WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/02/14

Listener comments!

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8:54am listener james from westwood:

Good morning, Doug and all!! I'd like to think the little boy up front in that pic grew up to be Steve Martin.

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

And the gal in the back with the saxophone? She grew up to be Give the Drummer Some!

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug, James, everyone!

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8:59am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug 'n james 'n bob 'n alice.

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning to you, ndbob!

9:00am Van in DC:

Friday? Friday. Here? Here. Hi? Hi Doug, peoples, banjoists, sax players, and, uh, Very Large String Instrumentalists!

9:00am Stanley:

Hi Doug, listener james, ndbob and Brian in UK
Are all these people fom the same family?
(Not you guys, the people in the photograph)

9:01am Stanley:

Hi Van, you came in while I wasn't looking

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Brian in UK, Van in Dee Cee, Stanley in the sky with diamonds!

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9:02am Brian in UK:

I loves plus fours much more popular that plus twos.

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9:03am Brian in UK:

Stanley, I am going to drop you a line in the foreseeable.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Too bad this guy didn't make the family reunion: www.you-can-be-funny.com...

9:03am Stanley:

People still wear plus fours up here!

9:03am Van in DC:

Oh, and guitarists. And what, no drummer?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Distant cousins: www.shlomomusic.com...

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9:04am Brian in UK:

Where did you get that hat, where did you get that hat?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

How crazy ironic, Van!

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9:05am Brian in UK:

Big man at rear, centre must be playing triangle.

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9:06am Brian in UK:

He's playing it Hendrix style behind his back.

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9:06am duke:

I brought my banjo

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

Good thing, duke. We'll be dueling later.

9:08am Andujar:

Listening! Hello from Western Mass.

9:08am Uncle Michael:

Good morning banjo army.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Here is anther picture of that Hendrix-style plucker: rlv.zcache.com...

9:10am Alex In Illinois:

I was away from the computer for the last 20 minutes. Did I miss the explanation of the mostly-banjo orchestra with a bass mandolin?

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning Uncle Banjo! And welcome aboard, DJ Andujar. it's always an honor!

9:11am Van in DC:

Is that what that is? Bass mandolin?

9:11am Uncle Michael:

I also see two guitars, a uke and a couple of reeds!

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

We were waiting for you, Alex!

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9:13am Brian in UK:

At least Jimi kept his knashers in his gob.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Van in DC
Sure looks like it: orgs.usd.edu...

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9:15am Brian in UK:

'Alex thanks for the SP on the ladies instrument.

9:16am Van in DC:

sweet!

9:17am Alex In Illinois:

I don't see an Ukulele anywhere. All of the 4-stringed instruments appear to be banjos except for the "mandobass". It looks like there are three parlor guitars in back.

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe the worst fake old lady voice in the history of fake old lady voices on record!

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Pocomania leaned to the African side of things, its Pentecostal-style services owing an obvious debt to African possession ceremonies. Worshippers would internal linkdance counter-clockwise to powerful internal linkdrums while breathing very deeply; this "trumping" would sometimes brings on possession—the "little madness" that lent the church its name.

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9:19am Brian in UK:

This was a big hit for the Dubliners in the Sixties as 'Seven Drunken Nights'. Ronnie Drew had a wonderful powerful voice.
www.youtube.com...

9:19am Alex In Illinois:

This recording of "three nights . . . "is much clearer than the Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers version. Mustache on the cabbage head! That is what the words are!

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9:20am listener james from westwood:

I am entranced and possessed by this Jamaica Folk Trance Possession!

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

You're good folks, Listener James.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
Earl Johnson was a Gid Tanner groupie!

9:23am Alex In Illinois:

Another funny thing about the "Three nights" song is that different people give it different titles. The Gid Tanner recording called is "Three Nights Drunk". I think I even saw it listed as "Four Nights Drunk" somewhere.

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9:26am Brian in UK:

@Alex first heard that song as Drunkards Special by Coley Jones on the Harry Smith Anthology.

9:27am cklequ:

for any other Gid Tanner groupies out there....
www.elderly.com...

9:32am dc pat:

holy crap!!! THat's the biggest....uh.....stringed.. thing I've ever seen!

9:34am Doug Schulkind:

@cklequ
Now that's a shirt I could get behind!

It comes with some strings attached, dc pat.

9:35am Andujar:

love the Velasquez!

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Here you go, Andujar: globalgroovers.blogspot.com...

9:39am still b/p:

I can't get no player to work and I can't hear the music! Later I hafta go to City Hall to pay parking tickets and pay to renew auto registration. It's the day of punishment pile-on!

