WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from August 23, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:00am chresti: Morning Doug and drummers!
	9:00am bobdc: Let's get on down and give the drummer some!
	9:00am Doug Schulkind: Hello early birds! chresti! bobdc!
	9:01am Listener Gregory: Good morning, all. However, that is only my opinion, and I recognize that some feel very strongly on this matter.
	9:02am PAULS: hi Doug and druminati
	9:03am Doug Schulkind: Listener Gregory! PAULS! Hello hello!
	9:04am Little Danny: hello!
	9:05am bigplanetnoise: Morning, Doug and all!
	9:07am listener james from westwood: Morning, Doug and all!
	9:08am Gina Bacon: TGIF, Doug and everyone!
	9:08am Doug Schulkind: Greetings and groovings, Little Danny! bigplanetnoise! listener james from westwood! Gina Bacon!
	9:08am StringOFperils: There's a griot goin' on! Good morning Doug and all!
	9:09am holland oats: drumma! peoples!
	9:09am Zip7: Good morning Doug and Drumizens! Watched the great documentary "Whem We Were Kings" recently, and when James Brown did "Payback" I thought Zipperdawg was gonna lose his mind!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: Here is my blog post about the Japanese goze from 2008 on WFMU's Beware of the Blog: blog.wfmu.org...
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: Howdy-do, StringOFperils! Zip7! holland oats!
	9:10am flannery: good morning!
	🥁 9:10am Michael C St Lou: Friyay! the place 2b is here
	9:11am coelacanth∅: 'morning Doug!
	9:11am tom tom the pipers son: good morning doug and all...
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: See great to see you, flannery! Michael C St Lou! coelacanth∅! tom tom the pipers son!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Michael C St Lou @9:10 2b or not 2b, that, Michael C St Lou, is the question.
	🥁 9:14am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:12 2b, always and forever!
	9:15am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Michael C St Lou @9:14 Asked and ANSWERED!
	9:16am dutchtheo: Howdy Doug and friday drummers! Give the shamisen goze some!
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: Ho ho, whaddya know, dutchtheo!?!
	9:21am Little Danny: i love this
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: The compilation of gozeuta tracks this song comes from ( here: www.discogs.com... ) states that it was recorded in 1954. I could be wrong, but I don't believe this is accurate. In 1954, the goze were not yet publicly valued enough for there to have been a recording session arranged for one of the performers. I believe this is from 1964. Would love confirmation on this.
	9:25am dutchtheo: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:17 Never enough! I was scanning your blog.
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: ↳ dutchtheo @9:25 I wrote a weekly post for WFMU's blog for 4-5 years. I couldn't sustain it. Researching and writing each post was taking me longer than preparing my radio show!
	9:27am tom tom the pipers son: was just ruminating 1964, still not far removed from ww2 for japan, the saying in u.s. "made in japan" for something cheaply made at height of usage..bouncing back to early 50's in japan..."carmen comes home" the first color film shot in japan after ww2 about a stripper who returns to here rural village after striking it rich in the city... any one seen it?
	9:28am Zip7: ↳ Song: "葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare" by "Kikue Sugimoto" Listening to this, I'm reminded of Roscoe Holcomb's great rendition of "Little Bessie." Afterward, he refused to sing for two days even though a camera crew was present
	9:29am sinner: BBQ rub?
	9:30am Doug Schulkind: ↳ sinner @9:29 Rub a dub dub, sinner!
	9:31am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Zip7 @9:28 Zip7, Bob Dyland said, "Roscoe Holcomb has a certain untamed sense of control, which makes him one of the best."
	9:32am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:27 should add that the saying "made in japan" was more than a little racist and in common use in u.s.
	9:32am βrian: 61 lovely degrees on the isthmus this morning. My coffee cup runneth over.
	9:33am tom tom the pipers son: "carmen comes home" very funny film, very modern sensibility
	9:34am Doug Schulkind: ↳ βrian @9:32 Doing my best to keep your ears warm, βrian!
	9:35am listener james from westwood: A. Mazing. Track.
	9:37am pot8o: hi everyone!
	9:38am coelacanth∅: i could've enjoyed that song for another hour
	9:38am Artie: Beautiful opening. Good day, Drummers!
	9:41am Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, pot8o! Artie! So very glad all y'all are here with me!
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: ↳ listener james from westwood @9:35 I have played tracks from that collection many times over that past 16 years, listener james, but I'd never played that 27-minute performance. It was time!
	9:43am Zip7: ↳ coelacanth∅ @9:38 Me too. Hello, Ancient and Sagacious Fish!
	9:43am tim from washington: Hey Doug and everyone!
	9:44am doctorjazz: Hello Drummer People 1
	9:45am fred: ↳ Song: "葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare" by "Kikue Sugimoto" Hello Doug and drummers. I enjoyed that track a lot
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: Hey there, tim from washington! doctorjazz! fred!
	9:46am BillfromRockTavern: Good morning all Drummer Enthusiasts! From Japan to the blues is the only way to musically fly on a Friday morning .
	9:47am Doug Schulkind: ↳ BillfromRockTavern @9:46 Come fly with me, BillfromRockTavern!
	9:47am Kim Sorise: Good Morning, Doug and all!
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: Sister Sorise! Your presence is a deep pleasure and a wide honor!
	9:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Pretty Thing" by "Jimmy Reed" i wonder if jimmy reed was a source for rolling stones because i hear a link between him and richards
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: Jimmy Reed's happy story takes a dark turn on side B of this disc.
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:49 I trust your ears implicitly, tom tom.
	9:50am tim: Hey Doug - were the sides in this set released as 45s or 78s originally? Or combination there of. :)
	9:51am tom tom the pipers son: nice of you to say doug...;)
	9:51am Brian in UK: Hello Doug & Friday folks.
