WFMU: Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I know a man & his name is George.
	♥ 12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Happy Friday Michael and all other listeners!
	12:02pm dan: Good afternoon all.
	♥ 12:02pm TDK60: Howdy Uncle Michael in the next room..
	🛒 ♥ 12:02pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Good day, UM and Dinks!
	🛒 ♥ 12:02pm doctorjazz: Good Savings in YOUR shopping cart! It's a Special Day! (hi all)
	🛒 ♥ 12:02pm spodiodi: good morning, UM! hi all!
	♥ 12:02pm StringOFperils: We're back because wheel not go away.
	12:02pm MHLee: Hello
	♥ 12:03pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Uncle Michael!!!!!
	♥ 12:03pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi spodiodi!
	♥ 12:03pm Uncle Michael: Rev! Andrew! dan! TDK! Hopey! Doc! spodi! SOp! MHLee! Aaron!
	🛒 ♥ 12:04pm spodiodi: hola, Andrew!
	🛒 ♥ 12:05pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I recently got a bluray of Magical Mystery Tour (origins of today's GIF) for my bday and watched it with friends who had never seen it before. They were amazed and I was delighted.
	12:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (You said November. As a ♏︎Scorpio I appreciate that but really there's no hurry.)
	🛒 ♥ 12:05pm Phillippe: howdiest of howdies!
	12:05pm still b/p: Like one of those silent retreats, where we're not supposed to even look each other in the eye when we pass in the halls, on the grounds, in the dining room.
	🛒 ♥ 12:05pm adamdoesit: Hi UM, Lucas, hinks, dinks, and Georgeians generally.
	♥ 12:06pm Uncle Michael: I don't know when I am these days.
	♥ 12:06pm Goyim in the AM: Hey folks! First visit back to the East Coast of the US in too many years, completely disoriented that this show is coming on at lunch time and not dinner time.
	♥ 12:06pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe! adam!
	♥ 12:06pm Uncle Michael: Goyim!
	🛒 ♥ 12:07pm βrian: It's still late morning here on the Third Coast.
	12:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chet man ...you've got to do ...something ...well - alright...
	♥ 12:07pm StringOFperils: Poor Chet.
	♥ 12:08pm Uncle Michael: βrian!
	12:08pm dan: Here's a prediction, Jeff Healey: While My Guitar Gently Weeps
	🛒 ♥ 12:08pm Brian in UK: Uncle, are you mending well?
	♥ 12:09pm Uncle Michael: BiUK! I'm tryin'. Thanks for asking.
	♥ 12:09pm StringOFperils: Someone needs to pen Tennessee Taxman. Opportunity awaits.
	🛒 ♥ 12:09pm efd: I am hereby identifying myself as a current listener of this program.
	12:10pm Marie: Hey UM, hey All! I love this show idea/concept, and I am loving the actual music @)
	♥ 12:10pm Uncle Michael: efd! Welcome home. Marie!
	♥ 12:11pm Uncle Michael: "this is awful" "beware the pennies"
	12:11pm dan: I finally goy around to watching the recent Brian Wilson PBS documentary Long Promised Road. Excellent portrayal, although I could have done without Bruce Springsteen's pseudo-scholarly interpretations.
	🛒 ♥ 12:11pm βrian: [Capital gains excepted, of course.]
	12:11pm Marie: (heart, heart)--I hope you are feeling fine this Friday, UM.
	♥ 12:12pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Marie.
	♥ 12:13pm Franco Twinkie: Howdy Michael!
	12:13pm roc: Cool stream
	🛒 ♥ 12:13pm βrian: Perfect segue to Beer Now.
	♥ 12:14pm Uncle Michael: roc! Franco!
	12:14pm MHLee: Unmistakable voice. Only know one artist in the same nasal range
	12:15pm dan: Anything from The Concert For George? I'd love to hear Gary Brooker's version of Old Brown Shoe.
	♥ 12:15pm Franco Twinkie: George playing with a tire - so sweet.
	12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dan: How about BillClinton in 'Chasing Trane' ? Cringe how these things are targeted ...but honestly I've found Brooce pretty quotable @ times whatever else we might say.
	12:15pm egould: Good Morning, Uncle Michael. Hi listeners everywhere. Greetings from Seattle. Loving some Robyn Hitchcock.
	♥ 12:16pm Uncle Michael: egould!
	🛒 ♥ 12:16pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I'm so glad you're playing the Melvins version of this instead of Ted Nugent.
	12:17pm dan: @Revolution Rabbit Never seen it.
	12:17pm dan: War Pussy, that's some album title.
	12:18pm egould: Think I’ll wear a Melvins shirt today. Half of my wardrobe is Melvins t-shirts. The other half is WFMU t-shirts.
	♥ 12:18pm StringOFperils: I'd appreciate it if The Boss started to turn down those invitations to pontificate. The posturing in the recorded catalogue is already pushing it.
	♥ 12:18pm Franco Twinkie: Why not Pussy War?
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot 'Long Promised Road' was good & affecting. Some thot exploitative - but Brian is how he is. Some thot not enuff on his work or something? But that's always true when Directors have to present Artists & their Lives in essentially one TV episode...
	12:20pm dan: @RevolutionRabbit I thought there was enough of a balance on both the music and the personal issues.
	♥ 12:20pm chresti: Hiiiieeee
	♥ 12:21pm Uncle Michael: chresti!
	12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no - we don't need facetime for this more mainstream & broadly popular personality just to tell us this Artist was great & important. Resolution passed ??
	🛒 ♥ 12:21pm adamdoesit: The Johns were born to cover Savoy Truffle.
	12:23pm KWilde: Good Afternoon!
	♥ 12:24pm Franco Twinkie: My sister and I went to see Help! when it first came out in the summer of 1965. To see The Beatles playing I Need You on The Salisbury Plain seriously fucked with my ten year old brain. I've never gotten over it, really.
	♥ 12:24pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	♥ 12:24pm Rich in Washington: MELVINS!
	♥ 12:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning everybody. Uncle Michael, glad you're up and around. Looks like a pen nib on your shirt. Or praying hands. Or a howling wolf.
	♥ 12:25pm Uncle Michael: RICH! Lizzie!
	♥ 12:25pm Rich in Washington: Howdy, Uncle Michael! Been listening since the beginning but just now near a computer.
	♥ 12:25pm Franco Twinkie: Rich! How are you feeling?
	12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Church of FMU ...well it was inevitable...
	♥ 12:26pm Rich in Washington: Hi Franco! Much better, thanks!
	♥ 12:26pm StringOFperils: Here is the church, Here is the steeple, Now hand over all that change in the sock, It's pledge-time people.
	♥ 12:26pm Franco Twinkie: OKAY!
	♥ 12:27pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Uncle Michael, folks!
	12:27pm Listening Out There: When I was a kid, my mother worked for a bit as a dental assistant. One patient was a concert promoter. He asked my mother if she'd like tickets to see this band called The Beatles. So, I saw 'em. :) Didn't hear much due to the screaming. Have a better memory for The Righteous Brothers, who opened, wearing tuxes...
	♥ 12:27pm Franco Twinkie: Crazy sock dancing here!
	🛒 ♥ 12:27pm Alvy Singer: Hi Uncle Michael--Anxious to see if Bongwater's cover of Love You To makes it onto today's show.
	♥ 12:27pm Uncle Michael: Alvy!
	12:28pm still b/p: I'm wiling to listen to musical artists talk about other artists regarding assessments and influences. You're just gonna get the good, the bad, the egos, the nuggets of interest and some surprises in the mix, and my perked ears, nods, quote retentions, sneers and grumbles will just...happen as they may. To avoid it all, you'd have to avoid plenty of the docs.
	12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1969: Paul : 'Well up to now George's songs haven't been as good'... George: 'That's your opinion ...I have been enjoyed.'
	12:30pm wenzo toad: Howdy
	12:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sure - why not Artists about Artists - but it's the Director's job - maybe the Editor's - to keep in only the relevant stuff.
	♥ 12:33pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: StringOFperils, new slogan is great!
	🛒 ♥ 12:33pm Hopey Sockmonkey: My first concert was George Harrison at the Cow Palace Nov 1974. Ravi Shankar opened. Billy Preston and Tom Scott were part of George's band. Pretty awesome first concert experience.
	♥ 12:34pm StringOFperils: Making docs is an industry like any other. Docs are commercial products, like nutritionless breakfast cereal, for instance. You scarf it up until you don't, that day when you look into the bowl and ask yourself wtf you're doing.
	♥ 12:34pm StringOFperils: *yes, there are excellent docs that contribute something
	12:35pm egould: I’ll be listening all the way up the start of the Mariners game. So have at it, UM.
	12:35pm KWilde: Lennon / Harrison composition
	12:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The only credited Lennon-Harrison composition.
	12:36pm dan: The public didn’t know about this song until 1995
	12:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No - Beatles Hamburg material had been out - 'The Beatles with Tony Sheridan', 'Savage Young Beatles'...
	12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shadows wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...
	🛒 ♥ 12:39pm Hopey Sockmonkey: @dan, there was a Tony Sheridan and the Beatles album that came out in the 70s that had Cry For A Shadow and Ain't She Sweet on it with a lot of other Sheridan tracks. I used to own it, but it got lost in one of my many many moves.
	12:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Those Harrison chord movements...
	♥ 12:39pm Uncle Michael: IRONY alert.
	🛒 ♥ 12:40pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Rev Rabbit types much faster than I do, haha.
	12:40pm dan: @Hopey I mean that the general public didn’t know of it until the Anthology. Only to collectors
	♥ 12:40pm Roberto: He's so lord, doo-lang doo-lang doo-lang
	♥ 12:41pm Uncle Michael: Roberto! YES.
	12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now we know - Allen Klein owned rights to both 'He's So Fine' & 'My Sweet Lord' & was playing them against each other in court. That was all I needed to know abut him.
	♥ 12:42pm Franco Twinkie: When I was in San Francisco with my parents in the summer of 1967, I was standing on Market Street looking at The Chronicle in a newspaper box. On the front page George was walking down Haight Street playing a guitar. "There's a Beatle around here" I thought to myself. Years later I saw Ravi Shankar at Occidental College in L.A. There was some kind of commotion in the audience. The next day in The Los Angeles Times in the review of the show it said George was there sitting with everybody else on the floor. I got a cold shiver.
	12:42pm still b/p: Speaking of the baseball...the Judge thing the other night...to someone outside it all, not a real fan/follower, I get that it's a big mark to celebrate, but then when I understood it was just American League record...the scale of fuss seemed, um, disproportionate. I don't know if the the numbers of the NL's drugged achievers are widely discarded in popular, if not official, Big Book.
	🛒 ♥ 12:42pm doctorjazz: Exhibit A, My Sweet Lord trial
	♥ 12:43pm burke: @stillbp If the Yankees are involved with anything, there's a disproportionate fuss
	12:44pm still b/p: True dat.
	♥ 12:44pm Uncle Michael: burke! still b/p(sorry)!
	🛒 ♥ 12:44pm βrian: I was just playing along in the kitchen with my mandolin. It slices zucchini so beautifully thin.
	12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not to flog a horse - but I had this album with 'Cry' on it as a little kid in probably 1973 : i.ebayimg.com... - probly cheap. & common.
	♥ 12:47pm Hubig Pie: Oh, Junior Parker does the finest Beatle covers
	12:49pm chromaphone: Lovin this!
	♥ 12:49pm Uncle Michael: Hubig! His TNK might be the BEST Beatles cover.
	12:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now this one was a minor revelation : en.wikipedia.org...
	🛒 ♥ 12:50pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Rev Rabbit, that's the one I had!! Thanks for finding that!
	♥ 12:50pm Uncle Michael: chromaphone!
	♥ 12:51pm Hubig Pie: That was the inspiration for my comment , Uncle Michael
	♥ 12:52pm Uncle Michael: Kinda figured.
	🛒 ♥ 12:54pm doctorjazz: Is Masekela the singer? A bit of intonation difficulty, I'd say...
	♥ 12:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm guessing 'yes', Doc.
	♥ 12:55pm TDK60: Sounds like his voice.
	12:56pm Listening Out There: @doctorjazz: Masekela's English is much, much better than my Afrikaans...and he's a good improvisor...
