WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 3, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:48am Matt from Springfield: Could it be? Could it BE?! It IS!!! Welcome back Amanda! I missed you, we all missed you!
	11:53am Carmichael: Hey Amanda! Just rolled into work to meet the daily disasters that await. You're a rose among the thorns. Let's enjoy some music together with friends!
	11:54am listener james from westwood: welcome back to studio c, amanda! awesome to have you back! hope the time away was inspiring and productive.
	11:55am kat330: Yay, welcome home, Amanda!! Hi, Matt, Carmichael and James! [Be back in a few.]
	11:56am Matt from Springfield: Hi Carm, you just clearly stated why we love the Scenario! Hello LJFW!
	12:00pm Matt from Springfield: Hi kat! Let's do this!
	12:00pm Matt from Springfield: "Hazy Shade Of Winter"! Nice arrangement here with this band!
	12:01pm SteveL: EEEEEEEE!!!!! Amanda! [ahem]
	12:01pm SteveL: Fill-ins were excellent, but hey, they weren't you.
	♥ 12:02pm Amanda: Hey everybody! I'm glad to be back, and interested to see whether I remember how to do all this stuff after 4 weeks away.
	12:03pm Matt from Springfield: Robyn Hitchcock, with Egyptians! Yes!
	12:03pm -S-: Alright now...Lets get this started!.Yesereebob!
	12:04pm Philo Gristle: Hi everybody! Was on the phone with kat when our company phones went on the blitz, so figured I'd drop by here to say hello (and slyly notify kat that I can't call her back). Too bad I can't listen to the show as it's no streaming at the office!
	12:05pm Matt from Springfield: Take your time, Amanda. And if you don't remember, it's like meeting a friend all over again! A complex, needy, technical friend in small Studio C...
	12:06pm Matt from Springfield: Hi SteveL, S, Philo, all fans! @Philo: Too bad you can't listen! As pierre says, you're a "non-listener listener" for now.
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: should also say your well-chosen guest hosts did the timeslot proud.
	12:09pm Matt from Springfield: @Amanda: Agree with SteveL, all your fill-ins were excellent, but it's THIS vibe of yours that we're so glad to be listening to again! This is an online stream with a jukebox of songs, so it's actually not necessary to get fill-ins, there's no "dead air" to fill; but I appreciate that you arranged fill-ins for us nonetheless, that's listener service and kindness!
	12:10pm kat330: Oh, THERE you are Mr. Gristle! I sent an email suggesting you check the premises for Mr. Krueger or Jason or Chthulhu. :)
	12:11pm kat330: OK, in position and properly attentive. @Amanda: Hope you'll regale us with your month-long creative sojourn at the mic break?!
	12:12pm Breian in UK: Hello Amanad & chums. How did the dogs take this hiatus?
	12:12pm Carmichael: Dave!
	12:13pm SteveL: Please tell us more about children on leashes.
	12:13pm Philo Gristle: I think it's just hulking hillbilly savages, republican reapers and corporate ne'er-do-wells in this building. And I'm not even kidding! Nice to recognize all the artists and most of the songs, so I can at least hum them in my head as a non-listener listener. Back to work!
	12:13pm kat330: What a bitchin' set of artists so far -- true faves of mine!
	♥ 12:13pm Amanda: The dogs were heartbroken, of course.
	12:13pm Doug S.: Hey Amanda! Welcome home!
	♥ 12:14pm Amanda: Hey Doug! xoxo! Did all go well at the dentist's?
	12:14pm kat330: S'long and kiitos, Sweetos! :)
	12:14pm Carmichael: @Braene Boru: I thikn your beykoard's broked.
	12:15pm Matt from Springfield: 80s Dave Edmunds! Hey, this is a good beat, somewhere between Steve Winwood and 80s Genesis.
	12:16pm Doug S.: All good for now. Apparently, I have a "strong bite."
	12:17pm kat330: @Brian: All you're missing is an "o" for including every vowel in your handle. ;)
	12:17pm Brian in UK: Managed to kick the dog off the keyboard, here is a link to Rockfield Studios that Dave Edmunds helped to make famous with his recordings. http://www.recordproduction.com/rockfield_recording_studios.html
	12:18pm kat330: @Doug: Excellent! My turn next week. Now if I can get that FMU transmitter inserted next week, the worry and pain and expense will be worth it.
	12:19pm Carmichael: I always hear a little ELO in that Edmunds song. A vastly underrated album, IMO, at least when compared to Repeat When Necessary or Subtle as a Flying Mallet.
	12:20pm Brian in UK: Doug, Is your Bach worse?
	♥ 12:20pm Amanda: @Carmichael -- Edmunds and Jeff Lynne were sometime collaborators, including on that song.
	♥ 12:20pm Amanda: (But I love those other two albums you mention!)
	12:22pm Brian in UK: I confess to losing Jeff Lynne after The Idle Race.
	12:22pm Matt from Springfield: Good Joe Jackson I haven't heard!
	12:25pm Hugo: Amanda is in da house! Welcome back!
	12:25pm Doug S.: Bachman Turner Overbite.
	12:28pm Fiveash: Hoorah! The Nazario Situation is back! Let me gently remind everyone that 31 Days of October (nee Shock & Awetober) is under way. Click the widget on the upper left hand corner of the playlist and support Amanda's show in particular and WFMU in general.
	12:29pm Matt from Springfield: Our "Pretty Flamingo" returns! Hi Doug!
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Some folks at work used to have a band called Overbite Delight.
	12:31pm Doug S.: By "pretty flamingo," I assume you are speaking of me, Matt from Springfield.
	12:35pm Matt from Springfield: Dental work can only make flamingos more beautiful. Just don't crack your beak on any nuts!
	12:35pm Carmichael: @Brian: That's a long time ago. I have a hard time keeping up with Roy Wood. @Matt: That's off Jackson's 2nd album, which is every bit as good as the 1st.
	12:40pm SteveL: Briefs gitar=YOW!!
	12:44pm Fiveash: The J. Geils Band, or, as we call them back home, "Fuckin' Geils".
	12:44pm Doug S.: One mildly friendly pledge of $25 will jump Amanda's total up to a wonderful 10%. Please be friendly and wonderful and make that pledge!
	12:45pm Brian in UK: This Friday it is fifty years since 'Love Me Do' was released. So.
	12:45pm efd: J. Geils Band! Boston represent!
	12:46pm Carmichael: Made loud to play loud!
	♥ 12:46pm Amanda: J. Geils is "boogie rock." Thanks for being such nice cheerleaders, Doug and Matt!
	12:46pm efd: oh, hi Matt!
	12:47pm SteveL: efd: Did you bring the Rachel Sweet?
