WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 08/30/13

Listener comments!

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8:39am listener james from westwood:

rockerazzi!

8:40am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some, the show where YOU are the star!

8:41am Gary:

Great, now I'm blind. Gonna jump in the shower; don't start without me!

8:41am glenn:

in that case, where's the red carpet background?

8:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
I couldn't do my first set without you. Literally. Several tracks are thanks to you.

@glenn
It's a black & white photo, silly!

8:43am glenn:

apropos of nothing, my personal motto is "i may not be perfect, but at least i'm not eurotrash".

8:44am hyde:

this epileptic fit brought to you by Jimi Hendrix

8:44am Doug Schulkind:

Ah yes, but I am, apparently, EURO-trash.

8:45am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya hyde!

8:46am glenn:

i saw that. i also saw kick ass 2 yesterday, and all i have to say is troy soos better watch out, or we'll sic hit girl on his oversized ass.

8:48am Doug Schulkind:

I'm a lover, not a fighter.

8:49am glenn:

i bet caravaggio never said that.

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

I'm thinking of putting some caravaggio on my homemade pizza tonight.

8:49am hyde:

hi. it's good to be around at live playlist time, real life caused me to miss two drummer somes and a destination out. what the heck is that all about?

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

Two drummer somes and a destination out beats a straight flush!

9:00am hyde:

whoops, and also a hinky dinky time! (can't neglect ol' uncle michael)

9:01am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever):

You've made it so none of us have to awkwardly feel like we're the first to show up to the party.

9:02am Gary:

I'm back!

9:02am ausmanx:

no hyde, drummer and destination are real life, it was the parallel universe which intruded. good evening for warm sydney evening...

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Kenzo
Especially since none of us came with dates.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Top of the evening to you, ausmanx!

9:03am hyde:

@ausmanx in that case, the parallel universe is kind of annoying

9:04am Uncle Michael:

Doug has been subjected to the hellin' of Troy.

9:05am Doug Schulkind:

Ding ding ding ding, we have a winner! Uncle Michael, please accept the golden scepter.

9:08am hyde:

the canine is a bathmophobe?

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

I had to Google that, but YES, hyde. It's also possible that she fears the stairs because the bare wood is too slippery.

9:11am Uncle Michael:

Doug, are the stairs open like, you can see through the rises?

9:12am Marmalade Kitty:

The best gif ever..!? Hi Doug & all!

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of bathmophobes, I once met Adam West.

@Uncle M
No, solid.

9:12am Gary:

Raagaton: A subgenre whose time has apparently not quite yet come; www.mefeedia.com...

9:13am glenn:

lots of shelter dogs are afraid of stairs, probably because mean assholes tend to throw dogs down stairs.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Ladies and gents, I'd like to introduce you to Vichitra Veena: www.indianmusicalinstruments.com...

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
We have learned that shelter dogs take a while to work out many of the anxieties and stressors they've accumulated. Our sweet pop went through two shelters, not to mention a spaying (and prior to that a pregnancy). She is very happy and loving, bless her.

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
Raagaton is when you put ragú on rigatoni?

9:18am ausmanx:

is there any phobia which doesn't have a name assigned to it? there are some damn weird ones...

9:18am northguineahills:

Apparently, Gary and I were on the same shower schedule, luckily different showers (have enough problems fighting over the shower w/ my gf in the 'morn.

9:19am Uncle Michael:

Some insecurities are likely to always be part of her personality...as with any of us.

9:19am still b/p:

Aww, afraid of flights. Poor woggie.

The weather's not looking good for my planned short (stairless) hike late in the day up to open ledges for sunset views and a tentless overnight. Bummer. At least the morning has anti-bummer Drummer late summer salve.

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

I have no idea what you're talking about, Uncle Michael. BLarrrrrrrGGGG!

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Always happy to unbum you out, still b/p.

9:21am ausmanx:

hope still doesn't suffer Nyctohylophobia- Fear of dark wooded areas or of forests at night

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, good morning Marmalade Kitty!

