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October 12, 2007 Favoriting
"I humbly asked to be given the means and privilege
to make others happy through music" (John Coltrane)
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Artist Selection Album    (Label / Recording date)
Theme Music:
 Sarah Webster Fabio  		Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues   Favoriting Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
(Folkways 1976)
ECD  In Tempo   Favoriting Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990)

Barbecue Bob 

My Mistake Blues
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Volume One
(Document 1927)
Two Gospel Keys  I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore   Favoriting I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
(Mississippi )
Little Axe  Ride On   Favoriting The Wolf That House Built
(Okeh 1994)


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  		Reverend Eviction's Blues   Favoriting King Earl
(Charlie Parr 2004)

Talkover Music:
 Jimi Hendrix  		Born Under a Bad Sign   Favoriting Blues
(MCA 1967)

Ñico Saquito y Sus Guaracheros de Oriente 

Al Vaiven de Mi Carreta
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  Favoriting 		Alborada
(Tumbao )
Arsenio Rodriguez  El Lema del Guaguanco   Favoriting



Primitivo
(Tico 1968)
Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader  Bamboleate   Favoriting Bamboleate
(Fania 1967)
El Gran Combo  Mozambique   Favoriting Los Nenes Sicodélicos
(LPG 1968)
Los Dementes  La Llorona   Favoriting El Tiempo Pasa, Pere Mi Salsa Llego

Talkover Music:
 Thai Elephant Orchestra  		Heavy Logs   Favoriting Thai Elephant Orchestra
(Mulatta 2000)

Andy Roberts 

The One-Armed Boatman
and the Giant Squid
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  Favoriting 		Just For the Record:
The Solo Anthology 1979-1976
(Castle 1971)
Mary Gauthier  Can't Find the Way   Favoriting Between Daylight and Dark
(Lost Highway 2007)





Jim White  		Fruit of the Vine   Favoriting Transnormal Skiperoo
(Luaka Bop 2007)
Jim Ford  I Wonder What They'll Do With Today   Favoriting The Sounds of Our Time
(Bear Family )

Talkover Music:
 Sonny Simmons  		Cosmic Funk   Favoriting Jewels
(Boxholder 1991)

John Tchicai 

Kirsten
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  Favoriting 		Cadentia Nova Danica
(Polydor 1968)
Miles Davis  What I Say   Favoriting Live at Fillmore West
(unreleased, broadcast on KPFA 1970)
Kenny Wheeler  Toot-Toot   Favoriting



Song for Someone
(Psi 1973)
William Parker / Raining on the Moon  Corn Meal Dance   Favoriting Corn Meal Dance
(Aum Fidelity 2007)

Closing Theme:
 John Lee Hooker  		Stand By   Favoriting I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971)

Listener comments!

  9:12am Andrew:

I Do Not Feel at Home in This Office Anymore
  9:16am Hugo:

Not the same house that Coltrane built?
  9:19am Parq:

"The Wolf That House Built" is a pretty cool name for an album, actually, even if it does call to mind that stupid doctor show the wife and kid like to watch.
  9:21am mike cooper:

Give that guitar player some!!!! Never heard this before!!!
  9:42am Doug:

Good morning (or afternoon, to those of you in Rome and Bergen) everyone!
  9:45am Sur:

Doug, Doug, DOUG, I LOVE these sexy Latin sets that you always give us! I can start the day jumping up and practicing my shines! !Esa es mucha azuquita pa' la gente de Nueva York!
  10:01am Wes:

Good morning Doug. Fine example of a radio program if I ever heard one, as usual. I drank too much rum lastnight, but it looks like it's going to be an alright Friday after all....
  10:07am Doug:

Wes, what is this "too much rum" you speak of exactly?
  10:14am Wes:

Haha...come to think of it....
  10:20am Hugo:

A new Mary Gauthier, that is an event! You should get her on the show, if possible. I've seen her twice here in Bergen.
  10:25am Paul Sherratt UK:

Just got in from work with pup dog Jim and was wondering if the Drummer Some proprietor had got hold of the new Jim White offering and there it was - spinning already ! I'll be at the Manchester Night & Day gig ..
  10:41am Brian Sanders:

Going to see the lovely!! Mary on Sunday in London. To quote Ken Kesey's title she never gives a inch. Jim White's London gig has sold out. How come so many of your great perfomers are more popular here in Europe. Discuss!
  10:46am Cecile:

Because we can be kinda stupid. Then again 80s British band The Outfield was more popular over there than there. What does that say?!?!?!
  10:47am Cecile:

I meant to say here.
  11:02am Parq:

Hokay, productivity goes to hell for 60 minutes. Shutting my door, sitting back, turning up the puter volume . . .
  11:08am Doug:

A reminder to you dear listeners: Please email me your thoughts about this documentary; I will forward them to the producer. Cheers!
  11:13am Scott:

This is the best explanation of modal music I've ever heard.
  11:29am nh_dave:

Loving the coltrane segments up here in New Hampshire. I always forget the wonderful connections of all the great jazz from that era. So much great music and you can really sit and listen to changes that each musician was going through.

So thanks for taking the time and playing them. Will go back and listen to last weeks since I missed it.
  11:30am Tim NH:

Weird - I'm in New Hampshire too. I can't imagine there are a ton of FMU New Hampshire listeners, but you never know. The documentary is amazing - listening to Coltrane is a constant rediscovery.
  11:36am Doug:

Dave, I wish it were possible for you to go back and here Part 1, but this Coltrane documentary is not being archived. The producer of the program felt he did not have permission from the Coltrane estate to allow it to be made available in a form that could be easily downloadable. Trust me, we are hoping that at some point that permission will be given. If that ever happens, I will rebroadcast the whole thing in order for it to be archived.
  11:36am Josh:

I'm in St. Louis and loving it too.
  11:57am Listener Dave from NH:

I'm (yet another) Dave from N'Hampsha and I'm also loving the documentary. I never did get too much into jazz, but I had to pick my jaw up off the floor the first time I heard Coltrane's "Stellar Regions."
This is educational and reverent to the man and manages to avoid whiffs of hagiography, all the more impressive because so many of his peers put him up on such a lofty pedestal.
  12:04pm mike:

Yo Doug! who is this playing now? ornette and don cherry? Thanks again for the Trane doc...beautiful.
  12:09pm raissa:

thanks doug! inspirational on many fronts. who was it that said Coltrane hardly talked in rehearsals. that he allowed the musicians to use their individual musical intelligence. and that he didn't even know what the pieces were called until the recordings came out.
  12:12pm Doug:

Mike, this record is actually the first track of Bryce's show. The trumpet is Alan Shorter (Wayne's brother) and the tenor sax is Gato Barbieri. The album is Shorter's release "Orgasm" on Verve. A stunning record indeed. Welcome to Friday afternoons Bryce!!
  10:43pm mike marino:

hey doug sheets of sound trane getting propelled by elvin jones i waslucky to have seen him at the village vanguard in the early 70s fmu and your time slot are the best
  12:40am Doug:

Mike, if you saw Trane and the Vanguard in the early 70's you indeed were lucky! (He died in '67.) I imagine you meant '60s and, yes I am envious. Impulse records (or whatever corporate monolith owns the Impulse catalog) released a four-CD box called the Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Sessions, which is gets any of us who weren't as lucky as you just about as close as possible to experiencing the Trane Quartet at that famed venue back then.
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