9:39am Jughead:

Was able to hear the Charlie/ey Patton on my phone coming in to work, but missed the others in the early set when train went under the east river. I definitely gotta go back and listen once the Archies are posted.

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9:42am Brian in UK:

Talking of dog walking.....

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

So sorry, still b/p. This is a shame-free zone and we support you.

Sorry you missed it, Jughead, but really, I only care about impressing Veronica.

9:44am Betty:

Hmmph.

9:44am earrie:

'Morning.

Curious about the date of that photo, I searched for similar and found a link with some info. It's a group portrait of the Karl Alex Smyser Banjo Band taken ~1931. (Source bluegrasstoday.com...)

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Wowza earrie! I did some cursory searching this morning, but didn't find that source. Thanks! Did you play any of the listen links?!?

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9:46am listener james from westwood:

Hats off to earrie for the mad search skillz!
I must be in a rhythm mood today. First "Kettle Drum Suite," now "Chango" is entrancing me. And before GTDS, I had DJ Small Change's drum 'n' bass–heavy show from earlier this week on.

9:48am Andujar:

I love the sound of bata in the morning.

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9:48am βrian:

Oyster gray skies over the isthmus today. Good morning.

9:51am Holly in NC:

Morning! This is great! Heading out door, will be able to listen for real 11ish, excited!

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I could go for an oyster po' boy from Phils over on Goverment in Baton Rouge right about now. But Phil's closed. Damn.

Happy Holly days!

9:53am dc pat:

I would break free of the vegan diet for an oyster po' boy about now.

9:54am earrie:

Happily listening here, now. ( and the links didn't work when I quickly tested them just now)

9:54am dc pat:

Luckily, there ain't no decent po boys within 500 miles of me.

9:54am holland oats:

hold everything - i'll be there in five

9:57am Holly in NC:

HEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No need to be a hater, dear Doug!

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10:01am βrian:

Do you take your cappucini sweet?

10:02am holland oats:

k go ahead...

10:03am Doug Schulkind:

Looks like your late for scupper, holland oats!

10:05am Holly in NC:

I don't care for any drink that messes up a perfectly fine black coffee, espresso or otherwise. EXCEPT iced coffee requires cream, imho.

Oh, and Vietnamese coffee is like crack, a very occasional treat.

10:08am Need More Coffee If You Want Decent Jokes:

What Holly said

10:09am holland oats:

@drumma snicker

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10:09am duke:

I'm with Holly. Good coffee should be black and strong

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10:10am βrian:

Aye. And in my book, one may not stir the cream. One has to admire the natural lava-lamp distribution of the cream through the iced coffee. Beautiful.

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10:13am βrian:

But a good espresso should grip the tongue in an unforgiving embrace. Don't dilute the love.

10:13am dc pat:

I'm on board with Holly, NMCIYWDJ, and duke.

10:15am Scott McDowell:

Yowza.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

All rise... The honorable Scott McDowell presiding. PLEASE REMOVE YOUR HATS!

10:16am dc pat:

and SPEAKING of strong black coffee...I'll be back.

10:17am holland oats:

i like to wear my hat with a drop of unsweetened soy milk

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Best espresso I ever had was on the train from Paris to Florence. The stirrer basically could stand up in the stuff. I can still taste it and that was in 1986.

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10:18am βrian:

They say you can only borrow your coffee. Soon enough, you'll have to give it back.

10:21am ndbob:

I like strong coffee but with cream and sweetener

10:21am Van in DC:

I'm thinking Thai Iced Tea for lunch. Accompanied by very hot green curry chicken...

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10:21am βrian:

One of the best espressos I ever had was at a small riverside cafe ... in Beloit, Wisconsin! WTF? It took forever, and it was worth waiting for. (That cafe has since gone out of business, sadly.)

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

On that same train ride, I shared a couchette with four other people. (It had two sets of triple-tier bunk beds.) In the cabin where my friend Dan and three members of another family, two elderly parents and their grown son. The elderly father was tubercular and for the entire ride was coughing up phlegm into a plastic baggie.

I drank a lot of espresso that trip.

10:22am Scott McDowell:

Haha, Doug, you're too much! Coffee is fine, but this is just amazing music. Thank you.

10:22am Cecile:

Hi, all!

10:23am ndbob:

I'd bet Doug - ha!

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10:24am βrian:

And lets not even get started on coffee's aphrodisiac powers.

10:25am Matt F:

Doug, you sound like Slim Gaillard back announcing the set. Voutie McSkibbinoroonie!

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

That's the nicest thing anyone ever said about me, Matt F.

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

Heya Cecile!

10:26am Uncle Michael:

West Buchanan! Go Wildcats!

