WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/16/14

Listener comments!

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♥ 8:46am listener james from westwood:

Howdy all! Gonna be fussing in the kitchen while the show opens. I'll try to keep the noise down.

♥ 8:48am Doug Schulkind:

Extra gluten for me, Listener James!

🥁 ♥ 8:49am duke:

@ljfw could you start some more coffee while you're in the kitchen?

8:59am Holly in NC:

Morning!
I'm sure you've all seen this amazing cat, but if not:

dangerousminds.net...

And more details here:

www.bakersfieldcalifornian.com...

9:01am ausmanx:

god damn, here i am back at work and you're up against Scott M on the main stream tonight, Doug. how do i reconcile that? tempt me...

♥ 9:03am davex:

Good day, Doug and all!

♥ 9:03am davex:

That is one clever robot.

♥ 9:04am Doug Schulkind:

@Holly in NC
Is that the cat who saved the kid from the dog? (I can open the video or it will "play" on the program.) Good cat! Bad dog!

ausmanx and davex!!
First time ever for two consecutive x-ending commenters!!

♥ 9:04am davex:

Are you trying to say we're over-x-ending?

9:05am Holly in NC:

@Doug in studio P -

yes ;-)

9:07am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:07am ndbob:

@Holly quite an amazing video

♥ 9:07am Doug Schulkind:

X-Men, now starring on Give the Drummer Radio

Welcome aboard, ndbobx!

♥ 9:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Holly in NC
I read on Deadspin that that hero cat is going to throw out the first pitch at a local minor league game. (The cat dropped some in my estimation for not declining the offer. But it's still a good cat.)

♥ 9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Mr. Simone is channeling his inner Ben E. King here.

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♥ 9:13am Uncle Michael:

lizard or spock?

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♥ 9:14am listener james from westwood:

Rub a dub a dub!

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♥ 9:15am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! even robots know nothing beats rock

♥ 9:16am Doug Schulkind:

First in the kitchen, now the bathtub. Getting domestic with Listener James from Westwood!

♥ 9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Actually, it is Dr. Lizard Spock, Uncle Michael. How'd you guess?

helloooooo, holland oats!

♥ 9:18am davex:

I just noticed that there is no mono GTDR stream on the Android app. That would be useful just about now...

♥ 9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Did your stereo stream crap out, davex?

9:21am dc pat:

hilarious gif. Funny to think of some one spending vast amounts of time making a rock-paper-scissors-playing-robot-hand...

9:22am dc pat:

perfect way to start the day..keep this here Jamaican music going!

♥ 9:23am davex:

No, I wanted to take the stream on the road but the stereo stream would use up the data plan too quickly. The app has an option for WFMU mono for that but not GTDR mono.

♥ 9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Almost as ridiculous an enterprise as someone editing for an hour a gif of a rock, paper, scissors-playing robot.

9:24am dc pat:

this music is just blowing the bullshits away...

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♥ 9:24am listener james from westwood:

I'd likely lose to it each time. Then it would flip me off.

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♥ 9:24am Uncle Michael:

Android app wish list: Mono;landscape mode;fix the messed up archive dates.

♥ 9:25am Doug Schulkind:

@davex
Send Ken Freedman an email requesting a mono GTDR stream option!!

♥ 9:30am davex:

Good idea. Anyhow, great first set, see y'all again later...

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♥ 9:30am listener james from westwood:

Absolutely interested in the source of the dub experiments, if you're in a sharing way....

9:32am chas.:

I'm seconding Listener James. Or dub-ling down, or something.

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♥ 9:33am listener james from westwood:

lol@ dub-ling down; good one!

♥ 9:33am Doug Schulkind:

I'm searching for that link...

9:34am Holly in NC:

Lovely!

9:37am Gary on train in to office to pick up his stuff:

Morning, Drummer Circle!

♥ 9:37am Doug Schulkind:

....Still looking...

Hey Gary on Train!!

9:39am chas.:

I miss your bonus Motherload emails, Doug. I imagine that link would have made the cut.

9:40am jeff g on the app:

Heyo!

Smart folks: Please to explain: "scrobble"

9:41am chas.:

Past tense of scrapple.

♥ 9:41am Doug Schulkind:

@chas
I miss the Motherlode stuff, too. Hope to be able to get back to it. It takes a ton of time that I seem to have less and less of...

