until the early 90s
	5:35pm Eric R: me too, Joe. Then I heard Gone Gone Gone.
	5:36pm mce1965: There were a couple of Ace compilations, "Hidden Gems" in the late '80s that were totally mindblowing - I couldn't believe I'd gone all my life without hearing this stuff
	5:36pm Joe B: a great one Eric!
	5:36pm annie: extremely eccentric musical family was mine, yet we had NYCity radio! you could say i did well for the tunes
	5:36pm cometothesunshine: Someone wrote me a letter after the 1994 Heartaches & Harmonies Rhino box set I was a compiler & producer on. They complained I included too much of the Everly Brothers mid-60s screaming. I felt there wasn't enough!
	5:36pm Greg McGarvey: I caught the obsession from my Dad, who ultimately took me to see them almost every year of my childhood. I read the news about Don just as I’d left a gig of my own, feeling dazed and confused by the words on my screen… but eventually I realized that the two-part harmony that my partner and I brought to our stage is about as good a tribute we could have paid to the guy. We learned it from him and Phil.
	5:38pm Greg McGarvey: Thanks again for giving us a place to gather together and celebrate the legacy. Still under-appreciated IMO.
	5:38pm Joe B: The Rhino box was a game changer for me! A friend who was a jimmy page freak had turned me on to the couple songs he plays on on Two Yanks ... then the Rhino box ... I could not believe that they had all this great (relatively) obscure stuff for such a famous act
	5:39pm cometothesunshine: Glad I could get this together for us all to share. The only thing I could do with my emotions on the situation.
	5:40pm annie: i hate to admit it took me a while of strolling past the window to actually step inside the world of drummer streams!
	5:41pm Eric R: alternate takes are always cool, even the ones that break down.
	5:41pm uptown jen: Hi, friends! Joining a bit late but loving it!
	5:42pm Eric R: yes!!!!
	5:42pm KarenS: Hi Jen!
	5:43pm MOM WHIG: hey uptown jen - glad you made it today. Hi annie
	5:43pm uptown jen: One of my favorite concert experiences ever is seeing the Everlys as the special guests of Simon and Garfunkel and not knowing they were there! I went with my dad, and we were both floored and thrilled. Both duos were in fine form.
	5:44pm bigplanetnoise: Hey A and everybody all! Sounding great!
	5:44pm uptown jen: This is one of my faves of theirs. It makes every upbeat playlist I make.
	5:44pm RandallB: A great cover of "Gone Gone Gone" was done by a Mn group called Crow on their "Crow by Crow" LP. Completely different style but great.
	5:44pm Eric R: thanks for playing that, andrew
	5:44pm uptown jen: Hi, Karen and MOM WHIG!
	5:44pm sw2442: Hi uptown jen
	5:44pm MOM WHIG: BPN good to see you here too -- hi to RandallB
	5:45pm bigplanetnoise: Hey Mom!
	5:46pm sw2442: Hi bigplanetnoise
	5:46pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, BPN
	5:46pm MOM WHIG: BPN are all ok there in TN with the floods in places.
	5:46pm bigplanetnoise: Hey sw!
	5:46pm cometothesunshine: Welcome RandallB
	5:48pm RandallB: Mom, I grew up in Paris Tn about 30 miles from Waverly so these flood pictures are devastating.
	5:48pm uptown jen: Hello, sw and BPN!
	5:48pm RandallB: Hi Andrew
	5:49pm sw2442: Hi RandallB...
	5:50pm MOM WHIG: RandallB - I can feel your pain there from the floods
	5:50pm bigplanetnoise: Hi uptown jen!!!!!
	5:51pm Eric R: love this thing. wow I need this album still
	5:51pm cometothesunshine: Definitely an album everyone needs, Eric R
	5:54pm cometothesunshine: An astonishing A-side - who was going to buy this in 1965?
	5:54pm Eric R: some of these are making me go to the headphones. Like this and the previous.
	5:56pm Richard Whig: hola all. such sweet sounds!
	5:56pm cometothesunshine: welcome Richard
	5:57pm sw2442: Hi Richard
	5:57pm Dave the Spazz: Thanks for doing this, Andrew
	5:58pm She Chimp: Here digging it Andrew. good stuff
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: Of course, Dave - needed to do this show.
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: Glad you are digging it She Chimp.
	6:01pm Frank Zaatar: This is such a great set. It's also great for people who think of the Everly Brothers as representing happy, innocent times. I'm struck by how they managed to convey bitterness and melancholy in such sweet voices.
	6:02pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Frank - I feel they were really deep on so many levels.
	6:02pm Eric R: gotta drop out for a bit. Sad but exhilarating stuff.
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: This is one of my favorites - You're Living Too Close To The Ground.
	6:05pm annie: WOW!!! i only just heard this for the first time last week.
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: A great discovery, annie
	6:06pm Fred Velez: I hope this special program will be available on the podcast.
	6:07pm medson: Hey Andrew and everyone
	6:07pm annie: i really hooked into it immedaitely, i'll have to investigate
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Hello medson - welcome - thanks for stopping by
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: Fred - you will be able to listen to from the archive right on this page later today.
	6:08pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: I need that Roots Lp, the back ups on Too Close were so haunting, unearthly.
	6:09pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Andrew! Love the show, not so enamoured of the reason for it.
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Glynis - backups are just Phil without Don on that one.
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Gaylord. The music is helping me - I devoted myself to Don & Phil many years ago.
	6:13pm annie: "Too close to the ground", was likely a song i heard in a movie this last week.
	6:14pm Gaylord Fields: Likewise, Andrew. Like you, I feel unsteady living in a world the Everly Brothers do not. Well, not corporeally.
	6:14pm Feldpausch: This is very special, hearing unreleased tracks and super-rare takes
	6:15pm Feldpausch: Hi Gaylord!
	6:15pm Frank Zaatar: Did they ever actually hang out with Simon and Garfunkel? I thought I heard a bit of I am a Rock in one of those tracks.
	6:15pm cometothesunshine: Well Gaylord, better than a world where they are not fully appreciated. I believe their music is eternal.
	6:15pm MOM WHIG: medson, Gaylord, Glynis - Wow so many FAVS to choose from them
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: Frank - they were heroes to S&G and later did a tour with them in 2004.
	6:16pm MOM WHIG: hola RW too
	6:16pm sw2442: Well put Andrew...
	6:16pm ?: Sooo coolLove the more Hippy-ish Everly Brothers 68-72
	6:17pm cometothesunshine: A great Leon Russell arrangement on this one.
	6:18pm Gaylord Fields: I literally get chills up and down my spine when I hear those “Cathy’s Clown” harmonies. And I mean “literally” literally.
	6:19pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Feldpauch and Mom Whig!
	6:21pm johnyoung1234: Hello Andrew! Hope you play their version of "Carolina In My Mind" from 1969. It's FAB.
	6:21pm ?: Love the more Hippie-ish Everly’s 67-72 This is incredibly swell!
	6:22pm Frank Zaatar: Yes, their influence on "Tom and Jerry" is pretty obvious. But I am wondering if the influence ever went the other way in the late 60s.
	6:22pm MOM WHIG: johnyoung1234--glad you made it here
	6:22pm ?: Love the more Hippie-ish Everly’s 67-72 This is incredibly swell!
	6:23pm sw2442: Hi Johnyoung1234
	6:23pm johnyoung1234: @MOM WHIG--It's been difficult to get here over the past few weeks but I made it today!
	6:24pm johnyoung1234: Ooh...stereo! That sounds nice...
	6:24pm Denro: This is the song I was hoping to hear today - thank you, Andrew, for playing "Since You Broke My Heart!"!
	6:25pm PaulRobeson1920: Nice album art on Roots! Well lit
	6:27pm MOM WHIG: PaulR1920 - luv their stripped pants on that album.
	6:27pm cometothesunshine: Of course, Denro
	6:27pm Dominick: Hello Andrew and all!
	6:28pm Woo: Hey Andrew, MOM WHIG and everybody. Phil and Don. Let 'em in
	6:28pm sw2442: Hi Dominick and Woo
	6:29pm Matt Clarke: Hi Andrew and all! Thank you for doing this, Andrew.
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Hi Woo
	6:29pm sw2442: Hi Matt...
	6:29pm Woo: Hey sw2442. These songs are making me incredibly happy on a sad occasion.
	6:30pm cometothesunshine: Hey Matt - so glad you could tune in - so many groovy surprises in this salute.
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: Welcome Dominick and JY1234 and Paul R - thanks for being here.
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: Truly Rock'N Soul Radio
	6:33pm Greg McGarvey: :)
	6:33pm MOM WHIG: Hi Dom, and Matt too
	6:33pm Dominick: Hi Mom!
	6:33pm MOM WHIG: Hey Woo and Gregory McG
	6:35pm Matt Clarke: Hi sw2442 and Mom! So many great Don moments. Magic.
	6:37pm Joe B: yeah! more screamers!
	6:37pm Greg McGarvey: Hope you all have a chance to visit RCA Studio B. Such otherworldly sounds captured there. There is a smaller room outside the main studio where I was told Songs Our Daddy Taught Us was recorded. It’s really too much to take in when I’m there - this stuff got under my skin as a little kid and it continues to move me like religion might move others.
