WFMU: Ira: Playlist from February 9, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:00pm βrian: Good evening, Ira. First time here.
	9:01pm sinner: DJ Ira! Gonna go make some coffee.
	9:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Keep on you toes, Ira. A busload of chimps may be on its way to the station. I hope they gave you the combination to the banana locker.
	9:10pm spacecowboy: in dont know who ira is - but he plays a sweet jam
	9:11pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Hey! Hey!
	9:13pm Joe B: Hey Ira, sounding great
	9:15pm Stevel: Help Me, indeed.
	9:16pm βrian: Sorry for being a Librarian, but to you have a date for that Ed Lyman piece?
	9:17pm Joe stalvey: I am supposed to be reading but oh well. Killertunes too distracting.
	9:18pm βrian: That is, "do you have a date" ...
	9:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I remember that rubber leg.
	9:18pm Stevel: Some inspired spinning going on.
	9:20pm P-90: Chuck's guitar tone............
	9:20pm DonJuanTijuana: Hi Ira, saw your band in Philly in December and was totally blown away! Love your tune selections!
	9:21pm surfsiders: The Iguanas are great!
	9:28pm longish: I'm not sure what kinda footwear Mr. Spazz prefers, but hope them earthpads fit DJ Ira.
	9:29pm Tommy in Neversink: More Richard Groove Holmes after the break
	9:30pm Tommy in Neversink: ..and thanks for filling in, Ira
	9:35pm Joe B: thanks for providing a great soundtrack to the Cavs-OKC barn-burner!
	9:43pm Vinny: Play "So Goes Love"?
	9:45pm Ira: OK, Vinny!
	9:46pm Vinny: Thankee!
	9:47pm melinda: hello Ira and folks!
	10:00pm Chop Scott: Always a super treat to hear you on air Ira--Cheers!
	10:07pm Irwin: "Don't Let Me Down" produced by TOM WILSON.
	10:07pm Irwin: Sorry BRING, not LET. Mea culpa.
	10:17pm Marc15: Is she singing about making it with a gorilla?
	10:19pm Gaylord Fields: @Marc15: Have you ever seen a picture of Don Kirshner?
	10:21pm Chop Scott: @Gaylord what about Kirshner's son?
	10:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Chop Scott: He's a fine producer in his own right and probably contains 100% human DNA.
	10:25pm looking stuff up: In 1961 I [Lee Irwin] produced "The Idol," a documentary about teen idol Bobby Vee that became part of Desilu Sales' "Windows on the World" syndicated series. Bobby himself was still a teenager himself at the time, just 18, but had already recorded a string of hit records and albums, most of them written by the husband-and-wife team of Carole King and Gerry Goffin. They included "Take Good Care of My Baby," "Run to Him," and "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes." Here [YT] is the closing five minutes of the documentary, which includes the title song, written by King and Goffin. IT ["The Idol"] WAS NEVER RELEASED ON RECORD.
	10:28pm surfsiders: She's great!
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ambitious choice.
	10:28pm melinda: Go Amanda! I like this.
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How alone does Carole King stand in successfully spanning eras as a Writer?
	10:31pm Hoboken Jack: My sister and I had a semi flexi disc of "Pleasant Valley Sunday" cut out from the back of a... Super Sugar Crisp box i believe?
	10:32pm Tommy Jack Haynes: That could have been a line in the song
	10:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you were to say that Carole King stands along as a songwriter without any further qualifiers whatsoever, I wouldn't argue with that assessment.
	10:33pm Gaylord Fields: *stands alone
	10:33pm Flakes: "Monkee Mike Nesmith supposedly made Carole King cry when he made fun of her early songs to her face."
	10:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as she stands along...
	10:35pm Gaylord Fields: @Flakes: You mean crappy crap song crap like "Will You Love Me Tomorrow"? Methinks Papa Nez's wool hat dye may have seeped into his brain.
	10:36pm Tommy in Neversink: Carole should have made fun of white out as retaliation
	10:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Hoboken Jack - I remember flexi discs from cereal boxes from way back. I don't recall what song or songs we had or what cereal brand had them, though.
