WFMU: The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from August 11, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:00pm Matt from New Orleans: Hi everyone
	10:02pm chresti: Hi Kis and Matt and homies!
	10:02pm Jesse Kaminsky: At least now you can do the show laying down!
	10:02pm WR: Hi folks. First Tuesday night in a few weeks when not working late. Of course I just jinxed myself and something will blowup and I get called in.
	10:02pm chresti: ^Kris
	10:04pm Kris Holmes: Hi everyone. Of course there's always one thing in an Ikea assembly guaranteed to not be easy!!!
	10:05pm JtotheK: good evening Mr Holmes, hi everyone. say Kris, did I hear your procured a Frank Wilson for 100,000 - or was that someone else?
	10:06pm Kris Holmes: Ha, maybe
	10:11pm Matt from New Orleans: You lost your connection for a few seconds
	10:13pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Kris, Matt, chresti, JtotheK, Jesse, and WR! Good to be here!
	10:14pm WR: I've been getting cut from WFMU the last few hours. Thought it was me but if you heard it too Matt, think it may be the stream and not Kris.
	10:14pm Candy-O'67: How was your trip to CA, Kris?
	10:16pm WR: Jumping on an Ikea bed, not recommended. Hi Candy-O'67.
	10:17pm JtotheK: hiya Candy-o!
	10:17pm Matt from New Orleans: Looking forward to the Trini documentary
	10:19pm Candy-O'67: I bet that will be interesting, Matt. I'll be on the lookout for its release, too.
	10:21pm JtotheK: When I was looking thru a bunch of 45s with Flavor Dave (miss ya, buddy) we found Trini 'Sinner Not A Saint' and Dave was so thrilled. Great tune! Arb spun something by Trini on her cannibal stew show on the jungle stream, but I can't recall what it was offhand, just that I enjoyed it.
	10:24pm Matt from New Orleans: He recorded so much in 63 & 64 and by 65 he was on the down swing.
	10:26pm Kris Holmes: CA trip was pretty good thanks Candy.
	10:31pm Candy-O'67: Good to hear, Kris
	10:32pm Matt from New Orleans: Your facts are mostly correct if slightly off
	10:33pm WR: I thought Rocky was singing in Italian but Los Piranas doesn't look Italian.
	10:34pm chresti: I gotta check out early, thanks Kris! See yous all later!
	10:35pm Candy-O'67: later, chresti!
	10:36pm Matt from New Orleans: There’s a brand new cover of this Kris by a LA based singer called Lady Blackbird. Her version is way slowed down compared to this and the Voices of East Harlem.
	10:36pm Kris Holmes: I'll take mostly correct as a win lol
	10:37pm Kris Holmes: Night Chresti
	10:37pm Kris Holmes: Matt, for real? Crazy!
	10:37pm WR: Bye chresti.
	10:39pm Kris Holmes: I gotta check that out. I don't even remember the VoEH version!!
	10:47pm Matt from New Orleans: VOEH is called Dead or Alive I believe. Her first single was a cover of Nina Simone’s Blackbird. Her third single which isn’t out yet is a cover of Sam Cooke’s Lost & Lookin’ if I remember correctly.
	10:48pm Kris Holmes: Thanks, sounds like something I'd like
	10:48pm Matt from New Orleans: It took me a while to remember what Sam Cooke song it was. At first I thought it had love in the title but none of those sounded right. Then I eventually opened Night Beat on Discogs for the third time and it finally clicked.
	10:51pm Matt from New Orleans: She has a great voice. I just got overloaded by her as so many British DJs I listen to have been playing her songs. There were also three remixes of Blackbird released as well.
	10:53pm Matt from New Orleans: He also got married and bought a Ferrari with two weeks.
	10:53pm Matt from New Orleans: Within
	10:54pm JtotheK: Yay! I know this song can divide the Northern Soul crowd, but I like it.
	10:55pm Candy-O'67: I like it, too, JtotheK
	10:55pm Matt from New Orleans: It’s not the version that sold for all that money
	10:55pm Kris Holmes: Lee & I have actually corresponded a bit when he has tried to buy records off me, he seems nice enough, good on him!
