WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 06/05/15

Listener comments!

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8:36am listener james from westwood:

w00t! Lee Hazlewood on the stream!

8:36am ausmanx:

my, that's going to be difficult to look at continuously for three hours. but for those who would like Jon Rose's violin version... www.youtube.com...

8:37am Doug Schulkind:

Six points to LJFW for not spelling it Hazelwood!

Greetings, ausmanx!

8:44am ausmanx:

just finished working on bruce lee's Fist of Fury so smashing things up seems the theme of the evening. hey Doug and James...

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8:45am duke:

Morning Doug, LJFW, ausmax and all drummer aficionados

8:47am Doug Schulkind:

You can't always be first, duke.

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8:54am duke:

That exploding drum kit reminds me of Spinal Tap. Except it was their drummers who exploded.

8:57am Gary:

Hola

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

Aloha, Gary!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Imploded, I believe, duke. Get your facts straight.

9:00am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

Good welcome, ndbob!

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9:00am Brian in UK:

Well Ahola, Doug.

Another show full of bizarre gardening accidents.

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Oi oi oi, Brian in UK!

9:01am Mr C:

Like the Pittsburgh Pirates, Give the Drummer has come roaring back..

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

I am definitely the Francisco Cervelli of radio, Mr C!

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9:03am Brian in UK:

Was checking for typos on Tuesdays show Doug, but sleep got the better of me.

9:03am ausmanx:

glad you're there, Brian... you must be looking forward to the Ashes after that robust England performance against the Kiwis the other day...

9:03am ndbob:

I do have to go out in a while - picking up my new computer etc - but I will be back

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Good luck with the new box, ndbob. See you in a bit rate.

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9:04am Brian in UK:

I was waiting for that my friend. We started the Summer with no coach, a captain out of form, no experienced spinner and the top order batsmen on holiday. As you folks say 'No worries'.

9:05am Mr C:

Sweep!

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9:05am Brian in UK:

We will be lucky to get nil.

9:05am ndbob:

so here for a half hour or so - on a spare one now

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9:06am Brian in UK:

ndbob hope the new setup slots in sweetly.

9:07am Gary:

Terrific voice

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9:07am Brian in UK:

ausmanx, I see the TT has claimed its first fatality on Wednesday.

9:08am ndbob:

9:08am ausmanx:

everyone lifts their game for the Ashes, but true, you're starting from a low base! yes, good luck ndbob... have had domestic computer trauma this week, but all resolved now

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
And I think the singers sound pretty good, too. Thanks for the compliment!

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9:12am listener james from westwood:

Debate is raging among my fellow editors over whether it's National Donut Day or National Doughnut Day. I haven't the heart to tell them I'm on Team Rugelach.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

I ride with the Cruller Krewe, Listener James!

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9:14am Brian in UK:

@james Beignets are best.

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9:16am listener james from westwood:

@Brian: I'm also in secret talks with the Zeppole Conclave, but keep it under your hat.
@Doug: Now that's a float I'd flash my hoo-hahs for.

9:16am Mike East:

I'm with you, Brian in UK. Took the day off, so I'm early today. Morning all.

9:18am northguineahills:

Just learned that Adxharia (Ajaria) is a semi-autonomous republic in SW Georgia. Already knew Abkhazia was a Russian supported self proclaimed nation claimed by Georgia. Geography lessons in the morning!

9:19am Jesse K:

mornin Doug, mornin all! Enjoying the crooners this am

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9:20am Brian in UK:

Great set, Doug. The bar is high today. How can I reach the bluddy Mary?

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Mike East, northguineahills and Jesse the K!

9:20am Parq:

Morning, everybody. Tribute to Keith Moon on the GIF there?

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for bringing the knowledge, NGH!

More like Keith Supernova, Parq!

9:22am mauri:

heydo everyone! nice russian lullaby I hear.
If you havent seen hedgehog in the fog. I recommend www.youtube.com...

9:22am V Priceless:

Hey Doug! Nice exploding kit!

