WFMU: Mr. Fab: Playlist from February 1, 2022

Listener comments!
	2:01pm Bri: Mr. Fab!!
	👻 2:04pm Mr Fab: Hi! But actually I'm just letting Jon use my space so he can do his Johnny Fever collage. tosses Jon the car keys Careful with it, now, Jon!
	2:04pm postconsumer: I'm feeling fabulous... but actually I'm just filling in for the next three hours... :)
	2:05pm postconsumer: 90% of the musical choices were made by Dr. Johnny Fever... and he'll be announcing everything himself, as well!
	2:07pm Scott67: G'day Mr.F & Jon....did someone say Beer?? 👍😎🍻🎶📻🌞🌎
	2:08pm postconsumer: Hi Scott!
	2:09pm postconsumer: Here's how I described today's show on my social media: "What if I took EVERY DJ break which Howard Hesseman ever made (as Dr. Johnny Fever, on WKRP in Cincinnati), and just... followed his lead? Would I be able to construct a three hour radio show, with Fever as the host? I was, in fact, and even kept all the music era appropriate (nothing after 1982), and almost everything was actually played on the program (1978-1982). They actually played Captain Beefheart on WKRP? Yes! And Prince? No! Tune in to see if you can tell which tracks I’ve twisted the doctor into playing for you... Just a collage I made, for fun. And then did nothing with. Now, to honor everyone’s favorite DJ, I’ll be sharing it with Sheena’s Jungle Room."
	2:11pm Scott67: Brilliant Jon!👍😎
	2:12pm Otis: Just in time for a little Sly. Love this concept Jon=Johnny Fever!
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: was just getting my hair foofed and feathered and squeezed myself into my Britannia jeans and Earth shoes. I'm ready to boogie down.
	2:14pm postconsumer: Thanks, Otis! Biggest compliment of my life. :) Thanks for tuning in, Rich!
	👻 2:15pm Mr Fab: yep, your new name: Jon Fever.
	2:16pm Scott67: Is it gettin hot in here?
	2:18pm postconsumer: :)
	2:19pm Scott67: Close, 6:20am here.
	2:21pm postconsumer: The time's will change, but stay chronological! There will be some gaps as Johnny stays on the air nearly all day...
	2:22pm postconsumer: This was what I was working on, in the very early days of the lockdown. A labor of love which kept me distracted from things.
	👻 2:23pm Mr Fab: brilliant idea, and skillfully executed.
	2:24pm Scott67: Makes me wanna binge watch WKRP in C now!!👍😎
	2:24pm Rich in Washington: This is a brilliant concept! I had no idea he back/front announced so many real songs. Most sitcoms would make stuff up and play library songs for diegetic music bits.
	👻 2:25pm Mr Fab: is this like some disco 12" remix?
	2:25pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, me too, Scott67. I rarely got to watch the show back-in-the-day.
	2:26pm postconsumer: Thanks! Yes, it was a challenge, but not impossible. I tried the same thing with another fictional dj program and it didn't work out nearly as well. This one stretched to three hours.
	2:27pm Scott67: Jon, also unknowingly then a wonderful way to honour Howard now.🌷
	2:27pm Otis: Remember watching as a kid, alongside other fav sitcoms like 'come and knock on our door' and 'kiss my grits' and this show with Fever, 'booger'. This is like 6th-7th grade TV watching.
	2:29pm postconsumer: Yes! That's the reason I dug it out of storage. When I first finished it, I couldn't figure out what to do with it, so it just sat on my hard drive.
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: I've never gotten over the disappointment that Hello Larry's recurring line 'tie a can to it, Ruthie' utterly failed to capture the American zeitgeist.
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: I would totally listen to a commercial FM station with a format as eclectic as this.
	👻 2:30pm Mr Fab: wait Rich, you watched "Hello, Larry"?!
	2:31pm postconsumer: I just finished watching the whole series, and I can tell you the music director was pulling his hair out, but yeah... I agree, the Doctor usually had it going on.
	2:33pm Rich in Washington: I had to, Mr. Fab, by orders. It was set in Portland Oregon. Plus, Larry/McLean was a radio DJ.
	👻 2:34pm Mr Fab: Maybe it was a great show. I just know it as a punchline.
	2:34pm Rich in Washington: It was fairly dismal but I remember people around here being excited that a major US sitcom was set in Portland.
	👻 2:37pm Mr Fab: I like "Grimm," tho i doubt it represented the real Portland - perpetually dark, and seemingly very wooded. You'd never guess Portland was a major city - they were always running thru dark forests.
	2:38pm Rich in Washington: I plan on watching the SNL from '79 with Hesseman with the skit where he plays himself visiting a real FM radio station and all the jocks take him to task for not wearing headphones in his DJing scenes.
	👻 2:40pm Mr Fab: Well hey aren't those carts that he's holding? That's authentic at least.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: The Grimm brothers house was right next door to my friend Toby's house, so got to see them use the street to shoot exteriors quite a few times.
	2:41pm Scott67: I think I better get outa the sack & make a steaming cup of espresso chemicals! 👍😎🍵 But what is meaningful employment??
	2:41pm postconsumer: CHEMICALS.
	👻 2:47pm Mr Fab: pre-hip hop scratching pioneer!
	2:47pm postconsumer: actually... sorry, don't want to be that guy! :)
	2:48pm Scott67: This is sounding a little like out 1st TRASH CULT Show. Another Fictional Radio Program.
	👻 2:52pm Mr Fab: From Wayne Newton to Beefheart? Sounds like Sheena's programming. WKRP In Jersey City.
	2:53pm postconsumer: :)
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Amazing that that Beefheart track was actually mentioned - perhaps because it's such a funny title and artist name.
	2:57pm postconsumer: Also not your typical morning music, I think...
	2:58pm postconsumer: Not that it's too far out of line with Fever's tastes, right?
	2:58pm Scott67: Workin for my morning mate! 👍😎🎶📻
	👻 2:58pm Mr Fab: Yeah, what's with the audience laughing at the names? As a Beefheart fan, I'm kind of offended!
	2:59pm postconsumer: Always challenge your audience. :)
	3:00pm Scott67: But then, my morning music is arvo/evening music. Now I live in the bizzarro FMU World.🌏
	3:01pm cuspidor: this is goddam brilliant
	3:01pm Otis: O'Jays and Zep... whaddya, raiding my record shelves Fever. Love it.