	10:57pm Matt from New Orleans: I don’t begrudge his spending his money on it. It just seems insane to me.
	10:58pm JtotheK: @Kris - Absolutely! I often wonder if the bottom will fall out of the Norther Soul / funk / sweet soul etc etc markets.
	10:58pm Kris Holmes: Matt: Because we're comparatively poor
	10:59pm JtotheK: (And then 100,000 gbp dropped, but that Frank is clearly always going to be an outlier.) But wasn't there (at one point) a much larger set of doowop collectors and those records going for money? and not so much anymore?
	11:00pm Kris Holmes: It will fall out in about 10-20 years for Northern when everyone starts dying off, like what happened with doo wop & elvis & hot jazz
	11:00pm JtotheK: Or is the 'scarcity' factor always going to apply? Maybe I'm wondering this out loud because I just finished the book "The Truth About Northern Soul" by Stephen Riley.
	11:03pm Kris Holmes: To a certain extent though the high end will always be high
	11:04pm Matt from New Orleans: Every collecting hobby eventually has a crash but the super rare stuff will always be super rare and as long as it’s viewed as a investment commodity the price won’t go down that much.
	11:05pm Matt from New Orleans: I have baseball cards that used to be worth hundreds of dollars that now don’t break 50
	11:06pm Matt from New Orleans: I should have sold them at the high but I was a long term investor that was stupid. Luckily overall I never got underwater but I lost thousands of paper value.
	11:11pm JtotheK: Yeah about 5 years ago I sold a bunch of my 45s, then gradually got back into it (and have since re-bought a number of what I sold). LPs I am always pruning. But I've wondered about 45s, at what point are younger generations not going to be into this music at all?
	11:13pm Matt from New Orleans: I follow a bunch of young British DJs in their 20s who spin soul. So there’s a generation who will have more money in 20 years to buy originals.
	11:15pm Matt from New Orleans: One group of them formed a reissue label that’s putting out reissues of crazy expensive sides. deptfordnorthernsoulclub.bandcamp.com...
	11:16pm Matt from New Orleans: Not trying to recreate the original 45s but two sides back to back that they think work together.
	11:18pm JtotheK: wasn't familiar with that - thanks!
	11:21pm Matt from New Orleans: My pleasure Jason
	11:21pm JtotheK: never heard this Myrna, only ever heard this song by Chuck Jackson.
	11:23pm Kris Holmes: it's cool to have a female version
	11:24pm Matt from New Orleans: Danny is a fan of the guy who produced this
	11:25pm Franco Twinkie: I drove home real fast just to tell you how great that was!
	11:26pm Matt from New Orleans: Hi Franco
	11:26pm Candy-O'67: Hey Franco! Good to see ya!
	11:27pm Candy-O'67: Jandals - haha! Never heard that before!
	11:28pm Matt from New Orleans: Harvey Scales Hot Foot please
	11:28pm Franco Twinkie: Matt & Candy! I drive around in the evening listing to music real loud, so I always miss something.
	11:29pm Candy-O'67: That's good you aren't trying to comment and drive ;)
	11:30pm Kris Holmes: Hi Franco
	11:31pm Franco Twinkie: I listen to CD's. What a caveman, right?
	11:31pm Candy-O'67: So do I. I guess makes me a cavewoman!
	11:32pm Kris Holmes: Hey, I still listen to CDs too
	11:32pm Franco Twinkie: Grrrrr!!!!
	11:32pm Candy-O'67: We're all old together! ha!
	11:34pm Franco Twinkie: I hear differently while I'm driving. That's why I drive around in circles after dinner.
	11:35pm Candy-O'67: Yeah, it is a different feeling to drive and listen...
	11:37pm Candy-O'67: This Chubby Checker song is soooooo good!!!
	11:38pm Candy-O'67: First time I heard it was when The Knave played it about a month ago or so
	11:38pm Kris Holmes: it's definitely a high point in his catalog
	11:39pm Candy-O'67: For sure!