	♥ 12:57pm Uncle Michael: LOT!
	🛒 ♥ 12:58pm doctorjazz: No arguments, LOT, and the trumpet solo is terrific!
	12:58pm Listening Out There: Hey, UM. Valverde and Nibali retire after tomorrow...big day in the sport...
	♥ 12:59pm Uncle Michael: The third and final George/other-Beatle co-write, today.
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Growing up - loved seeing Masekela's one piece in the 'Monterey Pop' film where he's practically shouting. A great stirring intense even contrast to the other acts. A very early hint @ African sensibilities.
	♥ 12:59pm Uncle Michael: It's a wistful moment, LOT.
	12:59pm MHLee: This is a weird band here
	12:59pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Uncle Michael! Hello All!
	🛒 ♥ 12:59pm doctorjazz: (It wasn't his pronunciation I was commenting on, though I suppose if your tongue is getting caught on a language that's not your primary, it could make for slight intonation issues. Just being finicky...)
	1:00pm egould: @ Sill b/p ‘…NL's drugged achievers are widely discarded in popular, if not official, Big Book.’ That is precisely what is happening.
	1:00pm Mr. Oxford: Two thumbs up for today's show theme
	♥ 1:00pm Uncle Michael: Mr.O!
	1:00pm Listening Out There: ...oh, and Ganna goes for the hour record...
	♥ 1:01pm Uncle Michael: on a 3D printed bike!
	🛒 ♥ 1:01pm efd: the use of "all's" in this song was a source of great amusement to my friends and me in high school, for some reason
	1:02pm Mr. Oxford: I'm looking forward to some rendition of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" later in the show
	🛒 ♥ 1:03pm Brian in UK: LOT two of the greats of this century.
	♥ 1:03pm TDK60: I didn't know George helped Mr. Starkey write that.
	♥ 1:05pm MarciB: This has been such an outstanding show so far - and more to go! Amazing 🤩!
	1:05pm MHLee: My mother played Key Lime Pie on repeat for hours sometimes
	♥ 1:05pm Roberto: efd, did Ringo sing "alls" as well? Cuz that CVB release is a little late for you to have been in high school lolz
	🛒 ♥ 1:06pm efd: @Roberto yes, "all's" was in the original
	♥ 1:07pm Roberto: In thats cases, the maths works, efds.
	🛒 ♥ 1:08pm unpopularfred: isn't Free as a Bird credited to Lennon/Harrison?
	1:09pm sufferwords: nailed it- guessed Laibach!!!
	♥ 1:09pm Rich in Washington: Ja! Ja! JAWOHL!
	♥ 1:09pm StringOFperils: Laibach and think of England.
	♥ 1:09pm Uncle Michael: MarciB! sufferwords!
	🛒 ♥ 1:10pm unpopularfred: ... if that counts? (sorry, I don't like being that guy, back to work)
	♥ 1:10pm Uncle Michael: Free As A Bird is credited to all four moptops.
	♥ 1:10pm StringOFperils: Lucas!
	1:10pm dan: I suppose this was the only version of I Me Mine that exists
	1:10pm MHLee: Sounds different than I recall this . . . Might have to go back and revisit the album.
	♥ 1:10pm Uncle Michael: fred! Lucas!
	♥ 1:11pm Roberto: Lucas? Where?
	1:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Free As A Bird' was a 100% Lennon demo - all the Threetles also credited on their production.
	♥ 1:11pm Roberto: OH HAI LUCAS
	♥ 1:11pm Roberto: Got it, UM!
	♥ 1:11pm TDK60: Who's Lucas's fave Beatle?
	♥ 1:13pm Rich in Washington: Love this whole album so much.
	♥ 1:13pm Uncle Michael: Mal Evans, TDK. He loved the haircut.
	1:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probly on 'Free' it's Paul composing the bridge - the counter thing - in prime Lennon-McCartney stylee...
	1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A good one for Marianne.
	♥ 1:15pm StringOFperils: Great song. I only knew it, for years, from Leon Russell & the Shelter People...it used to be quite a struggle to hear new things
	1:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...most often, the Beatles who wrote it sang it...
	1:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beatle* singular...
	🛒 ♥ 1:17pm efd: Randy!
	1:18pm dan: Turning Don’t Bother Me” into a lost BTO track
	1:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Episode this Beatle podcast with Randy fairly blew my little mind : somethingaboutthebeatles.com...
	🛒 ♥ 1:18pm PAULS: NOBODY bother me. hey uncle m and hinkdinkers
	1:18pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I could be happy for a while with only Laibach or the Residents to listen to
	🛒 ♥ 1:18pm doctorjazz: The guitar reminds me of Lady Marmalade
	♥ 1:18pm Franco Twinkie: George has always been my favorite Beatle. A ridiculous statement by any measure, but really? The Beatles as a whole are freighted with so many triggers - good and bad for people of a certain age(me) that hearing a lot of these covers for the fist time is like ripping off a scab. Fuck it. I'm a walking emotional wreck. So?
	♥ 1:19pm Uncle Michael: PAULS! Franco: So?!!!
	1:20pm MHLee: @Franco Twinkie George definitely has the best consistency in quality of post-Beatles work too
	1:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco - what are Musics for anyway ? John was TheBeatles' favorite Beatle. So whatever.
	♥ 1:20pm TDK60: Might I suggest air guitar with a tennis racket, or some such? Take your mind off the freight.
	♥ 1:21pm Franco Twinkie: I'll feel better if I eat something.
	♥ 1:21pm Lane Gray: Did the stream just go quiet?
	♥ 1:21pm StringOFperils: Kinda payback for the late British empire, that The Beatles are so thoroughly colonized.
	1:21pm ronzoni: Hello, U.M.!
	♥ 1:22pm Uncle Michael: Ron! Nice to see you.
	1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George's last ~ posthumous album 'Brainwashed' is a real treasure.
	♥ 1:23pm Uncle Michael: Lane! You too!
	1:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SOP - it was called the 'British Invasion'. Some of those Empire skills might have been implicated.
	♥ 1:23pm Franco Twinkie: Oh man.
	🛒 ♥ 1:23pm doctorjazz: Stream was fine here, Lane
	♥ 1:23pm Roberto: bai Lucas!
	1:23pm chromaphone: Rarely get a chance to listen live these days but glad I had to get a colonoscopy this morning LOL
	🛒 ♥ 1:24pm doctorjazz: Liked the Santos solo electric guitar on the 1st verse of Apple Scruffs.
	♥ 1:24pm Uncle Michael: I was hoping you would, chromaphone. Imagine my joy. Sorry, Franco.
	1:24pm MHLee: @chromaphone first time anyone has ever said that one
	1:25pm Mr. Oxford: One of the many things I appreciate about George was that he was probably the most spiritual of the Beatles. Post-Beatles, he dedicated himself to exploring spirituality. He also explored Indian music and culture with utmost reverence and depth. Any Indian can tell how dedicated he was to learning about the culture and music.
	♥ 1:25pm StringOFperils: I noted recently that the 'groupie' child-girls standing outside of EMI in the 'Get Back' documentary (yes! I watched one!) were referred to as 'Apple Scruffs' (in a sub-title, but were referred to in recorded dialogue as 'fans').
	1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey ! ...no stinkers yet. Chromo's adventures notwithstanding...
	🛒 ♥ 1:26pm doctorjazz: "Glad...to get a colonoscopy" can only mean one thing-good sedative drugs!
	1:26pm ronzoni: I'm overdue for one of those
	🛒 ♥ 1:26pm PAULS: RevRabbit, I think we may have a bit of odor on this one....
	♥ 1:27pm Hubig Pie: Colonoscopy- it's not the procedure, it's the prep
	♥ 1:27pm Uncle Michael: I have a kit, Ron.
	1:27pm dan: George Harrison meets Glam
	1:27pm Dean: Hey, I'm trying to eat here!
	1:27pm chromaphone: @HubigPie: exactly. Mild anesthesia worked great.
	♥ 1:28pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	🛒 ♥ 1:28pm Jeff Golick: Colonoscopy last week. Can confirm it's the prep, not the procedure. Nice nap, tho. Taking you to go get bagels, @UM.
	♥ 1:28pm Lane Gray: That was weird. My phone speaker was playing, but the Bluetooth link to the truck was silent. Reboot fixed it
	1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George enjoyed hedonism as any Rawkstar might. 'He loved women & women loved George.' - said his wife Olivia. Beatles & drugs ...you know that story. But - he was clearly no dilettante with the Hinduism & stuff. A religion that has a different relation to sexuality than Xianity broadly speaking I might note...
	♥ 1:28pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	1:29pm chromaphone: Hey Lane, I finally watched the Ken Burns country doc. Did you watch it, and if so what did you think of it?
	1:30pm dan: Steve Harley and Dave Davies covers are probably the best so far
	🛒 ♥ 1:30pm doctorjazz: "I Want You", Dylan, echoes in here a bit...
	♥ 1:31pm TDK60: Dave D.'s voice sounding close to George's, via these ears.
	1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: To talk about Gawd in Pop Music was not exactly a calculated career move in the very early 1970s.
	1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...til it was.
	1:32pm Mr. Oxford: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63, perhaps you are right. But I think religion and spirituality can be seperate.
	🛒 ♥ 1:32pm adamdoesit: Gonna start a new band called the Polyps, and cover "In the Inner Light."
	1:32pm Mr. Oxford: I meant religion and spirituality can exist separately.
	1:32pm ronzoni: I think I only got to episode 6 of the Burns country series. Need to probably watch it all again from the beginning. I really loved it.
	1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mr. Oxford: One rather hopes so. No? But to call George 'religious' is not wrong. Glad to hear the Burns Country is good...
	1:34pm chromaphone: I think the guitar solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps might b my favorite rock guitar solo ever. Just a random comment.
	1:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& on the WhiteAlbum - it's Clapton's.
	1:37pm Mr. Oxford: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63, that's true as well. I like your display picture by the way.
	♥ 1:40pm TDK60: Aw UM, this Theo is groovy.
	1:41pm Listening Out There: Such a good show today! Was thinking that Harrison's playing was influenced so much by Chet Atkins. Atkins must have covered a Harrison tune at some point, maybe, huh?
	♥ 1:41pm Roberto: Theodore Bikel was not on my UM bingo card for today.
	1:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loved how George was like John's lieutenant (manner of speaking) with the social discontent & sark...
	1:41pm dan: A Jewish singer singing a song about pigs.
	1:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LOT - now you mention it - I wonder if George & Chet had any relations ? George & CarlPerkins certainly buds.
	♥ 1:43pm StringOFperils: Always thought Piggies was much more controversial than Johnny's more famous than Jesus remark. Surprised they didn't get slammed for that left-of-centre song.
	1:43pm Dean: Drummer on that Bikel track was Jim Gordon.
	1:44pm ronzoni: at least Bikel didn't record a Xmas album (I'm assuming)
	♥ 1:44pm Roberto: "More popular than Jesus Christ" was probably intended as a figure of speech along the lines of "the best thing since sliced bread."
	♥ 1:45pm StringOFperils: We know that. They knew that. The Press saw the money in that..
	1:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paul singing 'died in the Church - no one was Saved' for that matter ! George wouldn't have critiqued Jesus probly - but Christianity, he did, eventually... Well - they were more popular with many kids than Jesus. A plain fact.
	♥ 1:45pm Roberto: But you know how peeps always be takin' shit literally. Literally!
	♥ 1:46pm Uncle Michael: I always took it to mean "we've become a phenomenon of ridiculous proportion"
	♥ 1:46pm Roberto: Aye, UM.
	1:47pm dan: The Religious Right had the biggest hissy fit over such superficial words like “Bigger Than Jesus”
	♥ 1:48pm Hubig Pie: He never said they were more popular than God. He said they were more popular than Rod (Stewart)
	♥ 1:48pm TDK60: Ronnie inhabits this tune well. Close reading of the original. A complex little ditty too!
	1:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' I don't know which will go first, rock 'n roll or Christianity. ' It turned out (of course) it was started by a couple of grifting Southern DJs trying to get something going for themselves. As George observed about Manson - everybody was trying to attach their own thing to TheBeatles.
	🛒 ♥ 1:51pm Hopey Sockmonkey: omg, I love the Three Degrees and I had no idea this existed!
