WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 10/04/13

Listener comments!

7:38am ausmanx:

i know they got security problems over there, but that's a bit young for the recruiting drive, surely? good evening from the antipodes.

7:55am Doug Schulkind:

Security problem? No! That's a member of Congress. Good evening ausmanx.

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7:59am duke:

Those midget Klansmen are the most dangerous.

8:03am Doug Schulkind:

Excuse me duke, but we don't use the pejorative "midget" here. Please stick with "scumbag."

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8:25am listener james from westwood:

someone use one of those men in black amnesia lights on that kid's family so they come to their senses!

8:26am Doug Schulkind:

Listener James from Westwood, we call them African-American amnesia lights now.

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8:27am listener james from westwood:

either way, that light's a mother fuyer!

8:29am ausmanx:

is there a website where you can buy them cute lil KKK suits for the kiddies?

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8:30am listener james from westwood:

klanazon dot com?

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8:40am listener james from westwood:

lovely block of the old stuff on the stream right now!

8:43am Doug Schulkind:

Swooning and crooning to Bix Beiderbecke w/Paul Whiteman's Orch.

8:49am glenn:

my sympathies, drummer. now you know how infuriating it can be to watch a.j. burnette pitch on a regular basis. i'm surprised roy halladay didn't stuff him into a suitcase and throw him into lake ontario at some point.

8:51am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
You forget that I was in NYC for the entirety of Burnett's career with the Yankees. He is the classic "small-game" pitcher. Wins in April and against lesser teams. Once the klieg lights go on, he melts.

8:52am Doug Schulkind:

Of course, being a Yankee hater, I loved that.

8:57am glenn:

yes, i did forget that.

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am hyde:

I would watch more baseball if pitchers actually melted

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Hi there ndbob! G'moning hyde!

9:02am Parq:

Two points, Hyde. Howdah, all.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Join hands, Parq, let us pray.

9:04am dc pat:

Beastin' the Drummer

9:05am holland oats:

drumma! peoples!

9:06am Uncle Michael:

Damn...late again.

9:07am glenn:

singing gilligan's island to the tune of house of the rising sun is always fun.
the animals version.

9:08am Uncle Michael:

That kute klan kiddy has a bomb strapped to it. Thanks mom!

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hollandaise oats sauce! Greetings Uncle Michael!

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9:10am duke:

@glenn Gilligan sung to Stairway to Heaven is good also

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
I couldn't carry a tune if it it was Velcro'd to me.

9:11am jk:

mornin Doug, mornin all! I'm here to spread the gospel of backing up your hard drive

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9:11am Brian in UK:

Hello Sir Douglas & listeners-in.

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9:12am Brian in UK:

@jk I have enough trouble with backing up lavatories.

9:12am ausmanx:

this very POSSESSIVE approach to the saviour does sound like an unfortunate consequence of capitalism. as for the pirates, i know nothing of these things, but do they have someone better than mr burnett?

9:13am Parq:

Remember to hit "save" every time you pause.

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9:14am Brian in UK:

@ausmanx there speak in foreign tongues. Ashes commence next month.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Hope you didn't lose too much, jk.

Shall I pour you some tea, Brian in UK?

All of Pittsburgh is praying they do, ausmanx.

Amen Parq.

9:15am hyde:

this Cowboy Sam Nichols sounds good. I grabbed this off Uncle Gil but haven't listened to it yet....

9:16am hyde:

For reference's sake: unclegil.blogspot.com...

9:16am SeanG:

Cajun style!

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9:16am Brian in UK:

I say, Douglas that would be topping old bean. Just a mere suggestion of milk.

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Morning, SeanG!

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

That's it, hyde!

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9:19am Brian in UK:

Do they pay those State Trooper coves a living wage. Or is that in limbo at present.

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9:19am duke:

Yay John Prine!

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

The cops who rushed into the fray at the Capital in Washington yesterday were working without pay. Of course.

9:20am glenn:

please. i could pitch better than a.j., and i can't even lift my arm above my shoulder, what with the tendonitis and all.

9:20am ausmanx:

Ashes games already sold out here, Brian. annoying. i would like to be better versed in baseball, since the dodgers are coming here in march. a dodgers v athletics world series would be nice time zone wise...

