WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 02/22/13

Listener comments!

7:58am Parq:

Wait, sorry to show up so early, but was the country song that wound up at 7:55 EST really saying "The Homo and the Rose"? Please tell me I'm just experiencing a fractured pre-shower hearing moment.

8:08am Doug Schulkind:

That was "hobo," Parq, hobo.

8:20am Parq:

Yeah, that occurred to me while I was in the shower. But jeez ...

8:20am Parq:

So ... how's every little thing this morning?

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8:29am duke:

Finally got to see Searching for Sugar Man last evening. What a great movie!

8:31am Alex In Illinois:

Good morning. I'm working form home today. We have had some snow here in the Chicago area and I think we're expecting some rain and more snow. Was that a tuba solo we just heard?

8:45am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Duke and Ill Alex! I loved Searching for Sugar Man, too, though I thought it a bit absurd hearing from all those poor oppressed white South Africans. Saying that it took the music of Rodriguez to show them a path toward freedom was kinda laughable. An enjoyable film nevertheless.

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8:49am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug & apostles.

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8:50am duke:

I also thought the part about the Rodriguiz albums sparking the SA revolution was over the top. They didn't mention that he was big in Australia either. It also seems like record companies are the biggest pirates.

8:51am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK, you're OK!

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8:51am Brian in UK:

Mississippi find youself another country to be part of. P Ochs.

8:51am glenn:

clarence avant sure seems like a douchebag, if you ask me.

8:53am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
I also wished the film had let the songs play longer without interruption. One of the amazing things about the HBO show The Treme is how it lets the music happen up front without needing to quickly fade it under the dialogue. And yeah, glenn, Avant pretty much smeared himself in the movie.

8:57am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning to you, ndbob!

9:01am glenn:

speaking of south africa, what kind of moronic retard prosecutor assigns a cop facing seven!!! current attempted murder charges to investigate oscar pistorius?

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9:01am Brian in UK:

I love the word lozenge.
Yes fine Doug, been away in the mountains of North Wales. Crystal clear air like I have never seen before. Sublime. Sad to say, just heard of my wife's aunties demise, she lives up there too. Second funeral this year.

9:02am Uncle Michael:

'sket this potty stottid

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Michael!

9:03am jk:

mornin Doug!

9:03am Jesse K:

mornin everyone!

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

jk, I'd like you to meet Jesse K. You two have so much in common!

9:04am Uncle Michael:

g'mornin' drumheads...day two of snowmageddon here. It's wasted on me...already had the day off.

9:05am dcp:

president.

9:06am Uncle Michael:

Might have to be disappeared for a while to help the missus down 300 feet of deep snow driveway....

9:06am Jesse K:

we don't really get along, though it looks good on paper.

9:06am jk:

true.

9:08am dcp:

don't wanna talk about snow. getting ripped off again this year...

9:09am Michael:

morning Doug and other listerners. Fine morning here in the east before another weekend storm.

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9:09am Brian in UK:

I am a part time psychoanaylist Jesse K & jk. You have a split personality.
That'll be $50 each. Ta Daa.

9:10am El Thatchmo:

Chillin' in the Hizzie!
Tell the truth this time, Doug!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

I predict Jesse K and jk will be making out in the corner by the end of the show.

@dcp
Be careful what you wish for.

Hello Michael and El Mighty Thatchmo!

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9:12am Brian in UK:

The Black Sea Sufi Surfers?
Round surf boards.

9:12am Jesse K:

thanks Brian, he'll pay. We both gotta run to chaperon a field trip to boston to see some aht. (art). Have a great show Doug

9:13am Van in DC:

Late again, but not as last as LAST week...er, I mean earlier this week, I guess...hi

9:13am dcp:

I wish for 3 feet of snow. there.

Perfect music for my morning Drummer Some, thanks.

9:14am Parq:

Speaking of movies the GDS crowd would dig, I saw the Hava Nagila documentary ("Hava Nagila, The Movie") last month. Apolitical to a fault (and kind of in love with suburbia), it is nonetheless filled with good jokes, engrossing musical lore and even controversy (two families are fighting over which one's ancestor wrote the original lyrics). It opens in April, so I'm told.

