WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 11/30/12

Listener comments!

8:28am d:

natural logarithm?

8:34am Doug Schulkind:

Very impressive! My punning muscles are still fast asleep.

8:53am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug & d or was that Doug & dd?
I think Carmichael called this the Flintstones kit.
Just received a T shirt, amazing people these FMU coves, still despatching despite all the woes.

8:53am Van in DC:

oh that was good, d.

Good morning all, Happy Friday!

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

And who said that WFMU doesn't give a shirt?!

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

Happy Van in DC Day!

8:58am Parq:

Man, is it good to hear you live in the morning. I had been without home 'net access for a week and a half.

8:58am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Heya Parq and ndbob!

9:01am Bob in Charlottesville:

It must be a special feeling when you see a picture on the web and know that that will be the picture for the top of your Friday morning playlist. Especially this week.

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Bob in C
I knows 'em when I sees 'em.

9:05am El Thatchmo:

Please tell the truth today, Baba Ram Doug.
We are lost little listeners and need your aural signpost to send us to salvation.

9:08am Maggie:

Feel better Doug! I felt like crap this time last week (a week after getting the flu shot). Not fun.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome to Radio of the Damned, El Thatchmo.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Maggie dear! Yes, my throat feels like this guy's instrument sounds.

9:13am Brian in UK:

@Maggie just had a 'flu jab today. Doug, you a Rum Baba, creamy outside, impossibly rich inside.

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

I bet the drumset pictured was played by Count Basie's drummer Sam Woodyard on the band's signature tune "Jumping at the Woodside."

OK, that's all I got.

9:20am Maggie:

Brian in UK - i hope you have better luck with your shot than i did with mine. it's the first time i ever got sick right after getting the shot.

9:21am El Thatchmo:

Darkly continental!

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

This cool number by Nigerienne youth was shared at the spectacular blog Ghostcapital. It's also in my Mining the Audio Motherlode post this week (which just went up this morning):

bit.ly...

9:25am Uncle Michael:

Good morning Drumheads

9:25am Uncle Michael:

I'm really lichen that set of traps, Doug.

9:27am Brian in UK:

Doug just ordered Kouyate, had to do it.
Ginger Barker anyone.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael's here. Hide the liquor!

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

Nate Silver forecasts a 107% probability that you will adore the next set.

9:33am Uncle Michael:

I never drink before 9:00 AM...almost.

9:34am ndbob:

haha Doug:)

9:34am Brian in UK:

Tartit, great name.

9:39am Uncle Michael:

Doug, I was on a pizza run last night and had to sit in the car till an amazing Roxy Gordon track finished streaming.

9:39am Brian in UK:

Doug you need a Djinn & Tonic? Better get dawg walking.

9:40am Paul Sherratt:

Great name Brian and useful if you ever need to be polite to a tory politician.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Oh don't get me started about Roxy Gordon! You got me started...

We ALL have Brother Paul Sherratt to thank for turning me onto Roxy Gordon.

9:43am Paul Sherratt:

Uncle, my young dog, Roxy, wants to know which song you were thrilled by.

9:44am Brian in UK:

Hello Paul, yes Brian is a great name!! The chances of that happening are like an Italian waiters' hips, slim.
How is the little Roxy?

9:45am Uncle Michael:

It was the Rhythm Rebels rap.

9:46am Uncle Michael:

"...and what about Roger Miller..."

9:46am Elias:

My word! That was a good song. This one is too.

9:46am Artie:

Glorious, glorious horns!!

9:47am Brian in UK:

@UM that was the first Roxy Gordon I heard on this very show around Dec '05

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

Ahoy, Elias! Aloha, Artie!

9:48am El Thatchmo:

You are setting me up!

9:49am Paul Sherratt:

Brian, young Roxy is still growing ... he's now a large head taller than the adult, Jim

9:49am ndbob:

great set here Doug!

9:50am Elias:

Good morning Doug!

9:51am Brian in UK:

Off for a tramp in the woods. Fill in the punch line yourselves.

9:51am Uncle Michael:

Brian, I looked for it and it looks like it was played once...in 2004. I could be wrong.

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Getting gooder by the minute, Elias!

9:52am Uncle Michael:

This set makes me want to bury a dear friend.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

As long as you've received prior permission, Uncle Michael.