	9:53am Little Danny: the best
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: The goze would travel from little village to little village along the western coast of Japan. Come with me now, dear listeners, to visit another distinctive Little Village, courtesy of Sonny Boy Williamson. Gather the children 'round for this tale of delight. Coming up next.
	9:53am Jeff Golick: What if I asked for coffee?
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: Hullo hullo, Brian in UK!
	9:53am tom tom the pipers son: waddya know... "When asked to choose some of his favourite blues records in a recent interview, Richards was quick to name Jimmy Reed’s 1956 single ‘You Got Me Dizzy’. “He was totally unique amongst even all of the other 1950s and ’60s bluesmen out of Chicago,..."
	9:54am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Doug, and all other listeners!
	9:54am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Golick @9:53 The ear java is FLOWING, Jeff Golick. Don't ram that stirring stick to far in!
	9:54am Mr C: Good Morning Mr. Blues!
	9:54am Kevin Nutt: ↳ Jeff Golick @9:53 There's the rub.
	9:54am Little Danny: haha
	9:54am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @9:00 Morning, crestikins!
	9:54am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Little Village" by "Sonny Boy Williamson" The long version!
	9:54am holland oats: ↳ Song: "Little Village" by "Sonny Boy Williamson" lol
	9:55am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PAULS @9:02 hi, PAUlS!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Thanks for getting up oily, Mr C!
	9:55am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Gina Bacon @9:08 Morning, Gina!
	9:55am Zip7: ↳ Song: "I Asked for Water" by "Howlin' Wolf" Lowell George told a great story about seeing Wolf backstage at a club and handing him a new Stratocaster: “Hey man, play my guitar!” “Fuck off,” Wolf snarled at him.
	9:56am dutchtheo: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:26 There is a motherlode to mine, i am late at the blog party
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: That's Leonard Chess in the engineer's booth trading bon mots with Mr. Williamson.
	9:56am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ dutchtheo @9:25 Hi there, dutchtheo.
	9:56am dutchtheo: Hi Andrew!
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: Hey hey, Andrew in Toronto! Always happy to see you here!
	9:57am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @9:54 Hi there, doc!
	9:57am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:57 Hey Andrew!
	9:58am tim: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:56 I was curious who was in the booth. Good info!
	9:59am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:53 I saw Jimmy Reed in Santa Cruz while standing on top of a box spring mattress through a tall window while there was a fight going on in the parking lot. Good morning Tom Tom.
	9:59am (Mr) Bill: Ay, there’s the rub. I’ve been looking all over the apartment for it this morning—the reason I’m late.
	10:00am tim: ↳ Zip7 @9:55 Ha! That's a good one. Mr Wolf don't suffer no triflin' fools!
	10:00am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:59 That`s great, Franco!
	10:01am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @10:00 Hi Andrew! Two months later, Jimmy Reed was dead.
	10:01am tom tom the pipers son: very nice franco...you have a lot of notches in that belt of yours regarding music stars seen.... good EArly morning to you...
	10:03am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:01 This is true. I started young and now I'm an old man.
	10:03am Zip7: I spent a night in the West Helena Arkansas jail and kept looking for "Sonny Boy was here" to be scratched into a wall
	10:03am Doug Schulkind: Aloha, (Mr) Bill!
	🥁 10:03am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "Little Village" by "Sonny Boy Williamson" 🧈
	10:04am Franco Twinkie: Good Morning Doug!
	10:04am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:03 Serving up sonic Metamucil to all the olds in the audience, Franco Twinkie. Trying to keep us all regular!
	10:05am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:04 Playing the music of my youth keeps me very young indeed!
	10:07am chresti: Music is ageless
	10:11am Doug Schulkind: ↳ chresti @10:07 Preacher, chresti, preach!
	10:14am tim: ↳ Song: "Free Improvisation" by "Sun Ra" I caught the Arkestra in Chicago at the end of June. It was really great. They went heavy on their big band roots.
	10:15am Kim Sorise: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:48 How kind. Thank you, Doug. Off to teach - but will check back in later. Enjoying the Free Improvisation!
	10:15am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zip7 @9:55 Hey Zip! I heard Lowell tell that story and the Santa Monica Civic when Little Feat opened for Captain Beefheart in 1972.
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tim @10:14 tim, the young man leading the Arkestra really should have a nice long career out ahead of him
	10:18am tom tom the pipers son: tip of hat to jeff golick... did not realize don pullen was this 'out'....
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:18 tom tom, here's a short piece I wrote about Don Pullen about 25 years ago: www.wfmu.org...
	10:20am StringOFperils: Don Pullen was nothing less than incredible in every way. Saw him a couple of times. As OUT as you can get without being Cecil Taylor.
	10:20am tim: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:18 Marshall Allen? Yep, he's not going anywhere soon!
	10:21am StringOFperils: And....I know he totally broke that piano the last time I saw him.
	10:22am Doug Schulkind: DJ Peter, host of the Laughing Clock (heard on Give the Drummer Radio on Sunday evenings, 7-9pm) uses another track from this Don Pullen album as a music bed during mic breaks.
	10:23am Doug Schulkind: ↳ StringOFperils @10:21 A magnificent and ferocious player, StringOFperils.
	10:25am tom tom the pipers son: thx doug...
	10:26am Doug Schulkind: Cecil Taylor was more Fred Astaire on the keys. Always a hint of elegance and touch no matter how jarring. Don Pullen's touch was often more Gene Kelly. More muscular and heavy. Not universally so for either artist, but a generalism that I think has some validity.
	10:27am WR: Hi Doug and folks.
	10:27am Jeff Golick: With apologies to doctorjazz, this Crispell piece reminds me that the Leo Records catalog is coming to Bandcamp, with the first batch landing Sept. 6: leorecords.bandcamp.com
	10:28am Doug Schulkind: Double You Are!
