WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 08/09/13

Listener comments!

7:47am Uncle Michael:

The pride of Omaha. Morning drome sums.

7:54am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, pride of Topeka.

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7:54am duke:

Good morning Mr Drummer, UM, and early birds. I'm really enjoying the GTDS premium that arrived in the mail the other day. Thanks!

7:55am Doug Schulkind:

So glad you like, duke!

8:39am ausmanx:

evening all, i think i'll start feeling nauseous if i keep watching fred doing that all morning...

8:40am Doug Schulkind:

No problem, ausmanx. Every GTDS show comes with its own in-flight barf bag!

8:42am Uncle Michael:

Do the hip-shake, Fred...do the hip-shake, Fred...*shake* yo' hips.

8:50am Doug Schulkind:

I bet he could keep a Hula-Hoop going for the whole show.

8:51am hyde:

it's unsurprising that a gif of Fred Astaire is the smoothest and most graceful gif I've ever seen

8:52am Doug Schulkind:

This gif is taken from an amazing scene in Easter Parade. Fred dances around the toy store dancing and banging on drums. He does an even more amazing drum/dance in another film. Can't remember the title just now.

8:54am hyde:

@Doug I bet you mean this one: videosift.com...

8:56am Doug Schulkind:

Yup, that's the one, hyde! I'm playing it live right now.

8:57am hyde:

hah, i just turned on the stream and there it was! the fact that it's one take is just jawdropping.

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

The Easter Parade scene has at least one cut in it. Astaire was an absurd perfectionist. God bless him.

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9:01am listener james from westwood:

good friday, everyone! was just catching up with the recent show the good doctor just did. very tough to pull myself away! but can't miss a live gtds.

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

The Good (Drummer) Nurse: "Open wide, Listener James!"

9:05am Uncle Michael:

rinse and spit?

9:05am KevinfromBayRidge:

Good Morning Schulkinders!

9:06am Gary:

Good morning!

9:06am Uncle Michael:

lift with your knees

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy K from BR and Gary!

9:10am northguineahills:

Crap, gotta get dressed and out the door in 10-15 minutes. Hello everybody!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Don't forget your cummerbund, NGH!

9:11am glenn:

hmmm. i just realized how much fred astaire resembles ira louvin.

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hi glenn! Hi Ira!

9:13am still b/p:

Good gray morning.

Fred was on the list of actors tagged as "poison at the box office" in 1938. Pfah! I'll take some a' that.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

I'm gonna say something funny about this King David song. Keep listening at least through the next mic break.

9:15am Alex In Illinois:

I think you or Uncle Micheal played a different version of the Fannie Mae song last week

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Must've been the Good Uncle. (Of course it could've been me, but I never listen to my show.) Morning Alex! And hey there, still b/p!

9:17am glenn:

i see fred's right in time with rocky fuller.

9:20am Uncle Michael:

I have not played it either!

9:22am still b/p:

It's a little chuckley that in a song called Fannie Mae there was mention of borrowing money.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Well one of us is a stone liar, Uncle Michael, because Alex in Illinois is never wrong.

9:23am northguineahills:

Was that supposed to be a radio advert for Manischewitz?

9:23am Uncle Michael:

If that is his real name...

9:24am mr c:

Checking in from Hollywood...Give the Drummer Some shows The Soul of A Man!

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Roll out the red velvet for MR. C!

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9:29am listener james from westwood:

speaking of soul—howdy mr. c!

9:30am Uncle Michael:

tweet.

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

Retweet.

9:32am Alex In Illinois:

The other version of the Fannie Mae song had a different title, something like "Don't Get me Talkin'" or something like that.

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

@NGH
Wish you had been on the case in 1953.

9:34am northguineahills:

Considering my parents had yet to enter kindergarten, I would have to move some temporal lines to make that happen.

9:34am still b/p:

Neveh wetweet. Neveh suwwendeh.

9:34am Uncle Michael:

Bullitt: Maybe 20 times.

9:34am Alex In Illinois:

It had the same story on one of the verses about a woman going to town, someone hitting her, then going home and lying to her husband.

9:38am Alex In Illinois:

Maybe I heard the "Don't Get me Talkin'" song on yet a different show or maybe it was the week before last. I'll see if I can find it on an archived playlist.

9:38am Uncle Michael:

No one can play finger cymbals like the Ginz.

9:39am glenn:

oh yeah. sing it brother allen.

