WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 08/08/14

Listener comments!

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8:51am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug.
Could happen to anyone.
www.bbc.co.uk...

8:52am Doug Schulkind:

Good thing that adder wasn't a subtractor!

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8:53am Brian in UK:

No.49 on the menu.

8:54am glenn:

what could possibly go wrong?

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8:54am Brian in UK:

Or in the case of the England football team. What could possibly go right.

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

#1 on our hearts, glenn.

9:01am davex:

Bonjour!

9:01am ausmanx:

they look to me like they're having a great time, it's not every day you get a tongue flicked at you like that

9:01am Gary:

Morning everyone!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Good day, davex! Good night, ausmanx! Good morning, Garyx!

9:02am davex:

Picking up snakes? Generally not a great idea.

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9:02am listener james from westwood:

How do, Doug and all! This snake is ready to be musically charmed!

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9:02am Brian in UK:

Leipzig & Aussie calling. Is it Saturday yet ausmanx?

9:04am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:04am glenn:

brian, do you remember the show rising damp?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener James from Westwood
Actually, I found this gif when I was looking for a good snake-charming image. Oh, the world Web of wonders.

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9:05am Brian in UK:

Yes glenn, Leonard Rossiter.

9:05am holland oats:

drumma! / peoples!

9:05am doca:

Brazil calling here! Hi, Doug and all!

9:06am davex:

Rising Damp! That brings back vague memories. Need to check YouTube...

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

Woohoo, doca! Heehaw, holland oats!

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9:07am Brian in UK:

He also played Le Petomaine in the film.
www.youtube.com...

9:09am Gary:

This set goes well with the book I'm reading this week: Lloyd Bradley's Sounds Like London: 100 Years of Black Music in the Capital, which has a good-length chapter on calypso

9:09am ausmanx:

saturday in 50 mins, brian. i'll be heading back in time in a few weeks... going to london. my godfather acted with Leonard Rossiter in Liverpool!

9:10am Shaun:

That's not Rossiter snake-bothering that's Ken Dodd, surely? Afternoon Doug, Brian and all.

9:10am glenn:

and richard beckinsale. kate's dad.

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
Do you have those great Honest Jons series of releases: London Is the Place for Me. There are six or seven of them.

@Shaun
You know this fellow? And the snake, too? Impressive!

9:11am holland oats:

seems this guy doesn't kiss on the first date

9:11am davex:

I'm looking for the word to describe Sir Lancelot's voice.

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9:12am Brian in UK:

Whatever happened to the Diddymen?

Rigsby?

9:13am Gary:

YES, I do, Doug. They're awesome. But missing Marie Bryant, for some reason. I think I picked them up off Reneshoua

9:13am ausmanx:

i do believe Ken Dodd's still going around, isn't he? tragic...

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

The Lion "Sucoyen"

Iona, you too young to fly sucoyen
Iona, you too young to fly sucoyen
Don;t you realize it's a capital sin
To be doing nothing else but only changing your skin
Yourself and Leihu, one sucoyen, one lagahou

Thie part of the story, friends, you it would amuse
But believe me, that night it had me confused
They had a black coffing in the center of the road
Around it were snakes, morocoy an' tadpole
The sucoyen spake as she sprinkle some san'
She said, "Dis cure destroy you" in a lagahou slang
Iona, Leihu, one sucoyen, one lagahou

Something they did that night, friends, it is no lie
I wish I had wings that night for to fly
One were dancing and singing, "Ti-bango le-i-ye"
The other are saying "Moko hali la-ive
Toto koka loye baso," to change their skin
To put it back they said, "Kin, kin danikin"
Iona, Leihu, one sucoyen, one lagahou

Standing and shivering, I stood gazing
While the sucoyen continued with her mad dancing
Dancing about in a mad career
And she used basodee youko iku yai
Friends, and she get up and she start to fly
Iona, Leihu, one sucoyen, one lagahou.

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Sucoyen - a witch who removes her skin, places it under a stone
and turns into a ball of fitre flying through the night and
sucking blood from sleeping humans and animals

Lagahou is another name for the loup-garou (werewolf)

9:14am Uncle Michael:

Suco Suco!

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9:14am Brian in UK:

@ausmanx you cannot get him off the stage once he starts.

9:15am Gary:

This is a GREAT album -- thanks for the lyrics & background for this tune!