	10:37pm Chop Scott: Gaylord please don't disparage Nesmith, we could have conflict ahead.
	10:39pm Gaylord Fields: @Chop Scott: If Mike said that about Carole King's songwriting, then he's got a bigger problem than you or I will ever have.
	10:39pm Marc15: @Gaylord I see your point
	10:42pm Joe B: Nez probably did deserve a co-writing credit for coming up with the guitar riff for Pleasant Valley Sunday. important part of the record
	10:42pm melinda: I like Carole singing Pleasant Valley Sunday.
	10:43pm Amanda: I just got here, what did I miss?
	10:43pm Gaylord Fields: @Amanda: Nothing of interest to you.
	10:44pm Debbie D.: Great set! Thanks, Ira!!
	10:45pm Amanda: "I Don't Think You Know Me" might be my favorite Carole King song that the Monkees recorded but didn't release.
	10:45pm Flakes: Mike Nesmith sang this one too
	10:46pm Jordan in Eugene: Great show Ira! Thanks so much.
	10:47pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, thanks for doing the radio show that I've been waiting for a less auspicious milestone to do.
	10:47pm Tommy in Neversink: Richard Groove Holmes needs a whole show
	10:51pm Joe B: Flakes re I don't think you know me - All 4 Monkees sang versions! The Jones one has yet to surface but to was recorded. I prefer the Peter version, and his performance of it at the Beacon Theater Monkees show in 2011 remains an all-time concert highlight for me
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Someone said - ? - that 'Goin' Back' was one of the turning points between the bYRdS & Crosby? (...more mess...)
	10:53pm Hoboken Jack: For what it's worth, here's a Nesmith quote to the Asbury Park Press in 2014: "At the time, Carole King asked if I would like to write with her, but I was so intimidated by the idea of a pop song, and so naive as to the process, I turned down that opportunity. I loved CK's work then, and still do, but it couldn't have been any other way. I was clueless."
	10:53pm Slaboch: Perfect soundtrack for driving home through Harbor Country!
	10:53pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, this is all fake fighting on my part — truth be told, I can't abide either the Monkees or Carole King.
	10:57pm Ira: It's fake chastising from me too. Personally, WFMU doesn't do all that much for me.
	10:58pm Tommy in Neversink: Hoboken Jack...that's interesting because "Different Dum " is pop song perfection
	11:00pm Tommy in Neversink: ....You just can't not like it
	11:00pm melinda: Fake scuffles are fun.
	11:00pm Amanda: Goffin & King cowrote "Sweet Young Thing" with Nez fwiw. Ira, loving the show on this chilly night!
	11:01pm looking stuff up: Hey Amanda: Track 12 on "The Best of Dean Martin" was written by Ross Bagdasarian ("Hey Brother, Pour the Wine")
	11:06pm Amanda: Whoa! Thanks for the tip, I wasn't aware of that! This is also the song that Marge sings after getting drunk in "There's No Disgrace Like Home," Simpsons season 1.
	11:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like The Monkee's playing "Last Train to Clarksville" and watching them chase each other around on their TV show. So there!
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...JPG&R...& time stands still...
	11:18pm Ira: And speaking of time standing still . . .
	11:19pm surfsiders: ? ? ? ?
	11:21pm melinda: This is the icing on the cake of the CK celebration.
	11:22pm Debbie D.: Torture torture, it pleasures me.
	11:24pm Tommy in Neversink: If Mike Nesmith made Robin Kahn cry, I'd have no problem with that
	11:24pm melinda: Enjoyed the show, time for bed. Nighty-night!
	11:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: See you later, melinda.
	11:31pm Somya: You haven't missed yet Carole! or Ira for that matter...thanks for keeping me company while i work.
	11:33pm Alejandroool: Hey all is there something wrong/down with the internet streams? Been having some troubles
	11:34pm Debbie D.: I'm not having any streaming problems. Listening thru the wfmu audio player.