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9:22am Brian in UK:

World series, explain this concept?

9:23am ndbob:

right Doug

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

World, serious?

9:23am jk:

Cause it involves part of Canada

9:23am Uncle Michael:

Every country that participates in Major League Baseball has the opportunity to compete for one of the two slots in the World Series. QED

9:25am ausmanx:

i suppose it makes more sense than playing for a little pot of ashes. but one seems modest, the other arrogant!

9:25am Alex In Illinois:

Really? Even teams from Mexico, the Carribian, Japan, and countries in South America?

9:25am glenn:

my understanding is that the first few world series were sponsored by the new york world, but that may not be correct, according to some sources on the interwebs.

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

PLEDGE ALERT...PLEDGE ALERT...PLEDGE ALERT
Big thanx to DUKE and RIMA and (from last week) MICHAEL J for pledging to WFMU on behalf of Give the Drummer Some during our October-long silent fundraiser.

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

I find this new Johnny Dowd record m a s s i v e l y appealing. I don't know why I spelled it that way, however.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Johnny Dowd grew from a small sprig the broke off William S. Burroughs. It's, like, totally true.

9:29am jk:

Little research yields that providence won the World Series as recently as 1884! My heart swells.

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9:30am Brian in UK:

Johnny Dowd just does not give up. His second cousin, Jim White, likewise.

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

Dowd and White perform together as Hellwood. Their record is called "Chainsaw of Life."

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9:32am duke:

@jk the fearsome Providence Grays

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9:33am Brian in UK:

Is it like the Americas Cup that was named after a boat not the Country. Though ofcourse the boat initially was named after the country. So the World Series is ironic, American folks get irony? (tongue lightly touching cheek)

9:34am jk:

No match for the Spalding Grays but still a good team

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9:35am listener james from westwood:

he may not have been burroughs in the flesh, but he was definitely what burroughs would've called a johnson.

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9:35am Brian in UK:

Three cheers for Captain Spalding the African explorer.

9:39am still b/p:

Captain Spalding has released an EP (Elephant in Pajamas).

Up til a few minutes ago, city equipment with a giant loud circular blade was givin' the business to a stump out front, and I wouldn'ta been able to hear anything even if I'd been on time here. Now they fill the hole and Give the Listener Some Peace.

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

A part of me will always ache for Spalding Gray.

I wish you whirled peas, still b/p.

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9:45am Brian in UK:

@still b/p was it a stump grinder?

9:53am still b/p:

Well, that was certainly its mission, but I couldn't accurately/knowledgeably ID it. Unit with the saw disc on an arm that can angle thisaway and thataway. I believe the stump would say yes, yes it was a stump grinder. (Stump Grinder would be a good performer or DJ name.)

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9:56am Brian in UK:

It is diamond tipped and quite unlike a chain saw. Very effective in getting down to the root of the matter..

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Here's a funny phrase: German funk. There, I said it.

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9:57am Brian in UK:

That's a Superstition line going on there.

9:58am dc pat:

MMMMMEEEEERRRRRIIIIIIDIIIIIAAAAANNNNN BRRRROOOOOOOOOOS!!!!

10:00am Doug Schulkind:

Straddling the line between new and old, Meridian Brothers’ mischievous blend of Latin rhythms and psychedelic grooves is the creation of Eblis Álvarez, one of the key figures of the experimental music scene in Bogota. As with all of the Meridian Brother’s releases, every instrument on ‘Deseperanza’ was played and recorded by Eblis himself.

A true avant-garde guitar player and composer he also plays in Mario Galeano’s band Frente Cumbiero and was one of the 42 musicians involved in the recording of Ondatrópica, released this summer through Soundway Records.

Meridian Brothers started back in 1998 with Eblis experimenting with alternative ways of playing instruments and electronic media. Heavily influenced by Latin rock (Argentinian in particular) these early recordings were distributed by cassette on the underground music market in Bogota. It was in 1999, after joining Mario Galeano’s Ensamble Polifónico Vallenato that Eblis first became interested in the tropical music of Colombia and began working these new influences it in to the Meridian Brothers.