9:54am Paul Sherratt:

Brian,

If you go down to the woods today ... ( great song, esp the Henry Hall version with vocals by Val Rosing )

9:56am Uncle Michael:

I think this must be what Alex Chilton really had in mind.

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

This 9th Ward MB track was featured on WFMU's tumblr pages as the #newrekkid of the day:

bit.ly...

9:57am Paul Sherratt:

Saw the Dirty Dozen once. Noticed our Dame, Helen Mirren joining in the fun too.

9:58am Uncle Michael:

I saw DDBB on Congo Square, the one year we went to Jazzfest. So much fun.

9:59am Alex in Illinois:

Wow, that was great marching-band music, though this grooves more than marches. I don't think I would have sought this out or discovered it on my own.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Don't you feel bad for the literally billions of people not listening to this right now?

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

DJ Monica on WFMU Sunday evenings is big into marching band music. Plays her some killer dillers regularly.

10:01am Uncle Michael:

They can't hear this in Syria.

10:02am Paul Sherratt:

Doug,
It's an inexplicable world.

Uncle, that's where we saw DDBB. No idea of the year !

10:03am Uncle Michael:

Paul, For me it was was probably around '93 or '94.

10:04am Elias:

Thanks for placing that link, I just ordered two copies of the 9th Ward Marching Band LP. Two, so that my brother and I don't have to share. He lives downstairs, but in a crisis two flights might be too far to go.

10:10am Alex in Illinois:

I saw DDBB at the 1989 Jazzfest in New Orleans.
@Paul Sherratt? Could it have been that year? I think that was right after their Voodoo release.

10:11am Uncle Michael:

I like when Doug presents more actual humans. He's like P.T. Barnum.

10:12am holland oats:

mornin' drumma et al

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

On behalf of the 9th Ward Marching Band, Elias, I thank you two times.

Uncle Michael, actual humans are among my favorite kind.

Hiya holland!

10:14am Uncle Michael:

I'm thinking of making Lechon Cubano today.

10:18am Paul Sherratt:

Alex, I think it probably was '89. I got in to trouble with the OH for fantasising about Dame H's presence. However when she sat down on the grass next to us a couple of years later at an astonishing Ann Peebles/Otis Clay show I felt pretty smug ...

10:20am duke:

Los Destellos very tasty guitar work

10:20am Paul Sherratt:

Doug, that Carlos Puebla song isn't on this Egrem cd here on the desk.
Something wrong there !

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Who doesn't fantasise about Dame H? I dream of being handcuffed by Inspector Tennison and inter-O-gated.

10:21am Uncle Michael:

Wow, Paul...were the Hodges in the Peebles/Clay live band?

10:28am Paul Sherratt:

Uncle,
Pass, sorry ! The NO highlight however remains that Rebirth Brass Band gig in The Glass House

10:30am Doug Schulkind:

You can have that track since you put your mouth on it, duke.

10:31am Paul Sherratt:

Wonderful stuff Mr DJ, but hasn't that Miles Cleret got a grand pair of ears ?

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

He's sure got big ones, Brother Paul.

10:40am Uncle Michael:

I didn't catch the nature of the Ozzie Guillen reference...what did I miss?

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Unlike me, Ozzie got fired for saying nice about Fidel Castro.

10:43am Fiveash:

The Onion's "The quotable Ozzie Guillen" from sometime last year is one of the funniest things I have ever read. Sample quote: "Wrigley Field makes me puke. When I eat a little bit of the ivy on the wall it make me puke barf everywhere"
http://www.theonion.com/articles/the-quotable-ozzie-guillen,17853/

10:43am Uncle Michael:

Ah. If he'd have been a manager worth saving, he would have been saved.

10:47am Uncle Michael:

My cat thinks my stereo is broken. My cat is a philistine.

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Fiveash
The nonfiction Ozzie is funnier that the fiction.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Quick, Uncle Michael, make a YouTube of your cat thinking the stereo is broken. You'll make millions.

10:50am Fiveash:

Doug, he really is. I remember a quote to the effect that he wouldn't let a hard loss get to him, he'd just drink a six pack of beer and take an ambien. Something like that.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

LISTENERS IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY:
Please refrain from breathing for awhile until they clear up that toxic train derailment.

10:51am Paul Sherratt:

Poor Ozzie spoke too freely ...

10:52am Uncle Michael:

Poor Ozzie speaks in Gibberish and is bad at baseball.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

More like, poor Ozzie toked too freely.

