WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 02/15/13

Listener comments!

8:40am annie:

good morning!! looks as if everyone is sleeping in..

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8:41am duke:

Hello, my name is ____________ and I have a freeform radio problem."

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8:42am duke:

Will we be hearing that young singer to left this morning?

8:43am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Annie! I'm always thrilled when you are here.

Good morning to you, Duke! I'm afraid our young singer is too bashful (and too anonymous) to appear on today's programme.

8:45am annie:

i'm always thrilled when i can make it, too, doug.. it's few and far between of late. have to leave half-way through, though

8:46am Doug Schulkind:

OK, Annie. I'll leave all the crappy songs for later...

8:46am glenn:

any music about asteroids today? news.nationalpost.com...

8:47am holland oats:

hullo drumma, coffee's a-brewin'

8:49am holland oats:

wow @glenn, did that thing break off of da14?

8:49am glenn:

and congratulations to steve martin, age 67 and first time dad.

8:51am glenn:

i don't know, nut it sure as shit caused a lot of damage.

8:51am glenn:

ooops. but not nut.

8:55am Uncle Michael:

Wellllll...g'morning drumheads....

8:55am holland oats:

video is intense

8:55am Parq:

I *wish* I'd been sleeping in. Damn, what a rough week this has been. But I got GDS and the gang to keep me company this morning.

8:57am Uncle Michael:

At least I can listen a bit while I'm getting ready to leave the house.

8:57am annie:

doug, you're a gem!

8:58am Parq:

A young friend of mine explained that he'd come out of the burger joint dissatisfied, and apparently the omnipresent powers misheard him, because all he said was "God, I want it meatier."

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Wow, I almost just deleted my ability to connect remotely to the stream. Actually, I DID delete it. Somehow, untapped genius bubbled up to the surface and revealed itself. WE ARE ON!

Howdy Holland Oats, Glenn, Uncle M, and Parq!

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am glenn:

it's been a crazy news week, without a doubt.

8:59am Jeff Golick:

Please don't start w/o me...

9:00am Uncle Michael:

That was the week that....whoa.

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

Hi ndbob and Jeff Golick! I almost started without ME.

9:01am Jeff Golick:

Is this where the Downloaders Anonymous meeting is? Or is that down the hall? Maybe I'll just grab a cup of cofee...

9:01am holland oats:

aw yeah here we go....!

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9:01am duke:

we can't start without Doug. We would degenerate into an unruly mob, or at least more unruly than usual.

9:01am northguineahills:

The meteorite explosion vids are insane.

9:02am ndbob:

I may miss part of the show today.... my Iphone is freaking out - meeting someone at the Verizon store to switch off phones and have mine repaired - so I need to go if he calls during the show

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Head for the Northguineahills!

9:02am Uncle Michael:

Please don't start with me.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Duke, you all are the ruliest mob I've ever known.

9:04am Uncle Michael:

Time to commence with my morning toilette.

9:05am Frank from VT:

Morning all. Coffee and GtDS makes for a perfect morning. Except for this pesky work thing...

9:06am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya Frank!

9:07am Michael:

Morning all. Ready to go with damn meetings in between alas.

9:08am Jeff Golick:

I hope you had the mic on while you searched for the stream connection....

9:08am listener 108365 in bushwood:

Doug, some morning, for old time's sake, could you play the last few measures of Israel's national anthem before going into your opening theme? It's the way I hear it in my head.

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9:09am duke:

Happy B'day Mrs. Drummer

9:09am Parq:

Happy birthday Missus Drummer Some!

9:10am ndbob:

Happy Birthday Jessie!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Listener 108365 in Bushwood, that is a capital idea! I live in the Jewish neighborhood in Pittsburgh and have met people on the street who are Nachum listeners and remember hearing the beginning of my intro on Friday mornings following JM in the AM.

9:11am annie:

happy birthday jessie!!!