Another key period is his development was his time spent in Denmark at the Royal Danish Academy of Music and the DIEM (Danish Institute of Electronic Music). It was during this stage Eblis started using more sophisticated and intricate techniques in both electronics and signal processing.

Eblis returned to Bogota in 2008, joining a burgeoning music scene with cumbia, salsa and currulao all being explored by a new generation of Colombian musicians. 2009’s "Meridian Brothers VI” goes deep into tropical sounds of the 60s and 70s in Colombia and integrates other influences such as highlife, Ethiopian music, surf and Peruvian and Colombian cumbia.

It was around this stage that Meridian Brothers made their first appearances as a live band with Damien Ponce (Percussion), Maria Valencia (clarinet, saxophone and synthesizers), Alejandro Forero (Keyboards), Cesar Quevedo (bass) and Eblis Alvarez (vocals, guitar and electronics).

10:02am dc pat:

he's also in Los Piranas I believe which is even further out than MBs.

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10:03am Brian in UK:

There are many talented players who utilise every instrument but often their weak point are (is) the drums.

10:04am Jeff Golick:

I see I was not the first to fave Los Bros Meridios.

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10:04am Brian in UK:

Los Piranas are cutting edge. Sorry off to the naughty chair.

10:04am Jeff Golick:

Tell that to Stevie Wonder, Brian!

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10:05am Brian in UK:

@Jeff I will next time I see him, no sick joke intended.

10:06am dc pat:

hey Drummer Some, other suggestions of Bogota experimental music?

10:08am Jeff Golick:

@Brian: I see what you did there.

10:08am Alex In Illinois:

Cardinals! I am originally from St. Louis (as is Ted Barron).

10:09am Uncle Michael:

The Cardinals are the worst thing in the history of the universe.

10:10am Jeff Golick:

Ok, time to traverse the East River. Let me know when you guys come up with a two-state solution.

@UM: but...Lou Brock?

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Hard to hate the Cardinals, especially without Tony La Russa. (But I do. I do.) Helluva uni, though.

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Alex in not St. Louis!

10:12am Uncle Michael:

Impossible not to hate the Cardinals. Just...impossible. Hate. Them. ARGH.

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

There will always be a soft spot in my heart for teams that beat the Yankees in the World Series. Even though the Pirates crushed my Oriole heart in '71 and '79, I still love them for defeating the Yankees in '60. (Don't worry. I can handle this with medication.)

10:18am dc pat:

everybody should really be switching between Keili and Doug right now--INSANE.

10:19am Uncle Michael:

I'm picturing this singer as a Benihana chef.

10:19am Parq:

Doug opposite Keili is one of the most unfortunate results of FMU's multi-stream model.

10:21am Stanley:

Phew! I thought they'd never leave. Got the office to myself now, so can listen to something I want to hear!
Hi Doug and listeners.

10:21am dc pat:

now both pieces are in the same key!

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

I thought Umezu might help clear the room, Stanley!

10:22am dc pat:

..if this Kazutoki thing actually has a key..

10:23am holland oats:

damon was my homeboy

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

What happens when you drop a piano down a shaft?

A flat miner

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10:24am βrian:

I've always been pretty neutral about baseball teams. Except for the Yankees, of course. Nobody likes the Yankees. (I have no idea where that came from.)

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

Good day, Lord βrian!

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

The vocalist here with Umezu is Kim Dae-Re.

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

George Braith is the answer to the question, who was that other guy who simultaneously played multiple saxes like Rahsaan Roland Kirk.

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Braith is still performing. Also, he is the creator of a line of wonderfully absurd "Bop Clothes" georgetbraith.com...

10:28am still b/p:

I loves the organ in this. I would carve that sentiment on a tree stump...if I had one.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
The organist on this track is named Hammond! (John Hammond)

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10:29am Brian in UK:

Stump Grinder pines for roots music.

10:32am still b/p:

...But he's willing to branch out.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

Have you folks watched Station Manager Ken's video explaining this month's silent fundraiser? It's on the WFMU home page. Give it a look (with the sound off, right now, of course.) wfmu.org

10:33am Uncle Michael:

Stump Ginder Pines is my Appalachian name.

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10:35am Brian in UK:

I am leafing this conversation well alone.