	11:39pm Franco Twinkie: Problem is, I tend to drive faster while listening intently and right now my truck has lapsed registration which is asking for it I know.
	11:40pm Candy-O'67: Go take care of that, brother!
	11:40pm Candy-O'67: Of course, when you can
	11:41pm Franco Twinkie: Copy that.
	11:41pm Candy-O'67: Kris, you've started a dance party!
	11:43pm Franco Twinkie: See, if I was listening to Gypsy and I Need Love I'd be driving across front lawns.
	11:43pm Candy-O'67: That's so tight, Franco! I love it!
	11:44pm Matt from New Orleans: Did you all see the woman who renewed her license and instead of her face was a picture of an empty chair? Somehow the picture they took didn’t get linked to her account properly.
	11:44pm WR: The Knave played Gypsy by Chubby Checker when he subbed for you on the 21st.
	11:44pm Franco Twinkie: No dancing for you, Mr. Sore Foot!
	11:44pm Candy-O'67: I heard that, WR. It blew me away the first time I heard it then!
	11:46pm Candy-O'67: Didn't hear about that, Matt. I just had to get my license renewed in June and they did the same pic since I renewed online cause of Covid and they did the new pics in black and white now in TX
	11:46pm Franco Twinkie: Chubby Checker on a shit load of drugs, is that a stand alone show?
	11:47pm WR: Yes, Candy, I went to click fave & saw we had already faved it.
	11:48pm Candy-O'67: I do believe, Franco. I favorited it again, WR! I need to find that one
	11:49pm Kris Holmes: There's literally one LP & maybe 2 45s & that's it! I could probably do that show though since I think I have them all present & accounted for.
	11:50pm Matt from New Orleans: Lots of people thought Bobby was African-American
	11:51pm Kris Holmes: I'm glad Logan played it. I do remember seeing it on the playlist now you mention it. He's all good, another Kiwi on the Drummer Stream can't be bad!
	11:52pm Candy-O'67: Love the kiwis! I've known a few in my day and all good people!
	11:52pm Matt from New Orleans: twitter.com...
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: Well, let's expand on that idea - how about a show of many artist who were completely out of their mind on drugs, not just the checkered one?
	11:53pm Matt from New Orleans: A recent reaction video when an African American guy finds out Bobby Caldwell is white
	11:53pm Candy-O'67: That was good, Matt! I checked it out :)
	11:54pm Kris Holmes: Wait, Bobby Caldwell's WHITE??? lol
	11:55pm Candy-O'67: That was people's reaction back in the '60's when they found out Rod the Mod was white!
	11:55pm WR: The The Third Booth I Need Love record is an interesting garage psych on an unusual label.
	11:56pm Franco Twinkie: On one of his many excursions into inner space, do you think Chubby Checker ever encountered the Checkered Demon?
	11:57pm Matt from New Orleans: Franco S Clay Wilson is long out of the cultural zeitgeist
	11:57pm Candy-O'67: He prolly did, Franco
	11:57pm JtotheK: thanks for the tunes, kris! cheers everyone.
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: I know, but still...
	11:58pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks Kris. Have a good night everyone.
	11:58pm Candy-O'67: Thanks, Kris, for another impeccable show!
	11:58pm Kris Holmes: Thanks everyone
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: Thanky Kris!
	11:59pm Candy-O'67: Cheers everybody!
	12:00am Matt from New Orleans: Franco Fantagraphics has been publishing hardcover volumes exploring the life and work of S Clay Wilson. Three volumes so far. Really good. Got them out of the library thankfully. Expensive.
	12:03am Franco Twinkie: Matt, S Clay Wilson needs a revival just about now.
	12:03am WR: Oh, damn, already over? Thanks for the tunes. Laters all. Checkered Demon Forever!

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from August 11, 2020

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Twenty years of dusty fingers, frayed cuticles, & upper respiratory infections — from record digging and DJing around the globe — coalesces into a 2-hour journey through Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk, Jazz, Blues, Latin, Rock & Roll, and all points in between. Your speakers will be head-nodding, toe-tapping & even two-stepping to this vintage 45rpm party in no time. Hear favorite songs you didn't know were your favorites, aural treats & record-world problems from the vinyl side of life.