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9:11am duke:

There are two Sluggo avatars on the comment board today.

9:11am holland oats:

haha!

9:12am holland oats:

Remember The Past, Live The Present and Trust The Future.

9:12am Brian:

Doug you do need to come to New Orleans. I live here and Mardi Gras was incredible...again.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Cancel the meeting, Michael. I mean really. Where are your priorities?

I will cut and paste all birthday greeting comments for Jessie into an email and send them to her. She hopes to be listening to the 2nd half of the show.

Greetings to Sluggo 1 and Sluggo 2.

And hello Brian.

9:13am listener 108365 in bushwood:

must be squirrel hill. my daughter lived there while going to UofP; T
Two Sluggos?! What should do!?

9:14am still b/p:

Fiery smashblasts roaring down from the heavens, cruise passengers crapping in Ziplocs, and the creator of Underdog has died. Izzit endtimes or what? Soundtrack it, Drummer, soundtrack it!

And I think the term for a grouping of the species is a "pug" of Sluggos.

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian
My about to be 96-year-old mother-in-law is from New Orleans. We moved her up north twelve years ago. Good for her, but bad for our regular visits to NOLA.

Listener 108365, Squirrel Hill it is. We live next door to one of the three massive temples in the nabe.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Thank God you capped the Z on the proper name Ziploc. The company would be proud of the name recognition if not the (crapping in it) image conjured.

9:18am still b/p:

Where's my check?

9:21am northguineahills:

A francophonic Caribbean island tour?

9:23am glenn:

s b/p - don't forget the goats. oh, the huumanity. gawker.com...

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Francophonic sounds like the Spanish national recording company under the Generalissimo.

9:26am northguineahills:

Is the recording company still dead?

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Yup, still dead, NGH. (I almost made a reference to that old SNL joke, but chickened out.)

9:28am Uncle Michael:

Have a great show, Doug...and a great day, everyone. I'll catch up on ya later.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

If you gotta go pee, go now. You don't want to miss the opening track of the next set, a yodeling blues about Utah Mormons. A STUNNER.

Happy day, UM.

9:32am Jeff Golick:

Best birthday wishes to Mrs Drummer, Doug. The live mix tape! Just what every woman wants...

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

How does one wrap a radio show? (Play rap music?)

9:35am glenn:

yodeling and mormons go together like barbecue and bigamy. or something.

9:44am ndbob:

wow - what a song here:)

9:45am annie:

i really enjoy sitting on the sidelines group dubya bench, listening intently and peeking at the comments now and then.. really i do.. this is a great tune!

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

There are many ways to skin a radio show, Annie!

9:50am Holly in NC:

Can't yet listen, but wanted to get in a birthday wish for Jessie!

9:51am holland oats:

red caps ain't what they used to be

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

Your wish has been recorded and preserved, Holly!

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9:52am duke:

great set.

9:53am Jeff Golick:

Speaking of bad luck, just want to chime in here to say that Mets pitchers and catchers reported this week.

9:54am Jeff Golick:

Didn't even know Bob Feller played the clarinet!! Oh, wait a sec...

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Hey-O! Good thing the Wilpons' money troubles are behind them. Bastids.

9:56am Paul Sherratt:

Truly gorgeous selections today, so far. Apologies but I'm knee-deep* in paperwork.

* Slightly below average height for this county..

9:58am Jeff Golick:

Just noticing, via the ever-lovin Twitter, that your wife, Doug, had the good taste and fine timing to be born on the same day as Henry Threadgill.

9:58am Michael:

The future is now for our Mets: at least our catching may be set for the next decade
www.nytimes.com...

10:00am Jeff Golick:

@Michael: ok, but...I'm still gonna miss Dickey.

10:01am ndbob:

great set here!

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10:01am Artie:

Loved that first set. Fantastic to hear all the parallels after so recently listening to a lot of Mardi Gras Indian music earlier this week

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Paul Sherratt
That's a relief, because you are handsomest from the knees up.

