WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from July 30, 2011

Michael Shelley: Playlist from July 30, 2011

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July 30, 2011: I-95

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Fountains of Wayne	I-95 "I-95" by "Fountains of Wayne"
Banda Macho	La Noche Que Murio Chicago
George Jones	Aint Nothing Shakin But The Leaves
George Jones & Brenda Carter	Milwaukee Here I Come
Pee Wee Kingsly	Flippin And A Floppin
Uniques, The	Mother & Child Reunion
Those Darlins	Screws Get Loose "Screws Get Loose" by "Those Darlins"
Charlie Rich	Man About Town "Man About Town" by "Charlie Rich"
Horace Heller	Hello World "Hello World" by "Horace Heller"
Buddy Lucas	Bump Te Bump "Bump Te Bump" by "Buddy Lucas"
Untamed Youth, The	Since You Went Away
J.D. Blackfoot	Who's Nuts Alfred "Who's Nuts Alfred" by "J.D. Blackfoot"
Chris Sprague	East Bound And Down
Little Milton	Grits Ain't Groceries (All Around the World)
Eartha Kitt	I Wanna Be Evil (live)
Patriots, The	She Loves You Too "She Loves You Too" by "Patriots, The"
Mercybeats, The	Really Mystified "Really Mystified" by "Mercybeats, The"
Cousin Jody	Listen to the Mockingbird
Robert Parker	Rockin' Pneumonia "Rockin' Pneumonia" by "Robert Parker"
Alex Chilton	Something Deep Inside
Trashmen, The	It's So Easy "It's So Easy" by "Trashmen, The"
Jim Lauderdale	Honky Tonk Mood Again
Treniers, The w/ Willie Mays	Say Hey (The Willy Mays Song)
Jim Ford	Harlan County "Harlan County" by "Jim Ford"
Billy Lee & the Rivieras	You Know
Phil Phillips	The Evil Dope "The Evil Dope" by "Phil Phillips"
Tennessee Ernie Ford & Ella Mae Morse	Hog Tied Over You
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	At the Swing Cats' Ball
John Cale	Paris 1919 "Paris 1919" by "John Cale"
P.J. Proby	Niki Hokey "Niki Hokey" by "P.J. Proby"
Archie Campbell & Lorene mann	Tell It Like It Is
Clarence Carter	I'm Qualified "I'm Qualified" by "Clarence Carter"
George Harrison	Cheer Down "Cheer Down" by "George Harrison"
Mark Eric	Night Of The Lions "Night Of The Lions" by "Mark Eric"
Merl Lindsay	Stealing Sugar "Stealing Sugar" by "Merl Lindsay"
Gerri Hall	Mr. Blues "Mr. Blues" by "Gerri Hall"
Chacho	Bum Bum "Bum Bum" by "Chacho"
Queers, The	Girl About Town "Girl About Town" by "Queers, The"
Robbie Fulks	Fountains of Wayne Hotline