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

See you at 7pm sharp (ouch), Jesse!

@dcp
OK, you can haz three feet of snow, but then you gotta go dig out my aged parents in Bethesda...

9:15am dcp:

deal. gotta go get some xc skis first..

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

How embarrassing. I did an all-Turkey show back in June and I started it with this Zeki Murad track: wfmu.org...

9:18am Uncle Michael:

What a revoltin' development.

9:20am Jeff Golick:

S'up, drummahs!

9:20am dcp:

funny! I'm going through a programming tutorial while listening to your show and the instructor's voice sounds just like yours. Confusing!

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Jeff Golick! Hey, you've got a spiffy new D:O RADIO all set for Monday at noon, here on the Drumman Stream!

9:24am Uncle Michael:

The tryptophan is kicking in.

9:25am Jeff Golick:

Hey, that's excellent, Doug! Seems like only last week I was saying the very same...

[Apologies to all who might've tuned in expecting a new D:O Radio last week, and instead were treated to a photo of Oscar Gamble and a sub-auditory sadtrombone.wav.]

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael, that is funny.

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9:26am Brian in UK:

When its bail giving time in SA its dog walking time in Watford.

9:26am northguineahills:

Time for morning laundry. Will be back!

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9:28am Artie:

Radio clamps engaged, here for the duration.

9:28am Jeff Golick:

On the bright (scheduling) side, this Monday marks the first of three (count 'em, 3!) straight D:O shows in a row. </promo>

9:28am northguineahills:

@Brian: I played that Phil Ochs song once at a bar (Beauty Bar, 14th st) and it booed and the manager forced me to change the music.

9:29am northguineahills:

I suppose there were some Mississippians there, or something.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya Artie; biya NGH!

9:29am El Thatchmo:

This set is gonna send me right down to the river for a mackrel sandwich.

9:30am Jeff Golick:

Getting the vague sensation, looking at the gentleman to the left, that will.i.am used some bad juju to steal that guy's whole steez.

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9:30am Brian in UK:

@ngh good for you. You should have tried the Nixon version.

9:31am Uncle Michael:

I'm everyone's funny uncle.

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

El Thatchmo, the original Mack(rel) Daddy.

9:31am Jeff Golick:

Ok, just discovered my daughter's homework folder on the desk here. Pretty sure it should be in school with her, there.

Big sigh.

Back in a bit...

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9:32am Brian in UK:

@ El Thatchmo there's one waiting for you in central Istanbul at the Golden Horn.

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff
My rule is always... wait for the kid to call home from the office.

9:35am glenn:

but what if your mom is a teacher at the same school? that way, the office just has to call her room. not that i would know.

9:35am Doug Schulkind:

BIG TREAT ALERT...BIG TREAT ALERT...
The next track, opening the next set, is a real find and you can get it in this week's Mining the Audio Motherlode, which just was posted this morning: bit.ly...

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9:36am Brian in UK:

@ El Thatchmo
www.guardian.co.uk...

9:37am El Thatchmo:

@ Brian: Been there, done that, and it was good!

9:38am ndbob:

Looks like a particularly great Motherlode this week!

9:39am El Thatchmo:

Is that a mackrel in your river or are you just happy to see me?

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9:39am Brian in UK:

Great set, Doug. How things changed after Ataturk. Now it is a secular country!!!!!! Well the fez disappeared and the Ottomans took a powder.

9:40am Uncle Michael:

I got a shout. Morning. Made.

9:42am glenn:

barbara nadel's turkish crime novels are excellent, if anyone is looking for a good read.

9:46am Van in DC:

I like this already

9:47am dcp:

same here...

9:47am Van in DC:

Motherlode here I come

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Oh how I'd like to be the finger cymbal guy on this track

9:48am Michael:

Heading over there too Van =)

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Hi there Van in DC!

9:51am Van in DC:

Good morning Doug...as I first commented earlier, I'm late again, but glad to be in time for this one :)

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Yeesh, I missed your greeting at 9:13, Van. Sorry chum! I am always so glad when you're in the scrum.