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure, Gary!

9:18am Gary:

I can vouch for the awesomeness of this calypso-related book as well: www.press.uchicago.edu...

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Via Wikipedia...

Rara is a form of festival music that originated in Haïti, that is used for street processions, typically during Easter Week. The music centers on a set of cylindrical bamboo trumpets called vaksen (which may also be made of metal pipes), but also features drums, maracas, güiras or güiros (a percussion instrument), and metal bells, as well as sometimes also cylindrical metal trumpets which are made from recycled metal, often coffee cans. The vaksen-s perform repeating patterns in hocket and often strike their instruments rhythmically with a stick while blowing into them. In the modern day, standard trumpets and saxophones may also be used. The genre though predominantly Afro-based has some Taino Amerindian elements to it such as the use of güiros and maracas.

9:19am ausmanx:

ther was something creepy about Ken. and those Diddymen. i reckon if Rolf Harris turned out to be a kiddy fiddler, Ken just HAS to be one too.

9:21am Shaun:

Doddy's still going. Doing four hour shows and still killing them by all accounts. Although given the age of his audience...
Know the snake, Doug, howq could you asp me that?

9:21am ausmanx:

"Chlorodyne was the name for one of the most famous patent medicines sold in the British Isles. It was invented in the 19th century by a Dr. John Collis Browne, a doctor in the British Indian Army; its original purpose was in the treatment of cholera. As its principal ingredients were a mixture of laudanum (an alcoholic solution of opium), tincture of cannabis, and chloroform, it readily lived up to its claims of relieving pain."

9:22am Gary:

Aw, man -- I missed out on this one ... Google's leading me to the dead Reneshoua post :(

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Gary, which one are you missing? I maybe able to reach cached pages from Reneshoua.

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Ha, Shaun!

9:25am holland oats:

doug possesses eerie powers of search

9:26am ndbob:

great set here Doug!

9:26am Doug Schulkind:

My sniffer can root out free shit from hectares away, holland oats.

Thanks and good morning, ndbob!

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

Normally, I would say I could listen to this Rara stuff for hours. But 16 minutes is pretty good, too.

9:31am Gary:

@Doug the Rara in Haiti album. But it's gone from Zippyshare, too --

9:31am northguineahills:

oh yeah, it's Friday.

9:31am Gary:

My method for finding, fwiw: filetram.com...

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

A brother will hook you up, Gary.

9:32am Gary:

But don't click on the links; rather, grab them with cut and paste and plop into new tab on your browser.

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9:32am listener james from westwood:

Tremendous track right here, Doug.

9:32am Gary:

Yay!

9:33am still b/p:

Yesterday's OED word of the day shoulda had Doug's picture --

rootle, v.

1. [‘ trans. Of an animal, esp. a pig: to root or grub (something) up or out. Also in extended use: to bring to light; to extract by searching around or rummaging.’]

2. intr. Of an animal, esp. a pig: to root or grub in the earth. Also in extended use: (of a person) to poke about; to search around or rummage. Freq. with about, round.

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

Similar to the File Tram search is the File Tube search: www.filestube.to

9:33am davex:

Hey, I just realized this has been going on for a while - and that's not at all bad!

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9:34am listener james from westwood:

Rootle, hog, or die!

9:37am Gary:

Aha! Thanks, Doug -- didn't know about filestube

9:38am northguineahills:

thanks still b/p.

9:38am Mr C:

Soul Jazz is boss!

9:40am doca:

This is a great album indeed, @Doug. I also had some troubles going beyond the first track.

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning northguineahills! And good earlier morning, MrC. You're boss.

Mr. Cooper is a fine and wonderful fellow. Years ago he told me he refused to come play in the USA until George Bush was out of office. (Someone should tell him...)

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, I missed you you there, still b/p! Yo!

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Does anyone else use the RSS reader Feedly and if so are you able to open your pages? I can't get Feedly to open and it is spooking me.

9:50am Uncle Michael:

Hey, NSA...what are you doing with Doug's feeds?

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9:51am Artie:

Feedly working fine here. Usually just use it as a server to Reeder, but checked web too and it looks OK.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Shite! I can't get Feedly to open. I just tried a different browser. What does it mean when you just get a blank page when trying to open a website you know is working?