@lol mets
Trading Dickey for a catcher with back problems was a terrible move.

10:05am holland oats:

this is why live sets need an archive, so i can give something to MY wife in may!

10:05am Jeff Golick:

[[ "catcher with back problems" aka "catcher" ]]

10:06am holland oats:

cecil gant once wrote a song about bedbugs, in case anybody's looking

10:08am glenn:

and i thank the mets for sending dickey to my fair burg.

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10:08am Artie:

Back, knees, ... "So kid, how long ya think yer gonna last in this league anyway?"

10:10am glenn:

if there's a present day major leaguer who's ever read mark harris' books, it's r.a. dickey.

10:10am andujar:

tuned in!

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

DJ Andujar! It's an honor, sir.

10:18am Jeff Golick:

Ok, get ready to be trolled hard: www.buzzfeed.com...

10:21am glenn:

i'm with her. can't stand the scat.

10:22am Jeff Golick:

This is great and whole CD (www.reelrecordings.org...) looks amazing.

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

The fedoras are egregious.

10:24am Shaun:

30 quid for Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers &c. Who wants to be my valentine?

10:24am Jeff Golick:

I feel like that post is a musical version of, "Women...amirite, guys?"

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
On that page, it mentions that if you use the promo code "Reel" you get 20% off the cost of the book. Which I did at about 1am this morning.

SAD NEWS ALERT...SAD NEWS ALERT...
I spoke with Michael King at Reel the other day and he said that the "Trad Dads" comp will be Reel Recordings' final release. Me very sad.

Hi Shaun!

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

Check out how hard Chris McGregor pounds the piano in this next track...

10:26am Shaun:

I'm a cheap (£30) date! Hi, Doug.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

This tune "Sonia" was written by Mongezi Feza, trumpeter on the prev. Gary Windo tune.

(Also, do you hear the crickets in the background? This was recorded live, outside.)

10:29am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: no more Reels? Egad. Such a dependably great source for great music.

On the Equinox book site, I really like the "inform my library!" link.

10:32am still b/p:

The stream will NOT stay on and steady for me this morning. Damned frustrating. All my anticipation and enthusiasm for this pleasure cruise has turned to a plastic bag of...

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10:33am duke:

Any post referring to Kenny G. (the sax guy, not the FMU guy) as jazz is immediately trolling.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
If you use the promo code "Dougtoldme" they charge an extra 10%.

@still b/p
Try listening using this flash-player link:
wfmu.org...

10:36am Camille:

tuned in!
Thanks! Andujar for letting me know to tune in to this great radio show.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

Big welcome to you, Camille!

10:37am Hugo:

Sounds like an essential read.

Chapter 12 The Artsman Cometh or Things May Come And Things May Go But The Arts Council Grant Goes On Forever

Has he been listening to Pete Brown and Piblokto?

10:38am andujar:

where did you get that photo at the top of yr FB page? the clown action

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

And greetings to you, Hugo.

By the way, if anyone is interested in reading the piece about the late, great British also saxist Mike Osborne, go here: www.jazzinternationale.com...

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

The fellow shredding on this selection: Wayne Prue. Anyone ever heard of him?

10:45am Hugo:

Oh and birthday greetz to Jessie from the whole family (including the fellow on the left)

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

What a handsome puss. (The fellow on the left.)

@Andujar
Someone sent it to me. If you Google "Bozo in the bush," I bet you find it...

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Nope, try "Bozo in Africa.: That does the trick.

10:49am Jeff Golick:

Re that piece of trollage earlier, the BuzzFeed music editor tweeted this: "It's pretty obvious that on every level it's a hyperbolic joke!"

Unfunny and dumb and totally jk...a joke!

10:52am Hugo:

The fellow on the left is totally adorable. We call him Apricozy.

