WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 04/29/16

Listener comments!

8:41am ausmanx:

good evening, mr schoolchild. ready and waiting...

8:43am annie:

good morning doug and early-bird aus

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8:44am doctorjazz:

Hey, earlybird post, happy Friday. Kicking around going to the record fair today (away for the weekend, the days with live music would have been more appealing). Could do serious financial damage...and get me in spouse trouble.

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

Good welcome, ausmanx, annie and doctorjazz!

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

My music is "free," doctorjazz.

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8:55am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug and all! Laundry's in the dryer, lentil/barley soup's in the Crock-Pot, proofreading is on the monitor, and GTDS is 5 minutes away!

8:56am Doug Schulkind:

From lint remover to lentil improver. Go, Listener James, go!

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8:57am duke:

Morning Drummers

8:58am ausmanx:

and i'm back with the Maori hunting program... Heoi, ka kite atu a Matua i te hiwi I tera taha I tetahi mea e oreore ana ka haere ki te aata titiro, whanau

8:59am ausmanx:

so basically i'd like some meaty pig disembowelling music this evening, if you have any, Doug?

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Alloo, duke!

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:00am annie:

ljrw, i have a lady coming this afternoon to have me "help" her clean up a rough draft of a piece someone wrote about her. "help" really means a major re-write of his words. when she was here last, we spent an hour on two small paragraphs. she's paying me, so i feel very dirty by the time i'm done...

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

@ausmanx
Is that music to enjoy whilst disemboweling pigs, music that pigs enjoy whilst being disemboweled, or music made from the sound of said disembowelment. Please clarify.

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, ndbob!

9:02am ausmanx:

i think i could use all three, doug... but best to make it loud enough to drown out the sound of the pigs squealing when the dogs attack... jesus!

9:03am ndbob:

@annie you shouldn't feel dirty about that

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Good thing my daughter the vegetarian is in school and not reading this.

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9:03am listener james from westwood:

@annie: Glad you're getting paid for the effective rewrite! And why feel dirty? Your time and skill are both worth compensating. Plus she gets much better copy out of the deal. It's win-win!

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9:03am duke:

Watched Sex and Broadcasting last evening. Highly recommended. I just wish there had been more about the current superstar DJs like Doug.

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9:04am listener james from westwood:

@ausmanx: The US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms circa 1993 had music that fit that bill. They blasted it at the Branch Davidians.

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9:06am listener james from westwood:

@duke: Was happy to hear they're screening it at this weekend's Record Fair! Guts me that I can't get out there this year, but it's too far and too big an unknown for me to hack without trouble.

9:06am Uncle Michael:

I'm about to perform a buying-potting-soil haka. It's fierce. I'll be listening on my way to and from the nursery.

9:06am ausmanx:

i think that's the sort of thing i had in mind, listener james!

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9:06am listener james from westwood:

Now THAT is an old-school SNL reference right there.

9:06am annie:

basically eliminating his his words with hers... i hear what y'all are saying, and it's nice to have the cash.. .. road trip and all. her goal is to have the piece used in a court case for a mutual friend who's on trial for some pot charges.

9:07am Maggie B.:

the mention of Leonard Pinth Garnell sent coffee shooting out my nose. Morning Doug and Drummers!

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9:07am listener james from westwood:

Bigtime looking fwd to that Blue Flame archive; just a touch past my bedtime. I could fix that by moving to Portland, I think...

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9:08am listener james from westwood:

Global Greece!

9:08am annie:

if i went to the music fair, i'd be a sad person, all that music and no real dough. i've been know to drop a couple hundred in half an hour at those things

9:09am Alex In Illinois:

Leonard Pinth Garnell? I remember that character, Bad Ballet, Bad Conceptual Art and Bad Chinese Opera

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

We aim for maximum coffee/nostril engagement, Maggie B!

Good morning, Alex in Illinois, and good morning L.P. Garnell!

9:11am annie:

very tempted to make a second pot o' joe...

9:11am Maggie B.:

i just had a neti pot of Joe, Annie.

9:13am annie:

aahh, the direct-deposit method!!

9:18am Goyim in the AM:

Currently attempting to determine if the purple velour sofa I recently bought for pennies on the dollar from a factory sale was, in fact, a Paisley Park reject (it appears from the pictures that have leaked of PP that other sofas from this fancy-ass company were on premises). Company is being uncharacteristically coy in their responses, but not unpleasantly so. This is vaguely thrilling. Less vaguely thrilling and more explicitly thrilling is this first set! Hi gang!

