WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from February 26, 2021

Listener comments!
	🥁 9:00am Brian in UK: Hello Doug, really looking forward to Chris's Premium when he gets a show!!!!!!
	🥁 9:01am Mx. Granny (e/em): give it! live it! hello Doug and folxes!
	9:02am fred: Good morning Doug, Chris and listeners
	9:02am Chris Albertyn: Hello Brian in the UK, give that man a prize. Hello all, great to be with you. Doug I trust your earful is good again!
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK My marathon premium this year might as well be called Chris' premium. All the tracks are from his collection! Greetings, Mx. Granny! fred! and...the man himself, Chris Albertyn!
	9:03am Irene: Good morning all! Drumming away this morning as usual.
	9:03am Maggie B.: All hail the happy sounds of Friday!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: My ear is on the mend! It's flying at about half the normal altitude, which is a major improvement. Welcome welcome, Irene! Mama Maggie B!
	9:05am mauri: Everything online. Looking good.
	9:05am Pauly from Clifton: Good morning, Doug, Chris, gang!
	🥁 9:06am Brian in UK: Doug, I had noticed and suspected as much, but it sounds different when Chris plays them. No idea how that works. This is the wonder of the radio.
	9:06am Chris Albertyn: Good morning Pauly, its going to be a good day. HEy Mauri
	9:06am Irene Trudel: Wow! Excellent news Chris and Doug!
	9:06am Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug, Chris and Fridaystreamers!
	9:07am Chris Albertyn: Hi Irene, Gina
	9:07am Doug Schulkind: Hurrah hurray! It's mauri! Pauly from Clifton! Gina Bacon!
	9:08am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug and all other listeners!
	🥁 9:08am PAULS: Morning Doug et al. from rainy austin texas, beats SNOW
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Hullo hullo, Andrew in Toronto! Rainy PAULS!
	🥁 9:10am Mx. Granny (e/em): I'll happily lend an ear!
	9:11am listener Rey: Hello Doug, Chris and everyone. Checking in from Palisades Park NJ, it's sunny and cold
	9:11am Doug Schulkind: Huh? What wuz that, Mx. Granny?!
	🥁 9:12am Mx. Granny (e/em): These songs remind me of my grandfather, who was stationed in Korea. I wonder if he heard these tunes ever?
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Hey hey, listener Rey in PPNJ!
	9:13am Webhamster Henry: Hi Drummers! Well, this is a sub genre alrighty!
	🥁 9:13am dutchtheo: A hoy, Squirrel Hill, Durban, Korea and drummer line-up
	🥁 9:13am βrian: I hope that cold wave didn't hit Durban!
	9:13am WR: i give blood regularly.
	9:14am Chris Albertyn: Hey Rey - great to be with you again .. Brian, cold wave, Durban - don't belong in same sentence :-)
	9:14am Chris Albertyn: Groete dutchtheo
	🥁 9:15am Brian in UK: Does Mongezi plays on this Fats track?
	9:15am HyperDose: Hey everyone...happy to be here :D
	9:16am WR: Dave Bartholomew, trumpet, calling the troops.
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry Sub-genre. Like chicken parmigiana, hot sausage and Italian classic? I'm ready to take your orders, dutchtheo! βrian! WR! HyperDose!
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Well that would make a nice dream sequence!
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: @WR More Dave Bartholomew (sans trumpet) up next.
	🥁 9:18am bobdc: Art Blakey's "Blues March" was apparenty 5 years after the Korean War, but it would been a nice followup to the Fats Domino tune.
	9:19am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc When wouldn't an Art Blakey cut be a good follow-up?
	🥁 9:19am Mx. Granny (e/em): Wayyyy back when, in the early 90's, I listened to the Johnny Otis Show on KPFA. Had NO IDEA what a legend he was, he was just that funy DJ on Saturday mornings!
	9:19am fred: @Mx. Granny: I think Doug's impaired ear is the right one, another left ear would ruin his stereo perception
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: Hooray, the war is over! And so, almost, is this absurd little set!
	🥁 9:20am Mx. Granny (e/em): @fred: that actually IS my right ear, but i forgot to flip the photo. I hope that doesn't throw off the balance!
	9:20am Gina Bacon: Loving this set, Doug!
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: @Mx. Granny! What a delight that must have been! I wonder how many people used to hear Montego Joe's show on WFMU and had no idea who he was.
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: I'm loving it that you're loving it, Gina Bacon!
	9:23am fred: My brother was adopted from Korea
	9:23am Listener Gregory: Good morning, some.
	🥁 9:23am PAULS: SING IT, SISTER!
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Listener Gregory Some!
	🥁 9:25am Mx. Granny (e/em): When I finally realized who Johnny Otis was and learned of his vast accomplishments, I was stunned. Saw him performing at a KPFA craft faire and, ha ha! I was like, Johnny Otis is WHITE?!??! I was young and stupid.
	🥁 9:27am Mx. Granny (e/em): And I've updated my right ear, for the correct balance!
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: You and most of the rest of humanity, Mx. Granny. Johnny Otis was a mystery to most.
	9:28am Chris Albertyn: Mx. Granny ... but you still favour one foot over the other?
	9:29am Uncle Michael: I caught a ride home on Col. Blake's flight! Comin home, baby!
	🥁 9:29am Mx. Granny (e/em): Chris Albertyn: I'm goofy foot!
	🥁 9:29am PAULS: Goofy ear?
	🥁 9:30am Mx. Granny (e/em): Ha ha!
	9:31am Webhamster Henry: Where are the Gulf War and Grenada and Panama songs?
	🥁 9:32am PAULS: Sr. Hamster, I believe "Here's Your Panama Hat, What's Your Hurry" was the one hit wonder from that fateful incursion...
	9:33am holland oats: drumma! peoples! must be friday!
	9:34am WR: Ioannis Alexandres Veliotes = Johnny Otis. and American military still in Korea, my niece and her young children just arrived in Korea to be with her husband during his deployment
	🥁 9:34am Mx. Granny (e/em): By the way, it is more difficult to photograph one's own ear than I thought.
	🥁 9:35am PAULS: Granny - truth! I wouldn't do it in public. People might get the wrong idea.
	9:36am Listener Gregory: Mx. Granny, I thought it would be difficult. You have given your ears for WFMU, and we are grateful.
	9:37am Doug Schulkind: Good tidings, Uncle Michael! holland oats!
	🥁 9:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): Listener Gregory: aw, shucks!
	9:39am Doug Schulkind: Dr. Holley and Dr. Wiggins are both on the faculty at North Central Carolina University. Wiggins is head of the renowned Jazz Department there.
	9:41am HyperDose: I'm not hearing any sitar, are my ears broken?
	🥁 9:42am Mx. Granny (e/em): We need more ears— STAT!
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: Dr. Holley is the nephew of the legendary jazz bassist Major Holley.
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: Sitar, kneeltar, standtar. We play all the tars here on GTDS.
	🥁 9:44am Brian in UK: I have never seen the back of my head other than by reflection.
	🥁 9:45am Artie: Lovely piece! Go, Eagles!
	9:46am KWilde: Good morning Doug and fellow drummers!
	9:46am HyperDose: I feel like the tambourine has made a comeback recently. What is your stance on playing spoons, Doug?
	9:46am Doug Schulkind: This is their fight song, Artie! No it's not, how silly!
	9:46am Chris Albertyn: Eartar
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: @HyperDose I used to be quite a serious spoons player. No, really. At the age of 12 I played in a band that performed in front of 5000 people. True story.
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, KWilde!
	🥁 9:49am bobdc: Doug, I'll bet you played spoons in your first band in high school. What were they called again?
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc This was waaaay before high school. Back when I still had my dignity.
	🥁 9:50am bobdc: Looks like this week's Spotify-based independent research project for me will be Hale Smith. I had never heard of him before.
	9:51am Listener Gregory: Apparently the Louisville Orchestra got a large grant to record contemporary composers, and so it has an outsized representation in 20th-century "classical" music.
	9:52am HyperDose: The number of accomplished creative types who are affiliated with this station blows my mind. This truly is a special community.
