WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/31/13

Listener comments!

7:56am Chas.:

Checking in early, Doug, and I see by the studio-cam that you're making some last minute adjustments to the playlist.

7:59am Doug Schulkind:

You can never get the equipment ready too early, Chas.

8:02am ausmanx:

good evening doug and chas... i'm thinking that's a new fundraising idea for the FMU DJs, but it might need a rethink.

8:08am Doug Schulkind:

Give the people what the want, eh ausmanx?!

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8:33am duke:

Give the Drummer Pants?

8:34am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some: Putting the freeeeeeeee back in freeform.

8:45am erella inToronto:

Here with you, Doug.

8:47am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings erella! Always a treat to have you along for the ride. (I hope you brought that mayor of yours with you. Today's show is going to be smoking!)

8:51am erella inToronto:

Our mayor is a piece of work. What a fool! He is a gift that keeps on giving. Every day is something new. Yesterday 2 members of his staff quit in one day. That makes 5 this week!

8:52am ndbob:

morning Doug, Erella, everyone!

8:52am Doug Schulkind:

@erella
Whatever it takes to serve the public.

8:52am Maggie B.:

OH! I'm going to have nightmares about that ottoman tonight.

8:52am ndbob:

@Erella the scandal just keeps getting weirder and weirder

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

Dame Maggie! Lord ndbob! I see the royals are beginning to take their seats!

8:54am hyde:

my eyes. my eyes!

8:56am Rich in Washington:

Hola, Senor Doug

8:56am Doug Schulkind:

Open wide, hyde. This won't hurt a bit.

Buenos días, Ricardo!

8:58am hyde:

@Doug is it safe?

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

@hyde
Just hit the "Purell" button at the top of the playlist every 10 minutes.

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9:01am listener james from westwood:

it tells you the sort of week i've had when the first thing i noticed in the picture was the bottle of booze.
morning, doug, and howdy all you friday fanatics!

9:01am Alex In Illinois:

Hi! Looks like I got here on time this morning.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Awright Alex (in Illinois)!

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Drink me in with your eyes, Listener James from Westwood.

9:05am still b/p:

Blind Faith album on the floor with its particular cover makes the scene five times ewwwgier.

9:08am Uncle Michael:

I have forgotten how to wake up.

9:09am Shaun:

You'd think Iggy could afford a better tape machine, idk.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Uncle Michael remarked that EXACT point on Facebook just moments ago.

Hey Shaun! It's the Turkish Iggy, actually.

9:12am still b/p:

I wondered if the subject was a somebody, but I was unfamiliar with Mr. K. until this moment now right here this minute.

9:13am Shaun:

@Doug Erkin Koray?

9:13am northguineahills:

Whoops, accidentally left the GTDS on all night w/ my stereo off.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

On the, er, nose, Shaun!

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Hey NGH! Better than doing the opposite.

9:16am Gary:

Good morning, Doug!

9:16am Shaun:

@Doug Just thankful he didn't have a vinyl couch.

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Gary!

9:17am Rich in Washington:

Doug, this is a weird question, perhaps, but I was wondering. Have you seen the clip that was making the rounds on the internetwebs recently, featuring a Thai band, with this amazing loopy electric guitar - the guy was playing through a delay pedal, obviously, being accompanied by percussionists.
Ring a bell?

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Shaun
That thought makes my brain sweat.

9:18am Gary:

Great sounds to wake up to. I'm just having my first cup of coffee now.

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Rich in W
Haven't seen it yet. I'm always the last to know.

9:19am ausmanx:

to fulfill all the fantasies this photo seems to launching, behold Sydney's finest, the magnificent LUBRICATED GOAT... www.youtube.com...

9:20am Rich in Washington:

It's pretty cool. Let me see if I can't find it and I'll send it off line. I am certain you could at least identify the style/genre

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks Rich! Thanks (I think) ausmanx! (I can't view Youtubes during the show or the audio will go over the air. My computer is live.)

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

By the way, what you're listening to hear is the sound of a young man becoming a Buddhist monk.

