WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 02/21/14

Listener comments!

8:34am Uncle Michael:

Elisha looks a little stressed.

8:41am glenn:

he probably had to deal with the hipster douchebags at the apple genius bar. am i right, drummer?

8:44am Doug Schulkind:

You am right, glenn. Morning Uncle!

8:51am Uncle Michael:

He's trying to drown out Sky Pilot.

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8:51am duke:

Good morning drummer and drummers.
That gif: Meth is a hell of a drug

8:51am Pufnstuf Dude:

Morning gentlemen and lurkers.

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8:54am Brian in UK:

So, no Olympic brain surgery on ice then. What kinda show do you call this?

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya duke!

@UM
Nobody but no-bah-dee drowns out Sky Pilot while I'm around.

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8:55am Brian in UK:

Give that drummer some.

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

Pour me some tea, Brian. Let's talk curling.

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8:59am Brian in UK:

Housework on ice. That's Glenn's territory, well let's see what happens this afternoon.

8:59am Uncle Michael:

We're going to have to agree to disagree about Sky Pilot...with tridents and swing nets...and sweat...lots of sweat.

9:00am Gary:

Listening on phone, commutin'

9:01am Uncle Michael:

hi Gary

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Order me a bagel, Gary!

9:02am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Hi ndbob!

9:03am glenn:

i'm pretty confident my boys will sweep to victory.

9:06am ndbob:

mostly sunny here

9:08am Gary:

Hola, todas! Will pick up noshes 4 all

9:09am ndbob:

first version of this that I knew - from the Harry Smith anthologies

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9:10am Brian in UK:

Thank the Lore(d). Second that, Doug. He helped me get a copy of Lord You're So Good by Rev Jackson.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

One of the greatest compliments I ever received was from a compratiot of Harry Smith who told me Harry would've loved my show.

Adam Lore is in the Harry Smith class of great musical humans.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Read about and grab all the tracks for this Esther Lee record here: blog.wfmu.org...

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

It is not so easy to get the lung power to sing whilst lying in a hospital bed.

9:21am ndbob:

Thanks for the link Doug - I've seen that LP cover before, but never heard her

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9:21am duke:

Great gospel set. Kevin Nutt would be proud.

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

More on Esther Lee: lostandsafe.wordpress.com...

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9:22am listener james from westwood:

howdy all! had to scavenge for breakfast but happy to be here now!

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
I serve to please my master, Rev. Nutt.

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

Listener James from Westwood... Welcome!

9:32am pt çäd:

wow, the Vocalaries are very vocal...

9:35am ndbob:

Heya James!

9:36am pt çäd:

I use to search out numbers stations nightly...but then started to feel very weird.

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9:38am listener james from westwood:

how do, bob!
not sure how to do it, but i want to somehow get the lincolnshire poacher numbers station cut onto my ipod touch as an alert.

9:40am Uncle Michael:

The GDTR stream...barely within the realm of human control.

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9:41am listener james from westwood:

it has become self-aware. get to the shelters.

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9:43am listener james from westwood:

cue up the "protect and survive" nuclear fallout clips on youtube before the electromagnetic pulse fries the wires

9:44am Alex In Illinois:

It's Alive! But wait! I think it is on our side!

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

H@llo, pt çäd!

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Alex in Illinois!

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9:45am listener james from westwood:

quick, placate it with pledges so we stay on its good side!

9:46am still b/p:

I will have fried wires on toasted rye and orange juice, please.

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9:47am Brian in UK:

Get out the Patrick Allen readings from Two Tribes

9:47am Uncle Michael:

"I'm afraid I can't do that...Doug."

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry no rye. How about some challah. Everybody say Challahhhhhh!

9:48am pt çäd:

HI DRUMMER SOME! Digging this Mana piece and so is one of my cats....not sure about the other one..

9:48am Listener Gary at Work:

The bagels are in the conference room

9:49am Webhamster Henry:

That just sounded like the classic reel-to-reel tape finished rewinding sound!

9:49am pt çäd:

[watching chicks ski and shoot little bullets at targets. This is the event my son likes the most]

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9:49am listener james from westwood:

today's fresh challah is tomorrow's delightful french toast.

