WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 7, 2015

Listener comments!
	10:14pm Doug Schulkind: Anchovies and black olives, please.
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: You got it.
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: All you can eat...endless pizza buffet.
	10:15pm Doug Schulkind: With extra gluten.
	🛒 10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1932 jeepers ...Can I get one slice of this self-repeating pizza over here ??...
	10:18pm Uncle Michael: Sure thing Rev.
	🛒 10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always really liked 'Hair'...
	10:22pm Uncle Michael: That's a really superb song.
	10:23pm Charlie: here for a little while, until my flesh fails me
	10:23pm Uncle Michael: Hiya Charlie...good to see you.
	10:23pm Charlie: I've always been a huge fan of Laura's recording of this (her) song.
	10:32pm johnk77: galt mcdermot is a long time client rehearses where @mikeeast and i work good guy
	10:32pm Monica: Hola, Um! And Chaz, RevRab, and Doug! Is this the celebrity ball?
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: It is now! Hi John...hi Monica!
	10:34pm johnk77: MacDermot
	10:35pm Lane Gray: Mandelbrot pizza
	10:36pm Charlie: Hey, Monica!
	10:36pm johnk77: from mc escher pizzeria
	10:37pm Uncle Michael: I lied one other 3DN track included...it's next...no one else I could find to have previously recorded it..nor by the author(s)
	10:40pm Lane Gray: Tonight's public service message:when driving neat state lines, give trucks a wide berth.. Many of us have to write down our odometer reading at the line.
	10:41pm ronzoni: ok i'm listening
	10:42pm ronzoni: liking the music plus i get to practice my math skills
	10:42pm Uncle Michael: Hey Ron...nice to see you.
	10:43pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the tip Lane.
	10:43pm Uncle Michael: math is only visited upon the unregistered
	10:44pm ronzoni: happy to be here. hear.
	10:47pm Doug Schulkind: The celeb disco ball is spinning wildly, Monica. Someone pour me another Cold Duck!
	10:47pm Monica: takin' me back to listening to albums in the basement with my korvette record player. not a stereo system, a record player.
	10:47pm ronzoni: i guess one day i'll have to register
	10:51pm Charlie: ronzoni sono buoni
	10:53pm Uncle Michael: I had a Panasonic, Monica.
	10:53pm Charlie: fyi, the doc, "Paul Williams: Still Alive" was pretty interesting.
	10:53pm ronzoni: grazie, charlie. as opposed to charlie gracie.
	10:54pm Monica: forgot how many hits they had! the type of songs that kiddies and grannies could groove on.
	10:55pm Lane Gray: I can't hear Old Fashioned Love Song without the Japanese accent.
	10:56pm ronzoni: my first cassette player was from korvettes. kor-sonic was the brand. got it mainly to practice my bar-mitzvah lessons.
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: What, Lane? Charlie...I keep chickening out of watching it...I start and it gets creepy.
	10:57pm Uncle Michael: How is that practice going, Ron?
	10:57pm Charlie: yeah, it's a little creepy, but it gets less so.
	10:58pm Lane Gray: Bluegrass 45 was the first version iIever heard. Japanese bluegrass
	10:58pm ronzoni: if i keep at it i may be the next buddy sorrell
	10:59pm Lane Gray: The same band that did Massachusetts and Sweet Caroline, AND a bluegrass Rondo Alla Turka
	🛒 10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the 3DN versions were very accomplished - but also produced straight in the direction of the charts - & honestly a little over-exposed for decades - on every comp of Hits - every reference for domestic piano players &tc. ...so these versions effectively restore appreciation for the very high quality of a very large number of tunes...somebody in 3DN or their handlers had this ability to pick songs...
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Well put, Rev.
	11:02pm ronzoni: i doubt that 3DN get a lot of radio play these days. what format would play them? NY's "oldies" station is too busy playing billy joel and madonna
	11:02pm Doug Schulkind: Honestly, does anyone really think Jeremiah was a bullfrog?
	11:02pm Uncle Michael: Will explain at the break but we shall hear two versions of Black & White.
	11:02pm johnk77: spent several of the funniest and craziest nights of my life at the late lamented palomino club in north hollywood working with bill kirchen & the moonlighters opening for hoyt who was a huge fan of bill's
	11:02pm Uncle Michael: Was Hoyt a good hang?
	11:03pm Lane Gray: And that made the Monkees' What Am I Doing Hangin 'Round into bluegrass. Agreed, Rev. Song selection is pretty important, but often overlooked.
	🛒 11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good point - because these tracks used to be ubiquitous.
	11:04pm johnk77: all night party monster hojos north hollywood
	11:04pm Uncle Michael: Earl is one of the authors.
	11:05pm Lonely Planet Boy: really enjoying the show. Thanks for putting it together.
	11:06pm Uncle Michael: Thanks LPB.
	11:09pm Charlie: hittin' the sack -- thanks for the original original tunes, UM!
	11:10pm Doug Schulkind: Tuesday is Dave Loggins' birthday.
	11:10pm Uncle Michael: Night Charlie! Had no idea, Doug...
	11:11pm ronzoni: digging these versions
	11:12pm Doug Schulkind: Ironically, I made that comment at 11:10, and 11/10 is Loggins' birthday.
	11:16pm Lane Gray: Wednesday is Dave Alvin's and Hank Sugarfoot Garland's birthday. Along with your steel player
	🛒 11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♏Scorpio Brethren!
	11:20pm Uncle Michael: Happy early birthday, Lane!
	11:27pm Lane Gray: Thanks
	11:27pm Uncle Michael: Sylvester...this was a surprise to me.
	11:28pm Lonely Planet Boy: since it's Hinky Dinky Time I can confess to loving Hard Labor LP (no guilty pleasures)
	11:30pm Uncle Michael: You're in a safe place.
	11:30pm Uncle Michael: Last song...last hit...man, was it ever over for them by this time...
	11:31pm Uncle Michael: This is terrible...therefore a fitting capstone.
	11:34pm Doug Schulkind: Three Doug Night? Why all the extra Dougs?
	11:38pm Uncle Michael: Thanks all...see you next time.
	11:38pm ronzoni: thanks. mike. enjoyed it.
	🛒 11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx again UM !