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, mauri! And you, too, VP!

9:24am Jonathan:

Speaking of Russian music, are you familiar with the father/daughter duo of Evgenvy Masloboev and Anastasia Masloboeva? They've released multiple discs on Leo Records. Singularly sublime and haunting sounds . . . .

9:26am ausmanx:

ah, the TT Brian. i know it's a sacred national institution for my people, but it really should be stopped. or something.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

I am a sucker for father/daughter duos, Jonathan. Must seek out that one, thanks!

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9:31am Brian in UK:

Or something is the best you will get. We are going to the Czech Republic in August to see the MotoGP race there after a little culture in Vienna.

9:32am Alex In Illinois:

I used to have a Russian neighbor who would play guitar and sing songs like some of these, then translate and explain them. During the Soviet era, many Russian citizens did not like the music on the radio, so they would exchange songs that they would sing each other accompanied by guitar. Sometimes they would have camping trips where the main activity was exchanging songs. I remember her explaining that "Aluminum coffins" was what they called planes for sending soldiers to Afghanistan.

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9:32am Brian in UK:

Looking forward to seeing some Klimt und Schiele.

9:33am Diane W:

@ Brian in UK - I find the culture in Prague to be more enticing than that in Vienna. When i lived in Prague there was a lot of jazz and gypsy street music, among other things.

9:33am Gary:

That was a great set

9:34am Diane W:

Enjoyed this set, Doug. Thanks!

9:34am doca:

Hi, Doug! Today is my birthday :)

9:36am northguineahills:

feliz cumpleaños, doca!

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9:39am Brian in UK:

I agree Diane. We went to Prague three years ago, musically more fun. The great eye-opening was Alphons Mucha's Slav Epic. Ironically it was in a municiple building that was probable the blandest in Prague. A truly stunning set of paintings that until recently have been sitting in a castle near Brno.

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

Diane W is here! Diane W is here!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DOCA!

9:41am doca:

Thanks, @ngh

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Greets to you, Alex in Illinois!

9:41am Diane W:

Inna house this morning and enjoying it all!

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9:42am Brian in UK:

Happy Birthday DOCA. What are the traditions in Brazil? Virtual bumps?

9:43am doca:

Thanks, Doug and Brian! I don't think we have specific traditions, but we have the only version of the Happy Birthdya song with four different lines and none repeating

9:44am Mr C:

Not watered down, not diluted..

9:44am Diane W:

felicidades, doca! parabéns!

9:46am Evan in NC:

Give the drummer a fire extinguisher!

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

But definitely on the rocks, Mr C.

Welcome to the hothouse, Evan in NC!

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9:48am listener james from westwood:

Happy birthday, doca!!

9:50am Jeff Golick:

Happy birthday, @doca!

Happy radio day, @Doug, and all drumma-summa-laudes!

9:51am mauri:

happy bday doca!

9:52am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! fish fish fishies!

9:53am Cecile:

Doug, I gotta run to a meeting soon, but wanted to check in and say belated Happy Birthday to a fellow Geminoid!

9:53am Parq:

Ass-kicking BB set. Any idea who's on piano on "Catfish"?

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Way to capitalize on the lunch counter sit-ins, Mr. King!

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Big happy welcomes to:

• Jeff "the Magic Tilapia" Golick!

• Cecile "the Northern Flash"

• holland "Sowing the Wildest" oats

9:56am Evan in NC:

I rode my bike past that Woolworth's just this morning.

9:58am Cecile:

hahahha, northern flash.

10:00am Mr C:

Nice tribute man...BB got taken for granted, like Louis Armstrong.

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Gave me goosebumps, Evan in NC.

@Mr C
You're so right.

@Parq
I'll do some hunting.

10:02am Cecile:

Well, he was never one to rest on his laurels, and that got him in the end because he had a great body of work that more people needed to know about.

10:03am Diane W:

splendid BB set, Doug!