10:28am Uncle Michael:

The Cappuccini Suite saved my sanity at the supermarket.

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10:28am βrian:

Well, the Midwest is representing ...

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10:29am listener james from westwood:

Heh, I came in to say this had a Euro/spy-movie/TV sound to it, and what do I see but the title "Theme Music." Wet cobblestones and dead drops for all!

10:30am Cecile:

Speaking of phlegm, I had a miserable cold this week. And any place that has a Lavazza sign tends to be a good bet for espresso

10:34am Cecile:

I am in the "just a tiny bit of milk" school of coffee drinking.

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

OK, without Googling, who's the first to reveal the literary source for the phrase "frumious bandersnatch"?

Hint: 97% of all phrases in the English language trace back to this literary source.

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10:34am βrian:

My habibi had that same cold, I'm sure. She had to sit by as I dined on runny goat brie.

10:35am Cecile:

Jabberwocky

10:35am Gary:

I would guess Shakespeare, based on the 97%

10:35am Cecile:

Lewis Carroll

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Either Cecile was providing the correct answer or just coughing up some more phlegm!!!

10:36am Wrong:

But, no, I am wrong.

10:37am holland oats:

woah this is lewis carrollicious

10:37am Cecile:

She chortled in her joy

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

Gary: employees, family and friends of Give the Drummer Radio are not allowed to participate. You know the rules. Plus, your a frickin poet. No Fair!

10:37am Uncle Michael:

Ask harder questions, Doug. Everyone knows Frumious Bandersnatch stars in "Sherlock."

10:38am still b/p:

And now source this:

"All the pleg-m vas here."
"All the what?"
"Ze plegm...zat comes in the tubes."

10:38am Cecile:

Bandersnatches were also revived as a type of alien in Larry Niven's (boring) SF books

10:38am holland oats:

he starred in that wikileaks movie no?

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

OK, this track really creeps me out because my mother's father was also a "Benjamin S."

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10:39am βrian:

Habibati, I mean.

10:39am mr c:

Who are these guys these guys anyway?

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10:39am duke:

I think frumiois is a perfectly cromulent word.

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
My almost 14-year-old daughter would slap you for taking HIS name in vain.

10:39am Gary:

I love, love, love this song.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

Cromulent sounds like a breakfast pastry.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr. C
Which guys, Frumious or Benjamin?

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10:40am listener james from westwood:

They embiggen the smallest breakfast!

10:40am Stanley:

Just caught up with banter (sorry was distratcted by the music).
@Cecile - in France they call this a cafe noisette 'cos its the colour of a hazelnut

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10:41am listener james from westwood:

Consult a doctor if frumious bandersnatch persists for over 4 hours.

10:41am mr c:

Frumious

10:42am Stanley:

Yeahhh! (spins round on office seat)

10:42am Cecile:

Doug your daughter is right. He is teh hott.

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

By the way, I am starting up a new band called Frumious Benjamin.

Mr. C, they were a San Fran psych outfit: en.wikipedia.org...

10:42am PKNY:

"Uptown Top Ranking" is the JAM.

10:43am still b/p:

"Fast and Frumious VII: Galumphing at 120 MPH"

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10:44am βrian:

"Althea" means "to heal," btw. Love that name.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

The JAM is an official, not honorary title, PKNY!

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10:45am βrian:

And "Donna" means something about NJ, I think.

10:45am mr c:

Antecedents of Steve Miller and Journey..with mgr Herbie Herbert! That's something...there you go

10:45am Impressed:

This Althea & Donna is super awesome too

10:47am Cecile:

Stanley, what a nice name for a coffee

10:47am PKNY:

Awwwww shit, the Upsetters!

10:48am PKNY:

Doug, if you got 15 minutes of this riddim, you better start toasting!

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10:48am βrian:

Noisette is also an appealing eye color.

10:49am Cecile:

Kashish? Sounds like currant-flavored chiba.

10:49am Uncle Michael:

Benjamin S is practically on the GTDR payroll.

10:50am Gary:

Happy anniversary, Michael!

10:51am Cecile:

Happy 1st anniversary! Isn't that the paper anniversary?

10:52am Cecile:

Donna means sheila in eye-talian

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10:53am βrian:

And "Senga" in Scotland.

10:54am Cecile:

And "bird" on Carnaby St. '66

10:54am Andujar:

Ethio!

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Never enough, right Andujar?!

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10:56am βrian:

Speaking of Slim Gaillard: www.youtube.com...

10:56am still b/p:

And "Mouse" in "Pal Joey."

10:56am Andujar:

have you heard Debo Band, a contemporary unit out of Boston?