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August 11, 2020

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Artist	Track	Label	Format	Approx. start time
ZZ Top	Neighbour Neighbor "Neighbour Neighbor" by "ZZ Top"	London	7"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Larry Dale	Please Tell Me "Please Tell Me" by "Larry Dale"	Groove	7"	0:03:49 (Pop-up)
Lowell Fulson	Can She "Can She" by "Lowell Fulson"	Checker	7"	0:06:06 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	I Need Somebody "I Need Somebody" by "Little Milton"	Checker	7"	0:07:46 (Pop-up)
Voices Of Jerusalem	Kneel At Jesus' Feet	Divine Sounds	7"	0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Trini Lopez	Unchain My Heart "Unchain My Heart" by "Trini Lopez"	Reprise	7"	0:15:24 (Pop-up)
Trini Lopez	Sinner Not A Saint "Sinner Not A Saint" by "Trini Lopez"	Odeon	7"	0:18:13 (Pop-up)
Rocky Roberts Y Los Piranas	Don't Come Back To Me	Gamma	7"	0:20:41 (Pop-up)
Don Bryant	Shop Around "Shop Around" by "Don Bryant"	Hi	7"	0:22:54 (Pop-up)
Little Walter Hammond	Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide	Duo Disc	7"	0:25:30 (Pop-up)
The Hypnotics	Beware Of The Stranger	Reprise	7"	0:33:47 (Pop-up)
Jonn El	Hot Pants USA "Hot Pants USA" by "Jonn El"	Scorpion	7"	0:36:35 (Pop-up)
Dynamic Soul Machine	Moving On "Moving On" by "Dynamic Soul Machine"	Respect	7"	0:39:21 (Pop-up)
The Valentinos	I Can Understand It	Clean	7"	0:42:00 (Pop-up)
The Young Hearts	Sweet Soul Shakin'	Minit	7"	0:45:57 (Pop-up)
Eddie Foster	Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)	In	7"	0:51:49 (Pop-up)
Chris Kenner	Rocket To The Moon "Rocket To The Moon" by "Chris Kenner"	Ron	7"	0:54:27 (Pop-up)
Slim Harpo	Folsom Prison Blues "Folsom Prison Blues" by "Slim Harpo"	Excello	7"	0:56:41 (Pop-up)
The Miracles	Got A Job "Got A Job" by "The Miracles"	End	7"	1:00:26 (Pop-up)
Mike Pedicin Quintet	Shake A Hand	Cameo	7"	1:03:05 (Pop-up)
Sonora Matancera	Little Bit Of Love	Seeco	7"	1:10:35 (Pop-up)
Pancho Y Su Orquesta	Ojos Negros "Ojos Negros" by "Pancho Y Su Orquesta"	Decca	7"	1:13:21 (Pop-up)
Vicki Spencer	He's So Sweet "He's So Sweet" by "Vicki Spencer"	Coral	7"	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
Myrna March	I Keep Forgettin' "I Keep Forgettin'" by "Myrna March"	Roulette	7"	1:18:44 (Pop-up)
The Atlantics	Bombora "Bombora" by "The Atlantics"	Columbia	7"	1:20:27 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Artless	I Saw The Light "I Saw The Light" by "Jimmy Artless"	Apolo	7"	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
The Impressions	We're A Winner "We're A Winner" by "The Impressions"	ABC	7"	1:30:49 (Pop-up)
The Impressions	You Always Hurt Me	ABC	7"	1:32:47 (Pop-up)
Chubby Checker	Gypsy "Gypsy" by "Chubby Checker"	Gamma	7"	1:35:07 (Pop-up)
The Third Booth	I Need Love "I Need Love" by "The Third Booth"	Independence	7"	1:39:51 (Pop-up)
Simtec Simmons	Classified Crazy Man	Innovation 2	7"	1:45:10 (Pop-up)
Bobby Caldwell	What You Won't Do For Love	Clouds	7"	1:49:52 (Pop-up)
Chanter Sisters	If Only I Could Start Again	Polydor	7"	1:51:09 (Pop-up)
Lady Margaret & The Stovall Sisters	If It Is Let It Be	Gemini	7"	1:54:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm Matt from New Orleans: Hi everyone
	10:02pm chresti: Hi Kis and Matt and homies!