	11:34pm Alejandroool: alright must be my router or something else - thanks Debbie D!
	11:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hold on just a sec ... I have a call coming in on the shoe phone.
	11:37pm Gaylord Fields: Right, right: This recording is from that brief period when Broderick Crawford replaced Don Adams.
	11:40pm Tommy in Neversink: The WFU comment board is the cone of silence of the internet
	11:40pm Tommy in Neversink: ..FMU
	11:41pm flakes: Robert Plant stole his "Immigrant Song" scream from the Get Smart theme .
	11:45pm Tommy in Neversink: I hear the immigrant song was included in Trump's ban.
	11:49pm Tommy in Neversink: I was in a band in NC in the 70s and we were told by our management we had a gig , when we showed up, it turned out that Gary Lewis and the Playboys were booked and their instruments hadn't arrived ..we had been tricked into showing up with our equipment so they could use it ..we got paid anyway
	11:51pm Tommy in Neversink: ..and free drinks
	11:57pm CSR: Thanks Ira, nice show!
	3:13pm mayorfrank: This was a good show for Friday, Feb. 10th at 3 p.m. Thank u Ira.
	3:21pm mayorfrank: This was a good show for Friday, Feb. 10th at 3 p.m. Thank u Ira.

Ira: Playlist from February 9, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
unknown	Ira the K theme "Ira the K theme" by "unknown"	n/a	no label	CD-R		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ellie Greenwich	I Want You to Be My Baby	Composes, Produces and Sings	United Artists	LP		0:02:11 (Pop-up)
Thee Midniters	Empty Heart "Empty Heart" by "Thee Midniters"	Best of Thee Midniters	Rhino	LP		0:04:48 (Pop-up)
The Sweet	Mr. Businessman "Mr. Businessman" by "The Sweet"	n/a	no label	Other		0:07:17 (Pop-up)
Dave Arvedon	Pretty Little Streaker	The Best of Dave Arvedon	Wrecked	12"		0:09:55 (Pop-up)
The Vaselines	Dum Dum "Dum Dum" by "The Vaselines"	The Way of the Vaselines: A Complete History	Sub Pop	CD		0:12:54 (Pop-up)
Ed Lyman	Help "Help" by "Ed Lyman"	The Living End	Impact	LP		0:14:48 (Pop-up)
The Stompin' Riff Raffs	What a Shame	n/a	Norton	7"		0:16:02 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	Down the Road Apiece "Down the Road Apiece" by "Chuck Berry"	His Best, Volume 2	MCA/Chess	CD		0:17:39 (Pop-up)
The Iguanas	Surfin' Bird "Surfin' Bird" by "The Iguanas"	Iguanas	Norton	CD		0:19:36 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	One More Try "One More Try" by "The Rolling Stones"	Out of Our Heads	London	LP		0:21:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard "Groove" Holmes	Go Away, Little Girl	Night Glider	Musidisc	CD		0:23:20 (Pop-up)
Neil Sedaka	Oh! Carol "Oh! Carol" by "Neil Sedaka"	n/a	RCA	7"		0:31:00 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	Let Me Get Close to You	High Priest	Big Time	LP		0:33:11 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	Is This What I Get for Loving You	Marianne Faithfull's Greatest Hits	London	LP		0:35:55 (Pop-up)
The Crickets	Don't Ever Change "Don't Ever Change" by "The Crickets"	Goffin & King: A Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection 1961-1967	Ace	CD		0:39:36 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman	I Can't Stay Mad at You	Jonathan Goes Country	Rounder	CD		0:41:45 (Pop-up)
Dean Martin	Down Home "Down Home" by "Dean Martin"	n/a	Reprise	7"		0:43:11 (Pop-up)
The Turtles	So Goes Love "So Goes Love" by "The Turtles"	It Ain't Me Babe	Sundazed	CD		0:45:50 (Pop-up)
