WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from May 28, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: The Moh-tahs!
	9:04pm cameron_michael: Looking forward to another great show!
	9:04pm Holly in NC: Good evening, efd! And UM!
	9:05pm Uncle Michael: Feels like I've been missing the efd for weeks. I wonder where Bram Tchaikovsky is tonight.
	9:07pm Alex of Chicago: Hi @efd and friends...
	9:08pm Loretta: hi Evan!!! hi everybody! looking forward to another great Wednesday night..
	9:11pm Andrew Fetter: Good Wednesday evening EFD and everyone else!
	9:11pm efd: greetings c_m, Loretta, Alex, UM, Holly and everyone else out there! Thanks for tuning in tonight!
	9:14pm cameron_michael: Thank you, Evan!
	9:14pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: I had to step away. I hope I didn't miss Harry Harrison with the American Breed.
	9:17pm efd: ha! Nope, that was a straight-up 45.
	9:17pm efd: welcome BGZ!
	9:17pm Mikey Lyres: Hey efd. Feeling the Farfiza
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: Whew!
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: Then there are the American Breed Coca Cola commercials. Probably can't play those...
	9:20pm nickybones: Love those Soul Jazz comps!
	9:25pm Lonely Planet Boy: 12 hours from now, I'll be boarding train in Williamsburg, Va. Destination: WFMU record fair!
	9:28pm Lil' Bogaerts: Oh yeah man
	9:30pm Loretta: yeah Evan.. looking forward to your shows as always!
	9:33pm Danne D: Hey EFD :) Hey everyone :)
	9:35pm Andrew Waterloo: Zolar X is a fascinating band.
	9:39pm Danne D: not to be confused with Split Squad :)
	9:39pm Danne D: Hi Holly :) And look BGZ and Canadian Cam and all kinds of all-stars are in the house :)
	9:39pm Holly in NC: @Andrew - Neat article about Zolar X in Flying Saucer Rock & Roll (a book of stories that originally ran in Rocktober, edited by Jake Austin). Hi Danne! @efd, so glad you are staying in your/this timeslot. Also glad Thomas S. is moving to a human hour. Not happy about lack of Terre T!
	9:43pm Mildred: I love this tune. Thanks EFD!
	9:48pm JakeGould: Endless. Indeed.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Dang. It ended.
	9:50pm efd: actually I got the title wrong (thank you, clear vinyl). Updating shortly.
	9:53pm Holly in NC: 16th person to clicky star Laura C :-)
	9:55pm JakeGould: If it ended, where are we?
	10:04pm Michael from the Left Coast: I've joined late and I'm in the middle of seventeen things but I see the Motors on the playlist and I have a question for the group--why weren't the Motors bigger? Even Bram Tchaikovsky and Tom Robinson Band had bigger "hits" than the Motors did but they Motors did fine work.
	10:06pm 12539: (I think you should say, "Rwah," and throw in an extra "poisson rouge" for fun.)
	10:14pm efd: ha! I'll consider it.
	10:15pm efd: Michael ftLC I wish I had an answer for that... I agree, they had several radio-worthy tunes, including the one I played. I don't know why none of them caught on even within the limited new wave/punk realm that gave attention to the other artists you mention.
	10:18pm Uncle Michael: What happened to Strawberry Letter #23?
	10:18pm efd: I had to start over and play it at the right speed.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: Ahhh...
	10:19pm Stevel: Details, details.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: I thought it was Shuggie at first!
	10:19pm Marcel M: Fuck yeah Strawberry Letter 23
	10:19pm Marcel M: When it got cut off I almost died
	10:20pm jmd: nice save!
	10:20pm efd: SORRY EVERYBODY!
	10:21pm Uncle Michael: It's all good!
	10:22pm Marcel M: I have this on the Jackie Brown soundtrack LP
	10:22pm Joe D.: Strawberry Letter 23 always always always perfect on 65 degree nights in late May
	10:23pm Joe D.: I wonder how Anton would feel about the segue tho
	10:23pm Lonely Planet Boy: What Uncle Michael said.
