WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/16/16

Listener comments!

Hello Boss, wish I could what those boys are doing right now. Off to the osteopath for some manipulation. Seizure later.

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

Osteopathological!

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8:57am doctorjazz:

Hey, Doug! Studying break time? Time for some Drumming!

8:58am Mr C:

1-2-3, a-b-c
that's how easy it will be
When you listen to Give the Drummer some!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Heya, doc! I will go back to studying at 12:01pm (eastern). For now, let's Drum this thing.

Greetings, Mr C!

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9:01am listener james from westwood:

How do and glorious Friday, Doug and all!
Brian, may you leave the osteo with the same number of bones as when you entered. Anything else would be less than humerus.

9:01am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:02am coelacanth:

morning Doug, and other Drummers

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Listener James, ndbob & coalacanth: Welcome!

9:03am Maggie B.:

Coffee and Drummers, puhfect together. Morning all!

9:04am Jeff Golick:

Brothers and sisters! Brother Doug!

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Make sure to hold your little pinky out when tipping your demitasse, Maggie B!

9:04am Uncle Michael:

Best. Band. Ever.

9:05am Uncle Michael:

Brother Wayne looks like he's landing a marlin.

9:06am annie:

i LOVE the word barkalounger.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Landing a Marling is the name of my next novel. Good morning, dear Uncle!

@annie
Barkalounger sounds like a nice soft spot for Fido.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Praises unto you, Brother Golick.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

And now, my favorite brother act of all time: The Blue Sky Boys.

9:09am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! jam kickers!

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Roane County: en.wikipedia.org...

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

holland oooooooooates!

9:10am Uncle Michael:

Brothers and sisters , I wanna see a sea of hands out there... I want everybody to kick up some noise , I wanna hear some revolution... Brothers and sisters , the time has come for each and every one of you to decide whether you are going to be the problem or you are going to be the solution! You must choose , brothers , you must choose. It takes five seconds , five seconds of decision , five seconds to realize your purpose here on the planet. It takes five seconds to realize that its time to move , it's time to get down with it. Brothers , it's time to testify. And I want to know - are you ready to testify ? Are you ready !! I give you a testimonial.

9:10am mauri:

away from the city back by the lake warmin up the sauna. these songs go well with this bliss.

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Your presence here is blissing, mauri.

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Here's another fine brother act... The Bailes Brothers

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

A bowling joke:

If God doesn't strike you down, you have been spared.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Thank you. I'll be here all week.

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9:15am duke:

Morning Doug and drummers
Doug are you going to take one of those driverless Uber vehicles they're testing in Pittsburgh?

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
If and when I do, I bet I'd be safer than with a flesh and blood hack at the wheel.

9:17am Uncle Michael:

I misread this Johnny Barfield song title and thought it was about his baby brother.

9:17am Webhamster Henry:

I have Stanley Holloway singing the Music Hall version of this. It's hilarious!

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Webhamster Henry! Greetings, Stanley Holloway!

9:18am Webhamster Henry:

Let's all go down the Strand (Have a banana!)

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

I adore the warble in Oakie's voice.

9:20am ndbob:

nice set here Doug!

9:24am ndbob:

well The Everly Bothers - of course greatly influenced by the blue sky boys

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Yeah, they were pretty good, ndbob. Pretty damn good.

9:34am Dave in Vermont:

Did you give it all to the drummer?
Is there any left for me or the banjo player?

9:34am Jeff Golick:

The brothers and sisters in attendance don't quite look ready to testify, @UM.

9:34am annie:

as a matter of fact, jeff, i'm sneaking out early for lunch at the pub

9:35am Webhamster Henry:

The revolution came, and we lost it!

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, Davd in Vermont! The thing about banjo players is they have to clawhammer their way to the top.

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

But it was televised, Webhamster Henry, so we didn't care that we lost. Because television.

9:36am Stanley:

I'm ready to testify!

9:37am Jeff Golick:

Ha - I was thinking of the folks in the gif, not we assembled Drummasomers.

9:37am Doug Schulkind:

When until the committee chairman swears you in, Stanley.