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10:05am Brian in UK:

You know if anyone is going to do it right, it's that Drummer man.
Your show has brought out the sun over here, so's I better get to the woods with Spencer.

10:05am Cecile:

ita, diane

10:05am Cecile:

I think most people just thought Live at the Regal and Riding with the King.

10:06am ?:

Thanks, JeffG, DianeW, mauri and listener james!

10:06am Listener Gregory:

How can "hard luck and trouble" be his middle name? That doesn't even begin with a B!

10:06am ausmanx:

having just seen a long doco about BB with extensive interviews, he certainly didn't feel taken for granted, he generally felt lauded and revered, esp in the latter decades. he seemed a little embarrassed by it

10:06am Evan in NC:

This set is making me as sad as I should have been when I first heard the news of his death.

10:07am Mr C:

Their style got reduced to cliche by everybody else..but both revolutionary..obviously

10:07am Cecile:

bad luck and trouble could work ausmanx

10:07am Cecile:

exactly, Mr. C.

10:08am Cecile:

I think part of it, ausmanx is that you think someone like him is never going to die, no matter how counterintuitive that is.

10:16am Diane W:

great story, Doug! Never confuse the man with the music he makes. Love this Getz piece.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

I was feeling more than a little guilty for not feeling moved when B.B. died. Accept my apologies, Mr King.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

On this Sonny Stitt cut:

Charles Mingus ~ bass
Jo Jones ~ drums
Kai Winding ~ trombone

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Diane W
I have a really hard time separating some artists from their art. I try.

10:21am dave:

Hey Doug and all, quick check-in today...

10:22am Diane W:

I know just what you mean. I have to remind myself sometimes.

10:22am Diane W:

Then there are people who are just as you imagiine: Sonny Rollins, e.g., among many others.

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10:23am duke:

You're outdoing yourself today Doug.

10:23am dave:

Happy birthday, doca!

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10:24am duke:

Happy B'day doca

10:24am Cecile:

And, it's not mandatory to do it, either. You can say "they're assholes and I respect their art, but I don't want to support it." I just don't have any guilt about it anymore.

Happy birthday, doca!

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

And I really hate learning about the political leanings of my favorite baseball players. Blech!

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
As DJ Monica says, I am but a vessel.

10:31am dave:

@Doug, there must be some who are in left field of course.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

I catcher drift, dave.

10:34am Cecile:

I'm not a baseball fan, but I wish some players knew how their actions break the faithful's hearts. Baseball fans are so idealistic even in the halls of sports nuttery.

10:36am dave:

Maybe it would be best to bring this exchange to a short stop.

10:36am Mike East:

off to get a doughnut, then. back in a bit.

have a great birthday, doca!

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

No sprinkles for me, Mike East!

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

@dave
www.totalprosports.com...

10:43am dave:

@Doug: Where else would he be?

10:44am doca:

Thanks, dave, duke, Cecile and Mike! I'm busy finishing off some things, so late responding here

10:46am Cecile:

so tacky.

10:46am Listener Scott:

Remember listening to Braxton for the first time during high school with a good friend, maybe 83-84, both of us totally high, and having our minds blown. No idea what it was but it was as atonal as Braxton gets.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Listener Scott! From stonal and atonal!

10:52am Evan in NC:

@dave and @doug
mlb.mlb.com...

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

@Evan in NC
Remember when the Montreal Expos had on its roster Tim RAINES and Razor SHINES?

10:54am Mr C:

Is that true?? Time Raines/Razor Shines?

10:55am dave:

@Evan: So I guess that's the Mason-Dixon line between them.

10:55am Evan in NC:

No, but it's a shame Bobby Orr didn't play baseball. Coulda put him in center field.

10:56am Listener Scott:

I remember Ralph Kiner and I think Tim McCarver telling viewers that Tim Raines had given himself his own nickname ("Rock"), and thinking, wow, his teammates must hate him.

10:57am Evan in NC:

@Dave
exactly

10:58am Listener Scott:

Or even funnier, Louis Orr

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
It's true and...