9:22am hyde:

@ausmanx I think the thing with phobias is that people ascribe all of the weird names to the endless variations, but I don't think a lot of them are actually used in any sort of clinical way.

9:23am Parq:

I must be in a hopelessly western mood. All this raga is reminding me of "Norwegian Wood".

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Must've been the subcontinental region of Norway, Parq!

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9:24am listener james from westwood:

oh, thank you, wireless modem, for scheduling your daily outage in the midst of this fine jam. so looking forward to taking a hammer to that thing upon replacing it.

9:26am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener James from Westwood
I'll play the shitty stuff until your box kicks back in.

The Phobia List: phobialist.com

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

This K.B. Sundarambal track is the first, but not last, in this set that I found on the marvelous blog Bodega Pop: bodegapop.blogspot.com...

9:29am still b/p:

Treatment for nyctohylophobia is a massive dose of Horst Jankowski's A Walk in the Black Forest, daily until cured.

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9:29am listener james from westwood:

we're back live again! the robin thicke can go back behind the emergency "ljfw dead modem" glass.

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

This smashing "Laila O Laila" can be found on this stomping Bollywood compilation: bodegapop.blogspot.com...

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Or maybe repeated watchings of "The Blair Witch Project"

9:32am glenn:

100 years of indian cinema retrospective at the toronto film festival this year.

9:32am Carmichael:

Good morning Doug and my fellow light-hypnotized powerless. Your wish is now my command ...

9:34am Gary:

@glenn: lucky you! Maybe I'm gonna have to take a trip up there. When does it begin?

9:34am Doug Schulkind:

Damn you, Carmichael! [Now walking zombie-like to 7-11 to buy Carmichael a pack of Winston Lights.]

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9:34am listener james from westwood:

doug needs to insert the pledge-page URL into that hypno-flash. he'll make a mint!

9:35am glenn:

umm. tiff starts on the 5th. not sure about the bollywood thing.

9:35am Gary:

Okay ... thanks!

9:36am still b/p:

Forest, shmorest...I got the TV on with the sound down, and Laurence Oliver is playing the infamous tool 'n pain game in Dustin Hoffman's mouth. That'll make you choose the scary woods any day!

9:36am glenn:

tiff.net...

9:37am still b/p:

..OlivIer...of course.

9:37am Alex In Illinois:

I don't see the fear of gelatenous things on the list. That is what I have, only it is not so much a fear. It is more like sudden nausea at the sight of gelatin.

9:38am Parq:

Yeh, I loved that scene from "Monsoon Wedding". They were painting henna tattoos on the bride, as I recall.

9:39am Gary:

Yes, the song is something that is often sung/improvised at Punjabi wedding parties, I think.

9:39am glenn:

huh. i feel nauseous seeing marshmallows and fruit in gelatin. naked jello, on the other hand is a wonderful thing.

9:39am ausmanx:

fear of modem drop-outs is not on the list, but it surely is the greatest of human terrors in 2013?

9:40am jk:

morning doug, you're rockin my mornin'
imho, the sf radio scans seem to take exoticism as a premise so it's consistent to say faraway places

9:41am jk:

unless you meant pharaway places, then I cannot endorse

9:41am Uncle Michael:

For you, Alex.

1.bp.blogspot.com...

9:42am Carmichael:

Oh man, you lightweights would have never made it in my household. We had jello of all shapes and colors, loaded up with whatever was laying around the house. We still serve it on speial occasions, the infamous "Green Thing".

9:43am Parq:

Carm, if you had thrown some whiskey into it, you could have called it "Tavern in the Green".

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Alex! I have a fear of the gefilte fish that comes in the jelly and not the clear liquid.

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Yes, you're right!

9:44am glenn:

i'll be sure to mention that to the next shooter girl i see, parq.

9:44am Uncle Michael:

not me...I'm an all-purpose gefiltephile...except for that sweet shit.