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

I love the afro-sporting dude in the gif. He is revealed only when our guitarsturbators jerk backwards.

9:39am annie:

that audience there looks as if it's waiting for something to happen.the chick at front row center seems to be having more fun than the rest combined

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

I love the look on his face, I mean. I don't love him personally (not that there's anything wrong with that).

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

Nothing like Swedish samba,, I've always said. Even better than Swedish meatballs (but barely).

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

Wadie George Azzam, better known by his stage name Bob Azzam was an Egyptian singer of Lebanese ancestry.

9:49am Dave in Vermont:

when they speed up I get anxious
i thought-oh shit i'm going to be late...then I was like oh, it's the samba

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Slow down and smell the samba, Dave in Vermont.

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9:57am βrian:

Samba smells far better than Swedish meatballs. (Those never set right with me, back in my carnie days.)

9:59am Mark R:

That MC5 gif is the shit. That's outdoors at Wayne State University in Detroit. My older brother might have been in the audience.

10:00am Doug Schulkind:

Hello and welcome aboard, βrian, Mark R and Mark R's brother!

10:00am Dave in Vermont:

The photographer seems new on the job.

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

MC5 at Wayne State: dangerousminds.net...

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10:01am βrian:

Which loop of hell is a gif loop?

10:04am Dave in Vermont:

Hey guys check out this idea for a new song my belly button has. dangerousminds.net...

10:04am markreichard:

That's the one, Doug, although I disagree with the writer's assertion that "Back in the USA" was their best album; but that's nit-picky, I think "Kick Out the Jams," "Back in the USA" and "High Time" were all pretty great.

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10:05am Artie Haywire:

The photographer is Super new on the job.

10:05am Mark R:

Yeah I noticed the belly button mic too, Dave. But HE'S the one NOT on drugs, supposedly.

10:06am Mark R:

Anyway, this all has fuck-all to do with the groovy Japanese sounds you're playing (Japanese?)

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Arguing over which MC5 album is best is like arguing over Swedish meatballs. Just fuckin eat already!

Artie? NOW it's a party!

10:06am Lewis:

I am thinking a lot about the "genre problem" and just realized that I have one in my head and collection called "minimalist stringed instruments"

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

This set is Japanese/Korean/Korean/Japanese, Mark R. (Sorry I called you Marc earlier. I have a weirdly large cohort of Mark friends who are "Marc"s. It a reflex.)

Ahoy, Lewis!

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10:10am βrian:

Swedish sweets, on the other hand... Lord, I loves me some cardamom.

10:10am Lewis:

I hope that the photographer in the gif finds a comfortable spot soon....

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10:11am βrian:

That's a librarian thing, too. MARC is our ball and chain.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Cardapop gets no respect.

10:13am Mark R:

Enjoying the show--music, gifs, Swedish sweets and all!

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

The second stringed instrument player here is Elliott Sharp.

10:15am Alex In Illinois:

I remember Elliott Sharp from the late 1980's. I have a few records by him. Ted Epstein played in a trio with him and John Zorn.

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Happy End is the backing band here with Nobuyasu Okabayashi.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

FUCK. Another website with autoplay audio. FUCK.

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10:17am βrian:

Doug, I thought you were his "second" — there to finish him off.

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10:18am βrian:

(Why don't all browsers have that disabled by default, I wonder?)

10:20am Doug Schulkind:

I am a Ted Epstein FAN, Alex in Illinois.

10:20am coelacanth:

another obvious one is - why don't all keyboards have an italics option? there'd be many less online scuffles if that were an option.

10:24am Alex In Illinois:

I wish I could find a photo of me driving the 3 wheeled Cushman vehicle with Ted Epstein playing the drums on the back in a neighborhood 4th of July parade. Ted must have been about 12 at the time. Marlin Perkins (Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kindom) was in that parade too.

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10:25am βrian:

@coelacanth: We purists love text. Formatting is not important. Meaning is important. Don't mistake the finger for the moon.

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10:26am Artie Haywire:

In our house, for arcane reasons of heritage and amusement, Cardamom is pronounced as you would god-dammit. Card Damn-On! Once you start, you'll never stop.