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♥ 9:43am Parq:

Doug, less and less time can be a drag, but it's a sign your getting somewhere in your goals. Of course, I still sleep late whenever I can.

9:45am chas.:

Of course, Doug. And I can't remember ever thanking you for your dedication...
(Thanks.)

♥ 9:45am Guido from Cologne:

Some on-a-certain-Keili-withdrawal-phenomenon-sick listener checkin' in ...
But actually the GTDS-show is much too good for having it parallel with Beastin'!

Hi there everyone!

Anyone an idea how to load the GTD-chanel in my iPad-app?
Cannot find the feature.

♥ 9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Haha! Here is the download link for that early Lee Perry dub: www42.zippyshare.com...

♥ 9:47am Guido from Cologne:

... ahh ... fund it ... upper left ..

♥ 9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Yay, Guido, yay!

9:49am Holly in NC:

Hi Gary!

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♥ 9:50am listener james from westwood:

You da man, Doug! Thanks for the link! Dub's a space where I feel very comfortable, for some simpatico sonic reason, but I know so little about it.

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♥ 9:50am Artie:

But I *feel* pretty.

9:51am dc pat:

this song is great

9:51am dc pat:

"If you had a bath, sho' wouldn't hurt."

9:52am Holly in NC:

If I could click this Danny Taylor song twice, I would.

9:53am Adam:

Thanks for the link Doug!

♥ 9:53am Pedro G.:

Great piece on Reverend Anderson Johnson:
www.wm.edu...

♥ 9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Artie!!

No bullshits for you, dc pat!!

Your welcome, Adam!!

Excellent link, Pedro G!! Though Rev. Johnson was known primarily as a visual artist, his early recordings are so so thrilling.

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♥ 10:01am Brian in UK:

Hello Boss and hipsters.

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♥ 10:03am Brian in UK:

"My Dreams Come True When You Walk Out the Door"

♥ 10:04am Doug Schulkind:

Sing it, Brother Brian in UK!

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♥ 10:04am holland oats:

a whole quarter dollar - who does he think i am, j rockafeller?!?

10:05am K Wilde:

Amazing that they could mail out all that stuff for 25¢

♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, everybody, Key Wilde is here!! Nice to see ya!

10:08am K Wilde:

Thx Doug - Always glad to be here

10:09am still b/p:

About twenty minutes ago, I was gonna say Twelve Clouds of Joy is like a title for a very old Chinese painting.
I'm sure I'll get to 3 or 4 clouds o' joy with the Drummer's brushstrokes...

..but then there was a phone call -- a friend telling me how his recent move was a NIGHTMARE of mover ineptitude and unbelievable damage damage damage. Does this EVER go entirely well anywhere? Mover stories are always like contractor stories, woeful frustration and stress-wise.

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♥ 10:10am listener james from westwood:

One friend of mine had a move so bad it became a literal federal case. Resulted in some changes to the industry's regulations, but it's still largely Wild West and rife with opportunists.

♥ 10:10am Stanley:

Hi Doug 'n' all.
Hipster Stanley here, complete with beard, horn-rimmed glasses and a copy of On The Road under my arm.

♥ 10:12am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Our move to Pittsburgh went shockingly well. Only a minimum of damage and (quite possibly) theft.

Hiya Stanley!

10:15am still b/p:

'S what I'm talking about! Loooooook what they've done to our expectations. I hates thieves. Given the standard odds of loss & breakage, the movers should give the CUSTOMER a fat deposit before loading starts.

I loves this track.

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♥ 10:15am Brian in UK:

Hey Stanley you better see Scott on the mainland he is talking Kesey's bus Further. Now that is on the road to.....

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♥ 10:16am Brian in UK:

Synchrone City.

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♥ 10:19am Brian in UK:

Doug, that downpipe really concerns me, I fear something is going to manifest itself soon.

10:20am mr c:

Good morning...when we say burn baby burn out here, you got to be careful what you wish for.

♥ 10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings and welcome, Mr. C. I wish you only burning records.

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♥ 10:21am Jeff Golick:

Having a coffee and donut along with my GTDS. Life should always be so.

🥁 ♥ 10:22am βrian:

The lakes are blue today. Good morning.

