WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 11/15/13

Listener comments!

8:37am Uncle Michael:

May we look forward to a Nabakovian playlist? Greetings from the Cornhusker state.

8:39am Doug Schulkind:

Way better than a Pavlovian playlist. I hate when people drool on my comments board. Greetings Uncle M!

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8:48am listener james from westwood:

howdy, UM and doug, and all the ships at sea!

8:48am Uncle Michael:

I'm at sixes and sevens...two hundred miles from my studio. I will probably get to hear a few minutes of Joe before meetings commence.

8:49am Uncle Michael:

I am at sea!

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

Listener James, I blow my foghorn in your honor!

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael, but are you dressed to the nines?!

8:51am Jeff Golick:

Is that Lita Ford?

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8:51am duke:

I'm only dressed to the 8's, can I still stay?

8:51am Jeff Golick:

Hello, fellow earlyboard earlybirds.

8:52am Doug Schulkind:

No, Jeff Golick, it's Mayor Rob Ford, before the plastic surgery.

8:53am Doug Schulkind:

Hey duke! You can stay as long as your 8 is positioned "strategically."

8:56am Uncle Michael:

I'm just lucky to be avoiding a wardrobe malfunction...so far.

8:58am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:58am doca:

Hello, Doug and Drummers

8:58am Jeff Golick:

something something loins something something

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

Hi and welcome, ndbob!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy doca!

9:02am alan:

Sad news again... Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre...age 77. We're losing so many creative musicians. Maybe you can find something is his to share with all of us.

9:03am ttrish:

I'm at sixes and sevens. Or this side of nine, anyway.
9am begins. Good morning.

9:03am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: I would've guessed "before the crack."

9:05am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings Brother Alan. Yes, such news is relentless and devastating. Always nice to you see you.

And nice to hang with you, trish! You're well past 9.5 in my book.

9:06am doca:

@alan: It's very sad to hear that, fortunately improvised music keeps going with the new generations

9:07am jk:

Morning Doug and all!

9:08am Uncle Michael:

I lost audio.

9:08am Uncle Michael:

I found audio.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey jk!

Anyone else have connection problems?

9:09am ndbob:

no Doug

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Music is coming through loud and clear on my mobile (pronounced MOH-byle)

9:11am jk:

I'm listening without a hitch on my telephone

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9:15am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug.
Just this minute returned from the mountains in North Wales.
Is this Indonesian?

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Yes indeed, and welcome back, Brian in UK!

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9:16am Brian in UK:

Your shows are lyonized all over the globes.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Our next selection, Ue Cha Cha, is actually a lullaby from Thailand. Imagine putting your little dear ones down for nappy using this recording.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

You ain't lyin', Brian in UK.

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Oh jeez, I've put the audience to sleep.

9:22am doca:

i'm wake, sort of, I guess...zzzzzzzz

9:22am ndbob:

Ha - wide awake here:)

9:22am ttrish:

Nope. Interesting listening.
I'm wondering if those gentle, little trills are dream conducive.

9:22am doca:

I heard once that in Japanese tradition the bedtime stories are almost always horror stories, so the children wouldn't want to listen to it 'till the end and sleep. Don't know if it's true neither if the technique is efficient, but it sounds interesting

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Sounds like that plan could backfire something awful, doca.

9:24am Jeff Golick:

I try to make my bedtime stories as boring as possible. Last night's was a gem about a girl who was very good at running, and kept running in longer and longer races.

9:24am Hugo:

Reog Ponorogo apparently hails from East Java.

Interesting piece here:

www.insideindonesia.org...

including neighbourly quarrels - culture is serious busniness!

9:24am Jeff Golick:

Not sure which one of us fell asleep first.

9:24am doca:

It's just what I think, Doug

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9:25am listener james from westwood:

that would explain "the ring"/"ringu" and other j-horror

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9:26am Brian in UK:

Think of Struwwelpeter and suchlike.

9:26am doca:

@listener james: I guess it pretty much explains 90% of Japanese culture

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
No more bedtime stories for our 13-year-old. Instead we have heated discussions over the NYT Magazine's Ethicist column. Sleep on that, suckah.