10:26am Alex In Illinois:

Isn't Cardamom from Peru?

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10:27am βrian:

@Alex: If Marlin was on the float, may we presume Jim was on the pavement, wrestling the anaconda?

10:27am Webhamster Henry:

Joe Maneiri (and Mat Maneiri) played a few shows with the American Festival of Microtonal Music. He was great! He played probably at hundreds of "ethnic" weddings.

10:28am Little Danny:

Thanks for all of that info about Music of Cleopatra on the Nile, incredible story. The postwar music hustle yields its riches continuously.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

I have one self-made tape of a wedding performance that Joe recorded. It came to me through a mutual friend of Abe Maneri's. It is MIRACULOUS.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

I just dug it up and am playing it NOW!

10:32am Alex In Illinois:

@βrian: That would have made the parade much more fun. We could have had people barrow a Chinese-New Year dragon to be the snake. "I'll just stay here in the safety of the car while Jim ..."

10:33am coelacanth:

βrian, i believe in sarcasm.

10:34am Raissa:

oo nice!

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Little Danny! You are a known appreciator of Maneri's Cleopatra record!

Hey, it's Raissa! So nice to see you.

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10:35am doctorjazz:

At first I could have thought this Maneri was some undiscovered New Orleans clarinetist playing pre Dixie New Orleans jazz...

10:35am chromaphone:

I saw him once with Club D'elf and he did a lot of vocal wailing improvising. it was pretty unsettling.

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10:35am βrian:

Reports of UWPs began to pour in ...

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

The great great great Joe Maneri: bostonmicrotonalsociety.org...

10:36am Jesse K:

Morning Doug!

10:37am Raissa:

Hi Doug! going to have to look for more joe maneri now for sure

10:38am northguineahills:

Glad I saw Borah Bergman live when he was alive.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

Morning Jesse K!

Speaking of Jesse K, Jesse will be filling in for me this coming Tuesday. Hi will begin Kaminsky Kamoutsky an hour early at 6pm. Beginning the Tuesday after that, Kurt Gottschalk and Miniature Minotaurs will be on the Drummer Stream every Tuesday from 3-7pm through at least mid-December.

@Raissa
If you don't have Joe Maneri's "Paniots Nine" record on Tzadik. It is an all-time great.

Glad you're alive, northguineauhills!

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

And a slap on the back to you, chromaphone! Was it Joe Maneri you saw wailing at Clug D'elf?!

10:43am Jeff g.:

When does he get to the part about borrowing his dad's keys.

10:43am chromaphone:

Twas Doug

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Who, Jeff G, Abe Maneri?

@chromaphone
Zowie!

10:45am northguineahills:

Gotta run some errands, hope to be back before noon!

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

This Sahib Shihab LP: Recorded at Montmartre Jazzhuis, Copenhagen, Denmark on October 3, 1963.

See ya, NGH! Avoid the nutso parts of Florida if you can.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

On bass here: Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, or NHØP as he is sometimes referred to.

10:49am Jeff g.:

@Doug: nah that Chapin guy. Was thinking of a different song, I think.

(And will leave the comedy to the professionals.)

10:50am Parq:

Digging this old-school jazz guitar. By the way, I don't know who that is in the gif. There, I said it.

10:50am Ike:

Greetings hippies, punks, cheesemongers, waltzing cowboys, shady nutritionists, mad scientists, angry robots, and everybody else!

10:51am Little Danny:

@parq it's those dorks the MC5

10:52am Parq:

Ah - I thought it might be them when I read UM's "brothers and sisters" passage, but the pics I've seen of the 5 didn't involve blazers.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

I think you got just about everyone, Ike!

We are all learning together, Parq. There are no bad questions here.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
If you are to #fail, do so spectacularly.

10:54am Kris Holmes:

ok i'm awake, morning coffee procured, a day off!

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10:55am βrian:

That poor photographer! He was a young hipster in Park Slope last week, and now he's eternally trapped in an animated gif.

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

Everyone, meet Kris Holmes (if you haven't already). Kris will be joining the Drummer Stream on October 4 with the debut of

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes

Listen for it every Tuesday, 10pm-midnight (eastern).