♥ 10:22am Doug Schulkind:

The drought in California is almost incomprehensible.

Hello Jeff Donut!

10:24am ndbob:

nice set there Doug

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♥ 10:27am listener james from westwood:

holy crap, agreed on that "help me make it" cover. el creepo.

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♥ 10:27am Uncle Michael:

I have about a dozen copies of sheet music for Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo that are all identical, other than the spot for the photo of the artist, which are all different.

🥁 ♥ 10:28am βrian:

I'm not sure I agree with this notion of a drought in California. The science is still out.

♥ 10:30am northguineahills:

Weeeeee! It's halftime, just jump o'er from Scott's show.

♥ 10:32am Doug Schulkind:

@northguineahills
I bet my halftime cheerleaders are handsomer than Scott's!

♥ 10:33am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
You must've been bullied by a scientist when you were young.

♥ 10:34am Guido from Cologne:

actually overdoing it with noise-reduction software on historic recordings can be really annoying on lota budget (and not only budget) re-issue CDs with otherwise superb recordings. I prefer the original surface noise in doubt. And some music cannot be easily de-clickt withou heavy damages.

♥ 10:34am Webhamster Henry:

My bugbear is sheet music that has obvious typos in the chords, like "E6" when they mean "Eb" Nothing you can't fix, but it means sloppy proofreading. Glad I got that off my chest!

10:34am Van in DC:

Busy morning at work. Hope I didn't miss any Nina Hagen. Hi Doug

♥ 10:35am Webhamster Henry:

@Van You missed Nina Hagen singing a disco version of "Orange Blossom Special"

🥁 ♥ 10:35am βrian:

They told me my cylinder wasn't graduated!

10:36am Van in DC:

As long as it wasn't a remake of "Born in Xixax" :)

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♥ 10:36am Uncle Michael:

Was your cylinder matriculated?

♥ 10:37am Doug Schulkind:

Everybody say it with me: Greek Free Jazz!

Welcome welcome, Van in DC!! No Nina Hagen....yet.

♥ 10:38am Doug Schulkind:

Anything that bugs you, Webhamster Henry, bugs me.

♥ 10:39am Doug Schulkind:

The demon that Mrs. Olga Trail sang of? Not the only one making an appearance today. Stay tuned.

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♥ 10:40am listener james from westwood:

"Rosemary's Baby"?

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♥ 10:41am Uncle Michael:

Rosemary's Bubbe.

♥ 10:42am Doug Schulkind:

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Child. (I just cracked mysef up with that one!)

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♥ 10:42am listener james from westwood:

If the mousse tastes chalky, don't eat it!

♥ 10:43am Doug Schulkind:

This song by Messers Guy, Gustafsson & Strid is from the soundtrack to Rosemary's Baby II.

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♥ 10:45am listener james from westwood:

Rosemary's Baby: The Terrible IIs

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♥ 10:45am Artie:

From the sound of it, they got a good latch.

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♥ 10:45am Jeff Golick:

That they remade Rosemary's Baby (one of the most pitch-perfect movies ever) in TV miniseries fashion is so very gross. And so very unnecessary.

♥ 10:46am Doug Schulkind:

"Rosemary's Baby III: The Bad Latch"

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♥ 10:47am Jeff Golick:

If the robot hand at left suddenly loses, I'm going back to bed.

♥ 10:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
If the robot hand at left gives you the finger, run!

♥ 10:49am Guido from Cologne:

Rosmarys baby is protesting against being refused the chocolade it demands. lotsa full in the supermarked checkout area.

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♥ 10:49am Artie:

That robot flashes such a good rock that I regret them not teaching it to throw the goat.

♥ 10:50am Guido from Cologne:

... someone's predicting the child a huge carrer as a saxophne player ...

♥ 10:52am Doug Schulkind:

I'm guessing maybe Rosemary's baby grew up to be Peter Brötzmann?

♥ 10:54am Guido from Cologne:

... you named him!
Anytime he plays in Cologne in a good natured jJazz Pub the neighbours call the police! He must be an evil guy!

10:54am still b/p:

I've never played Rock-Paper-Scissors in my life. Just wasn't the thing in my neighborhood or school. Maybe the robot was created to do home visits and fill that sad hole in the growin' up for people like me.

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♥ 10:55am Jeff Golick:

I thought Rosemary's Baby grew up to be Karl Rove?