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: That's what I am all about, Joe B.
	6:38pm Greg McGarvey: Hi Mom and all! Wow, awesome extended “Money”!
	6:38pm Joe B: @Greg - yes, have gone twice, great!
	6:38pm Matt Clarke: @Greg: I did get to visit twice! It was great
	6:38pm Woo: The Girl Can't Help It has such great lyrics.
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: I did visit Studio B and soaked in the Bill Porter magic for a moment. A spiritual Mecca for me.
	6:39pm Greg McGarvey: Just the best! It was fun reading about Porter’s Pyramids.
	6:39pm cometothesunshine: If you want a thrill listen to the Everlys 1963 live in Paris album - basically two guys speeding through punk versions of their best early music.
	6:41pm Greg McGarvey: I was turned on to that via the 2008 EB CTTS episode. Stunning!! Fuzz (or at least cranked amp) guitar in 1963!
	6:42pm Joe B: Partridge Family team meets the Everlys!
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: Greg - thanks for checking that out - I definitely wanted to expose that side. This episode is a bit of a contrast to that one.
	6:43pm Matt Clarke: Love love love this one
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: That one should've been a hit, Joe B.
	6:43pm Greg McGarvey: Surely. Great to hear some WB single/alt mixes that weren’t included on that episode.
	6:43pm Joe B: agreed!
	6:43pm johnyoung1234: Clarence White! Can recognize that Tele sound!
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: Only recently found the mono 45 of this one, Matt. It came out on a stereo 45 too.
	6:44pm johnyoung1234: Master and inventor of the B-string bender!
	6:44pm Matt Clarke: Very cool to hear this mono mix.
	6:45pm Dominick: Man oh man, I remember hearing this when it came out!
	6:45pm johnyoung1234: Another great one!
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Yeah - I think there is more vocalizing own the fade, Matt.
	6:46pm Matt Clarke: Is Gene Parsons on this single too?
	6:47pm Denro: Cuckoo Byrds!
	6:47pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I think so, Matt.
	6:47pm johnyoung1234: I had a chance to see Clarence White's guitar up close via Marty Stuart (who now owns it). It's an amazing instrument. It looks like two Telecaster bodies sandwiched together like an Oreo cookie in order to build that first B-string bender into it!
	6:48pm Greg McGarvey: So cool, John
	6:49pm Matt Clarke: @johnyoung1234: I think he was playing it as the Sweetheart shows and talked about it? Do you remember if he was?
	6:50pm cometothesunshine: Country, Folk, Psychedelia, Ballads, Rock, Soul, Beat - the Everlys did it all.
	6:50pm johnyoung1234: Yes! That's where I saw it. I snuck into a show early and Marty came out to warm up.
	6:50pm Candy-O'67: This has been so good, Andrew! Been in my car listening!
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Candy!
	6:51pm sw2442: Hi Candy-O
	6:53pm Candy-O'67: Hey sw2442!
	6:54pm Greg McGarvey: Gotta make me a Roots t-shirt… best record ever and still a fairly well-kept secret.
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: I remember walking in to Greg Geller's office before there were any individual album CDs of the Everly Bros. I said you have to do Roots and Two Yanks In England. He said those were their two worst selling Warner Bros. albums.
	6:56pm Matt Clarke: @johnyoung1234: Man that must've been great to see the warm-up!
	6:57pm Matt Clarke: That is amazing, Andrew. Both of those just totally knocked my socks off on first listen.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: This record comes from a totally different planet - I still wonder what the hell is happening.
	6:58pm Greg McGarvey: Haha, two of the best! My dad and I were so elated when a Roots CD was finally made available.
	7:00pm Greg McGarvey: I love the Bitter End version as well
	7:00pm johnyoung1234: @Matt Clarke - the most amazing thing was that I met McGuinn and Hillman. It's a story for another time. McGuinn was super nice. Hillman...not so much.
	7:00pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Greg - I think they cut another version of it too that is now lost.
	7:02pm Matt Clarke: @johnyoung1234: Save that story. Want to hear about it.
	7:03pm Greg McGarvey: I would love to hear Bonnie Prince Billie do ‘Manor.’ I send him Don rarities from time to time.
	7:03pm johnyoung1234: I want to say that besides the individual great tracks here there is an art and talent to how Andrew creates a playlist!
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Thanks JY - I spent about 12 hours on this show - but I loved it.
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: I just kept getting deeper into it.
	7:05pm Matt Clarke: Such a great version of this track
	7:05pm Matt Clarke: Thank you for making the effort, Andrew. This is a fantastic tribute.
	7:05pm Eric R: back for a bit. Can't stay away.
	7:06pm Greg McGarvey: Great segues. I recall Empty Boxes (?) going into another acoustic guitar-led track. Perfect.
	7:06pm cometothesunshine: I was very lucky to have a wonderful experience working with the Everlys - they were just the best.
	7:07pm Eric R: oh boy...
	7:07pm cometothesunshine: Co-written by the producer of Never Mind The Bollocks
	7:08pm Dominick: enjoying the depths Andrew!
	7:08pm PaulRobeson1920: Cuckoo Bird reminds me of Waterboy, sung by Paul (1946) My Little Yellow Bird - wow, really wow @Matt: Yeah! Fantastic!
	7:08pm johnyoung1234: @cometothesunshine: The stories you could tell
	7:08pm cometothesunshine: Chris Thomas - played harpsichord on the Beatles "Piggies," produced the Pretenders, quite a leap from the Hat & Tie
	7:10pm Eric R: really? I had no idea of that connection.
	7:10pm izzy: Great show! Can't chat!
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Izzy!
	☀ 7:11pm WLSClark: Just getting here awhile ago, but great stuff I am hearing from a great duo.
	7:12pm cometothesunshine: Luckily Chrysler sponsored today's show.
	7:12pm Woo: I had a Plymouth Duster. I loved that car.
	7:13pm Feldpausch: OMG the Duster. A fast little A-frame, great car
	7:14pm Woo: ....although the cigarette lighter got stuck once and melted some of the dashboard. Since I didn't smoke cigarettes I had a hard time explaining that to my father....
	7:14pm johnyoung1234: Amazing how little instrumentation there is on this but what an amazing song that sounds so full because of their harmonies.
	7:14pm MOM WHIG: WLS - happy you finally made it here.
	7:15pm cometothesunshine: Good mixing too, JY
	7:15pm johnyoung1234: Who mixed it?
	7:15pm Greg McGarvey: It makes my head explode when Don says (BBC 1984 doc maybe) that they never did anything in the studio in the late ‘60s that “mattered.” But with the Heartaches & Harmonies box set (and that 2-CD Walk Right Back collection before it), some of their “failed” singles got the second chance they deserved. I’m glad they got to see that happen.
	7:15pm cometothesunshine: Bill Porter was amazing - he was incredible with his submixes at RCA
	7:16pm Eric R: classics
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: He also did the Orbison Monument sides. And lots of Elvis.
	7:16pm sw2442: Hi WLSClark
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: He would mix the stereo versions during the live session to save a generation of tape noise.
	7:17pm Eric R: did Phil come up with the harmony parts?
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Eric - Phil told me that Boudleaux wrote the Devoted to you part for him, but the others he came up with.
	7:18pm Eric R: thanks. Fantastic stuff.
	☀ 7:18pm WLSClark: sw2442, Mom, Andrew, great to get here, if late.
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: Greg - re:Don - he was disappointed that radio gave up on them after 1963.
	7:19pm johnyoung1234: It's amazing how tight their harmonies are. Their timing and cadence (pardon the pun) are spot on.
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: JY - They were gifted and extremely driven.
	7:22pm Eric R: I can hear how they influenced Rank and File
	7:23pm Feldpausch: No way to improve on this demo
	7:23pm Greg McGarvey: I feel that, if a person who’d somehow never even heard the hits was given the Heartaches & Harmonies box set, they would have no idea which era had the most hit singles. Their voices are just so rich by the mid-to-late ‘60s and the songs and arrangements are so interesting. I even spin Pass The Chicken about as often as It’s Everly Time or other early classics.
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Take One - the Everly Brothers nailing it
	7:25pm Matt Clarke: @Greg McGarvey: I was definitely shocked having started listening to them in the 2Ks. Their 50s songs weren't even on the radio anymore that I can remember, so it was a treasure trove exploring their catalogue.
	7:26pm LMarb: The harmonies in Maybe Tomorrow bring tears. They are perfection.
	7:27pm cometothesunshine: I agree LMarb
	7:28pm Matt Clarke: Beautiful song
	7:28pm Dominick: @Matt, The Everlys were the very 1st music that was memorable to me as a child. The though of a world where one grows up without hearing it is alien to me.
	7:28pm Greg McGarvey: That’s awesome Matt. I was born in 1983 so my situation was similar. I was hearing the 1963 Great Country Hits LP (with those amazing Glen Campbell leads) as much as any of the hits.
	7:29pm Matt Clarke: Another brilliant number
	7:31pm cometothesunshine: I learned a lot about folk, country and early rock from the Everlys in the late 1980s and 1990's. People like Elvis Costello was covering their songs live and I got a job at Warner Bros. where they had all of their deleted albums. I started listening to everyone and then finding the singles.