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 7, 2015

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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Hey Tonight		0:01:44 (Pop-up)
Carpenters	Saturday "Saturday" by "Carpenters"		0:04:11 (Pop-up)

Three Dog Night	Nobody "Nobody" by "Three Dog Night"	single (b/w It's For You) (Dunhill - 1968)	0:10:10 (Pop-up)
Ray Noble Orchestra with Val Rosing	Try A little Tenderness	shellac 10" (b/w Close to Your Heart (Don Bestor and his Orchestra)) (Victor - 1932)	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	One "One" by "Harry Nilsson"	single (b/w Sister Marie) (RCA Victor - 1968)	0:15:50 (Pop-up)
Jennifer (Warnes)	Easy To Be Hard	single (b-side to Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)) (Parrot - 1969)	0:18:39 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Eli's Coming "Eli's Coming" by "Laura Nyro"	Eli And The Thirteenth Confession (Columbia - 1969)	0:21:32 (Pop-up)

Plastic Penny	Celebrity Ball "Celebrity Ball" by "Plastic Penny"	Heads I Win - Tails You Lose (Page One - 1970)	0:30:33 (Pop-up)
Randy Newman	Mama Told Me Not To Come	12 Songs (Reprise - 1970)	0:33:04 (Pop-up)
Paul Williams	Out In The Country "Out In The Country" by "Paul Williams"	Life Goes On (A&M - 1970)	0:35:09 (Pop-up)
Three Dog Night	One Man Band "One Man Band" by "Three Dog Night"	single (b/w It Ain't Easy) (Dunhill - 1970)	0:38:33 (Pop-up)
Hoyt Axton	Joy To The World "Joy To The World" by "Hoyt Axton"	Naturally (ABC Dunhill - 1970)	0:41:17 (Pop-up)
Argent	Liar "Liar" by "Argent"	single (b/w Schoolgirl) (Date - 1969)	0:43:46 (Pop-up)

