WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 10/23/15

Listener comments!

8:09am annie:

pssstt. let me know if i get too loud..

8:11am Doug Schulkind:

No way, annie. Keep them wooden clogs on and dance around!

8:12am annie:

this GIF is great!

8:14am Doug Schulkind:

That is some top-rank tushie wrigglin' right there.

8:16am annie:

the fellow in the front sure has a groove on. well, they all do, for that matter.. how do you find these??

8:22am Doug Schulkind:

I can smell the groove, annie. Just following my sniffer.

8:23am annie:

well, then, carry on! :)

8:30am Doug Schulkind:

Carry on (baggage), my wayward son...

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9:00am listener james from westwood:

Good Friday, Doug, annie, and all!!

9:02am ndbob:

morning Doug, Annie, James, everyone!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Good day good day, Listener James and ndbob!

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9:06am listener james from westwood:

It is truly amazing down in the Pascack Valley of Bergen County, too. Hoping all across the GTDR listening area it's stellar, too, autumn or spring.

9:08am mauri:

Good afternoon. Rain stopped here. Gonna row to an island nearby soon to a party and have a sauna.

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9:08am listener james from westwood:

Holy crap, yes, GTDR's role in thwarting Sandy's assault on the signal ought never to be forgotten.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Row mauri row! Sauna mauri sauna!

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Here is the playlist from my October 30, 2012 show: wfmu.org...

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9:10am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug; and where have we come since then. ONLY SEVENTEEN shows on the stream.
Stream it's a torrent.

9:10am Uncle Michael:

It's deja vu all over again. Again we do this!

9:10am Uncle Michael:

It's a deluge.

9:11am mauri:

flashback friday.

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9:11am Brian in UK:

De luge over here. We is sophisicated.

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK opened up the pledgegates and FLOODED us with his love! Thanks for your (latest) pledge, BRIAN IN UK!!!!

9:12am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! light loafers!

9:12am Mr C:

Who's Making Love to Your Old Lady, while your out listening to Give the Drummer Some (or watching the Benghazi hearings)?

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

I just sent an email last night inviting another fine music obsessive to the Drummer Stream. Fingers and toes crossed that it works out!

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9:13am Brian in UK:

@Mr C How come my dog don't bark when you come around?

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9:13am listener james from westwood:

I think by that point I'd wrapped my computer in plastic & placed it as far from the window as I could!

Yay new streammate!

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9:14am Brian in UK:

Bowed Saw. Oh yus.

9:14am Mr C:

@Brian I left my shoes under your bed.

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Ho ho ho, it's H(olland) O(ats)!

It's more Ben Gay then Bhengazi, here at GTDS, Mr C!

9:15am Uncle Michael:

I'll just raise up that window so I can ease out soft and slow.

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9:16am Brian in UK:

@Mr C I ain't got no bed. Doug has though.

9:16am Uncle Michael:

What's that old saw?

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Dude to the old man: Careful with that blade when you play that saw

Old Man: [no response]

Dude to the old man: OK, suture self.

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9:23am Brian in UK:

This is prime Harry Smith period.

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Charlie Parr sounds like he's channeling his inner Brother Claude Ely!

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9:28am listener james from westwood:

@Doug: Cutting puns this early in the day!

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Takes a sharp wit, as you well know, Listener James.

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

I hope the Bloke From Stoke Paul Sherratt's dog isn't listening. His dog does not like Iris' voice.

But I do. More than almost anything.

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9:32am Brian in UK:

Just walked out the room and this voice stopped me in my tracks. When will she ever come over here.

9:33am mauri:

I always start dozing off. better put headphones on and use the app and go clean and dry the boat

9:41am Stanley:

Señor Presenter, Los Listeners, Hola

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

As long as you're not bulldozing off, mauri. That could be dangerous.

Hallo there Stanley!

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9:45am Brian in UK:

Stanley, my trousers are on fire with delight to see you (this may be subject to a dodgy translation app)

9:46am Lewis:

took a quite a few trips up and down the stairs, but I think that i have made it to the home office... mornin' all

9:46am Stanley:

Brian, you using that English-Hungarian phrasebook again?