9:22am still b/p:

The intonation in this reminds me of Catholic ritual Latin delivery. Mash 'em up!

9:22am Erella:

I just watched a bit of the Lubricated Goat clip. Now there is a soundtrack for my personal Ottoman nightmare.

9:23am jm:

did he say pull my finger?

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Happy 194th birthday, Walt Whitman! (I went to Walt Whitman High School in suburban Washington, DC.)

9:24am merv:

@Rich -- I mentioned it to Doug awhile back too... Those guys are INCREDIBLE! The name translates to something like "Khun John Ritter's Harp Gallery application"... Their facebook page is here: on.fb.me...

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

You must've been a Comparative Religion major, jm.

9:24am holland oats:

mornin' drumma / mornin' peoples - actually doug that track was a reworking of the classic abbott & costello 'who's on first?' routine

9:25am still b/p:

Homeroom 222, Doug?

9:25am Gary:

Pyaasa! One of the greatest films of all time!

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Nothin' but the classics here on GTDS, holland oats!

Morning Merv!

9:27am Rich in Washington:

@Merv: Yes! That's them! Amazing!
The funny thing is, there's an incredible Thai restaurant in my town - really patronized more by our Thai community than anyone else. They often play a similar kind of music in the background. Just shimmering layers of guitar with delay.
It irritated the Missus that I fixate on music wherever I go.

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Remember Bernie on "Room 222"? My afro was bigger.

@Gary
Really?!

9:30am Uncle Michael:

I have a picture of Karen Valentine on the floor...between my feet.

9:30am Gary:

Yes. Guru Dutt, Geeta's husband, was pretty much the greatest Bollywood director of the 50s-60s. And Pyaasa is his masterpiece. It's about a poet, so I'm admittedly predisposed to like it. But, still ... it's a heart-wrenching film.

9:31am still b/p:

Doug, is that the max fullness and height in the maraca picture, or was there more more MORE?

@ UM -- And are you twanging?

9:31am merv:

@Rich -- Huh, didn't realize that was a thing? Wonder what sub-genre we're talking about here... Where's the guy that runs monrakplengthai when you need him?
Morning Doug!

🥁

9:31am listener james from westwood:

i have yet to be in an indian restaurant in northern nj that plays bollywood cuts. mostly it's generic piano-driven indo-schmaltz. perhaps folks from the current generation see it as their parents' music? no idea.

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

"Pyaasa (Hindi: प्यासा Pyāsā, meaning "Thirsty") is a 1957 Indian film produced by, directed by, and starring Guru Dutt. The film tells the story of struggling poet, trying to make his works known in post-independence India, and a prostitute with a heart of gold who eventually helps him get his poems published. The music was composed by S.D. Burman.
With the commercial success of thrillers like Baazi, Jaal, Aar Paar and C.I.D. as well as comedies like Mr. & Mrs. '55, Guru Dutt and his studio were financially secure and established. From 1957, he could now make movies he really wanted to make, including Pyaasa. In 2002, Pyaasa was ranked at #160 on the Sight & Sound critics' and directors' poll of all-time greatest films. In 2005, Pyaasa was rated as one of the 100 best films of all time by Time Magazine, which called it "the soulfully romantic of the lot." Indiatimes Movies ranks the movie amongst the Top 25 Must See Bollywood Films. On the occasion of Valentine's Day 2011 Time magazine has declared it as one of the top 10 romantic movies of all time." (Wikipedia)

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

@Merv
Peter Doolan from Monrakplengthai is actually back in Thailand after a few years in Brooklyn.

9:33am holland oats:

added to queue, thx - by the time it arrives i will have no recollection of this day

9:34am merv:

@Doug -- Unfortunately not on the playlist right now to answer our question though! That's fine, better he be collecting more goodies for us...

9:38am Gary:

hindustanivinyl.blogspot.com ... got it!

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

That's it, Gary!

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

This next track is for all listeners with teenage children soon to fly the coop. (Like me.)

