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April 11, 2008 Favoriting
Angels and devils at play
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Artist Selection Album    (Label / Recording date)
Theme Music:
 Sarah Webster Fabio  		Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues   Favoriting Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
(Folkways 1976)
ECD  In Tempo   Favoriting Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990)

Quarteto Em Cy  Amaralina   Favoriting Aleluia 1964-1966
(él 1966)
Claudette Soares  A Reposta   Favoriting Claudette Soares
(Mocambo 1965)
Os Originais do Samba  Vermelho, Azul e Branco   Favoriting Samba Dos Bons 2
(RCA 1975)
Baden Powell  Sorongaio   Favoriting




À Vontade
(Elenco 1963)
Toquinho & Vinicius  A Tonga Da Mironga Do Kabuletê   Favoriting Toquinho & Vinicius
(R.G.E. 1977)

Talkover Music:
 Nicola Conte  		Forma 2000   Favoriting Bossa Per Due
(ESL 2000)

Spirit of Memphis Quartet  God Save America   Favoriting Peacock Singles
(n/a 1953)
Converters  The Power Within   Favoriting J-Berg's Wax Wonders, Volume 2
(n/a 1963)
Peerles Four Quartet of Norfolk, VA  You Can't Hurry God   Favoriting Gospel Recording Co. of Brooklyn
(n/a ca. 1964)




The World
Wonders
  		Don't Give Up   Favoriting Soulful Gospel: Vocal Groups
Volume 2
(The Famous Groove 1978)
The Gospel Hi-Lites  Easy My Troublin' Mind   Favoriting Gospel 45s from Fine Records
(n/a 1973)

Talkover Music:
 Glenn Lee  		Joyful Sounds   Favoriting Sacred Steel Instrumentals
(Arhoolie )



(click)
  		Cats Are Bad Luck   Favoriting Western Swing and Country Jazz
(JSP 1937)
Bobby Grove  Whistle of the Gravy Train   Favoriting Rockin' HIllbilly, Volume 2
(Cactus 1957)
Porter Wagoner  An Angel Made of Ice   Favoriting The Thin Man From West Plains
(Bear Family 1953)
Leon Payne  You Are the One   Favoriting Starday Hillbillies, Volume 3
(Starday 1956)
Sonny Burns  Satan's A-Waitin'   Favoriting Starday Hillbillies, Volume 3
(Starday 1956)
Bob Price  Sticks and Stones   Favoriting Sun Country Years, Volume 2
(Bear Family 1952)
Zeb Turner  Why Don't You Haul Off and Get Religion   Favoriting Rag Man Boogie
(Bear Family 1949)

Talkover Music:
 Arkie Shibley  		Blue Guitar Ramble   Favoriting Hot Rod Race
(Collector )

Goose Island Ramblers  Cigarettes, Whisky and Wild,
Wild Women   Favoriting 		Doin' the Hurley Hop
(Cuca early '90s)
John Hartford  First Girl I Loved   Favoriting Aereo-Plain
(Warner Bros. 1971)
Blaze Foley  Rainbows and Ridges   Favoriting Blaze Foley
(Vital 1984)
Gram Parsons & the
Flying Burrito Brothers  		Sing Me Back Home   Favoriting



Sleepless Nights
(A&M 1967)
Emmylou Harris  The Angels Rejoiced   Favoriting Emmylou Lou Harris Live With James Burton 1976
(n/a 1976)
The Lonesome Sisters with Rayna Gellert  Babylon   Favoriting Follow Me Down
(Tin Halo Music 2006)
Vetiver  Angel's Share   Favoriting Vetiver
(Dicristina Stair 2004)

Talkover Music:
 Clark Kessinger  		Wednesday Night Waltz   Favoriting The Legend of Clark Kessinger
(County 1964)