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9:46am Brian in UK:

Stanley Sag off Friday?

9:46am Uncle Michael:

My nipples explode with delight.

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9:48am Brian in UK:

Uncle what all six of them?

Stanley, Albanian in fact, King Zog's memorial edition.

9:48am redkayak:

Good morning, all :)

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Guess you were stairing into the abyss, Lewis!

@Uncle Michael
I can't unsee that mental image!

Glad you floated over, redkayak!

9:50am Lewis:

@Doug: ugghhh - but yeah...

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

@Lewis
Douggghhhhh, I think you meant.

9:52am Lewis:

Well played!

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9:52am Brian in UK:

Doug, going to see a jazzish band from Seattle tonight with a WHITE kora player, this is a first. Only a few miles down the road from here.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Wow, I have never seen a white kora either!

9:55am Stanley:

Brian - yup, its a dress down Friday and my in case right down to the string vest and Ys

9:56am Lewis:

WARNING: Douggghhhh is on Fire! this morning!

9:57am Peter Nelson:

Curious to know where this tune is from.

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9:58am Brian in UK:

Stanley true Rab C stylee.

9:59am still b/p:

Fire, Doug takes you to burn.
Fire, Doug takes you to learn.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

It is Greek, Peter Nelson. Beyond that, I dunno. Spent long seconds Googling Nick Goungaris last night, to no avail.

10:00am Peter Nelson:

Quite a fusion.

10:02am Jesse K:

morning y'all!

10:04am Gary at a wedding in North Dakota:

Fill my hotel room with sweet, sweet music!

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

Howdies, still b/p, Jesse K and Sweet Sweet Gary!

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10:06am duke:

Morning Doug and drumsters

10:06am Mr C:

Music from the left coast

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

RIGHT you are, Mr C (as always)

Greetings, duke!

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10:08am Brian in UK:

Doug, here is one for after the show.
www.youtube.com...

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Brian in UK!

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

The GREAT drummer Phil Seaman on this track.

10:11am Webhamster Henry:

I'd say - bust that metronome!

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

This Kenny Graham record was produced by Joe Meek.

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

The FABULOUS Stan Tracey is on vibes here.

(Sorry I keep shouting.)

10:13am Jeff Golick:

What's up, fellow drummas!

10:15am Flash Strap:

Hi Doug!

I did NOT know that Meek produced Moondog&Suncat! That's awesome, what a great record

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Jeff Golick (Magic Hour/D:O Radio) and Flash Strap (Explorers Room) are here! Comrades in radiocommunication!

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

w00t! w00t! We have moved up another % on are way to reaching the goal, thanks to

bobdc in Charlottesville, VA

Thanks, bobdc!!

10:18am Jeff Golick:

Well this SALI tune is new to me and astoundingly great.
:commences furiously googling:

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Flash Strap
The Discogs page for the vinyl of the Kenny Graham record has Joe Meek as producer. For the CD reissue (on Trunk), it has Joe Meek as the engineer with Dennis Preston as producer.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
Email me a reminder and I will send you it.

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10:22am bobdc:

My pleasure!

10:22am Webhamster Henry:

This is a nice little set, Doug!

10:23am Lewis:

I want a recording of the sounds associated with the gif!

10:26am Stanley:

15 saxophones - makes a change from 76 trombones

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

I'll try to find the original video, Lewis...

10:27am George from Bristol UK:

Heh, I bought this Dickie Landry 15 Saxophones LP in the wonderful Downtown Music Gallery in Chinatown NYC a couple of years ago. At first I thought I was hearing Battle Trance's Palace of Wind.

10:27am Lewis:

@Doug - Thanks!!

10:27am RecordJunkie:

Great set-list Doug, this is the real deal! I'm a listener from a far far away land!

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

Trouble. I'm talkin' 'bout trouble, with a capital 'T' and that rhymes with 'P' and that stands for pool, Stanley.

Hello and welcome, George from Bristol UL!

10:28am Lewis:

I am really fascinated by what I call "front porch music" That is stuff that people make cause that is what they do. I love that a couple of the people in the pic are "simply" clapping. so cool

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Glad you're here, RecordJunkie! Actually, I am the one far far away. Where are you, if I may enquire?

