WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 02/20/15

Listener comments!

8:53am glenn:

typical drummer bigotry. implying guitarists are blockheads.

8:54am glenn:

or something.

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

I think you meant to say flaming blockheads, glenn.

8:55am glenn:

yes. i did.

8:56am Gary:

Hot licks

8:57am glenn:

-36 c here today.

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

You're right, Gary. He should be breaking them flaming blocks with his tongue. What a wimp.

8:57am Uncle Michael:

Damn, and I was going to wear that same outfit today.

8:58am glenn:

complete with the stocking on your head?

8:58am Gary:

Do it, Michael. It's not like anyone is going outside today!

8:58am glenn:

or maybe he just has a blurry head.

8:59am Uncle Michael:

It's not the same without it. I just won't wear anything now.

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:00am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! hendrix one-uppers!

9:01am ndbob:

4 below now - got down to 8 below

🥁

9:01am duke:

Good morning Doug and Dougsters

9:01am Mr C:

Doug "Ice" Schulkind, as cool as a February breeze in Pittsburgh. "the iceman is a nice man..."

9:02am andujar:

What am I gonna do while listening to GTDS? Gonna continue reading this cool book. Radio Free Boston about WBCN and the freeform radio revolution.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1555537294/?tag=mh0b-20&hvadid=4963933628&ref=pd_sl_2uewzgkns7_b

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Just bumped up to -6°F here. The pipes are frozen in my house and I'm scared shitless. Good morning!

9:05am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, Tio Miguel, ndrobert, holland Oooo, duke ellington, Professor C, and Reverend Andujar!

9:05am glenn:

open the taps and turn off the main.

9:07am Mr C:

Doug that's terrible You're probably going to need help. I've been in that situation in my past NJ life.

9:09am glenn:

and if you have an electric blanket or heating pad, wrap it around the pipe near where it may be frozen, if it's accessible.

9:09am Parq:

Must be something going around; we are without water as well. I was just barely able to finish the shower before it died altogether. Since I am in an apartment house, it's my role to sit and wait while other people deal with it. That suits the part of me that's lazy just fine; the part that likes knowing what's going on, not so much.

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

I can't find anything actually frozen in the house (thought there are plenty of pipes behind walls). The fact that all faucets throughout the house aren't getting water suggest — I would guess — that it is a main water source and not just one internal pipe.

9:13am glenn:

well, feed pipes shouldn't be traveling through exterior walls, for this very reason, although i don't know what the pittsburgh building code says. it's more likely that cold air is coming through a basement window or uninsulated joist cavity and freezing the pipe in that location.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

The main feed is underground coming in through a wall in the basement.

Joist Cavity was a great band. Before they sold out.

🥁

9:16am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug 'n folks.

Now Joyce Cavity was my kind of gal.

9:16am ndanna:

A free Friday morning, hello!

🥁

9:17am Brian in UK:

That unique Malagasy sound.

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, ndanna! and Brian in UK!

9:18am ndanna:

@Doug: We had the frozen (and then bursting) pipes Jan. 2014. Yesterday one of our cold taps stopped running, but eventually thawed out. Constant monitoring, letting faucets drip and keeping open cabinet doors so warm air reaches the pipes has (so far) avoided a repeat of last year.

9:19am ndanna:

@ndbob: Thought I'd adopt an appropriate nickname. :)

9:20am Andrew Waterloo:

I must be cold, I want to change my name to Joyce Cavity

9:20am Andrew Waterloo:

Which has a bit of a Bond villain vibe.

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

@ndanna
Well, all the faucets in my house have stopped running completely. Not sure where the frozen spot is!

9:21am ndbob:

@Ndanna sure is:)

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Hi there Andrew Waterloo!

9:22am ndbob:

@Ndanna quite a change in this weekends forecast

9:23am Gary:

That track from Madagascar was incredible

9:23am ndanna:

@Doug: Well, best of luck on finding it. We only have a crawl space under this old house, and glad it was the landlord's issue to repair. And he also paid the extra water bill it created. A great guy he is.

