WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/12/14

Listener comments!

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8:44am listener james from westwood:

Hi ho, Doug and all! Are those real-live gandy dancers?

8:44am Doug Schulkind:

Ain't life grand, er gand, Listener James?!

8:46am Gary:

Once again, you are providing the (awesome) soundtrack to my morning of job application submittery.

8:47am Doug Schulkind:

Throw one in there for me, Gary.

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8:50am listener james from westwood:

Go, applications! Bring back offers multiple and lucrative!

8:52am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! sock it to me!

8:53am Clinton White House:

You mean Socks it to you, holland oats.

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8:57am listener james from westwood:

I think Socks actually lived nearly 2 decades. Some cat!

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8:58am duke:

Morning Drummer folks. Gotta get these tracks fixed before the GTDS train comes through,

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

All aboaaaaard, duke!

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hi ndbob!

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9:02am listener james from westwood:

Gary, I'm in a career-development mode, too; one of my clients sent me an editing test to see if I might be a good fit for a different range of books I haven't worked on before. Karma to the both of us!

9:02am Jeff Golick:

All the live-long day, Doug!
Hey-hey, all assembled!

9:03am Uncle Michael:

Good morning. Work songs?

9:03am holland oats:

what's d:oin' jeff?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Too bad Gilroy, California, doesn't have a Golick Festival, Jeff.

Morning, UM!

9:04am Jeff Golick:

@holland oats: just rocking in tempo.

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9:06am duke:

Good hunting to all you job seekers.

9:06am Uncle Michael:

Too cool for wide-open windows yet. We had the heat kick in last night.

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9:06am listener james from westwood:

Hell YES to the windows open. Been waiting for this since May.
@UM: Only the finest work songs!

9:06am holland oats:

commies

9:07am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: from the Yelp page for the Gilroy Garlic Festival -- "Pros:
- The first aid area had very nice EMTs."

9:09am Gary:

I know the Garlic Festival well ... I grew up 10 miles away in San Juan Bautista.

9:10am Jeff Golick:

This NYer article on fast food workers and their attempts to organize is very good and not a little dispiriting: www.newyorker.com...

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

My sister has a cabin in Big Sur. We drive past Gilroy on the way down from the East Bay.

9:10am holland oats:

les blank represent!

9:11am ndbob:

@Jeff Sure is

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael, the next track is by one of your kind.

9:12am Holly in NC:

Morning, Doug & everyone! On way out door for the day, but just wanted to wish everyone Happy Friday :-)

As a gap-toothed woman who eats raw garlic on a daily basis, I have a special fondness for Les Blank.

9:12am holland oats:

golick is as good as ten mothers

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9:12am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug & listeners-in.
This little gem was released today over here. Relevant to the first album.
www.imdb.com...

9:13am Gary:

Les Blank was my intro to Dori Seda, one of my all-time favorite cartoonists!

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9:13am Brian in UK:

No good railing agin the man!

9:13am Uncle Michael:

I might have missed my kind.

9:15am Jeff Golick:

"The director recommends that, when the film is shown, a toaster oven containing several heads of garlic be turned on in the rear of the theater, unbeknownst to the audience, with the intended result that approximately halfway through the showing the entire theater will be filled with the smell of garlic."

That would be something to experience.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Yay, Holly in NC, yay!

Howdy, Brian in UK. Thanks again for that BBC4 link!

9:15am Webhamster Henry:

Hiya Doug! Any Autoharp coming up?

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Lovely 30-minute documentary on Judee Sill on BBC Radio 4: www.bbc.co.uk...

Good greetings, Webhamster Henry! I sure wish there was, but sadly, no.

9:17am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: was this Rufus Crisp recorded in 1972? Or just released then?

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9:19am Brian in UK:

@Jeff it is not a name that you could invent or rather it is.

9:19am Jeff Golick:

Uh...let me google that for myself...aaaaand considering this --- "Rufus Crisp (1880-1955)" --- I'm guessing it was recorded earlier.

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9:19am Brian in UK:

Ever heard of tape delay, Jeff?

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Good question, Jeff Golick. This will answer your question: www.folkways.si.edu...