Carole King	He's a Bad Boy "He's a Bad Boy" by "Carole King"	The Dimension Dolls	Sundazed	CD		0:48:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rosemary Bailey	You've Got a Friend	Sunshine Sounds	no label	LP	aka "You Gotta Friend"	0:50:45 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Halfway to Paradise "Halfway to Paradise" by "Nick Lowe"	n/a	Stiff	7"		0:54:44 (Pop-up)
Herman's Hermits	Show Me Girl "Show Me Girl" by "Herman's Hermits"	Introducing Herman's Hermits	MGM	LP		0:57:02 (Pop-up)
Connie Stevens	They're Jealous of Me	Honey & Wine: Another Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection	Ace	CD		0:59:51 (Pop-up)
Earl-Jean	Randy "Randy" by "Earl-Jean"	n/a	Colpix	7"		1:02:11 (Pop-up)
Sammi Lynn	You Should Know I'm Still Your Baby	The Answer to Everything: Girl Answer Songs of the 60s	Ace	CD		1:04:42 (Pop-up)
The Animals	Don't Bring Me Down "Don't Bring Me Down" by "The Animals"	Animalization	MGM	LP		1:07:11 (Pop-up)
Bobby Vee	The Idol "The Idol" by "Bobby Vee"	Goffin & King: A Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection 1961-1967	Ace	CD		1:10:16 (Pop-up)
Tony Orlando	Chills "Chills" by "Tony Orlando"	Halfway to Paradise: The Complete Epic Masters 1961-1964	Ace	CD	not actually written by Carole King, but arranged and conducted by her	1:13:25 (Pop-up)
Little Eva	Makin' with the Magilla	n/a	Colpix	7"	also not written by Carole King, but arranged by her	1:15:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Floyd Cramer	Sometime in the Morning	Floyd Cramer Plays the Monkees	RCA	LP		1:18:04 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Sweet Young Thing "Sweet Young Thing" by "The Monkees"	The Monkees	Rhino	CD		1:24:29 (Pop-up)
Amanda Nazario	As We Go Along "As We Go Along" by "Amanda Nazario"	n/a	no label	Other	Hoof and Mouth Sinfonia 2015	1:26:22 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Pleasant Valley Sunday	The Legendary Demos	Hear Music	CD		1:29:35 (Pop-up)
Lou Rawls	I Can't Make It Alone "I Can't Make It Alone" by "Lou Rawls"	n/a	Capitol	7"		1:31:52 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	You're Just What I Was Looking for Today	Goffin & King: A Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection 1961-1967	Ace	CD		1:34:51 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lewis	Don't Forget About Me	Honey & Wine: Another Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection	Ace	CD		1:37:43 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	So Much Love "So Much Love" by "Dusty Springfield"	Dusty in Memphis	Rhino	CD		1:40:06 (Pop-up)
The American Breed	I Don't Think You Know Me	Bend Me, Shape Me: The Best of the American Breed	Varèse Sarabande	CD		1:43:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard "Groove" Holmes	Go Away, Little Girl	Night Glider	Musidisc	CD		1:46:10 (Pop-up)
Eydie Gorme	Goin' Back "Goin' Back" by "Eydie Gorme"	It Was a Good Time	MGM	LP		1:50:39 (Pop-up)
Maxine Brown	Oh No, Not My Baby "Oh No, Not My Baby" by "Maxine Brown"	Honey & Wine: Another Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection	Ace	CD		1:54:17 (Pop-up)
Georgie Fame	Point of No Return "Point of No Return" by "Georgie Fame"	Mod Classics: 1964-66	Ace	CD		1:56:46 (Pop-up)
Alan Price	On This Side of Goodbye	This Price Is Right	Parrot	LP		1:59:44 (Pop-up)
Ria Bartok	Tu La Revois "Tu La Revois" by "Ria Bartok"	C'est Chic! French Girl Singers of the 1960s	Ace	CD	"He's in Town" en Francais	2:02:47 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Just Once in My Life	15 Big Ones	Brother/Reprise	LP		2:05:21 (Pop-up)
Darlene Love	Long Way to Be Happy	Back to Mono: 1958-1969	ABCKO	CD		2:09:05 (Pop-up)