9:24am ndanna:

@ndbob: Indeed. Less than 2 weeks ago, we were outside grilling in 65-degree temps.

9:25am ndbob:

Looks like it will take to the beginning of March to have nice weather

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, we're up to -4°F now!

9:27am ndanna:

We're at a tropical -1°F (-18°C).

9:27am ndbob:

@Doug that's the average January low in Jamestown - but I seem to be having more difficulty dealing with the cold here

9:28am redkayak:

Good morning all :)

9:28am ndanna:

@ndbob: It's the humidity. ;) Needless to say, I've not been hanging any linens to dry the past week and, it seems, up until March.

9:29am ndbob:

@ndanna that could be - Jamestown is much drier

9:31am Alex In Illinois:

@ndanna:
Does that stand for "North Dakota Anna" or "Indiana"?

9:32am andujar:

Is this the Lee Maye? http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/m/mayele01.shtml

9:34am ndbob:

One interesting song that references the Congo civil war is "Top 40 News, Weather, and Sports" by Mark Dinning - with the line Lumumba was doing the rhumba" - after his murder the song was withdrawn and that line was taken out - the second version of the song is really rare

9:34am Flash Strap:

Good morning Doug! Good morning, all.

Sorry about your pipes brother

9:35am Alex In Illinois:

We are now up to 2°F -17°C and rising. It might go above the melting point this weekend week end which is not a good thing when it drops back below afterwards. It means more stuff melting slightly, then refreezing into larger hard icebergs.

9:35am Doug Schulkind:

Yup, that's him, Andujar. This is NOT him: sportsthenandnow.com...

9:35am ndbob:

@andular Yep - quite an important guy in West Coast R and B

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9:35am Brian in UK:

@Flash, like the links that Henk sent you late on.Cool drumming/humming.

9:36am andujar:

I am huge baseball fanatic and used to do opening day specials on the radio. Not your usual known baseball tunes but all kinds of goodies that were lesser known, as well as samples of people like Bill Lee, etc.

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

Mornin' to you, redkayak! Greetings, Alex in Illinois!

9:36am Flash Strap:

I've yet to check em out, but looks interesting.

9:37am Alex In Illinois:

@Flash Strap: great show last night with the gamelan+beyond and Bali+beyond.

9:37am Webhamster Henry:

Good morning, Dougsicle! Maybe playing this hot weather music will thaw your pipes!

9:38am ndbob:

Indeed Alex!

9:39am Flash Strap:

Thanks guys!

9:40am ndanna:

@Alex: Sorry, off to refill my coffee mug. It's just a tribute to ndbob, who exchanged North Dakota for ND-ana. :) Actually, my middle name is Anne, after my grandmother, Anna.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

The thought crossed my mind, Webhamster Henry. Fingers x'd!

And Hellooooooo, Flash Strap! That was one strapilicious Explorers Room last night!

Hey, y'all, the archive isn't up yet, but the show is here: wfmu.org...

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

It now unnerves me to know that the name of the server running the Drummer Stream back at WFMU is called...

ICECAST

9:42am Flash Strap:

Thanks Doug!

9:44am Flash Strap:

Sadly, I have to go to work here in a minute. I just want to stay here and play with you friends.

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe you should just go to twerk, Flash Strap. Ever think of that?

9:46am ndanna:

It does sound like a stripper name, M or F.

9:46am Flash Strap:

every day i think of this

9:48am ndanna:

This is amazing vocal technique. Very fitting for the Year of the Sheep. Hey, Happy New Year, all!

9:49am Parq:

Kat (for I still think of you that way), my grandmother's name was also Anna, although everybody called her Daisy. As it happens, I married a girl named Ana, giving it a nice European touch.

9:50am Parq:

I can't tell -- in the gif, is the guy's guitar plugged in?

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Happy Gnu Year, ndanna! And welcome welcome, Parq!