	7:31pm johnyoung1234: I'm sure we are sticking to early stuff but if you haven't heard "On The Wings of A Nightingale" (written by Paul McCartney) or "The Story Of Me" (written by Jeff Lynne) from EB'84 you need to. Both are amazing.
	7:33pm Eric R: speaking of Beatles, there's a thing Phil did where he'd have a harmony note at the end of the song, then instead of repeating that note on the same phrase would go up. Paul would do that, like in It Won't Be Long. I'm sure he got it from Phil.
	7:33pm cometothesunshine: I was not opposed to including the solo work or 80s stuff on today's show. The playlist was really just my emotional response to Don's passing. It just ended up as this and I feel it is a good exploration and different than my earlier show from years back.
	7:34pm Eric R: well yes, Don passed and we celebrate him but we love the two of them. Now that they're both gone it seems right to honor them together.
	7:35pm johnyoung1234: No complaints! Your shows are always great. As with many early artists (i.e. Del Shannon, Roy Orbison, etc.) there was a lot of great, great stuff that came later.
	7:35pm Matt Clarke: Fantastic album
	7:36pm Dominick: white stuff up my nose
	7:37pm Greg McGarvey: Haha! John Lennon sniffs coke bottle
	7:40pm WR: Wow Don Everly wrote "('Til) I Kissed You". A great song. Truly.
	7:40pm Matt Clarke: Mind blowing track. Crickets and Everlys make a good pairing!
	7:41pm Eric R: Matt, you've seen the videos of the Crickets backing the Everlys, haven't you?
	7:41pm Matt Clarke: @Eric R: Oh yes. Watch those regularly. Absolutely love it.
	7:42pm Eric R: I've got an Ace collection on tape that might even still work.
	7:43pm Eric R: back to work for me. I'll keep listening, though.
	7:43pm Greg McGarvey: For my own listening at home, I’ve tied together all the Cadence outtakes from the ~5 CDs that have come out. Little bit of crossfading and whatnot. To hear it in order is really thrilling (if a little tiring for my girlfriend). The failures are way more beautiful than what most of us could come up on our best days. Some bits surpass the released recordings - the end of “Oh, So Many Years” where they do that extra Olympian harmony hurdle at the end… gives me chills every time.
	☀ 7:48pm WLSClark: I have not heard many of these and every one is awesome!
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: Glad you are tuned in Clark
	7:51pm Ross66: Such great music, Andrew!
	7:51pm WR: Amazing! Thanks Andrew. Sweet kids!
	7:51pm johnyoung1234: While I was here soaking in the great sounds I wandered over to Discogs to buy the Heartaches and Harmonies box set (since I did not have it) and scored one for $50 signed by Phil!!! Can't believe it!
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Ross
	7:51pm MOM WHIG: Hey Ross
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Yes, WR!
	7:52pm sw2442: Hi Ross66
	7:52pm Gaylord Fields: Margaret Everly is still alive!
	7:52pm MOM WHIG: Wow johnyoung - that's GREAT!
	7:52pm Ross66: I need to fill in the gaps of my Every’s collection!
	7:52pm Greg McGarvey: Wow. Unreleased tape from the 1940s… very generous!
	☀ 7:52pm WLSClark: KMA in Shenandoah, Iowa radio tracks I imagine. That station is much as it was then--the regional AM station that gives all the farm news. I love it. Listen often.
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: yes, Gaylord - 101 years young.
	7:52pm Ross66: Hey SW2442!
	7:53pm Matt Clarke: Incredible, Sir Gaylord
	7:53pm Ross66: Hey, Mom Whig, Gaylord!
	☀ 7:53pm WLSClark: Gaylord, wow, that is amazing! Had no idea.
	7:53pm MOM WHIG: I just looked - she's 102
	7:54pm johnyoung1234: Music is the closest thing we have to a real time machine. You can picture being there in the room.
	7:55pm Greg McGarvey: Don’s speaking voice sounding kind of like his hero Hank on the Mother’s Best radio shows
	7:55pm Gaylord Fields: They are my fave-o-right singing duo, indeed!
	7:56pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Ross66!
	7:56pm cometothesunshine: If you don't just feel this deep in your hearts, you don't have one.
	7:59pm Dominick: Mighty Fine!
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: I can't believe Ike just dropped Merle Travis' name like that!
	8:01pm Greg McGarvey: I swear my Grandpa (western PA at the time) said he listened to the Everly Family radio show. Not sure if he was misremembering. I guess maybe this is Iowa 1951?
	8:02pm cometothesunshine: yes, that is pretty close, Greg
	8:02pm WR: Yeah, we dunno if he knew Travis or not, but he played the tune ok.
	8:03pm Greg McGarvey: Cool
	8:03pm cometothesunshine: He did know him - they both learned guitar from the same man.
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: the black country blues guitarist Arnold Shultz
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: Via Mose Rager
	8:07pm WR: Knew a few others learned from Arnold Shultz, didn't know Travis as well.
	☀ 8:10pm WLSClark: HOLLIES tribute!!!
	8:13pm Ross66: The Hollies played the backing tracks on Two Yanks
	8:14pm johnyoung1234: @Ross66: Only on 1/2 of them
	8:14pm Ross66: Is that right?
	8:15pm WR: Now a tune reminding that The Walker Bros did their Everlys homework as well.
	8:15pm johnyoung1234: @Ross66: Check the Wikipedia entry. On "So Lonely" it was part of the Wrecking Crew. 1/2 the album was recorded in Hollywood!
	☀ 8:17pm WLSClark: Well, I have to say that the Hollies original beats the Wrecking Crew on this one.
	8:17pm Greg McGarvey: Nash looked like the happiest guy in the world singing with Don in Cleveland 2014
	8:19pm Gerry from Miami: ANDREW, this tribute to the Everlys ranks right near the top of all your retrospectives. Your personal professional experience, your meticulous attention to detail, and your obvious love for the music make for an unbeatable combination toward your audience's pleasure. Thanks, and keep up the great work!
	8:20pm cometothesunshine: Graham Nash loves the Everlys - talking about them is how I got to know him.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: Gerry - thank you for your kind words.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: JY1234 is correct - only half of Two Yanks was taped in London.
	8:21pm Greg McGarvey: Haha hard to imagine there was yet another full Burma Shave take available! This one rocks too.
	8:22pm MOM WHIG: I remember the Burma Shave signs all the way from VA TO pa TO MY GRANDPARENTS HOMES IN THE LATE 58'S.
	8:22pm Matt Clarke: A loving tribute, Andrew. Thank you.
	8:23pm MOM WHIG: Good to see you here Gerry -- this is GREAT!
	8:25pm Gerry from Miami: Couldn't miss this one, MOM WHIG! Eat your heart out, BUNNY!!
	8:25pm Greg McGarvey: When the host gestured toward Don’s box seats, the crowd at PlayhouseSquare in 2014 went balliiiiiistic. I felt so happy to see Don get so much love.
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Matt.
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: Wish I had been there, Greg.
	☀ 8:27pm WLSClark: Didnt the Beatles do So How Come No One Loves Me for BBC? Seems like I remember them doing it.
	8:27pm sw2442: Hi Gerry
	8:28pm MOM WHIG: I remember this one -- I was 10 (1957) when it came out
	8:29pm Joe B: @Clark - yes it's on the 1994 Live at the BBC release
	☀ 8:30pm WLSClark: Thanks Joe. I thought I had heard them doing it.
	8:32pm Ross66: Least we forget their huge influence on Simon and Garfunkel
	8:33pm cometothesunshine: A huge influence
	8:36pm Feldpausch: I'm so glad I caught this show. An impressive deep-dive, Andrew. Loving the show
	8:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Feldpausch - glad you caught it too!
	8:37pm Gerry from Miami: MOM, me too! First on the radio, then on American Bandstand and again on Dick Clark's Saturday night "US Top Ten" show sponsored by some chewing gum company. Did Clark ever allow any of his guests to sing live on any of his programs? Unlike pop singers appearing on Ed Sullivan's show, all of Clark's hitmakers were made to lip-sync.
	☀ 8:39pm WLSClark: If anyone watched the Dick Clark cool 60's TV series "American Dreams", the Everlies actually were on it TWICE doing "Power of Love" both times in clips from Bandstand as part of the TV watching parts of the show.
	8:39pm Gerry from Miami: Hello to you, sw2442!
	☀ 8:39pm WLSClark: I think so, anyway.
	8:40pm Eric R: checking in...I loved that old radio stuff with Ike and Mom.
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Eric!
	8:40pm MOM WHIG: Andrew - this has been the BEST 4 hours for all of us here today!! We really thank you and appreciate your selections - brings back many memories for a lot of us here now.
	8:42pm cometothesunshine: Oh, thank you Mom! I need that and to share this with all of you.
	8:43pm Eric R: it's a very emotional show for us.
	8:43pm MOM WHIG: Eric - well, I'm an emotional person anyway -- this has been great.
	8:44pm uptown jen: Thanks for this incredible show. I’ve been singing along the entire time. What a legacy. RIP, Phil and Don.❤️
	8:44pm WR: "Lay It Down" is amazing. Should have been a hit.