Remind me never to be a Japanese youth.

Hello to you, Hugo and to you, too, Apricozy! (Hugo's cat, Apricozy, slipped out of the house a while back and found her way onto a fishing boat for three weeks.)

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

Recognize this sappy number?

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9:28am listener james from westwood:

i proofed a book on modern japanese history recently. i hoped for, but did not find, a digression that would detail the origins of manga and its particular conventions vs. western comics. sadly, not. great book, though.

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9:29am listener james from westwood:

raising that child right, you are.

9:30am ndbob:

Seasons in the Sun I hear

9:30am doca:

@listener james: What's the book?

In Brazil we have "Boi da cara preta", which is not a very comforting lullaby actually

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9:30am listener james from westwood:

your adjective of the day, courtesy of the book i'm editing: violaceous. sounds very dolemite-esque but means something's purple. so it's more prince-esque.

9:30am Alex In Illinois:

Seasons in the Sun! It took me a few lines. This song seems less depressing sung in a language that I don't understand.

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

Ding ding ding, we have a winner! Alex in Illinois, please come pick up your kewpie doll (after the show).

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9:33am listener james from westwood:

was "seasons" the winner of the worst song contest wfmu ran online in the wee early days of its website? it was something just as hyperglycemic.

9:33am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: uh, ndbob might have a claim on that doll...?

9:33am Hugo:

@Doug: More like three days, but it could have been three weeks. We're not letting the fellow on the left out at night time, but day time's OK.

9:34am jk:

do you happen to have a Thai version of the Terry Jacks bside Put the Bone In?

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9:35am listener james from westwood:

cracking first set!

9:36am ndbob:

@Jeff I guess I do:)

9:36am ndbob:

@James - I think Pat Boone's Tutti Fruiti won overall - but Seasons was a big winner too

9:37am Uncle Michael:

The history of "Seasons in the Sun" will cast it in new light for many people.

9:37am holland oats:

drumma, peoples... i tip my hat

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks a lot, jk. Now I gotta go hunt that down.

@Hugo
Oops. I thought I read three weeks. So glad it wasn't that long.

How-DEE, holland oats!

9:38am ndbob:

I think the Kingston trio did the original version of Seasons

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Zat true, ndbob?!

Our next selection posits a tough moral question: Can one have a "slice" of puddin'?

9:41am ndbob:

@Doug pretty sure - I'll check now

9:43am Uncle Michael:

Maybe it's some Dickensian puddin' and not some Nabokovian puddin'.

9:43am ndbob:

@Doug - ah Rod McKuen was first, (1961) Kingston Trio second (1963)

9:44am holland oats:

does tom ford like puddin'?

9:44am still b/p:

Sooooo, so hungry for puddin' Serious puddin' deprivation.

9:45am northguineahills:

Huh, how did I get to work so early...

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Ha! Terry Jacks was doing a cover of a cover.

@still b/p
Never enough puddin.

@holland oats
If you mean, Rob Ford, that would be an affirmative.

9:46am Uncle Michael:

You didn't eat your meat.

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

@northguineahills
Ha ha ha! My plan is working!

9:47am holland oats:

ah yes, sloppy me

9:47am Uncle Michael:

Doug...you should play that Larry Holley song.

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
Please ship that kewpie doll to rightful winner ndbob. And not C.O.D.

9:50am ndbob:

It would be difficult to top Rob Ford's press conference yesterday - but I have a feeling he will

9:50am still b/p:

Aren't there two dolls anyway...your little deuce kewpie?

9:50am Alex In Illinois:

Okay. And this time I will make sure that I send the kewpie doll and not the cowpie doll.

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
Larry Holley's song about Buddy, you mean?

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

The U.S. Postal Service has rules against that, Alex.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

Jesus Fucking Christ: www.rollingstone.com...

9:56am holland oats:

yikes

9:56am holland oats:

folkjokerapist?

9:57am ttrish:

Rob Ford is a great example of how inarticulate/boorishness and entitlement are not mutually exclusive.

He's above laws and codes of conduct. He's a politician.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Just played a track from Roy Harper's new record a few shows ago.

@trish
One could say Rob Ford is a consumer of laws. In one gulp.