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10:31am Brian in UK:

Doug, this is on Northern Light and I am looking right now at breaks for to take my wife and family to see them in March. Oooohh.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

Pack light, Brian in UK. Northern light.

10:33am RecordJunkie:

Haha, well yes, from both ends we are far away. I'm tuning in from Tehran, Iran! Been a new fan of this lovely program for a month now! Such a great discovery I must say.

10:38am Mayuko:

Hello Doug and everyone!!!

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey hey, Mayuko! The Maestro of Vertigo!

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

@RecordJunkie
So glad you've found us! And welcome to the commenting community where all are encouraged to participate!

10:47am Gary at a wedding in North Dakota:

Loved that vocal -- was it Uzbeki?

10:48am Gary at a wedding in North Dakota:

(The one before this choir thing I mean)

10:49am Mayuko:

I came in late but so glad I at least made to this set - this has been so beautiful.

10:50am RecordJunkie:

Thank you Doug, that's kind of you. What a coincidence! This Levi Mulladzhanov track is sung in the Farsi language which is the main language of Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan...

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary at Wedding
From Georgia. East of Atlanta. Very far east of Atlanta.

@RecordJunkie
Complete coincidence! (Just as my playing this Japanese track just as Mayuko has joined us is a conincidence.)

Have you all heard Mayuko's brilliant radio show, Play Vertigo? It airs here on the Drummer Stream every Monday, 5-7pm ET: wfmu.org...

10:52am Webhamster Henry:

And for more Secret Museums... archives of the WFMU version of Secret Museum of the Air with the late Richie Shulberg/Citizen Kafka and Pat Conte: wfmu.org...

10:53am ndbob:

nice set here Doug!

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

You beat me to it, Webhamster Henry, thanks! And good morning!

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10:54am Brian in UK:

@RecordJunkie have you ever been across the border to Samarkand?

10:58am Lewis:

@RecordJunkie - welcome! to the Friday morning (here in the US anyway) crowd

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

One of very all-time favorites, Lydia Mendoza. Sublime!

11:04am RecordJunkie:

Hello Brian and Lewis! I haven't been to Samarkand, it is the birthplace of the famous Persian poet Nizami. Do you plan on visiting there? Such a historical city. @Lewis- Thank you! Right now it's 6:30 PM over here.

11:07am holland oats:

such a good show drumma, as per yooge

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

@holland oats
Few things give me greater pleaj.

11:11am Mayuko:

She sounded like having Tokyo accent to me, and there was a sorta famous phrase in that song, they're the only thing I could tell! It's unfortunate those things are not popular anymore.

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Popular still, Mayuko. In the right places!

11:14am Stanley:

I loves it when we cross the strait

11:16am Alex In Illinois:

Gnawa now

11:16am Mayuko:

It was pretty great to hear such traditional song from my country naturally fit in such diverse set!

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11:17am Brian in UK:

RecordJunkie, no I would like to travel the Silk Road and visit towns along the way especially Xinjaing & Ürümqi. The Turkic music from that region is memorable. It is not the best place to travel to right now.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

@Stanley
Of course we cross the strait. This show is proudly LGBT tolerant!

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11:18am Brian in UK:

Samarkand always conjours up images from far away and long ago.

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Music that Gnawas at you, eh Alex in Illinois?!

11:23am Stanley:

By hec, Brian you certainly got the wanderlust lately

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

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11:25am bobdc:

If this album really has "Raw 45s from Morocco," I want a jukebox with the actual 45s on it.

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11:26am Brian in UK:

Stanley wanting and doing are two different things.

11:26am Gary at a wedding in North Dakota:

This is a terrific comp

11:27am ndbob:

Indeed Gary!

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Another terrific comp coming next, Gary!

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11:30am Brian in UK:

@Record Junkie I got a copy of The Companion a while ago by Ali Akbar Moradi & Ulas Özdemir. Took me a while to appreciate it but it is good.
The instruments in the area are similar across countries like the tambour. Large lute style instruments.

