WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from August 7, 2014

Listener comments!
	2:05pm duke: Hello Matt and Matt fans
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: Nothing like a cold six pack and a warm Fiveash!
	2:07pm Mailman Tom: Matt Fiveash, the King of Thursday afternoon radio!
	2:07pm Matt F: Hey Duke. Hey Dude. Hey Jude.
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: Howdydoody, Matt.
	2:10pm Dominick: Exemplary selections
	2:11pm Matt F: Exemplary Selections, Execrable Segues.
	2:14pm pacific standard simon: Marathon premium idea: Fiveash Sings Along With His Bed Music! 79 minute CD of Matt mumbling and grumbling along to instrumental favorites!
	2:15pm Slanzy: Packin' a wollop and rockin' them trollops!.
	2:16pm Matt F: That's a "great" idea, Simon.
	2:18pm pacific standard simon: I'm sure the world isn't ready for it.
	2:23pm Matt F: That makes billions of us.
	2:26pm Doug Schulkind: Matt, I think of you as the Kanui of the Drummer Stream. Good thing ol' Lula's on board, too!
	2:36pm Matt F: It is important that each stream DJ have their Hawaiian Swing equivalent.
	2:38pm pacific standard simon: You can borrow my "Blue Hawaii" pajamas if you want. Featuring Elvis, several poses.
	2:46pm Doug Schulkind: I'll be Augie Goupil, if he's not already taken.
	2:46pm Artie: The latest eruption laid down five distinct layers of ashes.
	2:48pm MattBelow: YEAH!
	2:49pm pacific standard simon: Worthy cover.
	2:55pm Slanzy: Ok that buffering problem was on your end I see...it seems ok now. In all seriousmess a GREAT set today!
	2:57pm Andy S.: From Woodstock NY, I'm diggin' what you're puttin' down!
	2:58pm MattBelow: Sassy Fiveash!
	3:05pm pacific standard simon: There's an amusing story about Annie Oakley missing an opportunity to blow off Kaiser Wilhelm's head when he attended a Wild West Show and volunteered for one of her trick shooting stunts. After the war started, she offered to repeat the demonstration, but The Kaiser wisely declined.
	3:06pm glenn: kasey chambers kills live.
	3:09pm Stanley: Woo hoo! Waka-ja-waka!
	3:09pm V Priceless: hey Matt and gang!
	3:09pm shinola for brains: break out the zippos
	3:12pm Andy S.: Listening to this version of "Machine Gun" and thinking Billy Childish was wrong: Hendrix really WAS the only musician.
	3:13pm Stanley: I'm melting man!
	3:14pm SeanG: rat a tat tat
	3:14pm Matt F: Ha! Actually, that Headcoats album title apparently is taken from a comment that the music teacher wrote on young Billy's report card.
	3:14pm V Priceless: Neil Young said it best: nobody in the same BUILDING with Hendrix!
	3:19pm Slanzy: As far as bringing electric blues to us all like this=yes and no one ever will be @VPriceless; I don't believe the blues was meant to progress beyond this point...as it cant.
	3:20pm Stanley: Is it safe to come out now?
	3:20pm glenn: frankly, i'm more impressed by jimi's work ethic than by any natural abilities he possessed.
	3:26pm Doug Schulkind: This is better than Cher's version.
	3:26pm V Priceless: @ glenn - safe to say, I think, that's part of the package w/Hendrix - not just his playing, but his output, song-writing, singing (though he'd be first to put down his own voice), and vision.
	3:28pm glenn: he played guitar for 10 hours a day. it's no wonder he was good.
	3:34pm Slanzy: I think Jimi could write a great soul ballad on a whim also; But alas enough of that...at least from me.
	3:35pm pacific standard simon: Hendrix's blind spot about his voice never ceases to amaze me -- I think it was one of the best in rock 'n' roll. He could have lost both hands and I'd have still bought his records for his singing.
	3:43pm Slanzy: On a completely different subject (but not really); Hendrix's death may not been as much of a cornerstone in popular amercan culture (as apposed to JFK & John Lennon);ALTHOUGH in the context of music and and among the greatest musicians that ever walked the planet it most certainly was.
	3:49pm holland oats: hullo all
	3:50pm glenn: oh, dolly.
	3:50pm shinola for brains: no dress could conceal your secrets, dolly
	3:50pm pacific standard simon: Afternoon melodrama!
	3:52pm holland oats: we were a-watchin' sesame st. our favorite muppet's name was grover...
	3:52pm Jeff Golick: Longtime/first-time...
	3:53pm glenn: this song kills me, every time i hear it.
	3:54pm Doug Schulkind: Voluptuous horrors!
	3:54pm Stanley: Matt, I like what you're trying to do here.
	3:54pm glenn: neko case does a pretty great version of rolling stone.
	3:56pm holland oats: @doug chortle
	3:59pm pacific standard simon: Another fine show, Matt. See ya next week.
	4:00pm Lore: The way Perkins sings that "he's not complainin'..." line always gets me.
	4:01pm shinola for brains: i'm gonna go home and drink up
	4:01pm Stanley: He he. Another one bites the dust. Time for a beer. Bye Matt, bye all
	4:02pm glenn: byeeeeeee.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from August 7, 2014