	🛒 ♥ 1:51pm Alvy Singer: Galaxie 500 does a nice cover of Isn't It a Pity too.
	1:51pm Mr. Oxford: Sadly I've got to head out now. Will catch up on the archives. Thank you Uncle Michael, thank you all in the chat for the company.
	♥ 1:51pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Mr. O. Take it easy.
	🛒 ♥ 1:51pm adamdoesit: For me, one of the most satisfying moments in the Get Back doc was Paul's recognition, in conversation with John, that George's songwriting had become just as good as theirs. John, alas, was not ready to accept Paul's conclusion.
	1:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late Mr. Ox !
	🛒 ♥ 1:52pm doctorjazz: I don't think it exists yet (at least not officially)
	1:52pm Listening Out There: I recently read Ronnie Spector's memoir. She had a special explosure of sorts to The Beatles. A bit bizarre, really...
	1:53pm Dean: Any covers from Electronic Music?
	1:53pm ronzoni: did that three degrees cut predate "when will I see you again"?
	♥ 1:53pm Uncle Michael: alas...
	1:54pm dan: @Revolution Rabbit When George Harrison went to San Francisco in 1967, all the hippies were flocking to him but George mentioned in later interviews the contempt he had for hippies that did nothing with their lives.
	1:54pm dan: First 80s Harrison cover of the show
	♥ 1:54pm Uncle Michael: Ron, since I don't know when it was recorded, I can't say.
	♥ 1:55pm Uncle Michael: 2022 cover coming up.
	1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George being that little bit younger ...in the earliest photos, it's really a thing. John really thot his partnership was with Paul, apparently. George was always there for John - & John was there for George when it suited himself. Tbh.
	♥ 1:55pm TDK60: dan - Wasn't George in SF more referring to the specific problem, then/there, of unprecedented numbers of teen runaways?
	1:55pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello all. Can't do much listening today since we walking around Halifax,NS but wanted to check in.
	1:56pm dan: @TDK60 He was visiting some DJ friend of his
	1:56pm KevinfromBayRidge: we're
	♥ 1:57pm Uncle Michael: Kevin! Mind the gap.
	🛒 ♥ 1:57pm doctorjazz: There is an album out there of 8-bit Beatles... www.youtube.com... actually a series www.youtube.com...
	1:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George was actually having a bad trip on the Haight. Still too much Beatlemania. He wasn't wrong - we know how the Haight got overrun & turned dark.
	2:00pm Dean: Do you know the work of Alistair MacLeod, @KevinfromBayRidge?
	2:00pm ?: "It's All Too Much" by Steve Hillage. Watch/listen on YouTube.
	2:01pm Daddy-o Dilly: "It's All Too Much" by Steve Hillage. Watch/listen on YouTube.
	🛒 ♥ 2:01pm adamdoesit: What a happy surprise is the Leo Sayer! I didn't even know he was still recording. Got to skip out in a few. Thanks, UM. Really lovely show today.
	♥ 2:02pm Uncle Michael: Daddy-O!
	2:02pm KevinfromBayRidge: Heard of but not familiar, Dean.
	♥ 2:02pm Uncle Michael: See ya, adam!
	2:03pm Dean: I've not been to NS. MacLeod's work makes me want to visit.
	🛒 ♥ 2:03pm PAULS: Apologies for the visual, but yesterday someone (ok, it was me) said that Herschel Walker could wear a sequined ball gown and heels for the next month.
	♥ 2:03pm chresti: I wanted to run away to sf after reading in Time magazine about kids going there and everything was free-I was about 10
	🛒 ♥ 2:04pm PAULS: Isn't this the first (only?) John n George comp?
	2:07pm Daddy-o Dilly: I am currently reading "My Kid Brother's Band AKA the Beatles" by Louise Harrison, George's sister. Highly recommended.
	2:08pm Dean: Is "Flying" a group effort? If so, The Residents "covered" it.
	2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @PAULS: Yes the only such credit.
	2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Flying' is credited to all four yup.
	🛒 ♥ 2:08pm PAULS: @Daddy-o -- I love the part about his trip to the US to visit her. Just insane. Jamming with local kids. Sitting in at a show. Thanks RevRabbit! I thought so
	2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George's family seem(ed) good chill folk. Yeah George in the USA before the band. Crazy really ! Wow.
	2:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Finally saw the film 'Good Ol' Freda' about their fan club secretary. Great look into their roots & early rise. What a ride she had !
	♥ 2:14pm Uncle Michael: Is this a goddam re-record? Damn you Olivia!
	♥ 2:14pm Hubig Pie: This song always sends me into visions of a crazy drug-fueled drive around Queens bein' chased by helicopters.
	🛒 ♥ 2:14pm Brian in UK: Uncle Has anyone ever recorded George's tribute to Lord Buckley, Crackerbox Palace?
	2:15pm ronzoni: Thanks for the heads-up about Louise's book. I have yet to see Scorcese's George documentary. Guess I should rectify that.
	♥ 2:16pm Uncle Michael: Yes, BiUK.
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Living In the Material World' doc I thot very good. Perspectives from the right people. The 'Concert For George' film of his tribute concert is moving as well.
	2:18pm dan: You need to watch a show from 1998 in Australia featuring Olivia Newton John, John Farnham and Anthony Warlow known as The Main Event. Excellent concert all around
	2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...people critiqued that Scorsese too for not being enuff about his musical works ...well that could be a doc of its own I suppose.
	2:21pm Gerry from Miami: UNCLE MICHAEl, I have been listening today since the start, but not commenting because the music has been totally mesmerizing. I have always been an "appreciator" of George's music and this program cements my sentiments. Eat your hearts out, Paul and John! This kid had at least as much talent as you guys! Staying in the Beatle vein, word has it that "first kid", Julian Lennon, has a new album titled "Jude," dedicated to his mother, Cynthia. Maybe a cut from it on next week's show?
	2:22pm dan: @Revolution Rabbit The best documentaries are the ones where people that knew the subject personally were interviewed
	♥ 2:22pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! Thanks for the tip.
	♥ 2:24pm Uncle Michael: I liked. TWO songs we'll hear twice.
	♥ 2:24pm Uncle Michael: I lied.
	🛒 ♥ 2:25pm doctorjazz: The Hollies didn't let the presses cool on the Beatles version before they released this.
	2:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dan: Yes - in George's case, it's particularly illustrative re the variety & type of people he was close to. Krishnas, MontyPythons...
	♥ 2:25pm Rich in Washington: Digging this show devoted to my favorite George today, UM!
	2:26pm Daddy-o Dilly: The Scorsese doco should have included onscreen the names of people being interviewed. I recognized every one of them, but for the benefit of those on the Beatles upward learning curve it would have been a big help.
	🛒 ♥ 2:26pm PAULS: JACKIE!!! <3
	2:27pm ken krimstein: thanks uncle. harrison was definitely the secret sauce that made the beatles...of course, no band had lennon and mccartney, but who had the THIRD songwriting genius? nope. the quiet one. who had the best schooling, and ended up doing a helluva lot of teaching. sweeeeet. wonderwall job!
	2:27pm ronzoni: I thought George offered the Hollies "If I Needed Someone" with the understanding there wouldn't be a Beatles version released... but then there was.
	♥ 2:27pm TDK60: Groovy, this less known Lomax cover. This song coulda been on Yellow Submarine, maybe.
	2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah this by JackieLomax. A real super supergroup on it & still never sold. So great.
	♥ 2:27pm Uncle Michael: ken!
	♥ 2:28pm Franco Twinkie: At least in his writing and composing, George had a deeper understanding of love than the others - my opinion, but judging by the treatment of his songs by all the artists who were able to successfully channel his intent. It doesn't go sour like milk, does it?
	♥ 2:28pm Uncle Michael: TDK, a rejected White Album contender.
	2:28pm ken krimstein: si si signore. wcfl forever!
	♥ 2:28pm Uncle Michael: The sound of labor!
	2:29pm dan: Sour Milk Sea, a
	2:29pm dan: …The Beatle song that was and wasn’t
	2:30pm ken krimstein: love it. and, btw, who cares if he ripped off 'my sweet lord,' it was better. and, btw, he didn't rip it off. ha. how about his brilliance and vision throughout the disney movie?
	♥ 2:30pm Uncle Michael: Where's Mauri...the set is almost Finnish.
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - here's the literally incomparable success of TheBeatles ...& when something comes to fulness it becomes its opposite - as the Taoists say. Where to go from there? George added a certain kind of depth & seeking. The curse of being only the third greatest singer-songwriter in TheBeatles... dan - there's a few ! :D
	2:31pm ken krimstein: harrison's songs are almost as weird as jefferson airplane songs.
	♥ 2:32pm Franco Twinkie: Well put, Ken!
	2:32pm ken krimstein: harrison's changes are def weirdest in the beatles...check out the progression on isn't it a pity. play it. great caeser's ghost!
	2:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheBeatles played off of & built on their influences & what was around them as contemporaries as much as anyone. Lesser artists borrow & great ones steal they say...
	🛒 ♥ 2:33pm PAULS: gotta dash Imma listen to this show agin thanks uncle
	🛒 ♥ 2:33pm doctorjazz: This Ribot is very cool (sounds like the way he'd do it).
	2:33pm ken krimstein: imagine if wilson had a harrison? or half a harrison?
	♥ 2:33pm TDK60: I like how the Esquires caught that spooky, reverby feel of the original Don't Bother Me.
	2:34pm Daddy-o Dilly: I saw George Harrison's concert in St. Louis during his 1974 U.S. tour. First time I ever saw a Beatle.
	♥ 2:35pm Franco Twinkie: Didn't make the cut - for fucks sake!
	2:35pm ken krimstein: long long long is sublime...take that george (martin). btw, i saw george's childhood home in liverpool about 8 years ago, there was a huge family living in it, spilling out of the front door on a tiny little alley behind a car repair shop...
	2:36pm Dean: First and only Beatle I've ever seen in person: Pete Best. Uptown Whittier, '80s or '90s, some kind of street festival.
	2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George's study of Indian music was pretty serious. He almost dropped out of Guitar world & into Sitar world for a time. & even before that he was very much like fellow ♓︎Pisces BrianJones in the Stones: not the prime Writer, but adding Textures & Timbres as his contribution. His 12-String on Hard Day's Night the root of all JanglePop for instance ! & indeed as Composer he is distinct. Those beguiling chords. To be fair to John & Paul - what a Songwriting school to grow in.
	2:37pm ken krimstein: revolution rabbit -- it beats berklee...
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tremolo (rapidly turning signal on & off) on 'Don't Bother Me'.
	2:39pm Daddy-o Dilly: The long version of my trip to St. Louis to see George Harrison: daddyodilly.blogspot.com...
	♥ 2:39pm Uncle Michael: I saw Paul at a Bridge School benefit at Shoreline.
	♥ 2:39pm Franco Twinkie: While My Guitar Gently Weeps - My Guitar Want's To Kill Your Mamma - tough call.
	2:39pm ken krimstein: when spector heard his suitcase full of tapes the beatles wouldn't put on their albums, he flipped. well, flipped even more than he usually did. he called every violinist in greater l.a.
	2:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & I'd put George in the slide gittar hall of fame in a heartbeat. Also Indian influenced.
	2:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Daddy-o - bookmarked !
	2:42pm ronzoni: I love George's slide part in Free As A Bird, a recording it took me time to appreciate. Highly emotional.
	2:42pm Daddy-o Dilly: Steve Hillage "It's All Too Much". I think this is pretty damn good! www.youtube.com...
	2:43pm Dean: Speaking (kinda) of Shoreline, when I took Roscoe Mitchell and entourage from a hotel in SF to SFO late one night, we headed down 101, which passes the old site of now razed Candlestick Park. I pointed it out and the passengers were all duly impressed. I've never made it to Shoreline, but my wife and daughter recently heard Imagine Dragons there.
	2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Beatle missing for 'Free As A Bird' isn't John - it's #5, George Martin. But I think it's a great Beatles song & track, in fact.
	2:43pm dan: @UM Was that where Macca and Neil did A Day In The Life?
	♥ 2:43pm TDK60: Iain Matthews, post-Fairport. (Bob Brainen on this stream, will do a Fairport Convention special tomorrow.)