10:01am dc pat:

HOLY!....Lolita... Just saw Dr. Strangelove. The studio insisted on using Sellers for 4 parts. Glad they did.

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Hello dc pat!

10:03am ttrish:

He may be a big guy, but it's his ego that's gigantic.

His physical size is his problem. His ego and entitled garbage shouldn't be ours.

10:04am northguineahills:

Always dig Ed Askew.

10:04am Doug Schulkind:

I feel you, trish, though I would take 10 Rob Fords over 1 Rudy Giuliani.

10:08am northguineahills:

Well, Rob Ford is entertaining if you don't live in Ontario.

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10:09am βrian:

Toronto has Rob Ford; Wisconsin has Scott Walker.

10:09am ttrish:

Yeah, it's municipally subjective isn't it?

10:11am Jesse K:

untrue=fictional...?

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10:12am Brian in UK:

Doug, not the first time this Harper business has surfaced.

The flocking wallpaper ain't great either!!

10:14am Webhamster Henry:

Listener James:
The Worst Song Contest is here!
www.wfmu.org...

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Oh yeah, Brian? Is this the first time Harper has been charged? Yucko.

@βrian
Scott "Little Koch" Walker you mean?

10:18am Jeff Golick:

Meanwhile, this, of course, is the Most Wanted Song ever: www.youtube.com...

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10:18am Brian in UK:

Yes, Doug. It has been hearsay before. 'Harper as a kiddie fiddler' that sort of thing. Sorry to be so crude.

Scott Walker taking a tilt at politics. Never.

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
I can't play that or it would go over the air. Can you hum a few bars? Into your keyboard?

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10:20am Brian in UK:

Do not get this 'guilty pleasure' malarkey.

10:21am Webhamster Henry:

The Most Unwanted Song gets lots of play on WFMU.

10:22am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: it's the aural equivalent of this: awp.diaart.org...

10:22am Jeff Golick:

Why am I not surprise, Webmaster...

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

The longtime beloved New York rock deejay Dave Herman just got busted on pedophilia charges.

@Jeff Golick
Maybe we can get Banksy to add a Nazi?

10:27am doca:

trio ternura!

10:30am Parq:

My Lolita gif moves only intermittently, which is just as well, as I have work to do.

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10:31am listener james from westwood:

thanks, webhamster h!

10:33am Jesse K:

so the show is pavlovian after

10:33am ndbob:

My friends brother wrote his dissertation on Amado - and is now a professor at Pitt

10:35am Webhamster Henry:

The WSC is more than 15 years out of date .. There are 1 1/2 decades of awfulness not accounted for !

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10:35am Brian in UK:

Stick a few black olives on there, Doug, maybe a few precooked mushrooms in garlic & butter long sliced thickly.

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

I've got my eyes on your, Parq. And my ears.

10:37am holland oats:

watch the hand...

10:37am Jeff Golick:

Throwing this out there: www.vulture.com... The challenge implicit in the (lame, imo) article title might raise hackles --- and moreover might not be true in the case of the GTDR horde --- but I found several new avenues to explore.

10:37am Parq:

Two words, Doug. Roasted garlic. Roasted garlic cloves. OK, that's three words, wait ...

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Yes, black olives do very nicely. I have also been deploying roasted eggplant in much the same way you suggest mushrooms. The problem is, if I put mushrooms, my daughter will disown me. Even if they are not on her side of the pizza.

@ndbob
Whoa! I just caught your comment above about Amado and Pitt. What a wild convergence.

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Go with "roasted garlicloves" and no one will blink an eye.

10:40am ndbob:

@Doug Yep - I presume he knows about that record but I will find out

10:40am Jeff Golick:

@holland oats: It's an interesting GIF; I think there's a pause inserted when she raises her head, and it doesn't seem to be a loop -- possibly it reverses and goes back in the other direction?

More coffee? Why, yes, thanks.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

@holland oat
I wonder what she's reading.

10:41am dc pat:

crap am I missing pizza discussion?? Here's my favorite right now: caramelized onions, garlic sauteed spinach, goat cheese. Need something smokey in there though.