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

You're doing the Lord's work, Alex.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Very possibly Happy Traum playing guitar behind AG here.

9:45am Stanley:

Sheesh! Thought they'd never leave. Now have the office to myself, so lets freewheel to the weekend.

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9:48am listener james from westwood:

"a lie is only a lie if you believe it. --wanda robinson
"jerry, just remember: it's not a lie ... if you believe it." --george costanza

9:50am Uncle Michael:

This may not be the only Roosevelt Sykes you hear today.

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Could Wanda Sykes be far behind?

9:53am still b/p:

"I was not lying. I said things that later on seemed to be untrue."
- Richard Nixon

9:53am Alex In Illinois:

I was wrong. It was not on either of your shows. It was on a different show that I listen to on Friday afternoons. The song is “Don't Start Me To Talkin” by Sonny Boy Williamson

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of Richard Nixon, today is the 39th anniversary of his departure from Washington. A national holiday.

9:56am KevinfromBayRidge:

I'll start drinkin early for that!

9:59am still b/p:

We'll forgo the commemorative playing of 18 minutes of erased tape and instead have music music music.

9:59am Alex In Illinois:

39 years ago? But this happened during my lifetime. I remember, because I was a 10 year old kid with my family at Disneyland in California when it happened and the next day, we went to an Air Force base to see him fly in on an airplane and leave on a helicopter. 39 years ago? Oh wait, I am 49. I forgot.

9:59am hyde:

huh, that Harnetty thing was cool. I like that re-interpreting sound archives idea.

10:00am KevinfromBayRidge:

I remember raising a glass at a college party on that fine day!

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10:00am listener james from westwood:

i was but a wee lad, at the friar tuck inn, on vacation w/ my parents up in the catskills, when i saw his resignation speech on tv. the set was out in the lobby of the hotel and the place was abuzz. at the time i knew who nixon was broadly, but when i would see "watergate" mentioned in the news i still thought it was about a dam.

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10:02am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug, If Nixon was celebrating his wedding it would be one short of his Ruby which is an anagram of Bury which is what should of happened at birth to the toerag. You too Kissinger. Hello everyone have a lovely weekend.
Worse news Karen Black has passed away.

10:04am glenn:

drummer: measure once, cut twice.

10:05am still b/p:

My memory is not of the actual announcement he made from the Oval Office, but of listening to the radio the night before, while reading Howard Pyle's Men of Iron, when the DJ said it was being reported that Nixon was preparing his resignation speech for the next day.

10:08am Alex In Illinois:

Thanks Kevin! (For restoring my sense of youth).
@Listener James from Westwood:
I too was disappointed when I first watched the Watergate hearings and did not get to see a dam break. A year or so later, there was a movie called "Earthquake" that had a dam break in it. I think that was to satisfy those of us who wanted to see dams breaking after hearing the word "watergate" so many times.

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10:08am Brian in UK:

Doug, moving into Bryce country, the Sixties was a wonderful time for experimental music, as is now ofcourse. But the barriers were higher then.

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

Happy tea time, Brian in UK. Let's have a party. (Just not a tea party.) My mother told me never to speak ill of the dead. Right. Fuck Nixon and his fellow war criminal Kissofdeathinger.

Speaking of speaking of the dead: We shall hear from the divine Karen Black coming up.

10:10am hyde:

@ Alex In Illinois:I actually saw Earthquake in Sensurround twice

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10:11am Brian in UK:

Kissinger 'We probably made a mistake in Vietnam not to see it in global terms' This quote is from memory at a time when more bombs were being dropped in Cambodia with total denial from those mothers. Enough. I used to have the quote next to my desk at work circa 1974.

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10:13am Brian in UK:

Think I better go for a dog walk in the woods and clear my head. Lovely day over here. Thought I got the first whiff of Autumn when I opened the back door yesterday morning.

10:14am Uncle Michael:

I was pretty wrapped up in the Nixonian saga as a youngster. My old man was on the enemies list.

10:15am Uncle Michael:

@Brian in UK: This link work for you? www.mazdatalkforum.com...

How pretty is that?

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

A description note about Xenakis' Terretektorh"

For 88 musicians scattered throughout the audience (playing four percussion instruments in addition to their own).

This piece features the Philharmonic Orchestra of Radio O.R.T.F., conducted by Charles Brück.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Any enemy of my enemy is Uncle Michael's old man!