9:50am still b/p:

I think Loretta Lynn came from Butcher Challah.

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9:50am listener james from westwood:

just call me a challah-back boy.

9:50am Uncle Michael:

Biathlon is preparation for the *real* hunger games.

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

My wife digs the biathlon the most, too. Those fuckers time their shots to happen between heartbeats so it doesn't jostle the rifle. Yow!

9:52am Hugo:

Interesting piece.

Off this one, I think:

http://www.discogs.com/Jorma-Tapio-Terje-Isungset-Aihki/release/1163953

Isungset lives in town, often works with ice. Not on this one, though.

Off to see The Thing tonight. Not a horror movie, btw. Some rowdy Scandinavian jazzers.

9:52am pt çäd:

@Doug: I knew! I hate guns but that holding the rifle steady business is fantastic.

@ljfw: totally with you on the challah french toast.

9:53am glenn:

until my broken ribs heal up, and i get back to work, i can't pledge. reality bites hard sometimes.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

This version of "Slow Train to Viaductsville" on this compilation is billed as the first release of the full-length version. It is 2:50. I wonder how long (short) the originally released version was!

9:54am Gary:

What is this 80s awesomeness?

9:54am pt çäd:

holy crap, the Italian women in the front just missed like 4 times! The American did better...

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of broken bones, I gotta take the dog to the vet after the show for back left paw x-ray. Sad dog.

HELLO
U
G
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9:55am still b/p:

What broke the ribs, glenn?

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9:55am Brian in UK:

There is a great label called Superior Viaduct. Like to see the inferior ones.

Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes = NAAFI

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
Info re: Naffi Sandwich: www.mimaroglumusicsales.com...

9:57am glenn:

me stepping on a cat toy and falling down my stairs.

9:58am pt çäd:

@gleen: oh man, fucking cats. I'd use that as a reason to fire the cats.

9:59am pt çäd:

speaking of which: I have some puke to clean up downstairs...DAMMIT.

10:00am glenn:

ah well. their union is pretty militant, i can't fire them.

10:00am pt çäd:

Ukrainian woman just got 5 out of 5. Shooting much straighter than everyone else.

10:01am pt çäd:

The Minister of Labor would never allow cat firings in my house. Neither would her jack-booted little thugs...(sorry kids)

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

Ding Ding Ding Ding! We have a winner! The magic word for today's program was "puke."

pt çäd, please stop by the GTDR offices within the next 45 days to pick up your Kewpie doll. (Reporting the cash value of winnings to the tax authority is the sole responsibility of the prize winner.)

10:03am pt çäd:

well, at least the fuzzy little jerks are good for something.

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10:04am listener james from westwood:

the ukrainian athlete might have some very justifiable anger to work out.

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10:04am Brian in UK:

You prize winners make me sick.

Only 6-2, glenn.

10:04am glenn:

a joke.

There was once a man from the city who was visiting a small farm, and during this visit he saw a farmer feeding pigs in a most extraordinary manner. The farmer would lift a pig up to a nearby apple tree, and the pig would eat the apples off the tree directly. The farmer would move the pig from one apple to another until the pig was satisfied, then he would start again with another pig.

The city man watched this activity for some time with great astonishment. Finally, he could not resist saying to the farmer, "This is the most inefficient method of feeding pigs that I can imagine. Just think of the time that would be saved if you simply shook the apples off the tree and let the pigs eat them from the ground!"

The farmer looked puzzled and replied, "What's time to a pig?"

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10:05am listener james from westwood:

pt, one of my friend's cats barfed straight down a floor-mounted heating duct. she just put her head down on her copyediting and cried.

10:05am pt çäd:

cracking up ljfw...

10:06am still b/p:

That Heyboer would be perfect workout music, eh?

glenn - Hope ya heal the hell out of them bones as quickly as possible. I'm sure all leaning, laughing, sneezing, coughing, rising, and every other damn thing is tough for a while.

10:07am glenn:

i sneezed, and passed out it hurt so much.

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10:08am listener james from westwood:

yeesh! sorry to hear you're laid up. hope the ribs are feeling better soon.

10:09am pt çäd:

I hear you glenn--had some cracked ribs due to bike crash. I was almost healed and sneezed because I forgot my sunglasses outside, heard a crack, sharp pain, and was right back to square one.