	♥ 12:48pm Amanda: A short hop from Syracuse (the Penetrators) to Boston (Geils), it turns out. Ahem, SteveL, this is MY Rachel Sweet all the way...
	12:49pm Brian in UK: Oh that poor Rachel travelling around on the train during the Stiff tour with all those reprobates.
	12:50pm efd: Yes, Amanda is perfectly capable of bringing her own Rachel Sweet records. :) p.s. Hi Amanda!
	12:56pm Fiveash: Hey Evan! Welcome back from your birthday sojourn. And happy end of the miserable 2012 Red Sox season.
	♥ 12:56pm Amanda: Hi Evan! As I spoke earlier of people who like BOTH pub rock AND ELO, I realized you are one of those people, so it's cool that you checked in. OMG TEN PERCENT! What a homecoming gift.
	12:59pm Carmichael: The Records opened for Rachel Sweet on that Stiff tour. That would have been sweeeeeet ....
	♥ 1:02pm Amanda: You got that right
	1:03pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	1:03pm Brian in UK: You bet, Carmichael. It was what you might call a second division Stiff (flaccid) tour but The Records stand up.
	1:05pm Matt from Springfield: The modesty is not false, only pre-fabricated ;)
	1:06pm Matt from Springfield: Hiya NDBob!
	1:07pm Matt from Springfield: @Fiveash: "The Fuckin' Geils" can/should be used as a punk band name!
	1:08pm Matt from Springfield: Maybe Fuckin' "Guiles", to avoid possible lawsuits but still have the in-joke!
	1:09pm ndbob: @kat Thanks for the email!
	1:12pm Matt from Springfield: Beautiful autumn scenery in Vermont too, I bet! That sounded wonderful, I'm glad you got a lot done! Bonfires..on the HEATH!? :)
	1:14pm Danne D: Yay Amnazz is back from her world tour :)
	1:18pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Danne!
	1:18pm Danne D: M_f_S :)
	1:19pm Danne D: This is like a cross b/w Danielson Famile and Tears for Fears :)
	1:20pm Carmichael: Is this the Texas band with 10,000 people in brightly coloured robes?
	1:20pm Matt from Springfield: If the Danielson Famile were to perform "Sowing the Seeds of Love", maybe? :)
	1:20pm northguineahills: Kevin Blectum, a curious lady who's fun to listen to. Loving the set since Robyn Hitchcock.
	1:23pm Danne D: @Matt yup :) 'xactly :)
	1:23pm Danne D: Danielson Famile is a good name :) Has a lot going for it :)
	1:30pm Matt from Springfield: LOL, kinda "blue" indie rock!
	1:30pm Danne D: Being extra careful not to yank the headphones out of the computer jack during this song here at work...
	1:30pm Danne D: Yay :)
	1:31pm SteveL: Great cover.
	1:32pm Matt from Springfield: Split ENZ cover! And forget Pink Cadillacs, they're the Pink Lincolns!
	1:33pm Doug S.: Though WFMU can no longer survive on the contributions raised during our annual spring on-air Marathon, the station STEADFASTLY REFUSES to add more fund drives to our programming schedule. You gotta give it to a public radio station that holds a SILENT fund drive. Just brilliant. Support the brilliance. Support the silence. Support WFMU. Please make a conscientious offering using the pledge box, above. Thank you.
	1:35pm Matt from Springfield: @Danne: That's happened a few times to me since listening to FMU, fortunately nothing too off-the-wall blared into my office! But there was once an extremely close call, 2 mins after a hardcore punk track with very radical lyrics ended, my jack came out during a more innocuous song!
	1:39pm Fiveash: A Giant Duty!
	1:43pm kat330: @Matt: Yes, a marvelous "I Got You" cover! I was bopping and singing loudly along in the kitchen.
	1:44pm Matt from Springfield: Yet we have amazing fun on this program! Sweetness and profanity lead the way!
	1:45pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: It went over quite well on the board!
	1:45pm Hugo: That word "famile" is slightly confusing, isn't it? In my language, it is "familie" and in English "family". An intentional typo?
	1:47pm Danne D: I like that it ends in an "e" :)
	1:48pm Matt from Springfield: I've heard Nora y Delia before on FMU, they are soooo beautiful! And for the record, there is NO authorized excuse not to play them. (If you just played them, you can get a waiver to go into a song by another artist, but continuing to play Nora y Delia is more than welcome! :)
	1:49pm Hugo: Is it pronounced in the same way as family?
	1:52pm listener james from westwood: really like this "you only live twice" cover. back from my conference call just in time to hear it!
	1:53pm ndbob: I need to go - great having you back Amanda!
	1:53pm northguineahills: Yep, the Famile in Danielson Famile is pronounced like "family".
	1:54pm northguineahills: Famine-ly
	♥ 1:54pm Amanda: Bye ndbob, thanks for being here!
	1:55pm Matt from Springfield: @LJFW: "Baroque Primitiva" kind of describes the feel of it, abstractly. Think of it as a 300 year old demo!
	1:56pm Hugo: Language is funny. In famine, the e is mute.
	1:56pm Matt from Springfield: Have a good day NDBob! "See" ya later!
	1:56pm Doug S.: OMG! You gotta check this out: http://bit.ly/Pww32W Spread the word!!
	1:56pm kat330: I actually planned for this 3-hr. uninterrupted stretch in a crazy-busy week and, wouldn't you know, I have had 3 phone calls and 1 doorbell interruption while stove timers are beeping -- well, I'll just have to hit the archive for the minutes I've missed. :/
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: note to self: move conference call to be during another hour! it's cutting into my scenario time!
	1:57pm listener james from westwood: take care, ndbob!
	1:58pm kat330: Belated "bye" Bob!
	2:01pm Matt from Springfield: @Doug: That War on Xmas comp looks great! I'm spreading the love across different shows (yours and Amanda's, not coincidentally!), but expect to at least crack the $100 mark for the station! As at the Marathon, $75 will get you a DJ premium! And for just $25 more you can receive a WFMU "War on Christmas: A holiday music compilation" CD!
	2:01pm Danne D: I liked that Se Decidi Cosi :)
	2:02pm Matt from Springfield: Italian Motown, that's a new one! And Italian Jimmy Ruffin too! +8 on Obscurity Index!
	2:03pm kat330: I did, too, Danne.
	2:04pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: It's impossible for office rats like me to listen 3 hrs uninterrupted. Just hafta go with the flow, and when you have time for an Archive but not for a whole show, catch up on the minutes-and-seconds you missed!
	2:05pm Matt from Springfield: (201) 569-5170! The Rev. Solomon Burke, digs his eggs on the Jersey side!
	2:06pm kat330: The king! I know, Matt, just that my best-laid plans -- rats.
	2:06pm Matt from Springfield: Never heard Solomon Burke's mid 70s stuff, it seems he took on a more Barry White style to keep up with the times.