10:16am ausmanx:

i am actually inclined to think that the last fifteen years has produced a breed of US leaders much worse than Kissinger and Nixon, partly because the resources for them to inflict misery are so much more sophisticated (in military and media terms). the current incumbent is among the worst. i am at least pleased to say my countrymen Mr Pilger and Mr Assange remain among the finest exposers of their crimes... www.counterpunch.org...

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10:17am Brian in UK:

Fred you are so COOL.

Sweet Uncle Michael, sorry I did not reply the other day. What a beauty. Will be in contact sometime soon ref early Becker/Fagin.

10:18am KevinfromBayRidge:

@ Alex( not in NY/NJ)- Glad to be of service! Like Beefheart said-"The Old Fart was Smart". Yeah ,I'm "vintaged" enough(58) to precisely remember the JFK asassinatation. The emotions I felt almost 11 years later were about as polar opposite as imaginable!

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of dogs, we are bringing Lincoln home from camp on Tuesday. As soon as we return, the dog search begins. We (Jessie and I) badly want to name the dog "God," but don't think it will go over well with Lincoln. Or much of the rest of society. Can't you just imagine:

"God, come. I said COME!" Good God.

or

"God, no! Not on the carpet. BAD God!"

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10:19am Brian in UK:

Lovin' this Doug. You had to be there.

I'll give God the nod.

10:20am Stanley:

Godfrey is quite an old fashioned name even for a og

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10:20am Brian in UK:

@Kevin did it happen on a Friday if memory serves?

Nice one Tanley.

10:20am Stanley:

..or even a dog!

10:22am still b/p:

You have to promise to James Brown the delivery every time you say to the animal, "Good God!"

10:22am Stanley:

@Doug - how about the name Allah!

10:24am KevinfromBayRidge:

Seem to remember it being a Thursday but not sure. Of course it might have been Friday already in your neck of the woods

10:24am Stanley:

Jeez! What have i said? Doug delete the last comment before I get into trouble

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

Or maybe just go all the way with "Muhammed," eh Stanley?!

10:25am glenn:

osama's a good name for a dog.

10:26am hyde:

Loved that Fall Mountain. Went and grabbed that from Inconstant Sol toot sweet.

10:26am glenn:

osama dog laden.

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10:26am Brian in UK:

Stanley you meant to say Allez.

10:26am Elias:

Homeland Security has already recorded and noted all comments. Good luck Stanley.

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10:28am Brian in UK:

HS the babelfish chip does not work in Scotland before six pints o'clock.

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

That's where I got the Fall Mountain, too, hyde. Funny thing is, part of it was recorded at Oberlin College in 1979. I was at Oberlin College in '79 and very likely at the performance. Here is the download of it: inconstantsol.blogspot.com...

10:28am northguineahills:

oh, woah is me, I missed Xenakis. But this Alterations is keen! Who are they?

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Nice to see that the audience has GROWN by 5 people during this experimental set. I love you guys.

10:29am Stanley:

Babel fish 'n' chips more like

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Alterations: David Toop, Peter Cusack, Terry Day, Steve Beresford.

10:29am KevinfromBayRidge:

Brian, the speech was Thursday night. Actual resignation was Friday. Looked it up-guess memory still serves, sorta!

10:32am northguineahills:

Cool, that makes a lot of sense, Good lineup! Clicky starred for future reference.

10:32am Gary:

David Toop = one of my fave writers

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10:32am Brian in UK:

Deep fried babelfish. Yum.

Well done Kevin. Bet you cannot remember what you had for dinner last night though!!

To the woods.

10:34am Uncle Michael:

No obsessing over the numbers, Doug. tsk

10:35am ausmanx:

so presumably Alterations morphed into the wonderful Flying Lizards???

10:35am Elias:

Oh my. Harkness Coop.

10:36am Erella:

I know what a snapitz is! It is like a little packet of explosive stuff, wrapped in paper that kids would throw at the pavement to have it make a bang with smoke.

10:37am KevinfromBayRidge:

I remember what I had, just can't pronounce it!( Korean)

10:37am northguineahills:

Yeah, David Toop is an excellent writer and musician.

10:37am Elias:

I played at Harkness Coop while a young high school student in a band known as "Alan Alda and The Sensitive Family Band".

10:38am Erella:

The Snapitx things were sold with caps. Not very dangerous, or maybe they were. Hmmm? Musician Rip Hayman had a cymbal at his front door and a box of those little things that guests would throw at the gong/cymbal to announce their arrival.