10:56am dc pat:

oh man, I played tuns of RPS also adding rules like fire, water, dynamite.....other junk.

♥ 10:59am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Don't start. Consider yourself one of the lucky ones.

When my daughter was five, we played a game we invented called "Air Tic-Tac-Toe." It required no pencil or paper. We just assigned each of the nine boxes a number, 1-9 from top left to bottom right, and then called out in turn the box we were claiming. We thought we were just so damn smart!

We still play every once in a while, just for old time's sake.

♥ 11:00am Doug Schulkind:

For the next selection, opening the next sequence, I will play an artist I haven't played in probably 20 years. Can you guess who??

11:01am Dean:

The Guess Who?

11:02am Van in DC:

ha ha nice Dean

11:04am Van in DC:

I wish I could do "Air Sudoku" like that

♥ 11:05am Ike:

@Jeff G.@10:45: Don't worry, it sank without a trace in the ratings.

11:06am Dean:

James Brown?

11:07am dc pat:

FRANK!

♥ 11:07am Stanley:

Joe's Garage!!

♥ 11:07am Guido from Cologne:

James Brown is a very likely suggestion.

♥ 11:07am Stanley:

Watermelon in Easter Hay

♥ 11:08am Doug Schulkind:

"Music causes big trouble."

♥ 11:09am Stanley:

Nope, you got me

♥ 11:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Van in DC
OK, just the idea of "Air Sudoku" hurts my head.

Full disclosure: I have always been more drawn to the concept of Frank Zappa than to the actual music of Frank Zappa. Okay now you all hate me.

11:10am dc pat:

there it is...

♥ 11:10am Stanley:

this is really neaty

11:10am dc pat:

I totally agree about Zappa. He cracks me up but not hugely into his music.

♥ 11:11am Ike:

Re: Zappa: me too. Like the music here, but the vocals are a bit cutesy.

♥ 11:11am Guido from Cologne:

... there it was.

But i'm pretty sure on some james brown recording there is that phrase as well.

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♥ 11:11am Jeff Golick:

+1 on Zappa, as above...

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♥ 11:11am Uncle Michael:

I feel the same, Doug. I guess I just don't get a lot of the jokes...or...I think I do...but Zappa fans think I don't.

I like the music much more than the alleged "crack-ups."

♥ 11:12am Guido from Cologne:

Zappa?
mothers period and some later symphonic work.

11:12am Dean:

@Doug, I'm with you, but I used to love visiting a friend in Fairfield, CT, around Memorial Day, when a local radio station would devote the whole morning to Zappa. Also, Cruisin' with Ruben & the Jets really is one of the best rock records, and I love Zappa's arrangement of Stairway to Heaven.

11:12am Van in DC:

Now see, only Nina Hagen could really follow this up bwaa ha ha

♥ 11:13am Stanley:

This sounds all a bit suspect to my modern ears

11:13am dc pat:

I'm the opposite, I like the humor but the rest is kind of elevator jazz...

♥ 11:13am Frank from VT:

Don't worry Doug, you are in a safe place.

(However, I do agree with you as well).

♥ 11:14am Carmichael:

Holy cow, Doug plays Zappa! Good morning, garage rockers.

♥ 11:14am Doug Schulkind:

I would be cash money to see Zappa testify before the PMRC, however. Fuck you Tipper: www.camelcitydispatch.com...

🥁 ♥ 11:15am bobdc:

Hi Doug--Never was a Zappa cultist myself, either, but just yesterday I came across this excellent appearance he made on Mike Douglas alongside JJ Walker and Kenny Rogers: dangerousminds.net...

11:15am dc pat:

...with John Denver...

11:15am still b/p:

I was not only a non-RPS player as a kid, I was a liar. My older brother was a Zappa fan and held Peaches and Regalia in high esteem. Because I heard him say so, I claimed once to also think it was great....though I was unfamiliar with it.

When certain circles would have limited Zappa exposure, they'd throw around "yellow snow" quotes 'til they'd beaten them to death.

11:15am dc pat:

now THAT's a drum sound...

♥ 11:15am Doug Schulkind:

One of the things I find most attractive about Zappa's music is that I don't really dig it that much, which only draws my interest. I love obliterating my own biases.