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: As usual, you have done your homework, Listener Gregory. (And as usual, I have to keep you after class for detention. Please slap the erasers and pick the gum off the floor before you leave this afternoon.)
	🥁 9:53am PAULS: Ok I'm getting scared.
	9:54am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc I first came to learn of Hale Smith from Prof. Wendell Logan, head of the Jazz Department at Oberlin. (Smith hailed from nearby Cleveland.) He hipped me to the special relationship between Hale Smith and Eric Dolphy.
	🥁 9:55am PAULS: Hyperdose: there's a lot of UNaccomplished creative types, too!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Eric Dolphy, get a lode of this...
	9:55am Gina Bacon: I played spoons very badly in my high school jug band.
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: Ron Carter on cello here with Eric Dolphy. George Duvivier on bass.
	9:56am Gina Bacon: Beautiful.
	9:57am Doug Schulkind: Is this "jazz"? What the hell IS jazz?
	9:58am Gina Bacon: Jazz is the soul made audible, or something...
	9:58am Mark R: I LOVE "Out There"--such interesting instrumentation--bass AND cello!
	10:00am Doug Schulkind: I'm buying what you're selling, Gina Bacon. @Mark R This Dolphy piece is all Hale Smith in form and composition.
	🥁 10:02am StringOFperils: Hello, good morning, bright moments...
	10:02am Listener Gregory: That name is strange, Doug. "Variations à" is clearly French, but "due" is the Italian word for two. (French would be "deux.") A cross-linguistic joke?
	10:03am Jeff Golick: I found you just in time, Doug and Chris.
	10:04am Doug Schulkind: Dipping into your shellac collection, Chris. It makes me want to cry!
	10:04am Martinibomb: Hellooooo Doug Schulkind! Hey Jeff, SoP!
	10:05am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Yeah, I'm flummoxed by the title. Surely that is a desired result? So pleased to see you, StringOFperils! Martinibomb!
	🥁 10:05am StringOFperils: Hi martinibomb....just in time for Chris Albertyn
	10:06am Chris Albertyn: StringofPerils glad you could wrap around today, welcome. Greetings Jeff
	10:07am Listener Gregory: In Italian, "variations" is "variazioni" (looked it up). The title is mysterious, but you know what they say. Variozioni are the épice de la life.
	10:07am Doug Schulkind: @Chris Albertyn Any sense of which American jazz artist exerted the most outsize influence on South African jazz? Ellington perhaps?
	10:08am Ramblin' Ray: Greetings Doug and Chris. Sounding good!
	10:08am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory I like my varioziono with a little butter and olive oil. I eschew the tomato gravy in this instance.
	10:08am WR: Chris alas, my phone meetings for the day begins now. catch you in the archive. laters all.
	10:08am Jeff Golick: Ayo, @Martinibomb! Thanks, @Chris! Just beautiful.
	10:09am Doug Schulkind: Whoop whoop! Make way for Ramblin' Ray!
	10:09am Chris Albertyn: Ellington was the man in South Africa - Kippie Moeketsi loved him, and Charlie Parker. MAnkunku though was Coltrane
	🥁 10:09am StringOFperils: WIKI translates it as 'Variations Due'. As in 'reparations due', that sort of thing...
	10:09am Martinibomb: I have good timing! Hi Chris!
	10:09am Chris Albertyn: Hey Ramblin Ray, welcome, hello
	10:11am Chris Albertyn: HI Martinibomb! That time of the day for me
	10:11am Jeff Golick: I gather Ellington also had eyes for Sathima Bea, so the admiration was perhaps in some ways mutual.
	10:11am Doug Schulkind: @Chris A Mankunku's "Yakhal' Inkomo" is seared into my DNA. A more melancholy work I have never encountered.
	10:12am bigplanetnoise: Morning, morning!! Is there a seat left?!?
	10:12am Chris Albertyn: @Jeff Indeed, Ellington was persuaded by Sathima to look at some great South African musicians .. pity about Frank though
	10:12am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick And Abdullah Ibrahim had ears for Duke Ellington. Quite the love triange.
	10:12am Gina Bacon: Right here, BPN!
	10:13am Gina Bacon: And I have cold coffee and lots of ice!
	10:13am Doug Schulkind: @bigplanetnoise Shoot, man, you can have my stool. I'm too nervous to sit anyways.
	10:13am Chris Albertyn: bigplanetnoise, welcome, the universe provides us all with safe distance
	10:13am Andrew in Toronto: I really hope that all of us are here for three hours of musical and spiritual rejuvenation.
	10:14am Chris Albertyn: Amen Andrew, I'm with you
	10:14am Jeff Golick: I'm here for that, @Andrew, but also for the hot jazz goss.
	10:14am bigplanetnoise: Thanks, Chris! Morning, GFB!
	10:15am chresti: Morning Doug and Chris and drummers!
	10:15am Doug Schulkind: Just dropping a major enticement right here that my 2021 WFMU marathon premium comprises a collection of rare and wondrous 78rpm gems from the collection of our esteemed co-host, Chris Albertyn. It is more fabulous than I could ever describe in words.
	10:15am Chris Albertyn: Hi chresti, glad you're back, welcome
	10:15am HyperDose: @Pauls You make a great point, shame of me to omit my own kind!
	10:15am spodiodi: good morning, Doug Schulkind and smart listeners!
	🥁 10:16am StringOFperils: All of this material is really sweet. I love these recordings.
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: Most of the tracks on the premium have never been reissued in any form. Greets, chresti! spodiodi!
	10:16am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks @Chris.
	10:16am Chris Albertyn: good morning spodiodi, welcome
	10:17am davefromtoronto: i'm davefromtoronto and i'm here to give the drummer some.
	10:17am Listener Gregory: Don't like to think of the family dynamics after the record was released as "Nancy Jacobs and her sisters"... "Oh, we're just 'Nancy's sisters,' is that all? I guess we don't even have names, not like the great Nancy!"
	10:17am Doug Schulkind: @Chris A Nancy Jacobs is completely new to me. Wonderful wonderful!
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: Toronto represent!
	10:18am Chris Albertyn: davefromtoronto you have found the right place, jump in
	10:18am bigplanetnoise: Really looking forward to your premium, Sir Doug.
	10:18am spodiodi: thanks, Chris! welcome, davefromtoronto
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Maybe Nancy & Her Sisters had Smokey & His Sister as an opening act?
	10:19am Chris Albertyn: @doug - another from Nancy Jacobs coming up .. a stunner
	10:19am Lewis: mornin' all!
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: @Chris Albertyn Double wonderful wonderful! Speaking of wonderful.... Lewis!
	10:20am Chris Albertyn: mornin Lewis, all right then?
	10:20am Jeff Golick: Honestly, the Doug/Chris premium deserves a proper release. Not that I'm complaining.
	10:21am chresti: Franco just woke up and said he liked this music without hard corners first thing in the morning.
	10:22am Lewis: all good here in the rapidly thawing middle west...
	10:22am Martinibomb: I think Franco is a telepathic wizard - that's just what i was thinking
	10:23am HyperDose: Morning chresti!
	10:23am Chris Albertyn: Thanks Chresti
	10:24am Doug Schulkind: I'm not sure I can properly convey the magnitude of Chris Albertyn's generosity. For more than a decade he shared, via the blog Electric Jive, hundreds upon hundreds of rare and miraculous South African musical offerings. (And wonders from elsewhere on the continent as well.) Along with the music was smart, comprehensive historical detail and commentary. It has enriched my life personally (and this radio show) so monumentally. To have Chris join me on this show is a dream come true.
	🥁 10:24am βrian: Hello, Lewis. We're skating on thin ice here.
	10:26am bigplanetnoise: Amazing. Thank you for all of that, Chris.
	10:26am chresti: Morning Hyperdose and MB!
	10:27am Lewis: @ßrian - indeed a deep but brief ice season!
	10:27am Doug Schulkind: Chris' generosity will increase exponentially in the form of my marathon premium (music from his collection) and a MASSIVE grand prize I will be offering on both of my marathon programs. Keep your ears open for news! And now, more Nancy Jacobs. WOW!
	10:27am Chris Albertyn: Thank you Doug for your kind words. It is really a privilege to join you and the drummer listeners.