10:41am northguineahills:

They weren't call snapitz when I was kid, but I used to put them between thumb and index finger, and snap and it would blow up in my fingers. It used freak out the girls. Just left a barely noticeable burn on my thumb.

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

I have Toop's book "Exotica" right here.

10:41am Elias:

I have some of those "Snapits" in my house right now. We called them "Snap n pops" and bought them at Ben Franklin, AKA the 5 and 10! You can definitely still get em, I think the ones I have were in a big box of fireworks. They are fun.

10:43am Gary:

One of my all-time fave books. I love the description of meeting Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and the interview with Lassie.

10:43am Gary:

I am embarrassed to admit, tho, that the Alterations track you just played was the first time I've ever heard any of his music ...

10:47am Stanley:

@ngh - I like your style.

10:47am northguineahills:

David Toop got around in many genres. Chances are you've heard him in a group or band, and just didn't notice. (Kevin Ayers, Flying Lizard, and more groups then I can remember).

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

I remember exactly where I was when I heard that Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan died. I was on vacation on Ocracoke Island off North Carolina. Early on the same vacation, I heard that Fela Anikulapo-Kuti died. For a while, it seemed famous people always seemed to die when I was on vacation. Two years earlier, it was Mickey Mantle. I was very afraid for Nelson Mandela while we were in Maine. Bless the moon and stars he's still here.

For more David Toop, the link here appears to still be working: twicezonked.blogspot.com...

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Elias
Did you go to Oberlin? I was there 1979-83, though barely in '83.

10:53am Uncle Michael:

shhhh great song

10:55am glenn:

the carolyn mark tribute to the nashville soundtrack is pretty great. neko case sings this.

10:55am Erella:

Doug, please don't ever go on vacation again.

10:55am Gary:

@NGH, you'd be surprised by how vast my lack of music knowledge/experience is, alas.

@Doug, thanks for the link!

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

Everybody!

10:56am northguineahills:

Yeah Nusrat Ali Khan died when I took a break from my summer semester in and the beginning of my senior fall semester of college. I had just come back from a road trip to Atlanta.

Similarly, Kurt Cobain died when I was senior in HS when I was packing to go on an off road biking trip, and my friend's very Christian little sister told us the news, and we thought she was making it up.

10:56am Elias:

Doug, I was born in Allen Memorial Hospital in 1971. My brother attended Oberlin College from 1985-1989, so I had a full Oberlin College social life while attending Oberlin High School. When I was a kid we had MASSIVE and deadly peashooter wars in Mudd Library. Peashooters sound innocuous, but they are the machine gun of the toy world. Do you remember Norm Care? I bought his drumkit ans still own it!

10:59am Elias:

AND, we have a record from WOBC that my brother decided you should own. I'll send you a pic and you will agree.

11:00am Hugo:

A very memorable movie that one - Nashville. Got the soundtrack lp back in the day.

11:05am Parq:

Hi, all. Long time. I was just thinking; I saw Nashville only once, decades ago, on broadcast television. 'Bout time I caught up with it.

11:07am northguineahills:

Tunde Adebimpe is a nice guy. During the height of TV on the Radio's run, I was hanging out in my friend's practice room, where TV on the Radio also had a room. We just sat around and drank beers. Cool night.

11:09am northguineahills:

Braxton I haven't heard! W00t!

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

@Elias
Jesus, that story brings back all kinds of memories. Wow! There is one LP from the WOBC library I really wish I had stolen. It is a Tammy Wynette record. A 12-inch special promotional version of "Stand By Your Man." It was released as a means of rallying support for Ronald Reagan early in his first term, when the economy was in the shit and he was quite unpopular. During this version of "Stand By Your Man," Wynette interjects spoken passages between the choruses exhorting American's to stand by Reagan. During one passage she says "Stand by your man, be he peasant or president," except she i SWEAR TO GOD says the word pheasant. I can't fucking believe I didn't steal or at least make a cassette copy of that record.

Years later, I actually called someone up at WOBC and they looked in the library and couldn't find the record. I've been searching for it ever since.

@NGH
I'm sure Tunde would say the same about you.

11:11am Jesse K:

morning everyone

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

JK!

11:13am Jesse K:

the one record I wish I had stolen from my college library was a Nicholas Schöffer book with a Pierre Henry 45 tucked in the back. What was I thinking, nobody ever listened to it ever.

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

Now I know what to get you for Arbor Day, Jesse!