	10:28am fred: I just read that Catherine Ribeiro has passed away. (She probably got more airplay on WFMU alone than in France in the last few decades)
	10:28am Jeff Golick: ↳ Jeff Golick @10:27 (or perhaps, more appropriately, apologies to the rest of doc's family)
	10:29am tom tom the pipers son: can't help thinking of playing like pullen's, taylor's, and this to be about chromatics primarily
	10:29am tim: ↳ fred @10:28 Dang, that's too bad. I really like her records. In good news it's Linda Thompson's birthday!
	10:30am StringOFperils: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:26 Sounds right to me. CT had a fluidity on (and around) the piano, whereas Pullen was indeed ferocious. Like the right and the left of Sugar Ray Robinson connecting with tone clusters almost faster than you could see it.
	10:31am Doug Schulkind: ↳ fred @10:28 Oh, I missed that, fred. Thanks for spreading the word. Yes, her's was a creative soul right up WFMU's alley.
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: ↳ StringOFperils @10:30 Yes, StringOFperils, around the piano with Mr. Taylor. He was a dancer at heart, on the keys and off.
	10:35am Doug Schulkind: I wasn't aware until recently that Muhal Richard Abrams' recording Afrisong on India Navigation was first released in Japan on Whynot. It was recorded in Chicago, but produced by Kazuo Harada & Kuniya Inaoka.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: This Latin-tinged charmer from Horace Tapscott is an Elmo Hope tune.
	10:38am doctorjazz: ↳ Jeff Golick @10:28 Uh Oh...
	10:39am doctorjazz: ↳ StringOFperils @10:20 Love Pullen, saw him a number of times as well!
	10:42am tom tom the pipers son: gee, was not aware of horace tapscott until recently his playing seem a little hybrid of some thing like gershwin and free playing....interesting...not as smoioth but makes me think of keith jarrett
	10:50am Zip7: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:37 Thanks for introducing me to Horace Tapscott and Elmo Hope and countless others, Doug! You're one of the best teachers I've ever encountered -- deeply knowledgeable, enthusiastic, generous and never patronizing or condescending. I'll bet a lot of other folks feel the same way
	10:52am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:42 Tapscott's playing contains the multitudes, tom tom. His presence, at the piano, and at the center of a communal collective her created to raise up his people, was that of a wise elder. Echoes of all who came before can be heard in his work.
	10:53am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Zip7 @10:50 I'm gonna float for a week on those clouds you're puffing, Zip7!
	10:54am tom tom the pipers son: just read a little about him...have to split have a great afternoon doug and peoples
	10:56am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:54 Cheerio, tom tom. Have a fab weekend!
	11:03am Doug Schulkind: This legendary tune from Orchestre Regional De Segou is simply SMOLDERING.
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: Six incredible state-funded bands from Mali performed at the First Biennale of Arts and Culture for the Young in 1970. This outrageously amazing album chronicles their best performance from that gathering: www.discogs.com... One of the greatest compilations of African popular music ever!
	11:10am burke: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:03 One hundred percent agree
	11:10am flannery: yes loving this set
	11:13am Doug Schulkind: I dig that you're digging it, flannery! Howdy, burke!
	11:13am PAULS: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:55 hey Andrew!
	11:16am Marie in Chicago: Hey Doug, hey Everybody!
	11:18am Doug Schulkind: This Horoya Band track has it all. Wicked horn section, gurgling wah-wah guitars, in-your-face percussion bluster, call-in-responce vocal magnificence. Good god!
	11:19am Doug Schulkind: Hello and welcome, Marie in Chicago!
	11:26am Doug Schulkind: I love how Harold is having this active conversation as if someone is actually there responding to him. It's wonderfully nuts.
	🥁 11:29am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:26 🥴
	11:29am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time is realer than real. Really! Coming up at the top of the hour! Tap into the real: wfmu.org...
	11:32am Doug Schulkind: Did I say there are only four cuts in this set? If so, I was wrong wrong wrong. There are five. More cuts means more miracles.
	11:33am sinner: These soul set codas: Doug kills us, then leaves.
	11:34am Doug Schulkind: ↳ sinner @11:33 My aim is to leave you wanting more, sinner. It's true.
	11:34am Uncle Michael: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:29 Thanks, Doug! I'll skip this week's redundant link-post.
	11:35am Uncle Michael: Can today's Vuelta stage finish the final 13k in the next 25 minutes?
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: Backing vocals on this sizzler from: Dani MiCormick, Gwen Owens, Pattie Brooks, and Petsye Powell.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: No Coke, Petsye!
	11:36am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Song: "Too Little in Common" by "Randy Brown" Where has this song been for the past 46 years of my life? A masterpiece.
	11:37am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Uncle Michael @11:34 If you won't post it, Uncle Michael, then I'm gonna do it again! The magnificent Hinky Dinky Time is next next next! wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org...
	11:38am Jeff Golick: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:32 The last cut is the deepest?
	11:38am Uncle Michael: Uncle Michael cries "uncle".
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Golick @11:38 There are five last cuts in this set, Jeff Golick.
	11:40am Uncle Michael: The deep cut is the lastest.
	11:40am Jeff Moore: Good morning, Doug and Drummers! This is me being improbably awake before the crack of noon, which allows me to experience wonders like Doug's show live!
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:40 The Cracks of Noon was the name of my first band in high school!
	🥁 11:43am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "See What You Done" by "Rance Allen Group" ⚡
	11:43am Jeff Golick: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 Principal kept asking you to pull your pants up, iirc.
	11:44am PAULS: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 I went to high school with Doug and wanted in the Cracks SO BAD! Forgot to set my alarm on audition day...
