WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 03/22/13

Listener comments!

8:20am Van in DC:

Good morning Doug! Did you see the Library of Congress music news yesterday? You like Ornette Coleman, right...?

"The Shape of Jazz to Come," Ornette Coleman (1959) was honored.

www.loc.gov...

8:25am Doug Schulkind:

Wow! Thanks for that, Van. You know my maternal grandfather once worked at the LoC. I love that list of recordings. Ornette is brilliant and that Cachao record is amazing. Hard to get past "Bacon, Beans and Limousines" on the list!

8:28am Van in DC:

I love visiting the LoC on occasion during my daily lunch time trek around the mall area here :)

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8:29am duke:

I'm glad to see that the successful marathon has allowed WFMU to upgrade to the latest DJ technology.

8:33am Doug Schulkind:

See if you can hear the difference in today's tin-can cast today, Duke!

8:34am Van in DC:

I wonder if the programs referenced by the LoC article will have any impact on available musical blog items that we all love so much around here? Specifically the federal copyright thingy to pre-1972 recordings?

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8:40am bobdc:

Doug, what did your grandfather do there? I'm actually a bit of a metadata geek by trade, and the LoC has been doing cool stuff on that front for 200 years.

8:45am Doug Schulkind:

@bobdc
He was an administrator. He was a linguist by trade. Not sure how that came into play at the Library.

8:47am Van in DC:

Knowledge in every form comes into play there Doug! I had an amazing behind the scenes tour given by my drinking buddy Director of Rare Items & Collectibles a few years back :)

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8:47am listener james from westwood:

that control center has a "child tested safety plug"—makes me feel bad for the child!
good friday to all, and happy post-marathon tidings to you, doug!

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

@Listen James from Westwood
All of WFMU's equipment is tested by children first. Station policy.

8:50am Erella inToronto:

Good morning Doug and everyone!

8:51am Doug Schulkind:

Hey Erella!

8:52am Uncle Michael:

Do you have a link for that DJ Control Center on Amazon? I need one of those. I wanna be one!

8:52am Uncle Michael:

Hi Erella

8:53am Van in DC:

Is that Still B/P? :)

8:55am Parq:

Nice photoshopping. You should get some made for real and use it one of next year's 'thon premiums. (Premia?)

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Aren't premia some kind of huge rodent? (Not that WFMU shouldn't consider offering them for the 2014 marathon!)

8:58am Uncle Michael:

I like how the pictures on the front of the player have been done too. I recognize Sharpling. Who are the other two?

8:58am Uncle Michael:

Premia is good eats.

8:58am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hi ndbob!

9:00am Van in DC:

That's not Amanda on the right is it?

9:00am Maggie B.:

Happy Friday, all you Drummers near and far. Ahh, this is what Friday is supposed to sound like.

9:00am Uncle Michael:

ndhi dnbob!

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Mother Maggie!

9:01am Maggie B.:

Hello Son! Was so good see you the other day.

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

What a doofus I was not coming to Jersey City for the 2012 marathon. I'll never do that again. Great to see you too, Maggie!

9:03am Maggie B.:

everyone has a heart except me - what do i have to do to get one?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

@Van
Not sure, but it looks like maybe Nachum Segal on the left.

9:04am Parq:

We gotta do what we gotta do, DrumSum. I certainly missed you, for one. How is your week of pro tem bachelorhood going?

9:05am Maggie B.:

ooh, never mind, one appeared!

9:05am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
I just learned that an asbestos-besotted tarantula is on the loose in Cardiff. Best that I stayed home.

9:07am dçþät:

'lo.

9:08am Parq:

"Asbestos Besotted Tarantula" would make a good name for -- well, no it wouldn't, but it's still an elegant turn of a phrase.

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Well the article Listener Holly sent me calls the poor thing "contaminated," be we all know the tarantula enjoyed every minute of it.

See here: arbroath.blogspot.com...

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Ya gotta have heart, Maggie!

9:11am Uncle Michael:

Giant Flame Retardant Spiders Attack Wales!