9:45am Carmichael:

Note to self: buy bottle of Old Overholt for this weekend's Green Thing.

9:47am hyde:

geez, I haven't even unzipped the Hardrock Gunter file I downloaded yet.

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there Brother JK!

9:47am glenn:

gunter is german for manhood.

9:48am hyde:

@Carmichael I just scored one of those myself. If I don't have rye whiskey I surely must die.

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

@JK
In the context of SF's framing of the sounds, you are absolutely right. But I feel a smidge uncomfortable in that frame. I prefer to delude myself into thinking I can impose my own non-gazing-at-the-other experience.

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

I loved Günter Grass' novel The Tin Drum.

9:52am Alex In Illinois:

@Uncle Michael
What did Ms. Elliman have to do a thing like that for!? But I don't hold people's like for that stuff against them. I had to get some Jello for my wife when she was sick. I am so glad they had it already made in little containers, and I did not have to make it myself.

@Doug, I thought the gefilte fish juice becomes congealed when someone puts the jar in the fridge first. So, one should remember to let the jar get to room temperature before opening. I did not know that some of it comes in a jelly that stays congealed even at room temperature. What an awful invention.

9:52am hyde:

for reference's sake, that H.G. tune Doug just played + others can be snagged here unclegil.blogspot.com...

9:53am Carmichael:

I actually don't drink hard liquor. But a college friend of mine did, and told me about the pecking order of whiskies and bourbons, from the single malts to the blends to the pure rotgut. I was fascinated by the plethora of .. ahem ... "subpar" bourbons and whiskies.

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks hyde!

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex
See the label, fear the label: www.thegeminiweb.com...

10:00am glenn:

in my humble goyish opinion, the only good whitefish is smoked, from lake huron.

10:01am Carmichael:

I have never seen, smelt, tasted or otherwise heard of gefilte fish. I HAVE, however, eaten sardines and anchovies in those little tins with the roll-up key.

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
I love your goyish grin.

10:04am Uncle Michael:

Gefilte comes regular and sweet....and in broth or in jelly.

10:08am ausmanx:

BARRAMUNDI, mate. the prince of fresh water.

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10:13am βrian:

84% dog-breath skies over the isthmus today. Ready for the weekend.

10:15am Alex In Illinois:

@Doug
I recognize that now! I have seen that in the store, but then my memory must have blocked it out as soon as it is out of view. My friends and family must have been very considerate and maybe avoided bringing the jellied stuff. Actually, I think they prefer the liquid broth too.

@Carmichael,
I like the kinds of canned fish you describe, but I have never met any women who do. My mom will tolerate it, but I won't eat it when my wife is around. It's so convenience. Toss 'em on pizza, on toast, anything.

@Glenn:
Here in the Chicago area, all of the menus say "Lake Superior Whitefish". Is the kind from Lake Huron better? If so, then something to put on the list, for a Great Lakes road-trip.

10:15am Uncle Michael:

I need to find a source for fresh, uncured anchovies or whitebait. They were the star of the best tapas I had in spain.

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
As Bill Clinton once said, famously, under oath: "It depends what your definition of 'Ith" is."

10:16am Uncle Michael:

My Mrs. loves sardines and likes anchovies.

10:17am Alex In Illinois:

@βrian
Are you in Madison? Do you know Tom Kastle, or just seen him perform anywhere?

10:17am glenn:

alex, go to manitoulin island. it's an amazing place.

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

I'm making pizza tonight, but prosciutto is winning out over anchovies this week.

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10:18am βrian:

My vote is for Lake Superior whitefish. But Alaskan alder-smoked salmon is pretty swank, too.

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

Hey everyone:
When "CD Tap" joins the comments, ask him if he was ever the lead drummer for the Sex Pistols!

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10:19am βrian:

Don't know Tom Kastle, but I only seem to see live music when I'm told to. And then, naturally, I wonder at what I've been missing.