9:51am Andrew Waterloo:

It doesn't look plugged in

9:51am chromaphone:

OMG that gif! Morning:)

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

@chromaphone
Glad you're plugged in, even if our flaming guitar guy isn't.

9:52am Gary:

Damn, that track was amazing

9:53am kat330:

@Parq: Better?

9:53am glenn:

meh. who needs cords when you have flames?

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

When will it be the Year of the Kat?

9:54am Parq:

Looks like our water is back up and running. Hope Doug can soon say the same. Kat, you needn't on my behalf; all I need is the bunny to know who you are.

9:54am kat330:

2023, I think? But only in Vietnam.

9:54am Al Stewart:

never again.

9:54am chromaphone:

Could be wireless though

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Never say never, Al Stewart! Shit, I just said never.

9:57am glenn:

what's old al up to, anyway? oldies cruises?

9:59am Webhamster Henry:

In case you want to know how that gif finishes (the suspense was overwhelming..): www.neatorama.com...

10:00am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
How a Gif finishes? Finishes?! Silly man.

10:01am glenn:

oh, it's so much better with the head chop finish.

10:02am chromaphone:

see i told u :)

10:06am kat330:

Testing if I have removed my ♥

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10:06am Artie Haywire:

Repeating snuggly cavities, all day long!

10:06am Andrew Waterloo:

That gif really needed to end with all that material neatly wrapped up and sitting on the curb for pickup.

10:06am kat330:

Yes, I did!

10:08am glenn:

who has time for recycling when you have guitar to play and boards to bust?

10:09am kat330:

I love that the guy observing from behind insisted his image be blurred.

10:13am andujar:

This Saxofón Humano is beautiful. Thanks!

10:13am Andrew Waterloo:

Every suburban dad has time for recycling!

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

@andjuar
Blowing me away.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

@kat330
What if the blurred out image is actually Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg! It could be. We just don't know for sure.

10:20am Doug Schulkind:

Coming up next, a wondrous 41-minute piece from Mauricio Kagel.

10:24am glenn:

coming up after that, doug will attempt to find and thaw a frozen pipe for 38 minutes, allowing 3 minutes for travel time.

10:24am Uncle Michael:

I've been doing Kagel exercises in anticipation.

10:24am andujar:

Not to be confused with Kegel the Elf (see hilarious TV show "The League")

10:26am kat330:

Ginsberg's and Scalia's friendship proves we all *can* just get along.

10:28am kat330:

"Kegel exercises for men can help improve bladder control and possibly improve sexual performance" -- and I thought they were just for women!

10:28am still b/p:

The frozen pipe troubles reminded me that I hadn't stopped to think about that most obvious risk in my incident reported here yesterday, when the newspaper carrier/thrower broke out a basement window and didn't let me know. He'd have one mighty ahhhhngry landlord AND tenant on his ass if a freeze and especially if a burst had happened.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
I planned this Kagel piece last night before the frozen pipes reared their ugly heads. (Ew, pipes with heads!)

10:33am kat330:

Sounds like a Terry Gilliam drawing.

10:33am ndbob:

@kat Yep - when you work together for a number of yard it's far better to be friendly

10:33am ndbob:

years not yard:)

10:34am kat330:

Well, it's true for landscapers as well as SC Justices.

10:36am kat330:

Esp. given the proximity of snipping shears.

10:37am still b/p:

Pipe-heads, pipe-heads,
Freeze bejeezy pipe-heads,
Pipe-heads, pipe-heads,
Thaw them out...damn!

10:37am Andrew Waterloo:

Kagel's movie "Ludwig Van" www.youtube.com...

10:38am kat330:

Speaking of exercises, I am now absenting myself from keys to stretch, pump and bounce (yes, I'm here all alone). Back in a few.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

oh fucking HALLELUJAH! I think the crisis is averted. I just turned the main water feed back on and all faucets are running. I guess that halogen lamp I trained on the main intake valve might just have done the trick.