	10:28am Doug Schulkind: Oh my god, this piece is amazing. An old standard takes on a whole new meaning in Apartheid South Africa. Chris, how did this get past the censors?!?!?!
	🥁 10:29am sinner: Fantastic Friday morning treat once again. Big thanks to DS & CA.
	10:29am Chris Albertyn: @doug, I can only guess that it was Providence
	10:29am Doug Schulkind: Swing high, sinner!
	10:30am Jeff Golick: South African musicians have a genius for subtly inserting revolutionary ideas into beautiful tunes.
	10:32am Mikey_B: This is so good.
	10:33am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Not an uncommon expertise/practice of the oppressed.
	10:33am Doug Schulkind: So glad you're here to hear it, Mikey_B!
	10:33am Gina Bacon: This is all so great.
	10:34am Jeff Golick: Yeah, @Doug, yeah. (That comment came out more definitive-sounding than I intended.)
	10:36am Chris Albertyn: Henry Sithole on Saxophone
	10:36am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I was just conjoining you in appreciating it. Not commenting on the comment.
	10:36am Chris Albertyn: Cyril Magubane on guitar
	10:37am Lewis: @chris, I read the name of the saxophonist too quickly on first pass...
	10:37am Listener Gregory: I'll comment on Jeff's comment: Good comment, Jeff! There, I said it.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Here is a vital post on the Heshoo Beshoo group from Electric Jive back in 2009: electricjive.blogspot.com...
	10:38am spodiodi: i'm with Lewis
	10:39am Chris Albertyn: @Lewis andspodiodi, we have a legacy still recent :-)
	10:39am Jeff Golick: That EJ post was referenced in this Bandcamp feature from last year, on the reissue of Armitage Road: daily.bandcamp.com...
	10:40am Doug Schulkind: Beat me to it, Jeff Golick!
	10:40am Chris Albertyn: yep Jeff, it is wonderful that the re-issue ecosystem is becoming so rich and diverse
	10:42am Chris Albertyn: Moss Mogale on guitar
	10:42am Doug Schulkind: And speaking of the re-issue ecosystem, I will share what Chris' modesty and ethics prevent him from sharing. One of the great developments for lovers of historic South African recordings is the rise of Matsuli Music: matsulimusic.bandcamp.com
	10:43am Jeff Golick: PRAISE!
	10:44am spodiodi: lekker. thanks, Doug!
	10:45am Chris Albertyn: what can I say, Matsuli Music is an adventure I share with Matt Temple. Thanks again Doug
	🥁 10:45am PAULS: That was lovely, thanks, Chris
	🥁 10:45am Brian in UK: Delightful set, Chris.
	10:46am Chris Albertyn: Thank you Brian in the UK, PAULS
	10:46am Doug Schulkind: Dollar Brand with Sathima at Antibes Jazz Festival one year ahead of the arrival of the The Blue Notes?!? This is LEGEND!
	🥁 10:47am Brian in UK: Doug, any side effects (or sound effects) after the second jab?
	10:47am spodiodi: lol@ Brian w/sound effects
	10:47am Chris Albertyn: Ah, you clocked it Doug - so thorough, yes, this is an obscure but beautidful recording
	10:48am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Mildly sore shoulder, but nothing else to speak of.
	10:50am Listener Gregory: The Ella inflections here are marked. She developed her own mature style later, I'm guessing.
	10:50am Doug Schulkind: Dollar Brand and Sathima Bea Benjamin would marry two years after that 1963 performance.
	10:50am Chris Albertyn: here we go Gregory
	🥁 10:52am Brian in UK: Doug, oh they stick the needle in your arm.
	10:52am Listener Gregory: Yup. And beautiful Billy Strayhorn tune.
	10:56am Doug Schulkind: Wow. I have been mispronouncing Heshoo Beshoo for years.
	10:56am spodiodi: thanks, Chris!
	10:56am chresti: Thanks Chris, fantastic!
	10:57am Lewis: thanks Chris!
	10:57am Jeff Golick: Bye, @Chris! Come back soon!
	🥁 10:57am Brian in UK: He's a sly one that, Schulkind cat.
	10:57am Ramblin' Ray: Bravo! Thanks Chris.
	🥁 10:57am PAULS: Great hour yesssssssssss
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: He's relying on you!!!!
	🥁 10:57am dutchtheo: Dankie, Chris, sien jou later!
	10:57am mauri: Thanks Chris!
	🥁 10:57am StringOFperils: Thank you very much, Chris A! Thanks for sharing life 'over there'. :)
	10:58am Listener Gregory: Thanks a lot, Chris. From Listener Gregory & His Brothers.
	10:58am Chris Albertyn: I'm bathing in thanks, thank you all .. it is a great pleasure
	🥁 10:59am Artie: Thanks, Chris, for yet another group of lovely selections!
	10:59am Doug Schulkind: You missed a spot in the middle of your back, Chris. Here's a loofah!
	11:00am Stanley: Love the tootling sax on that last track. Hi Doug and thanks Chris.
	11:00am listener Rey: Thanks Chris, that was excellent. As is usual for your segment (and GTDS every week), I come away with more names of artists & recordings to seek out and explore.
	11:01am Chris Albertyn: Ah, thats it, thanks Doug, thanks good people. That's the spot .... back ... in a month!
	11:01am Webhamster Henry: Here's a reminder to give The Drummer Some Pledgery in this pre-marathon stretch!
	11:01am Doug Schulkind: This is some top-rank tootling, Stanley!
	11:01am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Chris!
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: It's not goodbye to Chris Albertyn. It's aloha! See you next month, Mr. A!
	11:03am Chris Albertyn: I'll be there .. Doug
	11:04am Irene Trudel: Thanks for another great set, Chris!
	11:05am Lewis: can I start pledging now for the grand prize!
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: Yes, a download of virtually the ENTIRE Matsuli Music catalogue (three can't be offered for contractual reasons) will be packaged as a grand prize on both of my marathon shows in the coming weeks. Simply amazing. Matsuli Music: matsulimusic.bandcamp.com
	11:11am Doug Schulkind: @Lewis Sorry to say, no. The pledges have to come in during the show to be eligible for the prizes.
	11:12am Lewis: I was just funnin' and expressing my enthusiasm!
	11:13am Andrew in Toronto: Let`s get as far out there as we can!
	11:13am Doug Schulkind: @Lewis I figured, but then I get all marathon-nervous and wanna be clear in case anyone else is wondering.
	11:14am fred: @Doug: Speaking of John Tchicai, did you see the doc about the New York Art Quartet that listener alanr made available a couple of weeks ago? It's still there: vimeo.com...
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: @fred Oh yes indeed. Thanks for putting up that link. Alan Roth has done terrific work. Check out his 2001 free jazz documentary Inside Out in the Open. I believe the whole thing is watchable on Youtube.
	11:19am Carmichael: Heya Doug and aspiring (and inspiring) drummers. Been a bit ...
	11:20am Doug Schulkind: Carmichael!! How the hades are ya?!
	🥁 11:21am doctorjazz: Meetings, meetings, getting to catch a half hour in transit. Definitely one to catch on the archives. Love these South African episodes. Hi all!
	11:21am Listening Out There: Hey. Itsa Friday...
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: Howdy, doctorjazz! Listening Out There!
	11:23am Carmichael: Been working like the proverbial dog for the last year, locked alone in my work office. Kinda fun, in a Twilight Zone kinda way.
	11:24am Listener Gregory: Do I know Joachim Kuhn, or am I confusing him with Steve Kuhn??
	11:25am Doug Schulkind: The Proverbial Dog was the name of my first band in high school
	11:25am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Ask Rolf.
	11:26am Jeff Golick: Rolf, not to be confused with Rowlf: muppet.fandom.com...
	11:27am Listening Out There: @Listener Gregory: Steve Kuhn is a separate pianist. Did a stint with Coltrane, then recorded his own trios ever since. S. Kuhn also performed for a while with Sheila Jordan...
	11:27am Listener Gregory: OK, Joachim is the one who had that fantastic duo album with Ornette Coleman (his only project with piano?). That is a great album.