10:20am northguineahills:

It appears Fuse came to WFMU when Doug was in transit to ME for his vacation.

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10:22am listener james from westwood:

a friend of mine spent some years in indianapolis while his spouse completed a higher degree there. he, a lifelong nj resident, said it was an absolute desert for decent pizza. so that's when he taught himself to craft his own.

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

@NGH
Was everyone talking about how much the missed me?! (Bless their little hearts.)

10:24am Uncle Michael:

I want to do six hours during your vacation every year.

10:24am Alex In Illinois:

@Uncle Michael,
Actually my Mrs. and other women I have met like the anchovies in small amounts in salads and on pizza, and as a garnish, but not the Sardines. Sardines I can eat even by themselves, right out of the can.

@βrian
Yes! The Alaskan smoked salmon! SMoked in a variety of ways. I have never been the wonderful person who brings it to a summer party, though. But I am glad that I know wonderful people who do.

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10:24am listener james from westwood:

this training extended to getting a real pizza peel, but not to using it correctly. the first time, he used too much force sliding the pie into the superheated oven, and promptly flopped it toppings-down on the oven floor.

10:25am Hugo:

I thought I heard an Ogun ...

10:26am Alex In Illinois:

If I practiced VooDoo, Vundun, Santaria, Macumba, Candomble or any of those Yoruba-related religions, then Ogun would be my orisha.

10:26am northguineahills:

I'm a big fan of anchovies and sardines, by themselves, in pastas, in pasta sauces, etc.....

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

Let me just state on the record that I unequivocally and completely support Ogun control.

10:27am Carmichael:

IMHO, there are only three places to find good pizza: New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. And they are each unique; love one of them, and you'll hate the other 2. I think its some kind of law.

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10:27am βrian:

If you're feeling puttanesca, those anchovies are essential. Related to this: My secret sneaky ingredient in any number of recipes is fermented fish sauce.

10:27am glenn:

i had a fig, mascarpone, walnut, honey and arugula pizza the other night. it schmecked.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

It would be a rags to orishas story, Alex.

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10:28am Dead Mime Walking:

You're a bad motherfucker making a transition like that, Doug!

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@Dead Mime Walking
Hey man, that what I don't get paid for.

10:29am Uncle Michael:

Bobby Troup's best work was on Emergency...or on Julie London. I can never decide which.

10:30am davex:

Hi Doug, Michael, Drummers...

10:31am Doug Schulkind:

Duets I'd Like To See #319
Bobby Troup and Quincy Troupe

Hello davex!

10:32am Alex In Illinois:

@Carmichaael:
Yes, some sort of law of nature. I like Chicago and St. Louis pizza, and then all kinds of "flatbread" variations, but I do not think I have tried San Francisco pizza. St. Louis style is rectangular and made with a different cheese, like provolone or something.

10:32am northguineahills:

Anything East Asian or Italian, there's going to be some sort of fish sauce when I'm cooking.

10:33am northguineahills:

Nah, I dig NY and Chicago pizza. Don't dislike SF pizza, but I don't seek it out.

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10:34am βrian:

(Even in Bloody Marys, yo.)

10:36am pacific standard simon:

Good morning. What the hell am I doing sitting upright at 7:30 in the morning on my day off?

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10:38am βrian:

You're not letting your day off be an off day. As it should be.

10:40am pacific standard simon:

That was fine music, Doug.

10:40am hyde:

@Alex the St Louis pizza cheese that is used is a pasteurized processed cheddar/swiss/provolone cheese called Provel www.npr.org...

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10:41am Artie:

Having dinner tonight at Mountain View Italian in Ironto, VA, so Chicago style it'll be. Years ago we dubbed this joint Witness Protection Pizza. The next time you're wandering the oxbows of the north fork of the Roanoke river you should really drop in.

10:43am paul b:

Re: Johnny Mercer "... and of course "Moon River'"

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

Lay back and enjoy, pacific standard simon!

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Hello paul b!
Yes, of course, and Moon River.