10:57am kat330:

@Doug: Happy Ides of February and Happy Birthday to Jessie! :)

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya kat330! I guess the avatar above you must be kat329.

10:59am Matt from Springfield:

Morning, Doug and Drummers!
Parcel #2 of love sent out to Jessie--for this day, a Happy Birthday!

I hope Parcel #1 for Valentine's didn't arrive smooshed? Or was left out in the rain? (There was a green icing cake in there, you see).

10:59am kat330:

Inspired to change my avatar by your top photo today.

11:00am Matt from Springfield:

Belt it out, kat, belt it!

11:00am kat330:

@glenn: Speaking of birthdays, didn't you say it is Steve Martin's birthday today also? Sweetly enough Philo presented me yesterday with a lovely edition of bro' Steve's novel "An Object of Beauty," with p. 126 bookmarked for Sargent's "El Jaleo" painting. I've kept a print of that piece with me over decades of household moves.

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

OMG that's you, innit?!?

11:01am northguineahills:

I broke up w/ a girl once b/c she said she didn't like jazz. Everything else was going really well at the time.

11:01am kat330:

Hiya, Mattster! Rather than ready to sing, I looked more like a Catherine the Great in the making. ;)

11:02am Matt from Springfield:

Wooot! Deeply hippy song from Central Park!
Psychedelic Psellouts territory!

11:03am kat330:

@Doug -- you talkin' to me? If so, yes, that's me at about 3 yrs. old. A carnival photo booth, and I presume my Hoosier Daddy had just won that horsey for me.

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

Yeah you, kat330. It looks like you. So dear!

11:06am kat330:

@Doug, yeah, I still had the Milky Way in my eyes back then, sigh.

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there Matt from Springfield!

11:08am kat330:

@Hugo: Adorable, apricot-colored Apricozy!

11:10am glenn:

ngh, do you know this robbie fulks gem? www.youtube.com...

11:10am kat330:

I've tried scrolling back to catch up on the conversation but admit to being stymied. Maybe a lot of what I don't understand pertains to your mic break narratives?

11:11am Matt from Springfield:

@Doug: Really enjoyed the Asha/Mahendra Bollywood track! I found that was from a well known 1970 film, appropriately titled "Purab Aur Paschim" (East and West).
Here's the orig sequence: www.youtube.com...

11:12am Matt from Springfield:

@kat: And dare I say, cozy as well, no doubt.

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

@Matt from Springfield
If I click on that Youtube link, it'll go out over the air! My computer is live. I will spy it after the show. Thanks!

11:13am Hugo:

Yes, that was a very good piece on Ossie. Probably would go along with All Night Long being the best of the bunch. That one truly burns!

11:13am glenn:

i don't know if it's steve martin's b'day. i was congratulating him on becoming a dad for the first time at age 67.

11:14am Michael:

Great Gene Clark.

11:16am Matt from Springfield:

Agree, Michael!
@Doug: Beautiful color cinematography, as well.

11:17am northguineahills:

ha, glenn, my gf doesn't like Nashville country, she goes up the wall when I play 60s-70s Nashville. Now, old folk, hillbilly, bluegrasss and non-mainstream country, she really likes.

I think jazz is a good barometer of understanding and appreciating multiple genres of music. If you don't get jazz, you won't get improv, avant-garde, noise or appreciate the song craft 'more structured' genres . Just my opinion.

11:17am kat330:

Ah, oh. Now that I reread your note, I guess it would be quite the coincidence if both birthday and new father. I wasn't even aware he was married, but congrats on his late-life undertaking.

11:18am ndbob:

Greetings Kat!

11:18am kat330:

Tinkly tinkly.

11:18am kat330:

Hi, Bob!

11:19am ndbob:

Excellent show Doug.. I have to leave in a few - will catch the rest on the archive

11:20am kat330:

Have a great weekend, Bob, and see you next week!

11:20am Matt from Springfield:

"Luck" is an enormous factor in fame and recognition.
Hi there NDBob!