10:58am Gary:

I first learned about Slim Gaillard in an American Splendor comic. This one: sirrealcomix.mrainey.com...

10:59am Gary:

The Sun Ra piece in there is fun, too.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Andujar
Yes, my FMU colleague Rob Weisberg has played them quite a bit.

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

Just thought I should give you fair warning. The next selection comes from an LP called "Year of the Iron Sheep."

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

Nice "Pal Joey" reference, still b/p.

11:06am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the anniversary well-wishes.

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

Hinky Dinky birthday party here: wfmu.org...

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11:09am βrian:

Is that a Kansas Po' Boy?

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11:12am duke:

Will there be cake at the Hinky Dinky birthday party?

11:12am Alex In Illinois:

Sometimes a "remix" of something African means adding "Dance Floor Training Wheels". IN other words, a heavily pronounced beat, added,

11:13am Gary:

But I *love* the Ethiopium album!

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

I love this album cover: www.israbox.com...

11:14am Carmichael:

OK, finally got here. Good morning Doug, drummers, pickers & grinners.

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
The wisdom of adding a dance beat to an African recording seems very coals to Newscastlish to me. (I am being kind. I don't want to say what I REALLY think of doing that.)

Hope to get your ears grinning, Carmichael!

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11:16am listener james from westwood:

"Ethiopium" doesn't show up in Tom Lehrer's "Elements" song, but it should.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

I hope all your paint is dry. The next selection will otherwise peel it. In a good way.

11:22am Carmichael:

As long as it doesn't sand my hardwood floors.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

This Yosuke Yamashita Trio record — which has been just blowing me away lately — has the best or maybe second best cover of Albert Ayler's "Ghosts" I've ever heard. It is miraculous.

@Carmichael
It doesn't do windows.

11:24am Scott McDowell:

Akira Sakata blasting!

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

While this record is billed as a "Trio" performance, actually an additional horn player (Gerald Oshita along with Akira Sakata) is present. Not only that, but elsewhere on the record, a large troupe of traditional butoh musicians/dancers appear. Mindfuckingblowing.

11:28am northguineahills:

What did I miss?

Holy rumspringas!!!

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

You can download this Yosuke Yamashita record here: differentperspectivesinmyroom.blogspot.com...

11:29am Carmichael:

Do they get their inspiration from the Hampton Grease Band's Halifax?

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

We're just playing some pinochle, northguineahills. Should we deal you in?

11:34am northguineahills:

do so!

11:37am Cecile:

Love Ken McIntyre

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

Everyone who knew him adored him, Cecile. I once got a call during a show from one of his students.

11:46am Alex In Illinois:

Was this on your James James James world premium a few years ago?

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11:46am listener james from westwood:

Taking this show mobile; in case my connection has a conniption, thanks for the delightful show, Doug!!

11:47am Helen of Schenectady:

Is this JB cover downloadable somewhere?

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
NO! My dear friend (and a friend to all who love music) Adam Lore tipped me off to a current eBay listening of this record. The listing provided full-song downloads, so I grabbed them!!!!!!!

11:48am Andujar:

love the JB cover!

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@Helen of Schenectady
I found it on an eBay listing. Not sure if it is still posted. Go search. If you can find it, email me and I will send you both Fadaul tracks!

This offer goes for everyone!

11:50am earrie:

Thanks Doug.
Grazie mille.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure!

11:52am Gary:

Yay all the funkiness!

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Jabberwocky was a clue in the newspaper crossword today. Better latte than never.

11:53am Van in DC:

Well alrighty, thanks Doug and have a great weekend everyone.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

This Intensive Heat song was on Jet Magazine's "Soul Brothers Top 20" list in 1971: books.google.com...

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

You, too, Van in DC. Have a lovely and DRY weekend!

11:55am Helen of Schenectady:

I searched under fadaul and nothing came up, so if you can send that would be great.

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11:55am Brian in UK:

If you are dealing Bezique I am in.

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11:55am duke:

Thank you for the cromulent show, Doug.

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Every with a seat belt is advised to put it on before the next, and, sadly, final, track commences...

Helen, send me an email and I will send you the tracks!

11:56am northguineahills:

Whew! blew my bangs off! Thanks Doug!

11:56am earrie:

Cappuccini all around.

11:56am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am Cecile:

BILLY

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11:57am duke:

Billy Stewart, Yes!

11:57am Carmichael:

Excellent final choice, Doug!

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11:58am Brian in UK:

Doug, I'd love to say 'Great show' so 'Great show'.
By this time next week I will have seen William Parker & co. Nyah.

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11:58am Brian in UK:

.....and Nick Lowe, bluddy showoff.