	♥ 2:06pm Amanda: Hey guys, I hear commenting, but I don't hear pledging...
	♥ 2:07pm Amanda: (Which I should never hear, by the way, this being a SILENT fundraiser.)
	2:08pm kat330: Amanda, Doug & Tony have "heard" the drill (and Charlie will tomorrow I s'pose), but Philo and I will be renewing our Mouse pledge in December (post-P.'s bonus time). You will be designated a chunk of that change -- promise!
	2:10pm Hugo: The mouse pledge lasts for 10 months, right?
	2:15pm Doug S.: @Hugo Yes. I believe the full Mouse of Today pledge level, when paid monthly, is debited in 10 equal installments.
	2:15pm Brian in UK: Bye the bye James, belated congrats on TWENTY years. 6345789 that's my number.
	2:15pm Matt from Springfield: One Fine fill-in for Finewine! J.J. Jackson is great!
	2:16pm kat330: @Hugo: AFAIK, 365 days! :) We happened to pledge right after I received estate administration funds last year. This year it will be after an annual bonus. If we donate to all the many worthy causes we do the moment there's any extra money in the bank, we can't have any excuse down the road. :) We paid in full and will again, another method of "no return" or reneges.
	2:16pm Brian in UK: Think that is Wilson Pickett.
	2:17pm SteveL: Cheesecake-aly!
	2:20pm Matt from Springfield: Sugarloaf's "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" from '74 doesn't say a number, but it dials one. At the time you could hold a touch-tone phone up to the song and it would dial that unlisted record label number for you!
	2:20pm Brian in UK: Amanda, looks like you are getting in practice for Singles Going Steady.
	2:20pm Matt from Springfield: "The song "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" is notable because it contained a practical joke at the expense of CBS Records, which had just turned them down for a recording contract. The song includes the sound of a touch-tone telephone number being dialed near the beginning and ending of the song. Those numbers were an unlisted phone number at CBS Records and a public number at the White House respectively."
	2:24pm Matt from Springfield: @SteveL: Like the "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" song with "We get along - swimming-ly!" Replace with "Looking nice - cheesecake-aly!"
	2:25pm Matt from Springfield: Ahhhh. We should all reflect together more often.
	2:27pm kat330: I guess Chuck Berry in Memphis Tennessee and Dan's Rikki never reveal a phone number.
	2:28pm listener james from westwood: thanks, brian! year 21's treating me nicely so far!
	2:28pm Danne D: Sorry Again :)
	2:28pm Mike VL: Welcome back, Amanda!
	2:28pm Hugo: @kat330: You're right. I checked the pledge page. It's spread across 12 months, which makes sense, I guess. That way the station is assured of regular income over the entire year. Still, it can be topped up, of course ... I very much liked getting the the 1gb memory stick with all that FMA stuff. I suppose I can't use it for anything else :-)
	2:28pm Danne D: I bought this cd at a Towers Records after listening for a little bit in a listener station thingy.
	2:29pm northguineahills: Woohoo! Velocity Girl! Durn, my internet went out and I missed out on 20 mins.
	2:31pm Matt from Springfield: "HAVE I THE RIGHT?"!!!! :D
	2:31pm Matt from Springfield: Anyone else feel a bit of a DC5 vibe in this song?
	2:31pm kat330: Honeycombs! :)
	♥ 2:32pm Amanda: Sorry Again is right... jeez. Hey Mike VL! :-)
	2:32pm Carmichael: I got this Honeycombs song on the first few drumbeats. Guess my past is burned into my mind ....
	2:33pm SteveL: First learned this song from The Ravers Punk Rock Christmas ep.
	2:33pm kat330: I remember this as it sounded coming out of a Radio Shack poodle transistor radio.
	2:33pm Hugo: Gosh! Mid-sixties Radio Luxembourg, if you ask me.
	2:33pm kat330: Me, too, Carmichael.
	2:34pm kat330: Holy moly, another from deep in aural memory.
	2:35pm Danne D: I ain't sayin' she's a gold digger...
	2:35pm kat330: 77 Sunset Strip.
	2:36pm Danne D: Arf Arf Arf Arf
	2:37pm Fiveash: This is best one. Pay close attention and hear Slim Gaillard say "Bobo"...
	2:37pm Matt from Springfield: "Let's drink espresso in a cave that's not so spoooky"!! "Edd Byrnes (born July 30, 1933) is an American actor known for his starring role in the television series 77 Sunset Strip. He also was featured in the 1978 film Grease as television teen-dance show host, Vince Fontaine, and a single-charted recording artist with "Kookie, Kookie -- Lend Me Your Comb" (with Connie Stevens)." THAT'S why the woman sounded familiar!
	2:37pm Carmichael: Yes Hugo, I heard it from Luxembourg via a transistor. Great station, that.
	2:37pm kat330: Now, Amanda, if you have a song about Radio Shack, that will be most remarkable. ;)
	2:39pm Matt from Springfield: Slim Gaillard! Gaylord Fields actually performed "The Barking Beatles" at a H&M show!
	2:39pm Fiveash: This is other best one.
	2:39pm Matt from Springfield: "APEMAN"!!! Your last set is ON FIRE, Amanda! :-D
	2:40pm Carmichael: Oh my. I bought this original Kinks 45 when it came out. That's how old I am. From the 1st Tower Records store.
	2:40pm listener james from westwood: w00t! profanity ahead!!
	2:40pm kat330: Back in the '60s, many AM stations were good stations by today's standards. WAKY in Lullville played Motown followed by Dean Martin followed by the Beatles followed by Jimi Hendrix. Those were the days.
	2:40pm Danne D: Yup M_f_S I remember that well :) Gaylord was great :)
	2:42pm kat330: @Carmichael: I'm pretty certain the first 45 I bought on my own was the Kinks' "All the Day..." or "I'm So Tired" if that wasn't the B side to the former.
	♥ 2:42pm Amanda: Well anticipated, Listener James!
	2:43pm Carmichael: John Gosling plays piano on this Kinks song, the self-described "world's worst piano player". He shows off his skills on Ducks on the Wall.
	2:46pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: The 60s Top 40 was all over the place--and those variety shows! Individual items were often not great, but truely stellar performances from new rock bands were interspersed among them. You could have had Kate Smith, immediately followed by Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd in those days! :)
	2:47pm kat330: If you could learn to tune out the commercials and the awful DJ patter, it was almost the spectrum we've come to love at FMU.
	2:48pm Matt from Springfield: The Kinks first "hit" 45 was "You Really Got Me", Aug 1964. Next was "All Day And All Of The Night" in Oct, and "Tired Of Waiting For You" in Jan '65, so you got the era narrowed down.