@dave
The Baltimore Orioles' pitcher Ken Dixon once faced the Texas Rangers' Mike Mason!

11:00am Listener Scott:

(because we knew Bobby Orr could dive, but you couldn't slip a piece of paper under Louis Orr's feet, at least when he played for the Knicks)

11:01am Evan in NC:

@Listener Scott
Thanks for clearing that up. I've been scratching my head for two minutes.

11:01am ndbob:

and back - still on the old computer for a while

11:02am Listener Scott:

Anthony Braxton would've gotten it ;)

11:02am ndbob:

@Doug the new Mason- Dixon line

11:03am dave:

@Doug: There were also the Tim Teufel - Jim Gott match-ups in the 80s. Even the Mets announcers remarked on it at the time, I guess they all speak German.

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

@dave
Yes! I remember! And I forgive Tim Teufel for that error in Game 1 of the '86 Series.

11:06am Evan in NC:

@Dave
Who had the most wins in those match-ups? That seems really important.

11:07am Diane W:

You guys are killing me with these baseball comments and images. By the way, I once had Mookie, Pookie and Chili in my fantasy league outfield, and they were good.

11:10am Evan in NC:

Oh, Teufel was a hitter. Looks like Gott had a slight advantage. Sounds about right I guess.

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Mookie Wilson, Pookie Reese (?) and Chili Davis!
Did I get that right, Diane W?!

11:12am dave:

@Doug: It was easy to forgive in the end, of course! Bill Buckner didn't have the same luxury, alas.
@Evan: Yes, exactly - but it's harder to find the exact figures than I would have thought.

11:12am Diane W:

Pookie Wilson

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Ah! It was POKEY Reese, think.

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

Yup! www.mysticgames.com...

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

It would be real easy at this point to transition the conversation over to beer. Because it always end up with beer. Beer!

11:19am dave:

Okay, I had to do it: Teufel was 2 for 9 with 2 walks and, yes, one home run against Gott.

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

And food. Food!

I am working tonight and so our Friday night pizza night will be tomorow. I will be making my famous leek, goat cheese and prosciutto pizza. (The leeks get sautéed in butter, white wine and cream.)

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

So Teufel hit .222 off Gott. But what was his OPS?!

11:24am Jesse K:

Didn't Pokey Reese play second?

11:24am Mike East:

Think I'm gonna grill some burgers tonight instead of the traditional Friday pizza.
They were out of maple bacon, so I got a peanut butter sriracha donut. Man, the bakery is THE place to hang out if you're a stay at home parent apparently. I really gotta get that gig.

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, Jesse K. When he wasn't horsing around with Gumbo.

11:27am Jesse K:

Mookie Betts=new Mookie in town

11:27am Matt F:

Who's doing this great Rob Weisberg cover?

11:28am dave:

@Doug: .919!

11:30am Matt F:

Pokey played 2nd base and shortstop. Great defense and noodle bat. He fielded Ruben Sierra's groundout to end game 7 of the 2004 ALCS as I screamed and sobbed with joy.

11:31am Uncle Michael:

OK, go.

11:32am Uncle Michael:

Veys mir, what a morning.

11:32am dave:

Heading out now - thanks Doug! See you all later...

11:32am Matt F:

Yes he did, that very track at this years H & M!

11:32am Evan in NC:

Okay, last one: Tim's son Shawn went to Liberty University: admissions dept screwed the pooch on that one.

11:33am Uncle Michael:

If I have electricity, you can all join me at the top of the hour. Won't you please?

wfmu.org...

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11:35am listener james from westwood:

UM, you may not have current, but you ALWAYS have electricity.

Doug, I am putting on my bib for the aforementioned heart eating. Red wine preferred with that?

11:35am Mike East:

@Matt F - funny I was just thinking about Rob's cover of "We don't need this fascist Groove thing" a few days ago...completely randomly. He killed it.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

@LJFW
Ask Dr. Lecter.

