WFMU: Ted Barron: Playlist from May 24, 2012

Ted Barron: Playlist from May 24, 2012

May 24, 2012: Million Dollar Bash: Bob Dylan Birthday Special

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Mae West	If You Gotta Go "If You Gotta Go" by "Mae West"	Way Out West	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Soup Greens	Like A Rolling Stone	Pebbles: Volume 1	0:03:07 (Pop-up)
Link Wray & the Raymen	Girl From the North Country	The Swan Singles Collection	0:06:56 (Pop-up)
The Flamin' Groovies	Absolutely Sweet Marie	Jumpin in the Night	0:09:17 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	Rita May "Rita May" by "Jerry Lee Lewis"	Jerry Lee Lewis	0:11:54 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Watching the River Flow	Boogie 4 Stu: A Tribute to Ian Stewart	0:14:43 (Pop-up)

Waylon Jennings	Don't Think Twice, It's Alright	Phase One: The Early Years 1958-1964	0:23:21 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	Love Minus Zero - No Limit	Bridge Over Troubled Water	0:25:46 (Pop-up)
Buddy & Julie Miller	Wallflower "Wallflower" by "Buddy & Julie Miller"	Buddy & Julie Miller	0:28:03 (Pop-up)
Jerry Jeff Walker	One Too Many Mornings	A Man Must Carry On	0:30:49 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash & June Carter	It Ain't Me Babe	Carrying On	0:36:08 (Pop-up)

O.V. Wright	Blowin' In The Wind "Blowin' In The Wind" by "O.V. Wright"	The Complete Backbeat and ABC Recordings	0:41:28 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	Tears of Rage "Tears of Rage" by "Gene Clark"	White Light	0:43:09 (Pop-up)
Al Kooper & Steve Stills	It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry	Super Session	0:48:19 (Pop-up)
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	She Belongs To Me	Volume One	0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Bettie Serveert	I'll Keep It With Mine	I Shot Andy Warhol Soundtrack	0:52:34 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Million Dollar Bash	Unhalfbricking	0:56:15 (Pop-up)
Peter Laughner	Please Mrs. Henry "Please Mrs. Henry" by "Peter Laughner"	No One Does Bob Dylan Like... Rainy Day Mancunians # 12 & 24	1:00:39 (Pop-up)

Dion Di Mucci	Baby, I'm In The Mood For You	Bronx Blues	1:04:41 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix Experience	Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?	BBC Sessions	1:06:40 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	I Believe In You "I Believe In You" by "Cat Power"	Jukebox	1:11:17 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	I Threw It All Away "I Threw It All Away" by "Yo La Tengo"	President Yo La Tengo	1:14:28 (Pop-up)
Luxuria (with Howard Devoto)	She's Your Lover Now	Redneck	1:16:14 (Pop-up)
Barry McGuire	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	The Best of Barry McGuire	1:19:59 (Pop-up)

The Chocolate Watchband	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue	The Inner Mystique	1:26:53 (Pop-up)
Ron Wood	Seven Days "Seven Days" by "Ron Wood"	Gimme Some Neck	1:28:52 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell & the Voidoids	Going Going Gone	Destiny Street	1:33:07 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	Maggie's Farm "Maggie's Farm" by "Solomon Burke"	Blue and Soulful	1:36:17 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Spanish Harlem Incident	Mr. Tambourine Man	1:38:18 (Pop-up)
Stephen Malkmus & Lee Ranaldo	Can't Leave Her Behind	I'm Not There OST	1:40:13 (Pop-up)