	10:02pm Jesse Kaminsky: At least now you can do the show laying down!
	10:02pm WR: Hi folks. First Tuesday night in a few weeks when not working late. Of course I just jinxed myself and something will blowup and I get called in.
	10:02pm chresti: ^Kris
	10:04pm Kris Holmes: Hi everyone. Of course there's always one thing in an Ikea assembly guaranteed to not be easy!!!
	10:05pm JtotheK: good evening Mr Holmes, hi everyone. say Kris, did I hear your procured a Frank Wilson for 100,000 - or was that someone else?
	10:06pm Kris Holmes: Ha, maybe
	10:11pm Matt from New Orleans: You lost your connection for a few seconds
	10:13pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Kris, Matt, chresti, JtotheK, Jesse, and WR! Good to be here!
	10:14pm WR: I've been getting cut from WFMU the last few hours. Thought it was me but if you heard it too Matt, think it may be the stream and not Kris.
	10:14pm Candy-O'67: How was your trip to CA, Kris?
	10:16pm WR: Jumping on an Ikea bed, not recommended. Hi Candy-O'67.
	10:17pm JtotheK: hiya Candy-o!
	10:17pm Matt from New Orleans: Looking forward to the Trini documentary
	10:19pm Candy-O'67: I bet that will be interesting, Matt. I'll be on the lookout for its release, too.
	10:21pm JtotheK: When I was looking thru a bunch of 45s with Flavor Dave (miss ya, buddy) we found Trini 'Sinner Not A Saint' and Dave was so thrilled. Great tune! Arb spun something by Trini on her cannibal stew show on the jungle stream, but I can't recall what it was offhand, just that I enjoyed it.
	10:24pm Matt from New Orleans: He recorded so much in 63 & 64 and by 65 he was on the down swing.
	10:26pm Kris Holmes: CA trip was pretty good thanks Candy.
	10:31pm Candy-O'67: Good to hear, Kris
	10:32pm Matt from New Orleans: Your facts are mostly correct if slightly off
	10:33pm WR: I thought Rocky was singing in Italian but Los Piranas doesn't look Italian.
	10:34pm chresti: I gotta check out early, thanks Kris! See yous all later!
	10:35pm Candy-O'67: later, chresti!
	10:36pm Matt from New Orleans: There’s a brand new cover of this Kris by a LA based singer called Lady Blackbird. Her version is way slowed down compared to this and the Voices of East Harlem.
	10:36pm Kris Holmes: I'll take mostly correct as a win lol
	10:37pm Kris Holmes: Night Chresti
	10:37pm Kris Holmes: Matt, for real? Crazy!
	10:37pm WR: Bye chresti.
	10:39pm Kris Holmes: I gotta check that out. I don't even remember the VoEH version!!
	10:47pm Matt from New Orleans: VOEH is called Dead or Alive I believe. Her first single was a cover of Nina Simone’s Blackbird. Her third single which isn’t out yet is a cover of Sam Cooke’s Lost & Lookin’ if I remember correctly.
	10:48pm Kris Holmes: Thanks, sounds like something I'd like
	10:48pm Matt from New Orleans: It took me a while to remember what Sam Cooke song it was. At first I thought it had love in the title but none of those sounded right. Then I eventually opened Night Beat on Discogs for the third time and it finally clicked.
	10:51pm Matt from New Orleans: She has a great voice. I just got overloaded by her as so many British DJs I listen to have been playing her songs. There were also three remixes of Blackbird released as well.
	10:53pm Matt from New Orleans: He also got married and bought a Ferrari with two weeks.
	10:53pm Matt from New Orleans: Within
	10:54pm JtotheK: Yay! I know this song can divide the Northern Soul crowd, but I like it.