10:57am Brian in UK:

So who is the most handsome man in N Korea?

10:58am ozzy:

zing! you got me. wait, what? where am i?

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

You will always have a home here, Oz. We'll keep a permanent hot mic for you whenever you feel the urge.

11:01am Brian in UK:

@UM Ref Roxy, make that Dec '04. That means I have been listening to this Freefrom (sic) for eight bluddy years. No idea what (sic) means but I have often fancied writing it.

11:01am ndbob:

@Brian that was pretty funny - I've read about other times when mainstream news organizations mistook Onion stories as real ones

11:03am Uncle Michael:

ndbob, the only part of the onion quote that was made up was the part about eating ivy.

11:03am tr,sh:

I read Onion 'stories' alongside regular news. It helps to keep me on my toes.

Media is obsessed with story-telling.

11:09am kat330:

Hello Doug and all y'all! I'll most always be very late to this playlist on Fridays, but still listening and tune-grooving, as I'm able, the first two hours. :)

Doug, sorry to hear you're still feeling lousy. :( I might have been Patient Zero with my nasty cold back on Oct.10th. No flu symptoms, but certainly the full extent of cold symptoms. Noticed many on the playlists have contracted colds in sequence since then.

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

You were very good to cover your mouth while commenting, kat330. I'm sure I got it from someone else.

11:11am ndbob:

Heya Kat!

11:11am Uncle Michael:

My weekly voice-tracked show is theme-based and sometimes I get stuck for an idea and in those cases I usually do a "keyword" show. I'm working on keyword: "tonight." It's cool thought. the set has seven consecutive decades represented and I like that. I had a recent show with nine consecutive decades.

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

This song title translates (from Dutch) as "Why Don't You Let Me Stand"

11:11am kat330:

I *do* know how to politely cough into my elbow, yes.

Hi, Bob!

11:12am Brian in UK:

Henk hears heaven with a pedal steel.

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael, you are ALWAYS welcome to mention your show and provide linkage!

11:13am ndbob:

a couple of really lovely songs here

11:15am Uncle Michael:

Thanks Doug. More just shooting the breeze about how I'm spending my morning than "drumming up" business...but I'll drum...

11:15am kat330:

Doug, I recall a familiar tune for your talkover music early on -- maybe the first or second mic break -- but I can't now think of what it was, and none of your listings have a familiar song title. Hm. Guess I'll visit the archive once it's up.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Indonesian music often sounds very "polite" to me. Even the fuzzed-out wilder stuff.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

I'm all ears (well, mostly ears), kat330!

11:17am kat330:

(drumming fingers) So what's the link, Unc?

11:18am Carmichael:

Good morning Doug and drummers of all ilks.

11:19am kat330:

@Doug: Well, I'm certain the title wasn't "Regay" or "Dead Dog in the Street," so unless the track mentions "a version of...." I simply can't even find the tune to hum in my head anymore. I'll check your archive in a few hours.

11:19am Uncle Michael:

The voice-tracked show is for Viva Radio ( http://viva-radio.com )and is aired thrice weekly, first airing is Wednesday at 8:00PM (all time zones, internet magic). My archive is at http://ebs-radio.com The show is The Emergency Broadcast System...then there's the live show...

11:20am kat330:

Thanks, UM!

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

@kat330
The "Regay" track in the first mic break was really that song from the Sound of Music (the name escapes me at the moment).

11:21am kat330:

Yes, yes!! Lonely Goatherd!

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Hallooooo Carmichael!

11:21am Brian in UK:

@kat try Regay. just a thought.

11:22am Uncle Michael:

My live show is Hinky Dinky Time Radio and it's on Wednesdays at 8:30 PM, Central. Audio is archived at http://hinkydinky.net The best way to catch the show live is at http://stickam.com/hdtr where you'll have the joy of actually seeing me do the show....

11:22am kat330:

Mystery solved, but I'll still check out the archives for much I missed. :)

11:23am Uncle Michael:

Welcome, kat... :)

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

This guy sound very drunk, but still extremely polite.

11:24am kat330:

This is wild, heh! Is he crying?

11:24am Uncle Michael:

He's gonna get bounced...but not violently.

11:24am ndbob:

this is great!.. sounds a but like the Screaming Jay Hawkins of Indonesia

11:25am Van in DC:

I think it's a counterpoint to Mind Train :)

11:25am Uncle Michael:

It's amazing. I love this.