10:43am holland oats:

can't look at it without hearing shelley winters prattle on in my head

10:43am Parq:

@Doug

A novelizaztion of "Paths of Glory".

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

@dc pat
Wow. Carmelized onions is a lovely idea. I have been tossing on raw onions, but the carmelized is a nice touch. Do you have the goat cheese replace or merely top the mozzerella?

10:44am holland oats:

<-- shelley (btw)

10:44am ndbob:

Toronto city council votes 39-3 to limit Mayor Rob Ford's powers -

10:45am Jeff Golick:

I would not have pegged this Stańko as 1973 -- sounds more recent than that. Liking it...

10:46am ttrish:

I like the sounds of that spinach being garlic sautéed.
Smokey? How about some kinda smoked eggplant.

10:46am dc pat:

replace mozz. You really don't need mozzarella when you deploy the goat cheese.

10:47am dc pat:

I want to get some smokey chiles on there too. Not sure what form though.

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Our next artists is an Algerian pianist making nay in Paris. Soon, he would move to New York and reinvent himself as a drummer.

10:47am Uncle Michael:

baba ganoush me

10:48am dc pat:

hmmm. sounds like a good idea ttrish. How do you smoke an eggplant?

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Errol Parker is the father of minimalist artists Elodie Lauten, btw.

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10:50am duke:

Errol is anything but minimalist.

10:50am jill:

I'm cleaning my office right now - this is perfect music for this horrible chore. I highly recommend it as inspiration! Thanks, Doug!

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning Jill! (Uh, you forgot to vacuum under the loveseat.)

10:52am ttrish:

Here's a near - recipe : Char on a bbq or under a broiler til the skins are charred and blistered. And then bake for 30 min til cooked soft.

(from http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/michele-urvater/smoked-spiced-eggplant-puree-recipe/index.html)

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

@ttrish
There you go again, charring the char!

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10:55am listener james from westwood:

ttrish: at a restuarant in las vegas, this was my go-to dish over several visits: mushroom-cheese ravioli, w/ sauteed mushrooms, spinach, garlic, and pignoli. amazing.

10:55am ttrish:

Or simply broil or bake it. Maybe with some smoked paprika?? Arctic char is more my taste in char.

10:56am Jeff Golick:

Just discovered that Joe McPhee will be at the Guggenheim in two weeks, with Arto Lindsay and Richard Hell and The Thing, then immediately after discovered that it is sold out: www.corbettvsdempsey.com... What a world.

10:59am Parq:

That Lewis-Mangelsdorff was superb.

10:59am ttrish:

Sounds like tasty dining @ljfw.
I hear the rumblings of lunchtime looming in the distance.

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

@LJFW
Mmmm.

@Jeff Golick
I heard that the Guggenheim was going to Hell, but instead it's the other way around.

11:02am Hugo:

Watched Atomic playing here last Friday which has two-thirds of The Thing. Those guys are travelling all the time!

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

On Twitter, the great financial writer Matt Taibbi suggest people Tweet haikus in response to JP Morgan Chase's #askJPM Q&A. Here is his submission:

Ask Chase Anything!
Public replies: Blow us, you
Cheap gangster fuckwads

11:07am Todd76Pct:

Kalaparusha Maurice Mc Intyre RIP - November 9, 2013...www.nytimes.com...

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11:07am Brian in UK:

@d c pat what about smoked goats cheese?

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11:08am Brian in UK:

The Turks do great things with smoked aubergine.

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11:10am Brian in UK:

@d c pat try this
www.food.com...

11:10am Gary:

Just made it here now--had a crushingly busy morning :(

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11:12am Brian in UK:

Sorry mate just realised trish has that covered, been trying to contact my motherf... utility company.

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Gary! I thanked you earlier for unearthing Sravanti Mazumdar's cover of "Seasons in the Sun."

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

@Todd76Pct
I've been depressed ever since seeing Danilo Parra's short film about Kalaparusha.

11:20am Gary:

Oh yeah, I love that version. I know it's a very, very sappy song, but some of my earliest sonic memories are of listening to it on the beach and having this feeling like it was important and profound and that I should be crying (but wasn't)

11:21am ttrish:

@Brain vive la différence!