	10:55pm Candy-O'67: I like it, too, JtotheK
	10:55pm Matt from New Orleans: It’s not the version that sold for all that money
	10:55pm Kris Holmes: Lee & I have actually corresponded a bit when he has tried to buy records off me, he seems nice enough, good on him!
	10:57pm Matt from New Orleans: I don’t begrudge his spending his money on it. It just seems insane to me.
	10:58pm JtotheK: @Kris - Absolutely! I often wonder if the bottom will fall out of the Norther Soul / funk / sweet soul etc etc markets.
	10:58pm Kris Holmes: Matt: Because we're comparatively poor
	10:59pm JtotheK: (And then 100,000 gbp dropped, but that Frank is clearly always going to be an outlier.) But wasn't there (at one point) a much larger set of doowop collectors and those records going for money? and not so much anymore?
	11:00pm Kris Holmes: It will fall out in about 10-20 years for Northern when everyone starts dying off, like what happened with doo wop & elvis & hot jazz
	11:00pm JtotheK: Or is the 'scarcity' factor always going to apply? Maybe I'm wondering this out loud because I just finished the book "The Truth About Northern Soul" by Stephen Riley.
	11:03pm Kris Holmes: To a certain extent though the high end will always be high
	11:04pm Matt from New Orleans: Every collecting hobby eventually has a crash but the super rare stuff will always be super rare and as long as it’s viewed as a investment commodity the price won’t go down that much.
	11:05pm Matt from New Orleans: I have baseball cards that used to be worth hundreds of dollars that now don’t break 50
	11:06pm Matt from New Orleans: I should have sold them at the high but I was a long term investor that was stupid. Luckily overall I never got underwater but I lost thousands of paper value.
	11:11pm JtotheK: Yeah about 5 years ago I sold a bunch of my 45s, then gradually got back into it (and have since re-bought a number of what I sold). LPs I am always pruning. But I've wondered about 45s, at what point are younger generations not going to be into this music at all?
	11:13pm Matt from New Orleans: I follow a bunch of young British DJs in their 20s who spin soul. So there’s a generation who will have more money in 20 years to buy originals.
	11:15pm Matt from New Orleans: One group of them formed a reissue label that’s putting out reissues of crazy expensive sides. deptfordnorthernsoulclub.bandcamp.com...
	11:16pm Matt from New Orleans: Not trying to recreate the original 45s but two sides back to back that they think work together.
	11:18pm JtotheK: wasn't familiar with that - thanks!
	11:21pm Matt from New Orleans: My pleasure Jason
	11:21pm JtotheK: never heard this Myrna, only ever heard this song by Chuck Jackson.
	11:23pm Kris Holmes: it's cool to have a female version
	11:24pm Matt from New Orleans: Danny is a fan of the guy who produced this
	11:25pm Franco Twinkie: I drove home real fast just to tell you how great that was!
	11:26pm Matt from New Orleans: Hi Franco
	11:26pm Candy-O'67: Hey Franco! Good to see ya!
	11:27pm Candy-O'67: Jandals - haha! Never heard that before!
	11:28pm Matt from New Orleans: Harvey Scales Hot Foot please
	11:28pm Franco Twinkie: Matt & Candy! I drive around in the evening listing to music real loud, so I always miss something.
	11:29pm Candy-O'67: That's good you aren't trying to comment and drive ;)
	11:30pm Kris Holmes: Hi Franco
	11:31pm Franco Twinkie: I listen to CD's. What a caveman, right?
	11:31pm Candy-O'67: So do I. I guess makes me a cavewoman!
	11:32pm Kris Holmes: Hey, I still listen to CDs too
	11:32pm Franco Twinkie: Grrrrr!!!!
	11:32pm Candy-O'67: We're all old together! ha!
	11:34pm Franco Twinkie: I hear differently while I'm driving. That's why I drive around in circles after dinner.
	11:35pm Candy-O'67: Yeah, it is a different feeling to drive and listen...
