I have a question, when you listen to "Matty Groves" what name do you hear Sandy sing after "Lord" ? Arnold? Donald? Darnell? Other?

@andrewhickey.500songs.com I just finished listening to it. I'm a pretty big fan of the performers, but I still learned a few things and was delighted that you included brief mentions of The Ink Spots, Johny Otis, Bruce Johnston, and others that tie in with 500 songs past and future

@andrewhickey.500songs.com reminds me of the fact that Pink Floyd came from Pink Anderson and Floyd Council. Are there more examples of this kind of naming?

@andrewhickey.500songs.com interesting. I think I had seen the title of that movie mentioned in one of the Sandy Denny CD box sets, but I never knew what type of movie it was

Jethro Tull, Randy Newman, Steeleye Span, Nick Drake, The Box Tops / Alex Chilton

The Minus 5 are playing near me this week. I have a ticket.

Such as: Elvis practicing karate moves after returning from the Army, and years later Priscilla cheating on Elvis with her karate instructor?

and am I crazy for making connections with your episode at 500songs.com/podcast/epis...

@andrewhickey.500songs.com have you listened to this Gladwell episode before? : www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/rev...

Your number 1 reminded me of fan discography web sites like this one: mainlynorfolk.info/fairport/rec...

Link to unofficial Spotify playlist (in lieu of an official Mixcloud) for this episode: open.spotify.com/playlist/0cf...

Makes sense. And it could be a pain especially for longer episodes with many excerpted songs. And a pain to maintain if the links that work this year stop working in the future. But for what it's worth, this is the kind of thing that I was thinking of. Totally understand this not working for you.

The only other thought I have related to that is maybe you could provide links to where people can purchase legal downloads from Apple ITunes Store / Amazon MP3 store / Bandcamp / other. If I recall correctly, Tyler Mahan Coe did something like that on his web page for episodes of C & R.

Oh, another example of something missing from the Spotify platform is The Alberts (“Morse Code Melody” or any of their stuff). At least I can't find it while searching from the U.S.

And the new episode of A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs is now up! Michael Nesmith! The Massed Alberts! The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club! Jimmy Shand! Mungo Jerry! It is of course part one of the story of "Who Knows Where The Time Goes?" by Fairport Convention.