	8:45pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Jen - I am so glad!
	8:45pm sw2442: You really did Don and Phil justice today. When Don passed a couple of days ago, I went all through radio here in L.A./Southern California looking for just even a song honoring the legacy of The Everly's...nothing...I was so disappointed. I knew you would have something great for us in tribute...thank you Andrew...bless you.
	8:46pm LMarb: Clinkin' on the coke bottle?
	8:46pm cometothesunshine: Bless you, sw2442 - it was an honor.
	8:46pm Gerry from Miami: Later, all you Everly Brothers fans! Phil and Don may not be with us here on Planet Earth any longer, but their spirit, music and love will always reside in our hearts. Thanks again, Andrew!
	8:46pm KarenS: Andrew, you’ve outdone yourself with this tribute. Thank you for sharing it with us.
	8:48pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Gerry. Thank you, Karen - means so much to me.
	8:49pm LMarb: Wonderful evening with the Everlys. Just what we needed. Thank you!
	8:49pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, LMarb
	8:50pm Chop Scott: Bravo Andrew! A wonderful tribute--thank you.
	8:50pm Ross66: So glad I tuned in tonight, made me appreciate the Everlys so much more
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Chop Scott. I am so glad Ross - that is what I wanted to do. This music was made to love.
	8:51pm Woo: Thank you. Truly amazing.
	8:51pm MOM WHIG: Hey Chop
	8:51pm Chop Scott: Howdy Mom Whig!
	8:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Woo - this was the Brothers' traditional show closer.
	8:52pm Eric R: they do the best version of this song. I just noticed I used the present tense.
	8:52pm cometothesunshine: I don't really care for any other version, Eric
	8:52pm MOM WHIG: This is my fav song of theirs. love it so much
	8:55pm sufferwords: thank you for doing this- going to pass it on to my students
	8:56pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, sufferwords - I hope some of them like it.
	8:56pm Greg McGarvey: Thanks also for playing You Can Fly earlier. What a great hidden gem.
	8:56pm cometothesunshine: Yes, a beautiful song for sure.
	8:56pm uptown jen: This is beautiful.
	8:57pm cometothesunshine: Bye - love you all - please take care!
	8:57pm Eric R: sob.....great job, Andrew.
	8:57pm MOM WHIG: sufferwords - good to see you again only briefly
	8:57pm WR: Dave Edmunds did his version of the Everlys doing Let It Be Me in '75. An obvious tribute.
	8:57pm Dominick: Thank you Andrew!
	8:57pm Greg McGarvey: Thanks AS! Peace all.
	8:58pm Matt Clarke: Thank you Andrew!
	8:58pm Eric: Fantastic show! Just curious... Seeing as you worked with The Kinks and The Everly Brothers, did Ray and Dave or Phil and Don ever acknowledge the relationship between the guitar riffs in the bridge of Mr Churchill Say and the riff in Wake Up Little Susie?
	8:58pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you more than I can express, Andrew. This show has been prepared and executed with such appreciation and love.
	8:58pm Matt Fiveash: Phenomenal show Andrew! Thanks!
	8:59pm WR: Thank you Thank you Andrew...
	8:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks Matt, Gaylord, WR, Domincik, Eric R
	8:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Thank you, Andrew! Peace & LoVe ya’ll!! The Everly Brothers!!! So good!

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from August 23, 2021

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August 23, 2021: SPECIAL: A salute to the Everly Brothers

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
The Everly Brothers	Kentucky "Kentucky" by "The Everly Brothers"	Songs Our Daddy Taught Us	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Green River "Green River" by "The Everly Brothers"	Stories We Could Tell	0:04:19 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Bowling Green (BBC 1968)		0:08:41 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Walk Right Back		0:11:07 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	All I Have To Do Is Dream (BBC 1963)		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Always It's You		0:18:25 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Don't Forget To Cry		0:21:28 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Sleepless Nights		0:23:36 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) (live 1965)		0:26:20 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	That's Too Good To Be True		0:29:27 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	You're My Girl		0:32:40 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	The Price Of Love		0:35:14 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Kiss Your Man Goodbye		0:37:49 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Leave My Woman Alone (take one)		0:39:47 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Gone, Gone, Gone		0:42:41 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Nancy's Minuet		0:46:53 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	The Collector		0:49:06 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	It's All Over (mono 45)		0:52:01 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I Don't Want To Love You		0:54:11 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Omaha (remix)		0:58:14 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Empty Boxes "Empty Boxes" by "The Everly Brothers"		1:01:38 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Living Too Close To The Ground	Roots	1:04:07 (Pop-up)
Don Everly	You Can Fly (demo) "You Can Fly (demo)" by "Don Everly"	Give Me A Future	1:06:19 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Oh, So Many Years	Songs Our Daddy Taught Us	1:08:19 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Long Time Gone	Songs Our Daddy Taught Us	1:10:40 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Cathy's Clown (mono 45)		1:14:13 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	The Devil's Child (mono 45)		1:16:42 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Love Is Strange (mono 45)		1:19:07 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Since You Broke My Heart		1:23:20 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	You're The One I Love		1:23:52 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Man With Money		1:27:05 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Lonely Avenue	Beat & Soul	1:29:57 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Lonely Weekends	Rock 'N Soul	1:31:34 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Money (That's What I Want)	Beat & Soul	1:33:35 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	The Girl Can't Help It	Beat & Soul	1:36:38 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Milk Train "Milk Train" by "The Everly Brothers"		1:40:19 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I'm On The Way Home Again (mono 45)		1:43:09 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Cuckoo Bird (mono 45)		1:45:19 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Woman Don't You Try To Tie Me Down	Pass The Chicken And Listen	1:47:54 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Shady Grove "Shady Grove" by "The Everly Brothers"	Roots	1:52:03 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Lord Of The Manor		1:54:45 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	My Little Yellow Bird		1:59:34 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Love With Your Heart (version one)		2:01:32 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	You're Just What I Was Looking For Today (remix)		2:04:29 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I'm Finding It Rough		2:07:10 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Devoted To You		2:12:51 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Crying In The Rain (mono 45)		2:15:16 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Love Hurts "Love Hurts" by "The Everly Brothers"		2:17:09 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I Wonder If I Care As Much (demo)	Too Good To Be True	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Maybe Tomorrow (demo)	Give Me A Future	2:21:39 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Love Of My Life (take one)		2:24:46 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Some Sweet Day	It's Everly Time!	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	('Til) I Kissed You		2:29:16 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Life Ain't Worth Living	Too Good To Be True	2:31:39 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Why Not "Why Not" by "The Everly Brothers"	The New Album	2:32:50 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I Used To Love You		2:38:01 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I'll See Your Light (remix)		2:40:20 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Leave My Girl Alone	In Our Image	2:42:55 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Follow Me "Follow Me" by "The Everly Brothers"		2:45:14 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	It Only Costs A Dime	In Our Image	2:47:13 (Pop-up)
The Everly Family	Radio Show Excerpts		2:50:06 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Down In The Willow Garden (take one - electric)	Songs Our Daddy Taught Us (expanded CD)	3:05:13 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I'm Afraid "I'm Afraid" by "The Everly Brothers"		3:06:43 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	The Ferris Wheel		3:08:24 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	So Lonely "So Lonely" by "The Everly Brothers"	Two Yanks In England	3:10:40 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Even If I Hold It In My Hands (take two)	Chained To A Memory	3:13:17 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	I'm Not Angry (take fourteen)		3:17:56 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Burma Shave (take 8)		3:19:55 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	How Can I Meet Her (take seven)		3:22:08 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	So How Come (No One Loves Me)	A Date With The Everly Brothers	3:23:53 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Wake Up Little Susie (live on Jim Reeves' Country Hoedown)	Classic Everly Brothers	3:26:11 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Give Me A Future (demo)	Too Good To Be True	3:29:34 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Bye Bye Love (live from Leatherneck Jamboree)	Classic Everly Brothers	3:31:34 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Bird Dog (take one)		3:33:50 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	When Will I Be Loved		3:35:59 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Made To Love "Made To Love" by "The Everly Brothers"	A Date With The Everly Brothers	3:37:48 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Lay It Down "Lay It Down" by "The Everly Brothers"	Pass The Chicken And Listen	3:41:20 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Sing Me Back Home	Roots	3:44:39 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	It's My Time "It's My Time" by "The Everly Brothers"		3:48:30 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Let It Be Me (BBC 1968)		3:51:06 (Pop-up)
Don Everly	Only Me "Only Me" by "Don Everly"		3:53:35 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Now Is The Hour (Maori Farewell Song)	Both Sides Of An Evening	3:56:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:13pm cometothesunshine: Welcome to the chat for Come To The Sunshine's 4-hour Everly Brothers special
	5:00pm Woof: Hello Andrew! Hello everyone!
	5:00pm Woof: Thank you for this amazing tribute special
	5:01pm sw2442: Hi Andrew...this will be amazing...
	5:01pm sw2442: Hi Woof...
	5:01pm cometothesunshine: Hello - thanks for joining me!