10:57am Kris Holmes:

SST had a couple of jazzier groups pop up in the early 90s, I really liked Hotel X "Engendered Species" album from that era

10:58am Kris Holmes:

Hey everybody, thanks Doug.

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

Remember Universal Congress Of, Kris? They fookin rawked.

10:59am Kris Holmes:

that one must have missed my radar, never heard of it

11:01am Ike:

Any clues on what we'll be hearing, @Kris? Ants playing micro-pianos? Clouds humming? Cat hairball sonatas? Tuvan garage punk? Ambient sounds of Vancouver salt mines?

11:03am Dean:

"The Long Way Home" suggests two hours of Supertramp.

11:03am Little Danny:

@Kris Can't wait for Long Way Home!

11:05am Stanley:

Had a sneaky peak at Kris's Mixcloud site.
I think I'm-a-gonna-like-it.

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

@Kris H
My favorite track from Universal Congress Of is called "Pickled Bullhorn." So that right there tells you how great they were.

Kris Holmes is a veteran of the 45 RPM wars. He has been grinning and spinning the little records with the big holes for many years on many continents.

11:07am Stanley:

@ Ike: so, the usual WFMU programming, then.

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
Not that there's anything wrong with that...

11:09am Kris Holmes:

It's gonna be a bit all over the place but what I'm known for is basically 50s-70s R&B/Soul/Funk 45s.

11:10am Kris Holmes:

lol at "2 hours of Supertramp"

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Ike's contribution to the message board this morning:

Hippies, punks, cheesemongers, waltzing cowboys, shady nutritionists, mad scientists, angry robots, ants playing micro-pianos, clouds humming, cat hairball sonatas, Tuvan garage punk, ambient sounds of Vancouver salt mines.

I love you, Ike.

11:12am Dean:

@Doug: Not at all! The Supertramp catalog is slight. Imagine the ways one could vary its presentation from week to week: slowed down, sped up, layered, played backwards, covers (are there any?), and my favorite possibility, an endless loop of the opening playground noise from Crime of the Century.

11:13am Ike:

I can't say for sure, but it's *possible* I may have consumed too many cups of tea this morning.

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

"...an endless loop of the opening playground noise from Crime of the Century."

Jeez, you folks are ON FIRE today!

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

@Ike
Important question. Did you have the just the tea, or did you ingest the cups, too?

11:15am Stanley:

"Tea"

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

HAS THERE EVERY BEEN A BETTER SONG THAN THE ONE PLAYING RIGHT NOW? (Rhetorical question. No need to answer.)

11:15am Kris Holmes:

Now I think I should redo my header before debut & use Supertramp for my theme song

11:15am Mark R:

I got the Nigerian Soul Fever, Doctor. Welcome Kris, and that's good news about "Miniature Minotaurs," too. His Friday afternoon show was one of my earliest intros to FMU when I moved to NY in the Fall of '12.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

The symptoms of Nigerian Soul Fever present with odd similarity to those of Love Fever (see Oakie Jones, above).

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

I've got this long Nigerian dazzler to be followed by a sequence of soul efforts to drive you to the heights ecstasy.

Just a warning.

11:23am JtotheK:

Good Morning everyone.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

You're A-OK, JtotheK!

11:26am Mark R:

Man, this is a long track! I'd need oxygen if I was actually at a disco with this stuff.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

It's long, Mark R, but not as long as it seemed. I forgot to click the next track on the playlist.

MY BAD!

(You've still got about 4 minutes left of this one, though. Does that make up for my gaffe?)

11:29am Mark R:

Nevertheless, oxygen!

11:32am Uncle Michael:

Hey, who ants to hang out with me at the top of the hour?

GREAT!

www.wfmu.org...

11:33am Uncle Michael:

That should read "'ang".

11:33am Uncle Michael:

or "'ants".

11:33am Uncle Michael:

You get the idea. Shut up.

11:35am Dean:

Ants, Uncles...we're all one big happy family.

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

An Uncle speaks of ants. Keeping it in the family, obviously.

11:35am Dean:

(I know. Some pronounce it "awnts.")