11:25am kat330:

Exactly, Bob!

So, Doug, are you planning an Australian extravaganza on your shows next week?

11:26am Carmichael:

"Up on a hill with a lonely goat" in reggae?!?

11:27am Uncle Michael:

Oh dear...my listeners are in big trouble...Fedex was just here.

11:27am Brian in UK:

Anyone listening to KBOO later?

11:28am kat330:

@Carm: I don't recall a particularly reggae spin on it. What would reggae yodeling sound like I wonder?

11:28am Uncle Michael:

My new effects processor just arrived. I'm gonna go all "Rex" on their asses.

KBOO?

11:29am kat330:

@Brian: What are they scarin' up on KBOO?

11:30am Brian in UK:

Look at FMUs front page, they are our friends.

11:31am Uncle Michael:

will do

11:32am Brian in UK:

Here tis.
http://kboo.fm/node/51365

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Isn't KBOO doing a WFMU tribute tonight? DJ Rich, who sometimes fills in for Tony Coulter here on the Drummer Stream, is on KBOO.

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for that link, Brian in UK!

11:37am Uncle Michael:

I'll check it out.

11:39am Andy S.:

McKinley Mitchell -- killer track! Check out his later ballads "The End of the Rainbpw" and "The Town I Live In." Only 51 when he died in early '86 (heart attack) -- sad loss.

11:39am kat330:

Thanks, Brian (delayed by doorbell)!

11:41am Van in DC:

Here come the fuzz bwaa ha ha

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings Andy S!
The Shout comp of Mitchell's One-Derful tracks is stellar.

11:46am kat330:

@UM 10:14: This afternoon I'll be taking a 14-lb. turkey from its brine and roasting it up, stuffed with herbs from our garden, segments of clementines, onions and apples, and diced carrots and celery. This is the turkey Philo's company doles out each year, usually the Friday before Thanksgiving, but didn't manage it until the Monday before. Too late for thawing, brining and roasting on Wednesday as needed. So it's been kept in his office fridge in the interim. This weekend will be T-giving redux. :)

11:49am ndbob:

sounds great Kat!

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

When would you like us, kat330, how about 6:30? I'll bring some spicy pecans and wine.

11:51am kat330:

Honestly, I wish I *could* get beam all of you here! I have to freeze a bunch, make soup and endless leftovers.

Talking turkey, are you going to do the blog you mentioned, Doug?

11:51am Brian in UK:

@kat could you sent me a scratch & sniff email photograph please.

11:52am Van in DC:

& taste :)

11:52am Uncle Michael:

That sounds great Kat...nit sure why I was honored with the post directed to me but thanks! I did a new Turkey recipe last week...last year I brined for the forst time but I think I'll stick with this year's dry brine recipe.

11:52am kat330:

[oops missing a "t" in honestly -- just borrow one of the extras Clay always adds to my handle. ;)

11:53am monica:

and you brought it all on us. thanks for another great show, doug!

11:53am Brian in UK:

Great set Doug, you've passed the audition.

11:53am kat330:

@Brian: :) The only cooking I'll outright boast about is my roast fowl, especially since we've had an herb garden. Tender and savory with capitals T and S.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

Doug, thanks so much for the music and for giving me a place to hang out with music and turkey nerds.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Hey Monica!

11:54am ndbob:

Indeed Monica!

11:54am kat330:

@UM: I found your 10:14 post about food. USUALLY this group (and all playlists) have some "food porn" posts peppered throughout. Guess everyone here is feeling sated today. :)

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

The pleasure is sublimely mine, Uncle Michael. Nerds, turkeys and drumheads forever!

11:56am Fiveash:

Nice one Doug. So many great album cuts in Aretha's Atlantic catalog.

11:56am monica:

yo, ndbob!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Ah, right...my Cuban pork!

11:56am kat330:

Yessiree, Doug, thanks for bringing the world to our ears as usual!

Have a great day, everyone!

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

Solomon Burke gave this number a spin, but I'll take the original.

11:58am Van in DC:

Much enjoyment, great show, happy happy, all set for rest of day. THANKS DOUG!

11:58am Van in DC:

This show was as solid as that drum set, I daresay.

11:59am Uncle Michael:

I'm getting hip to Fame...the Candi Staton compilation is excellent.

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

Wowee that was fun.

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

Have a great day, drumheads.

12:01pm Bob in Charlottesville:

Great show, hope you feel better.