9:41am Gary:

OMG, that's an awesome blog, thanks Doug!

9:42am hyde:

nice. this set is right in my wheelhouse. Waves of country have been washing over me lately. Really hitting the string bands hard.

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary aka Mr. Bodega Pop
You should know from awesome blogs.

9:45am KevinfromBayRidge:

Howdiy All, Listening on the Pop-up-takin' in the auditory delights & in awe (and shock) of the visual curiosities! No ottomans off of Craig'sList for me in the near future!

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy KfBR!

9:47am ndbob:

@Gary great blog!

9:48am jk:

Morning Doug! only 45 minutes late today but it's hot so everything's slower. Including my guess of playback singer: Nahid Akhtar

9:48am KevinfromBayRidge:

Doug, your old sod is downright sultry, whatwith our sudden heat.

9:49am Alex In Illinois:

@hyde
String bands? Like The Fuzzy Mountain String Band, or Fennig's All Star String Band or The East Texas Serenaders or the Grinnell Giggers?

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, jk!
Good point about Nahid Akhtar. She is singing w/Kamal Ahmed on The Sound of Wonder.

9:56am ndbob:

nice one here Doug

9:59am ndbob:

Ruthann being best known for writing "Windy"

9:59am hyde:

@Alex, yeah, that sort of thing. Mostly 20's-30's. Leake County Revelers, Carolina Ramblers, Missisippi Possum Hunters and other assorted skillet lickers. Also some Cajun stuff there's a great Arhoolie disc of Cajun 30's string bands that's fantastic.

10:01am ndbob:

Agree Alex and Hyde

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10:03am bobdc:

For their more sanctified gigs, these guys called themselves the Norfolk Jubilee Quartet, and there's a lot of great stuff under that name available as well.

10:03am Doug Schulkind:

Yup, that's right, ndbob. Ruthann was pals with the folks from The Association.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

@bobdc
Welcome aboard! I love how some of those acts from the '20s and '30s had a high brow/low brow dual personalities. I'm thinking of the Georgia Tom/Rev. Thomas Dorsey mashup.

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10:09am bobdc:

I think they used a different name and different lyrics, with very similar arrangements, depending on where the gig was booked.

10:11am Alex In Illinois:

@hyde
I'll check out that Cajun compilation some time, but first, I will need to check out Mississippi Possum Hunters. I just like names like that!

10:11am Stanley:

I'm late to the party but I've brought a bottle.

10:12am dc pat:

sorry I'm late boss...

So do we know who the amazing dude in the pic is?

10:13am dc pat:

...playing along to Layla no doubt..

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

C'mon in Stanley. And you, too, dc pat. Dude in the photo is the Turkish shredder Erkin Koray.

Would it cause a mini-riot if I admitted that we won't be hearing Mr. Koray during today's proceedings?

10:14am Uncle Michael:

WHAT?!

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
"For Display Purposes Only"

10:16am Uncle Michael:

This will NOT be the only Little Milton on the stream today.

10:17am dc pat:

that's it. I'm leaving... [clomp, clomp, clomp....SLAM!!].............

just kidding, still here.

10:17am Uncle Michael:

@Doug: Better than "Serving Suggestion."

10:17am ausmanx:

let's face it, hearing the guy could only be a disappointment...

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle M
That would be just gross

@ausmanx
Actually, Erkin Koray lives up to all expectations. (Or should I say "stands up to" all expectations)

10:20am D Wanek:

That Gene Morris cut sounded a lot like a Louisiana zydeco version of Drivin' Wheel, but a food song. Brilliant! And now Little Milton. Ooh, how's a girl supposed to work?

10:22am Jesse K:

No erkin?!? I don't believe you, I'm staying tuned anyway.

10:23am dc pat:

I just checked him out briefly and sounded interesting. I guess anything in Turkish sounds interesting. I have a Turkish neighbor and when she's admonishing her kids, she sounds like she's reading poetry.

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

Hello two times, Diane!

Sorry for the bait-and-switch, jk.

10:24am dc pat:

Thanks for Muddy.