	11:37pm Candy-O'67: This Chubby Checker song is soooooo good!!!
	11:38pm Candy-O'67: First time I heard it was when The Knave played it about a month ago or so
	11:38pm Kris Holmes: it's definitely a high point in his catalog
	11:39pm Candy-O'67: For sure!
	11:39pm Franco Twinkie: Problem is, I tend to drive faster while listening intently and right now my truck has lapsed registration which is asking for it I know.
	11:40pm Candy-O'67: Go take care of that, brother!
	11:40pm Candy-O'67: Of course, when you can
	11:41pm Franco Twinkie: Copy that.
	11:41pm Candy-O'67: Kris, you've started a dance party!
	11:43pm Franco Twinkie: See, if I was listening to Gypsy and I Need Love I'd be driving across front lawns.
	11:43pm Candy-O'67: That's so tight, Franco! I love it!
	11:44pm Matt from New Orleans: Did you all see the woman who renewed her license and instead of her face was a picture of an empty chair? Somehow the picture they took didn’t get linked to her account properly.
	11:44pm WR: The Knave played Gypsy by Chubby Checker when he subbed for you on the 21st.
	11:44pm Franco Twinkie: No dancing for you, Mr. Sore Foot!
	11:44pm Candy-O'67: I heard that, WR. It blew me away the first time I heard it then!
	11:46pm Candy-O'67: Didn't hear about that, Matt. I just had to get my license renewed in June and they did the same pic since I renewed online cause of Covid and they did the new pics in black and white now in TX
	11:46pm Franco Twinkie: Chubby Checker on a shit load of drugs, is that a stand alone show?
	11:47pm WR: Yes, Candy, I went to click fave & saw we had already faved it.
	11:48pm Candy-O'67: I do believe, Franco. I favorited it again, WR! I need to find that one
	11:49pm Kris Holmes: There's literally one LP & maybe 2 45s & that's it! I could probably do that show though since I think I have them all present & accounted for.
	11:50pm Matt from New Orleans: Lots of people thought Bobby was African-American
	11:51pm Kris Holmes: I'm glad Logan played it. I do remember seeing it on the playlist now you mention it. He's all good, another Kiwi on the Drummer Stream can't be bad!
	11:52pm Candy-O'67: Love the kiwis! I've known a few in my day and all good people!
	11:52pm Matt from New Orleans: twitter.com...
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: Well, let's expand on that idea - how about a show of many artist who were completely out of their mind on drugs, not just the checkered one?
	11:53pm Matt from New Orleans: A recent reaction video when an African American guy finds out Bobby Caldwell is white
	11:53pm Candy-O'67: That was good, Matt! I checked it out :)
	11:54pm Kris Holmes: Wait, Bobby Caldwell's WHITE??? lol
	11:55pm Candy-O'67: That was people's reaction back in the '60's when they found out Rod the Mod was white!
	11:55pm WR: The The Third Booth I Need Love record is an interesting garage psych on an unusual label.
	11:56pm Franco Twinkie: On one of his many excursions into inner space, do you think Chubby Checker ever encountered the Checkered Demon?
	11:57pm Matt from New Orleans: Franco S Clay Wilson is long out of the cultural zeitgeist
	11:57pm Candy-O'67: He prolly did, Franco
	11:57pm JtotheK: thanks for the tunes, kris! cheers everyone.
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: I know, but still...
	11:58pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks Kris. Have a good night everyone.
	11:58pm Candy-O'67: Thanks, Kris, for another impeccable show!
	11:58pm Kris Holmes: Thanks everyone
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: Thanky Kris!
	11:59pm Candy-O'67: Cheers everybody!
	12:00am Matt from New Orleans: Franco Fantagraphics has been publishing hardcover volumes exploring the life and work of S Clay Wilson. Three volumes so far. Really good. Got them out of the library thankfully. Expensive.
	12:03am Franco Twinkie: Matt, S Clay Wilson needs a revival just about now.
	12:03am WR: Oh, damn, already over? Thanks for the tunes. Laters all. Checkered Demon Forever!

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from August 11, 2020

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