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December 14, 2007 Favoriting
This program has been pleased to make the acquaintance of Smokey.
And his sister
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Artist Selection Album    (Label / Recording date)
Theme Music:
 Sarah Webster Fabio  		Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues   Favoriting Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
(Folkways 1976)
ECD  In Tempo   Favoriting Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990)

Thongmark Leacha 

Sorn Look Sao
(Teaching the Daughter)
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Molam: Thai Country Groove
From Isan, Volume 2
(Sublime Frequencies )
Meas Samoun  The Engagement   Favoriting Camboidan Rocks, Volume 1
(Khmer Rocks )


(click)
  		So Ompong   Favoriting Ariesta Birawa
(Normal 1973)
Fujio Tsuneda  My Beatles   Favoriting Japanese Rockin' Psyche & Punk '65-71
(Columbia Japan )
Maderas de Ciprés  Lejos de Aqui   Favoriting Andergraun Vibrations!
(Hundergrum 1972)

Talkover Music:
 Jack Costanzo  		Bajo Numero Uno   Favoriting Latin Fever
(Liberty 1958)

Juan Pages 

La Despalilladora
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Early Music of the North Caribbean
1916-1920
(Harlequin )
Unifentified  Burmese Medley   Favoriting Courlander's Almanac:
Familiar Music in Strang Places
(Folkways 1959)
Unidentified  All Fo' You   Favoriting


Songs of the
African Coast:
Cafe Music of Liberia
(Yarngo 1948)
The Oldtimers  Ko E Huni Mo E Mapa   Favoriting Current Music of Tonga
(Lyrichord 1986)




Mr Mac
and
the Genuines
  		Ou Kleine Jannie   Favoriting Mr Mac and the Genuines
(Shifty 1987)

Talkover Music:
 Augustus Pablo  		Drums to the King   Favoriting Blowing With the Wind
(Shanachie 1978)

Bud Deckleman 

I'm Sorry Now
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Memphis Honky Tonk Hillbillies
(Del Rio mid-1950s)
George Jones & the Jones Boys  World's Worst Loser   Favoriting



Radio Jamboree 1963
(United Artists [not exactly] 1963)
Freddie Hart  Snatch and and Grab It   Favoriting Rural Royalty
(Rev-Ola 1956)
Johnny Horton  I Don't Like I Did   Favoriting Rural Royalty
(Rev-Ola 1956)


(click)
  		My Last Bottle of Wine   Favoriting This Weary Way
(Full Light 2005)
Amy Allison  Drinkin' Thru Xmas   Favoriting [unreleased]

Talkover Music:
 Nino Rota  		The Clowns, Part 2   Favoriting The Clowns
(Cam 1971)

Archie Shepp 

Uhuru (Dawn of
Freedom) Part 1
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Pitchin' Can
(America 1969)
Fred Rich  Revolutionary Rhythm   Favoriting Volume One
(The Old Masters 1929)
Heiner Goebbels/Alfred Harth  Der Zerrissene Rock
So, Das Ist Was Wir Bruachen
Gedanken Über Die Rote Fahne   Favoriting 		Hommage/Vier Fäuste Für Hanns Eisler
(ReR 1976)
Jim Connolly and the
Gove County Philharmonic  		Satan's Square-Dancing Monkey   Favoriting


Time Stops to
Visit...
(pfMentum 2002)

Talkover Music:
 John Medeski & DJ Logic  		Swamp Road   Favoriting Organ-ized
(Windham Hill 2000)

Good Lovin' Country 

Are You Done
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Kelp Monthly #27
(Kelp! Monthly 2007)
Linda Rich  Sunlight Shadow   Favoriting Wayfaring Strangers:
Ladies From the Canyons
(Numero 1969)


(click)
  		Blue Swallows   Favoriting Forest Parade
(Self-released 2003)
Judy Henske  High Flying Bird   Favoriting High Flying Bird
(Elektra 1964)
Curt Newbury  Maybe Summer Bells   Favoriting Half a Month of May Days
(Fallout 1970)
Smokey and His Sister  Where There's Fire   Favoriting Smokey and His Sister
(Sundazed 1967)

Talkover Music:
 Kerri Chandler & Joe Claussell  		Escravos de Jo   Favoriting Copa Mundial Muzique
(Guidance 1998)

Billy Stewart 

Why Do I Love You So?
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		I Do Love You
(MCA )
The Four Mints  In a Rut   Favoriting



Gently Down
Your Stream
(Numero 1973)
Nathaniel Mayer  Where Will You Be?   Favoriting (I Want) Love and Affection (Not the House of Correction)
(Vampisoul 1963)
Bobby Patterson  Trial of Mary Maguire   Favoriting Soul Is My Music
(Sundazed 1969)



Lee
Moses
  		What You Don't Want Me to Be   Favoriting Time and Place
(Maple ca. 1971)

Talkover Music:
 9 Lazy 9  		Black Jesus   Favoriting Paradise Blown
(Ninja Tune 1994)

Kanté Manfila & Balla Kalla 

Kankan Blues
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Kankan Blues
(Popular African Music 1987)
The Kalonda Band  Kasilimu Baama   Favoriting





Zambia Roadside:
Music From Southern Province
(Sharp Wood 2002)
Humphrey Eshitool  Safari Kibosho   Favoriting Before Benga
Volume One: Kenya Dry
(Original Music )

Closing Theme:
 John Lee Hooker  		Stand By   Favoriting I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971)

Listener comments!