Fingers still tightly crossed.

10:40am tr//sh:

It's so cold here, it's time to close the skating rinks. Or, futz with the schedule that leads to surroundubg kids with yet another venue enveloped in commercial advertising.
Funny of the day. Funny, ick ick.

10:42am Uncle Michael:

Doug, it's not a miracle unless wine comes out the taps.

10:42am ndbob:

Great Doug!

10:42am glenn:

c'mon tr//sh. we all know it's because we have a spending problem.

10:43am holland oats:

valve likely suffers from seasonal affective disorder

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

S//o gl//ad you're he//re, tr//sh!

10:45am Hugo:

This is a Winter and Winter release. They always make beautiful cds with booklets and thick covers. This, I'm sure, is no exception.

Weather over here is mild and rainy which it usually is at this time of the year. As we say, if you blink your eye, you'll miss winter!

10:46am Alex In Illinois:

@Uncle Michael: I always wondered if liquor was ever smuggled through plumbing during the Prohibition. I know in the former Soviet countries, Vodka is smuggled through hoses that extend across national borders.

10:46am glenn:

speakng of rinks - news.nationalpost.com...

10:47am glenn:

i don't know about pipes, but guys definitely fired booze across the detroit river in torpedoes.

10:49am tr//sh:

Heya.

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Hugo! You are so right about the Winter & Winter releases. Gorgeous artifacts as well as documents. This Kagel piece features liner notes in German, French, Italian, Japanese and Spanish and English.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

For a while there, I was convinced that Kagel was conjuring the amazing San Lucas band from Guatemala.

10:55am Hugo:

Yes, when you look at them and touch them, they're really made out of thick cardboard and the cd inside is very well protected. Yeah, the San Lucas band bears repreated listening!

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
When the wine comes out of the taps, I will walk on it.

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

@holland oats
I avoid eating bivalves with seasonal affective disorder.

10:58am redkayak:

Wine in the pipes is less likely to freeze, I'd imagine :)

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hot mulled wine, certainly.

10:59am still b/p:

Among the announcements, they could toss in Jason Robards in A Thousand Clowns, hollering out the back window of his apartment, "Everyone on stage for the Hawaiian number!"

🥁

11:00am Artie Haywire:

I was walking on water just this morning - easy at these temps.

11:01am Doug Schulkind:

The announcements calling the names to the stand are actually the names of the musicians in the ensemble performing this piece.

Welcome aboard, Jesus Haywire!

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Aloha, oy vey.

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

In honor of my pipes, I will now play select hits from the soundtrack, "Frozen."

11:07am glenn:

Who fixes plumbing problems in a flash?
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week?

Baby, I sure wish I could lend you a hand
But plumbing's one thing I don't understand
It's true, haven't got a clue

B b baby, I can tell you've got a big problem
When I flush the john, then your shower goes on
Baby, now watcha gonna do?

If Drano's a joke and your plunger is broke
Baby, call the mensch with a monkey wrench
Baby, he'll be there for you

Shower's backing up, water won't go down?
Ba ba ba baby, don't forget my plumber
Ba ba ba baby, sink's been stopped up all summer
Ba ba ba baby, better call the plumber, he'll know what to do

Pipes been blowing up, pipes been breaking down
And the carpet's soaked right through
Ba, ba, ba, kitchen's flooded too
Ba, ba, ba, girl, you know it's true

B b betcha this guy makes more than my lawyer
If he works for one day, costs you half a year's pay
Baby, he can be here by two

So if you've got cash, he'll be there in a flash
Makin' service calls in his overalls
Baby, he'll do his best for you

Sewer's backing up, got you feelin' down?
Ba ba ba baby, don't forget my plumber
Ba ba ba baby, leaky pipes are a bummer
Ba ba ba baby, time to call the plumber, maybe call a few

Got a problem with plumbing? Gotta blame it on something?
Blame it on the drain, it was cloggin', cloggin'
Blame it on the faucet that drips all night
If hairballs, grease and goo won't let the water through
Blame it on the drain, yeah, yeah

When I flush the john, now when I flush the john
It turns the shower on
Ba ba ba baby, better call my plumber
He'll know what to do

Call now, we're in the yellow pages

weird al yankovic, because who else?