10:24am AndrewC.:

Aagh - this kind of electric blues used to be all you could get on Umass radio in Amherst. They used to play it endlessly. Still drives me crazy to hear it. Sorry Doug!

10:27am ndbob:

I found several of those New Wold LP's years ago at a library sale

10:29am Alex In Illinois:

People are still talking about Mr. Koray and his music.
The subject of pictures of musicians mostly nude and hearing their music reminds me of Peanut Duck a few weeks ago.

10:30am Uncle Michael:

What shall be the olive half on the cottage cheese ball that is I?

10:31am hyde:

Ghost Capital has one of those New World LP's up, fwiw.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

That is between you and your God, Uncle Michael

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

@hyde
The very same one I just played!

10:33am Paul Sherratt:

ERKIN !

10:34am dc pat:

man this Kollektief is SMOKIN!

10:34am hyde:

@Doug kismet!

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

It's either Andy Altenfelder or Boy Raaymakers on trumpet here.

Can I just say what a fuckin brilliant name is Boy Raaymakers!

10:39am dc pat:

I still think Jaap Blonk can't be beat.

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Not with a stick.

10:42am still b/p:

A friend just suggested a beach visit this afternoon. The hot dilemma: bike to beach and pull the officially-warned-about bad air/heavy ozone deep into the lungs, or drive to beach and contribute to polluted air, or not go to beach?

10:44am trish@:

Heya. Enjoying listening this last day of May. The heat outdoors is oppressive. That S.O.S was fantastic.

10:44am dc pat:

ride. always ride. If you don't have asthma, you'll be fine.

10:45am hyde:

never heard of S.O.S. before. that's the one Cuneiform just rereleased? that was pretty darn good.

10:45am Gary:

This is fabulous

10:45am davex:

Hi Doug and everyone! I hear good sounds.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
I feel your pain.

@trish
Already pretty sweltering here in Pizzaburgh.

@Gary
I know nothing about the Texture Sextet. Japanese trumpter with mostly French band.

10:46am trish@:

Ground level ozone irritates lungs and prolonged exposure scars the tissue.
http://www.epa.gov/glo/health.html

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings davex!

10:47am Parq:

Hi all. I've just been advised that there's a Philippines Day Parade and festival in my nabe this weekend. I suppose references to shoe collections will only date me, yeh?

10:47am Uncle Michael:

After you all gorge yourselves at Doug's world food fair...I'm taking everyone to Dairy Queen so save room.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
It's time Imelda's shoes came out of the closet.

10:49am Gary:

Parq, what city are you in?

10:49am Paul Sherratt:

Erkin... !
http://preview.tinyurl.com/m4o8nye

10:50am Parq:

Gary, NYC, see?

10:50am davex:

@still b/p: How far is the ride? What beach is it? (It all sounds good to me, as it is cold and thunderstormy here.)

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

Here's a thought:
Aren't you glad today's playlist art isn't an animated gif?

And now entering down the center aisle, with a funny hat and long cape: Brother Paul Sherratt!

10:54am holland oats:

quiz time -- whoever can identify the red album cover beneath erkin's right foot gets a turkish taffy

10:55am Gary:

Awesome, I want to go to the parade & festival -- there'll likely be someone sellin CDs there, if I'm lucky

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

There's a dude next door mowing his lawn with a big-ass machine, but I'm not shutting the windows. If you hear an ungodly noise when I go on mic, think of it as "atmospherics."

10:57am still b/p:

The beach we'll probably choose is only about a 4 mile ride. A fairly sheltered bit of shore just outside Portland Harbor on Casco Bay. Air temp 83 and climbing. But ocean temperature will keep everything but my feet and ankles outa the water, I'm sure.

10:57am Gary:

Gotta be a big ass machine to move a whole lawn :)

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

Damn, the lawn mower stopped. It was going nicely with the music.

10:58am hyde:

the more I think about it, Erkin could be wearing a merkin

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
I will heading past you on the way to two weeks on Deer Isle in July.