	2:44pm ken krimstein: i think george's embrace of sitar, and shankar, is pretty freaking significant...it became kind of shlocky in the hands of lots of overzealous producers trying to tart up brill building product, but the grooves from ala rakha (sic) are right there...
	♥ 2:44pm Uncle Michael: I don't remember that happening, dan.
	♥ 2:44pm Uncle Michael: You keep saying that, Mark.
	🛒 ♥ 2:45pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Daddy-o Dilly, I also saw that 1974 tour!
	2:45pm dan: @Ronzoni Up there with Duane Allman’s solo on Layla w Rick Vito’s solo on Bob Seeger’s Like A Rock as one of the great slide guitar works
	2:46pm dan: @UM Maybe that was another show
	2:46pm Daddy-o Dilly: I was floored when I saw George Harrison on the Carl Perkins TV special because I had no idea that George even knew how to still play rockabilly guitar. His "crying" style guitar from the late 1960s is what we heard consistently from then on. It was a very big pleasant surprise to me!!!
	2:46pm Dean: George's (and Leon Russell's) work on Larry Hosford's Cross Words is nice, too, if also slight.
	2:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Actually think no one ever in History communicated the veracity & relevance of the Mystical to more people (talking sheer numbers) ever than George Harrison. For reals. & that happened via Ravi Shankar.
	♥ 2:46pm Rich in Washington: HA! I was hoping you'd play this!
	2:47pm ken krimstein: ...and dark timbre of george's voice, and heavy accent, helped the beatle harmonies be the best in all rock. sorry everyone else.
	2:47pm Marie: Great show, thanks, UM! Have a great weekend, all!
	2:47pm Dean: Backup band here is Utopia, essentially?
	♥ 2:47pm Uncle Michael: Rich, so was Daddy-O!
	2:48pm dan: Canterbury Scene Meets Todd Rundgren
	2:48pm Dean: Saw this Hillage tour in Anaheim. Opening act was...Savoy Brown?
	🛒 ♥ 2:48pm doctorjazz: It hasn't been Too Much, maybe not even enough...
	♥ 2:48pm Uncle Michael: Pretty much, Dean.
	2:48pm ronzoni: @daddy: love that carl Perkins special.
	♥ 2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Marie.
	2:49pm ronzoni: @rev: Jeff lynne did a pretty great job with free as a bird. I never cared for real love, though.
	🛒 ♥ 2:49pm Brian in UK: Uncle, thanks for shining a light on George's undoubted talent. Three songwriters in one group of this quality. This is why the Beatles still astound.
	♥ 2:50pm Doug Schulkind: Maybe the first real big rock concert I ever went to was part of Harrison's Dark Horse tour in 1974. (The tour was so ill-fated, many called it the Dark Hoarse tour.) The opening act was Ravi Shankar and his group. The second opening act was Billy Preston. Notably, my afro in 1974 was the equal to if not larger than Preston's.
	♥ 2:50pm TDK60: (Another unneeded comparison?): Yo La Tengo's song "Ohm" has a similar drive and feel as "It's All Too Much", to me. Not sure why.
	♥ 2:50pm Uncle Michael: YW, BiUK.
	2:50pm Daddy-o Dilly: Revolution Rabbit: "communicated the veracity & relevance of the Mystical". Agree. Seals & Crofts used their fame to share the Baha'i Faith with their audience. George shared his love of yoga, meditation, and Hinduism.
	2:50pm dan: Killer cover by Steve Hillage who I’ve never heard of until now
	♥ 2:50pm chresti: The only beatle I saw was Ringo (from a window in a hotel bar) in Monte Carlo in 1980
	♥ 2:50pm briania: Enjoying all the George, glad you got to the Hillage. THANKS!
	🛒 ♥ 2:51pm doctorjazz: Almost the end of the road, thanks for the great feature, UM!
	2:51pm Daddy-o Dilly: Watch Steve Hillage live version on YouTube.
	2:51pm Dean: @dan: Whoo, boy, do you have a lot of rewarding digging-in to do with Hillage! Dig it!
	2:51pm ken krimstein: i remember jeep -- clapton's best performance...
	♥ 2:51pm Uncle Michael: briania! Thanks back!
	♥ 2:51pm Hubig Pie: Saving the best for last
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Best Vocal Harmonies Ever in Rawk (/Pop) ...Everlys for two-part - everybody's model ...except BrianWilson, who had the Four Freshmen - many part harmony. & TheBeachBoys were the best @ that. Crystaline - transcendent by PetSounds. TheBeatles were usually two-part harmonies - but they were so good almost because of slightly imperfect intonations - more R&B & Celtic NorthEngland Folk communicated straight thru them. Not just Harmonies - but the best Voices generally.
	2:53pm dan: @Dean Already bookmarked some songs for later
	2:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ronzoni: I agree - I prefer John's plain demo of 'Real Love' as in the Imagine film.
	2:53pm Daddy-o Dilly: Today's program is wonderful, Uncle Michael. Thank you very much!! Where's the tip jar??
	🛒 ♥ 2:54pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Doug, I saw that tour as well! I also saw the Wings Over America tour in 76(?).
	♥ 2:54pm Uncle Michael: Widget at the top of the page, Mark...and THANKS!
	2:54pm ronzoni: I'm glad I stopped in today for a listen, U.M. Thanks for hooking me in with your selections.
	2:54pm ken krimstein: ok -- not so much harmonies. singing. we're not talking the christy minstrals here. take that cs and y. hollies. anyone. sorry. just true. yes, everlys, but...what about the louvains? no, for those singing groups...beatles...
	2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60: Love YLT's 'Ohm' !
	🛒 ♥ 2:56pm Brian in UK: Rev this may sound like herecy, but I have tried & tried with Pet Sounds but cannot find a place for it between my ears.
	2:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hollies' drummer BobbyElliot on Todd-o-phonic's describing their Vocalists as a kind of Horn Section. Yes !! & Graham Nash's high notes kill. They are def in that category.
	2:56pm ken krimstein: nice...fifth beatle...
	♥ 2:57pm TDK60: Much thanks, Michael. Fine choices, and chats too.
	🛒 ♥ 2:57pm Alvy Singer: @Uncle Michael--This has been one helluva show. Thank you and get well fast.
	🛒 ♥ 2:58pm spodiodi: thanks, UM! 🙏 loved hearing this all today, and reading everyone's comments
	♥ 2:58pm Uncle Michael: This was fun. Let's do something similar next week, OK?
	2:58pm bradford: Many thanks UM
	2:58pm ken krimstein: nice spending time in the bunker with y'all...
	2:58pm Big Hot Sky: So, that Donnelly version dun it. Gorgeous Georgeitude. Thanks for the paddle ‘n portage through the oeuvre, UM!
	♥ 2:58pm Doug Schulkind: Speak of the devil! Billy Preston!
	♥ 2:58pm Uncle Michael: bradford!
	2:58pm wenzo toad: Thanks UM! Missed a lot of it, gonna have to go back & check it out again in the archives
	♥ 2:58pm StringOFperils: Thanks UM. No guilty pleasures. No universal truths. An interesting listen.
	♥ 2:58pm Franco Twinkie: Great cover to wrap it up with. Thank you Michael, I think I'm a better person now.
	🛒 ♥ 2:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the show, UM! Great selections.
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @BrianUK: 'PetSounds' stands @ a real pivot. BrianWilson was singular as Arranger - in fact an Orchestrator as IrwinChusid noted. Really - what Brian did there is unrivaled. But - given the Dylan revolution in content, it may seem retrogressive. The fact that PetSounds is about this loss of innocence specifically makes it all Meta for me - certainly sonically but simultaneously for emotional affect. Ymmv. By any objective measure - the Vocals are astounding.
	3:00pm dan: Great show UM
	♥ 3:00pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show today, UM! Thanks for making radio!
	3:01pm egould: Thanks UM. Been a real aural pleasure.
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ UM ~ & Thank You George. & Thanks All for the outstanding company.
	3:04pm Listening Out There: TY, UM!
	♥ 3:04pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	3:04pm Daddy-o Dilly: Totally makes sense that George would become friends with Monty Python members, especiall Eric Idle.
	🛒 ♥ 3:04pm Jeff Golick: Thx!
	♥ 3:04pm Uncle Michael: See alla y'all next week. Thanks!
	3:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beatles & Python both Sons of TheGoons...
	♥ 6:42pm coelacanth@10-18-22: glad i didn't know you were doing this at the time or i wouldn't have got any work done. sorry i didn't know about this at the time so i could've stuck my 28¢ in. Thanks Uncle M, Great program!

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: Playlist from October 7, 2022

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October 7, 2022: Show #461: "Harrison-gs!"
October Hellraiser Songwriters Tribute...spotlight on the quiet Beatle.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Uncle Michael	Hinky Dinky Time Open
Chet Baker	Something "Something" by "Chet Baker"	Blood, Chet and Tears	Verve	1970	0:03:04 (Pop-up)
Junior Parker	Taxman "Taxman" by "Junior Parker"	The Outside Man	Capitol	1970	0:06:37 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	Be Here Now "Be Here Now" by "Robyn Hitchcock"	Spooked - Unreleased (Studio Outtake)	self-released	2004	0:10:04 (Pop-up)
Melvins	I Want To Tell You "I Want To Tell You" by "Melvins"	War Pussy	Amphetamine Reptile	2016	0:13:33 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Savoy Truffle	Songs from the Material World: A Tribute to George Harrison	Koch	2003	0:16:45 (Pop-up)
Buffalo Tom	Wah-Wah "Wah-Wah" by "Buffalo Tom"	Fortune Teller (CD EP)	Situation Two	1991	0:19:47 (Pop-up)
Pete Shelley	Think for Yourself "Think for Yourself" by "Pete Shelley"	Yellow Submarine Resurfaces (Mojo Presents A Tribute To The Beatles Classic 1968 Soundtrack)	Mojo Magazine	2012	0:24:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Baby Rockstar	Think for Yourself "Think for Yourself" by "Baby Rockstar"	Lullaby Renditions of the Beatles - Rubber Soul	Helisek Music Publishing	2014	0:26:45 (Pop-up)

The Smithereens	Cry for a Shadow "Cry for a Shadow" by "The Smithereens"	B-Sides The Beatles / Meet The Smithereens	Koch	2009	0:33:02 (Pop-up)
Margo Timmins	I'd Have You Anytime	Margo's Corner:Ty Tyrfu Sessions Vol.1	n/a	2009	0:35:20 (Pop-up)
Chiffons	My Sweet Lord "My Sweet Lord" by "Chiffons"	single (b/w Main Nerve)	Laurie	1975	0:37:13 (Pop-up)
Voormann & Friends (Yusef Islam)	The Day The World Gets 'Round	A Sideman's Journey	Mercury	2009	0:40:32 (Pop-up)
Jimmy McGriff & Junior Parker	In the Inner Light	The Dudes Doin' Business	Capitol	1970	0:43:20 (Pop-up)
The Nowhere Boys	In Spite Of All The Danger	single (b-side to That'll Be The Day)	RCA	2010	0:47:06 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	If I Needed Someone	Hugh Masekela's Next Album	MGM	1966	0:49:47 (Pop-up)
Camper Van Beethoven	Photograph "Photograph" by "Camper Van Beethoven"	Vampire Can Mating Oven	Rough Trade	1987	0:56:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Waikikis	You Like Me Too Much	Lennon & McCartney - Hawaiian Style	Palette	1968	0:59:23 (Pop-up)

Laibach	I Me Mine "I Me Mine" by "Laibach"	Let It Be	Mute	1988	1:06:44 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	Beware Of Darkness	prev. unr (Rich Kid Blues - 1985)	n/a	1971	1:11:09 (Pop-up)
Randy Bachman	Don't Bother Me "Don't Bother Me" by "Randy Bachman"	By George By Bachman	Universal Music Canada	2018	1:14:33 (Pop-up)
Rodrigo Santos	Apple Scruffs "Apple Scruffs" by "Rodrigo Santos"	Tudo Passa: George Harrison (All Things Must Pass Tribute)	Discobertas	2010	1:18:15 (Pop-up)
The Sunshine Company	I Need You "I Need You" by "The Sunshine Company"	Happy Is	Imperial	1967	1:20:40 (Pop-up)
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel	Here Comes The Sun	single (b/w Lay Me Down)	EMI	1976	1:23:50 (Pop-up)
Dave Davies	Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)	Songs From The Material World: A Tribute To George Harrison	Koch	2003	1:26:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Baby Rockstar	If I Needed Someone	Lullaby Renditions of the Beatles - Rubber Soul	Helisek Music Publishing	2014	1:30:10 (Pop-up)

Theo Bikel	Piggies "Piggies" by "Theo Bikel"	A New Day	Reprise	1969	1:38:15 (Pop-up)
Bongwater	Love You Too "Love You Too" by "Bongwater"	Double Bummer	Shimmy Disc	1988	1:40:48 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Spector	Try Some Buy Some "Try Some Buy Some" by "Ronnie Spector"	single (b/w Tandoori Chicken)	Apple	1971	1:43:01 (Pop-up)
The Three Degrees	Isn't It a Pity?	prev. unr.	unk.	unk.	1:47:11 (Pop-up)
Allah-Las	Fish on the Sand "Fish on the Sand" by "Allah-Las"	Covers #1	Mexican Summer	2017	1:50:58 (Pop-up)
Leo Sayer	Only A Northern Song "Only A Northern Song" by "Leo Sayer"	Northern Songs	Edsel	2022	1:54:37 (Pop-up)
Siouxsie & The Banshees	Blue Jay Way	The Seven Year Itch Live	Sanctuary	2003	1:57:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ventures	Cry For A Shadow "Cry For A Shadow" by "The Ventures"	New Depths	GNP Crescendo	1999	2:02:16 (Pop-up)

Top Of The Poppers	Bangla Desh "Bangla Desh" by "Top Of The Poppers"	Top Of The Pops Vol. 19	Hallmark	1971	2:07:35 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	What Is Life "What Is Life" by "Olivia Newton-John"	Olivia	Pye	1972	2:11:21 (Pop-up)
Cilla Black	I'll Still Love You (When Every Song Is Sung)	prev. unr.	n/a	1972	2:14:34 (Pop-up)
Thomas Harris	Dark Horse "Dark Horse" by "Thomas Harris"	Dark Horse	Roxbury	1976	2:17:38 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	If I Needed Someone "If I Needed Someone" by "The Hollies"	single (b/w I've Got A Way Of My Own)	Parlophone	1965	2:21:55 (Pop-up)
Jackie Lomax	Sour Milk Sea "Sour Milk Sea" by "Jackie Lomax"	single (b/w The Eagle Laughs At You)	Apple	1968	2:24:15 (Pop-up)
The Esquires	Mua Kiusaat Vain (Don't Bother Me)	single (b-side to Maailma Ilman Rakkautta (World Without Love))	Decca	1964	2:27:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Marc Ribot	While My Guitar Gently Weeps	Rootless Cosmopolitans	Island	1990	2:30:16 (Pop-up)

Rosie Flores	While My Guitar Gently Weeps	Working Girl's Guitar	Bloodshot	2012	2:35:08 (Pop-up)
Iain Matthews	So Sad (Demo For "Go For Broke")	prev. unr.	n/a	1976	2:39:16 (Pop-up)
Steve Hillage	It's All Too Much "It's All Too Much" by "Steve Hillage"	L	Atlantic	1976	2:43:17 (Pop-up)
Tanya Donelly	Long Long Long "Long Long Long" by "Tanya Donelly"	This Hungry Life	Eleven Thirty	2006	2:49:00 (Pop-up)
Billy Preston	All Things Must Pass	Encouraging Words	Apple	1970	2:53:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac	Albatross "Albatross" by "Fleetwood Mac"	single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues)	Blue Horizon	1968	2:57:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I know a man & his name is George.