Listener comments!
	11:06am hamburger / london: hello michael! mustard and ketchup!
	11:07am Bob: I certainly wasn't expecting that.
	11:16am Rob (from Mt hope): morning Mike- 90.1 is in loud and clear, crank it!
	11:25am G: Top shelf. Every tune a number one style hit, w/ no artificial ingredients.
	11:30am northguineahills: good wakeup music !
	11:40am paul: Am I crazy or are you calling them #1 hits again?
	11:41am James: Morning! On the train to NYC for Ponderosa Stomp at Lincoln Center, should be a helluva show.
	11:42am G: wikipedia says: "Grits Ain't Groceries" (1969) (R&B #13, U.S. #73) Still sounds number one style to me!
	11:46am paul: That would have been a great song for Amy Winehouse too record. Can't believe she is gone.
	12:06pm Dave B: Treniers = gold. Morning Michael and listen/comment-ers
	12:07pm paul: So I'm not crazy! Now just send Ken to Washington and get everyone to agree on a solution to the debt/budget problem.
	12:16pm paul: This sounds like a more literate Lloyd Michigan.
	12:20pm Dave B: also an unofficial member of the 27 Club (since he wasn't a musician) - Joseph Merrick.
	12:21pm paul: I think Scott's point was it just a little too soon for the discussion about her personally. Now, it isn't. Just my opinion. No right or wrong answer on this one. Either way, what a waste of great talent.
	12:23pm paul: please ignore the poor grammar in my last post :)
	12:32pm Bob: Is this version earlier than the Aaron Neville one?
	12:32pm paul: Archie "Hee Haw" Campbell?
	12:36pm paul: Bob...after a little research, it looks like AN's version was a couple of years before this one.
	12:42pm Bob: That's a great George track I had completely forgotten about. Despite being in the greatest band of all time, he gets almost completely overlooked as a guitar hero. His sound is so unmistakable.
	12:44pm David: I second Bob's comment above!
	12:45pm BigJay: There is a great live version of Cheer Down on you tube.
	12:46pm M'lynn: Sweet biscuits of Mercy! I just tuned in & looked over your playlist: Billy Lee & The Rivieras! Knew them well in '60's Detroit, Billy Levise who became Mitch Ryder and the guys from my neighborhood on the East Side. Great times at The hideout, Walled Lake Pavilion, 8 Mile Armory. Thanks!
	12:48pm paul: Gerri "shagged by Mick" Hall? I know, different spelling.
	12:57pm Lenny: FOW Hotline is a brilliant piece of work; last week during the interview I got the impression that the real FOW weren't too enthusiastic about it and perhaps thought they were being mocked as opposed to being paid homage to
	1:07pm Bob: FOW can dish it, but not so much on the taking it. Great interview last week. I love their records but have to say, they are perhaps the biggest a-hole, rock star types I've ever spent time with. That includes meeting Elvis Costello during the tour where the Attractions first broke up, and the time I once had dinner with Sting. It's true!
	2:43pm Michael Shelley: Bob - what is your last name? The FOW guys were nice to me when they were here - and so was Elvis Costello when I met him. Lenny - I totally disagree - listen back to what they said.
	10:44am Lenny: Mike, I listened again, and you're probably right. "Kind of an honor" could be interpreted different ways, and "did a pretty good impression of us" really understates how dead on the impression was, but I'll trust your judgment on this one. In any event, great interview, as usual

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Fountains of Wayne	I-95 "I-95" by "Fountains of Wayne"
Banda Macho	La Noche Que Murio Chicago
George Jones	Aint Nothing Shakin But The Leaves
George Jones & Brenda Carter	Milwaukee Here I Come
Pee Wee Kingsly	Flippin And A Floppin
Uniques, The	Mother & Child Reunion
Those Darlins	Screws Get Loose "Screws Get Loose" by "Those Darlins"
Charlie Rich	Man About Town "Man About Town" by "Charlie Rich"
Horace Heller	Hello World "Hello World" by "Horace Heller"
Buddy Lucas	Bump Te Bump "Bump Te Bump" by "Buddy Lucas"
Untamed Youth, The	Since You Went Away
J.D. Blackfoot	Who's Nuts Alfred "Who's Nuts Alfred" by "J.D. Blackfoot"
Chris Sprague	East Bound And Down
Little Milton	Grits Ain't Groceries (All Around the World)
Eartha Kitt	I Wanna Be Evil (live)
Patriots, The	She Loves You Too "She Loves You Too" by "Patriots, The"
Mercybeats, The	Really Mystified "Really Mystified" by "Mercybeats, The"
Cousin Jody	Listen to the Mockingbird
Robert Parker	Rockin' Pneumonia "Rockin' Pneumonia" by "Robert Parker"
Alex Chilton	Something Deep Inside
Trashmen, The	It's So Easy "It's So Easy" by "Trashmen, The"
Jim Lauderdale	Honky Tonk Mood Again
Treniers, The w/ Willie Mays	Say Hey (The Willy Mays Song)
Jim Ford	Harlan County "Harlan County" by "Jim Ford"
Billy Lee & the Rivieras	You Know
Phil Phillips	The Evil Dope "The Evil Dope" by "Phil Phillips"
Tennessee Ernie Ford & Ella Mae Morse	Hog Tied Over You
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	At the Swing Cats' Ball
John Cale	Paris 1919 "Paris 1919" by "John Cale"
P.J. Proby	Niki Hokey "Niki Hokey" by "P.J. Proby"
Archie Campbell & Lorene mann	Tell It Like It Is
Clarence Carter	I'm Qualified "I'm Qualified" by "Clarence Carter"
George Harrison	Cheer Down "Cheer Down" by "George Harrison"
Mark Eric	Night Of The Lions "Night Of The Lions" by "Mark Eric"
Merl Lindsay	Stealing Sugar "Stealing Sugar" by "Merl Lindsay"
Gerri Hall	Mr. Blues "Mr. Blues" by "Gerri Hall"
Chacho	Bum Bum "Bum Bum" by "Chacho"
Queers, The	Girl About Town "Girl About Town" by "Queers, The"
Robbie Fulks	Fountains of Wayne Hotline