9:13am dçþät:

guess that'll make folks question their desire to go out and fondle/snort some random tarantula...

9:13am dçþät:

starred this one...

9:13am Shaun:

NEVER snorting idiot-dust off a spider's back in Cardiff, again! Which is to say, Good morning/afternoon, all.

9:14am dçþät:

whence came this tune?

9:14am Parq:

"Snort some random tarantula" -- hah! Great conversation. Someone should be putting all this on the web. Oh, wait ..

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

This amazing track can be downloaded at the great Moroccan Tape Stash blog: moroccantapestash.blogspot.com...

9:15am dçþät:

danke!

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

You be careful over there, Shaun!

9:16am Shaun:

"Child-tested safety plug". BZZZZT.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Don't worry, Shaun. We recycled all the children who failed the test.

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9:18am duke:

@Shaun I'm glad to see that they stopped doing animal testing and decided to test it on children instead.

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9:19am duke:

This Suwweli f-Riyadu thing is really wailing. Pretty amazing

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

This song would be more than twice as good if it were twice as long.

9:19am Shaun:

@Doug Gonna require a few lifestyle changes but friends were muttering about a spider intervention, so...

9:20am merv:

Wow, that was killer-- thanks for the link, and happy friday to all...

9:20am dçþät:

man, they really know how to bring a song to a climax in Morocco..

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Happy Merv day!

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

"Climax in Morocco" sounds like a film starring the late lamented Harry Reems.

9:22am Uncle Michael:

Merv day?

9:23am ndbob:

Going to do a Harry tribute Doug?

9:23am merv:

Every day is merv day...

9:23am Uncle Michael:

The Road to Ecstasy with Bing, Bob & Harry.

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

@Merv
That's what I was gonna say.

9:27am dçþät:

I knew I was going to catch it for using that word...

9:27am still b/p:

That was great, that Hassan el-Dariouki & al-Makhloufia. THAT'S what a person likes to hear on stream start-up.

Spiders clean up with an 8-step program, right...?

That's not me on the box, but he looks like a good, bright, promising boy.

Road to Ecstasy would include Dorothy La More More More, yes?

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Coming up in the next set: The greatest pro-marijuana song ever recorded.

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9:29am listener james from westwood:

ndbob, i've got your harry reems tribute right here: www.comfortstand.com...

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

You know, I have to say, when I was trying to figure what track to begin the show with, a conversation happened in my head that went something like this:

ME: "Start with that Moroccan thing. It's killer."

OTHER ME: "It's a little raucous. Maybe begin with something more calming and inviting."

ME: "Who're you kidding?! It'll blow them away. You know they'll love it. Jesus, it's amazing."

OTHER ME: "Yes yes, of course you're right. (You always are.) What was I thinking."

9:32am ndbob:

Thanks James!

9:33am Uncle Michael:

I'm picturing devil-Doug and angel-Doug. And the shoulders of a giant-Doug.

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

The dude is snoring!

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9:35am listener james from westwood:

whoa, somewhat more momentous obit: chinua achebe, RIP. first learned about him while editing a big book on the nigerian educational system.

9:38am ndbob:

@James I saw that - I used "Things Fall Apart" in a class I taught

9:40am Alex In Illinois:

I think the spider in Cardiff fell through the Rift

9:40am Uncle Michael:

Anyone have any brilliant suggestions for an Australia-themed playlist before I lock it down?

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9:41am duke:

RIP Chinua Achebe. I would occasionally see him at Brown. I read Things Fall Apart as a teenager. It had a big effect on me.

9:41am dçþät:

wow, so long Chinua...

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

G'morning, Alex in Illinois!

@Duke
Things Fall Apart was huge for me, too.

9:43am dçþät:

Love this tune--where else are you going to hear traditional Japanese music??

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

For more great traditional Japanese music, check out this blog post (with MP3s) I wrote for Beware of the Blog a few years ago: blog.wfmu.org...