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Just keep the pig disemboweling away from the velour, Goyim in the AM!

9:20am Goyim in the AM:

Nuthin' but white cat hair, I promise!

9:20am Jeff Golick:

Hi, morning, looking forward to my prostate.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Lie prostrate on Goyim in the AM's purple velour sofa, and we'll begin the exam, Jeff Golick!

9:23am Jeff Golick:

Well, the Greece is helping.

9:24am Jeff Golick:

hey-O!

9:25am Jeff Golick:

G'night and don't forget to tip your server.

9:26am Doug Schulkind:

Good clean fun here on GTDS! (But don't forget your protective goggles.)

9:29am ndbob:

excellent set Doug!

9:31am annie:

my first introduction to pop greek music was "Never on Sunday". i wore that record out. can't find the original anywhere.

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

Here are the (roughly translated) lyrics to this Dionysis Savvopoulos tune:

What if I am free, out of this prison
Nobody will be waiting for me
Deserted all the streets will be
and my city a complete stranger

All the cafes will be closed
while all my friends will have fled
And I ‘ll just blow with the wind
The day I am free, out of this prison

And the sun will fall asleep
Behind the ruins of Olynthos
And they will be like in a myth
All friends and enemies

They will all stand still
Rhetors and conmen
Beggers, prostitutes and prophets
They will all stand still

I am gonna stand by the gate
Carrying the blankets under my arm
And with a slow move of the head
I am gonna greet the guard

Without will, without a god
Like a king in ancient drama
I am gonna say the word
When I stand by the gate.

9:34am El Thatchmo:

Dionysis has a Dashiell Hedayat vibe

9:35am Doug Schulkind:

I like your vibe, El T!

9:39am Mr C:

Don't let hurt put you in the losers seat! Before all your goodies are gone, listen to Give the Drummer Some!

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9:42am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and playmates.

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

You, Mr C, are a winner. A first-class winner.

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9:43am Brian in UK:

@Goyim in the AM. Sad to hear about the voting in your country. You did predict it.

9:44am Andrew Waterloo:

Somebody has veins pumping with Tiger Blood this morning.

9:45am ndbob:

Indeed Brian

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9:45am doctorjazz:

Nice 20s set, just watched the Ken Burns Prohibition special, what a crazy time (things didn't just get crazy here the past decade or so, get some perspective after watching).

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK! Andrew Waterloo! Two fine gents, them.

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

The racist lyrics of this Uncle Dave Macon song are disgusting and regrettable.

9:51am Andrew Waterloo:

some good banjo though

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9:52am Brian in UK:

Is there a theme here, Doug?

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

What in Sam Houston is going on here?!

9:55am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! norvus cats!

9:55am Stanley:

Gangway. Let me through.

9:56am Goyim in the AM:

Brian: yup. If the polls are close again, it'll be a landslide for the bad guys. If these folks are terrified of half-starved refugees, of course they are afraid of pollsters as well.

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

Holly-O!
Stan "Sam the Man" Ley!

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9:58am Brian in UK:

Hello Samley. Are you the hobbit that time forgot?

9:58am Stanley:

Ol' Sweet Singin' at your service

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

@ausmanx
Heads up, mate. A fellow countryman is up next.

10:00am Stanley:

Unfortunately, time hasn't forgotten hobbits.

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10:01am Brian in UK:

Del Shannon might have something to say about this melody.

10:02am Uncle Michael:

Who shot Sam?

10:03am Uncle Michael:

Stanley's getting to be a hobbit with me.

10:03am Jesse K:

Jack for days

10:03am Jeff Golick:

Joe

10:04am Jeff Golick:

Billy

10:04am Jesse K:

Morning Doug!

10:04am davefromtoronto:

buddy?

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10:05am listener james from westwood:

Nachum might have some songs about King David...

10:05am Eric:

Stagger Lee, or is he Stack O'Lee

10:05am Maggie B.:

Bruce McCulloch can help.
www.youtube.com...

10:06am Andrew Waterloo:

I agree that the banjo wasn't enough.

10:07am Jeff Golick:

Caldonia

10:07am Jeff Golick:

"Blame it on Dave" would be a good song, probably.

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10:08am Brian in UK:

@Jeff Instrumental Parts 1 & 2.

10:09am davefromtoronto:

"blame it on dave" -

i've lived that song!

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

@davefromtoronto
Boy, you get it on two fronts:
(1) Blame Canada
(2) Blame it on Dave

Sorry, pal.