11:31am Uncle Michael:

I hope you fine folks can join me at the top of the hour.

wfmu.org...

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Sounded like... Him seek alimony ...just then!

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11:40am Brian in UK:

Nixon & charm - oxymoron.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Nixon was just a plain moron.

11:43am RecordJunkie:

I love the sound of the Oud, it's bass register is so warm. Great comp maestro Doug!

@Brian Great, Ali Akbar Muradi is a well respected Kurd musician. I do agree with you, the tones and scales are very exotic and obscure to western listeners, it takes time to get the hang of it. I would advise you to check out Mohammad-Reza Shajarian, Kayhan Kalhor Hossein Alizâdeh for a more central Persian feel of music.

11:44am Carmichael:

Heya Doug and faithful. There was a DJ in the late sixties here who would also talk over Samba Pa Ti. Perfect bed music for that ...

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Carmichael
That was me! (I'm older than you think.)

11:48am Webhamster Henry:

My kids are named Ada and Ray.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

That woman speaking to Ada was the actual producer and owner of the record company, Zell Sanders!!

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
Definitely better than Ziegfield and Roy.

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11:49am Brian in UK:

Thanks RecordJunkie; great to 'see' you on the comments board. Peace.

Great show Doug.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Oh Doug, did I mention that we have two kittens as of last weekend. Menagerie a six so far.

11:53am Carmichael:

Unless you changed your name from Chuck Roy (from KROY), dat ain't you!

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael is ready to deejay his guts out for you. Three hours of 45" gems and beauties! Keep it tuned right where it is and go here for the playlist: wfmu.org...

11:53am RecordJunkie:

@Brian My pleasure. the feeling is mutual, peace.

Doug, you have made a soul fanatic! Loved Ada Ray and agree wholeheartedly with the song title!

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11:54am Brian in UK:

I wrote that before seeing the record now playing. Spooky.

11:54am George from Bristol UK:

Just popped out but now I'm back. I missed the comments about Raw 45's from Morocco, which I have on LP, and Iranian music. The Sonati style is my favourite - I just inherited 32 cassettes from a German woman who lived in Tehran in 70's / 80's - all wonderful, all in perfect condition. More recently I am very impressed by Mohsen Namjoo's "Sonati Ha".

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

@RecordJunkie
So glad you're now a member of the family. Come back often!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

I have 45rpm shpilkes.

11:56am Stanley:

I've said it before and I'll say it again:
I love Fridays

Thanks Doug
(getting dressed to go to Uncle Michael's place)

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Be careful customers, we have a shpilkes in Aisle 12.

11:57am Uncle Michael:

Pants are optional, Stanley...trust me.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Stanley
Uncle's Michael's show is clothing-optional, silly!

11:58am Stanley:

That's all I needed to know

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11:58am listener james from westwood:

Thank YOU, Doug! Smashing programme!

11:59am Uncle Michael:

That's "trousers" to you.

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Next week, Smashing Pumpkins? Tune in and find out. (No, no Smashing Pumpkins. Sorry to kill the mystery.)

11:59am Stanley:

Trousers to you too!

11:59am Webhamster Henry:

Thanks - and throw some love in the WFMU tip jar!

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
You always championed the cumberbund-over-nothing look.

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

Smashing jack-o-lanterns.

12:00pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

12:01pm Jesse K:

Thanks Doug!

12:01pm Jeff Golick:

'Hanx, Doug!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

As usual, you gals and guys are the best. Thanks for hanging out with me!

12:02pm RecordJunkie:

@Doug Indeed, here to stay! Great show, see you soon!

@George That's great, what a precious inheritance. Sonati is basically Iran's traditional music. Mohsen Namjoo has a very modern take on Sonati mixed with tidbits of humor and contemporary themes. He's an avant-garde artist.