	2:49pm Danne D: That Shangri-Las song reminded me of Snoopy and the Red Baron :)
	2:49pm Matt from Springfield: Type of the Devil....!
	2:49pm Carmichael: If they are available in the US, go back and view the Old Grey Whistle Test show. Wonderful mish-mash of artists that would never happen today. Also, to a lesser extent Ready Steady Go or the TAMI shows.
	2:49pm Fiveash: This song is freaking Skeeter out!
	2:49pm kat330: I'm pretty sure Tired of Waiting for You was on the flip of All Day and All... -- I think I played that more often than the bigger A-side hit. But then, I tended to like the unheralded George Harrison tracks, few as they were, on the early Beatles' albums.
	2:50pm Hugo: If you are on a sixties kick, here's an option: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006wqlv
	2:50pm Carmichael: Jesus H. Christ on a crutch! Just when I thought I heard every possible Beatles parody, you pull this out. Well played, ma'am.
	2:51pm kat330: If I've said it once I've said it twice: I'm a contrarian. I pledge to FMU in December. :)
	2:52pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Amanda, quick thinking request! Beatle Barker/Purrer/Cluckers...mothercluckers!
	2:52pm northguineahills: Not sure if I snarfed your email address, kat, but I attempted to send one last week.
	2:52pm listener james from westwood: you want more chickens, there's always that chickenwolf "born to be wild" cut greasy kid stuff used to play.
	2:53pm northguineahills: Glad to have you back, Amanda, great set as per usual!
	2:54pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Almost as thrilling as the return of Nazario Scenario is the return of Charlie Lewis and Busy Doing Nothing! Be sure to tune in tomorrow at Noon (Eastern) here on the Drummer Stream to hear Charlie! A boat load of highly entertaining entertainers are lined up to entertain you on your 24-hour stream Give the Drummer Radio: Ofege Carabao Nari Ali Eo Sinh + Namh Hao The Fore Thoughts A. Dobrohotov Dolly Parton Thomas East & the Fabulous Playboys Wee Willie Walker Walter Roland Southern Revivalists of New Orleans Mr. Dube Billy Wooten Andrew Cyrille Arsenio Rodríguez y Su Conjunto Michi Sarmiento Conjunto Sete de Ouros and more and more and eternally more... Please pledge to support WFMU and your favorite Give the Drummer Radio show!
	2:54pm kat330: @NGH: Hm, nope, never arrived. Matt was able to get to it -- if you have Matt's or Matt's has yours? OR, say, Amanda, you're authorized to give ngh my email if he emails you for it, OK?
	2:54pm Danne D: Chickenwolf: http://wfmu.org/artistbrowser.php?action=artist&artist=Chickenwolf&artist_id=459
	2:55pm Hugo: Yes, the Whistle Test was pretty good. I have a double dvd of many of the artists on that show. Bob Harris, who was the initial host, has a country show on BBC Radio 2.
	2:55pm Carmichael: Thanks for everything Amanda, and glad to have you back again.
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: muchas gracias por la musica, amanda! glad to have you back!
	2:55pm Danne D: Thanks Amanda :) Glad to have you back where you belong :D Have a great day everyone :)
	2:56pm kat330: Echoing those regular dudes right above -- THANK YOU and welcome back, Amanda!
	2:57pm Matt from Springfield: Sensitive Studio C, I should donate a supplement to its "ON AIR" light--a "Vinyl playing, do not walk in!" light!
	2:57pm kat330: [@NGH: or simply try the straightforward: my handle in front of gmail.]
	2:58pm SteveL: Nice. I like this song more than I generally admit.
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks so much for playing! We are glad for your triumphant return! Nice tunes, lovely mic breaks, love the whole package you bring! Have a good afternoon everyone!
	2:59pm Hugo: Seconded!
	3:01pm Amanda: See you all next week! If I close my eyes forever, we'll still remember this afternoon.
	6:49pm Rob K: Thanks for the Workdogs airplay! Check out my new thing Jam Messengers!
	11:44pm Amanda: Yeah Rob K! Thank you for checking in.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 3, 2012

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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October 3, 2012: Sorry Again
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians	A Globe of Frogs	Globe of Frogs	A&M	1988	LP			0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
The Jam	Absolute Beginners		Polydor	1981	7"			0:04:57 (Pop‑up)
Swingers	The Flak	Counting the Beat	Backstreet	1981	LP			0:07:48 (Pop‑up)
Dave Edmunds	Breaking Out	Riff Raff	Columbia	1984	LP			0:11:20 (Pop‑up)
Shoes	Will You Spin For Me?	Best	Black Vinyl	1987	CD			0:14:43 (Pop‑up)
Joe Jackson	On Your Radio	I'm The Man	A&M	1979	LP			0:18:27 (Pop‑up)
The Penetrators	Gotta Have Her		Windian	1976/2011	7"			0:22:22 (Pop‑up)
Wyldlife	S.W.A.K.	s/t						0:24:35 (Pop‑up)

Cheap Time	Other Stories		Sweet Rot		7"		*	0:35:18 (Pop‑up)
The Briefs	Getting Hit On at the Bank	Steal Yer Heart	BYO	2005	CD			0:38:01 (Pop‑up)
The Hate Bombs	She's The Girl		Speed-o-Meter	1994	7"			0:40:41 (Pop‑up)
J. Geils Band	So Sharp	The Morning After	Atlantic	1971	LP			0:42:53 (Pop‑up)
Rachel Sweet	Cuckoo Clock	Fool Around	Stiff/Columbia	1978	LP			0:45:37 (Pop‑up)
World of Pooh	Stones of Judgment	A Trip To Your Tonsils EP	Nuf Sed	1993	7"			0:48:26 (Pop‑up)
Cows	The New Girl	Whorn	Amphetamine Reptile	1996	CD			0:51:31 (Pop‑up)
The Workdogs	Unbroken	"Electric Mutt"	In The Red	1992	7"			0:56:46 (Pop‑up)
Tammy Wynette	There Goes My Everything	Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad	Epic Legacy		CD			1:00:34 (Pop‑up)

Slant 6	What Kind of Monster Are You?							1:12:25 (Pop‑up)
Blectum from Blechdom	Crackopenstein	The Messy Jesse Fiesta	Deluxe	2000	CD			1:15:03 (Pop‑up)
