WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 03/24/14

Listener comments!

11:40am glenn:

has D:O been wally pipped?

No, D:O came back with a negative drug test and have been, as stipulated by the collective bargaining agreement, suspended.

11:42am glenn:

ah. the a-rod defense.

11:43am Gary:

Warming up some chili for this!

11:43am glenn:

oh wait. a NEGATIVE drug test. my bad.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

There is simply no defense for not spinning the wax of Arsenio Rodríguez. None.

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Proof that you didn't "fail" your test, glenn!

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

GTDR DISCLAIMER...GTDR DISCLAIMER...
All drug-glorifying references are made here willingly in the spirit of a "blow me" attitude." Thank you for your concern.

11:46am glenn:

do you know the boddie recordings box set? fantastic soul and funk from cleveland. www.numerogroup.com...

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

I am sexy and have the Boddie (box set) to prove it.

11:48am glenn:

it's so great.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

The folks at Numero are minting happiness.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

Damn, this These Trails cut playing on the stream right now sounds so much like Joanna Newsome. I am still kind of stunned it isn't.

11:53am Gary:

I thought it might be Deerhoof

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Zow! I need to listen to more Deerhoof. Afternoon, Gary!

11:56am Gary:

Howdy, Doug! I can send you the Deerhoof I have after work mebbe

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Gary!

11:57am glenn:

send him the rest of the deer, and he can make some stew.

11:57am Wally Pipp:

We have, however, tested positive for Bolognese sauce.

Greetings from Italy, and rock on with yr bad self, Drumma.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

@Wally P
You are full of Bologny!

12:00pm glenn:

there's quite a bit of baseball being played in italy, actually. www.amazon.ca...

12:00pm ndbob:

afternoon Doug and everyone!

12:01pm Gary:

Aw, man -- jealous of Italy vacay!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Greetings to you, ndbob!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
I don't think it's a vacay for ol' Jeffie.

🥁

12:02pm duke:

Good afternoon Doug and absent Jeffs

12:03pm Gary:

Oh! Okay.

12:03pm pacific standard simon:

Cowabunga, jazz dudes!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Howdy duke!

12:05pm Carmichael:

Not a vacation for Jeff? Hope it's not another paternity suit. Man, he gets around.

12:08pm Doug Schulkind:

Bungacowa to you, too, pss!

@Carmichael
Jeff is in Italy looking to score some rare LPs on Horo label.

12:09pm Jeff Golick:

(Bunga bunga.)

12:11pm Carmichael:

Just thought I'd start a baseless rumor. Pay no attention to the dumb west coast guy.

12:11pm Doug Schulkind:

Ed Blackwell is a sturdy 29 on this recording. The tenor player, Nat Perriliat, is only 22. The dean of all modern NOLA jazz musicians, Ellis Marsalis, is on piano here. (We forgive Ellis for having those assholish children.)

12:14pm Doug Schulkind:

I will always regret that my sister went to Wesleyan University. Because if she hadn't, I would have and would have studied with Ed Blackwell there. I still love my sister. And Ed Blackwell.

12:16pm earrie:

I have suddenly developed a hankering for an Italian salad with fresh, plump, roma tomatoes,
'Insalata Caprese', maybe ?

Must be getting on lunchish.

12:16pm Doug Schulkind:

@earrie
I didn't know you speak lunchish!

12:17pm glenn:

earrie is made of cool. just sayin'.

12:19pm Doug Schulkind:

Like Ed Blackwell, Marion Brown taught at a university in Connecticut for many years (after having been a graduate assistant at Wesleyan).

12:25pm earrie:

I'm all for variety in languages and temps.

12:27pm Doug Schulkind:

I would like to swim in the vast knowledge that is Lake earrie.

12:29pm ndbob:

Ah my brother and sister in law went to Wesleyan

12:32pm still b/p:

Push neither the Q-Tip of inquisitiveness nor the barge of curiosity too far into the earrie canal, or things can go wrong.

12:34pm earrie:

I know how to say I don't know something. That's useful know-how.

12:39pm glenn:

probably the most useful of useful know-how.

12:40pm Uncle Michael:

destination: Vout,

Orenee

12:42pm Doug Schulkind:

How you be, Uncle Slim?!