11:22am northguineahills:

Man, this be a'groovin'!

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
According to our astute audience, Terry Jack's version of "Seasons in the Sun" was a cover of the Kingston Trio's cover of Rod McKuen's original!

11:25am Uncle Michael:

Rod McKuen's wasn't the original...keep digging!

11:26am Uncle Michael:

Rod translated the Brel song.

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Man, this "Seasons in the Sun" drinking game is killing me!

11:27am Uncle Michael:

And it was NOT sappy...the singer is dying and talking to his wife and his wife's lover...his friend.

11:28am paula:

thanks for the link doug! this is great :)

11:28am Gary:

OMG, Rod McKuen wrote that?

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, Paula!

11:29am Uncle Michael:

Le Moribund was the original.

11:29am Parq:

Terry Jacks was also responsible for one of the key pieces in Irwin Chusid's original "Atrocious Music" series -- the predecessor to "Incorrect Music".

11:29am Gary:

Oh, wait, I see -- Brel's Le Moribund, got it

11:29am Uncle Michael:

www.youtube.com...

11:30am Parq:

I saw a production of "Alive and Well" about five years back at the Zipper in the west 30s, that included a completely different translation of the Brel original. I remember that the first two lines of the chorus were "Let us sing, let us dance, write graffiti on the wall."

11:30am ndbob:

@UM ty - was going by the originals project website

11:32am Uncle Michael:

YW Now let's talk about the song that was the basis for Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea!"

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

My vote for best Brel cover ever: Nina Simone's "The Desperate Ones" (Les Désespérés)

11:34am Uncle Michael:

Scott Walker was WAY ahead of the pack, singing Brel in English.

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11:34am Brian in UK:

Now that is a bundle of laughs.

Hey ducky.

11:35am Jeff Golick:

That was a great set, Doug!

11:36am Todd76Pct:

@Doug: Oh, I know! Saw it on your recommendation and felt the same sadness...

11:36am Parq:

@Doug, others, you should check out Camille O'Sullivan's Brel covers, including a castration-anxiety-inducing "Next" and a brilliantly exuberant "Jackie".

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11:37am Brian in UK:

@UM love Joanna, that is Brel?
By the way must listen to your Tuesday show. The first part with rock operas, terrible name. Bought Nirvanas epic when it came out. This is where a CD does not do justice to the artwork.

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11:38am Brian in UK:

Ooops meant Jackie.

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
Thanks for that great comment!

@Parq
Wow, gotta hear that.

11:40am Uncle Michael:

Scott's "Jackie" is a favorite of mine. I like that Nirvana record!

11:40am Parq:

Brian, assuming we are talking about the "Cute cute cute in a stupid-ass way" song, yes, it's a Brel.

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

The Sensational Alex Harvey's "Next" is pretty harrowing and great.

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11:43am Brian in UK:

@parq Guess that sums up our DJ!!!!

@UM The Alan Bown covered 'We Can Help You' and they wrote 1999 well before the blessed one.

11:44am Parq:

Doug, yeah, like that, only with a beautiful woman, and you can practically feel her nails digging into you as she sings it.

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Reading your comment whilst looking at the playlist gif is a bit unnerving.

11:45am Hugo:

That sounds like the Upsetter!

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
Yup. Lee Scratch Perry produced it.

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11:49am Brian in UK:

Thanks for renewing my passport back into FMUland, Doug.

11:49am Uncle Michael:

I almost chose "1999."

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Don't forget, you need a booster on that diptheria shot.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT:
Mighty Joe McGasko will be live on the stream next, filling in for Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time! Joe's playlist page will be here: wfmu.org...

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11:54am Brian in UK:

Thanks, boss, will check with vet

@UM think Brigitte Bardot recorded 'Wings of Love' as well. 'He wants to be in love he wants to be a butterfly'. How Sixties. Love it.

11:55am ttrish:

Joe fill-in on the drummer stream. And a Gateway to Joy - Donna fill in for Bryce on the main stream. Good thing I have two ears. Or, heh.

11:57am Hugo:

On the subject of the Upsetter, this is one of the very best dub albums ever made:

www.discogs.com...

It has come in several versions, but this is the one I have (I think). Classic!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Donna B!