9:20am Jeff Golick:

News does travel slow 'round these parts, Brian.

9:20am Uncle Michael:

"Here's a little number I recorded before I died..."

9:21am Jeff Golick:

Off to travel over the mighty East River; hope to see you all on the other side.

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9:22am Brian in UK:

I'd like to dedicate this to all my fans who do not realise that they are yet.

@Jeff regards to Charon.

9:25am Gary:

People burn their old valentines cards?

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Keep a hanky handy for the end on this one.

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9:35am Brian in UK:

Speyside is where a lot of single malts come from. It is in the water.

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9:35am Brian in UK:

Nothing to do with Orkney though.

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9:36am duke:

Bituminous, no way. Anthracite!

9:37am northguineahills:

Corporate private armies like the Pinkerton Detective Agency?

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Precisely, northguineahills.

@duke
I believe the Library of Congress has a "Songs and Ballads of the Anthracite Miners" collection, too.

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
Yup. Looky here: www.loc.gov...

9:43am Gary:

Doug, what does "BR-3" mean?!? I can't figure it out Googling around

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Beats me, Gary. I remember hunting for an answer last time I played this record.

9:45am doca:

Hey, Doug! Toni Tornado! I'm busy but let me say: he became a major TV star in the 80's and the 90's, specially on Brazilian novelas. His musical career was cut short, however, when at a concert he attempted some kind of mosh and accidently killed a girl attending the show. Afterwards he didn't record again.

This song however was a huge hit when it came, my mom still loves it.

9:45am Webhamster Henry:

Cuica is an acceptable Autoharp substitute.

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

I know that Tornado won a national contest in Brazil in 1970 with that song.

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

I know this because I can Google-Translate Wikipedia's Portuguese pages like a champ.

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9:46am Brian in UK:

Could I guess that the B is Brazil or Brazilian?

9:46am doca:

Yeah it goes on the tradition of Wilson Simonal, I think

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Also just read that Tornado was arrested after making a black-power fist salute from the stage at an Elis Regina concert. In order to be released, Tornado had to sing BR3 for the police.

Is this TRUE, doca?!?

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Cuica + autoharp = nirvana

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9:49am Brian in UK:

Doug, artistes names today are of superior quality.

9:50am sinner:

Ahhhhhh. What a WONDERFUL racket. Just what I needed.

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Bless you, sinner!

9:51am doca:

Hahah I don't know, I guess not. Political consciousness unfortunately wasn't the most distinctive character of Brazilian popstars back on the day...

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

A QUESTION FOR ALL
Can anyone detect an improvement in the audio fidelity of today's show? The wonderful Jeff Moore, tech guru at WFMU, sent me some equipment to help clean up the audio in the transmission chain from my computer to the stream. I hear an improvement on my end for sure. (I also hear the imperfections of some of the crappier MP3s I'm playing.)

9:53am sinner:

Doug--I noticed immediately. Much crisper.

9:54am northguineahills:

it's louder (just using my laptop speakers as it's too early to put on the hi-fi)

9:54am doca:

It seems better for me too

9:54am Andrew Waterloo:

Not sure, I'm working with laptop speakers.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

@sinner
Bless you twice!

@NGh
The new equipment (and a tweak to my settings) probably allows me to play it all a little louder with distorting. Not sure about that, but I guess that to be true.

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9:57am Brian in UK:

Loves La Voz

9:58am Dominick:

Audio is significantly better. It used be almost always clipped (brick walled) That's gone.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Brick-walled sounds so uuuuugly.

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10:00am Brian in UK:

Hard to tell with pissy computer speakers.

Ray Charles?

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10:00am listener james from westwood:

Don't forget to not see the Nina Simone biopic!

10:00am Alex In Illinois:

THe Jersey boys Four Seasons Biopic

10:01am Dominick:

Upcoming must miss biopic Jimi Hendrix, Brian Wilson, Four Seasons

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10:01am Brian in UK:

Jimi Hendrix.

10:01am Alex In Illinois:

The Glenn Miller story

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10:02am duke:

when is the GTDS biopic coming out?