	5:03pm Feldpausch: ❤️The Everly Brothers
	5:04pm cometothesunshine: Welcome Feldpausch
	5:04pm sw2442: Hi Feldpausch
	5:06pm mce1965: Thank you for putting this together - much needed and appreciated Andrew.
	5:06pm cometothesunshine: Welcome MCE - this will not disappoint
	5:07pm cometothesunshine: I was struck by the similarities in Green River and the All Things Must Pass production style.
	5:07pm PaulRobeson1920: Good afternoon, music lovers & friendship society! HI
	5:07pm mce1965: They opened with this when I saw them in Central City on 9/1/01, two weekends before world changed
	5:07pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Paul
	5:08pm mce1965: The audience was quizzical - I was ecstatic
	5:08pm Olivia Greene: Hello everyone! Thank you, Andrew!
	5:08pm cometothesunshine: Saw them do it at Royal Albert Hall, mce
	5:08pm cometothesunshine: Welcome, Olivia
	5:08pm MOM WHIG: Hi Andrew, Woof, sw2442, mce1965, Paul R1920, Olivia
	5:09pm cometothesunshine: Welcome Mom Whig
	5:09pm KarenS: 💙 Don Everly Thanks for this special show Andrew.
	5:09pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Karen! Glad you are here.
	5:10pm WR: Thanks for the Everly Brothers feature today. When I started working in a record store in 1970 my manager told me that as long as the Everlys are making records he will be in the business. This is the same guy who turned me on to The Stooges and Albert Ayler.
	5:10pm cometothesunshine: A wise man, WR
	5:10pm MOM WHIG: Hi KarenS
	5:11pm mce1965: Wonderful BBC take - tight!
	5:12pm WR: Hi Mom Whig and the rest of the rock and soul streamers.
	5:12pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, I definitely didn't pick anything for today's show for obscure reasons. Everything is as good as or better than the more familiar stuff. And in some cases, it is the most familiar version.
	5:13pm MOM WHIG: Good to see you WR
	5:13pm sw2442: Hello MOM WHIG, Olivia, Karen, WR, PaulRobeson and mce1965
	5:13pm MOM WHIG: I only got to see them once here at Wolf Trap in Va in the early 90's.
	5:15pm cometothesunshine: They were great pretty much every time I saw them. I was fortunate to see several shows over many years. Really loved them.
	5:15pm Joe B: RIP Don. Thanks for doing this Andrew
	5:16pm cometothesunshine: Of course - thanks, Joe.
	5:17pm MOM WHIG: Joe so glad you are here
	5:19pm sw2442: Hi Joe
	5:19pm cometothesunshine: The Everly Brothers made nearly perfect recordings all through 1960. Just flawless.
	5:20pm mce1965: Yep. Truly superb in every single way.
	5:22pm Greg McGarvey: Nerd alert… but I almost passed out hearing session chatter and a false start that didn’t make it to The Price Of Fame.
	5:23pm cometothesunshine: Greg - I broke out a lot of fantastic stuff for today. Stick around!
	5:24pm Feldpausch: yessss Sleepless Nights
	5:25pm mce1965: My mom was an Everlys freak and had every album up through Instant Party so they were as important to me as the Beatles. However, I was very confused as a kid by what happened after A Date With... : "Why are they singing 'My Mammy' and 'Jezebel'?"
	5:26pm cometothesunshine: Instant Party was enough to kill their career
	5:26pm sw2442: Hi Greg...I agree...studio chatter, especially for songs that have become legendary and classic, are really special. They probably had no idea what magic they were creating.
	5:26pm mce1965: No doubt.
	5:27pm annie: such great stuff!
	5:28pm Eric R: hi all. I don't have any groovy Everly Brothers stories except for what they did to my little head when I was a kid. They taught all of us how to sing harmony.
	5:29pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Annie!
	5:29pm mce1965: This is amazing
	5:29pm sw2442: Hi Eric.. I agree...Don and Phil did teach us harmony...
	5:29pm sw2442: Greetings Annie...
	5:30pm MOM WHIG: Good to see you Eric - I know today is busy for you. Yes, Harmony!!!
	5:30pm ?: Was talking about this song at length last night
	5:31pm Eric R: hey Mom. I'll be dropping in and out for these 4 hours. I've got Everly Brothers singles, tapes, CDs. Good to mourn with fellow fans.
	5:32pm MOM WHIG: Eris - for sure -- they were amazing!
	5:33pm cometothesunshine: Mid-60s screaming at its best!!!
	5:33pm SFmatt: YES!
	5:33pm ?: YES!
	5:33pm annie: hah, i thought it was just creaming..oops
	5:34pm KarenS: Primal Everlys!!
	5:34pm Joe B: I had the opposite of gateway with this material - I knew the hit era quite well as a kid because my mom was a fan but did not discover the great mid to late 60s stuff until the early 90s
	5:35pm Eric R: me too, Joe. Then I heard Gone Gone Gone.
	5:36pm mce1965: There were a couple of Ace compilations, "Hidden Gems" in the late '80s that were totally mindblowing - I couldn't believe I'd gone all my life without hearing this stuff
	5:36pm Joe B: a great one Eric!
	5:36pm annie: extremely eccentric musical family was mine, yet we had NYCity radio! you could say i did well for the tunes
	5:36pm cometothesunshine: Someone wrote me a letter after the 1994 Heartaches & Harmonies Rhino box set I was a compiler & producer on. They complained I included too much of the Everly Brothers mid-60s screaming. I felt there wasn't enough!
	5:36pm Greg McGarvey: I caught the obsession from my Dad, who ultimately took me to see them almost every year of my childhood. I read the news about Don just as I’d left a gig of my own, feeling dazed and confused by the words on my screen… but eventually I realized that the two-part harmony that my partner and I brought to our stage is about as good a tribute we could have paid to the guy. We learned it from him and Phil.
	5:38pm Greg McGarvey: Thanks again for giving us a place to gather together and celebrate the legacy. Still under-appreciated IMO.
	5:38pm Joe B: The Rhino box was a game changer for me! A friend who was a jimmy page freak had turned me on to the couple songs he plays on on Two Yanks ... then the Rhino box ... I could not believe that they had all this great (relatively) obscure stuff for such a famous act
	5:39pm cometothesunshine: Glad I could get this together for us all to share. The only thing I could do with my emotions on the situation.
	5:40pm annie: i hate to admit it took me a while of strolling past the window to actually step inside the world of drummer streams!
	5:41pm Eric R: alternate takes are always cool, even the ones that break down.
	5:41pm uptown jen: Hi, friends! Joining a bit late but loving it!
	5:42pm Eric R: yes!!!!
	5:42pm KarenS: Hi Jen!
	5:43pm MOM WHIG: hey uptown jen - glad you made it today. Hi annie
	5:43pm uptown jen: One of my favorite concert experiences ever is seeing the Everlys as the special guests of Simon and Garfunkel and not knowing they were there! I went with my dad, and we were both floored and thrilled. Both duos were in fine form.
	5:44pm bigplanetnoise: Hey A and everybody all! Sounding great!
	5:44pm uptown jen: This is one of my faves of theirs. It makes every upbeat playlist I make.
	5:44pm RandallB: A great cover of "Gone Gone Gone" was done by a Mn group called Crow on their "Crow by Crow" LP. Completely different style but great.
	5:44pm Eric R: thanks for playing that, andrew
	5:44pm uptown jen: Hi, Karen and MOM WHIG!
	5:44pm sw2442: Hi uptown jen
	5:44pm MOM WHIG: BPN good to see you here too -- hi to RandallB
	5:45pm bigplanetnoise: Hey Mom!
	5:46pm sw2442: Hi bigplanetnoise
	5:46pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, BPN
	5:46pm MOM WHIG: BPN are all ok there in TN with the floods in places.
	5:46pm bigplanetnoise: Hey sw!
	5:46pm cometothesunshine: Welcome RandallB
	5:48pm RandallB: Mom, I grew up in Paris Tn about 30 miles from Waverly so these flood pictures are devastating.
	5:48pm uptown jen: Hello, sw and BPN!
	5:48pm RandallB: Hi Andrew
	5:49pm sw2442: Hi RandallB...
	5:50pm MOM WHIG: RandallB - I can feel your pain there from the floods
	5:50pm bigplanetnoise: Hi uptown jen!!!!!
	5:51pm Eric R: love this thing. wow I need this album still
	5:51pm cometothesunshine: Definitely an album everyone needs, Eric R
	5:54pm cometothesunshine: An astonishing A-side - who was going to buy this in 1965?
	5:54pm Eric R: some of these are making me go to the headphones. Like this and the previous.
	5:56pm Richard Whig: hola all. such sweet sounds!
	5:56pm cometothesunshine: welcome Richard
	5:57pm sw2442: Hi Richard
	5:57pm Dave the Spazz: Thanks for doing this, Andrew
	5:58pm She Chimp: Here digging it Andrew. good stuff
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: Of course, Dave - needed to do this show.
	5:58pm cometothesunshine: Glad you are digging it She Chimp.
	6:01pm Frank Zaatar: This is such a great set. It's also great for people who think of the Everly Brothers as representing happy, innocent times. I'm struck by how they managed to convey bitterness and melancholy in such sweet voices.
	6:02pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, Frank - I feel they were really deep on so many levels.