12:02pm Carmichael:

Thanks, Dougie. Enjoy the weekend.

12:02pm kat330:

Yes, echoing Bob in C-ville, }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} healing hopes heading your way, Doug.

12:03pm duke:

work was interfering with listening today, but what I heard was great as always

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

Yankori Beibatane	Air De Haoua	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (Dust-to-Digital )
Halidou Karimou and group	In Praise of Hunters Possessed by the Dogwa Genie	Hunters of the Dallol Mawri (Ocora 2005)
Samaria de Tanout	Rabana Ta Allah	Festival National da le Jeunesse Nigerienne (Agence de Coopération Culturelle et Technique )
Group Inerane	Tehi Teyman	Guitars from Agadez, Volume 4 (Sublime Frequencies 2011)
Etran Finatawa	Anadjibo	Introducing Etran Finatawa (World Music Network 2006)

Eureka Brass Band	Sing On	New Orleans Funeral & Parade (American Music 1951)
Young Tuxedo Brass Band	It Feels So Good	Jazz Begins - Sounds of New Orleans (Atlantic 1958)
Dejan's Olympia Brass Band	Lilly of the Valley	New Orleans Street Parade (MPS 1968)
Dirty Dozen Brass Band	Time	Buck Jump (Mammoth 1999)
9th Ward Marching Band	The Letter	Sneakin Up the Street (Rhinestone 2012)
Hot 8 Brass Band	Fine Tuner	The Life & Times of the Hot 8 Brass Band (Tru Thoughts 2012)

Carlos Puebla	El Son de la Alfabetización	Y En Eso Llego Fidel (Movie Play 1976)
Chocolate Armenteros	Cuando Canta el Cornetin	Chocolate Armenteros & His Cuban Soul (Caimán 1996)
Los Destellos	Boogaloo del Perro	Clase... Aparte (Odeon 1972)
The New Swing Sextet	El Trofeo	Revolucionando (Cotique 1970)
Orq. Melodia (or maybe not)	Palenquerita	Palenquerita: Candelazos Curro, Volume 8 (Discos Curros )
Meridian Brothers	La Gitana Me Ha Dejado	Desesperanza (Soundway 2012)

Hafez Modirzadeh	Facet Seventeen	Post-Chromodal Out! (Pi 2012)
My Silence	What Ever Happened to Doo Wop?	It Only Happens at Night (482 Music 2011)
Joe McPhee & Chris Corsano	For Kidd Jordan	Scraps and Shadows (Roaratorio 2011)
Christian Marclay & Otomo Yoshihide	Hyoushi	Moving Parts (Asphodel 2000)
Colin Stetson	Clothed in the Skin of the Dead	New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges (Constellation 2011)

Pattie Sisters with Enteng Tanamal and his Comets	Waarom Heb Jij Me Laten Staan	Pattie Sisters with Enteng Tanamal and his Comets (Diamond 1968)
Trio Visca	Tjempaka	Trio Visca
Zul Darwis & Asmidar Darwis	Sifat Manusia	Indonesia Pop Nostalgia: Pan-Indonesian Pop, Folk, Instrumentals & Children's Songs 1970s-1980s (Sham Palace )
Koes Plus	Jangan Memakanan Diri	Hard Beat (Audio Play 1971)
Benjamin S.	Digebukin	Java-Java: Indonesia Screaming Fuzz (No Smoke )
The Rollies	Kenangan	Pim Bersama (Remaco )

The Gay Notes	Crossroads	b/w Hear My Plea (Post 1955)
McKinley Mitchell	I've Been Wrong	The Town I Live In (One-Derful! 1962)
The Composers	Woe Is me	Vicious Vicious Vocals! Volume Vun (Savage Kick )
Bobby Brinkley	The Guy With the Car	b/w Tobacco Road (Monument 1962)
The Virginia's Employment Commission (Hire Through)	John Fuzz	b/w Don't Go to Strangers (New Faces 1969)
The Fenways	Whip and Jerk	b/w Walk (Imperial 1964)
Geater Davis	I Can Hold My Own	I'll Play the Blues For You (House of Orange 1971)
Tommie Young	You Brought It All on Yourself	Do You Still Feel the Same Way (Soul Power 1973)
Aretha Franklin	Prove It	Aretha Arrives (Atlantic 1967)
Dan Penn	Uptight Good Woman	b/w Keep On Talking (Fame 1965)

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