9:45am Aurélie:

@Duke yes RIP him, it's a huge loss, I was just reading an interview he did for Paris Review http://www.theparisreview.org/interviews/1720/the-art-of-fiction-no-139-chinua-achebe
@Doug Hi you

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Get out your roach clips peeps!

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9:46am duke:

Smoke 'em if you got 'em

9:48am dçþät:

that reminds me, heading out to Colorado in a couple weeks...wonder if there will be vending machines in the lobby...

9:51am Alex In Illinois:

I read "Things Fall Apart" in my early 20's because I was into African things, and my sister had a copy, and Jerry Harrison had a song by that name. Then I read "No Longer At Ease". I am not sure why I did not read any more of his works.

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9:51am duke:

I think viper is a much better term than stoner. Much classier.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Achebe's "A Man of the People" is also fantastic.

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9:57am bobdc:

Who's vibin' with Slam?

9:58am trish:

I am.

9:58am holland oats:

drumma oh routy

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

@bobdc
Trish is! Also Red Norvo.

Hiya Holland O!

9:59am Uncle Michael:

vout orenee

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9:59am bobdc:

I was just typing "trish, your work reminds me of Red Norvo's."

10:00am Jeff Golick:

Heyo.
@duke: Brown, when?
@UM: you got the Flying Nun bands repped?

10:00am Jeff Golick:

sassy

10:02am Uncle Michael:

@Jeff: You think I should include Kiwis?

10:02am trish:

heh. Someday maybe I'll learn to play a vibraphone that isn't digitally crammed through a piano.

10:02am dçþät:

oh yeah, what about Rural Brewery?

10:02am Jeff Golick:

similarly vs regularly --- it's a tough call

10:03am Jeff Golick:

@UM: I guess I just lump all antipodeans together. Plus, I really love all that Kiwi stuff. Are Lime Spiders Australians? Early Hoodoos?

10:05am listener 108365 in bushwood:

I always liked to hear Shirley Chisholm say "similarly." The woman could say "similarly"

10:07am Jeff Golick:

@UM: oh yeah: The Victims? Scientists?

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10:08am duke:

@Jeff Chinua Achebe was faculty at Brown from about 2009. He wasn't there all that much I think, but he would sometimes give talks. He was in the African studies department.

10:10am Jeff Golick:

@duke: ah, thanks. Well past my time there! When the big lit name prof was Robert Coover, iirc.

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

@listener 108365 in bushwood
Chisholm for President!!

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10:13am duke:

@Jeff I should have know someone as erudite as you was a Brown alum

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Did I say hello, Trish? HELLO TRISH! And you, too, Mr. D:O Radio.

10:15am Uncle Michael:

Maybe I'll have to do an Alternate Antipodes show too. Don't want to offend the Tasmanians.

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10:15am Artie:

Prince Far I!

10:16am dçþät:

gads, just when you think you've heard it all. That Brenda Ray was fantastic

10:17am Alex In Illinois:

Does anyone remember an old Saturday Night Live sketch in which Jane Curtain playing Dolly Parton says to Garret Morris playing Bob Marley: "I really dig that 'red-jee' music"?

10:18am trish:

Nope. The music did, though.
Hello Doug and GTDListeners

10:21am Aurélie:

@Doug Really love Sweet sweet wine thanks

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Artie
Remember when he was toppled from the throne by Prince Far II?

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Still raining, Aurélie?

10:22am joe:

'ello folks

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Coming next, the smoothest voice in reggae this side of Sugar Minott. No, even smoother!

Hello Joe!

10:26am Aurélie:

lol this song is played on air in New-Caledonia almost every saturday morning

10:27am Uncle Michael:

I think if winter doesn't go away we'll soon have snow-nadoes here.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

Well technically IT IS Saturday morning in New Caledonia!

10:28am Aurélie:

@Doug you're a genuis

10:28am ndbob:

right Michael - below zero here at the moment

10:29am dçþät:

LALALALA, don't mention snow please, not listening, not listening, LALALALALA.....

10:29am dçþät:

we had one fucking day with about an inch of snow and that's it. Can't remember the last time I broke out the sled....