10:15am Andrew Waterloo:

me sings "just blame it all on Dave, ya ya"

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Eric
Stagger, Stack O' — same fellow!

@listener james from westwood
Oy.

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10:15am listener james from westwood:

@Doug, davefromtoronto: If it starts raining there, you can get the Milli Vanilli blame trifecta.

10:17am Andrew Waterloo:

It does look like rain here in Waterloo.. It could happen in Toronto too.

10:18am Andrew Waterloo:

damn.. my brain is now composing the Weird Al, Dave based, parody of Blame it on the Rain.

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

Never cook with Milli Vanili Extract.

10:22am Jeff Golick:

Putting the blame on Mame has always worked for me in the past.

10:22am Jeff Golick:

@Brian in UK: it's a sure-fire hit.

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10:22am Brian in UK:

Two fingers of mezal and a packet of those cheap brown Gauloises.

10:23am Uncle Michael:

I always blame it on the bossa nova.

10:23am Stanley:

We said good bye to Papa Wemba in the week
*Viva la Musica*

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Some Papa Wemba coming up, Stanley.

10:24am Stanley:

I knew I could count on you, Doug.

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10:25am Brian in UK:

It's all the meme to me.

10:25am sinner:

el grupo plays musica corazon

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Brother Sinner!

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

@Stanley
That's why I am called the Abacus of Radio.

10:28am sinner:

Hola. Ẹ ku aarọ.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

I agree 100%, sinner.

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10:29am βrian:

Who is the Slide Rule of Radio, then?

10:30am Stanley:

It's friggin' snowing up here, Brian

10:30am Jeff Golick:

The Nose Band really hotted it up just now, eh?

10:31am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
They like Son Jarocho very much.

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10:31am βrian:

Where's "up there," then?
I saw Papa Wembe a few times. That man could sing it!

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10:31am Brian in UK:

Doug, that does not add up.

Stanley it was sleeting earlier when we came out of the church after the funeral of a work colleague.

10:32am Stanley:

Bummer, Brian
Edinburgh, βrian

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10:33am Brian in UK:

Some children just walked passed when it was sleeting here trying to catch the flakes in their mouths. Some things do not change.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

You know what Frank Zappa said, don't eat yellow sleet.

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10:38am Sam Segal:

Doug! My brand-new office job means I finally get to join you for a bit on Friday mornings again.

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

A pleasure to have you around, Sam Horseloser!

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10:39am βrian:

The skies over the isthmus today are indecisive. Thinking about planting the tomatoes this weekend ...

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
So what a minute. You mean to tell me the skies can't decided whether or not to plant tomatoes tomorrow?

10:41am Listener Robert:

I see from comments above that at least 2 others of us are employed in proofreading, copy editing, or editing of some kind. It's not the main thing I do, but I've been doing that for years for a friend whose mss. really need it badly. Actually his stuff could use editing at a more basic level too, but I have to restrain myself because that'd be too big a job.

10:45am Stanley:

Let the skies decide. I like it.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Robert
I was an editor for 20 years.

There is a pizza place in my neighborhood that has had this sign up on its front door for four months:

HELP WANTED
(Many postiions, apply within)

It causes my physical pain, but will never alert them.

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10:45am Brian in UK:

I am worried about the three ... after weekend. This was a device used by Georges Simenon to indicate plot or conversation that was assumed but unwritten.

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10:46am βrian:

Yes, or they can't decide whether to let me know if they'll be friendly.

10:46am Jeff Golick:

You should get your physical looked at, Doug.

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Here's that prostate exam, Jeff Golick.

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10:49am Brian in UK:

Doug is it the the Kama Sutra Pizza Parlor?

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10:49am listener james from westwood:

Surprised the band isn't Turner Head and the Coughs.

10:49am Latham Higginbotham:

sho' nuff hillbilly music here, pardners......

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Dr. D'Angelo will see you... NOW, MOTHERFUCKER.

10:50am holland oats:

speaking of physical pain

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

@Latham Higginbotham
Everybody is somebody's hillbilly. Welcome to jamboree!

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10:51am Brian in UK:

How the hell do you X-ray THAT?

10:51am Frank from VT:

I read an article about 'monotasking', and how that relates to getting things done at work. This song demands my attention, which sadly means I have to turn it down to get stuff done at work!

10:51am Jeff Golick:

Here we go!

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10:52am βrian:

You're definitely hitting below the belt, Doug.

10:52am Diane:

Late to the party, but what a party! I'm going to have to listen to the earlier part of this archive-fashion.