	🥁 11:44am Michael C St Lou: ↳ PAULS @11:44 🤣
	11:45am Jeff Moore: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 The earlier version was The Plumbers at the Gates of Dawn
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:45 Lead singer had some amazing pipes.
	11:47am Jeff Moore: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:45 ... but turned out to have a toxic personality. Replaced with a copper singer.
	11:49am Marie in Chicago: amazing, epic soooooul set!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:47 Right. Lead pipes are bad.
	11:49am doctorjazz: Singing praises for the show, thanks Doug!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: ↳ doctorjazz @11:49 Belt it out, doctorjazz!
	11:50am Marie in Chicago: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 fan-tas-tic !
	11:50am Jeff Moore: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:49 That's a cinch!
	11:51am Marie in Chicago: ↳ PAULS @11:44 ha ha ha!
	11:51am StringOFperils: Great show, Doug; thanks for all the jazz plumbing!
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Without Googling, see if you can guess who the composer of this tune is.
	11:51am Brian in UK: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:45 Their PTFE tape was a killer
	11:51am Andrew in Toronto: What an excellent show! Thanks, Doug!
	11:52am (Mr) Bill: Thanks for the musical melanin in this unmatchable soul set, Doug.
	11:52am Mxter Baba: greetings, Dougkins and all the WFMU palz, folx, and lurkers!
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: It's fun to twerk whilst you lurk, Mxter Baba!!
	11:53am burke: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:51 Well the horn sounds kind of Herbal to me...
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: ↳ burke @11:53 You mean Herbie Hancock? NOPE!
	11:55am burke: Okay how about Alpert
	11:55am chresti: thanks Doug!
	11:55am Doug Schulkind: I should have lyricist, not composer. The music is by Don Was, but the words are from the pen of... HANK WILLIAMS!!
	11:55am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug. I'll see all you rooty poots shortly.
	11:56am dutchtheo: Thanks Doug! You win again!;)
	11:56am StringOFperils: Was. Not was. Who can really know?
	11:57am Doug Schulkind: Don't jinx it, people. I still have three minutes to screw things up!
	🥁 11:57am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:55 🤯
	11:57am Uncle Michael: ↳ dutchtheo @11:56 Just trusting you was my great sin.
	11:58am Phillippe: thanks doug
	11:58am bobdc: I have been listening quietly but intently. Another excellent Friday morning soundtrack!
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Doug!
	11:58am PAULS: noooooo always too soon! thank you, Doug
	🥁 11:58am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker" 🥓
	11:59am Marie in Chicago: Thanks, Doug!
	12:00pm Mxter Baba: thanks, Doug! thanks all! Williams not Was!
	12:00pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, Doug! I should visit this neighborhood more often!
	12:00pm Artie: Thanks, Doug!
	12:01pm pot8o: thanks doug! have a great week everyone!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: That was eights tons of fun! Can't wait to do it again! Love you all!
	12:03pm βrian: Did I miss the rooting poots?
	1:49pm WR: ↳ Song: "葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare" by "Kikue Sugimoto" I did go down the goze uta rabbit hole. About to close some of the tabs open, decided to put some links here. Seems that discogs repeats the info given by the record company. www.offnote.org... Twice it states that a highlight of the release is a 1954 recording of Sugimoto. goze-museum.com... This Goze Museum site list of important dates starts with Sugimoto in 1964 starting to focus on documenting her tradition and a well known Japanese artist learning of her work. Without the full text of the notes on the release we cannot tell for sure if it is a 54 / 64 typo that got repeated or if somehow Sugimoto was recorded in 1954. I'm leaning to typo. Additionally here is a goze uta school site. The page I link is interview with two elder practitioners who discuss Sugimoto and another of the last great goze uta teachers, Haru Kobayashi, that they learned from. There is a photo of the grave of Sugimoto. www.echigo-gozeuta.com...
	1:57pm WR: ↳ WR @1:49 ooph. brain fart. The goze uta school page is referencing Shizu Sugimoto, follower of Kikue Sugimoto. The grave monument is for the Sugimoto family.

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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 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: ECD	In Tempo "In Tempo" by "ECD"	Major Force: The Original Art-Form	Mo' Wax	1990	0:04:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
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Kikue Sugimoto	葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare	Gozeuta: Nagaoka Goze	Off Note	1964	0:07:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Bobby Ellis & the Observers	Head Shot	b/w Dennis Brown: Here I Come	Observer	1977	0:34:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Nighthawks	Six Three O "Six Three O" by "The Nighthawks"	b/w Jackson Town Gal	The Aristocrat of Records	1950	0:40:08 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Brim	Trouble in the Morning "Trouble in the Morning" by "John Brim"	b/w Humming Blues	JOB	1951	0:42:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Robert Jr. Lockwood	Glory for Man	b/w My Daily Wish	Mercury (unissued)	1951	0:45:37 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jimmy Reed	Pretty Thing "Pretty Thing" by "Jimmy Reed"	b/w I'm Gonna Ruin You	Vee-Jay	1955	0:48:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Howlin' Wolf	I Asked for Water "I Asked for Water" by "Howlin' Wolf"	b/w So Glad	Chess	1956	0:50:44 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Sonny Boy Williamson	Little Village	Bummer Road	Chess	1957	0:53:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Earl Hooker	Can't Hold Out Much Longer	The Moon Is Rising	Arhoolie	1968	1:05:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Free Improvisation "Free Improvisation" by "Sun Ra"	Solo Piano Venice 1977	Enterplanetary Koncepts	1977	1:10:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Don Pullen	Song Played Backwards "Song Played Backwards" by "Don Pullen"	Richard's Tune	Sackville	1975	1:15:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Marilyn Crispell	Rhythms Hung in Undrawn Sky	Selected Works 1983-1986	Leo	1983	1:24:27 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Muhal Richard Abrams	The Infinitive Flow	Afrisong	Whynot	1975	1:30:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Horace Tapscott	Something for Kenny	Song of the Unsong	Interplay	1978	1:36:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Fats Waller	I'm a Hundred Percent for You	b/w You Fit Into the Picture	Victor	1938	1:42:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Imo Brothers International Band	Oke-Osisi	Imo Brothers International Band	Afrodisia	1977	1:50:12 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
L'Orchestra Kilimambogo Brothers Band	Zabeth	Maisha ya Town	World Record	1977	1:58:29 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Orchestre Regional De Segou	Batumanbe	Orchestre Régional De Ségou	Mali Music	1970	2:03:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Horoya Band	Zoumana "Zoumana" by "Horoya Band"	Savane Profonde	Editions Syliphone Conakry	1973	2:10:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Fela Aníkúlápó-Kuti & Afrika 70	Yellow Fever	Yellow Fever	Afrodisia	1976	2:19:45 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes	Be for Real	I Miss You	Philadelphia International	1972	2:24:27 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Randy Brown	Too Little in Common "Too Little in Common" by "Randy Brown"	Welcome to My Room	Parachute	1978	2:31:46 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Rance Allen Group	See What You Done	Truth Is Where It's At	Gospel Truth	1972	2:38:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Labi Siffre	I Got The... "I Got The..." by "Labi Siffre"	Remember My Song	EMI	1975	2:44:19 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Orquestra Was feat. Sweet Pea Atkinson	Forever's a Long, Long Time	Forever's a Long, Long Time	Verve Forecast	1997	2:50:46 (MP3 \| 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	2:57:34 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am chresti: Morning Doug and drummers!