	10:31pm Stevel: There's some righteously mellow shit going down right here.
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: Iceland? ICELAND?
	10:32pm Holly in NC: On, this Poker song is totally kickass!
	10:34pm Danne D: Poker :) A band I can get behind
	10:38pm pacific standard simon: :P
	10:39pm map: Did you inherit Nat Roe's airhorn?
	10:41pm Joe B: sorry if this was mentioned but the Strawberry letter 23 45 picture sleeve version came with a strawberry scent.
	10:43pm Cubicle Carl: Ace Frehley spends much time on Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise in his autobiography.
	10:44pm pacific standard simon: Does the station manager allow scented records in the record library?
	10:44pm Joe B: Dust was a nice RSD reissue recently, last year maybe.
	10:45pm Joe B: unfortunately some have a scent that we are not sure how it got there
	10:45pm Droll: . o O ( Agreed, fine drumming: Great feel, chops on demand. )
	10:45pm efd: yeah, I didn't get the vinyl reissue but did pick up the CD. I think it was my #1 or #2 reissue of 2013.
	10:46pm Joe B: I also picked up the CD as well. Neither will be for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	10:47pm pacific standard simon: I had a cat once who added some scent to some of my books.
	10:48pm Holly in NC: Oh, the memories...
	10:48pm cameron_michael: Cold Gin makes me think of the Sound Collage.
	10:50pm pacific standard simon: Not having punk rock around in '74 tended to make bands like Kiss and Ted Nugent sound better than they might have, otherwise.
	10:51pm Joe B: impressive list of credits for this cat. thanks for the tribute efd
	10:51pm Cubicle Carl: I performed Cold Gin at karaoke once. I was on a cruise with my parents, and even though there were only about 5 people in the bar, it was the highlight of the trip.
	10:52pm Holly in NC: @efd, impossible to overplay this!
	10:53pm Joe B: wow, didn't realize Michael Brown of the Left Banke was involved in this group. or probably knew and forgot at some point.
	10:54pm pacific standard simon: Rod Stewart Lite!
	10:54pm Joe B: but he's not on brother louie apparently
	10:55pm Holly in NC: ok, @efd, you are somehow picking my brain for my favorite songs.
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: You know who you should have on your special? The Pips. No...just the Pips.
	10:56pm Lonely Planet Boy: We need more of these early 70's "strings".
	10:58pm efd: Joe B, weirdly enough "Brother Louie" was the only Kerner & Wise production on the album.
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: How 'bout them Cubbies, UM?
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: This is about my favorite Dust track.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Hey, we didn't get no-hit. And we chased Timmy.
	11:01pm Joe B: wiki says it was initially left off the LP, then once it broke the LP was re-pressed with Brother Louie. Kama Sutra even stuck some original copies of the record inside sleeves that listed Brother Louie!
	11:01pm Joe B: Speaking of, there will be not one but TWO copies of Brother Louie for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	11:03pm Uncle Michael: I still think I prefer Hot Chocolate's original Brother Louie.
	11:17pm Holly in NC: @UM, That's a tough call (for me)! On the other hand, I have strong preference for Shuggie's original Strawberry Letter. And I love this eastlink lp, it makes me want to put on heavy boots and kick things. Inanimate things, of course!
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm with you on Shuggie.
	11:18pm Andrew Waterloo: I like the Eastlink single, haven't heard the album.
	11:21pm efd: I need to remember this song for next year's Dog Show show!
	11:21pm Holly in NC: Peter & the Test Tube babies reminding me of Love & Rockets (I know, I know...)
	11:23pm Holly in NC: Oh my gosh, opening to Sleaford Mods so reminiscent of Bongo Joe's "Innocent Little Doggie". Both songs will now be stuck in my head all night.
	11:28pm Droll: CanCon: Check!