9:55am Jeff Golick:

Give the finger cymbal guy some more.

Back, having missed nary a beat via the fab FMU app!

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

This Juan Amalbert record was shared at the great Orgy in Rhythm blog a few years back and Mr. Amalbert (actually Emannuel Abdul-Rahim, now) left a very nice comment.

10:00am Van in DC:

It's Juanderful

10:03am Uncle Michael:

The WFMU mobile page still doesn't acknowledge the existence of Android...or androids, for that matter.

10:04am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael, are you looking here: wfmu.org... ?

10:04am Jeff Golick:

Lulu! Back in town!

Gotta run, alas. Things to do, mother-in-laws to visit... Thanks as evah, Dougdrummah.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

Wait, Jeff Golick, I should play you some Ernie K-Doe before you go visit your mother-in-law.

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Juanderful. Nice.

10:06am Jeff Golick:

Yes, though I'd also welcome the Etta James version.

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Young John Coltrane on this track...

10:07am Shaun:

Signing in to fav this Sonny Clark. Hello Doug and all.

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10:08am duke:

This Sonny cut is cooking. That Lulu was some woman.

10:09am Uncle Michael:

@Doug...yes, I was. But like my mother always told me, "if it was a snake, it would have bit you."

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

Big ☆ back atcha, Shaun.

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Snakes are our friends, Uncle Michael.

10:11am Uncle Michael:

I'm going to defer to Al Wilson on that issue.

10:12am Bruce in Boston:

Awesome set Doug.

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks B in B!

10:13am Dominick:

Lovely stuff Doug

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10:13am duke:

@Uncle I had bad luck with the WFMU android app. It stopped working for me after an android update. The Tunein app works very well for WFMU.

10:14am Van in DC:

Somehow I lost the stream for a bit there. Probably just internal network issues at work though.

10:15am Bob in Charlottesville:

Looks like Spotify has the whole "Louis and the Good Book" album, so I know what I'll be listening to in about 2 hours and 46 minutes.

10:16am dcp:

Van: maybe you experienced some temporary deafness...I'd get that checked out..

10:17am still b/p:

How the HELL do these jobless days get so mad stuffed with the busy? This morning: Drop-off for muffler repair, pedal home from garage, retrieve something in semi-emergency situation from former workplace to FedEx to former boss out of town...And now a substantial list of things-- good and less good -- to tend at home, including (unpaid) design work, and packing for upcoming overnight and xc ski trip in the woods. AND late for Drummer damn and missed good tracks damn damn poor poor me. That really burns my waffles. And...I just burned my waffles. Rock my soulllllllllll!

10:18am northguineahills:

Goa was a former Portuguese colony, so it has a rather unique cultural scene in India.

10:19am dcp:

Ornette = fucking amazing

10:19am Van in DC:

Ornette! Whoo!

10:20am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings Dominick and Bob in Charlottesville and Mr. Burnt Waffles.

10:20am dcp:

hmm. I can see my FMU likes list getting out of control. Might have to look into search capability etc...

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

Have you ever seen the cover to Ornette's album "Crisis"? It features an image of the Bill of Rights set aflame: bit.ly...

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Drummer Denardo Coleman was already a wise old 13 when this was recorded.

10:26am Uncle Michael:

@duke I'm sorry to hear the Android App is sketchy. I was interested in it for the feature set more than the streaming capability which I now have with either XiiaLive or Orange Squeeze.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

Favorite current headline: "U.S. Government to Air-Drop Toxic Mice on Snakes."

Just say it with me, toxic mice.

10:34am ndbob:

I read about that Doug - quite an intriguing solution to a really nasty problem.

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10:35am Artie:

Those mice might be a little annoying, and maybe have some small personality disorders, but isn't it a little judgmental to call them "toxic"?

10:36am Dominick:

snakes on everything

10:38am dcp:

hmmm...using dead mice to control snakes to stop the extinction of birds. crazy..