	9:00am bobdc: Let's get on down and give the drummer some!
	9:00am Doug Schulkind: Hello early birds! chresti! bobdc!
	9:01am Listener Gregory: Good morning, all. However, that is only my opinion, and I recognize that some feel very strongly on this matter.
	9:02am PAULS: hi Doug and druminati
	9:03am Doug Schulkind: Listener Gregory! PAULS! Hello hello!
	9:04am Little Danny: hello!
	9:05am bigplanetnoise: Morning, Doug and all!
	9:07am listener james from westwood: Morning, Doug and all!
	9:08am Gina Bacon: TGIF, Doug and everyone!
	9:08am Doug Schulkind: Greetings and groovings, Little Danny! bigplanetnoise! listener james from westwood! Gina Bacon!
	9:08am StringOFperils: There's a griot goin' on! Good morning Doug and all!
	9:09am holland oats: drumma! peoples!
	9:09am Zip7: Good morning Doug and Drumizens! Watched the great documentary "Whem We Were Kings" recently, and when James Brown did "Payback" I thought Zipperdawg was gonna lose his mind!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: Here is my blog post about the Japanese goze from 2008 on WFMU's Beware of the Blog: blog.wfmu.org...
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: Howdy-do, StringOFperils! Zip7! holland oats!
	9:10am flannery: good morning!
	🥁 9:10am Michael C St Lou: Friyay! the place 2b is here
	9:11am coelacanth∅: 'morning Doug!
	9:11am tom tom the pipers son: good morning doug and all...
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: See great to see you, flannery! Michael C St Lou! coelacanth∅! tom tom the pipers son!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Michael C St Lou @9:10 2b or not 2b, that, Michael C St Lou, is the question.
	🥁 9:14am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:12 2b, always and forever!
	9:15am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Michael C St Lou @9:14 Asked and ANSWERED!
	9:16am dutchtheo: Howdy Doug and friday drummers! Give the shamisen goze some!
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: Ho ho, whaddya know, dutchtheo!?!
	9:21am Little Danny: i love this
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: The compilation of gozeuta tracks this song comes from ( here: www.discogs.com... ) states that it was recorded in 1954. I could be wrong, but I don't believe this is accurate. In 1954, the goze were not yet publicly valued enough for there to have been a recording session arranged for one of the performers. I believe this is from 1964. Would love confirmation on this.
	9:25am dutchtheo: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:17 Never enough! I was scanning your blog.
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: ↳ dutchtheo @9:25 I wrote a weekly post for WFMU's blog for 4-5 years. I couldn't sustain it. Researching and writing each post was taking me longer than preparing my radio show!
	9:27am tom tom the pipers son: was just ruminating 1964, still not far removed from ww2 for japan, the saying in u.s. "made in japan" for something cheaply made at height of usage..bouncing back to early 50's in japan..."carmen comes home" the first color film shot in japan after ww2 about a stripper who returns to here rural village after striking it rich in the city... any one seen it?
	9:28am Zip7: ↳ Song: "葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare" by "Kikue Sugimoto" Listening to this, I'm reminded of Roscoe Holcomb's great rendition of "Little Bessie." Afterward, he refused to sing for two days even though a camera crew was present
	9:29am sinner: BBQ rub?
	9:30am Doug Schulkind: ↳ sinner @9:29 Rub a dub dub, sinner!
	9:31am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Zip7 @9:28 Zip7, Bob Dyland said, "Roscoe Holcomb has a certain untamed sense of control, which makes him one of the best."
	9:32am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:27 should add that the saying "made in japan" was more than a little racist and in common use in u.s.
	9:32am βrian: 61 lovely degrees on the isthmus this morning. My coffee cup runneth over.
	9:33am tom tom the pipers son: "carmen comes home" very funny film, very modern sensibility
	9:34am Doug Schulkind: ↳ βrian @9:32 Doing my best to keep your ears warm, βrian!
	9:35am listener james from westwood: A. Mazing. Track.
	9:37am pot8o: hi everyone!
	9:38am coelacanth∅: i could've enjoyed that song for another hour
	9:38am Artie: Beautiful opening. Good day, Drummers!