11:07am still b/p:

Sweet! ..."horrific circumstances."
essentialtheatregroup.com...

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
I can't click links in comments because if they have audio, it will play over the air. Of course, Mauricio Kagel would urge me to click the link!

11:13am kat330:

I'm back, perfectly timed to the end of that Prokofieffian profusion of instrument voices!

11:16am kat330:

I always make up a movement routine while bouncing befitting the random radio soundtrack I have. It was especially inventive and fun to the different sections of that Kagel. :)

11:16am tr//sh:

Diced ham?? How does it not fall out? Is it a 'sorta ham-salad? Or is it ham falling out part of the pleasure?
Sandwichy minds want to know.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

The duck drops and Groucho pronounces, "We have a winner! The word of the day is Prokofieffian!"

[Was it a duck? If not, who remembers what it was?]

11:17am kat330:

Ah, just backed up the comments -- congratulations on your free-flowing pipes, Doug!

11:18am glenn:

yes, a duck.

11:18am still b/p:

Definitely duck.

11:18am kat330:

It's a classical way to say "effin'" brilliant.

11:19am Gary:

Loving this sweet Em Cy song

11:19am still b/p:

"Definitely Duck" was a fairly sedate Warner Brothers cartoon character, too.

11:19am Holly in NC:

Morning!
This Quarteto Em Cy song is lovely, Doug.

11:20am Hugo:

Sitting through 40 minutes or more of a single tune is not unusual if you're listening to Bryce (who is nyce). At one point he played the entire Blue Notes for Monghezi in one go. That's two hours and forty minutes, folks. This was when Doug was still at the mothership in NJ and I believe it was Doug's cd as well. I will be forever thankful to Bryce for just going ahead and doing it.

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

@kat330
Seeing the words "back up" and "pipes" was momentarily unnerving! Thanks!

Good morning Holly of the Icy Streets!

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
Bryce is the Mauricio Kagel of WFMU. Bless him.

11:22am kat330:

Happening right after I left to get physical, I think all the heat I generated wafted up river to you.

11:24am andujar:

The underrated Hugh Ragin! And very nice vibes too!

11:25am kat330:

Both Kurt and Fabio have aired pieces as long as the Kagel as well.

11:25am glenn:

getting physical? ummmmm.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Greg Caroll on vibes here.

11:25am Parq:

Glad everything is okay again, Doug. I am at work, where I am trying not to go into hibernation mode.

11:25am glenn:

and kurt hauled out dopesmoker a while back, which is what, 55 minutes?

11:26am Carmichael:

Hiya Doug and all open valves.

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Yo yo yo, Carmichael!

11:27am Holly in NC:

Was finally able to escape yesterday, only encountered 1 hazardous patch. Schools still closed though - it's been a full week. I sense no spring break for the kiddos.

I am assuming no news is good news re my pipes at home. If not...well, I just am not going to think about it right now.

11:27am kat330:

@glenn: see @10:38 kat330

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

Schools closed here for a second day in a row. Timing is good because my daughter is in L.A. with her mother screwing around!

11:30am kat330:

Attending the Oscars? I heard it was like 85 in LA recently.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

Hey cats and kitties, we are above "water" here. It's 1°F!

11:31am Uncle Michael:

It's pretty much stayed 1985 in L.A. They got stuck.

11:32am andujar:

@Glenn..."Dopesmoker" is a classic! Ah, here's my record playing right now! Thanks Doug!

11:32am kat330:

Hey, we're at 7°F -- really did generate some heat!

11:32am andujar:

My math question for that last comment was 660+6=?

🥁

11:32am βrian:

41°F in Kodiak, Alaska.