10:29am Jeff Golick:

Love the slight alternate tuning on this piano. (or is it my computer speakers?)

10:31am joe:

Got turned on to Ken Boothe when I bought a random used collection cd in the early 90's. Knew nothing about him just fell in love with it.

10:31am Van in DC:

yeah and that one day I was forced to take a day of vacation due to the federal government shutting down

10:32am Uncle Michael:

yoots

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10:35am duke:

Things that a difficult to say while drunk: Good evening officer. Lovely evening, isn't it?

10:36am Hugo:

Smooth voices in reggae: Gregory Isaacs! and John Holt.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

Van's here, everybody. Let's use the fine china.

Greetings Brother H!

10:39am ndbob:

ah Bobbie's best song

10:39am joe:

Yup spring has sprung a black bear just went jogging through the office parking lot.

10:39am dçþät:

yeah, and we're so lame here that even when there's a threat of snow, everything closes. Even when nothing actually happens.... I have to go live in Norway or something...

10:40am GD:

Heavy, yet uplifting...

10:40am Aurélie:

@Doug Could u just take a look on this and just tell me if you think it's accurate or not (I mean the influence over contemporary) http://www.kentuckypress.com/live/title_detail.php?titleid=3011 Thank you

10:40am Uncle Michael:

Anyone know who wrote this? I can hazard a guess.

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

I'm about to send in my deposit for our vacation on Deer Isle in Maine. Wish I could put a deposit on a black bear or moose sighting. But noooooo. Decades of Mainecationing and never seen a moose.

10:41am Uncle Michael:

Dang. *she* wrote it.

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10:44am Artie:

I guess Banjo and Oboe would have sounded a little too overtly longing.

10:44am Van in DC:

Thanks for that!

10:45am Jeff Golick:

Same here, Doug! Minus the decades of staying in Vacationland. But I've long longed to see a moose. Once saw a bunch of moose tracks in Nova Scotia, but that's as close as I've come.

10:47am ndbob:

I saw a moose once - in western Canada

10:47am dçþät:

Deer Isle rules, was up there couple years back. No moose here either.

10:48am ndbob:

great song here!

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Aurélie
Hard to say. My first reaction is that it is a stretch to claim that there are "Kentucky roots" in all the different kinds of music to come out of the state. The music from the mountains of Kentucky are surely identifiable as "Kentucky" music. But to claim the music of Helen Humes and Lionel Hampton as authentically Kentuckian sounds like not much more than a great sounding book proposal.

10:49am Van in DC:

loving this!

10:53am Van in DC:

Woof Moose

10:53am joe:

I would love to experience a moose sighting

10:54am Uncle Michael:

I think a great FMU show theme would be along the lines of "Ge" to "Gi." Pull a whole show from about two feet of shelf.

10:56am joe:

Yeah it's really neat to see the bear but then after a while I start to think of the sad sets of circumstances that cause these guys to be running about in NJ suburbia. starts to bum me out.

10:56am Aurélie:

@doug Great thanks to you, yeah the whole delirious academic speech about *the unconditional influence of Kentucky music* looks *weird*, I was just searching a great about Music history of the US and I thought starting with this one.

10:56am still b/p:

Doug, get yerself up to Moosehead Lake or Baxter State Park area for an overnight and a moose lookaround. Seen many many moose. My closest encounter was at about arm's length in Baxter, on a trail that didn't give us much room for going past each other....slowwwwwly...good moose, goooood moose...

10:57am joe:

@Uncle Michael I love that idea. I love the whole idea of total chance radio. Something like that or chance games like Zorn and Cage to figure out what to play.

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Yeah, I know I know. There just isn't much moosing happening on the coast. Sigh.

10:59am joe:

Track # 2 from GE to GI

11:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Aurélie
Here are two books on American music that I adore:

Boogaloo: The Quintessence of American Popular Music
www.amazon.com...

and Sonata for Jukebox: An Autobiography of My Ears
www.amazon.com...