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

Only thing worse than a snake is a snake with a spider on it.

10:38am Van in DC:

The band, Toxic Mice? :)

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10:39am duke:

Samuel L Jackson in Toxic Mice on a Plane

10:39am ndbob:

Seems like a plausible solution to me - we will see

10:40am still b/p:

Talk Sick Mice, good name, too.

10:42am northguineahills:

Now, if we could just make the snakes become ouroboros, the problem will solve itself.

10:43am northguineahills:

that should be ouroboroi (plural)

10:45am Uncle Michael:

Carnivores, herbivores, omnivores and ourobores.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

The ones in Queens and Brooklyn are outerborough ouroboroi.

10:46am Matt from Springfield:

Greetings Doug, Drummers and/or ouroboroi!

10:49am northguineahills:

So, the GTDSers non-Manhattanite NYCers would be our outerborough ouroboroi?

10:49am Uncle Michael:

I need to see the drummhead/ouroboroi venn diagram.

10:51am ndbob:

I'd go with - 1928, 1963, 1966

10:51am dcp:

do you include music written but not recorded?

10:51am dcp:

I'd say right here, right now.

10:52am Uncle Michael:

1971 is my go-to. This is not a considered go-to, merely an observed one.

10:53am still b/p:

Line just delivered in a motion picture in my home background here:
"There's no such thrill in the world as making money."

10:54am Matt from Springfield:

@UM: Figurative ouroboroi probably a bit: "The Ouroboros often represents self-reflexivity or cyclicality, especially in the sense of something constantly re-creating itself, the eternal return, and other things perceived as cycles that begin anew as soon as they end" A lot of us are like that.

As for literally, about 3% of Drummers exclusively ouroboroi, representing 35% of all actual ouroboroi.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Actual name: John Fred Gourrier

10:55am ndbob:

John Fred's best record!

10:55am Matt from Springfield:

@still b/p: There is nothing quite as wonderful as money!, says Monty Python.

I'm surprised DJs haven't played that at Marathon time. I wish I had 40,000 French francs in my fridge to give to WFMU.

10:55am Alex In Illinois:

I hope nobody's family cat or dog eats any of those toxic mice. I also hope no Owls get them either.

10:56am Matt from Springfield:

He's in the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, bout time we heard something less poppy and more bluesy from John Fred. This is probably his first love.

10:57am Uncle Michael:

Was the name "the Playboys" interchangeable with "the Playboy Band" or do they mark different eras in John Fred's oeuvre?

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

Oh hey Matt from Springield!!

10:58am northguineahills:

I was thinking about that too, Alex. How do they prevent unintended consequences?

10:58am still b/p:

@ mfs - Must report I DON'T have ninety-thousand pounds in my pajamas. Will update as necessary.

10:59am Alex In Illinois:

I am not sure about disqualifying the years before recorded music. I would have loved to have attended one of Louis Moreau Gottschalk's concerts.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
I think the snakes have eaten all the owls. It's in Guam that the toxic mice are being air-dropped.

10:59am Uncle Michael:

Is that 90,000 pounds in your pajamas or are you just happy to see me?

11:00am dcp:

that's the big problem with dealing with "invasive" species--sometimes the cure ends up being another problem. Quite often in fact.

11:00am Matt from Springfield:

'ey 'o, Doug!

11:00am ndbob:

I've talked to people in Guam about the snake problem - which is really extreme - unintended consequences can always happen - but the ecosystem has been destroyed by the snakes

11:01am still b/p:

Ah, hard currency.

11:02am Matt from Springfield:

Thanks for your voluntary updates, still b/p.

11:02am dcp:

yeah, in this case it looks like they gotta go for something. It's just that the history of dealing with invasive species has not been all that positive. Very fuckin tricky. Loads of variables to consider.

11:03am northguineahills:

They should drop some toxic gators in the Everglades to erode the numbers of Burmese pythons.

11:03am ndbob:

True dcp

11:03am Van in DC:

Just wanted to say Aaaaahhh!