9:53am northguineahills:

@Doug: John Tilbury did the same. I emailed him to tell him the people that supported W would have no clue who he was anyways, and said boycott just hurt the people who opposed W here in the States. (It was a more nuanced email, but that's the gist)

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9:54am Artie:

@Doug - one good Glenn Jones track usually clears that right up.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

I just opened Feedly with my phone app, but I hate using Feedly that way. Waaaaaah!

@NGH
I won't step foot in Texas, until...

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9:56am listener james from westwood:

@Doug: I searched "feedly down" on Twitter and saw a number of recent tweets that it's down. Maybe the website is out but the app version is OK?

9:56am still b/p:

I accidently just gave the top of my bare foot a hellacious scrape that was some painful. Looks like a couple of cobra bites on a wine-stain birthmark. But the music is the lime in the coconut -- make you feel better.

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9:56am listener james from westwood:

They're also reporting a blank webpage when trying to access it.

9:57am northguineahills:

Good thing your foot is still there, still b/p.

9:58am ausmanx:

i didn't know Mr Cooper refused to play in the US. frankly, i'd boycott the place over Obama as much as Bush. i do love the story about Mike turning down the offer to join the Rolling Stones, though. i wonder if he regrets it?

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

@LJFW
Are you sure those Tweets are recent? Feedly was hacked and down back in June.

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry about your foottop, still b/p. That's why the good Lord gave you two.

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9:59am listener james from westwood:

All today, last hour or so.

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9:59am Artie:

Feedly web UI quite happy and responsive here. Pittsburgh's file tube is probably just clogged again.

10:00am Uncle Michael:

I have an extra seat for Galactic in Salina, KS, for tonight...if anyone is looking for one.

It's on the front row.

10:04am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks LJFW and Artie. I'm just close my eyes and repeat "I wish I was home, I wish I was home" and see if that helps.

10:07am northguineahills:

Yeah, I hadn't heard that Fahey, there' not much I haven't heard. That Aaron Sheppard was boss as well.

10:08am Hugo:

That Fonotone comp is a thing of beauty! Can't get enough of John Fahey (in his later phases as well).

10:09am ?:

Ken Dodd fans have around three dozen opportunities to see him perform between now and our year's end. Not many of those however will have enjoyed this fun :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIbqQ_OU0BA ( save till later ! )

Inspiring sets, thanks,DJ Doug

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10:10am βrian:

Cornflower skies over the isthmus today. Hello.

10:11am Paul Sherratt:

= ?

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Flying high, βrian!

I would NEVER question you, Paul Sherratt!

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Hugo! How the hades are you?!

10:15am Hugo:

Paul is in da house (virtually spesking)!

10:15am Paul Sherratt:

Brian, will you be spending Xmas on the isthmus ? ( Terry Allen made me ask that .. )

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

The lineup currently smoking:

Clark Terry ~ trumpet
Junior Cook ~ tenor sax
Curtis Fuller ~ trombone
Horace Parlan ~ piano
Peck Morrison ~ bass
Dave Bailey ~ drums
Fake Audience ~ clapping

10:17am northguineahills:

oh, I thought this sounded odd for Derek Bailey (although at this time period, he was playing pretty much straight jazz.)

10:17am Hugo:

Digging the soundz as usual, Doug, on the transatlantic mojo wire.

10:18am Paul Sherratt:

Hi Hugo,

We've sent a certain Peter Meanwell in your direction. You're bound to bump in to him one day.

10:20am Doug Schulkind:

Transatlantic Mojo Wire will be the name of my radio show in my next life.

10:20am Mr C:

My freshman year college English prof was close friends with Jr. Cook. Thought you'd like to know.

10:21am Hugo:

Paul, I know. I haven't had the opportunity to chat yet, but there will be time for that later on. I know very well the one he replaced.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

Nice college of musical knowledge, Mr C.

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

Did y'all know that Cecil Taylor played the Newport Jazz Festival in 1957? Well, you're about to hear the truth.

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10:27am listener james from westwood:

I recall hearing a "live" recording in "Las Vegas" once on FMU. Don't recall the artist or title. The slot machine and drink-clinking SFX in the background made it sound like the band had set up in the middle of a row of one-armed bandits vs. the lounge.

10:28am glenn:

why wait for the next life? how many shows does bronwyn have?

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, that's Steve Lacy playing soprano. Also, Dennis Charles on drums; Buell Neidlinger on bass.