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

Awful, glenn. So sorry.

10:11am pt çäd:

5 of 5 for Ukraine again. They're cooking!

10:11am jeff g:

Phoning it in today -- unlike this show.

10:11am Uncle Michael:

I think this should turn into the GDTR equivalent of the "showing their scars" scene from Jaws...at once!

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10:11am Brian in UK:

My wife had pleurisy after our motorbike crash. It was agony breathing. My broken leg and thirteen stitches in the knee were nothing.

10:12am Uncle Michael:

See? Now we're talkin'!

10:12am glenn:

huh. i have to ask - how does forgetting your sunglasses lead to sneezing?

10:13am jeff g:

Sorry about the ribs, glenn.

10:13am Gary:

Sending healing vibes to you, glenn

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10:13am Brian in UK:

Ever tell you of the time I was disembowelled? No, well it was like this...........

10:14am pt çäd:

sensitive eyes I guess--if I go outside without sunglasses, I'm guaranteed about 4 sneezes.

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10:14am Artie:

glenn: the sun in the eyes. like many, i'm cross-wired such that bright light leads to a blinking response that gets transliterated into a nose-tickle. sun sneezes.

10:15am glenn:

i'm pretty sure that after 28 years of being a carpenter, i've got the scars / injuries award gold medal won.

10:15am Uncle Michael:

Drawn *or* quartered? I like "and" better. Yeah.

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10:15am Artie:

en.wikipedia.org...

10:16am glenn:

awww. you guys. you're the best. now send cash, ya lazy bastards. :)

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10:18am Brian in UK:

8-2 oh dear.

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10:19am βrian:

It takes a truck to fill a pothole.

10:20am still b/p:

The street wants in on the "show your scars" contest.

10:20am Alex In Illinois:

My grandmother once sang me a song about Pittsburgh potholes

10:20am Uncle Michael:

Are you a pitcher or a kvetcher? IYKWIM

10:21am glenn:

seventh end. 8-2. hehehehe.

10:23am Uncle Michael:

The tamale is in the oven. I repeat...the tamale is in the oven. Over.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

This was recorded live at the Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival, June 27, 1997. Maybe you were there, glenn?

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn / Brian in UK
Are you talking the Men's Curling Final, perchance?

10:25am glenn:

no. i'm not really a big jazz guy, truthfully. also, that was the week my dad died.

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry I brought it up, glenn.

10:26am glenn:

that's okay. i'm just a big ol' debby downer today, huh?

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Group hug! OUCH! Damn, sorry glenn.

10:29am glenn:

haha. that's funny.

10:29am Lewis:

@glenn - some days are like that, even in Australia.

10:30am Uncle Michael:

I'm getting into the shower. Could you turn this up, Doug?

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10:30am βrian:

Do porcupines hug?

10:31am Lewis:

@UM - wait, the tamale is in the oven and you are getting in the shower? That was the sort of thing that always ended in disaster in my father's world… (only in was notoriously tomato soup and a little nap)

10:31am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I'm on pins and needles waiting for an answer.

Howdy, Lewis!

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

Hahahaha, more Yusef Lateef. Hahahaha!

10:33am pt çäd:

k, gotta go errand...Thanks Drummer Some.

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Next up, my second all-time favorite singer. Any guesses?

See you, pt, you're such a çäd!

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

This is Joe Zawinul on piano. You sound smarter if you pronounce it ZAH-vee-nool.

10:43am Hugo:

Jeanne Lee! There are some duets with Karin Krog roundabout 1970, both doing vocalese. Good stuff. And videos with Hampel, Perry Robinson et al. More good stuff.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

AP Sports
BREAKING: Canada wins Olympic gold in men's curling.

@Hugo
I am still heartbroken over the death of Jeanne Lee.

10:48am Hugo:

@Doug: I'll see if I can send you those files I mentioned. You'll appreciate it, I'm sure.

10:48am jeff g:

This set DOIN' it for me.

10:49am jeff g:

(And by doing it for me, I mean making tamales.)

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
Glad you're hearing this set! Had you heard that Terry Adams/Marshall Allen before? That one is new to me. Wows.