Betty Everett	I Can't Hear You "I Can't Hear You" by "Betty Everett"	n/a	Vee Jay	7"		2:11:37 (Pop-up)
Jill Jackson	I'll Love You for a While	Goffin & King: A Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection 1961-1967	Ace	CD		2:14:01 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Keep Your Hands Off My Baby	Live at the BBC	Capitol	CD		2:16:02 (Pop-up)
Robin Kahn	Smackwater Jack "Smackwater Jack" by "Robin Kahn"	n/a	no label	Other		2:18:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jonathan Richman	I Can't Stay Mad at You	Jonathan Goes Country	Rounder	CD		2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Otis Redding	Look at the Girl "Look at the Girl" by "Otis Redding"	Dreams to Remember: The Otis Redding Anthology	Rhino	CD		2:25:32 (Pop-up)
Danny & The Darleans	Let's Stomp "Let's Stomp" by "Danny & The Darleans"	Bug Out	In the Red	LP		2:28:11 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Waiting for Jimmy to Kick	Locust Abortion Technician	Touch and Go	LP		2:30:27 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Long Legged Girl (With the Short Dress On)	Elvis at the Movies	RCA	CD		2:32:44 (Pop-up)
Angry Samoans	Haizman's Brain Is Calling	Gimme Samoa: 31 Garbage-Pit Hits	PVC	CD		2:35:07 (Pop-up)
Al (He's the King) Hirt	"Get Smart" Theme	The Horn Meets "The Hornet"	RCA	LP		2:36:10 (Pop-up)
The Jaggerz	The Rapper "The Rapper" by "The Jaggerz"	n/a	Kama Sutra	7"		2:38:59 (Pop-up)
Cut Worms	Don't Want to Say Good-bye	n/a	Randy	7"		2:41:40 (Pop-up)
Cover Girls	Gone But Not Forgotten	Kim Fowley: Another Man's Gold	Norton	LP		2:44:22 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Coke commercial	Things Go Better with Coke	no label	CD		2:46:11 (Pop-up)
The 50 Guitars of Tommy Garrett	Sure Gonna Miss Her	50 Guitars in Love	Liberty	LP		2:47:26 (Pop-up)
Hooton Tennis Club	Statue of the Greatest Woman I Know	Big Box of Chocolates	Heavenly/PIAS	CD		2:49:40 (Pop-up)
Nat "King" Cole and His Trio	Route 66	After Midnight	Capitol	CD		2:52:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Happy Hammond	In the Summertime	The Happy Hammond Goes Pop	Hallmark	LP		2:56:02 (Pop-up)
Ursula Johnson	Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms	With a Song in My Heart--For You!	LeGrand, Iowa USFW	LP		2:58:32 (Pop-up)
Chuck McCann	outro "outro" by "Chuck McCann"	n/a	no label	MP3		2:59:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00pm βrian: Good evening, Ira. First time here.
	9:01pm sinner: DJ Ira! Gonna go make some coffee.
	9:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Keep on you toes, Ira. A busload of chimps may be on its way to the station. I hope they gave you the combination to the banana locker.
	9:10pm spacecowboy: in dont know who ira is - but he plays a sweet jam
	9:11pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Hey! Hey!
	9:13pm Joe B: Hey Ira, sounding great
	9:15pm Stevel: Help Me, indeed.
	9:16pm βrian: Sorry for being a Librarian, but to you have a date for that Ed Lyman piece?
	9:17pm Joe stalvey: I am supposed to be reading but oh well. Killertunes too distracting.
	9:18pm βrian: That is, "do you have a date" ...
	9:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I remember that rubber leg.
	9:18pm Stevel: Some inspired spinning going on.
	9:20pm P-90: Chuck's guitar tone............
	9:20pm DonJuanTijuana: Hi Ira, saw your band in Philly in December and was totally blown away! Love your tune selections!
	9:21pm surfsiders: The Iguanas are great!
	9:28pm longish: I'm not sure what kinda footwear Mr. Spazz prefers, but hope them earthpads fit DJ Ira.