	3:02pm WR: Hello. Oh, damn, already missed an hour.
	3:02pm postconsumer: The truth is, some of this music was actually new to me! But I think Fever had a pretty good ear for what to play... :)
	3:02pm Scott67: There's that brilliant word again Jon! Headphones getting tight yet? 👍😉🎧
	3:03pm postconsumer: thank you! welcome WR and cuspidor :)
	3:04pm postconsumer: ha ha! My hat will do double duty this afternoon
	👻 3:05pm Mr Fab: Not only am I familiar with everything played thus far, I have and like a good deal of these rekkids. Those more Johnny Fever in me than i realized.
	3:05pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey, just now tuning in!
	3:06pm Otis: Same here Fab. PDS! Hey buddy!
	3:06pm postconsumer: I know I've said this many times, elsewhere, but Johnny Fever was literally my earliest DJ influence. Started making cassette mix tapes and getting on the "mic" (on my little Fisher Price tape-recorder) between tracks, shortly thereafter.
	3:07pm postconsumer: Hi PDS! Thanks for tuning in!
	3:08pm postconsumer: When I was 9, it would have been mostly the Monkees and The Beach Boys, but I was djing... :)
	3:08pm postconsumer: I'm assuming I'm not the only one with that story...
	3:10pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey Otis! Good to see Jon on Sheena’s!
	3:10pm Lizardner Dave !: This is really amazing. Thank you.
	3:10pm postconsumer: Thanks Lizardner Dave !
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: The idea of being a DJ didn't occur to me until I discovered late night radio on my local stoner 'classic' rock station. The thought of playing music I liked while the whole world was sleeping weirdly appealed to me.
	3:11pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey there, Mr Fab! Glad to catch this special.
	3:12pm Rich in Washington: and then discovering the even weirder, cooler latenight DJs left of the classic station on KBOO while scanning the dial. THAT'S when I decided I wanted to be a radio DJ.
	3:12pm WR: Recently saw comic strip called Zits that has band names as generation identifier. Beefheart VS. Smashing Pumpkins www.arcamax.com...
	👻 3:12pm Mr Fab: Yo, PDS! Great to see you here, sir. Yup, Jon does "Some Assembly Required" once a month here. He calls it "SHeena 'ssembly Required."
	3:12pm Otis: Outside of today's show, catch Jon/PostConsumer as a rotating DJ here on The Wiggle Room with new Some Assembly Required (Sheena'ssembly Required) shows - wfmu.org...
	3:15pm postconsumer: I remember really getting into the early morning DJ team, as a pre-teen, and also staying up past my bedtime to listen to the mix DJs, late at night, on the weekends. Not to mention Dr. Demento, of course...
	3:15pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Jon, might you have used any of Johnny’s disco alter ego Rip Tide in your collage?
	👻 3:16pm Mr Fab: Holy Spicolli WR, Beefheart mentioned in a mainstream daily newspaper comic trip? As the fave of the dorky dad, no less? I guess that's progress..
	3:16pm Scott67: What's a DJ?? 👍😉
	3:16pm postconsumer: Yes! It was edited into an earlier break... If you want to hear it, it's in the first hour (this won't archive until after 2), right before the Elvis track which he initially plays at the wrong speed...
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: Of course, Doctor Demento was the gateway drug common to most weirdo DJs.
	3:17pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Waiting on Nancy to mention her Wild Man Fischer collection.
	3:18pm postconsumer: yep! The two Doctors... Demento and Fever.
	3:20pm Scott67: Words to live by.
	3:21pm David in California: I remember when Dr. Demento was interviewed on NPR, and Bob Edwards couldn't believe that Dr. Demento did his show in top hat and tails.
	3:22pm postconsumer: nice!
	3:23pm Otis: Trying to pinpoint my gateway and it was very much a variety. Early 90s start was a combo of listening to Hour of Slack and Over The Edge and just coming off San Fran Hip Hop DJs like Cameron Paul on KMEL and hearing tape dubs of NYC and LA radio (like Russ Parr in LA/Bobby Jimmy)... in High School previous totally Demento and WKRP was one of the shows on the tube with the parents watching. Lots of influences... but probably my very first was AM KFRC San Fran Bay Area DJ Dr. Don Rose.
	3:23pm cuspidor: Did Herb Tarlek ever get on the air?
	3:25pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Just last week, my sister held a digital release party for my dad’s 1978 album “Nobody’s Dreamboat”. Finally available digitally for the first time. As part of that she found the UMatic tape of his appearance and live performance on Dr. Demento.
	3:26pm postconsumer: PDS, wow!
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: I only discovered a couple of weeks ago that the first late night DJ which I obsessively tuned into as a teen is now doing radio again on Freeform Portland under the same handle and show title - Stranger Than Fiction with Mr. B. So weird to hear his voice on the air again.
	3:27pm Pimpdaddysupreme: If you’re interested, just Google “Zilch Fletcher”
	3:27pm Scott67: I'm wondering if there will be anything from Pink Floyd Animal's? Pigs on the Wing maybe?🐖
	3:29pm Lizardner Dave !: "Do I hear a dog barking on that album?" "I do".
	👻 3:30pm Mr Fab: Awesome! www.rochestercitynewspaper.com...
	3:30pm Scott67: Spot on Lizard D!👍😎
	3:32pm Pimpdaddysupreme: As far as my DJ inspirations, I grew up listening and interacting with radio. Making tapes of myself pretending to intro songs. When I was 10, we moved from Nashville to New Jersey. Between 1985 and 1990 I was most influenced by Kool DJ Red Alert on WRKS Kiss FM and Irwin Chusid on WFMU. Irwin’s “Atrocious Music” show made so much sense to me having grown up with my dad playing me weird and novelty records.
	3:32pm postconsumer: Levels ok, out there?
	3:32pm Scott67: Sounds good Jon!
	3:34pm Otis: PDS, yes... had a couple of KISS FM tape dubs in the late 80s made by a pal who sent me stuff from NYC and would send back dubs of KMEL in San Fran. Atrocious Music, I only had tape dubs of some of the volumes Irwin put out until I could listen to Woof Moo proper in 1999 with the realaudio stream.
	👻 3:35pm Mr Fab: Levels are perfecto, Jon.
	3:35pm Otis: Sounding Solid Jon!