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11:37am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug. Take two.
Hello Kris. Take one. 50s-70s RnB, Soul, Funk. Not much call for it round here.
Oh here comes Doug's Soul/funk, RnB set.

11:38am Kris Holmes:

That's the Fame demo of Thread The Needle?

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Brian in UK,
Glad you followed the osteopath back home.

11:40am Stanley:

Brian - your back

11:41am Dean:

"Shucks"?! Man, I wish Motorhead had done a song with a title like that.

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

Aw shucks, yes indeed, Kris H.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Thread the Needle was later released on Atlantic as just a Clarence Carter single.

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11:42am Brian in UK:

Stanley, my back indeed is in need of supplication to the layer on of hands.

11:43am Stanley:

I feel ya, Brian.
Anyways, all set for your trip, now.

11:45am Mr C:

The soul of Chicagoland! from a young man in Pittsburgh

11:46am Uncle Michael:

Telecasterbation? Rickenbachsterbation?

11:46am Kris Holmes:

It's on his first Atlantic LP but the 45 is on Fame

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11:46am Brian in UK:

You bet, got to drop off some chutney and chili relish to a former work colleague near Burton on Trent (former brewing capital of the UK) thence to a hostelry.
Did you get downwind of that thunderstorm last night?

11:46am Dean:

Ukesterbation

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael will let you play with his musical toys. Soon they will be strewn all about the floor. Get down and tune in to Hinky Dinky Time, up next on the Drummer Stream:

Hinky Dinky Time: wfmu.org...

Following Uncle M will be Jason Elbogen's superduper radio show, live from Studio C at WFMU. Jason will take you on a magiccarpetradio radio from 3-6pm (ET):

Jason Elbogen: wfmu.org...

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Kris
I defer to the maestro...

11:47am Mr C:

Push it on Dougie Fresh

11:48am Uncle Michael:

Should have said "Stratocasterbation."

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

I went for it and lost, Uncle Michael.

11:50am Uncle Michael:

I mean I should have. 'Telecasterbation" was wrong.

11:50am Kris Holmes:

i think this Billy Nitro is new to me!! KIller deep soul.

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11:50am Brian in UK:

Uncle spit it out.

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

I know zero zip nada about this Sam & Deb song. Anyone? Mr C? Kris Holmes? Please educate me!

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

You went for it and lost, Uncle Michael.

11:51am Uncle Michael:

But now I'm not sure what Brother Wayne is playing here. I'm going to have to go to the video, later.

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11:51am βrian:

So it turns out President Obama really *was* born in the US! Who knew??

11:52am Dean:

His mom.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Kick Out the Chutneys, Mummy.

11:52am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:53am Stanley:

Brian - no, all quiet up here. Hope you get some clement weather where you're going, Clement.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

I know, right, ndbob?!

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
No, his cardamom.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I tried not to vomit in my mouth reading your comment. Tried.

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11:54am βrian:

@ndbob: Best in Show, you mean?

11:54am Dean:

@UM: Looks like a Ricky to me.

@Doug: Anyway, they was trumped up charges.

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11:55am βrian:

Are there self-driving soccer cardamoms?

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Wonderful show today, Doug. Thanks.

See you all in the next room.

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11:55am Brian in UK:

Thanks Stanley.

Doug, another bunch of crap, where do you find them?

11:56am Kris Holmes:

i know nothing of Sam & Deb either

11:56am Mighty Doug Schulkind:

This one is for you and you and you. And you, too. Bur most of all, you.

11:56am Dean:

I don't get the self-driving car thing. Aren't all automobiles "auto"?

11:56am Mighty Doug Schulkind:

@Kris Holmes
Then maybe they don't really exist.

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11:56am βrian:

Yes, now we have it from the Orange Manatee's mouth. Obama is 'murkin.

11:57am Stanley:

Love Doug, love his show.

11:59am Mighty Doug Schulkind:

L♥ve you, too, Stanley. And all you Hippies, punks, cheesemongers, waltzing cowboys, shady nutritionists, mad scientists, angry robots, ants playing micro-pianos, clouds humming, cat hairball sonatas, Tuvan garage punk, ambient sounds of Vancouver salt mines.