	11:28am Listener Gregory: @Listening, yes, I know Steve Kuhn, but Joachim's name also rang a bell, and I wondered if it was just because of Steve. Apparently not.
	11:28am Listening Out There: @Listener Gregory: I think Ornette recorded once with Geri Allen...
	11:29am viecher: Late to church, but entering on a high note
	11:29am Doug Schulkind: Here's a votive, viecher. Grab a pew!
	11:29am Listener Gregory: @Listening Out, that sounds right.
	11:30am northguineahills: Been here, digging....
	11:32am Uncle Michael: Blah blah blah...top of the hour...blah blah blah... wfmu.org...
	11:36am Doug Schulkind: Hot diggity, northguineahills!
	11:37am Listener Gregory: Are we going Across 110th Street?
	11:38am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Son, we are waaay north of 110th Street.
	11:39am northguineahills: should I dig up?
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: @northguineahills Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. This track has a "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" vibe to it.
	11:41am viecher: @Doug, sent you a note thru the pledge portal re: Andrew Weintraub and Pittsburgh Gamelan. You hip to?
	11:43am Doug Schulkind: @viecher Oh yeah! I've seen Andrew and his students perform several times. I connected with him soon after moving to Pittsburgh!
	11:44am viecher: ✌︎ lots of love there; I've always associated my admiration of his scholarship with my love of this show
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: I was connected to Andrew through a mutual friend, a blogger sharing Indonesian music.
	11:45am Stork: Piping up to say hi Dougie, hi drummer-givers-of-some. Friday Friday Friday - and Uncle Michael straight ahead. Good times!
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: Does anybody know anything about the group (or individual) performing as "Gate"? I know zilch about this.
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: Hey looky there, it's the exalted Stork!
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Hey, street man, WHERE'S MY WINE?!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: I guess Ironing Board Sam has our whine!
	11:49am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks Doug and Chris for an illuminating morning!
	11:50am Uncle Michael: Have you read about the patent for the ironing board? First patent awarded to an African American woman.
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: @Andrew in Toronto You can go ahead and hold onto the lantern until next Friday.
	11:51am Uncle Michael: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael dropping knowledge!
	11:51am Listener Gregory: This set is inspiring me to get out on the street and enjoy the brief sight of sunshine. Maybe I will find my lady there (the streets got her). Thanks for a great show, Doug & Chris.
	11:51am Dean: Give the harpsichordist some: This NYT story about Scott Ross is pretty terrific. His complete Scarlatti traversal is phenomenal; I recall first hearing it when KPFK in LA played the whole flippin' thing over the course of a couple days. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/26/arts/music/scott-ross-harpsichord-classical-music.html I met William Christie in 1984 when I visited Europe to hear his ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, in live performances. Christie remains alive and kicking. LAF's B minor mass is glorious.
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Barbara King is jiving and conniving!
	11:52am northguineahills: Digging Ironing Board Sam, new to me (I have a friend who goes by Ironing, as he does sound collages on multiple vintage turntables on an ironing board).
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael will come to you live from the mean streets of Topeka, jiving and conniving with the Hinky and the Dinky!!!! The party's over here: wfmu.org...
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: You aways give more than you take, Dean!
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Peace out, @Doug! Thanks!
	11:56am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug! Thanks, Chris!
	11:56am Doug Schulkind: Peace and love, Jeff Golick!
	11:56am spodiodi: thank you, Doug Schulkind! thanks again, Chris!
	11:57am northguineahills: merci, Doug!
	11:58am Doug Schulkind: I'm headed for the streets, dear listeners, but I'll be back, baby, better than ever!
	11:58am viecher: Have a great Friday / weekend / week everyone. Dean, that tip on Scott Ross is so moving. Also: PITTSBURGH once again delivering it up. Keep ironing, folks. (and thanks to Sarah Boone)
	11:58am Uncle Michael: yinz got that right
	11:59am HyperDose: Just came back in time to say thanks Doug!
	11:59am Stork: Thank you for your beautiful soul, Dougzee!
	🥁 11:59am dutchtheo: Thanks Doug!
	🥁 12:00pm StringOFperils: Thanks. Great show!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Gosh darn that was fun! Can't wait to do it again and again and again!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from February 26, 2021

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February 26, 2021: Our man in Durban (pt. 6) • Special guest co-host Chris Albertyn

This radio show denounces explicit and implicit racism.
It condemns the culture of White supremacy, which enables the brutalization of Black people and other communities of color.
It supports Black Lives Matter and the movement it stands for.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Folkways	1976	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: ECD	In Tempo "In Tempo" by "ECD"	Major Force: The Original Art-Form	Mo' Wax	1990	0:04:01 (Pop-up)
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L.W. and Harold & the Carolina Neighbors	The Battle in Korea	b/w I Won't Write Another Letter to You Darling	Blue Ridge	1952	0:05:43 (Pop-up)
Don "Red" Barry	White Cross in Korea	b/w Give Me Back the Love I Gave	Trumpet	1953	0:08:20 (Pop-up)
Elton Britt	Korean Mud "Korean Mud" by "Elton Britt"	b/w The Unknown Soldier	RCA Victor	1953	0:11:01 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Korea Blues "Korea Blues" by "Fats Domino"	b/w Every Night About This Time	Imperial	1950	0:13:48 (Pop-up)
Clifford Blivens w/Johnny Otis Band	Korea Blues	b/w Fat Man Boogie	Swing Time	1950	0:16:04 (Pop-up)
Dave Bartholomew	No More Black Nights	b/w Air Tight	Imperial	1953	0:18:44 (Pop-up)
Sister Rosetta Tharpe	There's Peace in Korea	b/w Crying in the Chapel	Decca	1953	0:21:15 (Pop-up)
Rose Brown & Jimmie Harris	Back from Korea	b/w Rockin' Chair Woman	G.S.T.,	1951	0:23:30 (Pop-up)
King Perry (Vocal: Dell St. John)	Welcome Home Baby	b/w Card Playin' Blues	RPM	1953	0:26:03 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: The Hideaways	Hide Out "Hide Out" by "The Hideaways"	b/w Jolly Joe	Mirwood	1966	0:28:22 (Pop-up)
Dr. Ira Wiggins & Dr. Timothy Holley	Variations à due: I Variations à due: II Variations à due: III	Music of Hale Smith	CRI	1999	0:34:44 (Pop-up)
The Louisville Orchestra	Contours for Orchestra	Hale Smith / Gardner Read / Robert Kurka	First Edition	1962	0:46:14 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	Feathers "Feathers" by "Eric Dolphy"	Out There	New Jazz	1960	0:54:30 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Burnie Peacock Quartet	Jewell "Jewell" by "Burnie Peacock Quartet"	b/w Jewell (vocal)	Burnie's Label	1962	0:59:39 (Pop-up)
Songs selected and presented by Chris Albertyn
Music behind DJ: Kwa Mashu Swingsters	Siyanda "Siyanda" by "Kwa Mashu Swingsters"	b/w Yiza Wena	RCA	1950s	1:02:38 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Pratt and Don Prell (feat Aaron Lerole)	Kwela Jimmy and Don	b/w Elijah's Special	His Master's Voice	1958	1:04:27 (Pop-up)