10:33am ausmanx:

saturday morning now, done enough Iranian subtitles, time for home. good night all...

10:34am northguineahills:

You can see the direction Cecil is about to take in the next few years.

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Get home safe ausmanx, what with all those snakes you've got over there.

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

The piano tuner for the Newport stage manager must've been fuming during this set. Hahaha, Mr. (or Ms.) Piano Tuner!

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10:36am Brian in UK:

Hey Paul, going to Stoke tonight. Thence to Manchester to see Test match on the morrow. Rain permitting.

10:36am ausmanx:

you is taming the snakes tonight, doug. spiders is more the problem where i am... now there's an idea for next week's gif... see you then!

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10:37am Brian in UK:

See you ausmanx. Take it steady.

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

I was gonna mention the spiders, ausmanx, but I didn't want to pile on. My wife went to Australia a couple of years ago and brought back a Lucite-encased redback keychain. Which is exactly how I like my spiders.

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

This selection is dedicated to the killer rabbit that attacked Jimmy Carter in a canoe 35 years ago this month.

10:41am Gary:

I forgot about that! www.wnyc.org...

10:42am Paul Sherratt:

Brian, you should pop around ! An hour or so back I saw the heaviest rain that I can remember - but all is hot and sunny again now

10:43am glenn:

bill bryson makes the valid point that of the world's ten most poisonous species australia has......all ten.

10:43am glenn:

and i'm not including julia gillard.

10:44am Gary:

Yes, "rabbit, rabbit"

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10:45am Brian in UK:

Paul, would that I had the time. Getting the train in a couple of hours.

10:47am Hugo:

@Doug, re. the Dutch stuff in the set, I just downloaded a concert with Misha Mengelberg, Han Bennink AND Dudu Pukwana. Sounds interesting, eh?

10:48am Webhamster Henry:

Autoharp alert!

10:50am Evan in NC:

My wife says it's, "Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit," and fusses at the rest of us if we neglect to commemorate the first of the month thereby.

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

WOW, Gary! A photo! Robert Martens did a drawing of Jimmy Carter being attacked by the rabbit that was included in WFMU's 1995 calendar that Lynda Barry did the cover for.

Was that a run-on sentence?

Webhamster Henry, Webhamster Henry!

Greetings, Evan in NC!

10:51am glenn:

wynne!

10:52am Lewis:

@Evan - are all three rabbits required. I learned that ritual with only 2… have I been screwing it up all this time?

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

Jaysus, now we're up to three rabbits?!? No wonder I never hardly have any good luck. Morning Lewis!

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10:54am listener james from westwood:

Give it an hour, Doug, we'll have a whole gross of the beasts.

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10:55am βrian:

"Lapin à la moutarde" is my verbal talisman.

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

I've actually been worried about the bunnies here. For weeks and weeks, I would see a couple of bunnies hopping around a particular spot on my evening dog walks. A week or so ago, I saw a huuuuge hawk circling quite low over the area. Since then, no bunnies.

10:57am Uncle Michael:

Hawks gotta make a living.

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

That made me hungry, βrian.

10:57am Lewis:

@Doug - ahhh, the wilds of Squirrel Hill...

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10:57am βrian:

This is what happens when bunnies dream of flight.

10:58am davex:

Still listening - just not in commenting range. Another fine show, Doug, lest I not have the chance later...

10:58am Uncle Michael:

This is among my very favorite Tom T songs.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

Keep lurking, davex. I got yer back!

@Uncle Michael
So so many to chose from. I ♥ Tom T.

10:59am glenn:

they're all my favourite.

11:01am Paul Sherratt:

' Real, The Tom T Hall Project ' a gem of a tribute album. And this is ALWAYS coming on the car player

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11:01am βrian:

I knew a guy whose wife was inflatable.

11:02am Doug Schulkind:

I better delete that one, too, βrian.

11:03am Andy S.:

Re: Wynn Stewart. He made a lot of records but the Challenge sides are my favorites -- "Playboy," "Above and Beyond," suicide ballad "One Way to Go," etc. Challenge was owned by Gene Autry; the Wynn masters were reissued previously by Bear Family on a 2-LP set.

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

Absolutely agree, Andy S. His duets w/Jan Howard are terrific.