12:43pm Uncle Michael:

Slammin'

12:43pm Doug Schulkind:

You are a wise man, still b/p.

12:45pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug! ... I need to go - might be back for the end

12:45pm Uncle Michael:

I'm having ciabatta, mortadella, provolone and caponata. I speak Italian lunchish.

12:46pm Doug Schulkind:

See you later, ndbob!

12:47pm Doug Schulkind:

Which bass player do you think has appeared on more records, Ron Carter or Reggie Workman? It's a tough call.

12:49pm glenn:

carol kaye.

12:51pm Doug Schulkind:

That's cheating, glenn. By the way, today is Carol Kaye's 79th birthday.

12:52pm Uncle Michael:

Carol has even appeared on records she didn't appear on.

12:53pm Doug Schulkind:

The wonderful Laura Veirs wrote a song named Carol Kaye in her tribute and honor.

12:53pm Uncle Michael:

We call this "Purdie-syndrome."

12:54pm Uncle Michael:

I think Carol says she played on that session, Doug.

12:57pm Doug Schulkind:

I once went to a Women in the Music Industry luncheon where awards were given. Two of the recipients that day were my WFMU colleague DJ Monica and, for lifetime achievement, Carol Kaye.

12:59pm Doug Schulkind:

After the show today, I am headed downtown to see my daughter perform with her symphony in this place: itsallmaya.com...

1:01pm Uncle Michael:

Such nachas! I envy you.

1:03pm Gary:

That's awesome!

1:06pm holland oats:

drumma! peoples! sazzy sazzers!

1:09pm Gary:

wfmu.org...

1:11pm Gary:

I'm guessing those are very long cassettes!

1:11pm northguineahills:

I don't remember getting so sore from carrying multiple flightcases of rekkids and gear up and down stairs. I've gotten weak and old!

1:12pm Doug Schulkind:

Ahoy, holland O!

@Uncle Michael
Forget the nachas, I'm going for the nachos.

@northguineahills
Moving records is about the dumbest things humans ever invented.

1:14pm earrie:

A time lagged, 'Wow', here. Wow.
Here's a flipside of that symphonic space from the stage:
www.mascaroconstruction.com...

1:15pm glenn:

will you play hot rod lincoln on the day she gets her driver's license?

1:15pm jeff golickionessione:

Wifi cutting in and out at the hotel, but thrilled I can catch parts of this show! I mean, this is my kind of show.

1:16pm Uncle Michael:

I'm a newly-minted fan of Brooklyn Brine's Damn Spicy Pickles. They're really not that spicy but they're very good.

1:16pm Doug Schulkind:

Cool earrie! Though we shouldn't get too excited. Her symphony is playing IN THE LOBBY. It's a warm-up to a performance of Carmina Burana by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. A violist in the PSO is the conductor of my daughter's symphony (for which said daughter is principal violist!)

1:18pm Doug Schulkind:

@UM
Nothingly like artisanal anything from Brooklyn to help me miss home a little less (though I'm sure they are good pickles.)

@Jeff G
Hey, you resemble that remark!

1:20pm glenn:

isn't roky erickson's brother in the p.s.o.?

1:22pm Doug Schulkind:

Why don't you just p.s.o.f.f., glenn.

1:22pm Doug Schulkind:

Said with love.

1:22pm jeff golickagazzi:

How'd Lincoln settle on viola, Doug? Too much violins in school?

Thanks you've been great try the veal.

1:23pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey, who ordered that Freddie Hubbard with Eric Dolphy and a string section? It's ready!

1:24pm jeff golickemone:

@UM: Brklyn Brine is down two blocks from my apt. Good stuff, though kinda dear.

1:24pm northguineahills:

@UM: I've had those pickles, and they're damn good (yet as said, not as spicy as I expected).

1:25pm Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
Your bass assumption is closer to the truth than you know.

1:26pm Doug Schulkind:

Next up is music from a record direct from the D:OR collection.

1:26pm jeff golickini:

Roky, meanwhile, joined up with the u.f.o.

1:29pm Doug Schulkind:

The song after the next will be a 28-minute number performed live in Stockholm. Any guesses who it is? Here's a hint, the drummer is just Okay.