10:45am Uncle Michael:

I love and bake my own, first-rate Chicago pies...but *this* is my favorite pizza on earth. lacasapizzaria.net...

10:45am Uncle Michael:

I want Jimi to stop stealing my soul.

10:46am Hugo:

That does indeed sound like something out of Isan/Esarn

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10:46am βrian:

@PSS: Maybe is just the piscine theme today, but I read your handle as Pacific Standard Salmon.

10:49am northguineahills:

Carmine's on Graham Ave in Williamsburg is my favorite by the slice. Lombardi's in SoHo is my favorite for a whole pie.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
Jimi will smoke your soul and then exhale it to once again grace the universe.

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

Bizarrely, the pizza shops in Pittsburgh don't sell by the slice, they sell them by the "cut." How fucking weird is that?!

10:51am pacific standard simon:

@βrian - the theme must have been calling me. I, too, delight in all manner of fish -- anchovies, sardines, gefilte, salmon (smoked or otherwise), whatever. Won't eat octopus because I refuse to eat anything smarter than me.

10:51am Alex In Illinois:

@Hyde
Thanks! UNtil now, I was one of the many ex-St. Louisans, who was still in the dark about what exactly the cheese was on those pizzas. I hope they never settled on whether Imo's is pronounced as "I-Mohz" or "Eee-mohz". They used to intentionally keep that disagreement alive.

10:52am Uncle Michael:

But George Clinton will suck my soul and lick my funky emotions.

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10:52am βrian:

So, whole pizzas are free in Pittsburgh?

10:54am Alex In Illinois:

@Doug
Are there different types of "cuts" with different names, the same way as with different "cuts" of meat?

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
No. You go up to the counter and say, "I like a large pie with sausage and mushrooms," and they say, "You wanna 12-cut or a 16-cut" (large or extra-large).

OK, now I'm hungry, dammit.

10:56am hyde:

oh man, this ryoko moriyama song made me realize I missed a new mining the motherlode!

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

No, "cut" is just what they say instead of "slice." It's freakin un-American!

10:56am northguineahills:

Yeah, I have qualms about eating octopus, but I give in every 3 months b/c it's just so damn tasty. (I want a pet octopus, but don't have the patience for a salt water tank).

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

I forgot to mention it, hyde, thanks. Lode up, everyone: blog.wfmu.org...

11:00am trish:

@Doug Do they eat 'cold cuts' ? As in the ones you get from the deli counter ?

11:01am still b/p:

Octopus will sneak out of its own tank to eat a neighbor sea creature in another tank and then sneak back and pretend nothing happened.

11:01am Carmichael:

The crazy leader of North Korea had his ex-girlfriend executed by firing squad recently. She was a singer and performer, much like this performance.

11:01am Doug Schulkind:

After I get off the air today, I've got to dash to Home Despot to get some hardware to make our front screen door unopenable by our doggie. She threw her 67 pounds against it yesterday and escaped. A neighbor hauled her out of the street where, apparently, she was directing traffic.

@trish
Good question. Not sure if Pittsburghers ever eat meat that small.

11:03am northguineahills:

The singer that did the song, pretty horse-like women, or something?

11:04am glenn:

octopussy. www.thegridto.com...

11:04am Gary:

OMG, I love this song.

11:04am pacific standard simon:

Speaking of being less smart than an octopus, I finally decided to subscribe to your newsletter, Doug. And now I can't remember how to do it.

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

Nope, different Korean singer. This gal has not, to my knowledge, been executed.

11:06am Hugo:

Sounds of the Hardanger fiddle ...

11:07am Carmichael:

"Excellent Horse-Like Lady". here is one of many links: world.time.com...

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11:09am listener james from westwood:

part of "the wolverine" takes place in japan, so that makes sense. haven't seen it, so no idea on context. "insert song" might be background/diegetic music.