11:07am glenn:

what paul sherratt said. i listen to real in the car all the time. syd straw's take on harper valley p.t.a. is my personal fave.

11:08am Gary:

Will somebody PLEASE tell him his name!

11:09am northguineahills:

It's Bill, right?

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11:12am listener james from westwood:

Hell, we're 30 sec in and I already like this!

11:14am Lewis:

Thanks evan - the message may now be destroyed (although my source has her own fallibilities, but that relationship was long ago… so my liabilities are less than yours)

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11:15am listener james from westwood:

Proofing a college-level Amer History text. Book devotes more than the usual amount of space of such books in its WWII chapter to the anti-Mexican violence usu known as the Zoot Suit Riots. Kudos to this book.

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11:16am listener james from westwood:

(usu amount of space in such books, at least during my college years = none)

11:16am Paul Sherratt:

glenn, some years back to make sure that Ron Sexsmith had no way out of performing ' Ships Go Out ' at a tiny venue near us, I printed the lyrics out and handed them to him. I wonder if Iris Dement contribution is Doug's favourite ?

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Message deleted, Evan. And by that, I mean message, what message?!

11:17am Evan in NC:

I have no idea what any of you are talking about. Loving the music, though.

11:19am glenn:

don't be jealous, but i saw ron and iris perform "that's how i got to memphis" as a duet about ten years ago.

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11:21am Brian in UK:

Still waiting to see Iris. Wrote to her, no reply.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

My wife is out of town. Left for NYC on the morning train. I first fell in love with Iris' music, seeing her in NYC when, yes, my wife was out of town. This was when she was touring with her new Warner Bros. record My Life. I am still in love.

11:26am Paul Sherratt:

glenn,

Don't be jealous but Ron gave us a personal performance of 'Galbraith St ' at 7am in Barcelona airport after he'd missed his gig the evening before...

Actually that bit about singing is completely untrue. And yes I am fully of envy of the Iris/Ron duet!

11:26am Gary:

GF & I are off to meet a friend in Sunnyside for Korean lunch. It's her last free weekday before starting a new job next week. Thanks for the awesomeness, as always, Doug!

11:27am ndbob:

i had a friend who refused to believe the Carter and the rabbit incident until showed her that photo

11:27am glenn:

oooh. that's great. he's a very decent guy, is ron sexsmith. not a half bad songwriter, neither.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Congrats on the GF job, Gary! Have some bibimbap for me!

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

Has there ever been a cooler food name than bibimbap? No. No there hasn't.

11:29am Gary:

Will do! This is a freaking awesome song ... am stalling ... how long do I have?!?

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

6:24 left, um 6:17...

11:30am Paul Sherratt:

glenn, have you seen the Ron documentary ' Love Shines ' ?

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

Ifang sounds like some new self-dentistry app. But here is the original: www.discogs.com...

11:32am Gary:

Damn. I gotta go. Will come back to this in archives later!

11:33am davex:

Some nice finds in this set!

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11:33am Brian in UK:

I loves Galbraith Street.
Cannot imagine Ron as a bicycle courier though.

11:34am Uncle Michael:

He, can you all plan on joining me in the next room for the same old Shinola™?

www.wfmu.org...

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

Wait till you hear the next set, davex.

11:34am still b/p:

At your SOS pad, then.

11:36am glenn:

no, i haven't. i sort of know a guy who played guitar for him.

11:38am Paul Sherratt:

glenn

It is, as Doug might say, a lovely thing. Look out for it - no doubt some is on u toob

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11:38am βrian:

You're making up that "gree-aht" pronunciation.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

That's surely how Pittsburghers would pronounce it. Gree-aht. Funny!

11:40am ndbob:

When is this from? Sounds really early

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

The Buster Bennett? 1945

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Buster is playing sax as well as singing!

11:44am ndbob:

The Tiny Bradshaw

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11:45am Brian in UK:

Great show, Doug. Better go catch that train.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Tiny was from '47

11:46am Uncle Michael:

Do I feel strange to you?

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11:48am βrian:

Train? Train? How awfully first world of you. (Our gub'ner killed rail funding.)

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

No stranger than usual.

11:49am ndbob:

ah ty

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11:50am βrian:

Stranger? "Mother died today."

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael is adjusting his cummerbund and spit-shining his spats in anticipation of HINKY DINKY TIME! His show begins in 10 minutes.