1:29pm jeff golicko:

Ah, sweet. Listened to this on the plane ride over...

1:29pm glenn:

sumner erickson. tuba. and here's his house, which i think may be in the drummah's hood. robertwboyd.blogspot.ca...

1:30pm Gary:

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THAT FOOD FLEA MARKET IN WILLIAMSBURG? My GF drags me there during the summer. I had Brooklyn Brine pickles there once and they're pretty good. @Doug: They have "ARTISANAL" shaved ice there, too. :)

1:32pm Gary:

@Doug: While you were out: www.google.com...

1:32pm Doug Schulkind:

You are a treasure, glenn. I will never doubt you again.

1:33pm northguineahills:

Digging this Polly Bradfield. New to me.

1:34pm jeff golicko:

@glenn: are you in fact Sumner?

1:35pm northguineahills:

@: I should know, as it's only a 20 minutes walk from my pad, but I've only been there once.

1:35pm Gary:

@Glenn: I saw that doc not knowing anything about Roky or his music beforehand ... it was so, so good. Sad! But good.

1:36pm holland oats:

documentaries about crazy musicians from austin are always the best

1:36pm jeff golicko:

@Doug: it's Temiz for me to go but will hit the rest via the archives fer sho. Buonasera, everyone!

1:37pm Doug Schulkind:

Thank you Gary. I feel so much less homesick.

Arrivederci, Jeffseppi!

1:38pm Gary:

What is the story of this woman? Reading the Wikipedia entry it sounds like she just disappeared.

1:39pm glenn:

i do like tuba. quite a bit actually, but alas, i am not sumner.

1:39pm earrie:

Hey Jeff, bring back some radio?
Happy Italian everything-ing.

1:46pm pacific standard simon:

Contrarily, I'm crazy about this bed music. What I've heard, he'd be insulted if you DIDN'T ask him to play at parties, and he'd play all night. Seems appropriate that we have a machine version of him to enjoy now.

1:49pm Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
Are you talking about Polly Bradfield? Let's hope she's off somewhere jamming with Rocky Boyd.

@pacific standard simon
I love that, too. Mechanical or otherwise. Hey by the way Simon, I hope you are safe and away from any horrible shifting earth.

1:52pm pacific standard simon:

Thanks, Doug. I'm far from any mountains, and have more to worry about from the rising ocean levels. Also, no family or friends in the slide area.

1:56pm Gary:

Yes, Polly -- that track was amazing.

1:56pm Doug Schulkind:

Just awful stuff out in Wash. Read a few minutes ago that there are now — 108 — people unaccounted for.

1:57pm northguineahills:

moar dome sessions!

1:57pm pacific standard simon:

At 1:30 AM, however, I was awoken by a horrible raccoon rumble. About 5 or 6 of the nasty beasts were fighting it out below my bathroom window, screeching and growling. Sounded like they were actually IN the bathroom! Tufts of fur were found this morning.

1:59pm earrie:

Gah. 108.
And grounded rescue workers.

2:00pm Doug Schulkind:

We have had baby racoons in our Pittsburgh backyard. Even stranger, we had racoons in our Brooklyn backyard! Now those urban racoons were some hardy mofo racoons.

2:01pm Doug Schulkind:

This melodic riff Cherry is singing with the flute is very very South African.

2:04pm still b/p:

There were some Raucous Raccoon lyrics tryin' to surface 'til I swatted them down.

2:07pm pacific standard simon:

Don Cherry could probably have been melodic with his nose and pocket handkerchief.

Final raccoon note: wish I'd had a DAT recorder handy -- the sounds were ripe for mixing with a percussion track.

2:08pm Doug Schulkind:

Rauc on, dude!

🥁

2:10pm Brian in UK:

Hey, whats up Doug? Goliccio he done gone?

2:12pm Doug Schulkind:

Hi Bry! Jeff G is in Bologna, Italy, for a book fair. I know it's unfair, but you'll just have to wait it out till next Monday.

2:14pm Doug Schulkind:

Just saw this posting by Isabella Koen on Facebook:

"TOMORROW. Tune in to Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse on Give the Drummer Radio on WFMU to listen to Jesse Kaminsky and I trade tracks, play patty cake and read each others tarot cards. I'll be sharing some music I picked up in Barcelona along with other weirdo things. 7-9pm!"

