WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: Good Thursday, all!! I have this playlist up, and yesterday's, to remind me I've got some bonus content to savor over the weekend!
	2:01pm Dominick: Go Earl !!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: "That certainly is an answer"—LOL!
	2:02pm Mailman Tom: Potty mouth!
	2:05pm Stanley: Hi Guys I'm tuned right in. Right on time. Right on.
	2:05pm still b/p: I think that was a peformance of George Will's favorite poem, rich with baseball's elegant pastoral beauty.
	2:07pm duke: Howdy Everyone
	2:11pm Matt F: Greetings everybody.
	2:15pm kat330: Greetings back atcha, Matt! Appreciated your fill-in yesterday.
	2:18pm kat330: Sure hope everyone is enjoying a day as similarly perfect as the one here today. Oh! Don't believe I've heard ANYone play Los Lobos since I've been listening to the music programs here (2012) -- thanks. I am mesmerized by much of their "Kiko" lp.
	2:25pm Earl Weaver: Shit, Fiveash, I thought I told you to grab my Camel Lights from my office!
	2:26pm SeanG: Sexy Beast! Captain Obvious I know...
	2:38pm kat330: Yes! Some wild ivory tinkling.
	2:39pm Andy S.: Dickinson! I once heard him introduce "Across The Borderline" (which he co-wrote) as "the song that paved my driveway."
	2:47pm kat330: Great sounds, Matt. Nice to have something inside counteracting the outside commotion. Still a perfectly lovely day but for the past two hours today we got to experience what it's like to be under fire from US fighter jets as they strafed our home (and Philo's workplace, too) with 30+ low-flying passes directly overhead. Rehearsing for Saturday's "Thunder Over Louisville" I suppose.
	2:59pm Greg from Bloomfield: Hey Matt & everybody!
	3:00pm Brian in UK: Hello Matt, missing Max Romeo, it's sippling (dangerous) out dere.
	3:03pm Stanley: Hi 'Stepping Razor' Brian Howya doing?
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: I'm a sucker for all "Goldfinger" covers, but this one is extra-nice.
	3:05pm still b/p: Suddenly I'm seeing Goldfinger as a rat-packer, tie loosened, some brow sweat, drink in hand, finger snapping on stage. "No, baby, I expect you to die."
	3:05pm Brian in UK: Stanley, in the pink old bean. Aching to hear Rick Danko sing.
	3:06pm Brian in UK: Stanley Correct answer: I'm dangerous.
	3:08pm Stanley: @Brian - okay, so I wont watch your size
	3:09pm Brian in UK: Guess you are back in the grind now.
	3:11pm kat330: Holy crap that jet is flying low!!
	3:12pm Stanley: You guessed right, my friend. Like I was never away, let alone on a higher plane. Re the Rick Danko, either you have a song by The Band on the turntable or, as I suspect, you're at it with your extraordinary powers again.
	3:14pm Stanley: kat330 - I remember when I lived in the hills the low flying jets gave the cows heart attacks. No kidding.
	3:14pm Brian in UK: Nice, some voices just get inside you. Gotta cut to cookin' and leave this cookin' show. Tops, Matt.
	3:15pm kat330: All the birds outside are having fits. We don't have any domestic pets, but I bet the whole neighborhood has put their pets up. It is LOUD. I decided to record some of it.
	3:23pm Parq: Kat, in the late 90s, the Air Force scheduled a flyover for the Flatiron District as a finish for the Vets Day parade down Fifth Avenue. I was home with my daughter and it scared holy hell out of me. I was sure that a plane was crashing in the neighborhood.
	3:23pm Maslaki: I am loving the meandering journey through jazz. New Orleans jazz was my first infatuation.
	3:24pm kat330: @Parq: I mean we go through this every April, but NEVER has it been this long, this incessant, so directly over our home AND so low-flying. Truly feels like we're under fire.
	3:25pm kat330: And I can't help considering the waste of jet fuel and air pollution. :/
	3:27pm SeanG: Roger Miller Rules all
	3:28pm kat330: And his lyrics always speak the absolute truth, too.