	♥ 12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Happy Friday Michael and all other listeners!
	12:02pm dan: Good afternoon all.
	♥ 12:02pm TDK60: Howdy Uncle Michael in the next room..
	🛒 ♥ 12:02pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Good day, UM and Dinks!
	🛒 ♥ 12:02pm doctorjazz: Good Savings in YOUR shopping cart! It's a Special Day! (hi all)
	🛒 ♥ 12:02pm spodiodi: good morning, UM! hi all!
	♥ 12:02pm StringOFperils: We're back because wheel not go away.
	12:02pm MHLee: Hello
	♥ 12:03pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Uncle Michael!!!!!
	♥ 12:03pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi spodiodi!
	♥ 12:03pm Uncle Michael: Rev! Andrew! dan! TDK! Hopey! Doc! spodi! SOp! MHLee! Aaron!
	🛒 ♥ 12:04pm spodiodi: hola, Andrew!
	🛒 ♥ 12:05pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I recently got a bluray of Magical Mystery Tour (origins of today's GIF) for my bday and watched it with friends who had never seen it before. They were amazed and I was delighted.
	12:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (You said November. As a ♏︎Scorpio I appreciate that but really there's no hurry.)
	🛒 ♥ 12:05pm Phillippe: howdiest of howdies!
	12:05pm still b/p: Like one of those silent retreats, where we're not supposed to even look each other in the eye when we pass in the halls, on the grounds, in the dining room.
	🛒 ♥ 12:05pm adamdoesit: Hi UM, Lucas, hinks, dinks, and Georgeians generally.
	♥ 12:06pm Uncle Michael: I don't know when I am these days.
	♥ 12:06pm Goyim in the AM: Hey folks! First visit back to the East Coast of the US in too many years, completely disoriented that this show is coming on at lunch time and not dinner time.
	♥ 12:06pm Uncle Michael: Phillippe! adam!
	♥ 12:06pm Uncle Michael: Goyim!
	🛒 ♥ 12:07pm βrian: It's still late morning here on the Third Coast.
	12:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chet man ...you've got to do ...something ...well - alright...
	♥ 12:07pm StringOFperils: Poor Chet.
	♥ 12:08pm Uncle Michael: βrian!
	12:08pm dan: Here's a prediction, Jeff Healey: While My Guitar Gently Weeps
	🛒 ♥ 12:08pm Brian in UK: Uncle, are you mending well?
	♥ 12:09pm Uncle Michael: BiUK! I'm tryin'. Thanks for asking.
	♥ 12:09pm StringOFperils: Someone needs to pen Tennessee Taxman. Opportunity awaits.
	🛒 ♥ 12:09pm efd: I am hereby identifying myself as a current listener of this program.
	12:10pm Marie: Hey UM, hey All! I love this show idea/concept, and I am loving the actual music @)
	♥ 12:10pm Uncle Michael: efd! Welcome home. Marie!
	♥ 12:11pm Uncle Michael: "this is awful" "beware the pennies"
	12:11pm dan: I finally goy around to watching the recent Brian Wilson PBS documentary Long Promised Road. Excellent portrayal, although I could have done without Bruce Springsteen's pseudo-scholarly interpretations.
	🛒 ♥ 12:11pm βrian: [Capital gains excepted, of course.]
	12:11pm Marie: (heart, heart)--I hope you are feeling fine this Friday, UM.
	♥ 12:12pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Marie.
	♥ 12:13pm Franco Twinkie: Howdy Michael!
	12:13pm roc: Cool stream
	🛒 ♥ 12:13pm βrian: Perfect segue to Beer Now.
	♥ 12:14pm Uncle Michael: roc! Franco!
	12:14pm MHLee: Unmistakable voice. Only know one artist in the same nasal range
	12:15pm dan: Anything from The Concert For George? I'd love to hear Gary Brooker's version of Old Brown Shoe.
	♥ 12:15pm Franco Twinkie: George playing with a tire - so sweet.
	12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dan: How about BillClinton in 'Chasing Trane' ? Cringe how these things are targeted ...but honestly I've found Brooce pretty quotable @ times whatever else we might say.
	12:15pm egould: Good Morning, Uncle Michael. Hi listeners everywhere. Greetings from Seattle. Loving some Robyn Hitchcock.
	♥ 12:16pm Uncle Michael: egould!
	🛒 ♥ 12:16pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I'm so glad you're playing the Melvins version of this instead of Ted Nugent.
	12:17pm dan: @Revolution Rabbit Never seen it.
	12:17pm dan: War Pussy, that's some album title.
	12:18pm egould: Think I’ll wear a Melvins shirt today. Half of my wardrobe is Melvins t-shirts. The other half is WFMU t-shirts.
	♥ 12:18pm StringOFperils: I'd appreciate it if The Boss started to turn down those invitations to pontificate. The posturing in the recorded catalogue is already pushing it.
	♥ 12:18pm Franco Twinkie: Why not Pussy War?
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot 'Long Promised Road' was good & affecting. Some thot exploitative - but Brian is how he is. Some thot not enuff on his work or something? But that's always true when Directors have to present Artists & their Lives in essentially one TV episode...
	12:20pm dan: @RevolutionRabbit I thought there was enough of a balance on both the music and the personal issues.
	♥ 12:20pm chresti: Hiiiieeee
	♥ 12:21pm Uncle Michael: chresti!
	12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no - we don't need facetime for this more mainstream & broadly popular personality just to tell us this Artist was great & important. Resolution passed ??
	🛒 ♥ 12:21pm adamdoesit: The Johns were born to cover Savoy Truffle.
	12:23pm KWilde: Good Afternoon!
	♥ 12:24pm Franco Twinkie: My sister and I went to see Help! when it first came out in the summer of 1965. To see The Beatles playing I Need You on The Salisbury Plain seriously fucked with my ten year old brain. I've never gotten over it, really.
	♥ 12:24pm Uncle Michael: KWilde!
	♥ 12:24pm Rich in Washington: MELVINS!
	♥ 12:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good morning everybody. Uncle Michael, glad you're up and around. Looks like a pen nib on your shirt. Or praying hands. Or a howling wolf.
	♥ 12:25pm Uncle Michael: RICH! Lizzie!
	♥ 12:25pm Rich in Washington: Howdy, Uncle Michael! Been listening since the beginning but just now near a computer.
	♥ 12:25pm Franco Twinkie: Rich! How are you feeling?
	12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Church of FMU ...well it was inevitable...
	♥ 12:26pm Rich in Washington: Hi Franco! Much better, thanks!
	♥ 12:26pm StringOFperils: Here is the church, Here is the steeple, Now hand over all that change in the sock, It's pledge-time people.
	♥ 12:26pm Franco Twinkie: OKAY!
	♥ 12:27pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Uncle Michael, folks!
	12:27pm Listening Out There: When I was a kid, my mother worked for a bit as a dental assistant. One patient was a concert promoter. He asked my mother if she'd like tickets to see this band called The Beatles. So, I saw 'em. :) Didn't hear much due to the screaming. Have a better memory for The Righteous Brothers, who opened, wearing tuxes...
	♥ 12:27pm Franco Twinkie: Crazy sock dancing here!
	🛒 ♥ 12:27pm Alvy Singer: Hi Uncle Michael--Anxious to see if Bongwater's cover of Love You To makes it onto today's show.
	♥ 12:27pm Uncle Michael: Alvy!
	12:28pm still b/p: I'm wiling to listen to musical artists talk about other artists regarding assessments and influences. You're just gonna get the good, the bad, the egos, the nuggets of interest and some surprises in the mix, and my perked ears, nods, quote retentions, sneers and grumbles will just...happen as they may. To avoid it all, you'd have to avoid plenty of the docs.
	12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1969: Paul : 'Well up to now George's songs haven't been as good'... George: 'That's your opinion ...I have been enjoyed.'
	12:30pm wenzo toad: Howdy
	12:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sure - why not Artists about Artists - but it's the Director's job - maybe the Editor's - to keep in only the relevant stuff.
	♥ 12:33pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: StringOFperils, new slogan is great!
	🛒 ♥ 12:33pm Hopey Sockmonkey: My first concert was George Harrison at the Cow Palace Nov 1974. Ravi Shankar opened. Billy Preston and Tom Scott were part of George's band. Pretty awesome first concert experience.
	♥ 12:34pm StringOFperils: Making docs is an industry like any other. Docs are commercial products, like nutritionless breakfast cereal, for instance. You scarf it up until you don't, that day when you look into the bowl and ask yourself wtf you're doing.
	♥ 12:34pm StringOFperils: *yes, there are excellent docs that contribute something
	12:35pm egould: I’ll be listening all the way up the start of the Mariners game. So have at it, UM.