♥ 11:16am TR In MI:

Best Zappa for my money is the original Mothers band, especially the first 3 albums. There's something to be said for the combination of avant-garde 20th classical and greasy doo-wop.

11:16am Dean:

Precisely, Doug. Hence the immersion effect of a Memorial Day in Fairfield.

♥ 11:17am Guido from Cologne:

I'd recommend to ignore zappa fans completely if you are a newby to zappa's work.

We have a record shop over here that is a near zappa temple.
ridiculous!

♥ 11:17am Doug Schulkind:

How are you, Frank in VT?!?!

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♥ 11:18am Uncle Michael:

I find being challenged to be hip enough to dig the irony of a classically trained composer telling dick jokes, annoying.

11:18am dc pat:

zappa fans are only marginally better than dead-heads.

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Just spinning rekkids and making NEWS, Carmichael.

11:19am Dean:

Anyway, Brahms told the best dick jokes.

11:19am dc pat:

yeah but the dick jokes are funny.

♥ 11:19am Guido from Cologne:

the early Mothers were for sure groundbreaking.
but in retrospect even eclipsed by some tropiclia IMHO

♥ 11:20am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
Brahms' Dick Joke Concert #2 is the best. The version by St. Martin in the Fields on Deutsche Grammaphone. Sublime!

♥ 11:21am Guido from Cologne:

... still have a deep respact for the man and the work and i'm pretty sure he actually loved the music he was satirizing ... (like DooWop, etc.)

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♥ 11:21am Uncle Michael:

Sir Neville Mariner was out standing in his field.

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♥ 11:22am Brian in UK:

Just got the last sardines in the market and missed the Vilnius statue, lucky me.

11:23am Dean:

I'm partial to Furtwangler's second account of the Variations on a Dick Joke by Haydn.

🥁 ♥ 11:23am βrian:

Where is that academy, anyway? When I visited as a child, I fully expected to find a meadow.

♥ 11:23am Doug Schulkind:

Hello and howdy, bobdc!

The comments have been scrolling by fast and furious. If I missed anybody—my apologies. Just keep throwing crap up here and I'll see it!

@UM
Sir Neville Mariner! I knew I was forgetting someone!

♥ 11:23am Carmichael:

Zappa is an outstanding jazz fusion guitarist and arranger. If only he would keep his piehole shut. He thinks he's Spike Jones sometimes, albeit without the humor.

Check out the aptly titled release, "Shut Up and Play Yer Guitar".

🥁 ♥ 11:24am βrian:

Well, he's been pretty quiet of late.

♥ 11:26am Carmichael:

Is there a statute regadring Vilnius in your country, Brian?

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♥ 11:27am Brian in UK:

@Uncle Michael a George Martin produced comedy retrospective?

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♥ 11:28am Brian in UK:

@Carmichael Can you explain his popularity in Lithuania?

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♥ 11:29am Uncle Michael:

Brian, that would be preferable.

♥ 11:29am Doug Schulkind:

Here is a statue at the Jersey City waterfront, two blocks from WFMU: www.njcu.edu...

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♥ 11:30am Brian in UK:

Spare a thought for those poor Turkish miners.

11:30am dc pat:

Man @Carm, I totally disagree. He was funny as hell--it's the fusion crap that I can't take. Oh well. moving on.

♥ 11:30am Doug Schulkind:

Hahaha! You said statute, Carmichael. I thought you said "statue."

♥ 11:30am Guido from Cologne:

I own a very very beautiful single by Alpay,
kinda turkish surf-beat backed by a beat ballad.

Unfortunately noone could tell me something about this guy. except he's not seen so much in turk-rock context.

🥁 ♥ 11:31am βrian:

All music makes me think of food.

11:31am dc pat:

man. That statute wins hand down as the weirdest statute ever. What did somebody in an airplane check a rifle at that guy and it hit him square in the back??

♥ 11:31am Doug Schulkind:

This Kuni Kawachi tune is the second I've played on the show today that opened with tympani.

My. Work. Is. Done.

11:32am dc pat:

*chuck...

♥ 11:34am Doug Schulkind:

The first track coming up in the next (and, sadly) final sequence of the show will be the FIRST RECORD EVER by one of the world's most famous musical artists. And his brothers. Can you guess who it will be??