11:32am kat330:

@UM: So did the Republicans / Tea Party.

11:32am Doug Schulkind:

The pleasure is all mine (and everyone's), andujar!!!

11:36am kat330:

Gracias, andujar!

11:38am andujar:

You're welcome Kat! If anyone is interested in our little Peace & Rhythm operation, find us here: http://peaceandrhythm.com/

11:38am Uncle Michael:

Please join me in the next room at the top of the hour. www.wfmu.org...

11:38am Carmichael:

Aren't you supposed to leave your water dripping at night? I heard that somewhere. Out here in California, it's always above freezing. Sometimes its above boiling.

11:38am kat330:

Very resourceful.

11:39am βrian:

27°F in Topeka? Smoking!

11:40am Alex In Illinois:

@andujar: I think a few years ago, it was discovered that the number was miss-translated, and that it actually translates to 616 and not 666.

11:41am kat330:

Found out yesterday we have to leave our kitchen tap dripping even all day, or all morning at least. Already been leaving taps overnight on drip. I HATE that considering I'm such water conservationist / activist.

11:41am Andrew Waterloo:

having a dripping tap will help keep things from freezing.

11:42am andujar:

I know that Lee Perry intro!

11:42am tr//sh:

Allowing a slight drip helps ward off prone-to-freezing pipes.

And à propos of I dunno - ice? - hey glenn, how about that women's olympic team goaltender playing in the nhl? Good news.

🥁

11:42am βrian:

@Alex: I read that, too. 616 is the area code for the conservative corner of Michigan.

11:42am Parq:

Kat (I really feel guilty about making you drop your new name), put a dutch oven under it and use the collected water the next day for cooking.

11:43am Alex In Illinois:

Schools in the Chicago area were closed yesterday, but then there were these announcements about YMCAs and museums being open and being staffed to handle more kids. My neighbor above us is a teacher and she was home all day with her music playing while I was working from home.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

I love you all, you weenie boppers.

@andujar and βrian
Stop with the blasphemy already!

11:44am Hugo:

Forward de bass!

🥁

11:45am βrian:

1 + 1 = soixante-neuf

🥁

11:46am Brian in UK:

If Jim Reeves is big in Jamaica then Lee Perry can be big in Kentucky.

11:46am Alex In Illinois:

@βrian: YES! I had forgotten about that part!
@Doug: Maybe I am not blaspheming yet, but I am a heathen infidel.
@Parq: I was going to suggest something like that too. Like maybe attach some sort of hoses to the faucets to fill up large buckets or tubs or something.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

I let my basement faucets drip last year when it got to -9°F. I just got complacent this time and figured it would be OK. Never again!

11:47am Andrew Waterloo:

A lot of schools around here are closed too. Of course it looks like a beautiful sunny day from my perspective.

11:48am still b/p:

Saw something years ago about a Brazilian architect/activist recommending a simple system and suggestion for everyone to collect the valuable but lost water that runs when you start a shower waiting for it to warm up, then to use that for plant and garden watering.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Hey, don't touch that mouse! Uncle Michael is next here on the Drummer Stream. His show begins in 12 minutes. His playlist page is here: wfmu.org...

11:50am kat330:

@Parq: Well, of course! Duh! Thanks! If it were spring or summer, it would have occurred to me to do that for the garden.

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11:51am bobdc:

King Ayisoba sounds a lot like Wolfman Jack. In a good way.

🥁

11:51am Brian in UK:

Is that the time? Peerless as ever, Mr Drummer.

11:52am Holly in NC:

Man, I wish I'd had a chance to see Junior Kimbrough.

11:52am Uncle Michael:

Wang Dang show, Mr. Doodle.

11:53am Parq:

By the way, you guys are all doing a really questionable job of talking me into abandoning apartment life and getting a house.

🥁

11:53am βrian:

We moved the water heater closer to the shower and cut the wait more than in half.

Water saved in a bucket can be used to flush a toilet, mind you. Just pour.