Herb & His Gals	Ngenzeni "Ngenzeni" by "Herb & His Gals"	b/w Nonsikelelo	Envee	1960s	1:07:14 (Pop-up)
Martha Mdenge	Darlie Ngo Wam "Darlie Ngo Wam" by "Martha Mdenge"	b/w Ndinovalo	Quality	1950s	1:09:21 (Pop-up)
Dolly Rathebe & the African Ink Spots	Unomeva		BB	1954	1:11:43 (Pop-up)
Nancy Jacobs & Her Sisters	Kwela "Kwela" by "Nancy Jacobs & Her Sisters"	b/w Hey Baby	Quality	1950s	1:14:09 (Pop-up)
Durban City Queens	Ngaliwe "Ngaliwe" by "Durban City Queens"	b/w Wongkhonzela	Drum	1963	1:16:34 (Pop-up)
Alice Dasa Ocean Brees	Usolomon "Usolomon" by "Alice Dasa Ocean Brees"	b/w Musukungivimbela	Gallo New Sound	1960s	1:18:43 (Pop-up)
Transvaal Rocking Jazz Stars	Big Brain Jive No. 2	b/w Indlikizane	Columbia	1960s	1:21:03 (Pop-up)
Songs selected and presented by Chris Albertyn
Music behind DJ: Sunbeams	Africa "Africa" by "Sunbeams"	b/w Uyangonwabisa	Tropik	1950s	1:23:51 (Pop-up)
Nancy Jacobs & the Four Bees	There's a Man Going Round	b/w My God Is Real	Quality	1950s	1:26:03 (Pop-up)
Letta Mbulu & the Swanky Spots	Swing Low, Sweet Chariot	b/w Indkedama-Diana	Quality	1950s	1:28:00 (Pop-up)
Sikalo Group	The River Jordan "The River Jordan" by "Sikalo Group"	b/w The Lord's Prayer	Envee	1950s	1:30:04 (Pop-up)
Eshoo Beshoos	South Coast Sound "South Coast Sound" by "Eshoo Beshoos"		SABC Transcription	1970	1:32:54 (Pop-up)
Jesse Mogale	Dedication to Our Mother	Heritage from an African Continent	Jaymog	2020	1:39:29 (Pop-up)
Sathima Bea Benjamin w/the Dollar Brand Trio	The Man I Love	The Dream	Jazz Music Yesterday	1963	1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Sathima Bea Benjamin	Day Dream "Day Dream" by "Sathima Bea Benjamin"	Memories and Dreams	Ekapa	1986	1:49:29 (Pop-up)
Songs selected and presented by Chris Albertyn
Music behind DJ: The Shyannes	Osakai "Osakai" by "The Shyannes"	The Shyannes featuring the Firebirds & Philip Malela	Butterfly	1975	1:52:54 (Pop-up)
The Firebirds	When Will I See You Again	The Shyannes featuring the Firebirds & Philip Malela	Butterfly	1975	1:56:16 (Pop-up)
The Firebirds	Never Can Say Goodbye	The Shyannes featuring the Firebirds & Philip Malela	Butterfly	1975	1:59:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: S. Piliso & His Super Seven	Papa Was a Rolling Stone	b/w Umgababa	FGB	1973	2:02:23 (Pop-up)
John Tchicai & Hartmut Geerken	Juanschukai Is Baader	Continent	Praxis	1980	2:07:24 (Pop-up)
Chris McGregor Trio	Church Mouse "Church Mouse" by "Chris McGregor Trio"	Our Prayer	Fledg'ling	1969	2:12:36 (Pop-up)
Rolf & Joachim Kühn Quartet	Out of the Backdoor	Avantgarde	Inmus	1966	2:16:56 (Pop-up)
Sean Bergin & Tristan Honsiger	Lately	Lavoro	Centro Attivita' Musicali	1981	2:27:08 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: The Outlaw Blues Band	Deep Gully "Deep Gully" by "The Outlaw Blues Band"	Breaking In	ABC Bluesway	1969	2:29:56 (Pop-up)
Sam Dees	Child of the Streets "Child of the Streets" by "Sam Dees"	b/w The Show Must Go On	Atlantic	1975	2:34:16 (Pop-up)
Bill Brandon	The Streets Got My Lady	b/w Tag, Tag	Piedmont	1976	2:40:23 (Pop-up)
Gate	Streetman "Streetman" by "Gate"	b/w Chocolate Puddin'	Violetville	1972	2:44:52 (Pop-up)
Ironing Board Sam	Man of the Street	Allen Toussaint: Lost Sessions	Fuel	1970	2:47:19 (Pop-up)
Barbara King	What I Did in the Street	b/w What I Did in the Street (pt. 2)	Alwa	1978	2:50:35 (Pop-up)
Herman H Harper Il	Headed for the Streets	b/w Waiting Up for Santa Claus	Loadstone	1977	2:54:10 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: John Lee Hooker	Stand By "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker"	I Feel Good	Jewel	1970	2:57:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 9:00am Brian in UK: Hello Doug, really looking forward to Chris's Premium when he gets a show!!!!!!
	🥁 9:01am Mx. Granny (e/em): give it! live it! hello Doug and folxes!
	9:02am fred: Good morning Doug, Chris and listeners
	9:02am Chris Albertyn: Hello Brian in the UK, give that man a prize. Hello all, great to be with you. Doug I trust your earful is good again!
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK My marathon premium this year might as well be called Chris' premium. All the tracks are from his collection! Greetings, Mx. Granny! fred! and...the man himself, Chris Albertyn!
	9:03am Irene: Good morning all! Drumming away this morning as usual.
	9:03am Maggie B.: All hail the happy sounds of Friday!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: My ear is on the mend! It's flying at about half the normal altitude, which is a major improvement. Welcome welcome, Irene! Mama Maggie B!
	9:05am mauri: Everything online. Looking good.
	9:05am Pauly from Clifton: Good morning, Doug, Chris, gang!
	🥁 9:06am Brian in UK: Doug, I had noticed and suspected as much, but it sounds different when Chris plays them. No idea how that works. This is the wonder of the radio.
	9:06am Chris Albertyn: Good morning Pauly, its going to be a good day. HEy Mauri
	9:06am Irene Trudel: Wow! Excellent news Chris and Doug!
	9:06am Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug, Chris and Fridaystreamers!
	9:07am Chris Albertyn: Hi Irene, Gina
	9:07am Doug Schulkind: Hurrah hurray! It's mauri! Pauly from Clifton! Gina Bacon!
	9:08am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug and all other listeners!
	🥁 9:08am PAULS: Morning Doug et al. from rainy austin texas, beats SNOW
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Hullo hullo, Andrew in Toronto! Rainy PAULS!
	🥁 9:10am Mx. Granny (e/em): I'll happily lend an ear!
	9:11am listener Rey: Hello Doug, Chris and everyone. Checking in from Palisades Park NJ, it's sunny and cold
	9:11am Doug Schulkind: Huh? What wuz that, Mx. Granny?!
	🥁 9:12am Mx. Granny (e/em): These songs remind me of my grandfather, who was stationed in Korea. I wonder if he heard these tunes ever?
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Hey hey, listener Rey in PPNJ!
	9:13am Webhamster Henry: Hi Drummers! Well, this is a sub genre alrighty!
	🥁 9:13am dutchtheo: A hoy, Squirrel Hill, Durban, Korea and drummer line-up
	🥁 9:13am βrian: I hope that cold wave didn't hit Durban!
	9:13am WR: i give blood regularly.
	9:14am Chris Albertyn: Hey Rey - great to be with you again .. Brian, cold wave, Durban - don't belong in same sentence :-)
	9:14am Chris Albertyn: Groete dutchtheo
	🥁 9:15am Brian in UK: Does Mongezi plays on this Fats track?
	9:15am HyperDose: Hey everyone...happy to be here :D
	9:16am WR: Dave Bartholomew, trumpet, calling the troops.
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry Sub-genre. Like chicken parmigiana, hot sausage and Italian classic? I'm ready to take your orders, dutchtheo! βrian! WR! HyperDose!
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Well that would make a nice dream sequence!
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: @WR More Dave Bartholomew (sans trumpet) up next.
	🥁 9:18am bobdc: Art Blakey's "Blues March" was apparenty 5 years after the Korean War, but it would been a nice followup to the Fats Domino tune.
	9:19am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc When wouldn't an Art Blakey cut be a good follow-up?
	🥁 9:19am Mx. Granny (e/em): Wayyyy back when, in the early 90's, I listened to the Johnny Otis Show on KPFA. Had NO IDEA what a legend he was, he was just that funy DJ on Saturday mornings!
	9:19am fred: @Mx. Granny: I think Doug's impaired ear is the right one, another left ear would ruin his stereo perception
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: Hooray, the war is over! And so, almost, is this absurd little set!
	🥁 9:20am Mx. Granny (e/em): @fred: that actually IS my right ear, but i forgot to flip the photo. I hope that doesn't throw off the balance!
	9:20am Gina Bacon: Loving this set, Doug!