The Polyphonic Spree	Section 12 (Hold Me Now)	Together We're Heavy	Hollywood	2004	CD			1:18:01 (Pop‑up)
Young Turks	Fruit of the Fever		Rainforest Records	1991	7"			1:22:27 (Pop‑up)
Wonderama	Everyday Should Be My Birthday		Ajax	1990	7"			1:25:56 (Pop‑up)
The Frogs	Lady B.S.	Count Yer Blessingz	The Frogs		CD		*	1:27:47 (Pop‑up)
Pink Lincolns	I Got You	Sumo Fumes	Stiff Pole	1993	7"			1:30:08 (Pop‑up)
Nada Surf	Telescope	Karmic	Hi-Speed Soul	1994/2007	CD			1:33:34 (Pop‑up)

Nora y Delia	La Mitad No Quiero	Asi como un Gorrion	SoL		LP			1:45:28 (Pop‑up)
Dee Clark	Blues Get Off My Shoulder		Abner	1959	7"			1:48:17 (Pop‑up)
Alvarius B.	You Only Live Twice	Baroque Primitiva	Abduction	2011	LP			1:51:44 (Pop‑up)
The Soundtrack of Our Lives	Still Aging	Behind the Music	Republic/Universal	2002	CD			1:54:52 (Pop‑up)
Jimmy Ruffin	Se Decidi Cosi (What Becomes of the Brokenhearted)	Motown Around the World: The Classic Singles (V/A)	Hip-O Select/Motown	2010 comp	CD			1:58:49 (Pop‑up)
Benny Johnson	Stop Me		Today	1973	7"			2:00:49 (Pop‑up)
Solomon Burke	I'll Never Stop Loving You (Never Ever Song)		Chess	1976	7"			2:04:06 (Pop‑up)
King Floyd & Dorothy Moore	We Can Love		Chimneyville	1975	7"			2:07:36 (Pop‑up)
J.J. Jackson	Four Walls		Calla	1967	7"			2:10:00 (Pop‑up)

Heartworms	A Heartworm Reflects		Popfactory	199?	7"			2:24:14 (Pop‑up)
Velocity Girl	Sorry Again	Simpatico!		1994				2:27:37 (Pop‑up)
The Honeycombs	Have I the Right?		Interphon	1964	7"			2:30:27 (Pop‑up)
Edd Byrnes	I Don't Dig You, Kookie	Kookie		1960?				2:33:35 (Pop‑up)
Slim Gaillard	Serenade to a Poodle	Laughing in Rhythm - Best of the Verve Years	Verve	1994 comp	CD			2:36:01 (Pop‑up)
The Kinks	Apeman	The Kinks Mono Kollectables Vol. 2		orig 1970	CD			2:38:51 (Pop‑up)
Lucinda Williams	Metal Firecracker	Car Wheels on a Gravel Road	Mercury	1998	CD			2:42:18 (Pop‑up)
The Shangri-Las	Long Live Our Love		Red Bird	1966	7"			2:45:32 (Pop‑up)
Beatle Barkers	We Can Work It Out			1983		from YouTube		2:48:32 (Pop‑up)

Lita Ford & Ozzy Osbourne	Close My Eyes Forever (not all of)	Lita	Dreamland	1988	LP			2:58:56 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	11:48am Matt from Springfield: Could it be? Could it BE?! It IS!!! Welcome back Amanda! I missed you, we all missed you!
	11:53am Carmichael: Hey Amanda! Just rolled into work to meet the daily disasters that await. You're a rose among the thorns. Let's enjoy some music together with friends!
	11:54am listener james from westwood: welcome back to studio c, amanda! awesome to have you back! hope the time away was inspiring and productive.
	11:55am kat330: Yay, welcome home, Amanda!! Hi, Matt, Carmichael and James! [Be back in a few.]
	11:56am Matt from Springfield: Hi Carm, you just clearly stated why we love the Scenario! Hello LJFW!
	12:00pm Matt from Springfield: Hi kat! Let's do this!
	12:00pm Matt from Springfield: "Hazy Shade Of Winter"! Nice arrangement here with this band!
	12:01pm SteveL: EEEEEEEE!!!!! Amanda! [ahem]
	12:01pm SteveL: Fill-ins were excellent, but hey, they weren't you.
	♥ 12:02pm Amanda: Hey everybody! I'm glad to be back, and interested to see whether I remember how to do all this stuff after 4 weeks away.
	12:03pm Matt from Springfield: Robyn Hitchcock, with Egyptians! Yes!
	12:03pm -S-: Alright now...Lets get this started!.Yesereebob!
	12:04pm Philo Gristle: Hi everybody! Was on the phone with kat when our company phones went on the blitz, so figured I'd drop by here to say hello (and slyly notify kat that I can't call her back). Too bad I can't listen to the show as it's no streaming at the office!
	12:05pm Matt from Springfield: Take your time, Amanda. And if you don't remember, it's like meeting a friend all over again! A complex, needy, technical friend in small Studio C...
	12:06pm Matt from Springfield: Hi SteveL, S, Philo, all fans! @Philo: Too bad you can't listen! As pierre says, you're a "non-listener listener" for now.
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: should also say your well-chosen guest hosts did the timeslot proud.
	12:09pm Matt from Springfield: @Amanda: Agree with SteveL, all your fill-ins were excellent, but it's THIS vibe of yours that we're so glad to be listening to again! This is an online stream with a jukebox of songs, so it's actually not necessary to get fill-ins, there's no "dead air" to fill; but I appreciate that you arranged fill-ins for us nonetheless, that's listener service and kindness!
	12:10pm kat330: Oh, THERE you are Mr. Gristle! I sent an email suggesting you check the premises for Mr. Krueger or Jason or Chthulhu. :)
	12:11pm kat330: OK, in position and properly attentive. @Amanda: Hope you'll regale us with your month-long creative sojourn at the mic break?!
	12:12pm Breian in UK: Hello Amanad & chums. How did the dogs take this hiatus?
	12:12pm Carmichael: Dave!
	12:13pm SteveL: Please tell us more about children on leashes.
	12:13pm Philo Gristle: I think it's just hulking hillbilly savages, republican reapers and corporate ne'er-do-wells in this building. And I'm not even kidding! Nice to recognize all the artists and most of the songs, so I can at least hum them in my head as a non-listener listener. Back to work!
	12:13pm kat330: What a bitchin' set of artists so far -- true faves of mine!
	♥ 12:13pm Amanda: The dogs were heartbroken, of course.
	12:13pm Doug S.: Hey Amanda! Welcome home!
	♥ 12:14pm Amanda: Hey Doug! xoxo! Did all go well at the dentist's?
	12:14pm kat330: S'long and kiitos, Sweetos! :)
	12:14pm Carmichael: @Braene Boru: I thikn your beykoard's broked.
	12:15pm Matt from Springfield: 80s Dave Edmunds! Hey, this is a good beat, somewhere between Steve Winwood and 80s Genesis.
	12:16pm Doug S.: All good for now. Apparently, I have a "strong bite."