11:53am jessie:

geez, good work, hon! um it's pretty nice here this morning in Hollywood -- . We're going to Venice Beach. I owe you one.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

@bobdc
Now that's a double-bill I'd pay to see!

11:54am andujar:

Kimbrough...one of my all time favorites! Thanks for the music.

11:54am kat330:

@Parq: Problem is, we have incredibly tiny sinks, both in kitchen and bathroom. Can't put anything very large under, but every drip counts.

Thanks, Doug, for the Prokofieffian profusion!

11:55am Parq:

Tempted to turn this Skank blues up to blasting, but I have co-workers nearby. Nobles Oblige.

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Hello darling Jessie! Have fun on the ...beach...

On the BEACH!

🥁

11:55am Brian in UK:

Water, water. water, water, that is all we are about. Well that and a good sausage.

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

It's been a Prokofieffian Pleasure, kat330!!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the music, Doug. See you all in the next room.

I've got watermelon wine.

11:57am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am Carmichael:

Sounds like a 60s prog band, Doug. They probably opened for Frumious Bandersnatch.

11:58am glenn:

women in the n.h.l.? what's next - the vote?

🥁

11:58am Brian in UK:

@Carmichael beware the Jub Jub Bird.

11:58am chromaphone:

That was cool

11:58am Holly in NC:

Thank you, Doug!

11:59am Mr C:

Good luck today @ home Doug...

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

That was really a tremendous amount of fun. Let's do it again! Thanks everyone!

12:02pm Gary:

Thanks Mr. Doug!

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)

Rod Barton & the Congolese	The Congo Song	(Caveman ca. 1960)
Arthur Lee Maye & The Crowns	Loop De Loop De Loop
Mose Tanksley & the Spiritual Crusaders	Just a Few More Days	Search Heaven Over (Crusader's 1978)
Tsy Anjaza	Ndao Tsika Holy	Madagascar: Tsapiky, Panorama D'une Jeune Musique De Tuléar (Arion )
Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra	Radioactive People	Take Off! (Alien Transistor 2009)

Anjanibai Lolekar	Raga Nat Bihag	Anjanibai Lolekar (HMV 1968)
Unidentified Bapende Chorus	Bambala Dance: Drumming / Signal Drumming (medley)	Primitive Music of the World (Folkways 1962)
Musa Adem	Yahmoit	Rain in the Hills: Beja Ballads of Port Sudan (Original Music 1995)

Negro Aquilino	Media Granadina	El Saxofón Humano (Fresh Sounds mid-1930s)
Fernando "El Professor" Vilches	Por Fandangos	El Saxofón Humano (Fresh Sounds mid-1930s)
Ruben "River" Reeves & His River Boys	Yellow Five (Yellow Fire)	b/w Screws, Nuts and Bolts (Vocalion 1933)
The Mothmen	Afghan Farmer Driving Cattle - Animal Animaux	Pay Attention! (On-U Sound 1980)

Sathit Thongchan	Rak Rao Khrao Fon Chang	Tak Thae Khue Mae Phom
Quarteto Em Cy	Mulheres de Atenas	Resistindo Ao Vivo (Philips 1977)
Hugh Ragin Collective	Goblin Market	Back to Saturn (Black Saint 1993)
Peliroja	Honor Enjendrado	Injusticia (Chulo 2014)

Liz Brady	Il Suffit D'un Jour	b/w Hey O Daddy O / Comme Tu Es Jeune / Un Garçon Dit À Une Fille (Pathé 1965)
Lee Perry & The Upsetters	Kentucky Skank	Out of Many, the Upsetter (Trojan )
Jimmy Gartin & the Highlanders	Gonna Ride That Satellite	b/w Maria (Hi-Q 1958)
King Ayisoba	Abeleyewine	Wicked Leaders (Makkum 2014)
Junior Kimbrough	I Love Ya Baby	Most Things Haven't Worked Out (Fat Possum 1997)

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