	3:35pm postconsumer: I forgot to mention the nap I took, on our couch, while waiting for the show to start, this AM. Seemed appropriate.
	3:36pm Pimpdaddysupreme: That and WFMU was such a breath of fresh air having come from Nashville’s heavily programmed airwaves. Freeform blew my mind. Back when WFMU was broadcasting from a college in East Orange. (It was East, right? Memories can be foggy)
	3:36pm postconsumer: Thanks guys, and thanks for all the radio influence stories!
	3:37pm Scott67: I'm on the couch listening, will nap later, as I wake at 6am to catch this.
	3:37pm postconsumer: :)
	3:38pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Once I was in college, I immediately signed up for a show on 88.3 FM WMTS. Wound up doing shows on there for 7 years.
	3:38pm Aitch: New Fab show!
	3:39pm postconsumer: Welcome, Aitch! Mr. Fab has given me his platform today, to honor the late, great Johnny Fever.
	3:40pm Scott67: Aitch, I'm up before you for a change!? I obviously didn't drink enough beer yesterday. 👍😎🍻🌞🌏
	3:44pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Re: that JR Walker track. In the beginning of the pandemic I made a pretty “Triggering” mashup about pandemic paranoia and our current 2nd amendment distopia. Here’s a link for later: https://sowndhaus.audio/track/19243/acelera-shot-gun-pandemic-bum-bum-principe-baru-amp-jr-walker-vs-trump-pence-chuck-amp-nwa
	3:44pm postconsumer: thanks!
	3:45pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Stupid autocarrot. My constent foyl!!!
	3:47pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Otis, I still need to digitize so many of my old tapes. If I can find some of those Irwin episodes I’ll send em your way. Would love to hear what you have.
	3:51pm Otis: PDS - Atrocious and old mix tapes are long gone (what I had left was shared on the FMU blog). Lots of moving around and purges pre-2005.
	3:52pm David in California: I can understand why DJs remember Howard Hesseman as Dr. Johnny Fever. But I also liked his performances in Dr. Detroit and in the Titan Man segment of Amazon Women of the Moon.
	👻 3:53pm Mr Fab: I heard Irwin when he did some special fill-ins on an LA station in the '90s. I was instantly a fan and like Otis, i jumped on the FMU 'net stream in '99, when the classic "Incorrect Music" show was just hitting. So alas I never heard the "Atrocious" show. I wonder if tapes exist somewhere? Someone digitize 'em pleeze!
	3:55pm Otis: Irwin may have them still, I had 4 or 5 volumes from tape trading days in the mid-90s.
	3:58pm Otis: RealAudio 32k stream in 1999... I do have real fond memories of being able to experience radio from distant places. Right up there with nostalgia for trading tapes.
	3:58pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Mr Fab, my favorite moment, which I do believe I have on tape, was Irwin playing this warbly and terribly bland woman singing just left of key and all of a sudden the record starts to speed up and swirl until the needle flies across and off the record. Background music gently fades in and Irwin says, “Even I have my limits, you know.”
	3:59pm postconsumer: I still have all the tapes I got from you, Otis, from back in the day...
	4:01pm Otis: Wow, that's great Jon!
	4:01pm Otis: Pretty sure Don-O, MarkTime and SpaceBrother have tapes too as we all traded in the 90s.
	4:02pm Feldy: I'm late to the Johnny Fever party! In a meeting with Les Nessman
	4:03pm postconsumer: Welcome, Feldy!
	4:03pm Senor Headache: This is a truly brilliant concept/show, Jon and Mr. Fab, it warms the heart. Thank you so much.
	4:04pm postconsumer: Thanks, Señor Headache!
	4:08pm postconsumer: This cover was new to me - I really like it
	4:09pm postconsumer: Its almost shoe-gazey...
	4:09pm Otis: Don't know this one, nice cover and cover!
	👻 4:10pm Mr Fab: Yeah, new to me too. Johnny Fever was pretty hip, diggin the crates for the deep cuts.
	4:11pm postconsumer: Ha, tricked you! This is one of the tracks I chose. :)
	4:12pm postconsumer: But it was new to me. Found it searching for songs released before 1982...
	👻 4:15pm Mr Fab: Ha, i see what you did there Jon.
	4:16pm postconsumer: (beaming)
	4:17pm postconsumer: This and his intro for Prince are my favorite parts...
	4:18pm postconsumer: it was a fun music history lesson for me, to see the same years a lot of this music was released...
	4:25pm Otis: Never did have this Cars album on vinyl. Cassette in the back pocket, yes.
	4:25pm Scott67: This Album Cover always perplexed me. She has a big smile, but looks like she's about to smash through the windscreen.
	4:26pm Otis: Nah Scott, she's just pulling up to Trash Cult and excited to see so many pals.
	4:27pm postconsumer: :)
	4:27pm Scott67: You are sweet Otis! 👍😎🍻🍁❤
	4:29pm Otis: Would be cool if Trash Cult was around the block, I'd pop on my mask and meet ya there. Would be fun for sure!
	4:30pm Otis: Smooth transistions Jon!
	4:30pm postconsumer: All they do is talk!
	4:32pm postconsumer: Johnny didn't seem to like that last advert too much
	4:32pm Scott67: Otis, I will be there mate. It's a place to be yourself, & there's beer. 👍😎🍻
	👻 4:35pm Mr Fab: dont know this one either, Starship doing their Foreigner impression.
	4:35pm Candy-O'67: Well, I just stumbled into your show, Mr. Fab! Looks like a cool playlist! I'll have to check out what I missed in the archive!
	4:36pm Candy-O'67: They do sound like Foreigner, Mr. Fab! haha
	4:36pm postconsumer: I know this one from Wet Hot American Summer, don't I?
	4:37pm postconsumer: Hi, Candy-O'67, thanks for tuning in! Fab's given me three hours to honor the late, great Johnny Fever.
	4:38pm Candy-O'67: Very cool, postconsumer!
	👻 4:38pm Mr Fab: thanks Candy-O! But actually I'm just letting Jon use my space so he can do his Johnny Fever collage.
	4:38pm Otis: Flashbacks of middle school music jams.
	4:39pm Otis: Candy! Hey Hey!
	4:39pm G: Where are you getting the Johnny Fever audio clips? They're great.
	4:39pm postconsumer: Can't believe it's almost over... this has been fun.