	12:17pm kat330: @Brian: All you're missing is an "o" for including every vowel in your handle. ;)
	12:17pm Brian in UK: Managed to kick the dog off the keyboard, here is a link to Rockfield Studios that Dave Edmunds helped to make famous with his recordings. http://www.recordproduction.com/rockfield_recording_studios.html
	12:18pm kat330: @Doug: Excellent! My turn next week. Now if I can get that FMU transmitter inserted next week, the worry and pain and expense will be worth it.
	12:19pm Carmichael: I always hear a little ELO in that Edmunds song. A vastly underrated album, IMO, at least when compared to Repeat When Necessary or Subtle as a Flying Mallet.
	12:20pm Brian in UK: Doug, Is your Bach worse?
	♥ 12:20pm Amanda: @Carmichael -- Edmunds and Jeff Lynne were sometime collaborators, including on that song.
	♥ 12:20pm Amanda: (But I love those other two albums you mention!)
	12:22pm Brian in UK: I confess to losing Jeff Lynne after The Idle Race.
	12:22pm Matt from Springfield: Good Joe Jackson I haven't heard!
	12:25pm Hugo: Amanda is in da house! Welcome back!
	12:25pm Doug S.: Bachman Turner Overbite.
	12:28pm Fiveash: Hoorah! The Nazario Situation is back! Let me gently remind everyone that 31 Days of October (nee Shock & Awetober) is under way. Click the widget on the upper left hand corner of the playlist and support Amanda's show in particular and WFMU in general.
	12:29pm Matt from Springfield: Our "Pretty Flamingo" returns! Hi Doug!
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Some folks at work used to have a band called Overbite Delight.
	12:31pm Doug S.: By "pretty flamingo," I assume you are speaking of me, Matt from Springfield.
	12:35pm Matt from Springfield: Dental work can only make flamingos more beautiful. Just don't crack your beak on any nuts!
	12:35pm Carmichael: @Brian: That's a long time ago. I have a hard time keeping up with Roy Wood. @Matt: That's off Jackson's 2nd album, which is every bit as good as the 1st.
	12:40pm SteveL: Briefs gitar=YOW!!
	12:44pm Fiveash: The J. Geils Band, or, as we call them back home, "Fuckin' Geils".
	12:44pm Doug S.: One mildly friendly pledge of $25 will jump Amanda's total up to a wonderful 10%. Please be friendly and wonderful and make that pledge!
	12:45pm Brian in UK: This Friday it is fifty years since 'Love Me Do' was released. So.
	12:45pm efd: J. Geils Band! Boston represent!
	12:46pm Carmichael: Made loud to play loud!
	♥ 12:46pm Amanda: J. Geils is "boogie rock." Thanks for being such nice cheerleaders, Doug and Matt!
	12:46pm efd: oh, hi Matt!
	12:47pm SteveL: efd: Did you bring the Rachel Sweet?
	♥ 12:48pm Amanda: A short hop from Syracuse (the Penetrators) to Boston (Geils), it turns out. Ahem, SteveL, this is MY Rachel Sweet all the way...
	12:49pm Brian in UK: Oh that poor Rachel travelling around on the train during the Stiff tour with all those reprobates.
	12:50pm efd: Yes, Amanda is perfectly capable of bringing her own Rachel Sweet records. :) p.s. Hi Amanda!
	12:56pm Fiveash: Hey Evan! Welcome back from your birthday sojourn. And happy end of the miserable 2012 Red Sox season.
	♥ 12:56pm Amanda: Hi Evan! As I spoke earlier of people who like BOTH pub rock AND ELO, I realized you are one of those people, so it's cool that you checked in. OMG TEN PERCENT! What a homecoming gift.
	12:59pm Carmichael: The Records opened for Rachel Sweet on that Stiff tour. That would have been sweeeeeet ....
	♥ 1:02pm Amanda: You got that right
	1:03pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	1:03pm Brian in UK: You bet, Carmichael. It was what you might call a second division Stiff (flaccid) tour but The Records stand up.
	1:05pm Matt from Springfield: The modesty is not false, only pre-fabricated ;)
	1:06pm Matt from Springfield: Hiya NDBob!
	1:07pm Matt from Springfield: @Fiveash: "The Fuckin' Geils" can/should be used as a punk band name!
	1:08pm Matt from Springfield: Maybe Fuckin' "Guiles", to avoid possible lawsuits but still have the in-joke!
	1:09pm ndbob: @kat Thanks for the email!
	1:12pm Matt from Springfield: Beautiful autumn scenery in Vermont too, I bet! That sounded wonderful, I'm glad you got a lot done! Bonfires..on the HEATH!? :)
	1:14pm Danne D: Yay Amnazz is back from her world tour :)
	1:18pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Danne!
	1:18pm Danne D: M_f_S :)
	1:19pm Danne D: This is like a cross b/w Danielson Famile and Tears for Fears :)
	1:20pm Carmichael: Is this the Texas band with 10,000 people in brightly coloured robes?
	1:20pm Matt from Springfield: If the Danielson Famile were to perform "Sowing the Seeds of Love", maybe? :)
	1:20pm northguineahills: Kevin Blectum, a curious lady who's fun to listen to. Loving the set since Robyn Hitchcock.
	1:23pm Danne D: @Matt yup :) 'xactly :)
	1:23pm Danne D: Danielson Famile is a good name :) Has a lot going for it :)
	1:30pm Matt from Springfield: LOL, kinda "blue" indie rock!
	1:30pm Danne D: Being extra careful not to yank the headphones out of the computer jack during this song here at work...
	1:30pm Danne D: Yay :)
	1:31pm SteveL: Great cover.
	1:32pm Matt from Springfield: Split ENZ cover! And forget Pink Cadillacs, they're the Pink Lincolns!
	1:33pm Doug S.: Though WFMU can no longer survive on the contributions raised during our annual spring on-air Marathon, the station STEADFASTLY REFUSES to add more fund drives to our programming schedule. You gotta give it to a public radio station that holds a SILENT fund drive. Just brilliant. Support the brilliance. Support the silence. Support WFMU. Please make a conscientious offering using the pledge box, above. Thank you.
	1:35pm Matt from Springfield: @Danne: That's happened a few times to me since listening to FMU, fortunately nothing too off-the-wall blared into my office! But there was once an extremely close call, 2 mins after a hardcore punk track with very radical lyrics ended, my jack came out during a more innocuous song!
	1:39pm Fiveash: A Giant Duty!
	1:43pm kat330: @Matt: Yes, a marvelous "I Got You" cover! I was bopping and singing loudly along in the kitchen.
	1:44pm Matt from Springfield: Yet we have amazing fun on this program! Sweetness and profanity lead the way!
	1:45pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: It went over quite well on the board!
	1:45pm Hugo: That word "famile" is slightly confusing, isn't it? In my language, it is "familie" and in English "family". An intentional typo?