	11:28pm Uncle Michael: oh my
	11:28pm Danne D: LOL Knew this was Aldo Nova at the very start of this song. Why couldn't Ken have picked this one for the SSD contest for me today :)
	11:28pm Alex of Chicago: Pretty amazing...
	11:29pm Holly in NC: Oh. My. God.
	11:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Another CanCon song I didn't know the artist for.
	11:30pm Santos L Halper: Is this your answer to BT playing Loverboy yesterday?
	11:31pm efd: ha! Maybe subconsciously it is, Santos.
	11:32pm Uncle Michael: Aldo Nova: Dead or Canadian?
	11:33pm Ignore Function: Aldo Nova should play the WFMU record fair.
	11:34pm Danne D: I gotta run now :) will be listening in the car :) Thanks for a great show as always, EFD. See you at the record fair! Take care everyone!
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: Evan, that's like Valencia St. in San Francisco, where Subterranean Records was at that time.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: I always went with Africa by Toto.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: Or not.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: Also home of The Deaf Club, and The Ramones' favorite burrito joint. "Yuppie" paradise, now.
	11:38pm Droll: NOOOOoooooooo!!!! Oh, the humanity! Leopard-skin suit! Lazer guitar! It's all TRUE! www.youtube.com...
	11:39pm fleep: Yep.
	11:44pm Uncle Michael: BLACKHAWKS keep their season alive in double overtime!
	11:44pm pacific standard simon: I wonder if Miriam has a leopard-print caveman suit.
	11:45pm Michael from the Left Coast: and why didn't Milk 'n' Cookies become the first band to break out of CBGB--they were very mainstream commercial, weren't they?
	11:48pm Droll: MftLC, My teeth hurt listening to Milk 'n' Cookies. I don't get it either.
	11:49pm Michael from the Left Coast: Ian McLagan? No playlist update yet
	11:50pm pacific standard simon: People didn't go to CBGB if they were looking for mainstream commercial.
	11:50pm efd: you got it Michael!
	11:51pm Holly in NC: @Droll - Your Aldo Nova youtube link suggested that I next watch Red Riders (excellent! Lunatic Fringe!) amd Frida (not so much). But I think perhaps it's really time for Sniff n the Tears' 'Driver's Seat'.
	11:51pm Uncle Michael: And yet...those bands are the soundtrack of Madison Avenue now.
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: hmm.. Goddo is touring again..
	11:52pm Uncle Michael: Frida's Phil Collins-produced LP was once a staple on my turntable.
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats...forgot to ask for some J. Geils. Maybe next week.
	11:56pm pacific standard simon: Heh heh.
	11:57pm Uncle Michael: Great show, Evan. Thanks! Boom boom, out go the lights. See you all later.
	11:58pm Droll: Thanks, EFD! Have a fun week!
	11:58pm 12539: Merci, Monsieur Le Fonque.
	12:00am Holly in NC: Thank you, efd

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from May 28, 2014

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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Wed. Dec 18th, Noon - 3pm: Manager (More info...)
Manager is a three-piece band that’s based right here in Jersey City. They recently released a new EP, HOT-LINE (Texacobra), which showcases their hard-edged percolating indie sound that may remind the listener of Echo & The Bunnymen or Yo La Tengo. Tune in to this live session and hear for yourself!
Wed. Dec 25th, Noon - 3pm: The 18th Annual Holiday Music Funktacular! (More info...)
It’s the 18th year of the Evan “Funk” Davies Show Holiday Music Funktacular, and this year — for the first time ever — it will air on actual Christmas Day! Tune in for three hours of Christmas music that you won’t already be sick of hearing: old and new seasonal rock, punk, dance, glam, and power pop favorites. Even your family might enjoy it!