	3:28pm Kevlicki: Hey Matt, I enjoyed your fill in yesterday, even listened to it again in the archive! was just stoked to see your name in the GTDR stream, happy to hear you again so soon
	3:29pm Parq: atomicfloozy.files.wordpress.com...
	3:29pm kat330: Ha!
	3:30pm still b/p: England Swings is a cringey bit of business, though.
	3:32pm kat330: Simone's "Buck" is among my 4-5 top "in the mood" making songs.
	3:35pm Matt F: Thanks Kevlicki, and thanks everybody. Sorry this goddamn turntable is keepimng me away from the conversation
	3:38pm kat330: @Matt: Up near the top I also expressed appreciation for your fill-in yesterday. Thanks for the tunes. Toodles all!
	3:44pm Andy S.: I have a photo of me with Bill Coday at SXSW in Austin! He opened the show at Antone's for Denise LaSalle and Little Milton. RIP Bill (1942-2008) -- he was born in Coldwater MS where the Jim Dickinson family lived.
	3:54pm Parq: Yeah, I listened to the first hour of the Duane show this morning. Really dug the pop-rockin' second set, the one that started with Dancing Queen. Glad to know that someone else sees Abba numbers as making great rock and roll songs.
	3:54pm Hackensack Slim: I sure dug seeing Ray Sharpe at the Stomp. Hope we get to see him again sometime soon.
	3:55pm Monica: another fine installment, matt! but see what happens after 3 hrs of getting spoiled in studio A? your carriage turns back into a pumpkin.
	3:58pm Stanley: Diddie Wah Diddie indeedy. Great show, Matt. Shlater.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 10, 2014

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April 10, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Johnny Otis Show featuring Mighty Mouth Evans & Shuggie Otis	Signifying Monkey	Blues & Soul Power	Kent/ Ace	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Talkin' Loud And Sayin' Nothin'	In the Jungle Groove	Polydor	0:05:54 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Chevrolet "Chevrolet" by "Taj Mahal"	Happy To Be Just Like I Am	Columbia	0:13:50 (Pop-up)
Los Lobos	Revolution "Revolution" by "Los Lobos"	Colossal Head	Warner Bros.	0:15:58 (Pop-up)
Popular Cooper & His All Beats Band	Arraino	Nigeria Special: Modern Highlife, Afro-sounds & Nigerian Blues 1970-76	Soundway	0:18:42 (Pop-up)
Max Romeo & the Upsetters	Chase The Devil	War Ina Babylon	Island	0:22:24 (Pop-up)
The Stranglers	Peaches "Peaches" by "The Stranglers"	Rattus Norvegicus	A&M	0:26:33 (Pop-up)

The Cobras	Restless "Restless" by "The Cobras"	The Complete Stax/Volt Singles 1959-1968	Stax	0:33:00 (Pop-up)
James Luther Dickinson	Wine "Wine" by "James Luther Dickinson"	Dixie Fried		0:35:24 (Pop-up)
Earl King	Everybody's Carried Away	Let the Good Times Roll	Ace	0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Rosco Gordon	T-Model Boogie "T-Model Boogie" by "Rosco Gordon"	Rosco's Rhythm	Charly	0:41:03 (Pop-up)
Square Walton	Fish Tail Blues "Fish Tail Blues" by "Square Walton"	Collector's Blues Series Volume 1	Chicago	0:43:26 (Pop-up)
The Coasters	What Is The Secret Of Your Success	What Is the Secret of Your Success?	Mr. R&B	0:45:55 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Fatman	Where You Been? "Where You Been?" by "Lloyd Fatman"	The Okeh Rhythm & Blues Story 1949-1957	Epic/Okeh/Legacy	0:48:26 (Pop-up)
Detroit Count	Hastings Street Opera Part 1 & 2	Detroit Blues: The Early 1950s	Blues Classics	0:50:43 (Pop-up)

Count Basie & His Orchestra	Goldfinger	Basie Meets Bond	United Artists	1:00:17 (Pop-up)
Wilbert Harrison	Near To You "Near To You" by "Wilbert Harrison"	Anything You Want	Wet Soul	1:04:09 (Pop-up)