	1:47pm Danne D: I like that it ends in an "e" :)
	1:48pm Matt from Springfield: I've heard Nora y Delia before on FMU, they are soooo beautiful! And for the record, there is NO authorized excuse not to play them. (If you just played them, you can get a waiver to go into a song by another artist, but continuing to play Nora y Delia is more than welcome! :)
	1:49pm Hugo: Is it pronounced in the same way as family?
	1:52pm listener james from westwood: really like this "you only live twice" cover. back from my conference call just in time to hear it!
	1:53pm ndbob: I need to go - great having you back Amanda!
	1:53pm northguineahills: Yep, the Famile in Danielson Famile is pronounced like "family".
	1:54pm northguineahills: Famine-ly
	♥ 1:54pm Amanda: Bye ndbob, thanks for being here!
	1:55pm Matt from Springfield: @LJFW: "Baroque Primitiva" kind of describes the feel of it, abstractly. Think of it as a 300 year old demo!
	1:56pm Hugo: Language is funny. In famine, the e is mute.
	1:56pm Matt from Springfield: Have a good day NDBob! "See" ya later!
	1:56pm Doug S.: OMG! You gotta check this out: http://bit.ly/Pww32W Spread the word!!
	1:56pm kat330: I actually planned for this 3-hr. uninterrupted stretch in a crazy-busy week and, wouldn't you know, I have had 3 phone calls and 1 doorbell interruption while stove timers are beeping -- well, I'll just have to hit the archive for the minutes I've missed. :/
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: note to self: move conference call to be during another hour! it's cutting into my scenario time!
	1:57pm listener james from westwood: take care, ndbob!
	1:58pm kat330: Belated "bye" Bob!
	2:01pm Matt from Springfield: @Doug: That War on Xmas comp looks great! I'm spreading the love across different shows (yours and Amanda's, not coincidentally!), but expect to at least crack the $100 mark for the station! As at the Marathon, $75 will get you a DJ premium! And for just $25 more you can receive a WFMU "War on Christmas: A holiday music compilation" CD!
	2:01pm Danne D: I liked that Se Decidi Cosi :)
	2:02pm Matt from Springfield: Italian Motown, that's a new one! And Italian Jimmy Ruffin too! +8 on Obscurity Index!
	2:03pm kat330: I did, too, Danne.
	2:04pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: It's impossible for office rats like me to listen 3 hrs uninterrupted. Just hafta go with the flow, and when you have time for an Archive but not for a whole show, catch up on the minutes-and-seconds you missed!
	2:05pm Matt from Springfield: (201) 569-5170! The Rev. Solomon Burke, digs his eggs on the Jersey side!
	2:06pm kat330: The king! I know, Matt, just that my best-laid plans -- rats.
	2:06pm Matt from Springfield: Never heard Solomon Burke's mid 70s stuff, it seems he took on a more Barry White style to keep up with the times.
	♥ 2:06pm Amanda: Hey guys, I hear commenting, but I don't hear pledging...
	♥ 2:07pm Amanda: (Which I should never hear, by the way, this being a SILENT fundraiser.)
	2:08pm kat330: Amanda, Doug & Tony have "heard" the drill (and Charlie will tomorrow I s'pose), but Philo and I will be renewing our Mouse pledge in December (post-P.'s bonus time). You will be designated a chunk of that change -- promise!
	2:10pm Hugo: The mouse pledge lasts for 10 months, right?
	2:15pm Doug S.: @Hugo Yes. I believe the full Mouse of Today pledge level, when paid monthly, is debited in 10 equal installments.
	2:15pm Brian in UK: Bye the bye James, belated congrats on TWENTY years. 6345789 that's my number.
	2:15pm Matt from Springfield: One Fine fill-in for Finewine! J.J. Jackson is great!
	2:16pm kat330: @Hugo: AFAIK, 365 days! :) We happened to pledge right after I received estate administration funds last year. This year it will be after an annual bonus. If we donate to all the many worthy causes we do the moment there's any extra money in the bank, we can't have any excuse down the road. :) We paid in full and will again, another method of "no return" or reneges.
	2:16pm Brian in UK: Think that is Wilson Pickett.
	2:17pm SteveL: Cheesecake-aly!
	2:20pm Matt from Springfield: Sugarloaf's "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" from '74 doesn't say a number, but it dials one. At the time you could hold a touch-tone phone up to the song and it would dial that unlisted record label number for you!
	2:20pm Brian in UK: Amanda, looks like you are getting in practice for Singles Going Steady.
	2:20pm Matt from Springfield: "The song "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" is notable because it contained a practical joke at the expense of CBS Records, which had just turned them down for a recording contract. The song includes the sound of a touch-tone telephone number being dialed near the beginning and ending of the song. Those numbers were an unlisted phone number at CBS Records and a public number at the White House respectively."
	2:24pm Matt from Springfield: @SteveL: Like the "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" song with "We get along - swimming-ly!" Replace with "Looking nice - cheesecake-aly!"
	2:25pm Matt from Springfield: Ahhhh. We should all reflect together more often.
	2:27pm kat330: I guess Chuck Berry in Memphis Tennessee and Dan's Rikki never reveal a phone number.
	2:28pm listener james from westwood: thanks, brian! year 21's treating me nicely so far!
	2:28pm Danne D: Sorry Again :)
	2:28pm Mike VL: Welcome back, Amanda!
	2:28pm Hugo: @kat330: You're right. I checked the pledge page. It's spread across 12 months, which makes sense, I guess. That way the station is assured of regular income over the entire year. Still, it can be topped up, of course ... I very much liked getting the the 1gb memory stick with all that FMA stuff. I suppose I can't use it for anything else :-)
	2:28pm Danne D: I bought this cd at a Towers Records after listening for a little bit in a listener station thingy.
	2:29pm northguineahills: Woohoo! Velocity Girl! Durn, my internet went out and I missed out on 20 mins.
	2:31pm Matt from Springfield: "HAVE I THE RIGHT?"!!!! :D
	2:31pm Matt from Springfield: Anyone else feel a bit of a DC5 vibe in this song?
	2:31pm kat330: Honeycombs! :)
	♥ 2:32pm Amanda: Sorry Again is right... jeez. Hey Mike VL! :-)
	2:32pm Carmichael: I got this Honeycombs song on the first few drumbeats. Guess my past is burned into my mind ....
	2:33pm SteveL: First learned this song from The Ravers Punk Rock Christmas ep.
	2:33pm kat330: I remember this as it sounded coming out of a Radio Shack poodle transistor radio.
	2:33pm Hugo: Gosh! Mid-sixties Radio Luxembourg, if you ask me.
	2:33pm kat330: Me, too, Carmichael.
	2:34pm kat330: Holy moly, another from deep in aural memory.
	2:35pm Danne D: I ain't sayin' she's a gold digger...