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: @Mx. Granny! What a delight that must have been! I wonder how many people used to hear Montego Joe's show on WFMU and had no idea who he was.
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: I'm loving it that you're loving it, Gina Bacon!
	9:23am fred: My brother was adopted from Korea
	9:23am Listener Gregory: Good morning, some.
	🥁 9:23am PAULS: SING IT, SISTER!
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Listener Gregory Some!
	🥁 9:25am Mx. Granny (e/em): When I finally realized who Johnny Otis was and learned of his vast accomplishments, I was stunned. Saw him performing at a KPFA craft faire and, ha ha! I was like, Johnny Otis is WHITE?!??! I was young and stupid.
	🥁 9:27am Mx. Granny (e/em): And I've updated my right ear, for the correct balance!
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: You and most of the rest of humanity, Mx. Granny. Johnny Otis was a mystery to most.
	9:28am Chris Albertyn: Mx. Granny ... but you still favour one foot over the other?
	9:29am Uncle Michael: I caught a ride home on Col. Blake's flight! Comin home, baby!
	🥁 9:29am Mx. Granny (e/em): Chris Albertyn: I'm goofy foot!
	🥁 9:29am PAULS: Goofy ear?
	🥁 9:30am Mx. Granny (e/em): Ha ha!
	9:31am Webhamster Henry: Where are the Gulf War and Grenada and Panama songs?
	🥁 9:32am PAULS: Sr. Hamster, I believe "Here's Your Panama Hat, What's Your Hurry" was the one hit wonder from that fateful incursion...
	9:33am holland oats: drumma! peoples! must be friday!
	9:34am WR: Ioannis Alexandres Veliotes = Johnny Otis. and American military still in Korea, my niece and her young children just arrived in Korea to be with her husband during his deployment
	🥁 9:34am Mx. Granny (e/em): By the way, it is more difficult to photograph one's own ear than I thought.
	🥁 9:35am PAULS: Granny - truth! I wouldn't do it in public. People might get the wrong idea.
	9:36am Listener Gregory: Mx. Granny, I thought it would be difficult. You have given your ears for WFMU, and we are grateful.
	9:37am Doug Schulkind: Good tidings, Uncle Michael! holland oats!
	🥁 9:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): Listener Gregory: aw, shucks!
	9:39am Doug Schulkind: Dr. Holley and Dr. Wiggins are both on the faculty at North Central Carolina University. Wiggins is head of the renowned Jazz Department there.
	9:41am HyperDose: I'm not hearing any sitar, are my ears broken?
	🥁 9:42am Mx. Granny (e/em): We need more ears— STAT!
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: Dr. Holley is the nephew of the legendary jazz bassist Major Holley.
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: Sitar, kneeltar, standtar. We play all the tars here on GTDS.
	🥁 9:44am Brian in UK: I have never seen the back of my head other than by reflection.
	🥁 9:45am Artie: Lovely piece! Go, Eagles!
	9:46am KWilde: Good morning Doug and fellow drummers!
	9:46am HyperDose: I feel like the tambourine has made a comeback recently. What is your stance on playing spoons, Doug?
	9:46am Doug Schulkind: This is their fight song, Artie! No it's not, how silly!
	9:46am Chris Albertyn: Eartar
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: @HyperDose I used to be quite a serious spoons player. No, really. At the age of 12 I played in a band that performed in front of 5000 people. True story.
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, KWilde!
	🥁 9:49am bobdc: Doug, I'll bet you played spoons in your first band in high school. What were they called again?
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc This was waaaay before high school. Back when I still had my dignity.
	🥁 9:50am bobdc: Looks like this week's Spotify-based independent research project for me will be Hale Smith. I had never heard of him before.
	9:51am Listener Gregory: Apparently the Louisville Orchestra got a large grant to record contemporary composers, and so it has an outsized representation in 20th-century "classical" music.
	9:52am HyperDose: The number of accomplished creative types who are affiliated with this station blows my mind. This truly is a special community.
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: As usual, you have done your homework, Listener Gregory. (And as usual, I have to keep you after class for detention. Please slap the erasers and pick the gum off the floor before you leave this afternoon.)
	🥁 9:53am PAULS: Ok I'm getting scared.
	9:54am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc I first came to learn of Hale Smith from Prof. Wendell Logan, head of the Jazz Department at Oberlin. (Smith hailed from nearby Cleveland.) He hipped me to the special relationship between Hale Smith and Eric Dolphy.
	🥁 9:55am PAULS: Hyperdose: there's a lot of UNaccomplished creative types, too!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Eric Dolphy, get a lode of this...
	9:55am Gina Bacon: I played spoons very badly in my high school jug band.
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: Ron Carter on cello here with Eric Dolphy. George Duvivier on bass.
	9:56am Gina Bacon: Beautiful.
	9:57am Doug Schulkind: Is this "jazz"? What the hell IS jazz?
	9:58am Gina Bacon: Jazz is the soul made audible, or something...
	9:58am Mark R: I LOVE "Out There"--such interesting instrumentation--bass AND cello!
	10:00am Doug Schulkind: I'm buying what you're selling, Gina Bacon. @Mark R This Dolphy piece is all Hale Smith in form and composition.
	🥁 10:02am StringOFperils: Hello, good morning, bright moments...
	10:02am Listener Gregory: That name is strange, Doug. "Variations à" is clearly French, but "due" is the Italian word for two. (French would be "deux.") A cross-linguistic joke?
	10:03am Jeff Golick: I found you just in time, Doug and Chris.
	10:04am Doug Schulkind: Dipping into your shellac collection, Chris. It makes me want to cry!
	10:04am Martinibomb: Hellooooo Doug Schulkind! Hey Jeff, SoP!
	10:05am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Yeah, I'm flummoxed by the title. Surely that is a desired result? So pleased to see you, StringOFperils! Martinibomb!
	🥁 10:05am StringOFperils: Hi martinibomb....just in time for Chris Albertyn
	10:06am Chris Albertyn: StringofPerils glad you could wrap around today, welcome. Greetings Jeff
	10:07am Listener Gregory: In Italian, "variations" is "variazioni" (looked it up). The title is mysterious, but you know what they say. Variozioni are the épice de la life.
	10:07am Doug Schulkind: @Chris Albertyn Any sense of which American jazz artist exerted the most outsize influence on South African jazz? Ellington perhaps?
	10:08am Ramblin' Ray: Greetings Doug and Chris. Sounding good!
	10:08am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory I like my varioziono with a little butter and olive oil. I eschew the tomato gravy in this instance.
	10:08am WR: Chris alas, my phone meetings for the day begins now. catch you in the archive. laters all.
	10:08am Jeff Golick: Ayo, @Martinibomb! Thanks, @Chris! Just beautiful.
	10:09am Doug Schulkind: Whoop whoop! Make way for Ramblin' Ray!
	10:09am Chris Albertyn: Ellington was the man in South Africa - Kippie Moeketsi loved him, and Charlie Parker. MAnkunku though was Coltrane
	🥁 10:09am StringOFperils: WIKI translates it as 'Variations Due'. As in 'reparations due', that sort of thing...
	10:09am Martinibomb: I have good timing! Hi Chris!
	10:09am Chris Albertyn: Hey Ramblin Ray, welcome, hello
	10:11am Chris Albertyn: HI Martinibomb! That time of the day for me
	10:11am Jeff Golick: I gather Ellington also had eyes for Sathima Bea, so the admiration was perhaps in some ways mutual.
	10:11am Doug Schulkind: @Chris A Mankunku's "Yakhal' Inkomo" is seared into my DNA. A more melancholy work I have never encountered.
	10:12am bigplanetnoise: Morning, morning!! Is there a seat left?!?
	10:12am Chris Albertyn: @Jeff Indeed, Ellington was persuaded by Sathima to look at some great South African musicians .. pity about Frank though
	10:12am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick And Abdullah Ibrahim had ears for Duke Ellington. Quite the love triange.
	10:12am Gina Bacon: Right here, BPN!
	10:13am Gina Bacon: And I have cold coffee and lots of ice!
	10:13am Doug Schulkind: @bigplanetnoise Shoot, man, you can have my stool. I'm too nervous to sit anyways.