Not sure how available they are, but they are fantastic.

11:04am Michael:

Doug - My wife and daughter and I were driving through New Hampshire, north of Mt. Washington and saw a bunch of cars on the side of the road. We pulled over and saw people crowded around 2 moose – a mother and her young ‘un. From far away they look big – up close like we got they are huge. We looked, took a few pics and got out of there. So, just be careful of what you wish for, moose-wise.

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11:05am listener james from westwood:

loving it this friday; been too crazy w work to chat but really enjoying the tunes!

11:05am Van in DC:

Joe, I hope to finally get my selections in to you today...

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

@Michael
I don't need to pet the beasts. Gazing admiringly from a distance would be just fine. I will however save your phrase "moose-wise" for later use.

11:07am Aurélie:

@ Je t'adore Doug, merci!

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Van
How about that Harvard, eh?

11:12am Uncle Michael:

I just bought those books. Thanks Doug. I haven't quite shifted into baseball book mode for the summer yet.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

This record has another track that is 29+ minutes long. I should have played that one. I don't want this to end.

11:13am Shaun:

Just thinking you should play this again when it ends.

11:15am Van in DC:

@Doug - really! Go Harvard! :)

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

@Shaun
If I had any DJ guts, I would do it.

@Uncle Michael
Funny you saw that. Both of those books were summer reading titles. The Sonata for Jukebox especially is wonderful.

11:16am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: thx for book recommends. Have Boogaloo on my shelf; can tell I'm gonna love it.

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
The author is Murray Kempton's son.

11:19am Jeff Golick:

Re books, have been enjoying THE MANSION ON THE HILL by Fred Goodman this week.
www.amazon.com...

11:21am Van in DC:

Re books, I am in book 3 of the Terry Goodkind epic Sword of Truth series.

11:21am trish:

(@Doug I think maybe it's 'de la vie' ? )

11:22am Hugo:

Valerie Wilmer - As serious as your life. An essential read!

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11:23am duke:

I finished Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon recently. It has plenty of references to Funk and Boogaloo as well as a zeppelin named Minnie Ripperton

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

@Trish
I'm sure you're absolutely right. I have "this thing" about not correcting spellings on record jackets unless I know it's a typo. (Even then I sometimes don't.)

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11:24am duke:

I second Hugo's recommendation for As serious as Your Life

11:25am Uncle Michael:

I liked Minnie in the Rotary Connection

11:25am ndbob:

@duke Telegraph Avenue is high on my reading list

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
I almost put up a link to Val Wilmer's book. "As Serious as Your Life" is still the greatest book on music I've ever read. My Bible.

Here is my reading book for this summer's vacation:
www.equinoxpub.com...

(Use the code "Reel" and you get 20% off.)

11:25am Jeff Golick:

@Hugo: Val Wilmer: YES. Go back to it often.

11:26am Jeff Golick:

Did NOT enjoy TELEGRAPH AVE, however.

11:27am ndbob:

Sonata for Jukebox is fantastic - I remember finding and buying it without knowing anything about it

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

How fine is that we're talking about books! It's usually beer and dogs (not that there's anything wrong with that).

11:27am Hugo:

Or cats ...

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

@JG
Don't say any more about Telegraph Avenue. I gotta read it regardless.

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11:28am duke:

Trads, Dads etc. is on my list

11:29am Van in DC:

lol @Hugo :)

11:31am Uncle Michael:

My cat is having a beer.

11:31am trish:

Tough calls with the mix of language/dialect, no doubt

11:31am Jeff Golick:

two more book recs: leroi jones BLACK MUSIC; geoff dyer BUT BEAUTIFUL.

11:32am Uncle Michael:

I'm on pace to voice-track the Australia episode as soon as the show ends. Perfect.

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11:33am duke:

My cat sent the dog out for more beer.

11:33am Uncle Michael:

The Bing bio I'm into is a very dense read. Almost too detailed.

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11:34am duke:

@Jeff read Black Music a long time ago. It opened my eyes to a lot of I music I didn't know about.