10:52am Uncle Michael:

@Lewis, I have the art of the tamale shower down to a science.

10:52am Andrew Waterloo:

@Doug was watching that curling match. The Canadian captain is from my home town.

10:54am still b/p:

I just want to say, with barely defensible relevance, that in the movie How To Marry A Millionaire the fashion description "tamale-colored serape" is used, and for some reason I thought it was a wonderful phrase.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Andrew Waterloo
For some reason, I watched much of the women's curling, but I missed most of the men's. Congrats!

10:54am jeff g:

@Doug: no that was totally new to me! Allen's entrance on that cut definitely made me smile wide.

10:55am glenn:

oh, i can guess at the reason. the women's team is pretty dang cute.

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10:57am listener james from westwood:

i put on headphones at the 1-hour mark and that has made all the difference. loved that last cut.

10:58am still b/p:

Had a curling-flavored moment yesterday with folding metal chairs when I was doing something on an ice rink. I'd like to see a version played with metal folding chairs instead of stones.

11:00am glenn:

anybody ever heard of the band speedtrucker? a friend of mine here is dating the drummer. i guess she she met him at SXSW one year. anyway, she's a pretty avid curler, and he just doesn't get it, no matter how many times we try to explain the game to him.

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

I love curling. I think I first started watching it at the Lillehammer olympics. So everymanish.

11:05am Uncle Michael:

What's so hard about explaining an amalgam of hockey, shuffleboard and housework?

11:05am Uncle Michael:

Doug, you lost the stream.

11:07am Uncle Michael:

Maybe not...I hear a reed instrument and hand drums.

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks UM

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

OK, what are you hearing now??

11:10am Uncle Michael:

a man singing in a language I do not recognize.

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

That was a false alarm. We never lost the stream. There are chickenpeople at WFMU running around with their heads off, however.

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11:13am listener james from westwood:

i thought it was the next track of the zecharia accidentally playing over the open of the stoican.

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11:14am bobdc:

I'm hearing someone singing a language I don't recognize over a sort of 16 bar blues with a lot of hammered strings accompanying him. Is that Io Petre Stoican?

11:14am Andrew Waterloo:

Curling is a lot like Euchre. The concept is simple but the excitement is the strategy.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Yup, you are hearing Mr. Stoican!

@LJFW
There was an overlap. I started the Stoican think that the Zecharia was lost and I wanted to have a track playing when we reconnected. But since we never were disconnected, you got both for a bit.

Warts and all radio!

11:16am Uncle Michael:

the reed and percussion thing cut in very suddenly, just as when the live feed drops and the automated stream comes in

11:16am Uncle Michael:

Sorry for the false alarm, Doug.

11:17am glenn:

i agree, anybody can play a perfect lone hand, it take stones to get a point with a 9, a 10 and a jack.

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11:17am bobdc:

I think "language I don't recognize over a sort of 16 bar blues" would be a great theme for a show, at least on Tuesday night.

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

If I play music that makes it sound like the live stream has cut in, my work is done here!

Thanks for Scott and Liz back at WFMU who were mobilizing to fix the unbroken stream!

And, hey, I forgot to say hey to bobdc. HEY!

11:19am Andrew Waterloo:

@glenn, Or setting your partner up to get the point you can't.

11:20am Uncle Michael:

Your work here is not done. I'm still upstairs!

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

On the one hand, I love that the curling announcers don't explain every last detail of the strategy. it forces you to watch and intuit. On the other hand, I have no fucking clue what's going on half the time.

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11:20am listener james from westwood:

i'll take warts & all radio over the fake jollity that accompanies those exciting 3-cut rock "blocks" on nyc radio.

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
My lack of connectivity to the stream will have no bearing on yours. You connect in a different manner. It will require someone at the station to unhook my feed, but that will happen in the background of your hooked-in feed. Have a cocktail.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

@LJFW
Still, though, it is nice to be able to purchase some wart cream from time to time.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

OK, maybe we should go back to discussing cat puke.

11:23am Andrew Waterloo:

Commercial radio is just unnecessarily stale.

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

My nephew Arlo is playing trumpet in this band. By the way.