The Yardbirds	Most Likely You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine	Glimpses	1:44:32 (Pop-up)
Lucinda Williams	Tryin' to Get to Heaven	Chimes of Freedom	1:46:26 (Pop-up)
Terry Melcher	4th Time Around "4th Time Around" by "Terry Melcher"	Terry Melcher	1:51:16 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	Just Like A Woman "Just Like A Woman" by "Van Morrison"	Pacific High Recorders: Marin, Ca. 5 September 1971 (KSAN)	1:55:05 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Brothers	I Shall Be Released	Farther Along: The Best of the Flying Burrito Brothers	2:01:33 (Pop-up)
Bill Brandon	I'll Be Your Baby Tonight	How Many Roads: Black America Sings Bob Dylan	2:03:04 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Fiveash: How does it feel?
	3:06pm Ted: Actually I said that.
	3:28pm Debbie D: Diggin' it, Ted!
	3:33pm Ted: Hi Debbie
	3:37pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Ted! Fiveash! Debbie! Ah, I noticed you were moving to the afternoons. It's actually an easier time to catch you at this time. Hopefully will be for others as well.
	3:38pm Ted: Hey Matt. Thanks for tuning in
	3:39pm seang: the Replacements do a drunken version called, "Like a Rolling Pin"
	3:40pm Tom: The question arises, who was the 1st recording artist to cover a Bob Dylan song?
	3:44pm Ted: Not sure.
	3:48pm Matt from Springfield: Great O.V. Wright version--this one has "Mountain exist" as the 2nd stanza. Seems like every artist selects which order to sing the 2nd and 3rd stanzas, I've heard several as well as flipped around. Suppose it depends what kind of emphasis you want to give the song at the end. Either anti-war "..that too many people have died", or an activist bent "..and pretend that he just doesn't see".
	3:51pm Matt from Springfield: First Bob Dylan cover? Wow, that was probably too long ago, in too obscure of a club for anyone to know with any certainty. Now IIRC, the first cover of "Blowin' In The Wind" on the other hand, was it's very first public performance. Dylan apparently showed another guy how to play it and gave a lyric sheet--I guess Bob just thought it was too powerful a song to premiere himself or something.
	3:53pm Ted: "Blowin in the Wind" was most likely the song.
	3:54pm Matt from Springfield: "Dylan originally wrote and performed a two-verse version of the song; its first public performance, at Gerde's Folk City on April 16, 1962, was recorded and circulates among Dylan collectors. Shortly after this performance, he added the middle verse to the song." Maybe that story I heard was the first time with the complete verses being performed.
	4:02pm Matt from Springfield: Also "Some published versions of the lyrics reverse the order of the second and third verses, apparently because Dylan simply appended the middle verse to his original manuscript, rather than writing out a new copy with the verses in proper order." That's a reason for the lack of a definitive order. Wow, didn't know Fairport C. performed "Million Dollar Bash"! Gives it almost a bluegrass feel.
	4:10pm Matt from Springfield: I'll have to remember "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?" if I ever get the trivia question: "Name ANOTHER Bob Dylan song Jimi Hendrix has played."
	4:10pm Ted: Thanks, Matt.
	4:12pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, Ted. I'm always a volunteer researcher whenever I'm on the boards!
	4:13pm Tom: All Along the the Watchtower.
	4:16pm Matt from Springfield: @Tom: That's the one everyone knows, and most fans know that Dylan wrote it. But, if challenged to come up with another Hendrix song that Dylan wrote..."Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window" is one!
	4:20pm Matt from Springfield: Does the arrangement of this Luxuria remind anyone else of Elvis Costello's "Veronica"?
	4:27pm Tom: Like a Rolling Stone was a Dylan song that Hendrix played at the Monterey Pop Festival 1967.
	4:31pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Tom, that's an easier title to remember. I oughta listen/watch Hendrix's Monterey performance, it's supposed to be very important in making him famous in the States.
	4:36pm Pedro: Would have been great if Otis HAD recorded "Just Like a Woman" http://www.examiner.com/article/the-night-bob-dylan-offered-otis-redding-his-new-song-just-like-a-woman
	4:37pm Ted: Oh wow. I've got a good version coming up in my next set that maybe you haven't heard.
	4:40pm Pedro: Got Elvis doing "Tomorrow is a Long Time"?
	4:41pm Ted: No, was gonna play it by ran out of tunes.
	4:41pm Matt from Springfield: Yeah I wish Otis had recorded that too!
	4:49pm Matt from Springfield: Hey, I think that announcer at the beginning was BBC veteran Brian Matthew. Talking faster than I've heard him before! A lot of BBC sessions feature his voice.
	4:52pm Bruce: Thanks, Ted, for picking one of extremely few "good ones" off of CHIMES OF FREEDOM.
	4:54pm Ted: Yeah, I hadn't heard it til yestwerday. Slim pickings there.
	4:54pm jessica: YAY!!! THE MELCH!!! Love that record and have never heard it on the radio. Thanks for playing it. Made my day.
	4:57pm Ted: Sure thing. It's a great and weird record.
	4:58pm Matt from Springfield: Yeah Van Morrison! No way for him to screw up a cover, as long as he does it in his own style.
	5:08pm Matt from Springfield: Happy Birthday Bob! Thanks for the great tunes Ted!