10:59am Uncle Michael:

Professor Erkin Korey?

10:59am northguineahills:

I've heard Stevens in the company of Bailey, but never w/ Watts.

10:59am davex:

still b/p: Is the air really that bad in Maine? I'm sure the 4 miles is fine. Anyway, enjoy it!

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
The intern typing my comments is drunk again...

11:03am holland oats:

doug i'm making lawn mower sounds while you speak

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11:03am listener james from westwood:

oh, that intern. doesn't he know he's supposed to bring enough for 2?

11:04am Paul Sherratt:

holland,
Can't be this album : http://tinyurl.com/kfs5mgm

11:04am northguineahills:

Considering Doug is the intern, he probably is drinking for two.

11:07am holland oats:

@paul no but that's a good'un - my guess is the cars 'heartbeat city' but i might have my dates wrong

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

Professor Erkin Korey? Really, Uncle Michael? Damn you're good.

🥁

11:11am listener james from westwood:

ngh: what else is a friday for?

11:15am Carmichael:

Good morning Doug and acolytes. Can anyone identify the other 2 albums being oppressed by feet?

If you see Cecile today, wish her a happy birthday.

11:19am Uncle Michael:

Erwin Corey and Erkin Koray should trade beauty secrets.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks Carmichael. I just sent Cecile a happy birthday ESP message (though I still have mental telepathy dial-up service).

11:26am Paul Sherratt:

This show is in a battle with the glorious weather ( in Extreme North Staffordshire, England ) Tommy Mad Man Jones hit the winner.

11:26am Elias:

Doug, I hope you have been able to to listen to Steve Somers a bit this week. He's been in rare form, as you might imagine!

🥁

11:27am listener james from westwood:

whether you read this later or pick up the psychic vibe, happy birthday, cecile!

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Elias! I haven't heard Steve Somers (one of my radio heroes). I have been listening to the Mets beat the crap out of the Yankees via the MLB's brilliant At Bat app. I miss Steve Somers terribly.

11:29am holland oats:

blind faith, moody blues...

11:30am northguineahills:

Already 90F/32C here in NYC, and it's not even noon.

11:30am davex:

Send a bit of that heat over here, please!

🥁

11:31am Artie:

This set is making me super happy!

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Well then, Artie, my work is done. Please tell the barkeep to send down another mint julep.

11:33am still b/p:

@ davex -- Ozone alert and health advisory issued today for Maine.
Despite great natural attributes and many fantastic days of clear air, Maine is called "the tailpipe of the nation." Patterns bring pollutants, muggy air exacerbates. I do a fair amount of summer riding and wonder about the long term.

Doug -- you will have only clean air! Mebbe you can catch pitchers or musics or Shakespeares at the Stonington Opera House, unless you want to stick at the rental idyll full-time and say Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I need to get up there for the bikin'. Such a nice neighborhood.

Ozone is fuckfuttzling my stream and giving the Drummer some fat irksome gaps!!!

11:34am Uncle Michael:

It's been a glorious week for crosstown rivalries.

11:37am ndbob:

63 and cloudy here

11:37am Carmichael:

Are you talking about Steve Somers, the sportscaster??

11:38am Elias:

Doug, have you tried picking up 660 AM over the terrestrial airwaves? It's a 50 kW station, and you ought to be able to pick it up at night in Pittsburgh with a decent AM radio. I listen to WTAM 1100 out of Cleveland all the time here in Queens. You have to wait until night, when the ionosphere becomes reflective to AM waves. AM radio is magic.

11:38am Elias:

Yes! THE Steve Somers!

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11:39am Artie:

Bartender advises that today's special is a Kentucky Mule, a bourbon-based take on the Moscow Mule. I've taken a flyer and had three sent over to Studio P.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, Carmichael, THAT Steve Somers. On the back of my WFMU trading card where it lists my three radio heroes it names these three:

Bob Brainen
Steve Somers
Symphony Sid Torin

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

@Elias
Yes, I have tried many times. Late at night I often listen through the static. I am not a fan of the FAN's newest late-night hosts. I listen online to the FAN a bunch, but usually just to hear Mike Francesa be his assholiest worst.