Paul Williams	An Old-Fashioned Love Song	Just An Old Fashioned Love Song (A&M - 1971)	0:51:34 (Pop-up)
Hoyt Axton	Never Been to Spain "Never Been to Spain" by "Hoyt Axton"	Joy To The World (Capitol - 1971)	0:54:38 (Pop-up)
Paul Williams	The Family Of Man "The Family Of Man" by "Paul Williams"	A Little Bit Of Love (A&M - 1972)	0:57:24 (Pop-up)
Greyhound	Black and White "Black and White" by "Greyhound"	single (b/w Sand In Your Shoes) (Trojan - 1971)	1:00:32 (Pop-up)
Earl Robinson	Black and White "Black and White" by "Earl Robinson"	prev. unr. (n/a - unk.)	1:03:24 (Pop-up)
Dave Loggins	Pieces Of April "Pieces Of April" by "Dave Loggins"	Personal Belongings (Vanguard - 1972)	1:06:17 (Pop-up)
B.W. Stevenson	Shambala "Shambala" by "B.W. Stevenson"	My Maria (RCA Victor - 1973)	1:09:34 (Pop-up)

Rhinoceros	I Will Serenade You "I Will Serenade You" by "Rhinoceros"	Rhinoceros (Elektra - 1968)	1:18:14 (Pop-up)
Leo Sayer	The Show Must Go On "The Show Must Go On" by "Leo Sayer"	Silverbird (Chrysalis - 1974)	1:21:09 (Pop-up)
John Hiatt	Sure As I'm Sittin' Here	Hangin' Around The Observatory (Epic - 1974)	1:23:40 (Pop-up)
Sylvester & The Hot Band	Play Something Sweet	Bazaar (Blue Thumb - 1973)	1:26:10 (Pop-up)
Three Dog Night	Till The World Ends	Coming Down Your Way (ABC - 1975)	1:29:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:14pm Doug Schulkind: Anchovies and black olives, please.
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: You got it.
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: All you can eat...endless pizza buffet.
	10:15pm Doug Schulkind: With extra gluten.
	🛒 10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1932 jeepers ...Can I get one slice of this self-repeating pizza over here ??...
	10:18pm Uncle Michael: Sure thing Rev.
	🛒 10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always really liked 'Hair'...
	10:22pm Uncle Michael: That's a really superb song.
	10:23pm Charlie: here for a little while, until my flesh fails me
	10:23pm Uncle Michael: Hiya Charlie...good to see you.
	10:23pm Charlie: I've always been a huge fan of Laura's recording of this (her) song.
	10:32pm johnk77: galt mcdermot is a long time client rehearses where @mikeeast and i work good guy
	10:32pm Monica: Hola, Um! And Chaz, RevRab, and Doug! Is this the celebrity ball?
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: It is now! Hi John...hi Monica!
	10:34pm johnk77: MacDermot
	10:35pm Lane Gray: Mandelbrot pizza
	10:36pm Charlie: Hey, Monica!
	10:36pm johnk77: from mc escher pizzeria
	10:37pm Uncle Michael: I lied one other 3DN track included...it's next...no one else I could find to have previously recorded it..nor by the author(s)
	10:40pm Lane Gray: Tonight's public service message:when driving neat state lines, give trucks a wide berth.. Many of us have to write down our odometer reading at the line.
	10:41pm ronzoni: ok i'm listening
	10:42pm ronzoni: liking the music plus i get to practice my math skills
	10:42pm Uncle Michael: Hey Ron...nice to see you.
	10:43pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the tip Lane.
	10:43pm Uncle Michael: math is only visited upon the unregistered
	10:44pm ronzoni: happy to be here. hear.
	10:47pm Doug Schulkind: The celeb disco ball is spinning wildly, Monica. Someone pour me another Cold Duck!
	10:47pm Monica: takin' me back to listening to albums in the basement with my korvette record player. not a stereo system, a record player.
	10:47pm ronzoni: i guess one day i'll have to register
	10:51pm Charlie: ronzoni sono buoni
	10:53pm Uncle Michael: I had a Panasonic, Monica.
	10:53pm Charlie: fyi, the doc, "Paul Williams: Still Alive" was pretty interesting.
	10:53pm ronzoni: grazie, charlie. as opposed to charlie gracie.
	10:54pm Monica: forgot how many hits they had! the type of songs that kiddies and grannies could groove on.