11:20am Matt from Springfield:

Or should I say, holadios NDBob!

11:22am ndbob:

Hey Matt! - I'm off to the store to get a loner phone while mine gets fixed - the screen looks like a light show

11:22am Matt from Springfield:

Durante! :D

11:22am kat330:

@Matt: Damn straight. I really appreciate it whenever I see a celebrity acknowledge the "luck" factor. And, OTOH, I was very annoyed with the big trend several years ago -- led by Oprah Winfrey -- that claimed "There's no such thing as luck. You MAKE your own luck." Ptui.

11:22am kat330:

Jimmy! :)

11:22am thedunkel:

Happy BDay Mrs Drummer!

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

'allo there Dunkelmeister!

11:23am Parq:

Hearing Durante always makes me smile, with the memory of my Hell's Kitchen grandparents.

11:24am thedunkel:

howdy Mr. Drummer - you make my tired ears very happy this am! muchos grashyash!

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Ah yes, thedunkel, but your nose has taken a catnap.

11:26am Matt from Springfield:

@Parq: Wow, was that how they talked in Hell's Kitchen? Cool accent.

11:26am Dominick:

music for greasing the weezer

11:27am thedunkel:

:) drummer!

11:27am Parq:

And I should add that, decades later, I married a girl from Hell's Kitchen. She didn't have that accent, but there were still a few neighbors who did.

11:28am kat330:

This is really nice -- definitely smile-inducing.

11:29am kat330:

That was about the Fred Rich. I have a real knack for posting a comment about a track JUST as it ends.

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Dominick!

Hey NGH, I like what you said up there about jazz being a bellwether genre.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

OK, kat330, you've got 1:12 left to comment about the Enchanters. (Make that 1:01)

11:31am kat330:

@ngh/Doug: I wonder though if a true appreciation of classical music is had by all jazz enthusiasts. Classical was my "gateway" music, and I think it helped lead me to appreciate many genres.

11:32am kat330:

Ohh, this is DJ Duane's relative, right? [not sure whether father, uncle or brother]

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Is that true (about Duane), kat330? I didn't know!

11:34am jessie:

thanks hon -- my nose and I are dancing along at our desk

11:34am kat330:

Matt will know for sure. :) Just waiting on his response.

11:35am northguineahills:

Seeing Sam Rivers live was my gateway out of the indie rock ghetto. I'd had always been into classical music since I was a little kid.

11:36am kat330:

I found it, Doug. Derrick's Duane's uncle.

11:37am Matt from Springfield:

@kat,NGH: Classical/jazz are both mainly "intellectual" vs. "popular" genres today, but it depends too on whether the listener is more into structure or deconstruction/free form, and that would further separate which types of jazz they prefer.

I'm more into Classical and know about that. I like jazz and love the master "curating" Doug and other DJs here do to bring us great tracks--though I couldn't call myself a "jazz person".

11:37am Doug Schulkind:

Happy Birthday to you and your nose, Jessie!

11:38am Matt from Springfield:

@kat: You broke the news to me this time! That's awesome, Duane's uncle is pretty great!

11:39am Paul Sherratt:

Happy Birthday from all north of Watford and on behalf of those in Watford too..
http://netanimations.net/birthday-pilotcat%20(1).gif

11:39am kat330:

@Matt: Find a track on one of Duane's playlists after Thanksgiving 2012 where he recorded the Harriott family sing-along. It was sublime harmonizing.

11:40am Matt from Springfield:

Of course they would all come through--hearing that it's for Jessie's birthday! :)
HBD once again!

11:40am kat330:

@Paul: TY for that adorable animation!

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

I love the ears on that kitty, Paul Sherratt!

11:43am northguineahills:

I remember Duane talking about Derrick Harriot a while back.

11:44am kat330:

@Doug: Yes, they appear to be acting as ailerons.