	2:35pm kat330: 77 Sunset Strip.
	2:36pm Danne D: Arf Arf Arf Arf
	2:37pm Fiveash: This is best one. Pay close attention and hear Slim Gaillard say "Bobo"...
	2:37pm Matt from Springfield: "Let's drink espresso in a cave that's not so spoooky"!! "Edd Byrnes (born July 30, 1933) is an American actor known for his starring role in the television series 77 Sunset Strip. He also was featured in the 1978 film Grease as television teen-dance show host, Vince Fontaine, and a single-charted recording artist with "Kookie, Kookie -- Lend Me Your Comb" (with Connie Stevens)." THAT'S why the woman sounded familiar!
	2:37pm Carmichael: Yes Hugo, I heard it from Luxembourg via a transistor. Great station, that.
	2:37pm kat330: Now, Amanda, if you have a song about Radio Shack, that will be most remarkable. ;)
	2:39pm Matt from Springfield: Slim Gaillard! Gaylord Fields actually performed "The Barking Beatles" at a H&M show!
	2:39pm Fiveash: This is other best one.
	2:39pm Matt from Springfield: "APEMAN"!!! Your last set is ON FIRE, Amanda! :-D
	2:40pm Carmichael: Oh my. I bought this original Kinks 45 when it came out. That's how old I am. From the 1st Tower Records store.
	2:40pm listener james from westwood: w00t! profanity ahead!!
	2:40pm kat330: Back in the '60s, many AM stations were good stations by today's standards. WAKY in Lullville played Motown followed by Dean Martin followed by the Beatles followed by Jimi Hendrix. Those were the days.
	2:40pm Danne D: Yup M_f_S I remember that well :) Gaylord was great :)
	2:42pm kat330: @Carmichael: I'm pretty certain the first 45 I bought on my own was the Kinks' "All the Day..." or "I'm So Tired" if that wasn't the B side to the former.
	♥ 2:42pm Amanda: Well anticipated, Listener James!
	2:43pm Carmichael: John Gosling plays piano on this Kinks song, the self-described "world's worst piano player". He shows off his skills on Ducks on the Wall.
	2:46pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: The 60s Top 40 was all over the place--and those variety shows! Individual items were often not great, but truely stellar performances from new rock bands were interspersed among them. You could have had Kate Smith, immediately followed by Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd in those days! :)
	2:47pm kat330: If you could learn to tune out the commercials and the awful DJ patter, it was almost the spectrum we've come to love at FMU.
	2:48pm Matt from Springfield: The Kinks first "hit" 45 was "You Really Got Me", Aug 1964. Next was "All Day And All Of The Night" in Oct, and "Tired Of Waiting For You" in Jan '65, so you got the era narrowed down.
	2:49pm Danne D: That Shangri-Las song reminded me of Snoopy and the Red Baron :)
	2:49pm Matt from Springfield: Type of the Devil....!
	2:49pm Carmichael: If they are available in the US, go back and view the Old Grey Whistle Test show. Wonderful mish-mash of artists that would never happen today. Also, to a lesser extent Ready Steady Go or the TAMI shows.
	2:49pm Fiveash: This song is freaking Skeeter out!
	2:49pm kat330: I'm pretty sure Tired of Waiting for You was on the flip of All Day and All... -- I think I played that more often than the bigger A-side hit. But then, I tended to like the unheralded George Harrison tracks, few as they were, on the early Beatles' albums.
	2:50pm Hugo: If you are on a sixties kick, here's an option: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006wqlv
	2:50pm Carmichael: Jesus H. Christ on a crutch! Just when I thought I heard every possible Beatles parody, you pull this out. Well played, ma'am.
	2:51pm kat330: If I've said it once I've said it twice: I'm a contrarian. I pledge to FMU in December. :)
	2:52pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Amanda, quick thinking request! Beatle Barker/Purrer/Cluckers...mothercluckers!
	2:52pm northguineahills: Not sure if I snarfed your email address, kat, but I attempted to send one last week.
	2:52pm listener james from westwood: you want more chickens, there's always that chickenwolf "born to be wild" cut greasy kid stuff used to play.
	2:53pm northguineahills: Glad to have you back, Amanda, great set as per usual!
	2:54pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Almost as thrilling as the return of Nazario Scenario is the return of Charlie Lewis and Busy Doing Nothing! Be sure to tune in tomorrow at Noon (Eastern) here on the Drummer Stream to hear Charlie! A boat load of highly entertaining entertainers are lined up to entertain you on your 24-hour stream Give the Drummer Radio: Ofege Carabao Nari Ali Eo Sinh + Namh Hao The Fore Thoughts A. Dobrohotov Dolly Parton Thomas East & the Fabulous Playboys Wee Willie Walker Walter Roland Southern Revivalists of New Orleans Mr. Dube Billy Wooten Andrew Cyrille Arsenio Rodríguez y Su Conjunto Michi Sarmiento Conjunto Sete de Ouros and more and more and eternally more... Please pledge to support WFMU and your favorite Give the Drummer Radio show!
	2:54pm kat330: @NGH: Hm, nope, never arrived. Matt was able to get to it -- if you have Matt's or Matt's has yours? OR, say, Amanda, you're authorized to give ngh my email if he emails you for it, OK?
	2:54pm Danne D: Chickenwolf: http://wfmu.org/artistbrowser.php?action=artist&artist=Chickenwolf&artist_id=459
	2:55pm Hugo: Yes, the Whistle Test was pretty good. I have a double dvd of many of the artists on that show. Bob Harris, who was the initial host, has a country show on BBC Radio 2.
	2:55pm Carmichael: Thanks for everything Amanda, and glad to have you back again.
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: muchas gracias por la musica, amanda! glad to have you back!
	2:55pm Danne D: Thanks Amanda :) Glad to have you back where you belong :D Have a great day everyone :)
	2:56pm kat330: Echoing those regular dudes right above -- THANK YOU and welcome back, Amanda!
	2:57pm Matt from Springfield: Sensitive Studio C, I should donate a supplement to its "ON AIR" light--a "Vinyl playing, do not walk in!" light!
	2:57pm kat330: [@NGH: or simply try the straightforward: my handle in front of gmail.]
	2:58pm SteveL: Nice. I like this song more than I generally admit.
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks so much for playing! We are glad for your triumphant return! Nice tunes, lovely mic breaks, love the whole package you bring! Have a good afternoon everyone!
	2:59pm Hugo: Seconded!
	3:01pm Amanda: See you all next week! If I close my eyes forever, we'll still remember this afternoon.
	6:49pm Rob K: Thanks for the Workdogs airplay! Check out my new thing Jam Messengers!
	11:44pm Amanda: Yeah Rob K! Thank you for checking in.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 3, 2012

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