May 28, 2014: with a set in memory of Kenny Kerner, the man who discovered Kiss (and who also produced, managed and wrote lyrics for Dust)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
climax	hard rock group "hard rock group" by "climax"	7"	carousel	1971			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
the motors	airport "airport" by "the motors"	approved by the motors					0:03:02 (Pop-up)
stephen lawrenson	words to say "words to say" by "stephen lawrenson"	obscuriosity	kool kat	2012			0:07:24 (Pop-up)
the knack	corporation shuffle (daddy turns the volume down)	rock & roll is good for you: the feiger/averre demos	omnivore	2012			0:11:16 (Pop-up)
the american breed	step out of your mind	7"	acta	1967			0:14:15 (Pop-up)
the 101ers	keys to your heart "keys to your heart" by "the 101ers"	va-punk 45 vol 3: sick on you! one way spit!	soul jazz		further subtitled Before The Revolution: Proto-Punk 1969-76	*	0:16:50 (Pop-up)
stiffs, inc.	chelsea "chelsea" by "stiffs, inc."	nix nought nothing	american	1995			0:20:10 (Pop-up)
circus of power	motor "motor" by "circus of power"	s/t	bmg	1988	singer Alex Mitchell was Diane's guest last week		0:24:01 (Pop-up)

split single	love is you "love is you" by "split single"	monolith cd ep	self-released			*	0:38:13 (Pop-up)
spires	response to an inquiry "response to an inquiry" by "spires"	eternal yeah	artificial light			*	0:42:51 (Pop-up)
the zombies	girl help me "girl help me" by "the zombies"	r.i.p.	varese sarabande		new CD reissue, orig 1968	*	0:49:33 (Pop-up)
laura cantrell	all the girls are complicated	no way there from here	thrift shop recordings		performing at the WFMU Record Fair this coming Sunday!	*	0:52:07 (Pop-up)
dan melchior und das menace	love thug	visionary pangs	s-s	2010	performing at the WFMU Record Fair this coming Saturday!		0:54:49 (Pop-up)
the flatmates	when i'm with you "when i'm with you" by "the flatmates"	potpourri {hits, mixes and demos '85-'89}	cherry red	2005	orig 1986; performing at the WFMU Record Fair this coming Saturday!		0:57:47 (Pop-up)

burnt ones	pulse "pulse" by "burnt ones"	gift	castle face			*	1:10:19 (Pop-up)
brian jonestown massacre	memorymix	revelation	a recordings			*	1:13:45 (Pop-up)
the brothers johnson	strawberry letter 23	12"	a&m	1977			1:19:16 (Pop-up)
doug tuttle	turn this love "turn this love" by "doug tuttle"	s/t	trouble in mind			*	1:24:27 (Pop-up)
poker	get on to a sure thing "get on to a sure thing" by "poker"	va-poppsaga: iceland's pop scene 1972-77	rpm			*	1:30:34 (Pop-up)

dust	full away/so many times "full away/so many times" by "dust"	hard attack/dust	sony legacy	2013	orig early '70s; RIP Dust producer/manager/lyricist Kenny Kerner		1:41:58 (Pop-up)
kiss	cold gin "cold gin" by "kiss"	s/t	casablanca	1974	produced by Kenny Kerner & Richie Wise (Dust's singer/guitarist)		1:46:39 (Pop-up)
the stories	brother louie "brother louie" by "the stories"	about us	kama sutra	1973	produced by Kerner & Wise. And yes, I know I just played this last month!		1:51:11 (Pop-up)
gladys knight & the pips	i've got to use my imagination				produced by Kerner & Wise		1:54:51 (Pop-up)
dust	chasin' ladies "chasin' ladies" by "dust"	hard attack/dust					1:58:12 (Pop-up)

eastlink	thatcher's dead "thatcher's dead" by "eastlink"	s/t	in the red			*	2:12:37 (Pop-up)
peter & the test tube babies	louise wouldn't like it	s/t	profile	1987			2:17:14 (Pop-up)
sleaford mods	the corgi "the corgi" by "sleaford mods"	divide and exit	harbinger sound			*	2:21:38 (Pop-up)
tweens	be mean "be mean" by "tweens"	s/t	french kiss			*	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
aldo nova	fantasy "fantasy" by "aldo nova"	12"	portrait	1981	CanCon requirement: MET!		2:27:45 (Pop-up)

miriam	my love has gone "my love has gone" by "miriam"	7"	norton			*	2:42:54 (Pop-up)
milk 'n' cookies	not enough girls in the world (alternate version)	7"	captured tracks			*	2:45:29 (Pop-up)
ian mclagan & the bump band	shalalala	united states	noperoc		appearing on Three Chord Monte Tuesday June 10, 12noon - 3pm!	*	2:48:47 (Pop-up)
the oysters	mine caroline "mine caroline" by "the oysters"	va-taang records: the first 10 singles	taang		new box set + CD; orig 1986; with Dave Fredette pre-Titanics/Upper Crust!	*	2:52:47 (Pop-up)
ex-cult	confusion hill "confusion hill" by "ex-cult"	midnight passenger	goner			*	2:55:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: The Moh-tahs!