Playlist page here: wfmu.org...

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

Next up, one of the great song titles of all time.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

@βrian No third class, so I had to get second class with the chickens.

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11:53am Brian in UK:

Snakes in third class or was that the aeroplane?

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Sitars in soul = humans getting it right.

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the great music this morning, Doug.

See you all shortly.

11:56am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Who you callin' Shorty?

Glad to do it, ndbob!

11:58am Evan in NC:

Wonderful show, Doug. Thanks so much for turning me on to Ifang Bondi!

11:58am northguineahills:

Bravo Doug, Thanks! See you in the next room!

11:59am Jesse K:

great show, thanks Doug!

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11:59am listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, Doug!

11:59am davex:

What Evan said - all of it!

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)

Black Prince	I Want a Radio at Home	West Indian Rhythm (Bear Family 1938)
Sir Lancelot & Gerald Clark's Caribbean Singers	A Night in Central Park	b/w Ugly Woman (Keynote 1945)
The Lion	Sucoyen	Shango, Shouter & Obeah: Supernatural Calypso From Trinidad 1934-1940 (Rounder )
Drummers of the Societe Absolument Guinin	Africanadou	Voodoo Drums (Universal Sound 2001)
Unidentified	A Vélo	Bamboulas de la Guadeloupe (Bam )
Unidentified	Le Map Pale Padisa Reziye Aroyo Sepavre Dilene	Rara in Haiti: Street Music of Haiti (Soul Jazz )

Steve Gunn & Mike Cooper	Saudade Do Santos-o-Velho	Cantos de Lisboa (FRKWYS 2014)
Aaron Sheppard	The Transmigration of the Old West	Beyond Berkeley Guitar (Tompkins Square 2010)
Suni McGrath	Train Z II	Seven Stars (Tompkins Square 2014)
John Fahey	The Transcendental Waterfall	Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You: The Fonotone Years 1958-1965 (Dust-to-Digital )
New Direction Unit	Subconscious Lee	Live at Moers Festival (Three Blind Mice 1980)

Dave Bailey	One Foot in the Gutter	One Foot in the Gutter (Epic 1960)
Paul Bley Quartet	Beau Didley	Solemn Meditation (GNP Crescendo 1957)
Cecil Taylor	Nona's Blues	At Newport (Verve 1957)
Leo Cuypers & Willem Breuker	Rabbit	Live in Shaffy (BVHaast 1974)

Buddy Starcher	I Could Not Find My Name	Buddy Starcher and His Mountain Guitar, Volume 2 (London 1962)
Wynn Stewart	The Long Black Limousine	California Country: The Best of the Challenge Masters (AVI 1958)
Johnny Darrell	The One on the Right is on the Left	As Long as the Wind Blows (United Artists 1966)
Tom T. Hall	A Week in a Country Jail	b/w Flat Footin'-It (Mercury 1969)
Mel Tillis	Loco Weed	b/w It's So Easy (Columbia 1960)
Bobby Russell	The Joker Went Wild	Words, Music, Laughter and Tears (Elf 1968)
Henson Cargill	What's My Name?	The Uncomplicated Henson Cargill (Monument 1970)

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Karamoko Keita	Gnani Magni	Karamoko Keita (Super Sound )
K.K.'s No. 2 Band *led by A.K. Yeboah)	Osee, Mmarima Mra	Mmarima Mra (Essiebons )
Bailly Spinto	Ntelesse	African Pearls: Cote d'Ivoire - West African Crossroads (Syllart )
Ifang Bondi & Afro Mandingue Sound	Saraba	Saraba (Disques Griot 1976)

Tiny Bradshaw	These Things Are Love	b/w I've Been Around (Savoy 1947)
Buster Bennett	Broken Down Man	b/w Don't Worry about a Thing (Columbia 1945)
The Wonderettes	I Feel Strange	b/w Wait Until Tonight (Ruby 1965)
The Capitols	I Thought She Loved Me	b/w When You're in Trouble (Karen 1969)
The Contours	You Hurt Me So	Dance With the Contours: Featuring Unissued Motown Recordings 1963-1964 (Kent 1963)
Walter Jackson	It's an Uphill Climb to the Bottom	b/w Tear for Tear (Okeh 1966)
The Modulations	What Good Am I?	It's Rough Out There (Buddah 1975)

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