	10:13am Chris Albertyn: bigplanetnoise, welcome, the universe provides us all with safe distance
	10:13am Andrew in Toronto: I really hope that all of us are here for three hours of musical and spiritual rejuvenation.
	10:14am Chris Albertyn: Amen Andrew, I'm with you
	10:14am Jeff Golick: I'm here for that, @Andrew, but also for the hot jazz goss.
	10:14am bigplanetnoise: Thanks, Chris! Morning, GFB!
	10:15am chresti: Morning Doug and Chris and drummers!
	10:15am Doug Schulkind: Just dropping a major enticement right here that my 2021 WFMU marathon premium comprises a collection of rare and wondrous 78rpm gems from the collection of our esteemed co-host, Chris Albertyn. It is more fabulous than I could ever describe in words.
	10:15am Chris Albertyn: Hi chresti, glad you're back, welcome
	10:15am HyperDose: @Pauls You make a great point, shame of me to omit my own kind!
	10:15am spodiodi: good morning, Doug Schulkind and smart listeners!
	🥁 10:16am StringOFperils: All of this material is really sweet. I love these recordings.
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: Most of the tracks on the premium have never been reissued in any form. Greets, chresti! spodiodi!
	10:16am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks @Chris.
	10:16am Chris Albertyn: good morning spodiodi, welcome
	10:17am davefromtoronto: i'm davefromtoronto and i'm here to give the drummer some.
	10:17am Listener Gregory: Don't like to think of the family dynamics after the record was released as "Nancy Jacobs and her sisters"... "Oh, we're just 'Nancy's sisters,' is that all? I guess we don't even have names, not like the great Nancy!"
	10:17am Doug Schulkind: @Chris A Nancy Jacobs is completely new to me. Wonderful wonderful!
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: Toronto represent!
	10:18am Chris Albertyn: davefromtoronto you have found the right place, jump in
	10:18am bigplanetnoise: Really looking forward to your premium, Sir Doug.
	10:18am spodiodi: thanks, Chris! welcome, davefromtoronto
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Maybe Nancy & Her Sisters had Smokey & His Sister as an opening act?
	10:19am Chris Albertyn: @doug - another from Nancy Jacobs coming up .. a stunner
	10:19am Lewis: mornin' all!
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: @Chris Albertyn Double wonderful wonderful! Speaking of wonderful.... Lewis!
	10:20am Chris Albertyn: mornin Lewis, all right then?
	10:20am Jeff Golick: Honestly, the Doug/Chris premium deserves a proper release. Not that I'm complaining.
	10:21am chresti: Franco just woke up and said he liked this music without hard corners first thing in the morning.
	10:22am Lewis: all good here in the rapidly thawing middle west...
	10:22am Martinibomb: I think Franco is a telepathic wizard - that's just what i was thinking
	10:23am HyperDose: Morning chresti!
	10:23am Chris Albertyn: Thanks Chresti
	10:24am Doug Schulkind: I'm not sure I can properly convey the magnitude of Chris Albertyn's generosity. For more than a decade he shared, via the blog Electric Jive, hundreds upon hundreds of rare and miraculous South African musical offerings. (And wonders from elsewhere on the continent as well.) Along with the music was smart, comprehensive historical detail and commentary. It has enriched my life personally (and this radio show) so monumentally. To have Chris join me on this show is a dream come true.
	🥁 10:24am βrian: Hello, Lewis. We're skating on thin ice here.
	10:26am bigplanetnoise: Amazing. Thank you for all of that, Chris.
	10:26am chresti: Morning Hyperdose and MB!
	10:27am Lewis: @ßrian - indeed a deep but brief ice season!
	10:27am Doug Schulkind: Chris' generosity will increase exponentially in the form of my marathon premium (music from his collection) and a MASSIVE grand prize I will be offering on both of my marathon programs. Keep your ears open for news! And now, more Nancy Jacobs. WOW!
	10:27am Chris Albertyn: Thank you Doug for your kind words. It is really a privilege to join you and the drummer listeners.
	10:28am Doug Schulkind: Oh my god, this piece is amazing. An old standard takes on a whole new meaning in Apartheid South Africa. Chris, how did this get past the censors?!?!?!
	🥁 10:29am sinner: Fantastic Friday morning treat once again. Big thanks to DS & CA.
	10:29am Chris Albertyn: @doug, I can only guess that it was Providence
	10:29am Doug Schulkind: Swing high, sinner!
	10:30am Jeff Golick: South African musicians have a genius for subtly inserting revolutionary ideas into beautiful tunes.
	10:32am Mikey_B: This is so good.
	10:33am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Not an uncommon expertise/practice of the oppressed.
	10:33am Doug Schulkind: So glad you're here to hear it, Mikey_B!
	10:33am Gina Bacon: This is all so great.
	10:34am Jeff Golick: Yeah, @Doug, yeah. (That comment came out more definitive-sounding than I intended.)
	10:36am Chris Albertyn: Henry Sithole on Saxophone
	10:36am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I was just conjoining you in appreciating it. Not commenting on the comment.
	10:36am Chris Albertyn: Cyril Magubane on guitar
	10:37am Lewis: @chris, I read the name of the saxophonist too quickly on first pass...
	10:37am Listener Gregory: I'll comment on Jeff's comment: Good comment, Jeff! There, I said it.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Here is a vital post on the Heshoo Beshoo group from Electric Jive back in 2009: electricjive.blogspot.com...
	10:38am spodiodi: i'm with Lewis
	10:39am Chris Albertyn: @Lewis andspodiodi, we have a legacy still recent :-)
	10:39am Jeff Golick: That EJ post was referenced in this Bandcamp feature from last year, on the reissue of Armitage Road: daily.bandcamp.com...
	10:40am Doug Schulkind: Beat me to it, Jeff Golick!
	10:40am Chris Albertyn: yep Jeff, it is wonderful that the re-issue ecosystem is becoming so rich and diverse
	10:42am Chris Albertyn: Moss Mogale on guitar
	10:42am Doug Schulkind: And speaking of the re-issue ecosystem, I will share what Chris' modesty and ethics prevent him from sharing. One of the great developments for lovers of historic South African recordings is the rise of Matsuli Music: matsulimusic.bandcamp.com
	10:43am Jeff Golick: PRAISE!
	10:44am spodiodi: lekker. thanks, Doug!
	10:45am Chris Albertyn: what can I say, Matsuli Music is an adventure I share with Matt Temple. Thanks again Doug
	🥁 10:45am PAULS: That was lovely, thanks, Chris
	🥁 10:45am Brian in UK: Delightful set, Chris.
	10:46am Chris Albertyn: Thank you Brian in the UK, PAULS
	10:46am Doug Schulkind: Dollar Brand with Sathima at Antibes Jazz Festival one year ahead of the arrival of the The Blue Notes?!? This is LEGEND!
	🥁 10:47am Brian in UK: Doug, any side effects (or sound effects) after the second jab?
	10:47am spodiodi: lol@ Brian w/sound effects
	10:47am Chris Albertyn: Ah, you clocked it Doug - so thorough, yes, this is an obscure but beautidful recording
	10:48am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Mildly sore shoulder, but nothing else to speak of.
	10:50am Listener Gregory: The Ella inflections here are marked. She developed her own mature style later, I'm guessing.
	10:50am Doug Schulkind: Dollar Brand and Sathima Bea Benjamin would marry two years after that 1963 performance.
	10:50am Chris Albertyn: here we go Gregory
	🥁 10:52am Brian in UK: Doug, oh they stick the needle in your arm.
	10:52am Listener Gregory: Yup. And beautiful Billy Strayhorn tune.
	10:56am Doug Schulkind: Wow. I have been mispronouncing Heshoo Beshoo for years.
	10:56am spodiodi: thanks, Chris!
	10:56am chresti: Thanks Chris, fantastic!
	10:57am Lewis: thanks Chris!
	10:57am Jeff Golick: Bye, @Chris! Come back soon!
	🥁 10:57am Brian in UK: He's a sly one that, Schulkind cat.
	10:57am Ramblin' Ray: Bravo! Thanks Chris.