	9:41am Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, pot8o! Artie! So very glad all y'all are here with me!
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: ↳ listener james from westwood @9:35 I have played tracks from that collection many times over that past 16 years, listener james, but I'd never played that 27-minute performance. It was time!
	9:43am Zip7: ↳ coelacanth∅ @9:38 Me too. Hello, Ancient and Sagacious Fish!
	9:43am tim from washington: Hey Doug and everyone!
	9:44am doctorjazz: Hello Drummer People 1
	9:45am fred: ↳ Song: "葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare" by "Kikue Sugimoto" Hello Doug and drummers. I enjoyed that track a lot
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: Hey there, tim from washington! doctorjazz! fred!
	9:46am BillfromRockTavern: Good morning all Drummer Enthusiasts! From Japan to the blues is the only way to musically fly on a Friday morning .
	9:47am Doug Schulkind: ↳ BillfromRockTavern @9:46 Come fly with me, BillfromRockTavern!
	9:47am Kim Sorise: Good Morning, Doug and all!
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: Sister Sorise! Your presence is a deep pleasure and a wide honor!
	9:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Pretty Thing" by "Jimmy Reed" i wonder if jimmy reed was a source for rolling stones because i hear a link between him and richards
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: Jimmy Reed's happy story takes a dark turn on side B of this disc.
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:49 I trust your ears implicitly, tom tom.
	9:50am tim: Hey Doug - were the sides in this set released as 45s or 78s originally? Or combination there of. :)
	9:51am tom tom the pipers son: nice of you to say doug...;)
	9:51am Brian in UK: Hello Doug & Friday folks.
	9:53am Little Danny: the best
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: The goze would travel from little village to little village along the western coast of Japan. Come with me now, dear listeners, to visit another distinctive Little Village, courtesy of Sonny Boy Williamson. Gather the children 'round for this tale of delight. Coming up next.
	9:53am Jeff Golick: What if I asked for coffee?
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: Hullo hullo, Brian in UK!
	9:53am tom tom the pipers son: waddya know... "When asked to choose some of his favourite blues records in a recent interview, Richards was quick to name Jimmy Reed’s 1956 single ‘You Got Me Dizzy’. “He was totally unique amongst even all of the other 1950s and ’60s bluesmen out of Chicago,..."
	9:54am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Doug, and all other listeners!
	9:54am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Golick @9:53 The ear java is FLOWING, Jeff Golick. Don't ram that stirring stick to far in!
	9:54am Mr C: Good Morning Mr. Blues!
	9:54am Kevin Nutt: ↳ Jeff Golick @9:53 There's the rub.
	9:54am Little Danny: haha
	9:54am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @9:00 Morning, crestikins!
	9:54am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Little Village" by "Sonny Boy Williamson" The long version!
	9:54am holland oats: ↳ Song: "Little Village" by "Sonny Boy Williamson" lol
	9:55am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PAULS @9:02 hi, PAUlS!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Thanks for getting up oily, Mr C!
	9:55am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Gina Bacon @9:08 Morning, Gina!
	9:55am Zip7: ↳ Song: "I Asked for Water" by "Howlin' Wolf" Lowell George told a great story about seeing Wolf backstage at a club and handing him a new Stratocaster: “Hey man, play my guitar!” “Fuck off,” Wolf snarled at him.
	9:56am dutchtheo: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:26 There is a motherlode to mine, i am late at the blog party
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: That's Leonard Chess in the engineer's booth trading bon mots with Mr. Williamson.
	9:56am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ dutchtheo @9:25 Hi there, dutchtheo.
	9:56am dutchtheo: Hi Andrew!
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: Hey hey, Andrew in Toronto! Always happy to see you here!
	9:57am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @9:54 Hi there, doc!
	9:57am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:57 Hey Andrew!
	9:58am tim: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:56 I was curious who was in the booth. Good info!
	9:59am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:53 I saw Jimmy Reed in Santa Cruz while standing on top of a box spring mattress through a tall window while there was a fight going on in the parking lot. Good morning Tom Tom.
	9:59am (Mr) Bill: Ay, there’s the rub. I’ve been looking all over the apartment for it this morning—the reason I’m late.
	10:00am tim: ↳ Zip7 @9:55 Ha! That's a good one. Mr Wolf don't suffer no triflin' fools!
	10:00am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:59 That`s great, Franco!
	10:01am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @10:00 Hi Andrew! Two months later, Jimmy Reed was dead.
	10:01am tom tom the pipers son: very nice franco...you have a lot of notches in that belt of yours regarding music stars seen.... good EArly morning to you...
	10:03am Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:01 This is true. I started young and now I'm an old man.
	10:03am Zip7: I spent a night in the West Helena Arkansas jail and kept looking for "Sonny Boy was here" to be scratched into a wall
	10:03am Doug Schulkind: Aloha, (Mr) Bill!
	🥁 10:03am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "Little Village" by "Sonny Boy Williamson" 🧈
	10:04am Franco Twinkie: Good Morning Doug!
	10:04am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:03 Serving up sonic Metamucil to all the olds in the audience, Franco Twinkie. Trying to keep us all regular!
	10:05am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:04 Playing the music of my youth keeps me very young indeed!
	10:07am chresti: Music is ageless
	10:11am Doug Schulkind: ↳ chresti @10:07 Preacher, chresti, preach!
	10:14am tim: ↳ Song: "Free Improvisation" by "Sun Ra" I caught the Arkestra in Chicago at the end of June. It was really great. They went heavy on their big band roots.
	10:15am Kim Sorise: ↳ Doug Schulkind @9:48 How kind. Thank you, Doug. Off to teach - but will check back in later. Enjoying the Free Improvisation!
	10:15am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zip7 @9:55 Hey Zip! I heard Lowell tell that story and the Santa Monica Civic when Little Feat opened for Captain Beefheart in 1972.