  9:21am Parq:

Hey, Doug. That Khmer Rocks track was an ear-opener. I'd always associated that distorted electric organ sound with Africa (e.g. Fela, that guy who did the "Broken Flowers" score). I never realized it made its way to southeast Asia.
  9:34am Thatcher:

Bang the gong, Doug. I can almost taste the air of the fragrant isle. You're the benchmark, as always.
  9:35am Cecile:

Wow. Hi-Ho, hi-ho in Burmese. That's a new experience. Thanks for bringing it to me.
  9:38am Paul Sherratt:

Yet you rarely hear strange music in familiar places
  9:42am Cecile:

So very true.

I heard Television's Marquee Moon in a very straighlaced bar recently, and just about dropped my fork. Not the weirdest song ever, but the context was.
  9:53am Ronald:

Hello Doug! Loving the show us usual.
  9:57am pat:

yes, I was watching tv the other day and I heard a Buzzcocks song. I nearly puked.
  10:00am Paul Sherratt ( UK ):

Cecile,
I dropped everything when working in someones house one day, I heard the glorious voice of the Rev. Claude Jeter leading The Swan Silvertones. The home owner pleaded ignorance and it turned out the sounds were coming from a the painter and decorator's radio, outside. But the mystery still remained - why is this stunning stuff being played on the clinically dull, daytime, BBC Radio 1 ?

Turned out that the regular DJ, Simon Bates ( aka Mr Bates ) was on holiday. In his place it was Whitney Houston guest presenting for the day
  10:03am Cecile:

That's wonderful. What a happy coincidence, Paul!
  10:04am jonathan:

last bottle of wine. what a beautiful, sad tune.
  10:06am Paul Sherratt:

Oh Amy !

( Advance notice )
  10:35am Cecile:

LOL! Uhuru is the real "revolutionary rhythm"
  10:36am holland oats:

this revolutionary rhythm tune is great
  10:41am Wes:

My co-worker is in love with some online russian chick, so he's got classic rock blasting over at his desk "give a little bit..little bit of your love to me" yeck...makes for an interesting mix of tunage though between the two of us.
  10:42am holland oats:

mashup. i think that's what the kids call it.
  10:43am Parq:

Ugh, Wes, there's nothing worse than being near someone who's all into sappy mainstream love songs. Okay, maybe being at Gitmo is worse, but not by much,
  10:45am holland oats:

imagine the music they play at gitmo (remember waco!)
  10:51am esch oder anarchie!:

Ann-uh-KOR-Tez
  10:52am Wes:

they probably play a lot of Toby Keith, if I had to guess, oats. Pure hell. (and yes, the Waco psyops were strange to say the least)
  10:53am Doug:

Thanks for the phonetical assistance. Please, everyone feel free to correct/advise my pronunciations. No really.
  10:54am Ted from Baltimore:

A bit belated, but what Jonathan said about Last Bottle of wine -- loveliest song I've heard in a long time. And now Amy Allison is tearing me up too. You're just putting me me through the wringer this morning, Doug. Thanks as always.
  10:57am jeffrey Weyand:

It is pronounced ana-cortez with a sllightly diminished empahsis on the "tez" more of an "s" sound than hard "z". Lovely town, bTW.
  11:11am Parq:

While we're all in pendant mode, "Ana" with one N is "Ah-nuh", not "Ann-uh".
  11:15am holland oats:

haha! that is so true about getting really excited about a 'discovery' only to find out you were last in line...
  11:15am jonathan:

i agree, doug. so great.
  11:17am Marcy:

You mean pedant mode?
  11:18am Doug:

Parq, I think you mean "pedant" mode. Pendant mode is when you swing from side to side.
  11:20am Parq:

D'oh!
  11:21am Doug:

Swinging from side to side? Absolutely!
  11:22am Paul Sherratt:

Billy Stewart !

The cool shower at the end of a hot, sticky day ...
  11:33am Paul Sherratt:

Holy Moses !

( Are you allowed to say that kind of thing ? )
  11:39am Doug:

I stand behind, far behind, every word I say.
  11:56am Other Doug:

Humphrey Eshitool is a lovely name.
  12:17pm Doug:

Howdy friends,
Don't forget, next week I'll be playing tracks from my favorite records of the year. Looky here:

http://www.wfmu.org/~doug/Best07/best07index.html
  7:09pm ben wagner:

what fantastic music, i had it listen to by a lot of people here in the netherlands of holland, you are my favourite station
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