11:59am PKNY:

This version of "Summertime" makes me want to do tongue rolls all day long.

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11:59am Brian in UK:

This is a rarity.

11:59am Carmichael:

Hey, the stream jumped, Doug!

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

You absolutely MUST go to Youtube after the show and watch the video of this performance. Billy is for some inexplicable reason wearing an absurdly large cowboy hat.

11:59am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the show, Doug. See you all for cake.

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12:00pm duke:

What happened to Billy?

12:00pm Carmichael:

I'm suddenly getting some calypso song.

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

What's happening, Doug?

12:00pm Carmichael:

Harsh ending ... :)

12:01pm Lewis:

Miss Cue is in the House!!

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12:02pm Artie:

Buh-bye!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael here: wfmu.org...

Sorry about this hellish glitch.

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)

Charley Patton	Some of These Days I'll Be Gone	b/w Frankie and Albert (Paramount 1929)
Halkias Brothers Folk Orchestra	Kyragiorgena	Five Days Married & Other Laments: Song and Dance from Northern Greece 1928 -1958 (Angry Mom )
Salih	Gambos Ya Omar	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia (Dust-to-Digital )
Earl Johnson & His Dixie Entertainers	Three Night's Experience	b/w Ain't Nobody's Business (OKeh 1927)
Pocomania Congregation	Kettle Drum Suite	Jamaica Folk Trance Possession 1939-1961 (Frémeaux & Associés )
J.B. Fuselier & His Merrymakers	Vien Don Me Reguin	Cajun Country 2: More Hits from the Swamp (JSP 1938)

Anibal Velásquez y Su Conjunto	Mi Fosforito	Golpe Currambero (Industria Nacional del Sonido )
Lennie Dale w/The Sambalanco Trio	Sambar de Mudar	E O Sambalanço Trio (Elenco 1965)
Cuarteto Marcano	La Batatita	Cuarteto Marcano 1939-1945 (Harlequin 1939)
Grupo Afrocubano Oba Ilu	Chango	Faith: A Message from the Spirits (Soul Jazz )
José Mangual & Carlos "Patato" Valdez	Masacote	Understanding Latin Rhythms, Volume 1 (Latin Percussion 1974)

Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 1> Cappuccini Klang	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)
Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 2> Calipso Facto	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)
Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 3> Ex Voto	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)
Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 4> Cappuccini Stimmen	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)
Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 5> Meeting at the Vucciria	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)
Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 6> Nachtmusik	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)
Gianni Gebbia/Peter Kowald/Günter "Baby" Sommer	Cappuccini Suite 7> Barocco – Funereo	Cappuccini Klang (Splasc(h) 1994)

Wes Buchanan	Only Fools	b/w Give Some Love My Way (Pep 1957)
Kalyanji Anandji	Theme Music	Kashish (OST) (EMI 1980)
The Shanghai Bay-Bees	P.O. Box 9847	Girls Sazanami Beat!, Volume 2
Frumious Bandersnatch	Hearts to Cry	b/w Misty Cloudy/Chesire (Muggles Gramophone Works 1968)
Benjamin S.	Digebukin	Java-Java Indonesia Screaming Fuzz Vol. 1 (No Smoke )
Althea & Donna	Uptown Top Ranking	The Ladies at Joe Gibbs (VP )

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African Brothers International Band of Ghana	Abotokura	Okwaduo (Ambassador )
Samuel Bèlay	Aynotchesh Yerèfu	Ethiopiques, Volume 8: Swinging Addis (Buda Musique 1973)
Intuthuko Brothers	Speed Trap	Stars of Africa (Kaya-Lami 1976)
Michel Boyibanda	Monge Alel' Okondji	Nouveauté 1981 (Eddy'Son 1981)

Ken McIntyre	Say What	Year of the Iron Sheep (United Artists 1962)
Yosuke Yamashita Trio	Moonlight Desert	Arashi (Frasco 1976)
Don Wilkerson	Dem Tambourines	Preach Brother! (Blue Note 1962)

Johnny Johnson & His Bandwagon	In the Bad Bad Old Days (Before You Loved Me)	Soul Survivor (Bell 1971)
Towanda & The Total Destruction	Help Me	b/w Wear Your Natural, Baby (Romark 1965)
Fadaul et Les Privilèges	Sid Redad	b/w Tayeh (Philips )
Aalon Butler & the New Breed Band	Gettin' Soul	b/w It's Got to Be Something (PKC 2013)
Intensive Heat	Keep an Eye on Your Close Friend	(Soul Mate 1971)
Billy Stewart	Summertime	Hits and Rarities (Marginal 1965)

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