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11:24am bobdc:

Hey, Doug! Work meetings often mean that I have to listen to your Friday morning show on "tape" delay, so it's always a treat to listen live. I love love love BodegaPop, by the way.

11:24am Uncle Michael:

Doug...I was making a funny. Have a sip of my cocktail.

11:24am Andrew Waterloo:

I've also been through situations where I've heard 10 minutes of commercial radio and there's been nothing but ads, station ID, and a stupid thing announcing that there is commercial free music coming up.

11:25am Uncle Michael:

We're all down on jollity farm.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

@bobdc
I prefer you live, too. You're so much... liver. Bodega Pop is a revelation! Gary sounds like he's been doing a radio show for decades. We hope to be adding more evening programs on the stream in coming months.

11:26am Andrew Waterloo:

I shoulda snuck a beer in for the hockey game.

11:28am glenn:

i can sort of accept the crappy 3 cut block o' rock, but what cracks me up is the "stay tuned for an important concert announcement at 5:00". and.........
england dan and john ford coley at (fill in the blank) casino!!!!!

11:29am Stanley:

Ha ha.
I've been listening all the time.
Now I'm going to stop.
Ha ha indeed.

11:30am glenn:

are you from the sault, andrew? my cousin used to be a parole officer there. maybe you know her.

11:31am glenn:

kidding!

11:32am Uncle Michael:

Most. Embarrassing. Shout-out. Ever.

11:33am Andrew Waterloo:

@glenn, I am from the Sault. Haven't met any parole officers :)

11:34am Uncle Michael:

I'm picturing the The John Brothers Piano Company truck.

11:34am Andrew Waterloo:

@glenn, laugh all you want, the Sault does have an eerie small town, everybody knows everybody feel at times. The other olympic moment for the Sault was Ted Nolan coaching the Latvian hockey team.

11:35am glenn:

a tweet re: winter olympics
Tom Gara
@tomgara
Winter Olympics is basically a month-long curling tournament that features skating and skiing during the brief intermissions between curls.

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11:35am duke:

I grew up in south central PA. The Emperors were legendary.

11:36am glenn:

i have an ex from the soo, and i've been there many, many times.

11:38am glenn:

and if there's a better sausage than the ones from pino's, i've yet to find it.

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
With good reason! I adore the Emperors! One can imagine a young Joe Biden picking up girls at their dances.

11:39am glenn:

huh. i thought ted nolan was from the six nations.

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

Chubby & the Turnpikes would later change their name to Tavares!

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Didn't a Canadian curling great coach the Chinese team this year?

11:43am still b/p:

Looking for what I hoped would be great images of Emperors Karate album, inadvertently learned from a different image that you can either Give The Drummer Some or....
instagram.com...

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11:43am βrian:

I remember going to watch the locks, as a kid. Up and down, up and down ...

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Wow, I gotta getta hold of that one!

11:45am Andrew Waterloo:

@glenn, he grew up on the Garden River reserve and also coached the Hounds for several years.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

This track courtesy of still b/p!

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

And Youtube.

11:48am Gary:

It's as awesome as the pic of it would have us believe

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

I know, right, Gary!

11:50am glenn:

is everybody in arizona batshit crazy? news.nationalpost.com...

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
I guess Arizona wanted to beat Kansas to the punch. (Sorry Uncle Michael.)

11:52am Uncle Michael:

At least 27 Arizonans aren't.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

I have to put another nickel in the jar. That was my computer's second "error chime" sound that made it on the air today.

11:53am still b/p:

"Slip.." had some of m' favorite kinda organ noodley fills in it. Yum.

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11:53am listener james from westwood:

they want to stash radioactive waste in nevada, but i think they ought to consider their next-door neighbor.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

I thought you and Luna were toasting with wine goblets.

11:55am ndbob:

good one here Doug

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Organ noodling, good; guitar noodling evil.

It just is.

@UM
Luna can't hold her champagne flute due to her bum paw.

11:55am earrie:

I'm going to slide a 'good morning' in before the clock rolls to noon. Good morning. Here comes the marathon!

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Get her a bendy straw.

11:56am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

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11:57am duke:

@glenn how in the hell is that legal? Sounds like it's going to be a money maker for a lot of lawyers and end up with Arizona legislature looking like a bunch of dumbasses.