🥁

2:19pm Brian in UK:

How to get a head in jazz by L Coxhill (aged 32 years)

🥁

2:20pm Brian in UK:

'Too much gristle in the blancmange.' H Rawlinson

2:20pm fleep:

Cow heads, cow heads, roly poly cow heads, grind them up, yum.

2:21pm Doug Schulkind:

Instead of Barnes and Barnes, you're talking Barns and Barns?

2:27pm Doug Schulkind:

Gee, I wonder why this portion is called Synalto?

2:31pm Doug Schulkind:

Positively synful.

2:33pm snake:

lovin the coxhill lp...it's even better than I ever imagined for his 1st

2:38pm northguineahills:

Robert Pozar, also new to me.

2:38pm Doug Schulkind:

Glad you like, snake!

2:46pm Doug Schulkind:

@ngh
Search for "Cleve Pozar" and you will come up with some wild stuff on Youtube.

2:54pm Gary:

Enjoyed the show, Doug! Pray for me: I gotta go the dentist in 15 minutes ... and it's the first time in, um, maybe five-six years?

2:55pm Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
I've been there, Gary. And I had been away much longer. You'll do fine. (If you ever need, I can recommend an excellent dentist in Brooklyn. Waaaaahhh! I miss Brooklyn.)

2:57pm Gary:

Do I need to do another Google image search for ya, Doug?

2:57pm northguineahills:

woah, it's three! Thanks a doodle Doug. Awesome sounds!

🥁

2:58pm Brian in UK:

Good luck Gary, Say Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

Thanks Doug, is that all there is?

2:58pm Gary:

Too late: www.google.com...

2:58pm Doug Schulkind:

No, Gary, just take a selfie of your mouth.

@ngh
You're awesomer!

2:59pm Doug Schulkind:

Phew, Gary, I thought it was going to be all dentist photos.

🥁

3:00pm Brian in UK:

See ya later, baked potata.

3:00pm Doug Schulkind:

Say "hi" to Peggy Lee, Brian in UK!

I purchased this Cal Massey record on Portobello Road in London!

3:00pm Gary:

LOL ... see you soon!

🥁

3:01pm Brian in UK:

Nice one, Doug. Bet you cannot do that now.

Red or grey?

3:04pm Doug Schulkind:

Grey always grey! (Grey what?)

🥁

3:07pm Brian in UK:

Squirrels.

Theme Music: Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes (rehearsal)	Old/Quartet Sessions (Nessa 1967)
Sun Ra	The Perfect Man	The Singles (Evidence )

AJQ-2 (Ed Blackwell)	To Brownie	Boogie Live...1958 (AFO 1958)
Marion Brown	And Then They Danced	Awofofora (Disco Mate 1976)
Mark Whitecage Quartet	Caged No More	Caged No More (CIMP 1996)

Rocky Boyd	Avars	Ease It (Jazzland 1961)
Randy Weston & Billy Harper	Blues to Senegal	The Roots of the Blues (Sunnyside 2013)
Dexter Gordon	I'm a Fool to Want You	Clubhouse (Blue Note 1965)
Paul Gonsalves Quartet	Village Blues	Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick (Vocalion 1964)

Albert Mangelsdorff	Voices, Noises, Lungs 'n' Tongues, Strings and Things	Spontaneous (Enja 1971)
Freddie Hubbard	Clarence's Place	The Body & the Soul (Impulse! 1963)
Doug Wieselman	Moonhaw	From Water (88 2014)
Polly Bradfield	2	Solo Violin Improvisations (Parachute 1979)

Lol Coxhill	Hitherto Unrevealed Facts	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Lol Coxhill	Hints for Beginners	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Lol Coxhill	Three A.M. Modulations	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Lol Coxhill	Synalto	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Lol Coxhill	Voices of the Enlightened	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Lol Coxhill	Hurry Along Please	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Lol Coxhill	Don't Call Us	Fleas in Custard (Caroline 1975)
Robert F. Pozar	Good Golly Miss Nancy	Good Golly Miss Nancy (Savoy 1966)

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Cal Massey	What's Wrong?	Blues to Coltrane (Candid 1961)

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