Zilla Mayes	All I Want Is You "All I Want Is You" by "Zilla Mayes"	Sehorn's Soul Farm, Volume Two	Charly	1:06:52 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Buck "Buck" by "Nina Simone"	The Blues	Novus / BMG	1:08:30 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Song With Orange "Song With Orange" by "Charles Mingus"	Mingus Dynasty	Columbia	1:10:35 (Pop-up)
Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band	1919 Rag	1944-45	GHB	1:17:01 (Pop-up)
Louis Prima With Sam Butera And The Witnesses	Oh Marie	Capitol Collectors Series	Capitol	1:20:03 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	She's The Most "She's The Most" by "The Five Keys"	Charly Dance Party	Charly	1:22:31 (Pop-up)
Glen Campbell	Bowlegged Polly "Bowlegged Polly" by "Glen Campbell"	In the Heat Of The Night Soundtrack	United Artists	1:25:16 (Pop-up)
Roger Miller	You Can't Roller Skate in a Buffalo Herd	King Of The Road		1:26:42 (Pop-up)

George Jones	Just Little Boy Blue	Rockin' The Country	Mercury	1:32:21 (Pop-up)
The Ding-Dongs	Stammer and Sin "Stammer and Sin" by "The Ding-Dongs"	Rang Tang Ding Dong	Norton	1:35:16 (Pop-up)
King Bennie Nawahi	Hawaiian Capers	50 Years of Jazz Guitar	Columbia	1:37:30 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	I'm Still Here "I'm Still Here" by "Willie Nelson"	Crazy: The Demo Sessions	Sugar Hill	1:40:24 (Pop-up)
Bill Coday	Get Your Lie Straight "Get Your Lie Straight" by "Bill Coday"	7"	Crajon	1:42:14 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	Treat Her Right "Treat Her Right" by "Otis Redding"	The Soul Album	Atco	1:44:41 (Pop-up)
Wilson Pickett	Funky Broadway "Funky Broadway" by "Wilson Pickett"	7"	Atlantic	1:46:46 (Pop-up)
Ray Sharpe	Help Me (Get The Feeling) Part 1 & 2	Blues & Soul Power	Atlantic	1:49:18 (Pop-up)
Johnny Jenkins	Down Along The Cove	Duane Allman Anthology	Capricorn	1:53:47 (Pop-up)
Blind Blake	Diddie Wah Diddie "Diddie Wah Diddie" by "Blind Blake"	Best Of	Yazoo	1:56:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: Good Thursday, all!! I have this playlist up, and yesterday's, to remind me I've got some bonus content to savor over the weekend!
	2:01pm Dominick: Go Earl !!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: "That certainly is an answer"—LOL!
	2:02pm Mailman Tom: Potty mouth!
	2:05pm Stanley: Hi Guys I'm tuned right in. Right on time. Right on.
	2:05pm still b/p: I think that was a peformance of George Will's favorite poem, rich with baseball's elegant pastoral beauty.
	2:07pm duke: Howdy Everyone
	2:11pm Matt F: Greetings everybody.
	2:15pm kat330: Greetings back atcha, Matt! Appreciated your fill-in yesterday.
	2:18pm kat330: Sure hope everyone is enjoying a day as similarly perfect as the one here today. Oh! Don't believe I've heard ANYone play Los Lobos since I've been listening to the music programs here (2012) -- thanks. I am mesmerized by much of their "Kiko" lp.
	2:25pm Earl Weaver: Shit, Fiveash, I thought I told you to grab my Camel Lights from my office!
	2:26pm SeanG: Sexy Beast! Captain Obvious I know...
	2:38pm kat330: Yes! Some wild ivory tinkling.
	2:39pm Andy S.: Dickinson! I once heard him introduce "Across The Borderline" (which he co-wrote) as "the song that paved my driveway."
	2:47pm kat330: Great sounds, Matt. Nice to have something inside counteracting the outside commotion. Still a perfectly lovely day but for the past two hours today we got to experience what it's like to be under fire from US fighter jets as they strafed our home (and Philo's workplace, too) with 30+ low-flying passes directly overhead. Rehearsing for Saturday's "Thunder Over Louisville" I suppose.