	6:02pm Eric R: gotta drop out for a bit. Sad but exhilarating stuff.
	6:04pm cometothesunshine: This is one of my favorites - You're Living Too Close To The Ground.
	6:05pm annie: WOW!!! i only just heard this for the first time last week.
	6:06pm cometothesunshine: A great discovery, annie
	6:06pm Fred Velez: I hope this special program will be available on the podcast.
	6:07pm medson: Hey Andrew and everyone
	6:07pm annie: i really hooked into it immedaitely, i'll have to investigate
	6:07pm cometothesunshine: Hello medson - welcome - thanks for stopping by
	6:08pm cometothesunshine: Fred - you will be able to listen to from the archive right on this page later today.
	6:08pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: I need that Roots Lp, the back ups on Too Close were so haunting, unearthly.
	6:09pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Andrew! Love the show, not so enamoured of the reason for it.
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Glynis - backups are just Phil without Don on that one.
	6:10pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Gaylord. The music is helping me - I devoted myself to Don & Phil many years ago.
	6:13pm annie: "Too close to the ground", was likely a song i heard in a movie this last week.
	6:14pm Gaylord Fields: Likewise, Andrew. Like you, I feel unsteady living in a world the Everly Brothers do not. Well, not corporeally.
	6:14pm Feldpausch: This is very special, hearing unreleased tracks and super-rare takes
	6:15pm Feldpausch: Hi Gaylord!
	6:15pm Frank Zaatar: Did they ever actually hang out with Simon and Garfunkel? I thought I heard a bit of I am a Rock in one of those tracks.
	6:15pm cometothesunshine: Well Gaylord, better than a world where they are not fully appreciated. I believe their music is eternal.
	6:15pm MOM WHIG: medson, Gaylord, Glynis - Wow so many FAVS to choose from them
	6:16pm cometothesunshine: Frank - they were heroes to S&G and later did a tour with them in 2004.
	6:16pm MOM WHIG: hola RW too
	6:16pm sw2442: Well put Andrew...
	6:16pm ?: Sooo coolLove the more Hippy-ish Everly Brothers 68-72
	6:17pm cometothesunshine: A great Leon Russell arrangement on this one.
	6:18pm Gaylord Fields: I literally get chills up and down my spine when I hear those “Cathy’s Clown” harmonies. And I mean “literally” literally.
	6:19pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Feldpauch and Mom Whig!
	6:21pm johnyoung1234: Hello Andrew! Hope you play their version of "Carolina In My Mind" from 1969. It's FAB.
	6:21pm ?: Love the more Hippie-ish Everly’s 67-72 This is incredibly swell!
	6:22pm Frank Zaatar: Yes, their influence on "Tom and Jerry" is pretty obvious. But I am wondering if the influence ever went the other way in the late 60s.
	6:22pm MOM WHIG: johnyoung1234--glad you made it here
	6:22pm ?: Love the more Hippie-ish Everly’s 67-72 This is incredibly swell!
	6:23pm sw2442: Hi Johnyoung1234
	6:23pm johnyoung1234: @MOM WHIG--It's been difficult to get here over the past few weeks but I made it today!
	6:24pm johnyoung1234: Ooh...stereo! That sounds nice...
	6:24pm Denro: This is the song I was hoping to hear today - thank you, Andrew, for playing "Since You Broke My Heart!"!
	6:25pm PaulRobeson1920: Nice album art on Roots! Well lit
	6:27pm MOM WHIG: PaulR1920 - luv their stripped pants on that album.
	6:27pm cometothesunshine: Of course, Denro
	6:27pm Dominick: Hello Andrew and all!
	6:28pm Woo: Hey Andrew, MOM WHIG and everybody. Phil and Don. Let 'em in
	6:28pm sw2442: Hi Dominick and Woo
	6:29pm Matt Clarke: Hi Andrew and all! Thank you for doing this, Andrew.
	6:29pm cometothesunshine: Hi Woo
	6:29pm sw2442: Hi Matt...
	6:29pm Woo: Hey sw2442. These songs are making me incredibly happy on a sad occasion.
	6:30pm cometothesunshine: Hey Matt - so glad you could tune in - so many groovy surprises in this salute.
	6:31pm cometothesunshine: Welcome Dominick and JY1234 and Paul R - thanks for being here.
	6:32pm cometothesunshine: Truly Rock'N Soul Radio
	6:33pm Greg McGarvey: :)
	6:33pm MOM WHIG: Hi Dom, and Matt too
	6:33pm Dominick: Hi Mom!
	6:33pm MOM WHIG: Hey Woo and Gregory McG
	6:35pm Matt Clarke: Hi sw2442 and Mom! So many great Don moments. Magic.
	6:37pm Joe B: yeah! more screamers!
	6:37pm Greg McGarvey: Hope you all have a chance to visit RCA Studio B. Such otherworldly sounds captured there. There is a smaller room outside the main studio where I was told Songs Our Daddy Taught Us was recorded. It’s really too much to take in when I’m there - this stuff got under my skin as a little kid and it continues to move me like religion might move others.
	6:37pm cometothesunshine: That's what I am all about, Joe B.
	6:38pm Greg McGarvey: Hi Mom and all! Wow, awesome extended “Money”!
	6:38pm Joe B: @Greg - yes, have gone twice, great!
	6:38pm Matt Clarke: @Greg: I did get to visit twice! It was great
	6:38pm Woo: The Girl Can't Help It has such great lyrics.
	6:38pm cometothesunshine: I did visit Studio B and soaked in the Bill Porter magic for a moment. A spiritual Mecca for me.
	6:39pm Greg McGarvey: Just the best! It was fun reading about Porter’s Pyramids.
	6:39pm cometothesunshine: If you want a thrill listen to the Everlys 1963 live in Paris album - basically two guys speeding through punk versions of their best early music.
	6:41pm Greg McGarvey: I was turned on to that via the 2008 EB CTTS episode. Stunning!! Fuzz (or at least cranked amp) guitar in 1963!
	6:42pm Joe B: Partridge Family team meets the Everlys!
	6:42pm cometothesunshine: Greg - thanks for checking that out - I definitely wanted to expose that side. This episode is a bit of a contrast to that one.
	6:43pm Matt Clarke: Love love love this one
	6:43pm cometothesunshine: That one should've been a hit, Joe B.
	6:43pm Greg McGarvey: Surely. Great to hear some WB single/alt mixes that weren’t included on that episode.
	6:43pm Joe B: agreed!
	6:43pm johnyoung1234: Clarence White! Can recognize that Tele sound!
	6:44pm cometothesunshine: Only recently found the mono 45 of this one, Matt. It came out on a stereo 45 too.
	6:44pm johnyoung1234: Master and inventor of the B-string bender!
	6:44pm Matt Clarke: Very cool to hear this mono mix.
	6:45pm Dominick: Man oh man, I remember hearing this when it came out!
	6:45pm johnyoung1234: Another great one!
	6:46pm cometothesunshine: Yeah - I think there is more vocalizing own the fade, Matt.
	6:46pm Matt Clarke: Is Gene Parsons on this single too?
	6:47pm Denro: Cuckoo Byrds!
	6:47pm cometothesunshine: Yes, I think so, Matt.
	6:47pm johnyoung1234: I had a chance to see Clarence White's guitar up close via Marty Stuart (who now owns it). It's an amazing instrument. It looks like two Telecaster bodies sandwiched together like an Oreo cookie in order to build that first B-string bender into it!
	6:48pm Greg McGarvey: So cool, John
	6:49pm Matt Clarke: @johnyoung1234: I think he was playing it as the Sweetheart shows and talked about it? Do you remember if he was?
	6:50pm cometothesunshine: Country, Folk, Psychedelia, Ballads, Rock, Soul, Beat - the Everlys did it all.
	6:50pm johnyoung1234: Yes! That's where I saw it. I snuck into a show early and Marty came out to warm up.
	6:50pm Candy-O'67: This has been so good, Andrew! Been in my car listening!
	6:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Candy!
	6:51pm sw2442: Hi Candy-O
	6:53pm Candy-O'67: Hey sw2442!
	6:54pm Greg McGarvey: Gotta make me a Roots t-shirt… best record ever and still a fairly well-kept secret.
	6:56pm cometothesunshine: I remember walking in to Greg Geller's office before there were any individual album CDs of the Everly Bros. I said you have to do Roots and Two Yanks In England. He said those were their two worst selling Warner Bros. albums.
	6:56pm Matt Clarke: @johnyoung1234: Man that must've been great to see the warm-up!
	6:57pm Matt Clarke: That is amazing, Andrew. Both of those just totally knocked my socks off on first listen.
	6:57pm cometothesunshine: This record comes from a totally different planet - I still wonder what the hell is happening.
	6:58pm Greg McGarvey: Haha, two of the best! My dad and I were so elated when a Roots CD was finally made available.
	7:00pm Greg McGarvey: I love the Bitter End version as well
	7:00pm johnyoung1234: @Matt Clarke - the most amazing thing was that I met McGuinn and Hillman. It's a story for another time. McGuinn was super nice. Hillman...not so much.
	7:00pm cometothesunshine: Yeah, Greg - I think they cut another version of it too that is now lost.