	12:35pm KWilde: Lennon / Harrison composition
	12:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The only credited Lennon-Harrison composition.
	12:36pm dan: The public didn’t know about this song until 1995
	12:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No - Beatles Hamburg material had been out - 'The Beatles with Tony Sheridan', 'Savage Young Beatles'...
	12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shadows wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...
	🛒 ♥ 12:39pm Hopey Sockmonkey: @dan, there was a Tony Sheridan and the Beatles album that came out in the 70s that had Cry For A Shadow and Ain't She Sweet on it with a lot of other Sheridan tracks. I used to own it, but it got lost in one of my many many moves.
	12:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Those Harrison chord movements...
	♥ 12:39pm Uncle Michael: IRONY alert.
	🛒 ♥ 12:40pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Rev Rabbit types much faster than I do, haha.
	12:40pm dan: @Hopey I mean that the general public didn’t know of it until the Anthology. Only to collectors
	♥ 12:40pm Roberto: He's so lord, doo-lang doo-lang doo-lang
	♥ 12:41pm Uncle Michael: Roberto! YES.
	12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now we know - Allen Klein owned rights to both 'He's So Fine' & 'My Sweet Lord' & was playing them against each other in court. That was all I needed to know abut him.
	♥ 12:42pm Franco Twinkie: When I was in San Francisco with my parents in the summer of 1967, I was standing on Market Street looking at The Chronicle in a newspaper box. On the front page George was walking down Haight Street playing a guitar. "There's a Beatle around here" I thought to myself. Years later I saw Ravi Shankar at Occidental College in L.A. There was some kind of commotion in the audience. The next day in The Los Angeles Times in the review of the show it said George was there sitting with everybody else on the floor. I got a cold shiver.
	12:42pm still b/p: Speaking of the baseball...the Judge thing the other night...to someone outside it all, not a real fan/follower, I get that it's a big mark to celebrate, but then when I understood it was just American League record...the scale of fuss seemed, um, disproportionate. I don't know if the the numbers of the NL's drugged achievers are widely discarded in popular, if not official, Big Book.
	🛒 ♥ 12:42pm doctorjazz: Exhibit A, My Sweet Lord trial
	♥ 12:43pm burke: @stillbp If the Yankees are involved with anything, there's a disproportionate fuss
	12:44pm still b/p: True dat.
	♥ 12:44pm Uncle Michael: burke! still b/p(sorry)!
	🛒 ♥ 12:44pm βrian: I was just playing along in the kitchen with my mandolin. It slices zucchini so beautifully thin.
	12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not to flog a horse - but I had this album with 'Cry' on it as a little kid in probably 1973 : i.ebayimg.com... - probly cheap. & common.
	♥ 12:47pm Hubig Pie: Oh, Junior Parker does the finest Beatle covers
	12:49pm chromaphone: Lovin this!
	♥ 12:49pm Uncle Michael: Hubig! His TNK might be the BEST Beatles cover.
	12:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now this one was a minor revelation : en.wikipedia.org...
	🛒 ♥ 12:50pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Rev Rabbit, that's the one I had!! Thanks for finding that!
	♥ 12:50pm Uncle Michael: chromaphone!
	♥ 12:51pm Hubig Pie: That was the inspiration for my comment , Uncle Michael
	♥ 12:52pm Uncle Michael: Kinda figured.
	🛒 ♥ 12:54pm doctorjazz: Is Masekela the singer? A bit of intonation difficulty, I'd say...
	♥ 12:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm guessing 'yes', Doc.
	♥ 12:55pm TDK60: Sounds like his voice.
	12:56pm Listening Out There: @doctorjazz: Masekela's English is much, much better than my Afrikaans...and he's a good improvisor...
	♥ 12:57pm Uncle Michael: LOT!
	🛒 ♥ 12:58pm doctorjazz: No arguments, LOT, and the trumpet solo is terrific!
	12:58pm Listening Out There: Hey, UM. Valverde and Nibali retire after tomorrow...big day in the sport...
	♥ 12:59pm Uncle Michael: The third and final George/other-Beatle co-write, today.
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Growing up - loved seeing Masekela's one piece in the 'Monterey Pop' film where he's practically shouting. A great stirring intense even contrast to the other acts. A very early hint @ African sensibilities.
	♥ 12:59pm Uncle Michael: It's a wistful moment, LOT.
	12:59pm MHLee: This is a weird band here
	12:59pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Uncle Michael! Hello All!
	🛒 ♥ 12:59pm doctorjazz: (It wasn't his pronunciation I was commenting on, though I suppose if your tongue is getting caught on a language that's not your primary, it could make for slight intonation issues. Just being finicky...)
	1:00pm egould: @ Sill b/p ‘…NL's drugged achievers are widely discarded in popular, if not official, Big Book.’ That is precisely what is happening.
	1:00pm Mr. Oxford: Two thumbs up for today's show theme
	♥ 1:00pm Uncle Michael: Mr.O!
	1:00pm Listening Out There: ...oh, and Ganna goes for the hour record...
	♥ 1:01pm Uncle Michael: on a 3D printed bike!
	🛒 ♥ 1:01pm efd: the use of "all's" in this song was a source of great amusement to my friends and me in high school, for some reason
	1:02pm Mr. Oxford: I'm looking forward to some rendition of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" later in the show
	🛒 ♥ 1:03pm Brian in UK: LOT two of the greats of this century.
	♥ 1:03pm TDK60: I didn't know George helped Mr. Starkey write that.
	♥ 1:05pm MarciB: This has been such an outstanding show so far - and more to go! Amazing 🤩!
	1:05pm MHLee: My mother played Key Lime Pie on repeat for hours sometimes
	♥ 1:05pm Roberto: efd, did Ringo sing "alls" as well? Cuz that CVB release is a little late for you to have been in high school lolz
	🛒 ♥ 1:06pm efd: @Roberto yes, "all's" was in the original
	♥ 1:07pm Roberto: In thats cases, the maths works, efds.
	🛒 ♥ 1:08pm unpopularfred: isn't Free as a Bird credited to Lennon/Harrison?
	1:09pm sufferwords: nailed it- guessed Laibach!!!
	♥ 1:09pm Rich in Washington: Ja! Ja! JAWOHL!
	♥ 1:09pm StringOFperils: Laibach and think of England.
	♥ 1:09pm Uncle Michael: MarciB! sufferwords!
	🛒 ♥ 1:10pm unpopularfred: ... if that counts? (sorry, I don't like being that guy, back to work)
	♥ 1:10pm Uncle Michael: Free As A Bird is credited to all four moptops.
	♥ 1:10pm StringOFperils: Lucas!
	1:10pm dan: I suppose this was the only version of I Me Mine that exists
	1:10pm MHLee: Sounds different than I recall this . . . Might have to go back and revisit the album.
	♥ 1:10pm Uncle Michael: fred! Lucas!
	♥ 1:11pm Roberto: Lucas? Where?
	1:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Free As A Bird' was a 100% Lennon demo - all the Threetles also credited on their production.
	♥ 1:11pm Roberto: OH HAI LUCAS
	♥ 1:11pm Roberto: Got it, UM!
	♥ 1:11pm TDK60: Who's Lucas's fave Beatle?
	♥ 1:13pm Rich in Washington: Love this whole album so much.
	♥ 1:13pm Uncle Michael: Mal Evans, TDK. He loved the haircut.
	1:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probly on 'Free' it's Paul composing the bridge - the counter thing - in prime Lennon-McCartney stylee...
	1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A good one for Marianne.
	♥ 1:15pm StringOFperils: Great song. I only knew it, for years, from Leon Russell & the Shelter People...it used to be quite a struggle to hear new things
	1:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...most often, the Beatles who wrote it sang it...
	1:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beatle* singular...
	🛒 ♥ 1:17pm efd: Randy!
	1:18pm dan: Turning Don’t Bother Me” into a lost BTO track
	1:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Episode this Beatle podcast with Randy fairly blew my little mind : somethingaboutthebeatles.com...
	🛒 ♥ 1:18pm PAULS: NOBODY bother me. hey uncle m and hinkdinkers
	1:18pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I could be happy for a while with only Laibach or the Residents to listen to
	🛒 ♥ 1:18pm doctorjazz: The guitar reminds me of Lady Marmalade
	♥ 1:18pm Franco Twinkie: George has always been my favorite Beatle. A ridiculous statement by any measure, but really? The Beatles as a whole are freighted with so many triggers - good and bad for people of a certain age(me) that hearing a lot of these covers for the fist time is like ripping off a scab. Fuck it. I'm a walking emotional wreck. So?
	♥ 1:19pm Uncle Michael: PAULS! Franco: So?!!!
	1:20pm MHLee: @Franco Twinkie George definitely has the best consistency in quality of post-Beatles work too
	1:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco - what are Musics for anyway ? John was TheBeatles' favorite Beatle. So whatever.
	♥ 1:20pm TDK60: Might I suggest air guitar with a tennis racket, or some such? Take your mind off the freight.
	♥ 1:21pm Franco Twinkie: I'll feel better if I eat something.
	♥ 1:21pm Lane Gray: Did the stream just go quiet?
	♥ 1:21pm StringOFperils: Kinda payback for the late British empire, that The Beatles are so thoroughly colonized.
	1:21pm ronzoni: Hello, U.M.!
	♥ 1:22pm Uncle Michael: Ron! Nice to see you.
	1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George's last ~ posthumous album 'Brainwashed' is a real treasure.
	♥ 1:23pm Uncle Michael: Lane! You too!
	1:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SOP - it was called the 'British Invasion'. Some of those Empire skills might have been implicated.
	♥ 1:23pm Franco Twinkie: Oh man.
	🛒 ♥ 1:23pm doctorjazz: Stream was fine here, Lane
	♥ 1:23pm Roberto: bai Lucas!
	1:23pm chromaphone: Rarely get a chance to listen live these days but glad I had to get a colonoscopy this morning LOL
	🛒 ♥ 1:24pm doctorjazz: Liked the Santos solo electric guitar on the 1st verse of Apple Scruffs.
	♥ 1:24pm Uncle Michael: I was hoping you would, chromaphone. Imagine my joy. Sorry, Franco.
	1:24pm MHLee: @chromaphone first time anyone has ever said that one
	1:25pm Mr. Oxford: One of the many things I appreciate about George was that he was probably the most spiritual of the Beatles. Post-Beatles, he dedicated himself to exploring spirituality. He also explored Indian music and culture with utmost reverence and depth. Any Indian can tell how dedicated he was to learning about the culture and music.
	♥ 1:25pm StringOFperils: I noted recently that the 'groupie' child-girls standing outside of EMI in the 'Get Back' documentary (yes! I watched one!) were referred to as 'Apple Scruffs' (in a sub-title, but were referred to in recorded dialogue as 'fans').
	1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey ! ...no stinkers yet. Chromo's adventures notwithstanding...
	🛒 ♥ 1:26pm doctorjazz: "Glad...to get a colonoscopy" can only mean one thing-good sedative drugs!
	1:26pm ronzoni: I'm overdue for one of those
	🛒 ♥ 1:26pm PAULS: RevRabbit, I think we may have a bit of odor on this one....
	♥ 1:27pm Hubig Pie: Colonoscopy- it's not the procedure, it's the prep
	♥ 1:27pm Uncle Michael: I have a kit, Ron.
	1:27pm dan: George Harrison meets Glam
	1:27pm Dean: Hey, I'm trying to eat here!
	1:27pm chromaphone: @HubigPie: exactly. Mild anesthesia worked great.
	♥ 1:28pm Uncle Michael: Dean!
	🛒 ♥ 1:28pm Jeff Golick: Colonoscopy last week. Can confirm it's the prep, not the procedure. Nice nap, tho. Taking you to go get bagels, @UM.
	♥ 1:28pm Lane Gray: That was weird. My phone speaker was playing, but the Bluetooth link to the truck was silent. Reboot fixed it
	1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George enjoyed hedonism as any Rawkstar might. 'He loved women & women loved George.' - said his wife Olivia. Beatles & drugs ...you know that story. But - he was clearly no dilettante with the Hinduism & stuff. A religion that has a different relation to sexuality than Xianity broadly speaking I might note...