11:04am Alex In Illinois:

For some reason, I was afraid that the mouse drop was going to be in Florida, since there is a python problem. The Florida legislature has had a lot of difficulty passing python control laws, because of the exotic pet industry lobby. The also have some bizarre anti-gun safety gag laws, but I don't want to open up another can of worms or snakes here.

11:05am dcp:

killer set!

11:06am ndbob:

The python issue in Florida, is an annoyance, but nothing like the snake problem in Guam, so hopefully there won't be an overreaction

11:06am Matt from Springfield:

Stan Getz on a rock n' roll cut?? Sweet!!

11:08am still b/p:

There are some antelope troubles developing...but I don't wanna open up no can a' lopes.

11:08am Uncle Michael:

I want the film rights to "Toxic Gators."

11:08am lucy in brooklyn:

mmmm!!

11:09am Uncle Michael:

Cantalope Freeway...five miles...

11:09am Van in DC:

That was an all-45s set?

11:09am ndbob:

great set Doug!

11:11am Matt from Springfield:

Yes, Singles File!

Huh, surprised someone else was allowed to call himself "Stan Getz" then--maybe he didn't have permission! Illicit 45!

11:11am northguineahills:

The snake problem in Guam has had a century to fester (that, and it's a large island), while the python problem in FL is only a decade +. Although there are plenty of other invasive species reigning havoc in FL.

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Lucy in mmmmmm Brooklyn!

11:11am Matt from Springfield:

@UM: Who will star in Toxic Gators?

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

@Van in DC
I wish I had all those 45s. Sadly, my copies are all digital. I did do all the research to find the flip side info. This is a full-service jurnt!

11:13am dcp:

great Scotty tune..

11:13am Uncle Michael:

Ving Rhames and in her first starring role...Pink.

11:13am northguineahills:

Lindsey Lohan, as she's the only thing toxic enough to take down the toxic gators. (low hanging fruit)

11:14am Uncle Michael:

The fight scene between Pink and Lohan is money.

11:16am Matt from Springfield:

UM/NGH: Awesome! I'm buying a ticket pre-sale.

Full Service Doug! Just when you noticed he posted the B-sides to digital 45s, you look up and see he just cleaned your windshield too!

11:17am Carmichael:

Good morning, Doug and acolytes. Speaking of documentaries, I've seen a handful in the last few days: "Who is Harry Nillson", "The Passing Show - The Life & Music of Ronnie Lane", and "You're Gonna Miss Me [Roky Erickson]".

11:18am thedunkel:

ahhhh frankie!!! great set! gracias drummer!

11:18am Carmichael:

And I have 40 thousand French francs in my fridge.

11:18am Uncle Michael:

Carmichael, cue up Paul Williams: Still Alive

11:19am Matt from Springfield:

Jeopardy's "Before And After" category: Frankie Wilmouth Houdini!

Groovin' song!

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

With a microphone in one hand and a squeegee in the other.

@Good morning Carmichael. Any chance you received my email earlier?

11:20am Carmichael:

That's next, UM, followed by the Rodriguez bio. If you haven't seen Genghis Blues yet, I highly recommend it.

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Anyone know anything about the Fountainairs? Singer sounds about seven years old.

11:21am Uncle Michael:

Skip the excreble Replacements doc...bate your breath for the Big Star

11:21am Matt from Springfield:

Morning Carm!
With those 40,000 French francs in your fridge, and a possible 90,000 Pounds in our pajamas, the Marathon should start off strong.

11:23am ?:

It's a typo, really the Mountaineers. Recorded with oxygen at 7000metres.

11:24am Matt from Springfield:

Love reggae covers of soul hits--they translate so well.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Oops, I just opened Skype accidentally. Didja hear the whoooop sound?! Oh well.

11:25am dcp:

I thought the Skype sound was me!! hilarious..

11:27am Monica:

hi there, doug and friday morning irregulars. you're blowing my woofers over here.

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11:27am Brian in UK:

Where is LJfW when we need him.