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11:21am listener james from westwood:

that was the most pheasant tammy w story i've heard in ages.
in silent awe of the marvelous show today.
uncle michael, i may be slightly tardy owing to a lunch date, but will catch as much as i can live!

11:21am northguineahills:

When I was working in downtown Jacksonville in 2000, I was walking by the city's main library and there was a sign saying there was LP sale. All records were 50 cents each. There was everything from Varese, Schoenberg, Stockhausen, Cage, Henry, Braxton, Art Ensemble of Chicago, and some weird Electronic LPs from the 70s. Each LP was 50 cents. It took two trips w/ the records piled past my eyes to get them to my car (no bags were provided, and I didn't have any w/ me that day. It was a good day. Most of the records had only been checked out once or twice, and the last time they had been checked out was back in the 70s.

11:22am Elias:

Doug, you said it! Just mentioning WOBC and Mudd bring back the most hilarious of thoughts. My brother DJ'ed at some sort of class reunion a few years ago at the "sco" and nobody had used the turntables all semester. Luckily after a good dusting the party was turned out. That town was, and I think still is to some extent, a great place for Our Gang style antics. We used to pile all the beanbag chairs up and jump from the third to the second floor at Mudd sometimes in an escape manuever. Nothing beats watching ten year olds jumping like lemmings over a railing. I will embark on a Wynette-quest on your behalf. Anyway, there's a record coming your way, I'll send you a picture and you will be all a-chuckle.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Our next performer is NOT the serial murderer by the same name. Just saying.

11:27am Uncle Michael:

well, not yet

11:28am Gary:

I'll withhold my "Adam's killin it" remark, then

11:28am hyde:

these improv sets are really doin' it for me

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

Adam Leroy Lane: en.wikipedia.org...

11:31am Stanley:

Really wild, er, General.

11:31am northguineahills:

Jon Appleton & Don Cherry. Unfortunately, I only got to see the former play live.

11:33am Jeff Golick:

Uh, hi.
This Adam Lane teaches music at the elementary school my kids go to.
Have always felt pretty lucky about that.

11:33am Hugo:

Lotsa good stuff out on the Cadence/CIMP labels over the years, but slightly inactive these days?

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11:33am duke:

This set is great!

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

Are you ... sure ... it's not the other Adam Lane, Jeff? Be safe.

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

Hugo!

11:35am Jeff Golick:

Prreeetttty sure. Ran into Lane and his fam earlier this summer at a rest stop along I-95 in Connecticut.

11:35am northguineahills:

Adam Lane, new to me, and digged!

11:36am Jeff Golick:

It's been said that Lane's wife and mine look alike. I've tried switching but it didn't fly.

Lane has played great with Darius Jones in recent years/groupings.

11:42am Gary:

This Orchestre Essogbe de Porto-Novo song is insane great!

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
Be careful, the "other" Adam Lane was dubbed the Highway Killer. So of course you saw him at a rest stop on I-95.

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
Orchestre Essogbe de Porto-Novo: orogod.blogspot.com...

11:46am Gary:

Grazie!

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

The best part of this song: Fela pronouncing "nonentity" as "non en-titi." Just wait.

11:48am Jeff Golick:

dreamy

11:48am Jeff Golick:

also: what Gary said.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

This Fela track is dedicated to my powerful and glorious wife Jessie, who is very much an "entity."

11:50am Hugo:

Just out!

www.soundwayrecords.com...

11:50am Uncle Michael:

wfmu.org... in a little while...just sayin'

11:50am Ike:

This is the grooviest.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Oh yeah, oh yeah! Follow the music and conversation over on Uncle Michael's playlist page! That link again:

wfmu.org...

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

I was thisclose to choosing to do this song with the Hoof 'n' Mouth Sinfonia. Then my ass chickened out.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

know what?....chicken butt

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11:54am Brian in UK:

Oh Fela. Your 23 wives backing up, Doug?

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
I can say with sublime first-ear knowledge: That Soundway collection is great.

11:55am Uncle Michael:

"foolish liberal"

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian
The Jessie Posse?

11:55am Shaun:

Yes

11:56am Shaun:

Sorry, singing along.

11:56am Jeff Golick:

Know why?

11:57am northguineahills:

Man, sweet organ....

11:57am Jeff Golick:

Chicken thigh.

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11:57am Brian in UK:

Have an email from Sterns recently promoting that Soundway number. Tempting.

11:57am Jeff:

Guess what?

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Shaun, inna howwwwse!