	2:59pm Greg from Bloomfield: Hey Matt & everybody!
	3:00pm Brian in UK: Hello Matt, missing Max Romeo, it's sippling (dangerous) out dere.
	3:03pm Stanley: Hi 'Stepping Razor' Brian Howya doing?
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: I'm a sucker for all "Goldfinger" covers, but this one is extra-nice.
	3:05pm still b/p: Suddenly I'm seeing Goldfinger as a rat-packer, tie loosened, some brow sweat, drink in hand, finger snapping on stage. "No, baby, I expect you to die."
	3:05pm Brian in UK: Stanley, in the pink old bean. Aching to hear Rick Danko sing.
	3:06pm Brian in UK: Stanley Correct answer: I'm dangerous.
	3:08pm Stanley: @Brian - okay, so I wont watch your size
	3:09pm Brian in UK: Guess you are back in the grind now.
	3:11pm kat330: Holy crap that jet is flying low!!
	3:12pm Stanley: You guessed right, my friend. Like I was never away, let alone on a higher plane. Re the Rick Danko, either you have a song by The Band on the turntable or, as I suspect, you're at it with your extraordinary powers again.
	3:14pm Stanley: kat330 - I remember when I lived in the hills the low flying jets gave the cows heart attacks. No kidding.
	3:14pm Brian in UK: Nice, some voices just get inside you. Gotta cut to cookin' and leave this cookin' show. Tops, Matt.
	3:15pm kat330: All the birds outside are having fits. We don't have any domestic pets, but I bet the whole neighborhood has put their pets up. It is LOUD. I decided to record some of it.
	3:23pm Parq: Kat, in the late 90s, the Air Force scheduled a flyover for the Flatiron District as a finish for the Vets Day parade down Fifth Avenue. I was home with my daughter and it scared holy hell out of me. I was sure that a plane was crashing in the neighborhood.
	3:23pm Maslaki: I am loving the meandering journey through jazz. New Orleans jazz was my first infatuation.
	3:24pm kat330: @Parq: I mean we go through this every April, but NEVER has it been this long, this incessant, so directly over our home AND so low-flying. Truly feels like we're under fire.
	3:25pm kat330: And I can't help considering the waste of jet fuel and air pollution. :/
	3:27pm SeanG: Roger Miller Rules all
	3:28pm kat330: And his lyrics always speak the absolute truth, too.
	3:28pm Kevlicki: Hey Matt, I enjoyed your fill in yesterday, even listened to it again in the archive! was just stoked to see your name in the GTDR stream, happy to hear you again so soon
	3:29pm Parq: atomicfloozy.files.wordpress.com...
	3:29pm kat330: Ha!
	3:30pm still b/p: England Swings is a cringey bit of business, though.
	3:32pm kat330: Simone's "Buck" is among my 4-5 top "in the mood" making songs.
	3:35pm Matt F: Thanks Kevlicki, and thanks everybody. Sorry this goddamn turntable is keepimng me away from the conversation
	3:38pm kat330: @Matt: Up near the top I also expressed appreciation for your fill-in yesterday. Thanks for the tunes. Toodles all!
	3:44pm Andy S.: I have a photo of me with Bill Coday at SXSW in Austin! He opened the show at Antone's for Denise LaSalle and Little Milton. RIP Bill (1942-2008) -- he was born in Coldwater MS where the Jim Dickinson family lived.
	3:54pm Parq: Yeah, I listened to the first hour of the Duane show this morning. Really dug the pop-rockin' second set, the one that started with Dancing Queen. Glad to know that someone else sees Abba numbers as making great rock and roll songs.
	3:54pm Hackensack Slim: I sure dug seeing Ray Sharpe at the Stomp. Hope we get to see him again sometime soon.
	3:55pm Monica: another fine installment, matt! but see what happens after 3 hrs of getting spoiled in studio A? your carriage turns back into a pumpkin.
	3:58pm Stanley: Diddie Wah Diddie indeedy. Great show, Matt. Shlater.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from April 10, 2014

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