	4:39pm Candy-O'67: Hey Otis!!
	4:40pm postconsumer: G, thanks for listening! I sampled them all from the tv show and edited everything together into this 3-hour show.
	4:43pm Scott67: G'day Candy-O.👍😎🌵🌻
	4:44pm Candy-O'67: Hey Scotty-O, cobber!
	4:44pm Andres: Hi, Mr Fab + Jon! Sorry i'm late but so happy to have this tribute to Howard Hesseman! As a kid I watched WKRP in syndication and absolutely loved the comedy and the music. It is mind-blowing that he and Tim Reid picked the music they played. Unimaginable today.
	4:46pm postconsumer: Thanks, Andres!
	4:48pm Otis: A real fun show today Jon. Brought back some sweet memories. Thanks pal.
	4:48pm postconsumer: Thanks, Otis! I love that I can usually find you here. :)
	4:50pm Candy-O'67: I hadn't heard that Howard had died. RIP, Howard!
	4:51pm postconsumer: Yes, farewell to Mr. Hesseman. RIP
	4:53pm Sarcofiguy: HEY!!!!!!
	4:54pm Scott67: Thanks Jon! A brilliantly fitting tribute to a brilliantly funny man. I will be listening again mate. 👍😎👉🌟🎶📻
	4:54pm Sarcofiguy: Love this damned song!
	4:54pm Aitch: just dropped kid to school, first day of her last year at high school. Oddly the music playing sounds like my last year of high school, cough 40 years ago...
	4:55pm Candy-O'67: Thanks so much, Jon! Looking forward to catching the whole show in the archives! What a great tribute!
	4:55pm postconsumer: Thanks to you all for listening!
	4:55pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey Jon, thank you for the stellar Collage / tribute to Howard Hesseman. It’s been a great listen!
	4:56pm Rich in Washington: This was brilliant, Jon! Thanks so much!
	4:57pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Fantastic to chat with ya Mr. Fab & Otis! Hope to catch some more shows soon. See ya around!
	4:57pm postconsumer: Big thanks to Scott67, Rich, Mr. Fab, Otis, cuspidor, WR, Lizardner Dave, PDS, David, Aitch, Feldy, Senor Headache, G, Candy-O’67, Andres, and Sarcofiguy! It was good talking with you!
	4:57pm Lizardner Dave !: This was a really great show, thank you!
	4:57pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Much love, Rich! See ya on the book of Face.
	4:58pm Feldy: Really nice tribute, Jon. Thank you
	4:58pm postconsumer: :)
	4:58pm Andres: Thank you, Jon! Great tribute and love letter to radio and television!
	4:58pm Sarcofiguy: I'm sorry I came in so damned late! But I'm gonna definitely get into this archived, of course!
	4:59pm postconsumer: Yes! I'm excited to share the archived version with friends who had to miss it. Should be up in about an hour, I hope?
	4:59pm Rich in Washington: Hi PDS! Great to see you here!
	4:59pm Pimpdaddysupreme: And now a pause for station identification
	4:59pm Andres: Go Bengals!
	👻 5:00pm Mr Fab: Dr Johnny Fever, signing off… Great job, Jon.
	5:00pm Creebie: I guess 17 minutes of Floyd’s Dogs wouldn’t make sense within this context but loved that scene with Johnny and Mr. Carlson, so a little disappointed it wasn’t in the playlist.
	5:00pm postconsumer: There were some cuts which had to be made, unfortunately.
	👻 5:01pm Mr Fab: Archive up within a few hours usually
	5:01pm postconsumer: Thanks, Mr. Fab! And thanks for giving me the slot today.
	5:10pm Creebie: Don't get me wrong, it was a great show.
	5:21pm WR: Thank you Thank you for the assemblage!
	8:08am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Amazing work, Jon!

Mr. Fab: Playlist from February 1, 2022

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February 1, 2022: Dr. Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman Special) hosted by Jon Nelson

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Steve Carlisle	WKRP in Cincinnati Main Theme	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Linda Ronstadt	Ooh Baby Baby "Ooh Baby Baby" by "Linda Ronstadt"	0:01:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Van Morrisson	Into the Mystic "Into the Mystic" by "Van Morrisson"	0:06:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:09:25 (Pop-up)
Sly & the Family Stone	Remember Who You Are	0:09:37 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Rock n Roll Fantasy "Rock n Roll Fantasy" by "The Kinks"	0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:17:15 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	Werewolves of London	0:18:56 (Pop-up)
Bo Diddley	Bo Diddley "Bo Diddley" by "Bo Diddley"	0:24:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:26:39 (Pop-up)
Wayne Newton	Danke Schoen "Danke Schoen" by "Wayne Newton"	0:28:51 (Pop-up)
Pete Townsend	Rough Boys "Rough Boys" by "Pete Townsend"	0:30:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:34:11 (Pop-up)
Bruce Springsteen	Hungry Heart "Hungry Heart" by "Bruce Springsteen"	0:34:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:37:01 (Pop-up)
Queen	Another One Bites the Dust "Another One Bites the Dust" by "Queen"	0:37:42 (Pop-up)
The Police	De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da	0:41:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:44:36 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Return to Sender "Return to Sender" by "Elvis Presley"	0:45:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:47:03 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	You Really Got Me "You Really Got Me" by "The Kinks"	0:47:14 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart	Suction Prints "Suction Prints" by "Captain Beefheart"	0:49:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:53:31 (Pop-up)
The O’Jays	For the Love of Money	0:55:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	0:58:57 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Immigrant Song "Immigrant Song" by "Led Zeppelin"	0:59:33 (Pop-up)
Heart	Barracuda "Barracuda" by "Heart"	1:01:46 (Pop-up)
The Coasters	Young Blood "Young Blood" by "The Coasters"	1:06:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:08:22 (Pop-up)
Blondie	Heart of Glass "Heart of Glass" by "Blondie"	1:08:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:12:50 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney & Wings	Arrow Through Me	1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Prince	I Wanna Be Your Lover "I Wanna Be Your Lover" by "Prince"	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:18:36 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	Rockin My Life Away	1:18:47 (Pop-up)
M	Pop Muzik "Pop Muzik" by "M"	1:21:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:25:09 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gaye	I Heard it Through the Grapevine	1:25:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:30:06 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Runaway "Runaway" by "Bonnie Raitt"	1:30:16 (Pop-up)