11:12am Uncle Michael:

Could you cut my pizza into six slices? I don't think I can eat eight.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hey Listener James from Westwood, you can't just throw around terms like "diegetic." It's not like were all smarty octopuses over here!

11:14am kat330:

Hi, Doug & All! Busy, busy, but just had to log in so I could star this Aimina -- reminds me of Early Music (meaning Euro-centric). Bye!

11:14am pacific standard simon:

listener james fiddles with words for a living, so he's allowed some musical license.

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11:16am listener james from westwood:

and here i was careful to buy only the diegetic cookies at the baker's!

11:17am trish:

Octo-py-py - cover of a Meter's tune by a band of octopuses.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

Hi/bye kat330.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

@trish
I would pay to hear that.

11:18am pacific standard simon:

Is "Mani Agyina" a foreign language cover of "Words of Love"?

11:20am trish:

Working on it -- some are holed up practicing with coconuts and shells. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP_dpbTbess

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

According to Google Translate, "Mani Agyina" in English means "Mani Agyina."

11:24am pacific standard simon:

@trish - If Ernie Kovacks were still with us, I'm sure he could train them.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Immediately following GTDS here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream will be Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael, live from Topeka, Kansas. Uncle Michael's playlist page is here: wfmu.org...

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Walking shark? Yes, walking shark.

news.yahoo.com...

11:28am northguineahills:

Well, Doug, that peaked the ichthyologist in me.

11:29am Uncle Michael:

Shark Walk is an unsung Eddie Bo gem.

11:29am Uncle Michael:

And of course, by that I mean it's an instrumental.

11:29am glenn:

cat power. www.ctvnews.ca...

11:30am Uncle Michael:

I'm just reefing...err...riffing, here.

11:31am pacific standard simon:

The problem with the Shark Walk is that you have to wear that bloody ribbon -- gross!

11:33am trish:

A MAD update to "I Wandered Lonely as a Clod," will be entered for consideration into next year's Shark-Bait Week.

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Today's comments thread has gone from nyctohylophobia to diegetic to ichthyologist. Very impressive, people!

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

The song title of our next track sure sounds like a euphemism for something. What do you think it might be?

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

"Spank the Butterfly"

11:36am glenn:

either pot smoking or sexifying.

11:36am Uncle Michael:

That's not very euphamistic.

11:37am jk:

was that last song related to en.wikipedia.org...

11:37am Doug Schulkind:

Tell that to the monkey, Uncle Michael.

11:38am Uncle Michael:

I'm busy attending to my chicken.

11:39am pacific standard simon:

"Using the chicken to measure it."

11:40am davex:

Lest I forget, this has been another great show

11:40am Uncle Michael:

is this the dogg?

11:40am Uncle Michael:

'deed it is!

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

Thanx, davex!

Yess, Uncle Michael

11:42am Alex In Illinois:

Seems the be the fastest 3 hours I know.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

@jk
We've hit upon a new genre! Songs about injuring yourself with morning beverages.

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11:44am listener james from westwood:

our SAT words are getting a workout.
speaking of which, must walk out the door to a lunch date. many thanks for the fine sounds, doug! will be back in time for the dinky half of hinky dinky.

11:46am Uncle Michael:

See you later James.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Walk out like a champion, LJFW!

11:46am Uncle Michael:

Swamp can't find the door.

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11:48am βrian:

Hey, that's piqued. Not 'peaked.'

11:49am pacific standard simon:

How ya gonna follow this, Uncle Michael?

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

@pacific standard simon
He's not, he's gonna following the next one. Ha!

11:51am Marmalade Kitty:

top tunes, Doug, thanky!

11:52am Uncle Michael:

I don't follow. I lead from the rear.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO FILL-IN NEWS...
The ol' maestro from Rock & Soul Ichiban TED BARRON will be filling in for Destination Out and D:O Radio on Monday.

My pleasure Madame Marmalade!

11:53am Gary:

Thanks for another fabulous set, Doug!

11:54am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for warming up the stream for me, Doug.

11:54am pacific standard simon:

Excellent news!