11:44am Matt from Springfield:

@kat: Thanks for the rec!
Anthropologists have found that families really do sing together better than with non-relatives. Explains all the great "Family" vocal groups from country, folk, doo wop, soul to the present.

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Now I've never figured out if Derrick Harriott (and thus Duane) is related the genius Jamaican sax player Joe Harriott. (One of my all-time faves.)

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Doesn't Sachiko sound like Laura Nyro on this track?!

11:45am Jeff Golick:

not to rain on this parade, but was just alerted to this: www.citypress.co.za...

11:45am kat330:

@Matt: wfmu.org... The 3rd track from the end of that show.

11:47am Matt from Springfield:

@Doug: YES!
Can't remember if other commenters have compared Sachiko to Ms. Nyro before, but I remember a favorable comparison someone made to some Western singer on a playlist before.

11:47am kat330:

@Matt: My fondest childhood memories were Thanksgiving at my maternal grandparents' home when my uncle played guitar and we all sang in at least 3-part harmony, occasionally 4-part. :)

11:49am kat330:

@ngh: Yeah, me too, and rather recently either earlier this month or late January. But the Harriott name stuck out because of that family at T-giving track. My family sure never sounded that swell.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Hey Jeff Golick,
Any sneak previews for your upcoming D:O RADIO on Monday (noon-3pm, right here on Give the Drummer Radio!)?

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11:51am Artie:

Occasionally Harmonious Families

11:51am Matt from Springfield:

Ah, that would be myself! I called her "the Japanese Joni [Mitchell]" after "Running Away on a Road of Snow" was played on Surface Noise:
wfmu.org...

11:52am kat330:

Oh, Fabio played a track off this I believe. It's lovely! And what pranksters at the label to name it that "pray" on words.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

You only quote the really smart listeners, Matt.

11:53am Matt from Springfield:

@Artie,kat: So nice to bring out an occasional harmony!

11:54am Matt from Springfield:

@Doug: Smart listener you are! :) You know that I have quoted yourself before, then? :)

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Artie!

11:54am kat330:

Our on-rare occasion harmonious family lacked most all the soul the Harriott family demonstrates. But then we were singing such "standards" as "Whispering Hope," "I've Got a Mansion Just Over the Hilltop," etc.

11:55am Jeff Golick:

Threadgill...Butch Morris...Braxron...

11:55am Jeff Golick:

Braxton!

11:55am glenn:

pass this on to mrs. drummer some, please doug. www.youtube.com...

11:58am kat330:

Actually it was that very same Fujii & Fumica track: wfmu.org...

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

I will copy all good birthday wishes and links into an email for Jessie and send.

@Jeff Golick
Braxron is "Braxton" as back-announced by Scooby-Do.

12:00pm kat330:

Matt goes around requoting himself unawares, and now I go around favoriting a track I already favored, just in a different incarnation. ;)

12:01pm Jeff Golick:

...or Astro...

12:01pm kat330:

GREAT show, Doug! I'll catch the earlier sets in the archives. Have a great birthday weekend!

Bye everybody -- be safe!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

I'm gonna quote Matt about you favoriting your favorites.

12:01pm Matt from Springfield:

@kat: The more favoriting/quoting, the merrier!

12:02pm Shaun:

Scrappy-Do would only listen to Wynton-approved tunes.

12:02pm Matt from Springfield:

Thanks for another great episode Doug!
Have an enjoyable weekend, everyone!

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12:04pm duke:

Thanks Doug!

12:04pm northguineahills:

Thanks, Doug! Have a great weekend!

12:06pm Doug Schulkind:

You guys are the Scooby-Doest ever! Thanks for hanging with me.

12:07pm glenn:

have an average weekend, to quote shadowy men on a shadowy planet.

12:08pm Matt from Springfield:

@glenn: SMOASP, house band of KITH. Enjoyed their surf rock sound!

8:08am Van in DC:

Am I late?