@Matt F
I must have known subconsciously. (My subconscious never tells me anything.)

11:39am Dean Montgomery:

This program was sponsored a certain tissue company.

11:40am Uncle Michael:

Thanks James.

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

Liberty Univ.? Ew, gross.

11:43am jessie:

OMG --it IS a carpet!

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

I play "I Am a Carpet" in honor of my late mother-in-law. One time she, Jessie and I were driving back to Baton Rouge from New Orleans and playing 21 Questions to pass the time. So I started and said "I am thinking of something," and Marjorie started off with this question:

Is it a carpet?

Jessie and I have laughed uncontrollably and lovingly about that for 20+ years.

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11:44am listener james from westwood:

"fire shut up in my bones"—Charles Blow's ears are burning!

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Jessie darling!

11:45am Mr C:

and that's the truth!

11:46am Marie:

God, I love those horns here! Thanks Rob.

11:47am Rob:

Um, you're very welcome, Marie!

11:47am Mr C:

Turnpikes became Tavares Family group..

11:47am Marie:

I actually meant the horns in the previous song :>) (doy like, who cares...)

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr. C
Greatest Cape Verdean-American band ever?

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11:49am Brian in UK:

Killer show, Doug.

Just got Oliver Sacks memoir, On the Move out of the library. What a life. We have motorcycles and migraine in common!!

11:49am Mr C:

I was going to say....the same

11:49am Mike East:

This last set was radio perfection. I've got a problem though...gotta get in the car in about 20 minutes and will lose the magick of the internet. You guys need an alternate broadcast frequency, too, I'm tellin' ya. When I hit the lotto, I'll buy you an antenna.

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Marie
We all care, Silly! That's why we're here! For the horns. Or, as Woody Allen would say, for the eggs.

11:50am still b/p:

Just parked in time for the last wedge of Drummer pie, and these 60s-70s cuts is delicious.

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Mike East
Get the WFMU app humming on your smarypantsphone and hook that baby into the car stereo!

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time is next on the Drummer Stream. His songs will rip our your spleen and feed it to you. (It's Vital Organs week on Give the Drummer Radio.) Playlist page here: wfmu.org...

11:53am Mike East:

I may just have to sacrifice the data for the great good...if only I got grandfathered into an infinite data plan.

11:54am Gary:

Great show, Doug -- loved the Russian stuff, esp.!

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11:55am Brian in UK:

Take it away, Overton Vetis.

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Great show this morning, Doug. It helped me maintain an illusion of sanity.

11:55am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:55am still b/p:

Mikeyyyy, you got some spleenin' to do!

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

still b/p arrives! (Or did I miss you before. Sorries!)

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Allusions of sanctity, Uncle Michael.

11:57am Mr C:

Wow..what a find!

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11:58am Brian in UK:

Doug, any Steinski lined up?

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11:58am listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, Doug!!

11:59am Jesse K:

thanks Doug!

11:59am still b/p:

Only here for the great late set. Was roughing up and chowing down some pancakes at a friend's house this morning.

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12:01pm duke:

Thanks Doug

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12:02pm Artie Haywire:

Thanks, Doug!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
OH SHIT! I forgot to announce that YES, there is a new Steinski lined up. It will air at 3pm on July 7 here on the stream. Steinski will be live in the comments during the show!!!!

12:05pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey, Artie H!

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12:14pm Brian in UK:

Well that's just dandy, we will be away up north then. Archives it is.