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Listener comments!
	11:06am hamburger / london: hello michael! mustard and ketchup!
	11:07am Bob: I certainly wasn't expecting that.
	11:16am Rob (from Mt hope): morning Mike- 90.1 is in loud and clear, crank it!
	11:25am G: Top shelf. Every tune a number one style hit, w/ no artificial ingredients.
	11:30am northguineahills: good wakeup music !
	11:40am paul: Am I crazy or are you calling them #1 hits again?
	11:41am James: Morning! On the train to NYC for Ponderosa Stomp at Lincoln Center, should be a helluva show.
	11:42am G: wikipedia says: "Grits Ain't Groceries" (1969) (R&B #13, U.S. #73) Still sounds number one style to me!
	11:46am paul: That would have been a great song for Amy Winehouse too record. Can't believe she is gone.
	12:06pm Dave B: Treniers = gold. Morning Michael and listen/comment-ers
	12:07pm paul: So I'm not crazy! Now just send Ken to Washington and get everyone to agree on a solution to the debt/budget problem.
	12:16pm paul: This sounds like a more literate Lloyd Michigan.
	12:20pm Dave B: also an unofficial member of the 27 Club (since he wasn't a musician) - Joseph Merrick.
	12:21pm paul: I think Scott's point was it just a little too soon for the discussion about her personally. Now, it isn't. Just my opinion. No right or wrong answer on this one. Either way, what a waste of great talent.
	12:23pm paul: please ignore the poor grammar in my last post :)
	12:32pm Bob: Is this version earlier than the Aaron Neville one?
	12:32pm paul: Archie "Hee Haw" Campbell?
	12:36pm paul: Bob...after a little research, it looks like AN's version was a couple of years before this one.
	12:42pm Bob: That's a great George track I had completely forgotten about. Despite being in the greatest band of all time, he gets almost completely overlooked as a guitar hero. His sound is so unmistakable.
	12:44pm David: I second Bob's comment above!
	12:45pm BigJay: There is a great live version of Cheer Down on you tube.
	12:46pm M'lynn: Sweet biscuits of Mercy! I just tuned in & looked over your playlist: Billy Lee & The Rivieras! Knew them well in '60's Detroit, Billy Levise who became Mitch Ryder and the guys from my neighborhood on the East Side. Great times at The hideout, Walled Lake Pavilion, 8 Mile Armory. Thanks!
	12:48pm paul: Gerri "shagged by Mick" Hall? I know, different spelling.
	12:57pm Lenny: FOW Hotline is a brilliant piece of work; last week during the interview I got the impression that the real FOW weren't too enthusiastic about it and perhaps thought they were being mocked as opposed to being paid homage to
	1:07pm Bob: FOW can dish it, but not so much on the taking it. Great interview last week. I love their records but have to say, they are perhaps the biggest a-hole, rock star types I've ever spent time with. That includes meeting Elvis Costello during the tour where the Attractions first broke up, and the time I once had dinner with Sting. It's true!
	2:43pm Michael Shelley: Bob - what is your last name? The FOW guys were nice to me when they were here - and so was Elvis Costello when I met him. Lenny - I totally disagree - listen back to what they said.
	10:44am Lenny: Mike, I listened again, and you're probably right. "Kind of an honor" could be interpreted different ways, and "did a pretty good impression of us" really understates how dead on the impression was, but I'll trust your judgment on this one. In any event, great interview, as usual

Michael Shelley: Playlist from July 30, 2011

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