	10:55pm Lane Gray: I can't hear Old Fashioned Love Song without the Japanese accent.
	10:56pm ronzoni: my first cassette player was from korvettes. kor-sonic was the brand. got it mainly to practice my bar-mitzvah lessons.
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: What, Lane? Charlie...I keep chickening out of watching it...I start and it gets creepy.
	10:57pm Uncle Michael: How is that practice going, Ron?
	10:57pm Charlie: yeah, it's a little creepy, but it gets less so.
	10:58pm Lane Gray: Bluegrass 45 was the first version iIever heard. Japanese bluegrass
	10:58pm ronzoni: if i keep at it i may be the next buddy sorrell
	10:59pm Lane Gray: The same band that did Massachusetts and Sweet Caroline, AND a bluegrass Rondo Alla Turka
	🛒 10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the 3DN versions were very accomplished - but also produced straight in the direction of the charts - & honestly a little over-exposed for decades - on every comp of Hits - every reference for domestic piano players &tc. ...so these versions effectively restore appreciation for the very high quality of a very large number of tunes...somebody in 3DN or their handlers had this ability to pick songs...
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Well put, Rev.
	11:02pm ronzoni: i doubt that 3DN get a lot of radio play these days. what format would play them? NY's "oldies" station is too busy playing billy joel and madonna
	11:02pm Doug Schulkind: Honestly, does anyone really think Jeremiah was a bullfrog?
	11:02pm Uncle Michael: Will explain at the break but we shall hear two versions of Black & White.
	11:02pm johnk77: spent several of the funniest and craziest nights of my life at the late lamented palomino club in north hollywood working with bill kirchen & the moonlighters opening for hoyt who was a huge fan of bill's
	11:02pm Uncle Michael: Was Hoyt a good hang?
	11:03pm Lane Gray: And that made the Monkees' What Am I Doing Hangin 'Round into bluegrass. Agreed, Rev. Song selection is pretty important, but often overlooked.
	🛒 11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good point - because these tracks used to be ubiquitous.
	11:04pm johnk77: all night party monster hojos north hollywood
	11:04pm Uncle Michael: Earl is one of the authors.
	11:05pm Lonely Planet Boy: really enjoying the show. Thanks for putting it together.
	11:06pm Uncle Michael: Thanks LPB.
	11:09pm Charlie: hittin' the sack -- thanks for the original original tunes, UM!
	11:10pm Doug Schulkind: Tuesday is Dave Loggins' birthday.
	11:10pm Uncle Michael: Night Charlie! Had no idea, Doug...
	11:11pm ronzoni: digging these versions
	11:12pm Doug Schulkind: Ironically, I made that comment at 11:10, and 11/10 is Loggins' birthday.
	11:16pm Lane Gray: Wednesday is Dave Alvin's and Hank Sugarfoot Garland's birthday. Along with your steel player
	🛒 11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♏Scorpio Brethren!
	11:20pm Uncle Michael: Happy early birthday, Lane!
	11:27pm Lane Gray: Thanks
	11:27pm Uncle Michael: Sylvester...this was a surprise to me.
	11:28pm Lonely Planet Boy: since it's Hinky Dinky Time I can confess to loving Hard Labor LP (no guilty pleasures)
	11:30pm Uncle Michael: You're in a safe place.
	11:30pm Uncle Michael: Last song...last hit...man, was it ever over for them by this time...
	11:31pm Uncle Michael: This is terrible...therefore a fitting capstone.
	11:34pm Doug Schulkind: Three Doug Night? Why all the extra Dougs?
	11:38pm Uncle Michael: Thanks all...see you next time.
	11:38pm ronzoni: thanks. mike. enjoyed it.
	🛒 11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx again UM !

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from November 7, 2015

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