11:58am Jeff Golick:

Sh*t people say in record stores: www.youtube.com... (via FMU/Dangerous Minds)

11:58am Jeff:

Chicken butt.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome Jeff, o maestro of the netherwires!

11:59am Alex In Illinois:

Soundway is great. Last month, eMusic had downlods from that label on sale.

11:59am Jeff:

That sounds dirty.

I'll take it.

11:59am Shaun:

I've been here the entire time, lurking like a highway killer.

11:59am Gary:

Thanks for the Friday morning awesomeness!

12:00pm hyde:

killer show. thanks!

12:00pm northguineahills:

THAT WAS AWESOME! (YES, I'M SHOUTING IN MY MIND!)

12:00pm Jeff Golick:

@Alex: I took advantage of that sale!

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12:00pm Brian in UK:

Shaun the sheepish.

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12:00pm duke:

Thanks Mr. Drummer

12:00pm Jeff Golick:

THANKS, DOUG! (SHOUTING TO BE HEARD OVER NORTHGUINEAHILLS)

12:01pm Uncle Michael:

catch you on the flip...great show Doug

12:01pm Alex In Illinois:

@Jeff:
Me too. There was one for 1/4 of its price

12:01pm Jeff:

Well done, Drummer.

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

I love you all. As evidenced by my tunes.

12:02pm Jeff Golick:

@Alex: who you at eMu? I go by ledrew (I think)...

12:02pm Alex In Illinois:

Ooo, tessering to Uncle Michael's show, but stop and restart player....

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)

Guitar Nubbit (Alvin Hankerson)	Georgia Chain Gang	b/w Hard Road (Bluestown 1962)
King David	Fannie Mae	Blues from Maxwell Street (Heritage 1965)
Rocky Fuller	Soon One Morning	Memory of Sonny Boy (Sugarhill 1952)
The Spiders	I Didn't Want to Do It	b/w You're the One (Imperial 1954)
The Crows	Mambo Shevitz	b/w Mambo #5 (Tico 1953)
The Related Six	Hold My Hand	b/w That's Alright (Church Door )
James Knight & the Butlers	Funky Cat	Black Knight (Cat 1971)
The Soul Searchers	Blow Your Whistle	Salt of the Earth (Sussex 1974)

Allen Ginsberg	Sickness Blues	First Blues (Columbia 1983)
Wanda Robinson	The Meeting Place	Black Ivory (Perception 1971)
Roosevelt Sykes	They Called Him "Pork Chops"	Conversation With the Blues (Decca 1960)
Muhal Richard Abrams	Cluster for Many Worlds	Blues Forever (Black Saint 1981)
Brian Harnetty	Marshall	The Star-Faced One: From the Sun Ra/El Saturn Archives (Atavistic 2013)

Iannis Xenakis	Terretektorh	b/w Nomos Gamma (Erato 1968)
Fall Mountain	Shoot Winnebagos	Early Fall (Parachute 1979)
Alterations	Norwich 3	Alterations (Bead 1978)

Pete Cassell	I'm Waiting for Ships That Never Come In	b/w Just a Message (Majestic 1947)
Jacky Lee & the Jay Brinkley Combo	Misery	b/w Young and Dangerous (Teenager 1959)
Bill Wilson	Ballad of Cody	Ever Changing Minstrel (WIndfall/Tompkins Square 1973)
Jack Wilcox Sowards	Don't Ever Fall in Love With a Poet	A Marriage of Clocks and Highways
Ruthann Friedman	I Think It's Going to Rain Today	Windy: A Ruthann Friedman Songbook (Cherry Red )
Karen Black	Rollin' Stone	Nashville (OST) (ABC/Dot 1975)
Tunde Adebimpe	Unknown Legend	Rachel Getting Married (OST) (Lakeshore 2008)

Anthony Braxton	MMKF-6 (CN-72)	Saxophone Improvisations Series F (America 1972)
Liberty Ellman	Excavation	Tactiles (Pi 2003)
Jon Appleton & Don Cherry	OBA	Human Music (Flying Dutchman 1969)
Adam Lane Quartet	Free	Buffalo (Cadence 2005)

Orchestre Essogbe de Porto-Novo	Bon Voyage	b/w Déidé Wé Ahihon (Dayo West African Records late 1960s)
Orchestre Tempo	Yebo Edi Pachanga	Racubah! A Collection of Modern Afro Rhythms (Comet )
Fela Anikulapo Kuti and Egypt 80	Power Show	Original Suffer Head (Lagos International 1981)

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