11:42am Uncle Michael:

John Peel
Lee 'Baby' Simms
Big Bill Collins

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Steve Somers has actually appeared on WFMU's Jewish music and information show JM in the AM. (That show only airs on the terrestrial broadcast, 6-9am. When it is on, WFMU has freeform programming online.) Many years ago, the host of the show, Nachum Segal, got Steve Somers to autograph and 8x10 glossy for me. It says,

"Doug — No, Eddie Murray!"

I treasure it.

11:43am Carmichael:

Wow, he used to do the sports on the local news in Sacramento in the mid-70s. I heard he went to Atlanta, but lost track of him.

www.youtube.com...

11:44am Uncle Michael:

And Dave Nemo.

11:44am still b/p:

Here's a baseball note: it's been confirmed that a friend of mine will have his opera about Josh Gibson produced here next year in one of the city's higher profile venues.

11:44am KevinfromBayRidge:

Can I favorite this 100 times??!!

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Carmichael
Somers talks often about his roots on the West Coast. In Sacremento (he calls it "Sack of Tomatoes") and the Bay Area.

11:45am ndbob:

wow - sounds great b/p!

11:45am Shaun:

Faving Irma like billy-o.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

@KevinfromBayRidge
No or you will break the Internet (or at least you will cause Kenzo to have a mild upset tummy).

11:46am Carmichael:

What station is he on now, Doug? I'll have to internet-listen.

11:46am Elias:

The Nachum Segal/Steve Somers/Doug Schulkind/Eddie Murray demolition derby collision has just COMPLETELY BLOWN MY MIND with awesomeness.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Speaking of Josh Gibson, I live about five minutes from the Homestead Grays Bridge, here in Pittsburgh.

11:47am Paul Sherratt:

holland ,
The Moody Blues seems like a good bet. Dunno about this faith challenging image though .. http://tinyurl.com/l6jamd5

Irma's a joy ... even on a winter's night in Colne, Lancashire

11:49am Uncle Michael:

I highly recommend the Negro Leagues museum in the 18th & Vine district in Kansas City.

11:49am Elias:

Carmichael, If I have had anything to do with your re-discovering Steve Somers I will consider my life duties to be complete. He's on WFAN, which is AM 660 here in New York. I suggest that you call him!

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Steve Somers did the overnight shift on WFAN for years before moving to daytime (and now evenings). His late-night run on radio was the best radio ever. I was glued to it every night all night. Captain Midnight lives!

11:52am still b/p:

The Irma track WAS great. I loved the "multi-vitamin...with iron..."

Doug -- the opera composer did some research/homework/legwork down thataway.

11:52am Rich in Washington:

@uncle Michael: for some reason, your recommendation compelled me to look up Old Negro Space Program.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Here is the playlist page for Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael: wfmu.org...

See you all "over there"!

11:54am Michael:

Somers is great. He's on evenings except for Met games - he ofter will follow the game and go to 1 or 2 AM. He also does a Saturday early evening shift, sometime around 4/5. He was in his glory last night after the Mets swept the Yanks.

Hell so was I.

11:55am KevinfromBayRidge:

OK Doug I just Faved once...Great show, I'm so happy to be able to listen at work thanks to Pop-up. Sure wouldn't want to mess up Kenzo's day!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

I'm really glad you can listen, KevinfBR!

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11:58am listener james from westwood:

lovely show, doug. thanks as always! wow, so many commenters on board today! thanks to you-all, too!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

see you momentarily

11:58am davex:

still b/p: I didn't know that about Maine. I do know your opera-writing friend, though, as it turns out. I guess Portland is a small town.

11:59am KevinfromBayRidge:

Gonna Hinky-Dink w/John Lee!

11:59am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!!

11:59am hyde:

well, that was a blast. thanks!

12:00pm northguineahills:

Thanks Doug!

12:00pm Carmichael:

Thanks, Elias. I just may do that.