Huey Lewis and the News	Do You Believe in Love	1:33:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:36:51 (Pop-up)
Junior Walker and the All Stars	Shotgun	1:37:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:40:36 (Pop-up)
Dr. John	Keep That Music Simple "Keep That Music Simple" by "Dr. John"	1:41:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:44:44 (Pop-up)
Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers	Why Do Fools Fall in Love	1:44:56 (Pop-up)
B.B. King	Gambler’s Blues (Live, The International Club, Chicago)	1:47:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	1:51:35 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	Don’t Let Go "Don’t Let Go" by "Jerry Lee Lewis"	1:51:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: News Break	"News Break"	1:54:01 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Lies "Lies" by "Rolling Stones"	1:56:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:00:05 (Pop-up)
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band	Old Time Rock and Roll	2:00:38 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	They Called it Rock "They Called it Rock" by "Nick Lowe"	2:03:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:06:40 (Pop-up)
Billy Swan	Don’t Be Cruel "Don’t Be Cruel" by "Billy Swan"	2:06:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:10:53 (Pop-up)
Wilson Pickett	Land of 1000 Dances	2:11:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:13:11 (Pop-up)
The Cure	Jumping Someone Else’s Train	2:13:22 (Pop-up)
Freddie King	I’m Tore Down "I’m Tore Down" by "Freddie King"	2:16:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:20:10 (Pop-up)
The Cars	Just What I Needed "Just What I Needed" by "The Cars"	2:20:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:23:40 (Pop-up)
Arthur Conley	Sweet Soul Music "Sweet Soul Music" by "Arthur Conley"	2:24:04 (Pop-up)
Albert King	Born Under a Bad Sign	2:26:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:28:54 (Pop-up)
The Go-Go’s	We Got the Beat "We Got the Beat" by "The Go-Go’s"	2:30:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:32:28 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Starship	Jane "Jane" by "Jefferson Starship"	2:32:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:35:50 (Pop-up)
The Tubes	Talk to Ya Later "Talk to Ya Later" by "The Tubes"	2:36:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:40:24 (Pop-up)
Little Richard	Lucille "Lucille" by "Little Richard"	2:40:44 (Pop-up)
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts	I Love Rock & Roll	2:42:46 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	What’d I Say "What’d I Say" by "Ray Charles"	2:45:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Fever	"Johnny Fever"	2:50:25 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	Take it Away "Take it Away" by "Paul McCartney"	2:51:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Steve Carlisle	WKRP in Cincinnati Main Theme (longer version)	2:54:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:01pm Bri: Mr. Fab!!
	👻 2:04pm Mr Fab: Hi! But actually I'm just letting Jon use my space so he can do his Johnny Fever collage. tosses Jon the car keys Careful with it, now, Jon!
	2:04pm postconsumer: I'm feeling fabulous... but actually I'm just filling in for the next three hours... :)
	2:05pm postconsumer: 90% of the musical choices were made by Dr. Johnny Fever... and he'll be announcing everything himself, as well!
	2:07pm Scott67: G'day Mr.F & Jon....did someone say Beer?? 👍😎🍻🎶📻🌞🌎
	2:08pm postconsumer: Hi Scott!
	2:09pm postconsumer: Here's how I described today's show on my social media: "What if I took EVERY DJ break which Howard Hesseman ever made (as Dr. Johnny Fever, on WKRP in Cincinnati), and just... followed his lead? Would I be able to construct a three hour radio show, with Fever as the host? I was, in fact, and even kept all the music era appropriate (nothing after 1982), and almost everything was actually played on the program (1978-1982). They actually played Captain Beefheart on WKRP? Yes! And Prince? No! Tune in to see if you can tell which tracks I’ve twisted the doctor into playing for you... Just a collage I made, for fun. And then did nothing with. Now, to honor everyone’s favorite DJ, I’ll be sharing it with Sheena’s Jungle Room."
	2:11pm Scott67: Brilliant Jon!👍😎
	2:12pm Otis: Just in time for a little Sly. Love this concept Jon=Johnny Fever!
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: was just getting my hair foofed and feathered and squeezed myself into my Britannia jeans and Earth shoes. I'm ready to boogie down.
	2:14pm postconsumer: Thanks, Otis! Biggest compliment of my life. :) Thanks for tuning in, Rich!
	👻 2:15pm Mr Fab: yep, your new name: Jon Fever.
	2:16pm Scott67: Is it gettin hot in here?
	2:18pm postconsumer: :)
	2:19pm Scott67: Close, 6:20am here.
	2:21pm postconsumer: The time's will change, but stay chronological! There will be some gaps as Johnny stays on the air nearly all day...
	2:22pm postconsumer: This was what I was working on, in the very early days of the lockdown. A labor of love which kept me distracted from things.
	👻 2:23pm Mr Fab: brilliant idea, and skillfully executed.
	2:24pm Scott67: Makes me wanna binge watch WKRP in C now!!👍😎
	2:24pm Rich in Washington: This is a brilliant concept! I had no idea he back/front announced so many real songs. Most sitcoms would make stuff up and play library songs for diegetic music bits.
	👻 2:25pm Mr Fab: is this like some disco 12" remix?
	2:25pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, me too, Scott67. I rarely got to watch the show back-in-the-day.
	2:26pm postconsumer: Thanks! Yes, it was a challenge, but not impossible. I tried the same thing with another fictional dj program and it didn't work out nearly as well. This one stretched to three hours.
	2:27pm Scott67: Jon, also unknowingly then a wonderful way to honour Howard now.🌷
	2:27pm Otis: Remember watching as a kid, alongside other fav sitcoms like 'come and knock on our door' and 'kiss my grits' and this show with Fever, 'booger'. This is like 6th-7th grade TV watching.
	2:29pm postconsumer: Yes! That's the reason I dug it out of storage. When I first finished it, I couldn't figure out what to do with it, so it just sat on my hard drive.
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: I've never gotten over the disappointment that Hello Larry's recurring line 'tie a can to it, Ruthie' utterly failed to capture the American zeitgeist.
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: I would totally listen to a commercial FM station with a format as eclectic as this.
	👻 2:30pm Mr Fab: wait Rich, you watched "Hello, Larry"?!