	♥ 1:28pm Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	1:29pm chromaphone: Hey Lane, I finally watched the Ken Burns country doc. Did you watch it, and if so what did you think of it?
	1:30pm dan: Steve Harley and Dave Davies covers are probably the best so far
	🛒 ♥ 1:30pm doctorjazz: "I Want You", Dylan, echoes in here a bit...
	♥ 1:31pm TDK60: Dave D.'s voice sounding close to George's, via these ears.
	1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: To talk about Gawd in Pop Music was not exactly a calculated career move in the very early 1970s.
	1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...til it was.
	1:32pm Mr. Oxford: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63, perhaps you are right. But I think religion and spirituality can be seperate.
	🛒 ♥ 1:32pm adamdoesit: Gonna start a new band called the Polyps, and cover "In the Inner Light."
	1:32pm Mr. Oxford: I meant religion and spirituality can exist separately.
	1:32pm ronzoni: I think I only got to episode 6 of the Burns country series. Need to probably watch it all again from the beginning. I really loved it.
	1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mr. Oxford: One rather hopes so. No? But to call George 'religious' is not wrong. Glad to hear the Burns Country is good...
	1:34pm chromaphone: I think the guitar solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps might b my favorite rock guitar solo ever. Just a random comment.
	1:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& on the WhiteAlbum - it's Clapton's.
	1:37pm Mr. Oxford: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63, that's true as well. I like your display picture by the way.
	♥ 1:40pm TDK60: Aw UM, this Theo is groovy.
	1:41pm Listening Out There: Such a good show today! Was thinking that Harrison's playing was influenced so much by Chet Atkins. Atkins must have covered a Harrison tune at some point, maybe, huh?
	♥ 1:41pm Roberto: Theodore Bikel was not on my UM bingo card for today.
	1:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loved how George was like John's lieutenant (manner of speaking) with the social discontent & sark...
	1:41pm dan: A Jewish singer singing a song about pigs.
	1:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LOT - now you mention it - I wonder if George & Chet had any relations ? George & CarlPerkins certainly buds.
	♥ 1:43pm StringOFperils: Always thought Piggies was much more controversial than Johnny's more famous than Jesus remark. Surprised they didn't get slammed for that left-of-centre song.
	1:43pm Dean: Drummer on that Bikel track was Jim Gordon.
	1:44pm ronzoni: at least Bikel didn't record a Xmas album (I'm assuming)
	♥ 1:44pm Roberto: "More popular than Jesus Christ" was probably intended as a figure of speech along the lines of "the best thing since sliced bread."
	♥ 1:45pm StringOFperils: We know that. They knew that. The Press saw the money in that..
	1:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paul singing 'died in the Church - no one was Saved' for that matter ! George wouldn't have critiqued Jesus probly - but Christianity, he did, eventually... Well - they were more popular with many kids than Jesus. A plain fact.
	♥ 1:45pm Roberto: But you know how peeps always be takin' shit literally. Literally!
	♥ 1:46pm Uncle Michael: I always took it to mean "we've become a phenomenon of ridiculous proportion"
	♥ 1:46pm Roberto: Aye, UM.
	1:47pm dan: The Religious Right had the biggest hissy fit over such superficial words like “Bigger Than Jesus”
	♥ 1:48pm Hubig Pie: He never said they were more popular than God. He said they were more popular than Rod (Stewart)
	♥ 1:48pm TDK60: Ronnie inhabits this tune well. Close reading of the original. A complex little ditty too!
	1:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' I don't know which will go first, rock 'n roll or Christianity. ' It turned out (of course) it was started by a couple of grifting Southern DJs trying to get something going for themselves. As George observed about Manson - everybody was trying to attach their own thing to TheBeatles.
	🛒 ♥ 1:51pm Hopey Sockmonkey: omg, I love the Three Degrees and I had no idea this existed!
	🛒 ♥ 1:51pm Alvy Singer: Galaxie 500 does a nice cover of Isn't It a Pity too.
	1:51pm Mr. Oxford: Sadly I've got to head out now. Will catch up on the archives. Thank you Uncle Michael, thank you all in the chat for the company.
	♥ 1:51pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Mr. O. Take it easy.
	🛒 ♥ 1:51pm adamdoesit: For me, one of the most satisfying moments in the Get Back doc was Paul's recognition, in conversation with John, that George's songwriting had become just as good as theirs. John, alas, was not ready to accept Paul's conclusion.
	1:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late Mr. Ox !
	🛒 ♥ 1:52pm doctorjazz: I don't think it exists yet (at least not officially)
	1:52pm Listening Out There: I recently read Ronnie Spector's memoir. She had a special explosure of sorts to The Beatles. A bit bizarre, really...
	1:53pm Dean: Any covers from Electronic Music?
	1:53pm ronzoni: did that three degrees cut predate "when will I see you again"?
	♥ 1:53pm Uncle Michael: alas...
	1:54pm dan: @Revolution Rabbit When George Harrison went to San Francisco in 1967, all the hippies were flocking to him but George mentioned in later interviews the contempt he had for hippies that did nothing with their lives.
	1:54pm dan: First 80s Harrison cover of the show
	♥ 1:54pm Uncle Michael: Ron, since I don't know when it was recorded, I can't say.
	♥ 1:55pm Uncle Michael: 2022 cover coming up.
	1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George being that little bit younger ...in the earliest photos, it's really a thing. John really thot his partnership was with Paul, apparently. George was always there for John - & John was there for George when it suited himself. Tbh.
	♥ 1:55pm TDK60: dan - Wasn't George in SF more referring to the specific problem, then/there, of unprecedented numbers of teen runaways?
	1:55pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello all. Can't do much listening today since we walking around Halifax,NS but wanted to check in.
	1:56pm dan: @TDK60 He was visiting some DJ friend of his
	1:56pm KevinfromBayRidge: we're
	♥ 1:57pm Uncle Michael: Kevin! Mind the gap.
	🛒 ♥ 1:57pm doctorjazz: There is an album out there of 8-bit Beatles... www.youtube.com... actually a series www.youtube.com...
	1:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George was actually having a bad trip on the Haight. Still too much Beatlemania. He wasn't wrong - we know how the Haight got overrun & turned dark.
	2:00pm Dean: Do you know the work of Alistair MacLeod, @KevinfromBayRidge?
	2:00pm ?: "It's All Too Much" by Steve Hillage. Watch/listen on YouTube.
	2:01pm Daddy-o Dilly: "It's All Too Much" by Steve Hillage. Watch/listen on YouTube.
	🛒 ♥ 2:01pm adamdoesit: What a happy surprise is the Leo Sayer! I didn't even know he was still recording. Got to skip out in a few. Thanks, UM. Really lovely show today.
	♥ 2:02pm Uncle Michael: Daddy-O!
	2:02pm KevinfromBayRidge: Heard of but not familiar, Dean.
	♥ 2:02pm Uncle Michael: See ya, adam!
	2:03pm Dean: I've not been to NS. MacLeod's work makes me want to visit.
	🛒 ♥ 2:03pm PAULS: Apologies for the visual, but yesterday someone (ok, it was me) said that Herschel Walker could wear a sequined ball gown and heels for the next month.
	♥ 2:03pm chresti: I wanted to run away to sf after reading in Time magazine about kids going there and everything was free-I was about 10
	🛒 ♥ 2:04pm PAULS: Isn't this the first (only?) John n George comp?
	2:07pm Daddy-o Dilly: I am currently reading "My Kid Brother's Band AKA the Beatles" by Louise Harrison, George's sister. Highly recommended.
	2:08pm Dean: Is "Flying" a group effort? If so, The Residents "covered" it.
	2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @PAULS: Yes the only such credit.
	2:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Flying' is credited to all four yup.
	🛒 ♥ 2:08pm PAULS: @Daddy-o -- I love the part about his trip to the US to visit her. Just insane. Jamming with local kids. Sitting in at a show. Thanks RevRabbit! I thought so
	2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George's family seem(ed) good chill folk. Yeah George in the USA before the band. Crazy really ! Wow.
	2:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Finally saw the film 'Good Ol' Freda' about their fan club secretary. Great look into their roots & early rise. What a ride she had !
	♥ 2:14pm Uncle Michael: Is this a goddam re-record? Damn you Olivia!
	♥ 2:14pm Hubig Pie: This song always sends me into visions of a crazy drug-fueled drive around Queens bein' chased by helicopters.
	🛒 ♥ 2:14pm Brian in UK: Uncle Has anyone ever recorded George's tribute to Lord Buckley, Crackerbox Palace?
	2:15pm ronzoni: Thanks for the heads-up about Louise's book. I have yet to see Scorcese's George documentary. Guess I should rectify that.
	♥ 2:16pm Uncle Michael: Yes, BiUK.
	2:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Living In the Material World' doc I thot very good. Perspectives from the right people. The 'Concert For George' film of his tribute concert is moving as well.
	2:18pm dan: You need to watch a show from 1998 in Australia featuring Olivia Newton John, John Farnham and Anthony Warlow known as The Main Event. Excellent concert all around
	2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...people critiqued that Scorsese too for not being enuff about his musical works ...well that could be a doc of its own I suppose.
	2:21pm Gerry from Miami: UNCLE MICHAEl, I have been listening today since the start, but not commenting because the music has been totally mesmerizing. I have always been an "appreciator" of George's music and this program cements my sentiments. Eat your hearts out, Paul and John! This kid had at least as much talent as you guys! Staying in the Beatle vein, word has it that "first kid", Julian Lennon, has a new album titled "Jude," dedicated to his mother, Cynthia. Maybe a cut from it on next week's show?
	2:22pm dan: @Revolution Rabbit The best documentaries are the ones where people that knew the subject personally were interviewed
	♥ 2:22pm Uncle Michael: Gerry! Thanks for the tip.
	♥ 2:24pm Uncle Michael: I liked. TWO songs we'll hear twice.
	♥ 2:24pm Uncle Michael: I lied.
	🛒 ♥ 2:25pm doctorjazz: The Hollies didn't let the presses cool on the Beatles version before they released this.
	2:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dan: Yes - in George's case, it's particularly illustrative re the variety & type of people he was close to. Krishnas, MontyPythons...
	♥ 2:25pm Rich in Washington: Digging this show devoted to my favorite George today, UM!
	2:26pm Daddy-o Dilly: The Scorsese doco should have included onscreen the names of people being interviewed. I recognized every one of them, but for the benefit of those on the Beatles upward learning curve it would have been a big help.
	🛒 ♥ 2:26pm PAULS: JACKIE!!! <3
	2:27pm ken krimstein: thanks uncle. harrison was definitely the secret sauce that made the beatles...of course, no band had lennon and mccartney, but who had the THIRD songwriting genius? nope. the quiet one. who had the best schooling, and ended up doing a helluva lot of teaching. sweeeeet. wonderwall job!
	2:27pm ronzoni: I thought George offered the Hollies "If I Needed Someone" with the understanding there wouldn't be a Beatles version released... but then there was.
	♥ 2:27pm TDK60: Groovy, this less known Lomax cover. This song coulda been on Yellow Submarine, maybe.
	2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah this by JackieLomax. A real super supergroup on it & still never sold. So great.
	♥ 2:27pm Uncle Michael: ken!
	♥ 2:28pm Franco Twinkie: At least in his writing and composing, George had a deeper understanding of love than the others - my opinion, but judging by the treatment of his songs by all the artists who were able to successfully channel his intent. It doesn't go sour like milk, does it?
	♥ 2:28pm Uncle Michael: TDK, a rejected White Album contender.
	2:28pm ken krimstein: si si signore. wcfl forever!
	♥ 2:28pm Uncle Michael: The sound of labor!
	2:29pm dan: Sour Milk Sea, a
	2:29pm dan: …The Beatle song that was and wasn’t
	2:30pm ken krimstein: love it. and, btw, who cares if he ripped off 'my sweet lord,' it was better. and, btw, he didn't rip it off. ha. how about his brilliance and vision throughout the disney movie?
	♥ 2:30pm Uncle Michael: Where's Mauri...the set is almost Finnish.
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - here's the literally incomparable success of TheBeatles ...& when something comes to fulness it becomes its opposite - as the Taoists say. Where to go from there? George added a certain kind of depth & seeking. The curse of being only the third greatest singer-songwriter in TheBeatles... dan - there's a few ! :D
	2:31pm ken krimstein: harrison's songs are almost as weird as jefferson airplane songs.