12:00pm Gary:

Thanks for the fab trip around the world, Doug!

12:00pm davex:

Thanks, Doug, as always!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

You gals and guys are the best. Thanks for hanging with me! Have Hinky Dinky weekend!

12:02pm Paul Sherratt:

Has our DJ ever played that O V Wright medley I wonder ? ( the live version is the best as it's a little longer ! )

12:04pm Paul Sherratt:

Has our DJ hero ever played that O V Wright medley I wonder ? The live version is best as it's a little longer ..

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)

Tashi Palkit, Tsewang Namgyal Kidar	Ghungspot Thonpo (The High Sky)	Ladakh: Songs & Dances from the Highlands of Western Tibet (Nonesuch 1977)
Yotthong Bunthup	Thong Ban Nak (pt. 2)	Thong Ban Nak (Great Sound )
Geeta Dutt	Jane Kya Tune Kahi (from the film Pyaasa)	Greatest Hits, Her Finest Ever (Saregama 1957)
Kamal Ahmed	Haira Pheri

Raymond Parish with His Country Boys	I'm in Heaven	b/w Chain Gang (Shamrock )
Clyde 'Barefoot' Chesser & His Texas Village Boys	Smudges on the Wall	b/w Lost Highway (Central )
Billy Thompson	Waltzing With Sin	Big Balls in Cowtown (Bo-Kay 1957)
Ken Kennedy	Mary and Jane	b/w The Welfare Check (Spar 1968)
Ruthann Friedman	Too Late to Be Mourning	Constant Companion (Reprise/Water 1969)
Nina Nastasia	This Is What It Is	The Blackened Air (Touch and Go 2001)

Monarch Jazz Quartet of Norfolk	What's the Matter Now?	Let's Get Loose: Folk & Popular Blues Styles from the Beginnings to the Early 1940s (New World 1929)
Andrew Dunham	Corrine	Blues Sensation: Detroit Downhome Recordings 1948-1949 (Ace 1949)
Sunnyland Slim	Past Life	Be Careful How You Vote (Airway 1977)
Gene Morris w/Marcel Dugas & The Entertainers	Pork Chops Potatoes & Cheese	Rockin' Accordion: The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions, Volume 57 (Flyright )
Little Milton	Worried Dreamer	Blues 'n Soul (Stax 1974)
Muddy Waters	Just to Be With You	"Unk" in Funk (Chess 1974)

Willem Breuker Kollektief	Hopsa Hopsa	In Holland (Bvhaast 1981)
S.O.S.	The Mountain Road	Looking for the Next One (Cuneiform 1975)
Texture Sextet	Doïna	Texture Sextet (IACP 1982)
Derek Bailey, John Stevens, Trevor Watts	Impromptu Dynamics 4	Dynamics of the Impromptu (73/74) (Entropy 1974)

Peruchín	Sabor Cubano	El Marqués del Marfil (Tumbao 1962)
Nafer Santiago Durán Diaz y Su Conjunto	El Rezo	Los Grandes de Vallenato ( 1976)
Tommy "Mad Man" Jones	Snake Charmer	b/w Josette (Mad )
Sir Victor Uwaifo & His Melody Maestroes	Ekassa 28	Ekassa: Modern Music of African Folklore (Philips )
Kiezos	Rumba 70	Angola '60s: 1956-1970 (Buda Musique 1970)
Black Blood	Chicano (When Philly Goes to Barcelona)	Chicano (Warner Bros. 1975)
Hedzoleh Soundz	Hearts Ne Kotoko	Hedzoleh (Soundway 1973)

Irma Thomas	Coming From Behind/Wish Someone Would Care	In Between Tears (Fungus 1973)
Allen Orange	My Confession	The Legendary Labels of Louisiana: The Best of Drew-Blan (Night Train )
Ben & Spence	Long Ago	Hall of Fame Volume 2: More Rare and Unreleased Gems from the FAME Vaults (Ace )
Herbert Hunter	Make Me Know You Love Me	b/w I Want You Back (T-Jaye )

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