♥ 11:35am Carmichael:

Trying to be wry, Doug. It fell flat, like rye instead.

🥁 ♥ 11:35am βrian:

Harpo?

11:35am dc pat:

Michael Jackson?

11:36am dc pat:

rather the Jackson 5

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♥ 11:36am Jeff Golick:

Donny Osmond?

11:37am Dean:

Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos?

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♥ 11:37am Uncle Michael:

Mills?

🥁 ♥ 11:38am βrian:

Don't think of dog food; think of grilled fish, eaten while overlooking the Bosphorus.

11:39am dc pat:

OH YEAH.

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♥ 11:39am Brian in UK:

@βrian Mackeral from those floating boats at the Gate of Horn. Yum.

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♥ 11:40am Brian in UK:

Gate of Horn was a folk club in Chicago.

♥ 11:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
You came in a close second.

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♥ 11:40am Brian in UK:

Ok Golden Horn Bluddy schizo.

♥ 11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Shay, no relation to Billie.

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♥ 11:42am Brian in UK:

Doug, could we hear the whole of Olinga one day, I know you have done bed shows afore.

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♥ 11:43am Brian in UK:

The weekend starts HERE.

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♥ 11:44am Jeff Golick:

everything you play is gonna be funky from now on?

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♥ 11:46am listener james from westwood:

Did he say "bad luck and trouble" or "bad fuckin' trouble"?!

♥ 11:46am Doug Schulkind:

No, Jeff Golick, it's "gon" be funky. Huge difference.

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♥ 11:47am Uncle Michael:

Please plan to join me in the next room. wfmu.org...

♥ 11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Ooh, glad you remembered, Uncle Michael, because Sir Neville Mariner forgot to remind me.

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♥ 11:49am listener james from westwood:

Playlist already open! Otherwise I'd be in bad fuckin' trouble!

♥ 11:49am Doug Schulkind:

How high is this guy?!

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♥ 11:50am Uncle Michael:

Sir Neville is out standing in his boat.

11:52am Dean:

Lunchtime approaches. Hmmm, how about a plate of penne Neville Marinara? (Catch the dick joke?)

11:53am thedunkel:

Good almost afternoon Mr. Drummer and other Drummer Fans!

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♥ 11:54am Brian in UK:

'Bach is my favourite then Palestrina' Organ Morgan.

🥁 ♥ 11:54am βrian:

I'm thinking felafel.

♥ 11:54am Doug Schulkind:

thedunkel is here! All hail thedunkel!

♥ 11:55am Doug Schulkind:

I'm thinking "steal βrian's falefel."

♥ 11:56am Stanley:

I gotta split
Thanks for the sounds, Doug.
Loved them
@Brian you in tomorra?

11:56am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

🥁 ♥ 11:57am βrian:

Sure thing. There'll be plenty.

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♥ 11:57am Uncle Michael:

Thank you for seeing me through the morning, Doug.

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♥ 11:57am Brian in UK:

Grilled sardines and berrichonne potatoes for tea.

Stanley. You bet, whose birthday is it tomorrow?

♥ 11:58am Doug Schulkind:

See you, Stanley! Thank you, ndbob! Yum, βrian!

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♥ 11:58am listener james from westwood:

Not sure how you keep finding these wonders to spin each week, Doug, but damn glad you do it!

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♥ 11:59am Uncle Michael:

Going long, Doug? ;-)

♥ 11:59am Stanley:

Aarrgh! You got me Brian. Not the boss?

♥ 12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Three hours of Zappa and Sir Neville Mariner await you on Hinky Dinky Time. Coming up next here on the Drummer Stream: wfmu.org...

Yup, going over, Uncle Michael. Take it out of my paycheck. Sorry.

♥ 12:00pm northguineahills:

Thanks Doug, I thoroughly enjoyed the tunes as always!

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♥ 12:01pm Brian in UK:

Last week was belting. Ever tried Fuller's Seafarers Bitter?

♥ 12:01pm Stanley:

Yours, of course, you be celebrating at 8am?

♥ 12:02pm Stanley:

Beer! Here we come.

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♥ 12:02pm Jeff Golick:

Boooooooooooooo! Boo to the end of this show.

But: yay for the show. Thx, Doug!

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♥ 12:02pm Brian in UK:

No mines in July. No fucking mines in Turkey either poor bastards.