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tim @10:14 tim, the young man leading the Arkestra really should have a nice long career out ahead of him
	10:18am tom tom the pipers son: tip of hat to jeff golick... did not realize don pullen was this 'out'....
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:18 tom tom, here's a short piece I wrote about Don Pullen about 25 years ago: www.wfmu.org...
	10:20am StringOFperils: Don Pullen was nothing less than incredible in every way. Saw him a couple of times. As OUT as you can get without being Cecil Taylor.
	10:20am tim: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:18 Marshall Allen? Yep, he's not going anywhere soon!
	10:21am StringOFperils: And....I know he totally broke that piano the last time I saw him.
	10:22am Doug Schulkind: DJ Peter, host of the Laughing Clock (heard on Give the Drummer Radio on Sunday evenings, 7-9pm) uses another track from this Don Pullen album as a music bed during mic breaks.
	10:23am Doug Schulkind: ↳ StringOFperils @10:21 A magnificent and ferocious player, StringOFperils.
	10:25am tom tom the pipers son: thx doug...
	10:26am Doug Schulkind: Cecil Taylor was more Fred Astaire on the keys. Always a hint of elegance and touch no matter how jarring. Don Pullen's touch was often more Gene Kelly. More muscular and heavy. Not universally so for either artist, but a generalism that I think has some validity.
	10:27am WR: Hi Doug and folks.
	10:27am Jeff Golick: With apologies to doctorjazz, this Crispell piece reminds me that the Leo Records catalog is coming to Bandcamp, with the first batch landing Sept. 6: leorecords.bandcamp.com
	10:28am Doug Schulkind: Double You Are!
	10:28am fred: I just read that Catherine Ribeiro has passed away. (She probably got more airplay on WFMU alone than in France in the last few decades)
	10:28am Jeff Golick: ↳ Jeff Golick @10:27 (or perhaps, more appropriately, apologies to the rest of doc's family)
	10:29am tom tom the pipers son: can't help thinking of playing like pullen's, taylor's, and this to be about chromatics primarily
	10:29am tim: ↳ fred @10:28 Dang, that's too bad. I really like her records. In good news it's Linda Thompson's birthday!
	10:30am StringOFperils: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:26 Sounds right to me. CT had a fluidity on (and around) the piano, whereas Pullen was indeed ferocious. Like the right and the left of Sugar Ray Robinson connecting with tone clusters almost faster than you could see it.
	10:31am Doug Schulkind: ↳ fred @10:28 Oh, I missed that, fred. Thanks for spreading the word. Yes, her's was a creative soul right up WFMU's alley.
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: ↳ StringOFperils @10:30 Yes, StringOFperils, around the piano with Mr. Taylor. He was a dancer at heart, on the keys and off.
	10:35am Doug Schulkind: I wasn't aware until recently that Muhal Richard Abrams' recording Afrisong on India Navigation was first released in Japan on Whynot. It was recorded in Chicago, but produced by Kazuo Harada & Kuniya Inaoka.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: This Latin-tinged charmer from Horace Tapscott is an Elmo Hope tune.
	10:38am doctorjazz: ↳ Jeff Golick @10:28 Uh Oh...
	10:39am doctorjazz: ↳ StringOFperils @10:20 Love Pullen, saw him a number of times as well!
	10:42am tom tom the pipers son: gee, was not aware of horace tapscott until recently his playing seem a little hybrid of some thing like gershwin and free playing....interesting...not as smoioth but makes me think of keith jarrett
	10:50am Zip7: ↳ Doug Schulkind @10:37 Thanks for introducing me to Horace Tapscott and Elmo Hope and countless others, Doug! You're one of the best teachers I've ever encountered -- deeply knowledgeable, enthusiastic, generous and never patronizing or condescending. I'll bet a lot of other folks feel the same way
	10:52am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:42 Tapscott's playing contains the multitudes, tom tom. His presence, at the piano, and at the center of a communal collective her created to raise up his people, was that of a wise elder. Echoes of all who came before can be heard in his work.
	10:53am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Zip7 @10:50 I'm gonna float for a week on those clouds you're puffing, Zip7!
	10:54am tom tom the pipers son: just read a little about him...have to split have a great afternoon doug and peoples
	10:56am Doug Schulkind: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:54 Cheerio, tom tom. Have a fab weekend!
	11:03am Doug Schulkind: This legendary tune from Orchestre Regional De Segou is simply SMOLDERING.
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: Six incredible state-funded bands from Mali performed at the First Biennale of Arts and Culture for the Young in 1970. This outrageously amazing album chronicles their best performance from that gathering: www.discogs.com... One of the greatest compilations of African popular music ever!
	11:10am burke: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:03 One hundred percent agree
	11:10am flannery: yes loving this set
	11:13am Doug Schulkind: I dig that you're digging it, flannery! Howdy, burke!
	11:13am PAULS: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:55 hey Andrew!
	11:16am Marie in Chicago: Hey Doug, hey Everybody!
	11:18am Doug Schulkind: This Horoya Band track has it all. Wicked horn section, gurgling wah-wah guitars, in-your-face percussion bluster, call-in-responce vocal magnificence. Good god!
	11:19am Doug Schulkind: Hello and welcome, Marie in Chicago!
	11:26am Doug Schulkind: I love how Harold is having this active conversation as if someone is actually there responding to him. It's wonderfully nuts.
	🥁 11:29am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:26 🥴
	11:29am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time is realer than real. Really! Coming up at the top of the hour! Tap into the real: wfmu.org...
	11:32am Doug Schulkind: Did I say there are only four cuts in this set? If so, I was wrong wrong wrong. There are five. More cuts means more miracles.
	11:33am sinner: These soul set codas: Doug kills us, then leaves.