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August 7, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Big Star	In The Street (Rehearsal)	Nobody Can Dance	Norton	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Jano	Havin' A Whole Lot Of Fun	Sound of the Swamp: The Best Of Excello Records Vol. 1	Rhino	0:03:03 (Pop-up)
The Gladiolas	Little Darlin' "Little Darlin'" by "The Gladiolas"	Excello Vocal Groups	Excello	0:05:15 (Pop-up)
The Earthquakes	Bashful Guy "Bashful Guy" by "The Earthquakes"	Dirty Boogie: The Fortune Records Story	One Day	0:07:22 (Pop-up)
Ike Turner, Carson Oliver & Little Ann	Boxtop	I Like Ike!: The Best Of Ike Turner	Rhino	0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Rudy Green	Juicy Fruit "Juicy Fruit" by "Rudy Green"	Sin Alley Vol. 1	Big Daddy	0:11:31 (Pop-up)
Billy Dev-Roe	I'm Packin' "I'm Packin'" by "Billy Dev-Roe"	Wailin' Wildcat	Buffalo Bop	0:14:11 (Pop-up)
Johnny Burnette w/ Dorsey Burnette	You Gotta Get Ready	7"	Norton	0:15:35 (Pop-up)
Joe Maphis & Rose Lee	Dim Lights, Thick Smoke and Loud, Loud Music	Swing West Vol. 1	Razor & Tie	0:17:45 (Pop-up)
Hoot Gibson	Mai Givee (Don't Give It Away)	Hawaiian Steel Guitar Classics	Arhoolie	0:20:23 (Pop-up)
Count Basie & His Orchestra	Jumpin' At The Woodside	The Complete Decca Recordings	Decca	0:23:29 (Pop-up)
Bill Johnson's Louisiana Jug Band	Get The "L" On Down the Road	Down In The Basement: Joe Bussard's Treasure Trove Of Vintage 78s 1926-1937	Old Hat	0:26:34 (Pop-up)

Kasey Chambers	Barricades and Brickwalls	Barricades & Brickwalls	Warner Bros.	0:34:26 (Pop-up)
Funkadelic	I Wanna Know If It's Good To You	Music for your Mother	Westbound	0:37:23 (Pop-up)
Television	Little Johnny Jewel (Ork 7" version)	Rarities	No Label	0:40:26 (Pop-up)
Lyres	You'll Never Do It Baby "You'll Never Do It Baby" by "Lyres"	Lyres Lyres	Ace Of Hearts	0:47:24 (Pop-up)
Billy Childish & His Famous Headcoats	My Girl Does Kung Fu	Hendrix Was Not the Only Musician	Sympathy For the Record Industry	0:50:16 (Pop-up)
Prince Conley	I'm Going Home "I'm Going Home" by "Prince Conley"	The Complete Stax/Volt Singles 1959-1968	Stax	0:53:32 (Pop-up)

Black Sabbath	War Pigs "War Pigs" by "Black Sabbath"	Paranoid	Warner Bros.	1:00:33 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Machine Gun "Machine Gun" by "Jimi Hendrix"	Band of Gypsys	Capitol	1:08:11 (Pop-up)
The Mighty Hannibal	Hymn No. 5 "Hymn No. 5" by "The Mighty Hannibal"	Hannibalism!	Norton	1:20:09 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Masters of War	Great Day	Milestone	1:23:31 (Pop-up)