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)

Melton & Waggoner	Underneath the Cotton Moon	b/w In the Hills of Old Kentucky (My Mountain Rose) (Columbia 1928)
Clay Turner	The Old Account	A Bottle of Wine and a Gingercake (Pine Breeze 1977)
South Georgia Highballers	Mr. Johnson Turn Me Loose	b/w Green River Train (Okeh 1927)
Virgil Anderson	Green Ford Blues	On the Tennessee Line (County 1980)
The Carter Family	Chewing Gum	b/w I Ain't Goin' to Work Tomorrow (May Not Work Next Week) (Victor 1928)
Charlie Parr & the Black Twig Pickers	They Whupped Him Up the Hill	Glory in the Meeting House (House of Mercy 2010)
Zane Campbell	Family Graveyard	Ola Belle Reed and Southern Mountain Music on the Mason-Dixon Line (Dust-to-Digital 2009)
Iris Dement	Listening to Singing	The Trackless Woods (Flariella 2015)

Andonis Dalgas	I Avandes Tou Sofer (The Cab Driver's Perks)	Mortika: Rare Vintage Recordings from a Greek Underworld (Arko )
Smaroula Youli	I Like to Make You Jealous	Greek Swing 1946-1960 ( 1948)
Yiórgos Batis	Record Producers [Fonografitzides]	Café Rembetika: Birth of the Greek Blues (Nascente )
Nick Goungaris	Allah	Jazz & Xitzaz, No. 2

Claude Williamson Trio	Like Someone in Love	Kenton Presents Sessions (Capitol 1955)
Kenny Graham & His Satellites	Sunstroke	Moondog and Suncat Suites (MGM 1956)
Paul Schwarz feat. Bernd Konrad	HaMaKo (take 1)	Sali (Creative Works 1985)
Dickie Landry	Fifteen Saxophones	Fifteen Saxophones (Northern Light 1977)
Amancio D'Silva With Don Rendell-Ian Carr Quintet	Joyce Country	Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers and Free Fusioneers: British Jazz 1960-1975 (Reel Recordings 1969)

Agesilao Ferrazzano	Vivorita	b/w Marchéta (Victor 1927)
Levi Mulladzhanov	Kazharnai Sarvinoz	The Secret Museum Of Mankind (Central Asia) (Yazoo )
Choir of Upper Aketi	Khasanbegura	Drinking Horns & Gramophones: The First Recordings in the Georgian Republic, 1902-1914 (Traditional Crossroads )
Unidentified	Hauta 3	Japanese Traditional Music: Shamisen and Songs 1941 (World Arbiter 1941)
Sam Manning & His Blue Hot Syncopators	Keep Your Hands Off That	b/w Go, I've Got Somebody Sweeter Than You (Okeh 1926)
Absalón Pérez y Su Orquesta	Almendra	Hey Familia: Así Llegó El Danzón ( 1940)
Michiele Lentine-Antonio Papariello	Tarentella	Folk Music in America, Volume 5: Dance Music: Ragtime, Jazz, Etc. (Library of Congress 1917)
Lydia Mendoza	Al Pie De Tu Reja	Mal Hombre and Other Original Hits from the 1930s (Arhoolie )

	October 23, 2015 Could the drummer have some, y'all?
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Mustapha Baqbou	Chalaba Titara / Mimouna	Baqbou (Editions Hassania 1980)
Abdelleh el Magana	Kassidat el Hakka (The Poem of the Truth)	Kassidat: Raw 45s From Morocco (Dust-to-Digital )
Lewlewal De Podor	N Jajane N Jaaye	Laila Je T'aime: Guitar Music from the Western Sahel (Mississippi/Change 2012)
Cheikh Imam	Chanson Pour le Vietnam	Chante Negm (Chant du Monde 1976)

Deliliah Keenabruew	Bright Lights	b/w We'll Be Together (Loma 1966)
Judy Clay	Lonely People Do Foolish Things	b/w I'm Comin' Home (Sceptor 1964)
Ada Ray	I No Longer Believe in Miracles	b/w Give Our Love a Chance (Zell's 1962)
Linda Lyndell	My Man, He's a Loving Man	Unissued (Brent 1967)
The Kittens	How Long Can I Go	b/w I've Got to Get Over You (Chess 1968)
Albertina Walker	Mama Said, Thank You	b/w Love One Another (Jewel 1972)
Margo White	Pick Me Up On Your Way Down	b/w I'm a Lover Not a Fighter (Jet Stream 1967)

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