'Hey Stumpy' Which John Wayne film had that line in it?

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Rio Bravo

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10:36am Brian in UK:

Could be wrong about John Wayne.

10:37am dc pat:

SMKen's video is a good one.

10:37am ausmanx:

okay, i've decided i'll be a yankees fan, then. i suppose i'll have no social life, but... meanwhile, it's getting on for 1 am so time to finish work and head home. we go onto summer time this weekend, so i have a nasty feeling GTDS slips from view and i'll be reduced to archive... thanks doug and everyone!

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10:37am listener james from westwood:

i have indeed watched it. i for one am ready to partake in bagpipe-laced pagan rituals in the future performance space. only parental illness kept me from the soft open at the end of the 2013 marathon.

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10:37am Brian in UK:

Really?

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10:38am listener james from westwood:

thanks, ausmanx! do drop in as summer time permits!

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10:38am Brian in UK:

Cheers ausmanx. Those wickets are going to be very fast.

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10:39am βrian:

Good day. And by the way, bilge-water skies over the isthmus today.

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10:41am Brian in UK:

@βrian You sound like Captain Haddock.

10:42am Stanley:

Blistering Barnacles Brians!

10:42am dc pat:

ah Capt. Haddock...I went as the captain last Halloween.

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10:43am βrian:

Hergé, c'est mon père.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Happy summer ausmanx!

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10:48am Brian in UK:

Cabbage crates over the briney.

Funny, I was called Tintin the other day because my hair was straining for the sky, not unlike Mary, no gel though.

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10:50am βrian:

I never understood the jello-head look.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Spend to much time in the sunsun and you get called Tintin.

10:52am dc pat:

they have this hair stuff now called "Glue" amazing. My son looked just like Tin Tin. They didn't have that in the days of punk.

10:54am dc pat:

..haha, Brian we actually used Jello in the old days...didn't work out that great.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Back in the punk days, my hair had to walk five miles to school. Uphill. Both ways.

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10:55am βrian:

Who needs a helmet when biking, after all. Your hair *is* your helmet.

10:57am dc pat:

exactly Doug, these kids today...

10:57am pacific standard simon:

Hey, fro-boy, Noel Redding called -- he wants his hair back.

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10:57am listener james from westwood:

it is the asphalt that suffers more in such a spill!

10:57am Jeff Golick:

There's no business like NoBusiness (the Lithuanian label that reissued a bunch of Moondoc & Muntu recently!

Hi, again.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for getting up oily, pacific standard simon!

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

Our next artist, Lem Winchester, had been a full-time police officer before quitting the force to be a professional musician.

11:01am pacific standard simon:

Just call me cueball for short.

11:01am still b/p:

If I use product with short to medium hair, I look like a square. If I use it when a little shaggy, it gets a rockabilly thing goin'. In any case, the hair (unintentionally) looks less gray when gooped.

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11:01am Brian in UK:

These are meandering sets bit like the comments board today. Must be the change of seasons.

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11:01am Artie:

for pss:
In the sweet music on my radio
Have you sheen her?
Tell me, have you sheen her?

11:01am Jeff Golick:

Hair helmet: images4.wikia.nocookie.net...

11:01am Doug Schulkind:

Horrifically, Winchester died at age 33, the loser in a one-man game of Russian roulette. He never up his service revolver.

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11:02am Brian in UK:

Our pudding basin broke so no hair cut 'till I get a new one.

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11:03am βrian:

Puddin' head! (Much preferred to Jello Head.)

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

NoBiz is Lithuanian, Jeff? Who knew? (You!)

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

The GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME pledge thingy has been stuck on 2% for a freakishly long time. I humbly request that you give it a swift kick.

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

I swiftly request that you give it a humble kick. Whatever works for you.

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11:06am Artie:

Treat it like a Yankee.

11:07am pacific standard simon:

That's the kind of news you never like to hear about an artist, Doug (Winchester).

11:08am pacific standard simon:

Unless maybe Ted Nugent had a hunting accident.

11:10am Stanley:

@ βrian - re the hair being your helmet. People often look at me worringly when its raining and they say they're going to get wet and I tell them not to worry, their skin will keep them dry!