	11:34am Doug Schulkind: ↳ sinner @11:33 My aim is to leave you wanting more, sinner. It's true.
	11:34am Uncle Michael: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:29 Thanks, Doug! I'll skip this week's redundant link-post.
	11:35am Uncle Michael: Can today's Vuelta stage finish the final 13k in the next 25 minutes?
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: Backing vocals on this sizzler from: Dani MiCormick, Gwen Owens, Pattie Brooks, and Petsye Powell.
	11:36am Uncle Michael: No Coke, Petsye!
	11:36am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Song: "Too Little in Common" by "Randy Brown" Where has this song been for the past 46 years of my life? A masterpiece.
	11:37am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Uncle Michael @11:34 If you won't post it, Uncle Michael, then I'm gonna do it again! The magnificent Hinky Dinky Time is next next next! wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org...
	11:38am Jeff Golick: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:32 The last cut is the deepest?
	11:38am Uncle Michael: Uncle Michael cries "uncle".
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Golick @11:38 There are five last cuts in this set, Jeff Golick.
	11:40am Uncle Michael: The deep cut is the lastest.
	11:40am Jeff Moore: Good morning, Doug and Drummers! This is me being improbably awake before the crack of noon, which allows me to experience wonders like Doug's show live!
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:40 The Cracks of Noon was the name of my first band in high school!
	🥁 11:43am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "See What You Done" by "Rance Allen Group" ⚡
	11:43am Jeff Golick: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 Principal kept asking you to pull your pants up, iirc.
	11:44am PAULS: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 I went to high school with Doug and wanted in the Cracks SO BAD! Forgot to set my alarm on audition day...
	🥁 11:44am Michael C St Lou: ↳ PAULS @11:44 🤣
	11:45am Jeff Moore: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 The earlier version was The Plumbers at the Gates of Dawn
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:45 Lead singer had some amazing pipes.
	11:47am Jeff Moore: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:45 ... but turned out to have a toxic personality. Replaced with a copper singer.
	11:49am Marie in Chicago: amazing, epic soooooul set!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:47 Right. Lead pipes are bad.
	11:49am doctorjazz: Singing praises for the show, thanks Doug!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: ↳ doctorjazz @11:49 Belt it out, doctorjazz!
	11:50am Marie in Chicago: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:42 fan-tas-tic !
	11:50am Jeff Moore: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:49 That's a cinch!
	11:51am Marie in Chicago: ↳ PAULS @11:44 ha ha ha!
	11:51am StringOFperils: Great show, Doug; thanks for all the jazz plumbing!
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Without Googling, see if you can guess who the composer of this tune is.
	11:51am Brian in UK: ↳ Jeff Moore @11:45 Their PTFE tape was a killer
	11:51am Andrew in Toronto: What an excellent show! Thanks, Doug!
	11:52am (Mr) Bill: Thanks for the musical melanin in this unmatchable soul set, Doug.
	11:52am Mxter Baba: greetings, Dougkins and all the WFMU palz, folx, and lurkers!
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: It's fun to twerk whilst you lurk, Mxter Baba!!
	11:53am burke: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:51 Well the horn sounds kind of Herbal to me...
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: ↳ burke @11:53 You mean Herbie Hancock? NOPE!
	11:55am burke: Okay how about Alpert
	11:55am chresti: thanks Doug!
	11:55am Doug Schulkind: I should have lyricist, not composer. The music is by Don Was, but the words are from the pen of... HANK WILLIAMS!!
	11:55am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug. I'll see all you rooty poots shortly.
	11:56am dutchtheo: Thanks Doug! You win again!;)
	11:56am StringOFperils: Was. Not was. Who can really know?
	11:57am Doug Schulkind: Don't jinx it, people. I still have three minutes to screw things up!
	🥁 11:57am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:55 🤯
	11:57am Uncle Michael: ↳ dutchtheo @11:56 Just trusting you was my great sin.
	11:58am Phillippe: thanks doug
	11:58am bobdc: I have been listening quietly but intently. Another excellent Friday morning soundtrack!
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Doug!
	11:58am PAULS: noooooo always too soon! thank you, Doug
	🥁 11:58am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker" 🥓
	11:59am Marie in Chicago: Thanks, Doug!
	12:00pm Mxter Baba: thanks, Doug! thanks all! Williams not Was!
	12:00pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, Doug! I should visit this neighborhood more often!
	12:00pm Artie: Thanks, Doug!
	12:01pm pot8o: thanks doug! have a great week everyone!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: That was eights tons of fun! Can't wait to do it again! Love you all!
	12:03pm βrian: Did I miss the rooting poots?
	1:49pm WR: ↳ Song: "葛の葉子別れ []Kuzunoha-Kowakare" by "Kikue Sugimoto" I did go down the goze uta rabbit hole. About to close some of the tabs open, decided to put some links here. Seems that discogs repeats the info given by the record company. www.offnote.org... Twice it states that a highlight of the release is a 1954 recording of Sugimoto. goze-museum.com... This Goze Museum site list of important dates starts with Sugimoto in 1964 starting to focus on documenting her tradition and a well known Japanese artist learning of her work. Without the full text of the notes on the release we cannot tell for sure if it is a 54 / 64 typo that got repeated or if somehow Sugimoto was recorded in 1954. I'm leaning to typo. Additionally here is a goze uta school site. The page I link is interview with two elder practitioners who discuss Sugimoto and another of the last great goze uta teachers, Haru Kobayashi, that they learned from. There is a photo of the grave of Sugimoto. www.echigo-gozeuta.com...
	1:57pm WR: ↳ WR @1:49 ooph. brain fart. The goze uta school page is referencing Shizu Sugimoto, follower of Kikue Sugimoto. The grave monument is for the Sugimoto family.

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from August 23, 2024

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