	9:04pm cameron_michael: Looking forward to another great show!
	9:04pm Holly in NC: Good evening, efd! And UM!
	9:05pm Uncle Michael: Feels like I've been missing the efd for weeks. I wonder where Bram Tchaikovsky is tonight.
	9:07pm Alex of Chicago: Hi @efd and friends...
	9:08pm Loretta: hi Evan!!! hi everybody! looking forward to another great Wednesday night..
	9:11pm Andrew Fetter: Good Wednesday evening EFD and everyone else!
	9:11pm efd: greetings c_m, Loretta, Alex, UM, Holly and everyone else out there! Thanks for tuning in tonight!
	9:14pm cameron_michael: Thank you, Evan!
	9:14pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: I had to step away. I hope I didn't miss Harry Harrison with the American Breed.
	9:17pm efd: ha! Nope, that was a straight-up 45.
	9:17pm efd: welcome BGZ!
	9:17pm Mikey Lyres: Hey efd. Feeling the Farfiza
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: Whew!
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: Then there are the American Breed Coca Cola commercials. Probably can't play those...
	9:20pm nickybones: Love those Soul Jazz comps!
	9:25pm Lonely Planet Boy: 12 hours from now, I'll be boarding train in Williamsburg, Va. Destination: WFMU record fair!
	9:28pm Lil' Bogaerts: Oh yeah man
	9:30pm Loretta: yeah Evan.. looking forward to your shows as always!
	9:33pm Danne D: Hey EFD :) Hey everyone :)
	9:35pm Andrew Waterloo: Zolar X is a fascinating band.
	9:39pm Danne D: not to be confused with Split Squad :)
	9:39pm Danne D: Hi Holly :) And look BGZ and Canadian Cam and all kinds of all-stars are in the house :)
	9:39pm Holly in NC: @Andrew - Neat article about Zolar X in Flying Saucer Rock & Roll (a book of stories that originally ran in Rocktober, edited by Jake Austin). Hi Danne! @efd, so glad you are staying in your/this timeslot. Also glad Thomas S. is moving to a human hour. Not happy about lack of Terre T!
	9:43pm Mildred: I love this tune. Thanks EFD!
	9:48pm JakeGould: Endless. Indeed.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Dang. It ended.
	9:50pm efd: actually I got the title wrong (thank you, clear vinyl). Updating shortly.
	9:53pm Holly in NC: 16th person to clicky star Laura C :-)
	9:55pm JakeGould: If it ended, where are we?
	10:04pm Michael from the Left Coast: I've joined late and I'm in the middle of seventeen things but I see the Motors on the playlist and I have a question for the group--why weren't the Motors bigger? Even Bram Tchaikovsky and Tom Robinson Band had bigger "hits" than the Motors did but they Motors did fine work.
	10:06pm 12539: (I think you should say, "Rwah," and throw in an extra "poisson rouge" for fun.)
	10:14pm efd: ha! I'll consider it.