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11:58am duke:

Great show Doug! Thanks

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

Baby is covering Little Anthony & the Imperials hit.

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Join me in the next room. wfmu.org...

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the show and the toast, Doug.

11:59am glenn:

it's not legal. it'll blow up in their faces, and definitely enrich some lawyers along the way.

hello, earrie.

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12:00pm listener james from westwood:

aw, mama, is this really the end?
magnifico, doug! thanks!!

12:01pm Gary:

Thanks for the greatness

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Fun fun fun fun fun, everyone! I love you all madly happily.

12:02pm still b/p:

Bum Paw is a good name for a tiny remote town off in the woods or up in the challah.

Thanks for goodgood show.

8:38am van:

@ Brian in UK @ Fri. 2/21/14 10:04am:

Sick enough to puke?

lolol sorry couldn't resist.

LATE!

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)

Rev. F.W. McGee & Congregation	Fifty Miles of Elbow Room	Folk Music in America: Volume 1 – Religious Music: Congregational & Ceremonial (Library of Congress 1930)
Doc Reed, Henry Reed, Vera Hall	Down on Me	Field Recordings, Volume 4: Mississippi & Alabama (Document 1940)
Chestnut Grove Quartet	I've Got a Lot of Heaven in My Soul	The Great Beyond (Chestnut Grove ca. 1960)
Esther Lee	Jesus Is the Christ	Where the Glory Began (Private press 1974)
The Taylor Brothers	Mother's Advice	b/w God Knows My Feelin' (Nashboro 1965)
Canton Spirituals	Mississippi Po Boy	Mississippi Po Boy (J&B 1985)
The Vocalaries of Newport News, Virginia	Nobody Knows	b/w Rescue Me (Pinewood 1972)

Jorma Tapio & Terje Isungset	Mana	Aihki (Ektro 2006)
Naffi Sandwich	Slow Train to Viaductsville	Hoochie Pooch-Space Alligator & Freddie Viaduct at Naffi H.Q. 1979-1983 (Em 1983)
Anton Heyboer	Woman Gives Herself By Her Eyes and That Is All	Rules of the Universe (Kye 2013)
Susie Ibarra	Drum Sketch No. 1	Drum Sketches (Innova 2007)
World Standard	The Moon in Song	World Standard (Non-Standard 1985)

Terry Adams & Marshall Allen	Prelude to a Kiss	Ten By Two (Edisun 1997)
Cannonball Adderley	The Weaver	Nippon Soul (Riverside 1963)
Gunter Hampel & Jeanne Lee	Communication	Oasis (Horo 1978)
Bill Dixon	Solo #6	Bill Dixon 1982 (Edizioni Ferrari 1973)

Sidney Bechet	Apple Blues	Sidney Bechet 1950 (Chronological Classics 1950)
Zadik Zecharia	Groom & Bride Entrance	Kurdish Melodies Played on Zorna (Bo'Weavil 1980)
Ion Petre Stoican	Ia-Ti Mireasă, Ziua Bună	Sounds From a Bygone Age, Volume 1 (Asphalt Tango )
Joe Maneri	The Horse	Paniots Nine (Avant 1999)
The John Brothers Piano Company	Patterns of Brick	The John Brothers Piano Company Quintet (John Brothers Piano Company 2013)

	February 21, 2014 Drumming for the people
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The Emperors	You Got Me Where You Want Me	Karate (Funkadelphia 1967)
Spencer Wiggins	Best Thing I Ever Had	Can't Be Satisfied: The XL and Sounds of Memphis Story (Kent )
Chubby & the Turnpikes	I Didn't Try	b/w I Didn't Know the Inside Story (Capitol 1967)
Dee Dee Joseph & David	City Called Loneliville	b/w Devil Made Me Do It (DeLuxe 1972)
Lunar Funk	Slip the Drummer One	b/w Space Monster (Bell 1972)
Freddie North	Cuss the Wind	Cuss the Wind (Mankind 1975)
Millie Foster	Sweet Bitter Love	Slow 'n' Moody, Black & Bluesy & More (Kent )
Baby Washington	I'm on the Outside (Looking In)	( 1968)

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