10:52am Jeff Golick:

d'Angelo was quite sick for a time, I believe, thus that tune.

10:53am Jeff Golick:

...although he had brain cancer, so, maybe not.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Comrade Diane!

10:56am Diane:

Hey, Doug and everyone! LOVING this Tom Cora and the unbelieveably over-looked-too-often Roland Young! Digging it deeply.

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of cancer...

Tom Cora. Goddammit.

10:59am Diane:

I think it was Joel who turned me on to Cora. So visionary! Did you know he did the score for a release of Dziga Vertov's Man With The Movie Camera? It's great.

11:00am Diane:

And Joel likely learned about Cora from you! It would not surprise me at all.

11:02am Goyim in the AM:

When I lived in Cologne, I had to walk through a mini-red light district to get to the train station, and I once saw a help wanted sign that made me realize that, no matter how bad my life could get, there are depths to which God willing I will never sink and people who have it worse than me. That sign read: Help Wanted: peep booth cleaner for Sundays and holidays.

11:05am Little Danny:

Thanks Doug! Hi everybody! I too am full of fun facts.

11:05am Mike East:

Oh, I've been looking forward to Kurt's Prince tribute...I had assumed he'd be doing one. Will have to check the archive for that. Two parter! Awesome!

11:05am Mike East:

...and good morning, Doug!

11:06am Little Danny:

I would like to hear a show composed of musicians who died while singing or performing on stage. I can think of several offhand.

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

Hey-O, Mike East! Here is the link to Part 1 of Kurt's Prince tribute: wfmu.org...

11:07am melinda:

hi Doug & everyone else!

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

Mark Sandman of Morphine is one, Little Danny. Hey! It's Little Danny!

11:09am Mike East:

Bookmarked, thanks!

11:09am ndbob:

Hi Melinda! Danny!

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11:10am doctorjazz:

Loving this set, the De La Lune is sublime.

11:10am ndbob:

and Mike

11:11am Doug & Everyone Else:

Morning Melinda!

11:12am Diane:

Warne Marsh, Lee Morgan - sort of, Lil Hardin Armstrong

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

@Diane
I do not know that Cora score. Must seek it out. Thanks!

11:13am Diane:

Oh - Johnny Guitar Watson, of course.

11:13am annie:

i went to get the mail from the box and stopped to prune some volunteer redbud, clean out the black-eyed susan strip, discipline the peas, and forgot to get the mail. hi to all the late bloomer listeneners!

11:14am Diane:

re: Cora - It's great - perfect accompaniment for Vertov's film.

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Oh my. Did not remember that about Warne Marsh. I once interviewed Anthony Braxton, and he cited Marsh as one of his musical heroes.

11:14am Little Danny:

Jackie Wilson, too.

11:15am davefromtoronto:

the "dave issue" notwithstanding...

fantastic show today!

11:15am Diane:

A lot of people dismiss Marsh, but he was brilliant. Yes - Jackie Wilson!

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

And Curtis Mayfield, in a sort of way.

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11:17am Brian in UK:

@davefromtronto. I will vote for the 'notwithstanding' party.

11:17am Diane:

yes

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

The Internet is a killjoy (poor choice of words, I realize): en.wikipedia.org...

11:18am Goyim in the AM:

Les Harvey of Stone the Crows. ZZZZZAPPPP!!!!!

11:19am Diane:

Aha! Of course. And it was Miriam Makeba I was trying to remember.

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

And drummers #1, #2, #3, #4 and #5 with Spinal Tap.

11:20am Diane:

ha! yes!

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11:20am Brian in UK:

There was a band called Spontaneous Combustion.

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11:21am Brian in UK:

Trying to figure my favourite country in Africa for music. I loves 'em all.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
It's like trying to pick your favorite lung for breathing.

11:25am Stanley:

Lovely

11:26am Stanley:

I go through phases but I always seem to come back to Mali.

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11:28am listener james from westwood:

That Kwamy was a jewel of a track.

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

La Vie Est Belle: www.nytimes.com...

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11:30am Brian in UK:

I can see him dancing on stage with his backing singers now.

11:30am Stanley:

I'm up there with them

11:32am Stanley:

What no 5 minute guitar break?

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11:32am Brian in UK:

Said this before. Not a fan of electric guitar but when played by an African it becomes a different instrument.

11:34am Uncle Michael:

If you are so inclined (I mean, if that's your angle), please join me in the next room...for my slant on things.

At the top of the hour, of course.

www.wfmu.org...