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)

Alexandria Aritinieva	Le Tayouk Des Yakoutes	Inédit 7: Musiques de la Toundra et de la Taiga (Inédit 1987)
Sergey Chkotua	Aiba Huita	Songs from Abkhazia and Adzharia (Pan 2006)
Savelli Walevitch	Techudo Techudiessa	Secret Museum of Mankind, Volume 1 (Yazoo )
Pjotr Leschenko	Tumano na Duschje	Pjotr Leschenko 1934-1937: Everything That Was (Oriente 1936)
Mark Bernes	Na Ploshchadi Krasnoj
Dina Vierny	Maman, Ne M'attends Pas	Chants du Goulag (Pathé 1975)
Leonid Soybelman	Nur Einmal Im Leben	Russen Soul: Soulful Grooves From Russen Disko Berlin (Trikont )
Vladimir Vysotsky	Song of the Hatred	Songs for Movies (Melodiya )

B.B. King	Miss Martha King	b/w When Your Baby Packs Up and Goes (Bullet 1949)
B.B. King	Please Love Me	b/w Highway Bound (RPM 1953)
B.B. King	Questionnaire Blues	(Modern 1951)
B.B. King	Five Long Years	The Jungle (Kent 1967)
B.B. King	Catfish Blues aka Fishin' After Me	My Kind of Blues (Crown 1961)
B.B. King	I'm Gonna Sit In Till You Give In	b/w You Ask Me (ABC-Paramount 1962)
B.B. King	I Don't Want You Cuttin' Off Your Hair	b/w Think It Over (Bluesway 1967)
B.B. King	Long Gone Baby	b/w The Jungle (Kent 1967)
B.B. King	Poontwangie	b/w Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Kent 1972)
B.B. King	Chains and Things	b/w King's Special (ABC-Paramount 1970)

Stan Getz	As I Live and I Bop	b/w Interlude in Bop (Sittin' in With 1948)
Sonny Stitt	Sancho Panza	Sonny Stitt All-Stars (Jazztone 1956)
Wardell Gray	Sweet and Lovely	b/w Jackie (Prestige 1952)
Joe Harriott	Shadow	Abstract (Columbia 1962)
Kippie Moeketsi, John Mehegan, Hugh Masakela, John Gwangwa, Claude Shange & Gene Latimore	Old Devil Moon	Freedom Blues: South African Jazz Under Apartheid (Music Club 1960)
Warne Marsh Quartet	Lennie's Pennies	Ne Plus Ultra (Hatology 1969)

Charro Avitia	Llorando a Mares	El Triunfador (Orféon 1965)
Blas Durán y Sus Peluches	Consejos a Las Mujeres	La Arepa (Kubaney 1988)
Mulatu Astatke & His Ethiopian Quintet	Shagu	Afro-Latin Soul, Volume 1 (Worthy 1966)
Tony Rojas	El Bembé	Introducing (Rico 1970)
Ray Pérez y Su Orquesta	Echatelo al Hombro	Muchacho Barrigón (West Side 1972)
Cielo Gris	El Sha La La	El Sonido de la Carretera Central (Masstropicas )

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Super Jheeves des Paillotes de Bohicon	Agbangningba	(Discafric )
Coffin's Reggae and Rythm Festical	E Té Dié	Jim Jim (ARC 1977)
Super Sounds Namba	Who's Free	Super Sounds Namba (Abotar 1981)
Grupo Bantu	Mucanganhisse	Varios, Volume 1 (Ngoma 1980)
Ayalèw Mèsfin	Hasabé	Ethiopian Soul and Groove: Ethiopian Urban Modern Music Vol. 1 (Heavenly Sweetness 1972)

Miss Soul	What If It Happens to You	b/w Payback (Lewis 1971)
Jeb Stuart	I Don't Want to Leave You Darling	b/w Soul Jerk It, Baby (King 1967)
Little Archie	I Am a Carpet	b/w I Need You (Dial 1968)
Calvin Scott	Never Found a Girl (To Love Me Like You Do)	I'm Not Blind...I Just Can't See (Stax 1972)
The Turnpikes	Nothing But Promises	b/w Cast a Spell (Capitol 1968)
Rosco & Barbara	Could This Be Love	b/w It Ain't Right (Old Town 1965)
O.V. Wright	Don't Take It Away	A Nickel and a Nail and the Ace of Spades (Back Beat 1970)
Joe Masters	That Is Why the End Must Begin	b/w Just Be Yourself (Boogaloo 1963)

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