	2:31pm postconsumer: I just finished watching the whole series, and I can tell you the music director was pulling his hair out, but yeah... I agree, the Doctor usually had it going on.
	2:33pm Rich in Washington: I had to, Mr. Fab, by orders. It was set in Portland Oregon. Plus, Larry/McLean was a radio DJ.
	👻 2:34pm Mr Fab: Maybe it was a great show. I just know it as a punchline.
	2:34pm Rich in Washington: It was fairly dismal but I remember people around here being excited that a major US sitcom was set in Portland.
	👻 2:37pm Mr Fab: I like "Grimm," tho i doubt it represented the real Portland - perpetually dark, and seemingly very wooded. You'd never guess Portland was a major city - they were always running thru dark forests.
	2:38pm Rich in Washington: I plan on watching the SNL from '79 with Hesseman with the skit where he plays himself visiting a real FM radio station and all the jocks take him to task for not wearing headphones in his DJing scenes.
	👻 2:40pm Mr Fab: Well hey aren't those carts that he's holding? That's authentic at least.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: The Grimm brothers house was right next door to my friend Toby's house, so got to see them use the street to shoot exteriors quite a few times.
	2:41pm Scott67: I think I better get outa the sack & make a steaming cup of espresso chemicals! 👍😎🍵 But what is meaningful employment??
	2:41pm postconsumer: CHEMICALS.
	👻 2:47pm Mr Fab: pre-hip hop scratching pioneer!
	2:47pm postconsumer: actually... sorry, don't want to be that guy! :)
	2:48pm Scott67: This is sounding a little like out 1st TRASH CULT Show. Another Fictional Radio Program.
	👻 2:52pm Mr Fab: From Wayne Newton to Beefheart? Sounds like Sheena's programming. WKRP In Jersey City.
	2:53pm postconsumer: :)
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Amazing that that Beefheart track was actually mentioned - perhaps because it's such a funny title and artist name.
	2:57pm postconsumer: Also not your typical morning music, I think...
	2:58pm postconsumer: Not that it's too far out of line with Fever's tastes, right?
	2:58pm Scott67: Workin for my morning mate! 👍😎🎶📻
	👻 2:58pm Mr Fab: Yeah, what's with the audience laughing at the names? As a Beefheart fan, I'm kind of offended!
	2:59pm postconsumer: Always challenge your audience. :)
	3:00pm Scott67: But then, my morning music is arvo/evening music. Now I live in the bizzarro FMU World.🌏
	3:01pm cuspidor: this is goddam brilliant
	3:01pm Otis: O'Jays and Zep... whaddya, raiding my record shelves Fever. Love it.
	3:02pm WR: Hello. Oh, damn, already missed an hour.
	3:02pm postconsumer: The truth is, some of this music was actually new to me! But I think Fever had a pretty good ear for what to play... :)
	3:02pm Scott67: There's that brilliant word again Jon! Headphones getting tight yet? 👍😉🎧
	3:03pm postconsumer: thank you! welcome WR and cuspidor :)
	3:04pm postconsumer: ha ha! My hat will do double duty this afternoon
	👻 3:05pm Mr Fab: Not only am I familiar with everything played thus far, I have and like a good deal of these rekkids. Those more Johnny Fever in me than i realized.
	3:05pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey, just now tuning in!
	3:06pm Otis: Same here Fab. PDS! Hey buddy!
	3:06pm postconsumer: I know I've said this many times, elsewhere, but Johnny Fever was literally my earliest DJ influence. Started making cassette mix tapes and getting on the "mic" (on my little Fisher Price tape-recorder) between tracks, shortly thereafter.
	3:07pm postconsumer: Hi PDS! Thanks for tuning in!
	3:08pm postconsumer: When I was 9, it would have been mostly the Monkees and The Beach Boys, but I was djing... :)
	3:08pm postconsumer: I'm assuming I'm not the only one with that story...
	3:10pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey Otis! Good to see Jon on Sheena’s!
	3:10pm Lizardner Dave !: This is really amazing. Thank you.
	3:10pm postconsumer: Thanks Lizardner Dave !
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: The idea of being a DJ didn't occur to me until I discovered late night radio on my local stoner 'classic' rock station. The thought of playing music I liked while the whole world was sleeping weirdly appealed to me.
	3:11pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey there, Mr Fab! Glad to catch this special.
	3:12pm Rich in Washington: and then discovering the even weirder, cooler latenight DJs left of the classic station on KBOO while scanning the dial. THAT'S when I decided I wanted to be a radio DJ.
	3:12pm WR: Recently saw comic strip called Zits that has band names as generation identifier. Beefheart VS. Smashing Pumpkins www.arcamax.com...
	👻 3:12pm Mr Fab: Yo, PDS! Great to see you here, sir. Yup, Jon does "Some Assembly Required" once a month here. He calls it "SHeena 'ssembly Required."
	3:12pm Otis: Outside of today's show, catch Jon/PostConsumer as a rotating DJ here on The Wiggle Room with new Some Assembly Required (Sheena'ssembly Required) shows - wfmu.org...
	3:15pm postconsumer: I remember really getting into the early morning DJ team, as a pre-teen, and also staying up past my bedtime to listen to the mix DJs, late at night, on the weekends. Not to mention Dr. Demento, of course...
	3:15pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Jon, might you have used any of Johnny’s disco alter ego Rip Tide in your collage?
	👻 3:16pm Mr Fab: Holy Spicolli WR, Beefheart mentioned in a mainstream daily newspaper comic trip? As the fave of the dorky dad, no less? I guess that's progress..
	3:16pm Scott67: What's a DJ?? 👍😉
	3:16pm postconsumer: Yes! It was edited into an earlier break... If you want to hear it, it's in the first hour (this won't archive until after 2), right before the Elvis track which he initially plays at the wrong speed...
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: Of course, Doctor Demento was the gateway drug common to most weirdo DJs.
	3:17pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Waiting on Nancy to mention her Wild Man Fischer collection.
	3:18pm postconsumer: yep! The two Doctors... Demento and Fever.
	3:20pm Scott67: Words to live by.
	3:21pm David in California: I remember when Dr. Demento was interviewed on NPR, and Bob Edwards couldn't believe that Dr. Demento did his show in top hat and tails.
	3:22pm postconsumer: nice!