11:34am Andrew Waterloo:

African High Life? guitar has a vibe all its own.

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11:36am Brian in UK:

Exactly Andrew.

11:37am Stanley:

Diblo Diabla was a favoutite of mine.

11:37am Mr C:

Lonnie Mack plays guitar on this..

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

Saw Diblo several times. Speed daemon, but plays so pretty.

Wow, Mr. C. R.I.P. Mr. Mack.

11:38am Mr C:

I think it's drummer Beau Dollar and boys

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11:38am Brian in UK:

Got to walk the dog and clear my head.
Thanks Mr DJ.
Stanley, see you at the virtual bar. Two pints of Old Scrotum.

11:39am Little Danny:

Wow that's some great info Mr. C. Would never have guessed.

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

From the Soulful Detroit message board:

"the Charmaines' rip-roaring revivals of Huey Smith's "Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu" and Ike and Tina Turner's "I Idolize You" - both featuring Lonnie Mack on guitar, not to mention his entire band - were scheduled as the group's next single. That release was likely cancelled and replaced with a coupling of "Goodbye Baby Goodbye" and "Rockin' Pneumonia". The Charmaines also sang background on Carl Edmondson's recording of "Baby Please Don't Go", which is issued here for the first time. All of these titles were recorded at the studios of nearby King Records, where the girls were frequently called in for sessions."

11:41am Uncle Michael:

Old Scrotum is no good for a highball but it's essential for a lowball.

11:41am sinner:

Mr. C. is talkin' smack about Lonnie Mack. Hah!

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Walk your head and clear the dog, Brian in UK. Same result in the end.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Let's see if Mr C knows anything about our next act. They are a mystery to me...

11:42am Stanley:

Brian - will do.

11:43am ndbob:

great one Doug!

11:43am Stanley:

Little Danny - hope you enjoyed your inaugural aural outing.

11:43am mauri:

doug eat doug world

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

How do ya like it? mauri mauri mauri!

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Would love more info on The Universal Mind. I have no clue about these artists.

11:45am Mr C:

All new to me, and I'm all the better for listening.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

The more I know, the more I know I don't know, you know?

11:49am Mr C:

I with you on that Doug!

11:51am Jeff Golick:

Could it be this, Doug: www.discogs.com...

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

To know everything would be a horrible existence.

11:52am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:52am Stanley:

To know everything but understand nuffin'

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, Jeff Golick! If it is, that is some top-rank sleuthery. Must investigate further. Thanks!

11:53am Parq:

You can't know everything -- where would you put it?

11:53am Mr C:

I know this: a Swamp Dogg production..

11:53am annie:

the more i thought i knew, the less i actually DID know.

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11:53am doctorjazz:

Sounds like later Stevie Winwood might have heard C and the Shells...

11:54am Jeff Golick:

This set has been epochal.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

I would empty out Tony Coulter's foot locker of rare and unheard cassettes and put it in there, Parq!

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11:55am doctorjazz:

My old rabbi used to say, "If you know that you don't know, you may later know. If you don't know that you don't know, you will never know".

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Donald Rumsfeld was your rabbi?

11:56am quinn:

hehe had to double check the song name for this one

11:56am Stanley:

Your shows Doug are exceptional.
This one is no exception.

11:57am Parq:

Doc J, your old rabbi was weird. Did he know the rabbi in "A Serious Man", who counseled a hormone-crazed teen by reciting the lyrics to "Somebody to Love"?

11:57am Parq:

Uncle Michael's comment is better than mine. As usual.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

@quinn
Get you mind out of the gutter!

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

I take exception to that comment, Stanley.

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the fine program, Doug. See you all in the next room!

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11:59am doctorjazz:

My old rabbi was indeed weird, old world European, wouldn't know The Jefferson Airplane if he fell over them, but he did predict Rumsfeld.
Great show, once again.

11:59am Uncle Michael:

Don Adams recorded this on a shoe phone. It's true.

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael's merry radio circus is opening the flaps to the big top. Step right in (but watch out for the elephant shit!) and have a great show:

wfmu.org...

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

A great shoe.

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, rabbijazz!

12:02pm Stanley:

Thanks Doug.
Terrific show. Highlight of my week.

12:02pm thedunkel:

thank you mr. drummer!

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12:02pm listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, Doug!

12:02pm Jeff Golick:

Thanks, Doug!

12:02pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks again Doug!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

You people are the best people. I would like to squeeze you, but my mom always told me never to squeeze my peoples.

Hey hey hey, it's Rambin' Ray!