11:34am Parq:

Let's go for a hat trick and talk about books about dogs drinking beer.

11:34am still b/p:

What's the GTDS Flash link? Player is chokin' and seizin;'

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Here you go: www.wfmu.org...

11:35am Jeff Golick:

www.wfmu.org...

11:35am Aurélie:

@Jeff: Thanks Jeff for the recs

11:35am Carmichael:

Hiya Doug, and good Friday to all.

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

Top of the morning, Carmichael!

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11:36am duke:

Anybody have any opinions about John Coltrane: His Life and Music by Lewis Porter. I'm thinking about getting it.

11:37am Jeff Golick:

@duke: no, but the second half of Ratliff's book on Trane is really good.

11:38am Jeff Golick:

@UM: the Giddins Bing book?

11:38am Alex In Illinois:

Speaking of books, my sister's book about American Red Cross was recently released. In the beginning, it has a chronology section that includes many events, many of them disasters. If I have the time, I would like to see if I can find a song about each of the disasters. I know I heard one about the Johnstownville Flood of 1889 on this show a few years ago.

11:38am Uncle Michael:

@Jeff: Yes, "The Early Years"

11:39am Jeff Golick:

trane book link: www.amazon.com...

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

This Barney Wilen is playing a recording in the background of two girls from Burundi off an old Ocora record. He is sampling in 1969!

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Duke
I haven't read it, but Lewis Porter is terrific. He provided some excellent commentary in the amazing Coltrane radio documentary "Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone," that I played on my show.

11:41am Uncle Michael:

The marimba makes this track for me. So simple but it's the spice.

11:41am Uncle Michael:

Ok, whatever this is, is cool as fuck.

11:43am Carmichael:

Marimba is the cumin of music.

11:43am Hugo:

The one I'm reading right now:

press.princeton.edu...

I'd like to think that there's something of that spirit in the WFMU comminity.

11:43am ndbob:

@Alex Have a link?

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11:43am duke:

@Doug, @Jeff Thanks! Got 'em both coming from the local library.

11:44am Van in DC:

So for this NCAA thingy going on, the famous 12 over 5 is proving again to be feared. Watch your backs Badgers... it's 12's = 2, 5's = 1 so far...

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

This singer, Asha Puthli, is the woman who provided the amazing vocals on Ornette Coleman's "Science Fiction."

11:45am Uncle Michael:

There's always at least one thing I have to seek out after a GTDS and this week it's Asha Puthli.

11:47am Van in DC:

I think I've heard Asha on Trouble's show before?

11:47am Carmichael:

Ya Van, my 12 (California) beat #5 UNLV.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
Get your Asha over here: twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com...

11:48am Van in DC:

I picked that one Carm :)

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Get offa your Asha for more here: hindustanivinyl.blogspot.com...

11:49am Van in DC:

Thanks Doug!

11:49am Uncle Michael:

Oh man...this Carl Westmoreland is cherce!

11:49am Uncle Michael:

Thanks Doug.

11:51am Jeff Golick:

:::: clicking furiously :::: [thanks, D!]

11:52am Aurélie:

*shakes*

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

I can't find any info on this Carl Westmoreland number. It's on a Tramps collection called "Movements 4." Anyone know anything about it?

11:52am Uncle Michael:

*moves*

11:54am trish:

JJ Cale's Lies covered by a woman. Love it.

11:57am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am joe:

Haven't been to the Twighlight zone for ages.

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11:58am duke:

Great show Doug! Kept me distracted while I tried to write a review of a terrible article.

11:58am Alex In Illinois:

@ndbob:
Here are some links for it:
scholar.qsensei.com...

www.worldcat.org...

books.google.com...

11:58am Jeff Golick:

superb-o!

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11:59am duke:

The Como Mamas - fantastic!

12:00pm ndbob:

@Alex Thanks!

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

Once again to all: THANK YOU SO MUCH for your kindness and generosity during the past (fifty-)two weeks!

12:01pm Van in DC:

I ♥'d this show. Thanks Mr. Drummer Magnificent!