	10:15pm efd: Michael ftLC I wish I had an answer for that... I agree, they had several radio-worthy tunes, including the one I played. I don't know why none of them caught on even within the limited new wave/punk realm that gave attention to the other artists you mention.
	10:18pm Uncle Michael: What happened to Strawberry Letter #23?
	10:18pm efd: I had to start over and play it at the right speed.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: Ahhh...
	10:19pm Stevel: Details, details.
	10:19pm Uncle Michael: I thought it was Shuggie at first!
	10:19pm Marcel M: Fuck yeah Strawberry Letter 23
	10:19pm Marcel M: When it got cut off I almost died
	10:20pm jmd: nice save!
	10:20pm efd: SORRY EVERYBODY!
	10:21pm Uncle Michael: It's all good!
	10:22pm Marcel M: I have this on the Jackie Brown soundtrack LP
	10:22pm Joe D.: Strawberry Letter 23 always always always perfect on 65 degree nights in late May
	10:23pm Joe D.: I wonder how Anton would feel about the segue tho
	10:23pm Lonely Planet Boy: What Uncle Michael said.
	10:31pm Stevel: There's some righteously mellow shit going down right here.
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: Iceland? ICELAND?
	10:32pm Holly in NC: On, this Poker song is totally kickass!
	10:34pm Danne D: Poker :) A band I can get behind
	10:38pm pacific standard simon: :P
	10:39pm map: Did you inherit Nat Roe's airhorn?
	10:41pm Joe B: sorry if this was mentioned but the Strawberry letter 23 45 picture sleeve version came with a strawberry scent.
	10:43pm Cubicle Carl: Ace Frehley spends much time on Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise in his autobiography.
	10:44pm pacific standard simon: Does the station manager allow scented records in the record library?
	10:44pm Joe B: Dust was a nice RSD reissue recently, last year maybe.
	10:45pm Joe B: unfortunately some have a scent that we are not sure how it got there
	10:45pm Droll: . o O ( Agreed, fine drumming: Great feel, chops on demand. )
	10:45pm efd: yeah, I didn't get the vinyl reissue but did pick up the CD. I think it was my #1 or #2 reissue of 2013.
	10:46pm Joe B: I also picked up the CD as well. Neither will be for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	10:47pm pacific standard simon: I had a cat once who added some scent to some of my books.
	10:48pm Holly in NC: Oh, the memories...
	10:48pm cameron_michael: Cold Gin makes me think of the Sound Collage.
	10:50pm pacific standard simon: Not having punk rock around in '74 tended to make bands like Kiss and Ted Nugent sound better than they might have, otherwise.
	10:51pm Joe B: impressive list of credits for this cat. thanks for the tribute efd
	10:51pm Cubicle Carl: I performed Cold Gin at karaoke once. I was on a cruise with my parents, and even though there were only about 5 people in the bar, it was the highlight of the trip.
	10:52pm Holly in NC: @efd, impossible to overplay this!
	10:53pm Joe B: wow, didn't realize Michael Brown of the Left Banke was involved in this group. or probably knew and forgot at some point.
	10:54pm pacific standard simon: Rod Stewart Lite!
	10:54pm Joe B: but he's not on brother louie apparently
	10:55pm Holly in NC: ok, @efd, you are somehow picking my brain for my favorite songs.
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: You know who you should have on your special? The Pips. No...just the Pips.
	10:56pm Lonely Planet Boy: We need more of these early 70's "strings".
	10:58pm efd: Joe B, weirdly enough "Brother Louie" was the only Kerner & Wise production on the album.
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: How 'bout them Cubbies, UM?
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: This is about my favorite Dust track.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Hey, we didn't get no-hit. And we chased Timmy.
	11:01pm Joe B: wiki says it was initially left off the LP, then once it broke the LP was re-pressed with Brother Louie. Kama Sutra even stuck some original copies of the record inside sleeves that listed Brother Louie!