	🥁 10:57am PAULS: Great hour yesssssssssss
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: He's relying on you!!!!
	🥁 10:57am dutchtheo: Dankie, Chris, sien jou later!
	10:57am mauri: Thanks Chris!
	🥁 10:57am StringOFperils: Thank you very much, Chris A! Thanks for sharing life 'over there'. :)
	10:58am Listener Gregory: Thanks a lot, Chris. From Listener Gregory & His Brothers.
	10:58am Chris Albertyn: I'm bathing in thanks, thank you all .. it is a great pleasure
	🥁 10:59am Artie: Thanks, Chris, for yet another group of lovely selections!
	10:59am Doug Schulkind: You missed a spot in the middle of your back, Chris. Here's a loofah!
	11:00am Stanley: Love the tootling sax on that last track. Hi Doug and thanks Chris.
	11:00am listener Rey: Thanks Chris, that was excellent. As is usual for your segment (and GTDS every week), I come away with more names of artists & recordings to seek out and explore.
	11:01am Chris Albertyn: Ah, thats it, thanks Doug, thanks good people. That's the spot .... back ... in a month!
	11:01am Webhamster Henry: Here's a reminder to give The Drummer Some Pledgery in this pre-marathon stretch!
	11:01am Doug Schulkind: This is some top-rank tootling, Stanley!
	11:01am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Chris!
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: It's not goodbye to Chris Albertyn. It's aloha! See you next month, Mr. A!
	11:03am Chris Albertyn: I'll be there .. Doug
	11:04am Irene Trudel: Thanks for another great set, Chris!
	11:05am Lewis: can I start pledging now for the grand prize!
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: Yes, a download of virtually the ENTIRE Matsuli Music catalogue (three can't be offered for contractual reasons) will be packaged as a grand prize on both of my marathon shows in the coming weeks. Simply amazing. Matsuli Music: matsulimusic.bandcamp.com
	11:11am Doug Schulkind: @Lewis Sorry to say, no. The pledges have to come in during the show to be eligible for the prizes.
	11:12am Lewis: I was just funnin' and expressing my enthusiasm!
	11:13am Andrew in Toronto: Let`s get as far out there as we can!
	11:13am Doug Schulkind: @Lewis I figured, but then I get all marathon-nervous and wanna be clear in case anyone else is wondering.
	11:14am fred: @Doug: Speaking of John Tchicai, did you see the doc about the New York Art Quartet that listener alanr made available a couple of weeks ago? It's still there: vimeo.com...
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: @fred Oh yes indeed. Thanks for putting up that link. Alan Roth has done terrific work. Check out his 2001 free jazz documentary Inside Out in the Open. I believe the whole thing is watchable on Youtube.
	11:19am Carmichael: Heya Doug and aspiring (and inspiring) drummers. Been a bit ...
	11:20am Doug Schulkind: Carmichael!! How the hades are ya?!
	🥁 11:21am doctorjazz: Meetings, meetings, getting to catch a half hour in transit. Definitely one to catch on the archives. Love these South African episodes. Hi all!
	11:21am Listening Out There: Hey. Itsa Friday...
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: Howdy, doctorjazz! Listening Out There!
	11:23am Carmichael: Been working like the proverbial dog for the last year, locked alone in my work office. Kinda fun, in a Twilight Zone kinda way.
	11:24am Listener Gregory: Do I know Joachim Kuhn, or am I confusing him with Steve Kuhn??
	11:25am Doug Schulkind: The Proverbial Dog was the name of my first band in high school
	11:25am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Ask Rolf.
	11:26am Jeff Golick: Rolf, not to be confused with Rowlf: muppet.fandom.com...
	11:27am Listening Out There: @Listener Gregory: Steve Kuhn is a separate pianist. Did a stint with Coltrane, then recorded his own trios ever since. S. Kuhn also performed for a while with Sheila Jordan...
	11:27am Listener Gregory: OK, Joachim is the one who had that fantastic duo album with Ornette Coleman (his only project with piano?). That is a great album.
	11:28am Listener Gregory: @Listening, yes, I know Steve Kuhn, but Joachim's name also rang a bell, and I wondered if it was just because of Steve. Apparently not.
	11:28am Listening Out There: @Listener Gregory: I think Ornette recorded once with Geri Allen...
	11:29am viecher: Late to church, but entering on a high note
	11:29am Doug Schulkind: Here's a votive, viecher. Grab a pew!
	11:29am Listener Gregory: @Listening Out, that sounds right.
	11:30am northguineahills: Been here, digging....
	11:32am Uncle Michael: Blah blah blah...top of the hour...blah blah blah... wfmu.org...
	11:36am Doug Schulkind: Hot diggity, northguineahills!
	11:37am Listener Gregory: Are we going Across 110th Street?
	11:38am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Son, we are waaay north of 110th Street.
	11:39am northguineahills: should I dig up?
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: @northguineahills Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. This track has a "If There's a Hell Below, We're All Gonna Go" vibe to it.
	11:41am viecher: @Doug, sent you a note thru the pledge portal re: Andrew Weintraub and Pittsburgh Gamelan. You hip to?
	11:43am Doug Schulkind: @viecher Oh yeah! I've seen Andrew and his students perform several times. I connected with him soon after moving to Pittsburgh!
	11:44am viecher: ✌︎ lots of love there; I've always associated my admiration of his scholarship with my love of this show
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: I was connected to Andrew through a mutual friend, a blogger sharing Indonesian music.
	11:45am Stork: Piping up to say hi Dougie, hi drummer-givers-of-some. Friday Friday Friday - and Uncle Michael straight ahead. Good times!
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: Does anybody know anything about the group (or individual) performing as "Gate"? I know zilch about this.
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: Hey looky there, it's the exalted Stork!
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Hey, street man, WHERE'S MY WINE?!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: I guess Ironing Board Sam has our whine!
	11:49am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks Doug and Chris for an illuminating morning!
	11:50am Uncle Michael: Have you read about the patent for the ironing board? First patent awarded to an African American woman.
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: @Andrew in Toronto You can go ahead and hold onto the lantern until next Friday.
	11:51am Uncle Michael: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael dropping knowledge!
	11:51am Listener Gregory: This set is inspiring me to get out on the street and enjoy the brief sight of sunshine. Maybe I will find my lady there (the streets got her). Thanks for a great show, Doug & Chris.
	11:51am Dean: Give the harpsichordist some: This NYT story about Scott Ross is pretty terrific. His complete Scarlatti traversal is phenomenal; I recall first hearing it when KPFK in LA played the whole flippin' thing over the course of a couple days. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/26/arts/music/scott-ross-harpsichord-classical-music.html I met William Christie in 1984 when I visited Europe to hear his ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, in live performances. Christie remains alive and kicking. LAF's B minor mass is glorious.
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Barbara King is jiving and conniving!
	11:52am northguineahills: Digging Ironing Board Sam, new to me (I have a friend who goes by Ironing, as he does sound collages on multiple vintage turntables on an ironing board).
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael will come to you live from the mean streets of Topeka, jiving and conniving with the Hinky and the Dinky!!!! The party's over here: wfmu.org...
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: You aways give more than you take, Dean!
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Peace out, @Doug! Thanks!
	11:56am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug! Thanks, Chris!
	11:56am Doug Schulkind: Peace and love, Jeff Golick!
	11:56am spodiodi: thank you, Doug Schulkind! thanks again, Chris!
	11:57am northguineahills: merci, Doug!
	11:58am Doug Schulkind: I'm headed for the streets, dear listeners, but I'll be back, baby, better than ever!
	11:58am viecher: Have a great Friday / weekend / week everyone. Dean, that tip on Scott Ross is so moving. Also: PITTSBURGH once again delivering it up. Keep ironing, folks. (and thanks to Sarah Boone)
	11:58am Uncle Michael: yinz got that right
	11:59am HyperDose: Just came back in time to say thanks Doug!
	11:59am Stork: Thank you for your beautiful soul, Dougzee!
	🥁 11:59am dutchtheo: Thanks Doug!
	🥁 12:00pm StringOFperils: Thanks. Great show!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Gosh darn that was fun! Can't wait to do it again and again and again!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from February 26, 2021

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