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Favoriting October 10, 2010: Midnight Mambeaux

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Big Guitars from Texas  Bulldoggin' Boogie   Favoriting The theme: an album, originally two, combined into one CD, of Austin twang. 
Dick Dale  Rumble   Favoriting King of the Surf Guitar 
Country Joe & the Fish  Flying High   Favoriting These guys are under appreciated, although I heard someone play them recently on the station. Bay Area psych from 1969 with help from friends. 
Roberto Conrado  Omnifarius   Favoriting Italian psych from 1972: "Flipper Psychout" on Vampi Soul (2010) 
Lloyd Miller & The Heliocentrics  Latin   Favoriting New, on Strut. 
Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures  Walking the Curve   Favoriting Great lineup, hot tunes. I think that's Kenny Wessel on lead guitar. 
Kottarashky  Cheteri   Favoriting From a nice collection: "Balkan Grooves" on Eastblok out of Berlin (2009) 
Budos Band  Reppirt Yad   Favoriting In memory of John Lennon. New from Daptone. 

Music behind DJ:
Soulive 
Day Tripper   Favoriting
Not sure why but straight Beatles' covers-- even competent like this one-- are boring. That's why it's talkover music. 
Lou Donaldson  Mambo Inn   Favoriting I have this on a nice collection called "Jumpin' Jazz" with lots of great players, like Grant Green, Eddie Jefferson, Houston Person and more. 
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings  Give It Back   Favoriting Great new CD on Daptone. Hey, I see Fernando Velez, formerly of Jersey City, is a Dap-King! 
A.C. Reed  I'd Rather Fight Than Switch   Favoriting This one comes off "The USA Records Blues Story"-- issued on CD in 2007, recorded in the 60s. 
Koko Taylor  Honky Tonky   Favoriting Another USA Blues cut, this one a cover of a Mel Tillis song! 
Delbert McClinton  Turn On Your Love Light   Favoriting Great song, amazing cover. Delbert does it as good as it can be done. I'm sure Bobby Bland would agree. 
 
Clyde Kerr, Jr.  Treme   Favoriting This longtime New Orleans trumpeter and music teacher died in August; his only solo album came out the year before. Although he gigged for years, he is best known as a teacher-- with some of the best NO jazz players his students. RIP Clyde. 
Professor Longhair  She Ain't Got No Hair   Favoriting Clyde Kerr is in the horn section, along with Kidd Jordan & Alvin Batiste. Snooks Eaglin is on guitar & Zig Modeliste is on drums. From "Mardi Gras in Baton Rouge" on Rhino; recorded in 1971. 
David Torkanowsky  Professor Longhair is Passing By   Favoriting WWOZ DJ Torkanowsky is one of the best piano players in NO these days; this is from a Fess tribute concert from 1994. 
Roy Byrd & His Blues Jumpers  Hadacol Blues   Favoriting This is Longhair in 1950! 
Los Hombres Calientes  New Second Line   Favoriting Irvin Mayfield & Bill Summers are the main players in this terrific group. Mayfield was a student of Clyde Kerr 