(click)
  		Mess on Your Hands   Favoriting The Heritage of a Black Man
(Kent early '80s)
Willie Tee  Walkin' Up a One Way Street   Favoriting Sock It to 'em Soul
(Atlantic 1965)
Phil Upchurch  Pink Lollipop   Favoriting You Can't Sit SDown!
(United Artists 1961)
O.C. Tolbert  The Grown Folks Thing   Favoriting Dave Hamilton's Detroit Funk:
Rare and Unreleased Twisted Funk 1967-1975
(BGP )
S.O.U.L.  Peace of Mind   Favoriting Can You Feel It
(Musicor 1972)
Gene "Bowlegs" Miller  The Goodest Man   Favoriting



The Legacy of Gene
"Bowlegs" Miller
(Hi 1967)
Barrino Brothers  Try It, You'll Like It   Favoriting Livin' High of the Goodness of Your Love
(Invictus 1973)

Talkover Music:
 Memphis Black (Ingfried Hoffman)  		Why Don't You Play the
Organ, Man   Favoriting 		Soul Club
(Sonorama 1969)

Lennie Tristano & Lee Konitz  Background Music   Favoriting The Complete Atlantic Recordings of
Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh
(M osaic 1955)
Art Taylor  Batland   Favoriting Taylor's Wailers
(Prestige 1957)


(click)
  		Es Sungen Drei Engel   Favoriting Now Jazz Ramwong
(L&R Music 1964)
Billy Bang & Dennis Charles  Lonely Woman   Favoriting Bangception
(Hat Hut 1982)
Jemeel Moondoc & William Parker  Another Angel Goes Home   Favoriting New World Pygmies
(Eremite 1999)

Closing Theme:
 John Lee Hooker  		Stand By   Favoriting I Feel Good
(Jewel 1976)

Listener comments!

  9:02am William:

Being a Europe-based listener its not always easy keeping up with your time zones over there, so I am always overjoyed to realize my favourite show is coming up on WFMU and just in time for washing the dishes, too! Yay, get spinnin' Doug
  9:08am William:

Let's go to India, Africa, Peru, Malta, Poland and see what their kind of happiness looks like!
  9:10am Doug:

Malta! Definitely Malta!
  9:13am Paul Sherratt:

William,

Here's Happy Peru:

http://www.traveljournals.net/pictures/149972.html

See, they still have all their fingers !
  9:30am chris london:

keep the conti coming.........
  9:54am nicky:

this music is sending me to heaven and giving me visions and l'm not kidding.
  10:09am El Thatchmo:

Doug's on the God Squad today!
  10:17am Peter:

the Ramblers take on the World! Thanks Doug.
  10:22am Parq:

Many of us of a certain age were introduced to John Hartford via the Glen Campbell TV show in the 60s. Through the 70s, he produced some of the most entertaining and resolutely non-mainstream bluegrass and country to be found. Still hard to believe he's gone.
  10:25am Cecile:

I was just going to say something like that. I also remember him showing up on the Smothers Brothers mid-70s show, too.
  10:30am Paul Sherratt:

Sing Me Back Home ... I think I'll be reaching for that Merle Haggard collection later on.
  10:35am Duncan:

Ah, the same John Hartford who compered the "Down From the Mountains" concert (Ralph Stanley, Gillian Welch, etc)
  10:35am Parq:

And, is Emmy Lou Harris the most beautiful gray-haired woman in the world, or what?
  10:43am Cecile:

I'd give her #2, and Judi Dench #1. But it's close. ;D
  10:49am Cecile:

I already love this song by Sam Dees.
  10:55am Cecile:

Ok, now, though to continue to hog this comments section - is Dees singing from a woman's point of view or is this a tale of life on the down low?
  10:56am William:

I'll hog it with you; excellent Sam Dees track! Love the jangly grand piano!
  10:57am Doug:

Cecile, you just hit on the thing I LOVED about that track! Sam Dees is better known as a song writer than a song singer. I believe he wrote that number for Millie Jackson!
  10:58am Cecile:

That is so, so, so great. I love that he didn't change things around.
  11:09am Sean Daily:

Like this Barrino Brothers song.
  11:12am Jonathan Steinke:

You're thinking of Hanson.
  11:12am Cecile:

Hanson!
  11:12am Droll:

Hansen!
  11:12am its hansen:

hansens!
  11:12am defpo:

ii think it was hanson brothers?
  11:13am Barney:

But not the Hanson Brothers!
  11:13am listener scott:

The Hansons
  11:14am TD:

Just Hanson
  11:14am Nick the Bard:

Hanson was the band

The Hanson Brothers were the hockey brothers from Slap Shot
  11:14am Cecile:

Hansen Just Hansen
  11:14am Parq:

Gesundheit.
  11:15am Rob Pirtlegimp:

Spatula is an indie rock band from the 90s, BT probably put some in your library. Now you must play it!
  11:15am IntangibleArts:

Love me some SPATULA..... I always thought SPECULUM would be a good name for an all-female metal band... just sayin'...
  11:19am Hugo:

Are the Hansons handsome?
Is Speculum too speculative?
Just wonderin' ...
  11:27am Doug:

Damn you Rob! You are right. Spatula had an LP called "Jesus Christ" back in '94. This is horrible.
  11:33am Cecile:

You could be Spatula UK.
  11:37am Doug:

Yes Cecile! And our first album's title will "Flip Off" (an epithet aimed squarely at the hideous American tripe known as "Spatula.")
  11:39am Cecile:

LOLOLOL!

Or you could call yourself S.P.A.T.U.L.A. and come up with a cool acronym.
  11:41am Hugo S. P. Atula jr.:

The second word in the title of that Mangelsdorff piece makes no sense ???
  11:41am Joshua:

Just add an umlaut or something. SPATÜLA
  11:44am Doug:

Twas a typo, Hugo. Does "Sungen" make any more sense?
  11:52am Hugo:

Not quite. It should be conjugated thusly: we sing - wir singen; we sang - wir sangen; we have sung - wir haben gesungen, So either "sangen" or "gesungen".

Hugo, your friendly language advisor.
  11:52am Duncan:

Lonely Woman is a great song by Ornette Coleman, and had been part of his repertoire for nearly 50 years. This current piece by Moondoc sounds vey Ayler-ish. Great!
  11:54am Hugo:

Who will be hitting town in late May/early June? William Parker, that's who. Nice!
  11:55am Cecile:

Parker is fantastic live! - I have been fortunate to see him 2 or 3 times with various outfits. And Duncan, I completely agree with you
  11:58am Duncan:

Is that with his Raining On The Moon group? Great CD on Aum Fidelity.
  12:00pm Cecile:

Duncan it was with Test, David S. Ware, Frode Gjerstad, and Jameel Moondoc. Oh, and with Peter Brotzman. So --- 5 times in two years - we had a great string of bookings in Minneapolis in the early 00s.
  12:01pm Hugo:

It is. Let's hope Doug will dig it out for next Friday.
  12:01pm Cecile:

So, I guess 5 times...
  12:06pm Hugo:

Ah, Brötzmann played here last Sunday ...But I missed the Edgar Broughton Band who was here back in March, but that's another story ... But I did catch Gjerstad with Han Bennink ...
  12:13pm Hugo:

That piece of ö above was a failed attempt to do an umlaut. So Brotzmann then ...
  1:58pm mike tp:

hello doug runnin around today cought vetiver cut angels share very sweet. stay away from aspertame very bad stuff. good weekend brother.
  4:02pm Lia Teresa:

Oh my god - where can I get that compilation with the Cuarteto Em Cy cut on it? I was doing 80 on 1-78 across NJ for a work trip and actually pulled over because I was losing your signal!! Please -- thank you Lia
  8:28pm Tony C:

Please let me know where or how to get Starday Hillbillies Vol. 1-5. Enjoy the eclecticism on your show.Thanks for any response. Tony C ST. LOUIS MO
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