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12:00pm βrian:

... and nose-hair kazoo players, I hope.

12:00pm Parq:

Trump: I'm not prepared to address what I believe about the president's birth.

Handlers: Mr. Trump absolutely believes that the president was born in the U.S.

Voters: Well, that's ok, then. Let's make this guy the leader of the free world. He tells it like it is!

(Great stuff as usual, Doug.)

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12:00pm Brian in UK:

...and the little guy and the elephant in the room.

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12:01pm βrian:

See ya, Sir SchoolKid.

12:03pm Mighty Doug Schulkind:

See you later alligator, and Brian and βrian, and everyone!

12:04pm Alex In Illinois:

Where is? Oh, party moved to Kansas! Okay, I will be there in a sec.

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)

Dee Stone & His Melody Hillbillies	I'm Lost Without You	b/w Heads I Win Tails You Lose (Mutual 1951)
The Blue Sky Boys	In the Hills of Roane County	The Blue Sky Boys in Concert 1964 (Rounder 1964)
The Bailes Brothers	He'll Strike You Down	b/w Building on the Sand (King 1947)
Johnny Barfield	That Little Shirt My Mother Made for Me	b/w The New "Boogie Woogie" (Bluebird 1940)
Oakie Jones	Love Fever	b/w Send Me a Penny Post Card (Columbia 1951)

Cauby Peixoto	Canção	Canção Que Inspirou Você (RCA Victor 1962)
Merlin's Message	Um Homem Que Luta	Baby Baby (California 1969)
Fábio	Superstar	As Aventuras De um Certo Capitão Blue (Continental 1975)
Waldir Serrão	A Qualquer Hora	b/w Pare e Pense (CBS 1972)
Pinduca	Morena Eu Caio	Carimbó e Sirimbó (Beverly 1973)
Bob Azzam & His Orchestra	Batucada Por Favor	At the Club Opera Stockholm (HMV 1967)

Kiku Watanabe	Saimon-matsusaka Oguri-hougan	Gozeuta: Nagaoka Goze (Off Note 1971)
JeongHyun Chu (feat. Ho Se Yoon)	Jajinmori	Gayageum Sanzo (Akdang 2010)
Jin Hi Kim	Chips	Sargeng (Ear-Rational 1989)
Nobuyasu Okabayashi	Watashitachi no Nozomu Mono ha	見るまえに跳べ [Miru Mae ni Tobe] ( 1970)

Joe Maneri	Egyptian Moon	The Music of Cleopatra on the Nile (MVM 1962)
Joe Maneri	Unidentified Wedding performance
Thomas Chapin & Borah Bergman	Valse Languide	Inversions (Muworks 1992)
Sahib Shihab	4070 Blues	Sahib's Jazz Party (Debut 1963)
Cruel Frederick	Little Rootie Tootie	We Are The Music We Play (SST 1991)

Agongo	I Am Suffering	This Is Kologo Power! (Sahel Sounds )
Jimmy Sherry & the Music Agents	Nwaeze	Nigeria Soul Fever: Afro Funk, Disco and Boogie - West African Disco Mayhem (Soul Jazz )
The White Eagles International	Buruindi Uyakemedein	The White Eagles Dance Time (EMI )

Clarence & Calvin	Thread the Needle	b/w Don't Make My Baby Cry (Fame 1967)
Billy Robinson & the Burners	Shucks You Left the Fire Burning	b/w Am a Lonely Black Boy (Crazy Horse 1968)
Robert Ramsey	Take a Look in Your Mind	b/w Like It Stands (Kent 1971)
Glenn Watts	My Little Plaything	b/w Money Gives Dignity (Bunky 1967)
The Magictones	I've Changed	b/w Happy Days (Westbound 1971)
Billy Nitro	As Sweet as Your Love for Me	b/w Mystic Lover (Resist 1966)
Sam & Deb	With a Little Love and Trust
Doug Haynes	Yes I'm Ready (If I Don't Get to Go)	The Mighty Doug Haynes (Brunswick 1974)

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