Music behind DJ:
Clyde Kerr, Jr. 
Psalm for A King   Favoriting
Bed music 
Kidd Jordan / Hamid Drake / William Parker  Resolution   Favoriting Kidd Jordan played his horn at Clyde Kerr's funeral. Here he is on a non-New Orleans sounding album, recorded in Brooklyn in 2005 for AUM Fidelity. 
The Subdudes  He's Got You on His Mind   Favoriting These guys have been playing around New Orleans for the past two decades-- and they are still going strong. This is from their 1997 live album on High Street Records. 
Third World  You're Playing Us Too Close   Favoriting Written & produced by Stevie Wonder; from a 1982 album on Columbia 
Stephen Marley  Master Blaster   Favoriting Featuring Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, Kymani Marley, Julian Marley & Spragga Benz, from a Stevie Wonder tribute album, "Conception" (Motown, 2003) 
Tom Jones  Nobody's Fault But Mine   Favoriting Tom's new album-- "Praise & Blame"-- is all gospel. And a great band too. On Lost Highway, 2010. Happy Birthday Janice. 
Robert Earl Keen  That Buckin' Song   Favoriting Clever fellow, that REK. This is from his 1998 CD on Arista: "Walking Distance." 
Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar  Rick-A-Shay   Favoriting Released in 2007, this collection is half instrumental, the rest country vocals. On Gusto. 
The Avett Brothers  Spanish Pipedream   Favoriting Nice new tribute to John Prine, on Oh Boy Records (Prine's own label). Avett Bros will be at Radio City Music Hall on Wednesday. 
Marty Robbins  A White Sportcoat   Favoriting I have a collection of Columbia 45s with this song, which always reminds me of high school. Don't you love Marty Robbins' voice?! 
Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez  Angel in the Morning   Favoriting Chip Taylor wrote this song. He & partner have a new album, "The New Bye & Bye" on Train Wreck. Taylor has dozens of great tunes to his name, the most famous being "Wild Thing" 
Caleb Klauder  My Baby Came Back   Favoriting A Louvin Brothers cover. From "Western Country" 
Peter Stampfel & Baby Gramps  It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'   Favoriting Wow. How did these two loonies get together? Album is "Outertainment" on Red Newt (2010) 
Peter Stampfel & Baby Gramps  Surfin' Bird   Favoriting Let's hear another! 
Raymond Scott  The Penguin   Favoriting Didn't say what kind of bird so I dug out my Raymond Scott collection, wonderfully produced by FMU's own Irwin Chusid for Stash Records in 1991. 
Frank Hutchison  Long Way to Tipperary   Favoriting From an interesting CD: "Bloody War: Songs 1924-1939. Frank Hutchinson was a black string band player; this song is an Irish classic, the theme song for longtime (30 years!) Jersey City Mayor Frank "I Am the Law" Hague 
Regina Carter  Reverie   Favoriting Written by Claude Debussy, from a cool album called "paganini: after a dream" on Verve (2003) 
Laura Harrison  Berimbau   Favoriting Brazilian tune,written by Vinicius de Morales, Baden Powell and R. Gilbert. From Laura Harrison's "now...here" CD. 
Chacalon y Nueva Crema  A Trabajar   Favoriting You can't have too many Cumbia collections; this one is "Roots of Chicha 2: Psychedelic Cumbias from Peru" on Barbes (2010) 
Los Destellos  Cumbia del Desierto   Favoriting Another. 
Thelonious Monk  Blue Monk   Favoriting This version was recorded live at Newport Jazz Fest 1963. And it's beautiful. 


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Listener comments!

  12:25am
steve krinsky:

Hey, anyone out there? Hi from the DJ; trying to get the groove going.
  12:32am
Anulka:

Just tuned in, enjoying the Kottarashky very much!
  12:43am
Greg:

Shout out to Jersey City (native here, now in the southwest).
  12:45am
Greg:

And yes your mic was on.
  12:45am
the_wild_man:

Just checking in to say great tunes, am enjoying very much. Thank you
  1:39am
brick road:

Great set so far. Perfect sounds for the moment.
  1:43am
Jerry:

First time listening. Wonderful stuff. Thanks!
  2:08am
Goldrush:

Some fun, Steve. The Subdudes recorded a great version of Big Chief 20 years ago. Enjoyed the new Tom Jones; he keeps going back to country music.
  2:37am
coalhard:

i'm here cause Frank Zappa would have wanted it that way
  2:42am
steve krinsky:

Thanks for the nice comments. I'm not used to this late night slot but I like it. Hope to be back sometime. I love to hear from listeners: email me at stevek@wfmu.org with comments, suggestions, jokes.
  11:00pm
Meri Irwin Rogoff:

Thanks for playing Laura Harrison's track. I think it's a great CD, and I am glad you like it too!
  2:02pm
Betty:

Wonderful Laura Harrison!!! Like the fresh air that makes the whole room alive again!
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