	7:02pm Matt Clarke: @johnyoung1234: Save that story. Want to hear about it.
	7:03pm Greg McGarvey: I would love to hear Bonnie Prince Billie do ‘Manor.’ I send him Don rarities from time to time.
	7:03pm johnyoung1234: I want to say that besides the individual great tracks here there is an art and talent to how Andrew creates a playlist!
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: Thanks JY - I spent about 12 hours on this show - but I loved it.
	7:04pm cometothesunshine: I just kept getting deeper into it.
	7:05pm Matt Clarke: Such a great version of this track
	7:05pm Matt Clarke: Thank you for making the effort, Andrew. This is a fantastic tribute.
	7:05pm Eric R: back for a bit. Can't stay away.
	7:06pm Greg McGarvey: Great segues. I recall Empty Boxes (?) going into another acoustic guitar-led track. Perfect.
	7:06pm cometothesunshine: I was very lucky to have a wonderful experience working with the Everlys - they were just the best.
	7:07pm Eric R: oh boy...
	7:07pm cometothesunshine: Co-written by the producer of Never Mind The Bollocks
	7:08pm Dominick: enjoying the depths Andrew!
	7:08pm PaulRobeson1920: Cuckoo Bird reminds me of Waterboy, sung by Paul (1946) My Little Yellow Bird - wow, really wow @Matt: Yeah! Fantastic!
	7:08pm johnyoung1234: @cometothesunshine: The stories you could tell
	7:08pm cometothesunshine: Chris Thomas - played harpsichord on the Beatles "Piggies," produced the Pretenders, quite a leap from the Hat & Tie
	7:10pm Eric R: really? I had no idea of that connection.
	7:10pm izzy: Great show! Can't chat!
	7:11pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Izzy!
	☀ 7:11pm WLSClark: Just getting here awhile ago, but great stuff I am hearing from a great duo.
	7:12pm cometothesunshine: Luckily Chrysler sponsored today's show.
	7:12pm Woo: I had a Plymouth Duster. I loved that car.
	7:13pm Feldpausch: OMG the Duster. A fast little A-frame, great car
	7:14pm Woo: ....although the cigarette lighter got stuck once and melted some of the dashboard. Since I didn't smoke cigarettes I had a hard time explaining that to my father....
	7:14pm johnyoung1234: Amazing how little instrumentation there is on this but what an amazing song that sounds so full because of their harmonies.
	7:14pm MOM WHIG: WLS - happy you finally made it here.
	7:15pm cometothesunshine: Good mixing too, JY
	7:15pm johnyoung1234: Who mixed it?
	7:15pm Greg McGarvey: It makes my head explode when Don says (BBC 1984 doc maybe) that they never did anything in the studio in the late ‘60s that “mattered.” But with the Heartaches & Harmonies box set (and that 2-CD Walk Right Back collection before it), some of their “failed” singles got the second chance they deserved. I’m glad they got to see that happen.
	7:15pm cometothesunshine: Bill Porter was amazing - he was incredible with his submixes at RCA
	7:16pm Eric R: classics
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: He also did the Orbison Monument sides. And lots of Elvis.
	7:16pm sw2442: Hi WLSClark
	7:16pm cometothesunshine: He would mix the stereo versions during the live session to save a generation of tape noise.
	7:17pm Eric R: did Phil come up with the harmony parts?
	7:17pm cometothesunshine: Eric - Phil told me that Boudleaux wrote the Devoted to you part for him, but the others he came up with.
	7:18pm Eric R: thanks. Fantastic stuff.
	☀ 7:18pm WLSClark: sw2442, Mom, Andrew, great to get here, if late.
	7:18pm cometothesunshine: Greg - re:Don - he was disappointed that radio gave up on them after 1963.
	7:19pm johnyoung1234: It's amazing how tight their harmonies are. Their timing and cadence (pardon the pun) are spot on.
	7:20pm cometothesunshine: JY - They were gifted and extremely driven.
	7:22pm Eric R: I can hear how they influenced Rank and File
	7:23pm Feldpausch: No way to improve on this demo
	7:23pm Greg McGarvey: I feel that, if a person who’d somehow never even heard the hits was given the Heartaches & Harmonies box set, they would have no idea which era had the most hit singles. Their voices are just so rich by the mid-to-late ‘60s and the songs and arrangements are so interesting. I even spin Pass The Chicken about as often as It’s Everly Time or other early classics.
	7:25pm cometothesunshine: Take One - the Everly Brothers nailing it
	7:25pm Matt Clarke: @Greg McGarvey: I was definitely shocked having started listening to them in the 2Ks. Their 50s songs weren't even on the radio anymore that I can remember, so it was a treasure trove exploring their catalogue.
	7:26pm LMarb: The harmonies in Maybe Tomorrow bring tears. They are perfection.
	7:27pm cometothesunshine: I agree LMarb
	7:28pm Matt Clarke: Beautiful song
	7:28pm Dominick: @Matt, The Everlys were the very 1st music that was memorable to me as a child. The though of a world where one grows up without hearing it is alien to me.
	7:28pm Greg McGarvey: That’s awesome Matt. I was born in 1983 so my situation was similar. I was hearing the 1963 Great Country Hits LP (with those amazing Glen Campbell leads) as much as any of the hits.
	7:29pm Matt Clarke: Another brilliant number
	7:31pm cometothesunshine: I learned a lot about folk, country and early rock from the Everlys in the late 1980s and 1990's. People like Elvis Costello was covering their songs live and I got a job at Warner Bros. where they had all of their deleted albums. I started listening to everyone and then finding the singles.
	7:31pm johnyoung1234: I'm sure we are sticking to early stuff but if you haven't heard "On The Wings of A Nightingale" (written by Paul McCartney) or "The Story Of Me" (written by Jeff Lynne) from EB'84 you need to. Both are amazing.
	7:33pm Eric R: speaking of Beatles, there's a thing Phil did where he'd have a harmony note at the end of the song, then instead of repeating that note on the same phrase would go up. Paul would do that, like in It Won't Be Long. I'm sure he got it from Phil.
	7:33pm cometothesunshine: I was not opposed to including the solo work or 80s stuff on today's show. The playlist was really just my emotional response to Don's passing. It just ended up as this and I feel it is a good exploration and different than my earlier show from years back.
	7:34pm Eric R: well yes, Don passed and we celebrate him but we love the two of them. Now that they're both gone it seems right to honor them together.
	7:35pm johnyoung1234: No complaints! Your shows are always great. As with many early artists (i.e. Del Shannon, Roy Orbison, etc.) there was a lot of great, great stuff that came later.
	7:35pm Matt Clarke: Fantastic album
	7:36pm Dominick: white stuff up my nose
	7:37pm Greg McGarvey: Haha! John Lennon sniffs coke bottle
	7:40pm WR: Wow Don Everly wrote "('Til) I Kissed You". A great song. Truly.
	7:40pm Matt Clarke: Mind blowing track. Crickets and Everlys make a good pairing!
	7:41pm Eric R: Matt, you've seen the videos of the Crickets backing the Everlys, haven't you?
	7:41pm Matt Clarke: @Eric R: Oh yes. Watch those regularly. Absolutely love it.
	7:42pm Eric R: I've got an Ace collection on tape that might even still work.
	7:43pm Eric R: back to work for me. I'll keep listening, though.
	7:43pm Greg McGarvey: For my own listening at home, I’ve tied together all the Cadence outtakes from the ~5 CDs that have come out. Little bit of crossfading and whatnot. To hear it in order is really thrilling (if a little tiring for my girlfriend). The failures are way more beautiful than what most of us could come up on our best days. Some bits surpass the released recordings - the end of “Oh, So Many Years” where they do that extra Olympian harmony hurdle at the end… gives me chills every time.
	☀ 7:48pm WLSClark: I have not heard many of these and every one is awesome!
	7:49pm cometothesunshine: Glad you are tuned in Clark
	7:51pm Ross66: Such great music, Andrew!
	7:51pm WR: Amazing! Thanks Andrew. Sweet kids!
	7:51pm johnyoung1234: While I was here soaking in the great sounds I wandered over to Discogs to buy the Heartaches and Harmonies box set (since I did not have it) and scored one for $50 signed by Phil!!! Can't believe it!
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Ross
	7:51pm MOM WHIG: Hey Ross
	7:51pm cometothesunshine: Yes, WR!
	7:52pm sw2442: Hi Ross66
	7:52pm Gaylord Fields: Margaret Everly is still alive!
	7:52pm MOM WHIG: Wow johnyoung - that's GREAT!
	7:52pm Ross66: I need to fill in the gaps of my Every’s collection!
	7:52pm Greg McGarvey: Wow. Unreleased tape from the 1940s… very generous!
	☀ 7:52pm WLSClark: KMA in Shenandoah, Iowa radio tracks I imagine. That station is much as it was then--the regional AM station that gives all the farm news. I love it. Listen often.
	7:52pm cometothesunshine: yes, Gaylord - 101 years young.
	7:52pm Ross66: Hey SW2442!
	7:53pm Matt Clarke: Incredible, Sir Gaylord
	7:53pm Ross66: Hey, Mom Whig, Gaylord!