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Mae West	If You Gotta Go "If You Gotta Go" by "Mae West"	Way Out West	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Soup Greens	Like A Rolling Stone	Pebbles: Volume 1	0:03:07 (Pop-up)
Link Wray & the Raymen	Girl From the North Country	The Swan Singles Collection	0:06:56 (Pop-up)
The Flamin' Groovies	Absolutely Sweet Marie	Jumpin in the Night	0:09:17 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	Rita May "Rita May" by "Jerry Lee Lewis"	Jerry Lee Lewis	0:11:54 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Watching the River Flow	Boogie 4 Stu: A Tribute to Ian Stewart	0:14:43 (Pop-up)

Waylon Jennings	Don't Think Twice, It's Alright	Phase One: The Early Years 1958-1964	0:23:21 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	Love Minus Zero - No Limit	Bridge Over Troubled Water	0:25:46 (Pop-up)
Buddy & Julie Miller	Wallflower "Wallflower" by "Buddy & Julie Miller"	Buddy & Julie Miller	0:28:03 (Pop-up)
Jerry Jeff Walker	One Too Many Mornings	A Man Must Carry On	0:30:49 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash & June Carter	It Ain't Me Babe	Carrying On	0:36:08 (Pop-up)

O.V. Wright	Blowin' In The Wind "Blowin' In The Wind" by "O.V. Wright"	The Complete Backbeat and ABC Recordings	0:41:28 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	Tears of Rage "Tears of Rage" by "Gene Clark"	White Light	0:43:09 (Pop-up)
Al Kooper & Steve Stills	It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry	Super Session	0:48:19 (Pop-up)
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	She Belongs To Me	Volume One	0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Bettie Serveert	I'll Keep It With Mine	I Shot Andy Warhol Soundtrack	0:52:34 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Million Dollar Bash	Unhalfbricking	0:56:15 (Pop-up)
Peter Laughner	Please Mrs. Henry "Please Mrs. Henry" by "Peter Laughner"	No One Does Bob Dylan Like... Rainy Day Mancunians # 12 & 24	1:00:39 (Pop-up)

Dion Di Mucci	Baby, I'm In The Mood For You	Bronx Blues	1:04:41 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix Experience	Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?	BBC Sessions	1:06:40 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	I Believe In You "I Believe In You" by "Cat Power"	Jukebox	1:11:17 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	I Threw It All Away "I Threw It All Away" by "Yo La Tengo"	President Yo La Tengo	1:14:28 (Pop-up)
Luxuria (with Howard Devoto)	She's Your Lover Now	Redneck	1:16:14 (Pop-up)
Barry McGuire	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	The Best of Barry McGuire	1:19:59 (Pop-up)

The Chocolate Watchband	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue	The Inner Mystique	1:26:53 (Pop-up)
Ron Wood	Seven Days "Seven Days" by "Ron Wood"	Gimme Some Neck	1:28:52 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell & the Voidoids	Going Going Gone	Destiny Street	1:33:07 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	Maggie's Farm "Maggie's Farm" by "Solomon Burke"	Blue and Soulful	1:36:17 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Spanish Harlem Incident	Mr. Tambourine Man	1:38:18 (Pop-up)
Stephen Malkmus & Lee Ranaldo	Can't Leave Her Behind	I'm Not There OST	1:40:13 (Pop-up)