8:13am Doug Schulkind:

Late, shmate! Pull up a cushion and let me do the show for you. Where shall I begin...

8:15am Van in DC:

Wow, happy late birthday greetings to Mrs. Drummer!

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)

François Moléon & group	An Mwe San An Mwen Ka Koulé	Guadeloupe: Gwoka • Soirée Lèwoz a Jabrun (Ocora 1992)
Raoul & Group Grivalliers	O-Mérilo	Caribbean Voyage: Martinique Cane Fields and City Streets (Rounder 1962)
Eugène Mona et Son Groupe du Marigot	Pessone Pa Lé Couri Vidé	Boi Brillé (Parade 1973)
Monsieur Dolor et Les Guitar Boys	Panty	Tumbélé!: Biguine, Afro & Latin Sounds from the French Caribbean, 1963-74 (Soundway )
Fay Victor w/Other Dimensions in Music	De Night a De Wake	Kaiso Stories (Silkheart 2010)

Phil Pavey	Utah Mormon Blues	Jazzin' the Blues, Volume 4 1929 - 1943 (Document 1929)
The Two Poor Boys	My Baby Got a Yo-Yo	Joe Evans & Arthur McClain 1927-1931 (Document 1931)
Grand Central Red Cap Quartet	They Kicked the Devil Out of Heaven	Black Secular Vocal Groups, Vol. 2: The Thirties (1931-1939) (Document 1931)
Elizabeth Smith (Bob Fuller: Clarinet)	Gwine Have Bad Luck for Seven Years	b/w No Sooner (Victor 1926)
Paula Watson	Hidin' in the Sticks	b/w Of All Things (Supreme 1948)
Jesse Thomas	D.Double Due Love You	b/w Same Old Stuff (Miltone 1949)
Lord Luther	Thinkin' Man's Girl	b/w The Truth (Frantic 1959)
Stomp Gordon	Oooh Yes	Stompin' the Blues, Volume 2 (Ace 1952)
Pvt. Cecil Gant	I Wonder	b/w Cecil's Boogie (Gilt Edge 1944)

Gary Windo's Symbiosis	Standfast	Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers and Free Fusioneers: British Jazz 1960-1975 (Reel Recordings 1971)
Chris McGregor	Sonia	Sea Breezes (Fledg'ling 1987)
Duke Edwards & the Young Ones	Black Elephant	Is It Too Late? (Prestige 1968)
Kidd Jordan	Waves of Birds	On Fire 2 (1-2-3-4 Go 2011)

The Glass Family	I Want to See My Baby	Electric Band (Warner Bros. 1967)
Central Park	Flower Hill	b/w Who Wouldnt Love to Be Loved (Amy )
I Baronetti	Te Lo Prometo	The International Vicious Society, Volume 5 (University of Vice )
The Doppler Effect	God Is Alive in Argentina	b/w Memphis Woman (Ego 1967)
Gene Clark	Some Misunderstanding	No Other (Asylum 1974)

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Jimmy Durante	It's My Nose's Birthday (Not Mine)
Fred Rich & His Orch. (Vocal: Smith Ballew)	Baby's Birthday Party	Volume 1
The Enchanters	Today Is Your Birthday	Jubilee Jezebels, Volume 2
Derrick Harriott	Birthday Song	Enter the Chariot
Bobby McLaughlin	Funky Birthday	Funky Funky New Orleans 3

Kan Mikami	Yume Wa Yoru Hiraku	19 Years 2 Months 16th Night (Live 1970) (PSF 1970)
Sachiko Kanenobu	Far Away From You	Misora (Chapter Music 1972)
World Standard	Forever Green	Mountain Ballad (Daisyworld 1999)
The Fujii & Fumica	Listen the sound of the Creek	We Pray the Brooze (Gramophone 2003)
Hirokazu Yamada	A Dialectic Apple in the Existence	Kozan (Tiara Company 1985)

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