	☀ 7:53pm WLSClark: Gaylord, wow, that is amazing! Had no idea.
	7:53pm MOM WHIG: I just looked - she's 102
	7:54pm johnyoung1234: Music is the closest thing we have to a real time machine. You can picture being there in the room.
	7:55pm Greg McGarvey: Don’s speaking voice sounding kind of like his hero Hank on the Mother’s Best radio shows
	7:55pm Gaylord Fields: They are my fave-o-right singing duo, indeed!
	7:56pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Ross66!
	7:56pm cometothesunshine: If you don't just feel this deep in your hearts, you don't have one.
	7:59pm Dominick: Mighty Fine!
	7:59pm cometothesunshine: I can't believe Ike just dropped Merle Travis' name like that!
	8:01pm Greg McGarvey: I swear my Grandpa (western PA at the time) said he listened to the Everly Family radio show. Not sure if he was misremembering. I guess maybe this is Iowa 1951?
	8:02pm cometothesunshine: yes, that is pretty close, Greg
	8:02pm WR: Yeah, we dunno if he knew Travis or not, but he played the tune ok.
	8:03pm Greg McGarvey: Cool
	8:03pm cometothesunshine: He did know him - they both learned guitar from the same man.
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: the black country blues guitarist Arnold Shultz
	8:04pm cometothesunshine: Via Mose Rager
	8:07pm WR: Knew a few others learned from Arnold Shultz, didn't know Travis as well.
	☀ 8:10pm WLSClark: HOLLIES tribute!!!
	8:13pm Ross66: The Hollies played the backing tracks on Two Yanks
	8:14pm johnyoung1234: @Ross66: Only on 1/2 of them
	8:14pm Ross66: Is that right?
	8:15pm WR: Now a tune reminding that The Walker Bros did their Everlys homework as well.
	8:15pm johnyoung1234: @Ross66: Check the Wikipedia entry. On "So Lonely" it was part of the Wrecking Crew. 1/2 the album was recorded in Hollywood!
	☀ 8:17pm WLSClark: Well, I have to say that the Hollies original beats the Wrecking Crew on this one.
	8:17pm Greg McGarvey: Nash looked like the happiest guy in the world singing with Don in Cleveland 2014
	8:19pm Gerry from Miami: ANDREW, this tribute to the Everlys ranks right near the top of all your retrospectives. Your personal professional experience, your meticulous attention to detail, and your obvious love for the music make for an unbeatable combination toward your audience's pleasure. Thanks, and keep up the great work!
	8:20pm cometothesunshine: Graham Nash loves the Everlys - talking about them is how I got to know him.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: Gerry - thank you for your kind words.
	8:21pm cometothesunshine: JY1234 is correct - only half of Two Yanks was taped in London.
	8:21pm Greg McGarvey: Haha hard to imagine there was yet another full Burma Shave take available! This one rocks too.
	8:22pm MOM WHIG: I remember the Burma Shave signs all the way from VA TO pa TO MY GRANDPARENTS HOMES IN THE LATE 58'S.
	8:22pm Matt Clarke: A loving tribute, Andrew. Thank you.
	8:23pm MOM WHIG: Good to see you here Gerry -- this is GREAT!
	8:25pm Gerry from Miami: Couldn't miss this one, MOM WHIG! Eat your heart out, BUNNY!!
	8:25pm Greg McGarvey: When the host gestured toward Don’s box seats, the crowd at PlayhouseSquare in 2014 went balliiiiiistic. I felt so happy to see Don get so much love.
	8:26pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Matt.
	8:27pm cometothesunshine: Wish I had been there, Greg.
	☀ 8:27pm WLSClark: Didnt the Beatles do So How Come No One Loves Me for BBC? Seems like I remember them doing it.
	8:27pm sw2442: Hi Gerry
	8:28pm MOM WHIG: I remember this one -- I was 10 (1957) when it came out
	8:29pm Joe B: @Clark - yes it's on the 1994 Live at the BBC release
	☀ 8:30pm WLSClark: Thanks Joe. I thought I had heard them doing it.
	8:32pm Ross66: Least we forget their huge influence on Simon and Garfunkel
	8:33pm cometothesunshine: A huge influence
	8:36pm Feldpausch: I'm so glad I caught this show. An impressive deep-dive, Andrew. Loving the show
	8:36pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Feldpausch - glad you caught it too!
	8:37pm Gerry from Miami: MOM, me too! First on the radio, then on American Bandstand and again on Dick Clark's Saturday night "US Top Ten" show sponsored by some chewing gum company. Did Clark ever allow any of his guests to sing live on any of his programs? Unlike pop singers appearing on Ed Sullivan's show, all of Clark's hitmakers were made to lip-sync.
	☀ 8:39pm WLSClark: If anyone watched the Dick Clark cool 60's TV series "American Dreams", the Everlies actually were on it TWICE doing "Power of Love" both times in clips from Bandstand as part of the TV watching parts of the show.
	8:39pm Gerry from Miami: Hello to you, sw2442!
	☀ 8:39pm WLSClark: I think so, anyway.
	8:40pm Eric R: checking in...I loved that old radio stuff with Ike and Mom.
	8:40pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Eric!
	8:40pm MOM WHIG: Andrew - this has been the BEST 4 hours for all of us here today!! We really thank you and appreciate your selections - brings back many memories for a lot of us here now.
	8:42pm cometothesunshine: Oh, thank you Mom! I need that and to share this with all of you.
	8:43pm Eric R: it's a very emotional show for us.
	8:43pm MOM WHIG: Eric - well, I'm an emotional person anyway -- this has been great.
	8:44pm uptown jen: Thanks for this incredible show. I’ve been singing along the entire time. What a legacy. RIP, Phil and Don.❤️
	8:44pm WR: "Lay It Down" is amazing. Should have been a hit.
	8:45pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Jen - I am so glad!
	8:45pm sw2442: You really did Don and Phil justice today. When Don passed a couple of days ago, I went all through radio here in L.A./Southern California looking for just even a song honoring the legacy of The Everly's...nothing...I was so disappointed. I knew you would have something great for us in tribute...thank you Andrew...bless you.
	8:46pm LMarb: Clinkin' on the coke bottle?
	8:46pm cometothesunshine: Bless you, sw2442 - it was an honor.
	8:46pm Gerry from Miami: Later, all you Everly Brothers fans! Phil and Don may not be with us here on Planet Earth any longer, but their spirit, music and love will always reside in our hearts. Thanks again, Andrew!
	8:46pm KarenS: Andrew, you’ve outdone yourself with this tribute. Thank you for sharing it with us.
	8:48pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Gerry. Thank you, Karen - means so much to me.
	8:49pm LMarb: Wonderful evening with the Everlys. Just what we needed. Thank you!
	8:49pm cometothesunshine: Thank you, LMarb
	8:50pm Chop Scott: Bravo Andrew! A wonderful tribute--thank you.
	8:50pm Ross66: So glad I tuned in tonight, made me appreciate the Everlys so much more
	8:50pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Chop Scott. I am so glad Ross - that is what I wanted to do. This music was made to love.
	8:51pm Woo: Thank you. Truly amazing.
	8:51pm MOM WHIG: Hey Chop
	8:51pm Chop Scott: Howdy Mom Whig!
	8:51pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, Woo - this was the Brothers' traditional show closer.
	8:52pm Eric R: they do the best version of this song. I just noticed I used the present tense.
	8:52pm cometothesunshine: I don't really care for any other version, Eric
	8:52pm MOM WHIG: This is my fav song of theirs. love it so much
	8:55pm sufferwords: thank you for doing this- going to pass it on to my students
	8:56pm cometothesunshine: Thanks, sufferwords - I hope some of them like it.
	8:56pm Greg McGarvey: Thanks also for playing You Can Fly earlier. What a great hidden gem.
	8:56pm cometothesunshine: Yes, a beautiful song for sure.
	8:56pm uptown jen: This is beautiful.
	8:57pm cometothesunshine: Bye - love you all - please take care!
	8:57pm Eric R: sob.....great job, Andrew.
	8:57pm MOM WHIG: sufferwords - good to see you again only briefly
	8:57pm WR: Dave Edmunds did his version of the Everlys doing Let It Be Me in '75. An obvious tribute.
	8:57pm Dominick: Thank you Andrew!
	8:57pm Greg McGarvey: Thanks AS! Peace all.
	8:58pm Matt Clarke: Thank you Andrew!
	8:58pm Eric: Fantastic show! Just curious... Seeing as you worked with The Kinks and The Everly Brothers, did Ray and Dave or Phil and Don ever acknowledge the relationship between the guitar riffs in the bridge of Mr Churchill Say and the riff in Wake Up Little Susie?
	8:58pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you more than I can express, Andrew. This show has been prepared and executed with such appreciation and love.
	8:58pm Matt Fiveash: Phenomenal show Andrew! Thanks!
	8:59pm WR: Thank you Thank you Andrew...
	8:59pm cometothesunshine: Thanks Matt, Gaylord, WR, Domincik, Eric R
	8:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Thank you, Andrew! Peace & LoVe ya’ll!! The Everly Brothers!!! So good!

Come to the Sunshine with Andrew Sandoval: Playlist from August 23, 2021

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