	11:01pm Joe B: Speaking of, there will be not one but TWO copies of Brother Louie for sale at table B12 Sunday at the record fair!
	11:03pm Uncle Michael: I still think I prefer Hot Chocolate's original Brother Louie.
	11:17pm Holly in NC: @UM, That's a tough call (for me)! On the other hand, I have strong preference for Shuggie's original Strawberry Letter. And I love this eastlink lp, it makes me want to put on heavy boots and kick things. Inanimate things, of course!
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: I'm with you on Shuggie.
	11:18pm Andrew Waterloo: I like the Eastlink single, haven't heard the album.
	11:21pm efd: I need to remember this song for next year's Dog Show show!
	11:21pm Holly in NC: Peter & the Test Tube babies reminding me of Love & Rockets (I know, I know...)
	11:23pm Holly in NC: Oh my gosh, opening to Sleaford Mods so reminiscent of Bongo Joe's "Innocent Little Doggie". Both songs will now be stuck in my head all night.
	11:28pm Droll: CanCon: Check!
	11:28pm Uncle Michael: oh my
	11:28pm Danne D: LOL Knew this was Aldo Nova at the very start of this song. Why couldn't Ken have picked this one for the SSD contest for me today :)
	11:28pm Alex of Chicago: Pretty amazing...
	11:29pm Holly in NC: Oh. My. God.
	11:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Another CanCon song I didn't know the artist for.
	11:30pm Santos L Halper: Is this your answer to BT playing Loverboy yesterday?
	11:31pm efd: ha! Maybe subconsciously it is, Santos.
	11:32pm Uncle Michael: Aldo Nova: Dead or Canadian?
	11:33pm Ignore Function: Aldo Nova should play the WFMU record fair.
	11:34pm Danne D: I gotta run now :) will be listening in the car :) Thanks for a great show as always, EFD. See you at the record fair! Take care everyone!
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: Evan, that's like Valencia St. in San Francisco, where Subterranean Records was at that time.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: I always went with Africa by Toto.
	11:36pm Uncle Michael: Or not.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: Also home of The Deaf Club, and The Ramones' favorite burrito joint. "Yuppie" paradise, now.
	11:38pm Droll: NOOOOoooooooo!!!! Oh, the humanity! Leopard-skin suit! Lazer guitar! It's all TRUE! www.youtube.com...
	11:39pm fleep: Yep.
	11:44pm Uncle Michael: BLACKHAWKS keep their season alive in double overtime!
	11:44pm pacific standard simon: I wonder if Miriam has a leopard-print caveman suit.
	11:45pm Michael from the Left Coast: and why didn't Milk 'n' Cookies become the first band to break out of CBGB--they were very mainstream commercial, weren't they?
	11:48pm Droll: MftLC, My teeth hurt listening to Milk 'n' Cookies. I don't get it either.
	11:49pm Michael from the Left Coast: Ian McLagan? No playlist update yet
	11:50pm pacific standard simon: People didn't go to CBGB if they were looking for mainstream commercial.
	11:50pm efd: you got it Michael!
	11:51pm Holly in NC: @Droll - Your Aldo Nova youtube link suggested that I next watch Red Riders (excellent! Lunatic Fringe!) amd Frida (not so much). But I think perhaps it's really time for Sniff n the Tears' 'Driver's Seat'.
	11:51pm Uncle Michael: And yet...those bands are the soundtrack of Madison Avenue now.
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: hmm.. Goddo is touring again..
	11:52pm Uncle Michael: Frida's Phil Collins-produced LP was once a staple on my turntable.
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats...forgot to ask for some J. Geils. Maybe next week.
	11:56pm pacific standard simon: Heh heh.
	11:57pm Uncle Michael: Great show, Evan. Thanks! Boom boom, out go the lights. See you all later.
	11:58pm Droll: Thanks, EFD! Have a fun week!
	11:58pm 12539: Merci, Monsieur Le Fonque.
	12:00am Holly in NC: Thank you, efd

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from May 28, 2014

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