	9:29pm Tommy in Neversink: More Richard Groove Holmes after the break
	9:30pm Tommy in Neversink: ..and thanks for filling in, Ira
	9:35pm Joe B: thanks for providing a great soundtrack to the Cavs-OKC barn-burner!
	9:43pm Vinny: Play "So Goes Love"?
	9:45pm Ira: OK, Vinny!
	9:46pm Vinny: Thankee!
	9:47pm melinda: hello Ira and folks!
	10:00pm Chop Scott: Always a super treat to hear you on air Ira--Cheers!
	10:07pm Irwin: "Don't Let Me Down" produced by TOM WILSON.
	10:07pm Irwin: Sorry BRING, not LET. Mea culpa.
	10:17pm Marc15: Is she singing about making it with a gorilla?
	10:19pm Gaylord Fields: @Marc15: Have you ever seen a picture of Don Kirshner?
	10:21pm Chop Scott: @Gaylord what about Kirshner's son?
	10:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Chop Scott: He's a fine producer in his own right and probably contains 100% human DNA.
	10:25pm looking stuff up: In 1961 I [Lee Irwin] produced "The Idol," a documentary about teen idol Bobby Vee that became part of Desilu Sales' "Windows on the World" syndicated series. Bobby himself was still a teenager himself at the time, just 18, but had already recorded a string of hit records and albums, most of them written by the husband-and-wife team of Carole King and Gerry Goffin. They included "Take Good Care of My Baby," "Run to Him," and "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes." Here [YT] is the closing five minutes of the documentary, which includes the title song, written by King and Goffin. IT ["The Idol"] WAS NEVER RELEASED ON RECORD.
	10:28pm surfsiders: She's great!
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ambitious choice.
	10:28pm melinda: Go Amanda! I like this.
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How alone does Carole King stand in successfully spanning eras as a Writer?
	10:31pm Hoboken Jack: My sister and I had a semi flexi disc of "Pleasant Valley Sunday" cut out from the back of a... Super Sugar Crisp box i believe?
	10:32pm Tommy Jack Haynes: That could have been a line in the song
	10:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you were to say that Carole King stands along as a songwriter without any further qualifiers whatsoever, I wouldn't argue with that assessment.
	10:33pm Gaylord Fields: *stands alone
	10:33pm Flakes: "Monkee Mike Nesmith supposedly made Carole King cry when he made fun of her early songs to her face."
	10:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as she stands along...
	10:35pm Gaylord Fields: @Flakes: You mean crappy crap song crap like "Will You Love Me Tomorrow"? Methinks Papa Nez's wool hat dye may have seeped into his brain.
	10:36pm Tommy in Neversink: Carole should have made fun of white out as retaliation
	10:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Hoboken Jack - I remember flexi discs from cereal boxes from way back. I don't recall what song or songs we had or what cereal brand had them, though.
	10:37pm Chop Scott: Gaylord please don't disparage Nesmith, we could have conflict ahead.
	10:39pm Gaylord Fields: @Chop Scott: If Mike said that about Carole King's songwriting, then he's got a bigger problem than you or I will ever have.
	10:39pm Marc15: @Gaylord I see your point
	10:42pm Joe B: Nez probably did deserve a co-writing credit for coming up with the guitar riff for Pleasant Valley Sunday. important part of the record
	10:42pm melinda: I like Carole singing Pleasant Valley Sunday.
	10:43pm Amanda: I just got here, what did I miss?
	10:43pm Gaylord Fields: @Amanda: Nothing of interest to you.
	10:44pm Debbie D.: Great set! Thanks, Ira!!
	10:45pm Amanda: "I Don't Think You Know Me" might be my favorite Carole King song that the Monkees recorded but didn't release.
	10:45pm Flakes: Mike Nesmith sang this one too
	10:46pm Jordan in Eugene: Great show Ira! Thanks so much.
	10:47pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, thanks for doing the radio show that I've been waiting for a less auspicious milestone to do.