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♥ 12:03pm Brian in UK:

Nice one Doug.

🥁 ♥ 12:03pm bobdc:

Great show as always! And always an extra pleasure to hear it live.

12:04pm Van in DC:

Think I'll hang around...you know...JUST IN CASE Nina Hagen suddenly comes on...

...okay, maybe not. NunSexMonkRock on YouTubes here I come :)

Thanks Doug!

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)

Dr. Alimantado	No Gwan So	House of SIngles (Keyman 1967)
Sugar Simone	King Without a Throne	b/w Suddenly (Sue 1967)
Dillinger	Trial and Crosses	Talkin' Blues (Magnum 1977)
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters	Elephant Rock	Upsetters 14 Dub Blackboard Jungle (Upsetter 1973)
The Terrors	Assemble Not Thyself	b/w Version (Phase 1 1978)

Stormy Herman & His Midnight Rambles	The Jitterbug	b/w Bad Luck (Dootone 1955)
Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds of Joy	Floyd's Guitar Blues	b/w Twinklin' (Decca 1939)
Tampa Red	Boogie Woogie Dance	b/w Bumble Bee Blues (Vocalion 1931)
Rev. Anderson Johnson	The Lord Will Make a Way Somehow	b/w God Don't Like It (Angel 1953)
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup	Roebuck Man	Roebuck Man (United Artists 1970)
Danny "Run Joe" Taylor	You Look Bad	b/w Gator Tail (RCA Victor 1953)

Ago's Bal Band	Ala Mesye Ki Gen Kouraj Banbile	Alan Lomax in Haiti: Music Under the Arbor, Haiti's Rustic Troubadour Music (Harte Recordings 1936)
Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmie	I Only Want A Buddy Not a Sweetheart	Songs of the Soil (Old Homestead 1937)
Ray Miller & His Orchestra	My Honey's Lovin' Arms	b/w Sorry (Brunswick 1928)
Trembita Orchestra	Vernisia Nazad	b/w Nina (Victor 1930)
Mrs. Olga Trail	Christine Leroy	Ozark Folksongs (Rounder 1942)
Honoré Coppet et Son Orchestre	Prends Courage	Biguine et Merengue 1956-1959) (Frémeaux & Associés )
Nontas Sgouros	Gambler	Songs of the Manghes, Volume 2 1926-1940 (FM )
Nelson's Paramount Serenaders	Coo Coo Stomp	b/w Nelson Blues (Paramount 1927)

Leo Cuypers	Burengerucht	Brull Band (Varajazz )
Floros Floridis	K.R.O.K.	KROK Trio (j.n.d. 1986)
Krzysztof Komeda	What Have You Done To Its Eyes?	Rosemary's Baby (OST) (Dot )
Barry Guy, Mats Gustafsson, Raymond Strid	Icefall	Tarfala (Maya 2008)

Frank Zappa	A Little Green Rosetta	Joe's Garage (Zappa 1979)
M. Said & the Lucky Boys	Terkenang Juga	M. Said & the Lucky Boys (Sea Lion 1969)
Candeia	Vem, Menina Moça	Luz da Inspiração (Atlantic 1976)
Monia Tchangai	Me Be Ao Lo Ne Agbe Nyawo	b/w Lela Wala Souzi (African 1975)
Alpay	Ben Armudu Dilerim	Yekte (Pharaway Sounds )
Kuni Kawachi	Kazeyori Gokurousan	Utae Nakunaru Maeni (Polydor 1972)

The Jackson 5	Big Boy	b/w You've Changed (Steeltown 1968)
Shay Holiday	Fight Fire With Fire	b/w It's Not How Long You Make It (Soul Power 1972)
Benny Gordon	I've Been Down So Long	GWP-NYC-TLC (Kent )
Tommy Tate	Revelations	b/w If You Ain't Man Enough (KoKo 1976)
Richard Temple	That Beatin' Rhythm	b/w Could It Be (Mirwood 1966)
Leon Mitchison & Eastex Freeway Band	Love Is	Soul Cal (Now Again )
The Themes	Bent Out of Shape	b/w No Explanation Needed (Minit 1966)
Loleatta Holloway	Mother of Shame	b/w Our Love (Aware 1973)

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	May 16, 2014 Rock, rock, rock
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