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

Winchester is an ironic name for a fellow who shot himself. Worse, one of the tracks on this album is called "Both Barrels."

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings Artie!

11:13am still b/p:

Hm. An organ-playing Hammond, and a firearm-fatality Winchester.

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11:15am βrian:

Is that on Miasma Records?

11:17am Alex In Illinois:

Lem Winchester, an ex-cop? So was Eddy Money. Before that, there was Washboard Sam who did the reverse. Musician, then cop. Before that, Captain Francis O'Neill who did both at the same time.

11:21am pacific standard simon:

I forgot about Eddie Money, Alex. The former Chief of Police and Mayor of San Francisco, Frank Jordan, was a double for Spike Jones. Very disconcerting for some of us.

11:23am Carmichael:

Good day Admiral Doug and all the floaty toys at sea.

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11:25am Brian in UK:

Chickens are laying agin. Yeeeehaow!

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Is which on Miasma, βrian? The answer is "no."

Hi there Carmichael!

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11:27am Brian in UK:

Doug, is this the same Djelimady Tounkara that Banning Eyre wrote about in 'In Griot Time'?

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Yep, same Djelimady Tounkara!

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

I have spelled his name exactly as it appears on the LP cover, but most spell it Djelimady.

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

I had Banning Eyre on my show 25 years ago.

11:30am Alex In Illinois:

IF it is spelled "Djali Madi" that suggests that the "Djali" part of his name is the title "Jali" or "Djali" that appears in Griotes names.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

On Banning's website, there is a photo of him jamming with Djelimady in 2002: www.banningeyre.com

11:31am Alex In Illinois:

I meant: ". . . in Griote's names."

11:31am northguineahills:

Sorry, busy w/ work (I did spend (9:00-9:30 listening to Keili)

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11:32am Brian in UK:

Djelimady Tounkara is the glue that bound alot of the music at that time.

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Freeform means never having to say you're sorry, northguineahills!

11:33am Alex In Illinois:

Dang my grammar! I mean: "Griotes' names."

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11:33am Brian in UK:

@ngh Congratulations on your freedom.

11:33am Uncle Michael:

something happen?

11:34am Jeff Golick:

Poly-Rythmo is polymorphously amazing.

11:34am ndbob:

seems as if the stream has broken into the show

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks ndbob!

11:35am ndbob:

and back to live now

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11:35am Brian in UK:

Doug, when are you getting T.P. O P-R into Studio P?

These boys can play any style. Witness.

11:35am Alex In Illinois:

Now we are back in Africa again. THat was strange.

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

The stream has been quite unstable this past week. I think I need to reboot the software. I will do so AFTER Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time show, in 24 minutes. Uncle Michael's playlist page is here: wfmu.org...

11:36am pacific standard simon:

That was the cultural exchange portion of Give The Drummer Radio.

11:37am pacific standard simon:

It's a feature, not a bug.

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11:38am listener james from westwood:

gotta head to the gym, but don't want to miss either show. so i will go now and miss the minimal amount of both. thanks, doug, and hear ya soon, uncle michael!

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11:39am βrian:

@PSS: That's what Gregor Samsa said.

11:39am Uncle Michael:

See ya LJFW!

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

Coming soon to a GTDS t-shirt near you: "It's a feature, not a bug"

11:42am pacific standard simon:

I'd buy that for a premium-sized pledge.

11:43am Uncle Michael:

GDT*R* t-shirt!

11:44am Uncle Michael:

I love this.

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11:44am duke:

It's a feature not a bug carthik.net...

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Oh God, a GTDR t-shirt. It will take me about 12 years to come up with an image, Uncle Michael. Just shoot me.

11:47am Uncle Michael:

Ask for help.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Has anyone out there heard of this film/soundtrack before? I LOVE it.

11:50am Uncle Michael:

Heard of it...not heard it. I will amend that.

11:51am pacific standard simon:

The Becker/Fagen? I used to have a vinyl copy. Never located the movie.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

Problematic iconography in the middle of this Robbie Basho album cover: acerecords.co.uk...

11:52am pacific standard simon:

Always wondered if the Lou Reed song with the same title was his attempt to get the job.