Hi, thedunkel!

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)

Marika Papagika	Ah, Giatre Mou (Oh, My Doctor!)	Greek Song in USA, 1923-1929
Yiórgos Katsarós	Erchome Ton Tico Tico (I Creep the Along the Walls)	Mortika: Rare Vintage Recordings from a Greek Underworld (Arko )
K. Mantarlis & M. Dolaplis	Moustabeikos Dance	To Drive Away the Vampires: Balkan Folk Musics 1930s-'80s (Canary )
The Rabbits	I'm Looking in the Universe	Greek Garage Bands of the '60s (Music Box International )
Nikos Xilouris	Erotokritos	Sillogi (EMI 1974)
Xristina	Pou Tha Vro Nero	O Magos (Pan-Vox 1973)
Dionysis Savvopoulous	I Dimosthenous Lexis	Vromiko Psomi (Lyra 1970)

King Oliver	My Good Man Sam	b/w Can I Tell You? (Victor 1929)
Julia Moody	Good Man Sam	b/w Scandal Blues (Paramount 1922)
Wilmer Watts & The Lonely Eagles	Banjo Sam	b/w Say Darling Won’t You Love Me (Paramount 1929)
Uncle Dave Macon	Sassy Sam	b/w Stop That Knocking at My Door (Vocalion 1926)
Elmon Mickle	Flat Foot Sam	b/w I Got to Get Some Money (Elko 1959)
Robert Smith & Bailey's Nervous Kats	Traveling Sam	b/w Devil's Run (Camelia 1960)
Bobby Bare	Sweet Singin' Sam	b/w More Than a Poor Boy Could Give (Fraternity 1960)
Lois Williams	A Girl Called Sam	A Girl Called Sam (Starday 1969)
Roger Thwaites	Mongrel Sam	Age of TIme (Sound Unlimited 1971)

Orquesta Internacional	Yo Soy el Arbol	Hey Familia: Así Llegó El Danzón ( 1925)
Juan Ortega w/Old Pop Watts & His Plantation Melody Boys	Tomanas Pullas Guapango	b/w Santa Fe Café Cancion Ranchera (Phamous )
Juan Reynoso	Tlapehhuala	Genius of Mexico's Tierra Caliente (Arhoolie )
Leonardo Paniagua	Desahogo	Con Mariachi Tenochtitlan ( 1981)
Grupo La Justicia	El Pato A La Olla	Grupo La Justicia (Gas 1979)
Estanzuela	El Valedor	Traditional Music From Mexico: Son Jarocho de Tlacotalpan (Arc Music 2005)

Derek Bailey & Han Bennink	Good Morning, Derek I	Derek Bailey & Han Bennink (ICP 1969)
Andrew d'Angelo Trio	My Prostate	Morthana with Pride!! (Doubt 2005)
Juma Sultan's Aboriginal Music Society	Shake Your Money Maker	Whispers From the Archive (Porter 1978)
Roland P. Young	Flutter Fly Flounce	Isophonic Boogie Woogie (Flow Chart 1980)
Tom Cora	The Story of Anybird	Gumption in Limbo (Sound Aspects 1991)

	April 29, 2016 This one is for all the Daves
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Roitelet	Banzanza	Roots of OK Jazz: Congo Classics 1955-1956 (Crammed )
De La Lune	Tika Bizeti	b/w Tango Ekoki (Loningisa 1956)
Bavon Marie Marie & L'orchestre Negro Succes	Bilamba! Mbongo ya Mani?	L'Intrepide (African 1970)
Thu Zahina	Seko Silibanda	Coup de Chapeau (RetroAfric )
Kwamy	African Club	Les Merveilles du Passé 1965 (African 1965)
Papa Wemba	La Vie Est Belle	La Vie Est Belle (OST) (Miracle 1987)

The Charmaines	I Idolize You	b/w Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu (Fraternity 1964)
The Diplomats	Help Me	b/w Hey Mr. Taxi Driver (Arock 1964)
The Challengers III	Every Day	b/w I Hear an Echo (Tri-Phi 1963)
The Universal Mind	I Bet You
The Modettes	Honey Man	(GWP )
Don Thomas	Please Come Back Home	b/w Train Keep Moving (Cal State Music 1973)
C and the Shells	You Are the Circus	b/w I’ve Fallen in Love (Cotillion 1969)
Sandy Wynns	The Touch of Venus	b/w A Lover's Quarrel (Champion 1965)
Don Adams	The Waves Are High Today	Watts Happening (Sunset 1969)

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