11:28am Carmichael:

And my dollar bills could buy the Brooklyn Bridge! Doug, I didn't get anything but junk this AM. You sure there's no typo in the addy? Maybe I'll create another one.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

WICKED COOL SONG ALERT...WICKED COOL SONG ALERT...
The track after this next one from Burning Spear is on the Jamaican Blues compilation offered in today's Mining the Audio Motherlode. A killer set of early Jamaican rarities. Here's that link again: bit.ly...

11:30am ndbob:

Thanks Doug! - just grabbed it

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

@Carmichael
I just sent the mailing to you individually using the address you gave me. Lemme know if you get it (or not).

HEY, if anyone is not on the Give the Drummer Radio mailing list and would like to be, send me an email and I'll add you.

11:30am ndbob:

Hey Carmichael!

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

Jesus this is great. What the hell do you think the percussion "instrument" is on this number?

11:35am lucy in brooklyn:

loving today's show!!

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

I think just hand claps.

11:36am Van in DC:

one hand clapping? finger cymbals?

11:41am Matt from Springfield:

Not homogenized but HEGEMonized! GTDR!

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11:41am Brian in UK:

May have said this before but Jim Reeves was big in Jamaica.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

I'm so glad, Lucy!

@Matt from Springfield
HUGEmonized!

@Brian in UK
Jim Reeves was also big in West Africa.

11:42am Uncle Michael:

Come Marathon-time it will be hegemonetized.

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

During the marathon, I hope it'll be monetized!

11:46am northguineahills:

Yep, digging the Emma Ogosi....

11:47am Matt from Springfield:

Best wishes for a Monetized Marathon! (clink)

11:48am Carmichael:

Doug, no reply at all. I just created and sent you a new e-mail. We'll figure it out yet!

11:50am still b/p:

I was afraid for some reason that was going to be talk-over music, but ah, no, it goes free on its way on its own, ah, yes, yes, good.

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11:51am Brian in UK:

You could smell the Fela groove or should I say inhale.

11:52am Shaun:

Favving like a muvverfavver.

11:53am Uncle Michael:

Speaking of Fela and thinking of Fela and Ginger Baker...that Ginger Baker doc looks like one to watch for too.

11:53am Matt from Springfield:

Wooooo! Afrika 70!

11:53am Matt from Springfield:

@Brian: Gonna roll me some Fela and light up...

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Beware of Mr. Baker bewareofmrbaker.com

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

At 2am this morning, I couldn't decide whether to play this or "Sorrow, Tears & Blood." Finally chose this just because it was LONGER!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

This is basting my booty.

11:57am still b/p:

There's satisfaction in making the nearly invisible gray-on-gray star become BOLD on the playlist for oneself. "I have done this."

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11:57am Brian in UK:

I married twenty wimmin once, then I woke up.
Go Matt.
@UM Ginger is an arrogant twat.
Always go relentless, Doug.

11:57am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

@Brian ...and?

11:59am still b/p:

I remember those PSAs: "A hind is a wonderful thing to baste."

11:59am Carmichael:

Got it, Doug!! You are indeed the man, if indeed there were one.

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

Thanks for blowing another precious Friday morning for me, Doug.

12:00pm Matt from Springfield:

Woooooooo!
Cascading electric piano to conclude the show! YES!

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12:01pm Brian in UK:

Wot bob said.
@UM just saying it makes it difficult to get past that when listening to him talk.

12:01pm Carmichael:

Fender Rhodes, baby.

12:01pm Matt from Springfield:

Ha ha still b/p!
Go Brian in UK! :)

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

We're going over the falls. Let me pull tight the barrelhead and away we go!

12:02pm Matt from Springfield:

@Carm: I just can't wait to get on the Rhodes again!

Thanks Doug for a smashing show!
Have a great weekend, everyone!

12:02pm Uncle Michael:

I'm gonna try!

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12:03pm duke:

Wonderful show as always

12:03pm still b/p:

Thanks for the show and basting the busy.
Happy Friday+.

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12:03pm Brian in UK:

@UM
www.bbc.co.uk...

12:04pm Doug Schulkind:

What a blast, what a blast. Thanks for letting me blow things up with you!

12:04pm northguineahills:

Well, my morning has been energized, thanks Doug!