Thumbs Carlisle	Candy Girl "Candy Girl" by "Thumbs Carlisle"	I Can Hear Music: Michael Shelley's 2013 Marathon Premium		1:31:25 (Pop-up)
Astrud Gilberto & Walter Wanderly Trio	Goodbye Sadness (Tristeza)	A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness	Verve	1:33:25 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	Come For A Dream	Dusty In London	Rhino	1:36:47 (Pop-up)
Latin Playboys	If "If" by "Latin Playboys"	Latin Playboys	Slash/Warner Bros.	1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Slim Harpo	This Ain't No Place For Me	The Scratch	Excello	1:41:43 (Pop-up)
The Dominoes	The Bells "The Bells" by "The Dominoes"	14 Hits	King	1:46:10 (Pop-up)
Dolly Parton	Down From Dover "Down From Dover" by "Dolly Parton"	The Fairest Of Them All	Omni	1:49:26 (Pop-up)
Karen Black	Rolling Stone "Rolling Stone" by "Karen Black"	Nashville (OST)	ABC	1:53:21 (Pop-up)
Carl Perkins	Drink Up and Go Home	Drink Up and Go Home! Sun Country Vol. 2	AVI / Sun	1:56:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:05pm duke: Hello Matt and Matt fans
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: Nothing like a cold six pack and a warm Fiveash!
	2:07pm Mailman Tom: Matt Fiveash, the King of Thursday afternoon radio!
	2:07pm Matt F: Hey Duke. Hey Dude. Hey Jude.
	2:09pm pacific standard simon: Howdydoody, Matt.
	2:10pm Dominick: Exemplary selections
	2:11pm Matt F: Exemplary Selections, Execrable Segues.
	2:14pm pacific standard simon: Marathon premium idea: Fiveash Sings Along With His Bed Music! 79 minute CD of Matt mumbling and grumbling along to instrumental favorites!
	2:15pm Slanzy: Packin' a wollop and rockin' them trollops!.
	2:16pm Matt F: That's a "great" idea, Simon.
	2:18pm pacific standard simon: I'm sure the world isn't ready for it.
	2:23pm Matt F: That makes billions of us.
	2:26pm Doug Schulkind: Matt, I think of you as the Kanui of the Drummer Stream. Good thing ol' Lula's on board, too!
	2:36pm Matt F: It is important that each stream DJ have their Hawaiian Swing equivalent.
	2:38pm pacific standard simon: You can borrow my "Blue Hawaii" pajamas if you want. Featuring Elvis, several poses.
	2:46pm Doug Schulkind: I'll be Augie Goupil, if he's not already taken.
	2:46pm Artie: The latest eruption laid down five distinct layers of ashes.
	2:48pm MattBelow: YEAH!
	2:49pm pacific standard simon: Worthy cover.
	2:55pm Slanzy: Ok that buffering problem was on your end I see...it seems ok now. In all seriousmess a GREAT set today!
	2:57pm Andy S.: From Woodstock NY, I'm diggin' what you're puttin' down!
	2:58pm MattBelow: Sassy Fiveash!
	3:05pm pacific standard simon: There's an amusing story about Annie Oakley missing an opportunity to blow off Kaiser Wilhelm's head when he attended a Wild West Show and volunteered for one of her trick shooting stunts. After the war started, she offered to repeat the demonstration, but The Kaiser wisely declined.
	3:06pm glenn: kasey chambers kills live.
	3:09pm Stanley: Woo hoo! Waka-ja-waka!
	3:09pm V Priceless: hey Matt and gang!
	3:09pm shinola for brains: break out the zippos
	3:12pm Andy S.: Listening to this version of "Machine Gun" and thinking Billy Childish was wrong: Hendrix really WAS the only musician.
	3:13pm Stanley: I'm melting man!
	3:14pm SeanG: rat a tat tat
	3:14pm Matt F: Ha! Actually, that Headcoats album title apparently is taken from a comment that the music teacher wrote on young Billy's report card.
	3:14pm V Priceless: Neil Young said it best: nobody in the same BUILDING with Hendrix!
	3:19pm Slanzy: As far as bringing electric blues to us all like this=yes and no one ever will be @VPriceless; I don't believe the blues was meant to progress beyond this point...as it cant.
	3:20pm Stanley: Is it safe to come out now?
	3:20pm glenn: frankly, i'm more impressed by jimi's work ethic than by any natural abilities he possessed.
	3:26pm Doug Schulkind: This is better than Cher's version.
	3:26pm V Priceless: @ glenn - safe to say, I think, that's part of the package w/Hendrix - not just his playing, but his output, song-writing, singing (though he'd be first to put down his own voice), and vision.
	3:28pm glenn: he played guitar for 10 hours a day. it's no wonder he was good.
	3:34pm Slanzy: I think Jimi could write a great soul ballad on a whim also; But alas enough of that...at least from me.
	3:35pm pacific standard simon: Hendrix's blind spot about his voice never ceases to amaze me -- I think it was one of the best in rock 'n' roll. He could have lost both hands and I'd have still bought his records for his singing.
	3:43pm Slanzy: On a completely different subject (but not really); Hendrix's death may not been as much of a cornerstone in popular amercan culture (as apposed to JFK & John Lennon);ALTHOUGH in the context of music and and among the greatest musicians that ever walked the planet it most certainly was.
	3:49pm holland oats: hullo all
	3:50pm glenn: oh, dolly.
	3:50pm shinola for brains: no dress could conceal your secrets, dolly
	3:50pm pacific standard simon: Afternoon melodrama!
	3:52pm holland oats: we were a-watchin' sesame st. our favorite muppet's name was grover...
	3:52pm Jeff Golick: Longtime/first-time...
	3:53pm glenn: this song kills me, every time i hear it.
	3:54pm Doug Schulkind: Voluptuous horrors!
	3:54pm Stanley: Matt, I like what you're trying to do here.
	3:54pm glenn: neko case does a pretty great version of rolling stone.
	3:56pm holland oats: @doug chortle
	3:59pm pacific standard simon: Another fine show, Matt. See ya next week.
	4:00pm Lore: The way Perkins sings that "he's not complainin'..." line always gets me.
	4:01pm shinola for brains: i'm gonna go home and drink up
	4:01pm Stanley: He he. Another one bites the dust. Time for a beer. Bye Matt, bye all
	4:02pm glenn: byeeeeeee.

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from August 7, 2014

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