	3:23pm Otis: Trying to pinpoint my gateway and it was very much a variety. Early 90s start was a combo of listening to Hour of Slack and Over The Edge and just coming off San Fran Hip Hop DJs like Cameron Paul on KMEL and hearing tape dubs of NYC and LA radio (like Russ Parr in LA/Bobby Jimmy)... in High School previous totally Demento and WKRP was one of the shows on the tube with the parents watching. Lots of influences... but probably my very first was AM KFRC San Fran Bay Area DJ Dr. Don Rose.
	3:23pm cuspidor: Did Herb Tarlek ever get on the air?
	3:25pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Just last week, my sister held a digital release party for my dad’s 1978 album “Nobody’s Dreamboat”. Finally available digitally for the first time. As part of that she found the UMatic tape of his appearance and live performance on Dr. Demento.
	3:26pm postconsumer: PDS, wow!
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: I only discovered a couple of weeks ago that the first late night DJ which I obsessively tuned into as a teen is now doing radio again on Freeform Portland under the same handle and show title - Stranger Than Fiction with Mr. B. So weird to hear his voice on the air again.
	3:27pm Pimpdaddysupreme: If you’re interested, just Google “Zilch Fletcher”
	3:27pm Scott67: I'm wondering if there will be anything from Pink Floyd Animal's? Pigs on the Wing maybe?🐖
	3:29pm Lizardner Dave !: "Do I hear a dog barking on that album?" "I do".
	👻 3:30pm Mr Fab: Awesome! www.rochestercitynewspaper.com...
	3:30pm Scott67: Spot on Lizard D!👍😎
	3:32pm Pimpdaddysupreme: As far as my DJ inspirations, I grew up listening and interacting with radio. Making tapes of myself pretending to intro songs. When I was 10, we moved from Nashville to New Jersey. Between 1985 and 1990 I was most influenced by Kool DJ Red Alert on WRKS Kiss FM and Irwin Chusid on WFMU. Irwin’s “Atrocious Music” show made so much sense to me having grown up with my dad playing me weird and novelty records.
	3:32pm postconsumer: Levels ok, out there?
	3:32pm Scott67: Sounds good Jon!
	3:34pm Otis: PDS, yes... had a couple of KISS FM tape dubs in the late 80s made by a pal who sent me stuff from NYC and would send back dubs of KMEL in San Fran. Atrocious Music, I only had tape dubs of some of the volumes Irwin put out until I could listen to Woof Moo proper in 1999 with the realaudio stream.
	👻 3:35pm Mr Fab: Levels are perfecto, Jon.
	3:35pm Otis: Sounding Solid Jon!
	3:35pm postconsumer: I forgot to mention the nap I took, on our couch, while waiting for the show to start, this AM. Seemed appropriate.
	3:36pm Pimpdaddysupreme: That and WFMU was such a breath of fresh air having come from Nashville’s heavily programmed airwaves. Freeform blew my mind. Back when WFMU was broadcasting from a college in East Orange. (It was East, right? Memories can be foggy)
	3:36pm postconsumer: Thanks guys, and thanks for all the radio influence stories!
	3:37pm Scott67: I'm on the couch listening, will nap later, as I wake at 6am to catch this.
	3:37pm postconsumer: :)
	3:38pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Once I was in college, I immediately signed up for a show on 88.3 FM WMTS. Wound up doing shows on there for 7 years.
	3:38pm Aitch: New Fab show!
	3:39pm postconsumer: Welcome, Aitch! Mr. Fab has given me his platform today, to honor the late, great Johnny Fever.
	3:40pm Scott67: Aitch, I'm up before you for a change!? I obviously didn't drink enough beer yesterday. 👍😎🍻🌞🌏
	3:44pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Re: that JR Walker track. In the beginning of the pandemic I made a pretty “Triggering” mashup about pandemic paranoia and our current 2nd amendment distopia. Here’s a link for later: https://sowndhaus.audio/track/19243/acelera-shot-gun-pandemic-bum-bum-principe-baru-amp-jr-walker-vs-trump-pence-chuck-amp-nwa
	3:44pm postconsumer: thanks!
	3:45pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Stupid autocarrot. My constent foyl!!!
	3:47pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Otis, I still need to digitize so many of my old tapes. If I can find some of those Irwin episodes I’ll send em your way. Would love to hear what you have.
	3:51pm Otis: PDS - Atrocious and old mix tapes are long gone (what I had left was shared on the FMU blog). Lots of moving around and purges pre-2005.
	3:52pm David in California: I can understand why DJs remember Howard Hesseman as Dr. Johnny Fever. But I also liked his performances in Dr. Detroit and in the Titan Man segment of Amazon Women of the Moon.
	👻 3:53pm Mr Fab: I heard Irwin when he did some special fill-ins on an LA station in the '90s. I was instantly a fan and like Otis, i jumped on the FMU 'net stream in '99, when the classic "Incorrect Music" show was just hitting. So alas I never heard the "Atrocious" show. I wonder if tapes exist somewhere? Someone digitize 'em pleeze!
	3:55pm Otis: Irwin may have them still, I had 4 or 5 volumes from tape trading days in the mid-90s.
	3:58pm Otis: RealAudio 32k stream in 1999... I do have real fond memories of being able to experience radio from distant places. Right up there with nostalgia for trading tapes.
	3:58pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Mr Fab, my favorite moment, which I do believe I have on tape, was Irwin playing this warbly and terribly bland woman singing just left of key and all of a sudden the record starts to speed up and swirl until the needle flies across and off the record. Background music gently fades in and Irwin says, “Even I have my limits, you know.”
	3:59pm postconsumer: I still have all the tapes I got from you, Otis, from back in the day...
	4:01pm Otis: Wow, that's great Jon!
	4:01pm Otis: Pretty sure Don-O, MarkTime and SpaceBrother have tapes too as we all traded in the 90s.
	4:02pm Feldy: I'm late to the Johnny Fever party! In a meeting with Les Nessman
	4:03pm postconsumer: Welcome, Feldy!
	4:03pm Senor Headache: This is a truly brilliant concept/show, Jon and Mr. Fab, it warms the heart. Thank you so much.
	4:04pm postconsumer: Thanks, Señor Headache!
	4:08pm postconsumer: This cover was new to me - I really like it
	4:09pm postconsumer: Its almost shoe-gazey...
	4:09pm Otis: Don't know this one, nice cover and cover!