	♥ 2:32pm Franco Twinkie: Well put, Ken!
	2:32pm ken krimstein: harrison's changes are def weirdest in the beatles...check out the progression on isn't it a pity. play it. great caeser's ghost!
	2:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheBeatles played off of & built on their influences & what was around them as contemporaries as much as anyone. Lesser artists borrow & great ones steal they say...
	🛒 ♥ 2:33pm PAULS: gotta dash Imma listen to this show agin thanks uncle
	🛒 ♥ 2:33pm doctorjazz: This Ribot is very cool (sounds like the way he'd do it).
	2:33pm ken krimstein: imagine if wilson had a harrison? or half a harrison?
	♥ 2:33pm TDK60: I like how the Esquires caught that spooky, reverby feel of the original Don't Bother Me.
	2:34pm Daddy-o Dilly: I saw George Harrison's concert in St. Louis during his 1974 U.S. tour. First time I ever saw a Beatle.
	♥ 2:35pm Franco Twinkie: Didn't make the cut - for fucks sake!
	2:35pm ken krimstein: long long long is sublime...take that george (martin). btw, i saw george's childhood home in liverpool about 8 years ago, there was a huge family living in it, spilling out of the front door on a tiny little alley behind a car repair shop...
	2:36pm Dean: First and only Beatle I've ever seen in person: Pete Best. Uptown Whittier, '80s or '90s, some kind of street festival.
	2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George's study of Indian music was pretty serious. He almost dropped out of Guitar world & into Sitar world for a time. & even before that he was very much like fellow ♓︎Pisces BrianJones in the Stones: not the prime Writer, but adding Textures & Timbres as his contribution. His 12-String on Hard Day's Night the root of all JanglePop for instance ! & indeed as Composer he is distinct. Those beguiling chords. To be fair to John & Paul - what a Songwriting school to grow in.
	2:37pm ken krimstein: revolution rabbit -- it beats berklee...
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tremolo (rapidly turning signal on & off) on 'Don't Bother Me'.
	2:39pm Daddy-o Dilly: The long version of my trip to St. Louis to see George Harrison: daddyodilly.blogspot.com...
	♥ 2:39pm Uncle Michael: I saw Paul at a Bridge School benefit at Shoreline.
	♥ 2:39pm Franco Twinkie: While My Guitar Gently Weeps - My Guitar Want's To Kill Your Mamma - tough call.
	2:39pm ken krimstein: when spector heard his suitcase full of tapes the beatles wouldn't put on their albums, he flipped. well, flipped even more than he usually did. he called every violinist in greater l.a.
	2:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & I'd put George in the slide gittar hall of fame in a heartbeat. Also Indian influenced.
	2:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Daddy-o - bookmarked !
	2:42pm ronzoni: I love George's slide part in Free As A Bird, a recording it took me time to appreciate. Highly emotional.
	2:42pm Daddy-o Dilly: Steve Hillage "It's All Too Much". I think this is pretty damn good! www.youtube.com...
	2:43pm Dean: Speaking (kinda) of Shoreline, when I took Roscoe Mitchell and entourage from a hotel in SF to SFO late one night, we headed down 101, which passes the old site of now razed Candlestick Park. I pointed it out and the passengers were all duly impressed. I've never made it to Shoreline, but my wife and daughter recently heard Imagine Dragons there.
	2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Beatle missing for 'Free As A Bird' isn't John - it's #5, George Martin. But I think it's a great Beatles song & track, in fact.
	2:43pm dan: @UM Was that where Macca and Neil did A Day In The Life?
	♥ 2:43pm TDK60: Iain Matthews, post-Fairport. (Bob Brainen on this stream, will do a Fairport Convention special tomorrow.)
	2:44pm ken krimstein: i think george's embrace of sitar, and shankar, is pretty freaking significant...it became kind of shlocky in the hands of lots of overzealous producers trying to tart up brill building product, but the grooves from ala rakha (sic) are right there...
	♥ 2:44pm Uncle Michael: I don't remember that happening, dan.
	♥ 2:44pm Uncle Michael: You keep saying that, Mark.
	🛒 ♥ 2:45pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Daddy-o Dilly, I also saw that 1974 tour!
	2:45pm dan: @Ronzoni Up there with Duane Allman’s solo on Layla w Rick Vito’s solo on Bob Seeger’s Like A Rock as one of the great slide guitar works
	2:46pm dan: @UM Maybe that was another show
	2:46pm Daddy-o Dilly: I was floored when I saw George Harrison on the Carl Perkins TV special because I had no idea that George even knew how to still play rockabilly guitar. His "crying" style guitar from the late 1960s is what we heard consistently from then on. It was a very big pleasant surprise to me!!!
	2:46pm Dean: George's (and Leon Russell's) work on Larry Hosford's Cross Words is nice, too, if also slight.
	2:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Actually think no one ever in History communicated the veracity & relevance of the Mystical to more people (talking sheer numbers) ever than George Harrison. For reals. & that happened via Ravi Shankar.
	♥ 2:46pm Rich in Washington: HA! I was hoping you'd play this!
	2:47pm ken krimstein: ...and dark timbre of george's voice, and heavy accent, helped the beatle harmonies be the best in all rock. sorry everyone else.
	2:47pm Marie: Great show, thanks, UM! Have a great weekend, all!
	2:47pm Dean: Backup band here is Utopia, essentially?
	♥ 2:47pm Uncle Michael: Rich, so was Daddy-O!
	2:48pm dan: Canterbury Scene Meets Todd Rundgren
	2:48pm Dean: Saw this Hillage tour in Anaheim. Opening act was...Savoy Brown?
	🛒 ♥ 2:48pm doctorjazz: It hasn't been Too Much, maybe not even enough...
	♥ 2:48pm Uncle Michael: Pretty much, Dean.
	2:48pm ronzoni: @daddy: love that carl Perkins special.
	♥ 2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Marie.
	2:49pm ronzoni: @rev: Jeff lynne did a pretty great job with free as a bird. I never cared for real love, though.
	🛒 ♥ 2:49pm Brian in UK: Uncle, thanks for shining a light on George's undoubted talent. Three songwriters in one group of this quality. This is why the Beatles still astound.
	♥ 2:50pm Doug Schulkind: Maybe the first real big rock concert I ever went to was part of Harrison's Dark Horse tour in 1974. (The tour was so ill-fated, many called it the Dark Hoarse tour.) The opening act was Ravi Shankar and his group. The second opening act was Billy Preston. Notably, my afro in 1974 was the equal to if not larger than Preston's.
	♥ 2:50pm TDK60: (Another unneeded comparison?): Yo La Tengo's song "Ohm" has a similar drive and feel as "It's All Too Much", to me. Not sure why.
	♥ 2:50pm Uncle Michael: YW, BiUK.
	2:50pm Daddy-o Dilly: Revolution Rabbit: "communicated the veracity & relevance of the Mystical". Agree. Seals & Crofts used their fame to share the Baha'i Faith with their audience. George shared his love of yoga, meditation, and Hinduism.
	2:50pm dan: Killer cover by Steve Hillage who I’ve never heard of until now
	♥ 2:50pm chresti: The only beatle I saw was Ringo (from a window in a hotel bar) in Monte Carlo in 1980
	♥ 2:50pm briania: Enjoying all the George, glad you got to the Hillage. THANKS!
	🛒 ♥ 2:51pm doctorjazz: Almost the end of the road, thanks for the great feature, UM!
	2:51pm Daddy-o Dilly: Watch Steve Hillage live version on YouTube.
	2:51pm Dean: @dan: Whoo, boy, do you have a lot of rewarding digging-in to do with Hillage! Dig it!
	2:51pm ken krimstein: i remember jeep -- clapton's best performance...
	♥ 2:51pm Uncle Michael: briania! Thanks back!
	♥ 2:51pm Hubig Pie: Saving the best for last
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Best Vocal Harmonies Ever in Rawk (/Pop) ...Everlys for two-part - everybody's model ...except BrianWilson, who had the Four Freshmen - many part harmony. & TheBeachBoys were the best @ that. Crystaline - transcendent by PetSounds. TheBeatles were usually two-part harmonies - but they were so good almost because of slightly imperfect intonations - more R&B & Celtic NorthEngland Folk communicated straight thru them. Not just Harmonies - but the best Voices generally.
	2:53pm dan: @Dean Already bookmarked some songs for later
	2:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ronzoni: I agree - I prefer John's plain demo of 'Real Love' as in the Imagine film.
	2:53pm Daddy-o Dilly: Today's program is wonderful, Uncle Michael. Thank you very much!! Where's the tip jar??
	🛒 ♥ 2:54pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Doug, I saw that tour as well! I also saw the Wings Over America tour in 76(?).
	♥ 2:54pm Uncle Michael: Widget at the top of the page, Mark...and THANKS!
	2:54pm ronzoni: I'm glad I stopped in today for a listen, U.M. Thanks for hooking me in with your selections.
	2:54pm ken krimstein: ok -- not so much harmonies. singing. we're not talking the christy minstrals here. take that cs and y. hollies. anyone. sorry. just true. yes, everlys, but...what about the louvains? no, for those singing groups...beatles...
	2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60: Love YLT's 'Ohm' !
	🛒 ♥ 2:56pm Brian in UK: Rev this may sound like herecy, but I have tried & tried with Pet Sounds but cannot find a place for it between my ears.
	2:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hollies' drummer BobbyElliot on Todd-o-phonic's describing their Vocalists as a kind of Horn Section. Yes !! & Graham Nash's high notes kill. They are def in that category.
	2:56pm ken krimstein: nice...fifth beatle...
	♥ 2:57pm TDK60: Much thanks, Michael. Fine choices, and chats too.
	🛒 ♥ 2:57pm Alvy Singer: @Uncle Michael--This has been one helluva show. Thank you and get well fast.
	🛒 ♥ 2:58pm spodiodi: thanks, UM! 🙏 loved hearing this all today, and reading everyone's comments
	♥ 2:58pm Uncle Michael: This was fun. Let's do something similar next week, OK?
	2:58pm bradford: Many thanks UM
	2:58pm ken krimstein: nice spending time in the bunker with y'all...
	2:58pm Big Hot Sky: So, that Donnelly version dun it. Gorgeous Georgeitude. Thanks for the paddle ‘n portage through the oeuvre, UM!
	♥ 2:58pm Doug Schulkind: Speak of the devil! Billy Preston!
	♥ 2:58pm Uncle Michael: bradford!
	2:58pm wenzo toad: Thanks UM! Missed a lot of it, gonna have to go back & check it out again in the archives
	♥ 2:58pm StringOFperils: Thanks UM. No guilty pleasures. No universal truths. An interesting listen.
	♥ 2:58pm Franco Twinkie: Great cover to wrap it up with. Thank you Michael, I think I'm a better person now.
	🛒 ♥ 2:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the show, UM! Great selections.
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @BrianUK: 'PetSounds' stands @ a real pivot. BrianWilson was singular as Arranger - in fact an Orchestrator as IrwinChusid noted. Really - what Brian did there is unrivaled. But - given the Dylan revolution in content, it may seem retrogressive. The fact that PetSounds is about this loss of innocence specifically makes it all Meta for me - certainly sonically but simultaneously for emotional affect. Ymmv. By any objective measure - the Vocals are astounding.
	3:00pm dan: Great show UM
	♥ 3:00pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show today, UM! Thanks for making radio!
	3:01pm egould: Thanks UM. Been a real aural pleasure.
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ UM ~ & Thank You George. & Thanks All for the outstanding company.
	3:04pm Listening Out There: TY, UM!
	♥ 3:04pm chresti: Thanks UM!
	3:04pm Daddy-o Dilly: Totally makes sense that George would become friends with Monty Python members, especiall Eric Idle.
	🛒 ♥ 3:04pm Jeff Golick: Thx!
	♥ 3:04pm Uncle Michael: See alla y'all next week. Thanks!
	3:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beatles & Python both Sons of TheGoons...
	♥ 6:42pm coelacanth@10-18-22: glad i didn't know you were doing this at the time or i wouldn't have got any work done. sorry i didn't know about this at the time so i could've stuck my 28¢ in. Thanks Uncle M, Great program!

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