12:04pm Uncle Michael:

(typo)

12:05pm Uncle Michael:

Thanks Brian

12:07pm Uncle Michael:

Everyone have a good weekend.

12:09pm Doug Schulkind:

Always happy to baste your musical birds, friends! (Not a pretty image, but whatevs!)

12:12pm Van in DC:

Thanks Doug! I missed the first & last parts darn it. Boss called me to his office suddenly...

3:07pm Bob in Charlottesville:

I listened to the whole "Louis and the Good Book" album. Most of it has a hokey studio chorus, but the last two "Elder Eatmore's Sermon" ones are pretty wild, especially the "Throwing Stones" one.

3:29pm Doug Schulkind:

For years I just had MP3s of those two sermons. I've grown to love the rest of the hokiness, too.

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

Münir Nurettin Selçuk	Bülbül-i Sûrîdeyim Gülden Nasîbim var Benim	Masters of Turkish Music (Rounder late 1920s)
Zeki Murad	Zuruni Kulli Sana Marra (pt. 1)	To What Strange Place: The Music of the Ottoman-American Diaspora (1916-1929) (Tompkins Square )
Selda Bağcan	Aciyi Bal Eyledik	Selda, Volume 2 (Türküola 1976)
Bunalim	Bir Dunya Da Bana Ver	Bunalim (Shadoks 1972)
Barış Manço	Bin Boganin Kizi	Dünden Bugüne (Sayan 1971)
3 Hür-El	Sevenler Aglarmış	Hürel Arsivi (Diskotür 1974)

Braz Gonsalves	Raga Rock	b/w No Amount of Loving (Odeon 1970)
The Frank Derrick Total Experience	No Jive	You Betcha! (P.S. 1974)
Juan Alamalbert	The Chant	Juan Amalbert's Latin Jazz Quintet (Tru-Sound 1962)
Sonny Clark	News for Lulu	Sonny's Crib (Blue Note 1957)
Louis Armstrong	Rock My Soul (in the Bosom of Abraham)	Louis and the Good Book (Decca 1958)

Ornette Coleman	Space Jungle	Crisis (Impulse! )
Noah Howard Group	Mardi Gras	Berlin Concert (FMP 1975)
Archie Shepp & Philly Joe Jones	The Lowlands	Archie Shepp & Philly Joe Jones (America 1969)

John Fred & the Playboys	Boogie Children	b/w My First Love (N-Joy 1964)
Link Wray	Ain't That Loving You Baby	b/w Mary Ann (Epic 1960)
Johnny Gamble	Wicked Woman	b/w Fools (Spa 1960)
Jimmy Witter & the Shadows	Aaaaahhh!	b/w If You Love My Woman (Elvis Recording Co. 1956)
Jimmy Kirkland w/Stan Getz & the Tom Cats	I Wonder if You Wonder	b/w Come On Baby (Teen Life 1957)
Lanny Duncan	Romeo's Teacher	b/w Why Did We Say Goodbye (Candix 1960)

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Scotty	Clean Race	High Explosion: DJ Sounds from 1970 to 1976 (Trojan )
Keith & Tex	Leaving on the Train	b/w Stop That Train (Trojan 1967)
Frankie Wilmouth	Stay With Me	b/w Version (Studio One 1982)
The Fountainairs	Don't Steal My Baby	b/w Part Two (Studio One 1977)
Dennis Brown	He Ain't Heavy	b/w Version (Studio One 1977)
Burning Spear	Zion Higher	b/w Version (Coxsone 1972)
Clancy Eccles	Freedom	b/w More Proof (Blue Beat 1961)

Ramblers Dance Band	Wgya Saman	The Hit Sound of the Ramblers Dance Band, Volume 2 (Flame Tree )
Emma Ogosi	Going Back to My Wife	It's Not Easy (EMI 1982)
Bonga	Ngana Ngonga	Angola 74 (Tinder 1974)
Fela Anikulapo & Afrika 70	Colonial Mentality	Sorrow, Tears, & Blood (Kalakuta 1977)

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