	10:47pm Tommy in Neversink: Richard Groove Holmes needs a whole show
	10:51pm Joe B: Flakes re I don't think you know me - All 4 Monkees sang versions! The Jones one has yet to surface but to was recorded. I prefer the Peter version, and his performance of it at the Beacon Theater Monkees show in 2011 remains an all-time concert highlight for me
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Someone said - ? - that 'Goin' Back' was one of the turning points between the bYRdS & Crosby? (...more mess...)
	10:53pm Hoboken Jack: For what it's worth, here's a Nesmith quote to the Asbury Park Press in 2014: "At the time, Carole King asked if I would like to write with her, but I was so intimidated by the idea of a pop song, and so naive as to the process, I turned down that opportunity. I loved CK's work then, and still do, but it couldn't have been any other way. I was clueless."
	10:53pm Slaboch: Perfect soundtrack for driving home through Harbor Country!
	10:53pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, this is all fake fighting on my part — truth be told, I can't abide either the Monkees or Carole King.
	10:57pm Ira: It's fake chastising from me too. Personally, WFMU doesn't do all that much for me.
	10:58pm Tommy in Neversink: Hoboken Jack...that's interesting because "Different Dum " is pop song perfection
	11:00pm Tommy in Neversink: ....You just can't not like it
	11:00pm melinda: Fake scuffles are fun.
	11:00pm Amanda: Goffin & King cowrote "Sweet Young Thing" with Nez fwiw. Ira, loving the show on this chilly night!
	11:01pm looking stuff up: Hey Amanda: Track 12 on "The Best of Dean Martin" was written by Ross Bagdasarian ("Hey Brother, Pour the Wine")
	11:06pm Amanda: Whoa! Thanks for the tip, I wasn't aware of that! This is also the song that Marge sings after getting drunk in "There's No Disgrace Like Home," Simpsons season 1.
	11:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like The Monkee's playing "Last Train to Clarksville" and watching them chase each other around on their TV show. So there!
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...JPG&R...& time stands still...
	11:18pm Ira: And speaking of time standing still . . .
	11:19pm surfsiders: ? ? ? ?
	11:21pm melinda: This is the icing on the cake of the CK celebration.
	11:22pm Debbie D.: Torture torture, it pleasures me.
	11:24pm Tommy in Neversink: If Mike Nesmith made Robin Kahn cry, I'd have no problem with that
	11:24pm melinda: Enjoyed the show, time for bed. Nighty-night!
	11:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: See you later, melinda.
	11:31pm Somya: You haven't missed yet Carole! or Ira for that matter...thanks for keeping me company while i work.
	11:33pm Alejandroool: Hey all is there something wrong/down with the internet streams? Been having some troubles
	11:34pm Debbie D.: I'm not having any streaming problems. Listening thru the wfmu audio player.
	11:34pm Alejandroool: alright must be my router or something else - thanks Debbie D!
	11:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hold on just a sec ... I have a call coming in on the shoe phone.
	11:37pm Gaylord Fields: Right, right: This recording is from that brief period when Broderick Crawford replaced Don Adams.
	11:40pm Tommy in Neversink: The WFU comment board is the cone of silence of the internet
	11:40pm Tommy in Neversink: ..FMU
	11:41pm flakes: Robert Plant stole his "Immigrant Song" scream from the Get Smart theme .
	11:45pm Tommy in Neversink: I hear the immigrant song was included in Trump's ban.
	11:49pm Tommy in Neversink: I was in a band in NC in the 70s and we were told by our management we had a gig , when we showed up, it turned out that Gary Lewis and the Playboys were booked and their instruments hadn't arrived ..we had been tricked into showing up with our equipment so they could use it ..we got paid anyway
	11:51pm Tommy in Neversink: ..and free drinks
	11:57pm CSR: Thanks Ira, nice show!
	3:13pm mayorfrank: This was a good show for Friday, Feb. 10th at 3 p.m. Thank u Ira.
	3:21pm mayorfrank: This was a good show for Friday, Feb. 10th at 3 p.m. Thank u Ira.

Ira: Playlist from February 9, 2017

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