11:57am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am doca:

Thanks for the wonderful show, Doug, switching in to Bryce on the "normal" WFMU stream now. Bye-ya!

11:58am doca:

Oh, it's not Bryce, but Donna. Cool

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure. Thanks for hanging with me everyone!

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11:58am listener james from westwood:

many thanks, doug! see yinz on joe's list!

11:59am Parq:

11:59am Uncle Michael:

I'm going to dig deeper into the Nirvana covers, Brian. Thanks. maybe I'll feature those with the Teenage Opera tracks.

12:00pm Jeff Golick:

Regards and thanks, Doug!

12:00pm paula:

great show!

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12:02pm listener james from westwood:

donna?! w00t! a later archive listen fer shure!

12:03pm Alex In Illinois:

Going to try to transport to Joe's page .. .
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12:25pm stjp:

belated gratitude from salt lake city!

12:55pm Doug Schulkind:

@stjp
Belated gratitude from yours truly!

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)

Gending Tari Dan Tembang	Tari Ganongan	Reyog Ponorogo (Fajar )
Ramphan (Buakham) Inthawong & The Sisomphet Group	Ue Cha Cha	Phleng Klom Luk 4 Pak
Lamyong Kulapsimuang & Nang Talung Ying	Mae Son Luk	To Tan AIDS
Sravanti Mazumdar	O Priyo Bandhu Ami Jai	Aay Khuku Aay (Music Master )

Swift Jewel Cowboys	My Untrue Cowgirl	Chuck Wagon Swing (String 1939)
Byron Parker & His Mountaineers	The Letter That Went to God	Bluegrass Roots (Old Homestead 1940)
Julius King	I Want a Slice of Your Puddin'	The Post-War Blues: Eastern and Gulf Coast States (Post War Blues 1952)
Joe "Penny" Pennington	Lookin' Back on Hank	A Tribute to Hank Williams ( 1990)
Mike Yeager	Pitchfork and Shovel	b/w Little Boy Again (King 1969)
Ed Askew	Mr. Dream	Ask the Unicorn (ESP-Disk 1968)
Peter Jefferies	On an Unknown Beach	The Last Great Challenge in a Dull World (Ajax 1990)
Tír na nÓg	Piccadilly	Tír na nÓg (Chrysalis 1971)

Majoie Hajary	Les Apotres Notre Pere	La Passion Selon Judas (CBS 1970)
Pat Matshikiza & Kippie Moeketsi	Kippie's Prayer	Tshona! (The Sun 1975)
Jorge Amada & Dorival Caymmi	Cantar De Amigo de Gabriela	Canto de Amor à Bahia e Quatro Acalantos de "Gabriela, Cravo e Canela" (Festa 1958)
Trio Ternura	Cartão Postal	Trio Ternura (CBS 1971)

Tomasz Stańko	Mike Spike	Fish Face (PSJ Record Club 1973)
Errol Parker	Lorre	Errol Parker (Brunswick 1963)
John Lewis & Albert Mangelsdorff & the Zagreb Jazz Quintet	Autumn Leaves	Animal Dance (Atlantic 1962)
Tony Oxley	Quartet 1	February Papers (Incus 1977)

Nestor Gansou & Son Ensemble Chincounmé	Qui Est là, C'est Nestor	ESDB 7 (Echos Sonores Du Benin 1972)
Franco et le Tout-Puissant OK Jazz	Kinsiona	Mabele (Soneca 1974)
Moreno Batamba & L'Orch. First Moja-One	Rehema-Piri	Sister Pili + 2 (Stern's 1977)
Madiodio Nguingue	Kuy Def Lou Bakh	Sultanu Arifine

Girlie & Laurel Aitken	Fire in Your Wire	Birth Control (Pama 1969)
Watty Burnett	Open the Gate	Disco Devil: The Jamaican Discomixes (Trojan 1977)
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Baggage Claim	Fly: A Prelude to Customs (Pheelco Entertainment 2013)
Barbara & Ernie	Searching the Circle	Prelude To... (Cotillion 1971)
Donny Hathaway	Magnificent Sanctuary Band	Donny Hathaway (Atco 1971)

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