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11:53am βrian:

That's a Tibetan symbol, no?

11:54am Uncle Michael:

potential band name: Definite Article

11:54am Stanley:

Bye everyone, gotta split.
Great listening Doug.
Uncle Michael - catch you later.

11:55am northguineahills:

Robbie!

11:55am pacific standard simon:

How about a Charlotte's Web rip-off with the web spelling out "IT'S A FEATURE"?

11:55am Uncle Michael:

buh-bye!

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Sure, but...

Ciao, Stanley!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

www.wfmu.org...

See you all there.

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11:56am βrian:

Actually, it's reversed ...

11:57am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am Jeff Golick:

The swastika in Eastern iconography was a good thing. Until, y'know, Hitler.

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for working the crowd for me Doug. I'll pass the hat.

11:58am pacific standard simon:

Ve vill put it INSIDE za MOGEN DAVID, yah -- no one vill notice!

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11:58am βrian:

Why, it's a RIGHT-FACING SVASTI SIGN!

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11:59am Brian in UK:

Sterling show, Doug. Stirring in it's sterlingness.

11:59am Jeff Golick:

Doug: you came, you played, you killed. (Too soon?)

THANK YE.

12:00pm pacific standard simon:

everythingmarie.com...

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

THANK YOU ndbob and Alex in Illinois and everybody!

6:44pm Corey J:

Love Brother Claude Ely and that song "Jesus is Mine!"

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)

Brother Claude Ely	Jesus Is Mine (Mine, Mine, Mine)	Ain't No Grave: The Life and Legacy of Brother Claude Ely (Dust-to-Digital )
Nimrod Workman	Great Big Hands of God	I Want to Go Where Things Are Beautiful (Drag City )
Cowboy Sam Nichols	Who Put the Cat Out When Papa's Out of Town	Cowboy Sam Nichols w/the Melody Rangers (Cattle 1949)
Pat & Gary Breaux	The Road You Took	b/w Swinging Doors (Swallow 1970)
John Prine	Sabu Visits the Twin Cities Alone	Bruised Orange (Atlantic 1978)
Angel Dean & Sue Garner	Quarry Pond	Pot Liquor (Diesel Only 2004)
Johnny Dowd	Gargon Gets All Biblical	Do the Gargon (Mother Jinx 2013)

The Skeletons	Kanashimi No Kage (Behind the Sorrow)	Japanese Rockin' Psyche & Punk '66-'71
The Deviants	Deviation Street	Ptoof!!! (Underground Impresarios 1968)
Udo Lindenberg & Das Panik-Orchester	Votan Wahnwitz	Votan Wahnwitz (Telefunken 1975)
Meridian Brothers	Sostengan al Ángel Entusiasta	Devoción (Works 2005-2011) (Staubgold )

Kazutoki Umezu	Che-Sok-Kut	Shin Myong (Zen 1992)
George Braith	Crenshaw West	Laughing Soul (Prestige 1966)
Mazolewski-Gonzalez Quintet	Pushing the Car	Shaman (For Tune 2010)

Jazz Disciples	Umsenge (The Tree Song)	b/w Tete's Jump (HMV 1964 or 1965)
Jemeel Moondoc & Muntu Ensemble	Flight (From the Yellow Dog)	First Feeding (Muntu 1977)
Lem Winchester	The Meetin'	Another Opus (New Jazz 1960)
Ian Brighton	The Chapel of Splintered Glass (With Love Alf)	Marsh Gas (Bead 1977)

Ngoma Roots Band	Taiyaka	Zambia Roadside 2 (Sharp Wood )
Djali Madi Tounkara & Le Rail Band du Mali	Dosoke Cery	Volume 2, Koulandjan (Disco Stoke 1979)
T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo & Antoine Dougbe	Mon Non Doto Hagbè Lèo	Antoine Dougbe (Editions Satel )

Walter Becker & Donald Fagen	If It Rains	You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It (Or You'll Lose That Beat) (Spark 1970)
Peter Grudzien	Alone Amongst the Crowd	The Garden of Love (Subliminal Sounds )
Robbie Basho	Dravidian Sunday	The Seal of the Blue Lotus (Takoma 1965)

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