Well, really excellent news would be D:O and Ted BOTH being on...

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Thank YOU, Gary!

11:55am northguineahills:

Sweet Fridazed zounds, Doug!

11:55am pacific standard simon:

But thank you for an educational morning!

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

@NGH
Fridazed would be a great name for a record label.

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Recess...coming up.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Hunka hunka burnin' Unka Michael: wfmu.org...

11:58am Uncle Michael:

See you all in the next room.

11:59am Marmalade Kitty:

48 photo's per minute.. thats 2,880 per hour! calm down jimi..! :D

11:59am trish:

Slices of music that make a whole pie.

12:00pm hyde:

well, alright. thanks for another great show.

12:00pm pacific standard simon:

You counted? Dedicated!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

You gals and guys are the best! Thanks for hanging with me!

11:07am erin Smale:

Excellent playlist! I have been searching for The Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble's "Behind the Mountain Wall" for ages - consider yourself lucky to have a copy!

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)

Ramesh Prem	Raga Miya Malhar	Instrumental Vichitra Veena (HMV 1967)
Unidentified	Radio Calcutta #1	Radio India: The Eternal Dream of Sound (Sublime Frequencies )
K.B. Sundarambal	Thaga Thaga Thaga Ena Adava	Kalathil Azhiyatha Kaviyam: Film Hits of K.B. Sundarambal (Gemini 1973)
Unidentified	Mehndi / Madhorama Pencha	Monsoon Wedding (Soundtrack) (Milan 2002)
Kanchan, Amit Kumar and Chorus	Laila O Laila	Qurbani (OST) (MIL 1980)

Fr. Dukli Wiejska Banda	Icek Rekrut	Folk Music in America, Volume 4: Reels, Polkas & More (Library of Congress 1926)
Hardrock Gunter	Out Behind the Barn	Songs They Censored in the Hills (Seeco 1958)
Cüneyt Sepetçi & Orchestra Dolapdere	Kirmizi Gülün Ali Var	Bahriye Çiftetellisi (A Hawk and a Hacksaw 2013)
Arthur Doyle Electro-Acoustic Ensemble	When the Shit Goes Down	Patriotic Act (Qbico 2004)

The Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble	Behind the Mountain Wall	Behind the Mountain Wall (Silk Skin 1992)
Irene Schweitzer/Rüdiger Carl/Paul Lovens/Radu Malfatti/Harry Miller	FMP	Ramifications (Ogun 1973)
Bobby Troup	Midnight Sun	Bobby Troup Sings Johnny Mercer (Bethlehem 1954)
Sex Mob	Toby Dammit's Last Act	Sex Mob Plays Fellini: The Music of Nino Rota (The Royal Potato Family 2013)

Sotsi Phromseksan	Toei Isan Laeng	Chut Lam Phoen
Kammachon	Nok Si Lueang	Kammachon, Volume 1<./SMALL>
Ryoko Moriyama	Praying for Lights	In Nashville (Philips 1969)
Saori Yuki	Ikigai (Something to Live For)	( 1970)
Kim Jung Mi	Haenim	Now (World Psychedelia Ltd. 1973)

Idassane Wallet Mohamed	Aïmina	Issawat (Sahel Sounds 2008)
Kumapim Royal's Band	Mani Agyina	Mani Agyina Wo
Ebo Taylor & Uhuru Yenzu	You Need Love	Conflict Nkru! (Essiebons 1980)

Richie Havens	That's the Bag I'm In	Richie Havens' Record (Douglas 1965)
Eddie Kirkland	Spank the Butterfly	The Devil and Other Blue Demons (Trix 1974)
Swamp Dogg	Mama's Baby, Daddy's Maybe	Gag a Maggott (Stone Dogg 1973)
Bobby Purify	I Hate to See You Go	Better to Have It (Proper 2005)
Mike James Kirkland	Hang On in There	Hang On in There (Luv N Haight/Bryan 1972)

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