Anyone looking for books...I highly recommend addall.com

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12:01pm bobdc:

And thank you for everything, most recently, playing the Como Mamas.

12:01pm joe:

Wonderful show as usal sir

12:01pm Aurélie:

Merci Doug <3

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12:02pm listener james from westwood:

many thanks, doug! have a fine weekend, all, literary, musical, or otherwise!

12:02pm kw:

That last one by Como Mamas - amazing

12:03pm Uncle Michael:

Great stuff, Doug. Thank you. See ya all later.

12:04pm Aurélie:

Thanks everyone for book recs !!

12:06pm Alex In Illinois:

Bwaaa! The show is ending already, and it has only been . . . oh I guess it has been 3 hours.

12:06pm trish:

great Friday+weekend greetings all around. Many thanks for the radio et al.

12:07pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for bringing up the whole "book" thing, Aurélie!

12:07pm Michael:

Thanks Doug - your were the soundtrack to a video conference this morning!

12:09pm Doug Schulkind:

@Michael
Is there some big corporate accounts payable I can send the bill too? (cough, cough)

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)

Hassan el-Dariouki & al-Makhloufia	Suwweli f-Riyadu
Ayalew Mesfin	Lene Antchi Bitcha Nesh	Assiyo Bellema (Mississippi/Change )
Dolly, Ducky & the Harmoniens	Hush	Jazz in South Africa (Amadeo ca. 1959)
Ernst Reijseger, Harmen Fraanje & Mola SYlla	Hemisacraal	Down Deep (Winter & Winter 2013)

Unidentified	Hauta	Japanese Traditional Music: Shamisen and Songs 1941 (World Arbiter 1941)
Ma Sein Myine	Beneath Meza Mountain	The Crying Princess: 78 Rpm Records from Burma (Sublime Frequenceis )
Bea Foote	Weed	Female Blues: The Remaining Titles, Volume 2 (RST 1938)
Charlie Burse & His Memphis Mudcats	Dawn of Day Blues	b/w You Better Watch Out (Vocalion 1940)
Claude Williamson Trio	My Heart Stood Still	Keys West (Affinity 1955)
Slam Stewart Quintet	The Voice of the Turtle	(Continental 1945)
Sarah Vaughan	East of the Sun	(Continental 1944)

Brenda Ray	Sweet Sweet Wine	Walatta (Em 1977)
Candy McKenzie	Someone to Love Me	Lee "Scratch" Perry presents Candy McKenzie (Trojan 1977)
Jimmy Riley	Statue of a Fool	Tell the Youths the Truth (Trojan 1978)
Ken Boothe	Everything I Own	Everything I Own (Federal 1974)

Buck Owens	Truck Drivin' Man	"Live" at the White House (...and in Space) (Omnivore 1968)
Bobbie Gentry	Casket Vignette	Local Gentry (Capitol 1968)
The Baird Sisters	On and On	Until You Find Your Green (Grapefruit 2013)
Pee Wee Broussard	La Valse de Bayou Blanc	Acadian Two-Step (Flyright )
Clothilde	La Vérité, Toute la Vérité	French Swinging Mademoiselle (Bord Bad )

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Bana Lupemba	Kiyongo	The Karindula Sessions: Tradi-Modern Sounds from Southeast Congo (Crammed )
Peter King	Sunshine Lady	African Dialects (Grandstar 1979)
Massako	Jamais Dela Vie	Presente Son Passeport Pour 81 (CSM 1981)

Barney Wilen	Zombizar Reloaded	Moshi Too (Sonorama 1969-70)
Asha Puthli	Lies	Asha Puthli (CBS 1973)
The Commands	No Time for You	Eccentric Soul: The Dynamic Label (Numero Group )
Carl Westmoreland	Shakers and Movers (pts. 1 & 2)	Movements 4 (Tramp )
Charles Bradley	Confusion	Victim of Love (Daptone 2013)
The Como Mamas	I Know It Was the Blood	Get an Understanding (Daptone 2012)

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