The Yardbirds	Most Likely You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine	Glimpses	1:44:32 (Pop-up)
Lucinda Williams	Tryin' to Get to Heaven	Chimes of Freedom	1:46:26 (Pop-up)
Terry Melcher	4th Time Around "4th Time Around" by "Terry Melcher"	Terry Melcher	1:51:16 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	Just Like A Woman "Just Like A Woman" by "Van Morrison"	Pacific High Recorders: Marin, Ca. 5 September 1971 (KSAN)	1:55:05 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Brothers	I Shall Be Released	Farther Along: The Best of the Flying Burrito Brothers	2:01:33 (Pop-up)
Bill Brandon	I'll Be Your Baby Tonight	How Many Roads: Black America Sings Bob Dylan	2:03:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Fiveash: How does it feel?
	3:06pm Ted: Actually I said that.
	3:28pm Debbie D: Diggin' it, Ted!
	3:33pm Ted: Hi Debbie
	3:37pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Ted! Fiveash! Debbie! Ah, I noticed you were moving to the afternoons. It's actually an easier time to catch you at this time. Hopefully will be for others as well.
	3:38pm Ted: Hey Matt. Thanks for tuning in
	3:39pm seang: the Replacements do a drunken version called, "Like a Rolling Pin"
	3:40pm Tom: The question arises, who was the 1st recording artist to cover a Bob Dylan song?
	3:44pm Ted: Not sure.
	3:48pm Matt from Springfield: Great O.V. Wright version--this one has "Mountain exist" as the 2nd stanza. Seems like every artist selects which order to sing the 2nd and 3rd stanzas, I've heard several as well as flipped around. Suppose it depends what kind of emphasis you want to give the song at the end. Either anti-war "..that too many people have died", or an activist bent "..and pretend that he just doesn't see".
	3:51pm Matt from Springfield: First Bob Dylan cover? Wow, that was probably too long ago, in too obscure of a club for anyone to know with any certainty. Now IIRC, the first cover of "Blowin' In The Wind" on the other hand, was it's very first public performance. Dylan apparently showed another guy how to play it and gave a lyric sheet--I guess Bob just thought it was too powerful a song to premiere himself or something.
	3:53pm Ted: "Blowin in the Wind" was most likely the song.
	3:54pm Matt from Springfield: "Dylan originally wrote and performed a two-verse version of the song; its first public performance, at Gerde's Folk City on April 16, 1962, was recorded and circulates among Dylan collectors. Shortly after this performance, he added the middle verse to the song." Maybe that story I heard was the first time with the complete verses being performed.
	4:02pm Matt from Springfield: Also "Some published versions of the lyrics reverse the order of the second and third verses, apparently because Dylan simply appended the middle verse to his original manuscript, rather than writing out a new copy with the verses in proper order." That's a reason for the lack of a definitive order. Wow, didn't know Fairport C. performed "Million Dollar Bash"! Gives it almost a bluegrass feel.
	4:10pm Matt from Springfield: I'll have to remember "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?" if I ever get the trivia question: "Name ANOTHER Bob Dylan song Jimi Hendrix has played."
	4:10pm Ted: Thanks, Matt.
	4:12pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, Ted. I'm always a volunteer researcher whenever I'm on the boards!
	4:13pm Tom: All Along the the Watchtower.
	4:16pm Matt from Springfield: @Tom: That's the one everyone knows, and most fans know that Dylan wrote it. But, if challenged to come up with another Hendrix song that Dylan wrote..."Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window" is one!
	4:20pm Matt from Springfield: Does the arrangement of this Luxuria remind anyone else of Elvis Costello's "Veronica"?
	4:27pm Tom: Like a Rolling Stone was a Dylan song that Hendrix played at the Monterey Pop Festival 1967.
	4:31pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Tom, that's an easier title to remember. I oughta listen/watch Hendrix's Monterey performance, it's supposed to be very important in making him famous in the States.
	4:36pm Pedro: Would have been great if Otis HAD recorded "Just Like a Woman" http://www.examiner.com/article/the-night-bob-dylan-offered-otis-redding-his-new-song-just-like-a-woman
	4:37pm Ted: Oh wow. I've got a good version coming up in my next set that maybe you haven't heard.
	4:40pm Pedro: Got Elvis doing "Tomorrow is a Long Time"?
	4:41pm Ted: No, was gonna play it by ran out of tunes.
	4:41pm Matt from Springfield: Yeah I wish Otis had recorded that too!
	4:49pm Matt from Springfield: Hey, I think that announcer at the beginning was BBC veteran Brian Matthew. Talking faster than I've heard him before! A lot of BBC sessions feature his voice.
	4:52pm Bruce: Thanks, Ted, for picking one of extremely few "good ones" off of CHIMES OF FREEDOM.
	4:54pm Ted: Yeah, I hadn't heard it til yestwerday. Slim pickings there.
	4:54pm jessica: YAY!!! THE MELCH!!! Love that record and have never heard it on the radio. Thanks for playing it. Made my day.
	4:57pm Ted: Sure thing. It's a great and weird record.
	4:58pm Matt from Springfield: Yeah Van Morrison! No way for him to screw up a cover, as long as he does it in his own style.
	5:08pm Matt from Springfield: Happy Birthday Bob! Thanks for the great tunes Ted!

Ted Barron: Playlist from May 24, 2012

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