	👻 4:10pm Mr Fab: Yeah, new to me too. Johnny Fever was pretty hip, diggin the crates for the deep cuts.
	4:11pm postconsumer: Ha, tricked you! This is one of the tracks I chose. :)
	4:12pm postconsumer: But it was new to me. Found it searching for songs released before 1982...
	👻 4:15pm Mr Fab: Ha, i see what you did there Jon.
	4:16pm postconsumer: (beaming)
	4:17pm postconsumer: This and his intro for Prince are my favorite parts...
	4:18pm postconsumer: it was a fun music history lesson for me, to see the same years a lot of this music was released...
	4:25pm Otis: Never did have this Cars album on vinyl. Cassette in the back pocket, yes.
	4:25pm Scott67: This Album Cover always perplexed me. She has a big smile, but looks like she's about to smash through the windscreen.
	4:26pm Otis: Nah Scott, she's just pulling up to Trash Cult and excited to see so many pals.
	4:27pm postconsumer: :)
	4:27pm Scott67: You are sweet Otis! 👍😎🍻🍁❤
	4:29pm Otis: Would be cool if Trash Cult was around the block, I'd pop on my mask and meet ya there. Would be fun for sure!
	4:30pm Otis: Smooth transistions Jon!
	4:30pm postconsumer: All they do is talk!
	4:32pm postconsumer: Johnny didn't seem to like that last advert too much
	4:32pm Scott67: Otis, I will be there mate. It's a place to be yourself, & there's beer. 👍😎🍻
	👻 4:35pm Mr Fab: dont know this one either, Starship doing their Foreigner impression.
	4:35pm Candy-O'67: Well, I just stumbled into your show, Mr. Fab! Looks like a cool playlist! I'll have to check out what I missed in the archive!
	4:36pm Candy-O'67: They do sound like Foreigner, Mr. Fab! haha
	4:36pm postconsumer: I know this one from Wet Hot American Summer, don't I?
	4:37pm postconsumer: Hi, Candy-O'67, thanks for tuning in! Fab's given me three hours to honor the late, great Johnny Fever.
	4:38pm Candy-O'67: Very cool, postconsumer!
	👻 4:38pm Mr Fab: thanks Candy-O! But actually I'm just letting Jon use my space so he can do his Johnny Fever collage.
	4:38pm Otis: Flashbacks of middle school music jams.
	4:39pm Otis: Candy! Hey Hey!
	4:39pm G: Where are you getting the Johnny Fever audio clips? They're great.
	4:39pm postconsumer: Can't believe it's almost over... this has been fun.
	4:39pm Candy-O'67: Hey Otis!!
	4:40pm postconsumer: G, thanks for listening! I sampled them all from the tv show and edited everything together into this 3-hour show.
	4:43pm Scott67: G'day Candy-O.👍😎🌵🌻
	4:44pm Candy-O'67: Hey Scotty-O, cobber!
	4:44pm Andres: Hi, Mr Fab + Jon! Sorry i'm late but so happy to have this tribute to Howard Hesseman! As a kid I watched WKRP in syndication and absolutely loved the comedy and the music. It is mind-blowing that he and Tim Reid picked the music they played. Unimaginable today.
	4:46pm postconsumer: Thanks, Andres!
	4:48pm Otis: A real fun show today Jon. Brought back some sweet memories. Thanks pal.
	4:48pm postconsumer: Thanks, Otis! I love that I can usually find you here. :)
	4:50pm Candy-O'67: I hadn't heard that Howard had died. RIP, Howard!
	4:51pm postconsumer: Yes, farewell to Mr. Hesseman. RIP
	4:53pm Sarcofiguy: HEY!!!!!!
	4:54pm Scott67: Thanks Jon! A brilliantly fitting tribute to a brilliantly funny man. I will be listening again mate. 👍😎👉🌟🎶📻
	4:54pm Sarcofiguy: Love this damned song!
	4:54pm Aitch: just dropped kid to school, first day of her last year at high school. Oddly the music playing sounds like my last year of high school, cough 40 years ago...
	4:55pm Candy-O'67: Thanks so much, Jon! Looking forward to catching the whole show in the archives! What a great tribute!
	4:55pm postconsumer: Thanks to you all for listening!
	4:55pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Hey Jon, thank you for the stellar Collage / tribute to Howard Hesseman. It’s been a great listen!
	4:56pm Rich in Washington: This was brilliant, Jon! Thanks so much!
	4:57pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Fantastic to chat with ya Mr. Fab & Otis! Hope to catch some more shows soon. See ya around!
	4:57pm postconsumer: Big thanks to Scott67, Rich, Mr. Fab, Otis, cuspidor, WR, Lizardner Dave, PDS, David, Aitch, Feldy, Senor Headache, G, Candy-O’67, Andres, and Sarcofiguy! It was good talking with you!
	4:57pm Lizardner Dave !: This was a really great show, thank you!
	4:57pm Pimpdaddysupreme: Much love, Rich! See ya on the book of Face.
	4:58pm Feldy: Really nice tribute, Jon. Thank you
	4:58pm postconsumer: :)
	4:58pm Andres: Thank you, Jon! Great tribute and love letter to radio and television!
	4:58pm Sarcofiguy: I'm sorry I came in so damned late! But I'm gonna definitely get into this archived, of course!
	4:59pm postconsumer: Yes! I'm excited to share the archived version with friends who had to miss it. Should be up in about an hour, I hope?
	4:59pm Rich in Washington: Hi PDS! Great to see you here!
	4:59pm Pimpdaddysupreme: And now a pause for station identification
	4:59pm Andres: Go Bengals!
	👻 5:00pm Mr Fab: Dr Johnny Fever, signing off… Great job, Jon.
	5:00pm Creebie: I guess 17 minutes of Floyd’s Dogs wouldn’t make sense within this context but loved that scene with Johnny and Mr. Carlson, so a little disappointed it wasn’t in the playlist.
	5:00pm postconsumer: There were some cuts which had to be made, unfortunately.
	👻 5:01pm Mr Fab: Archive up within a few hours usually
	5:01pm postconsumer: Thanks, Mr. Fab! And thanks for giving me the slot today.
	5:10pm Creebie: Don't get me wrong, it was a great show.
	5:21pm WR: Thank you Thank you for the assemblage!
	8:08am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Amazing work, Jon!

Mr. Fab: Playlist from February 1, 2022

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