10:02am Dominick:

Brick walls are bad enough as backgrounds for rock band promo photos

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10:02am Brian in UK:

Duke you mean the FMU Story?

10:03am still b/p:

waiting for WFMU....
waiting for available socket..
waiting for WFMU....
waiting for available socket..
waiting for WFMU....
waiting for available socket..
SOMEBODY SHOOOOOOOT ME! My Friday morning's already been shot and is writhing painfully with this endless connection fuckery. It just will not hold. This will be the most intensely difficult scene to watch in my biopic.

10:04am Andrew Waterloo:

Milford Graves is amazing. I saw him last Saturday.

10:04am Mr C:

Definite sonic upgrade... You're fresher than Dougie Fresh.

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Submitted without further comment:
The bass player on this Blakey cut is named Spanky DeBrest.

Goodest morning to you, Mr C! Great to hear Monica on the air the other day!

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10:06am duke:

@Brian there was supposed to be a FMU movie called, I think, Freeform or Death. There was Kickstarter campaign, but I don't think it's available yet.

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

Helooo Andrew Waterloooo!

And NOBODY but nobody shoot still b/p, no matter what he says.

10:07am Andrew Waterloo:

The FMU movie is now called Sex and Broadcasting and apparently something is about to happen with it.

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

IMDB: The Alex in Illinois Story (the role of Alex in Illinois is played by himself)

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10:10am duke:

@Andrew, so it is www.imdb.com...
Thanks

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10:10am Brian in UK:

Duke the team had a preview a few weeks back.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
Andrew W is correct, Sex and Broadcasting is the new title. There was an advanced screening back at WFMU. I haven't seen it, but I have it on good authority that a late-1980s version of yours truly can be spotted in some archival footage.

10:12am Jeff:

Lookin' good, soundin' good.

10:12am Mr C:

We need Monica to unretire from WFMU.

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10:13am Brian in UK:

Doug. The part of Illinois was played by Jamaica for tax and contractual reasons.

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks to YOU, Jeff!!!

@Mr C
Monica knows that if she ever needs to do a show remotely, there will always be a home for her here.

10:16am Gary:

Yay this song!

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

I starred your comment, Gary. In my mind.

10:19am Andrew Waterloo:

I have few Kickstarter movies that have taken more than a year longer than expected.

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10:19am listener james from westwood:

"Sex and Broadcasting"? Okay....

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10:21am listener james from westwood:

I guess that makes my FREEFORM OR DEATH T-shirt a collector's item, but ... I don't know how to finish this sentence.

10:21am Andrew Waterloo:

Apparently it will make sense when you see the movie.

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10:22am duke:

I contributed to the FMU movie kickstarter. I have a t-shirt from it among my collection of FMU t-shirts. I lost track of what was happening with the movie

10:22am Jeff:

Whatever can be done to encourage Monica to play music for us must be done.

Doug, I'd encourage you not to push the levels through your A/D or out to the stream hotter than usual just because what's coming out of your playin' computer is cleaner... your lovely songs on your stream are louder than Chris M's wall of crunchy doomy metal on the WFMU stream. The WFMU stream's levels are actually pretty nicely judged for good sound.

10:24am Jeff:

"Sex and Broadcasting" is a book about community radio which was very important to Ken and others.

smile.amazon.com...

10:24am Dominick:

Mr. C, Monica's sit in for Irwin yesterday was great, as expected.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

Advice well taken, Jeff. I am still using my Audacity visuals on my streaming machine to monitor levels. (Another part of operation I owe to you.)

10:25am Andrew Waterloo:

@duke, unfortunately I'm finding some of the Kickstarter movies take a long time and they're not very good at sending updates on Kickstarter. I just found out one of he movies I invested in had a screening, and I will probably find out they had a local one in their next update.

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

When this track shifts to double-time, it will take your breath away.

10:26am Jeff:

It's all selfish, Doug. I enjoy your show, and want my personal listening experience to be as good as possible.

If it's also better for everyone else... well, that's fine too.

10:27am still b/p:

Charlene's Bartley's voice was like a hybrid of Wayne Newton and Doris Day. Or maybe that's just the hunger and anger talkin' over here.

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10:27am listener james from westwood:

@Jeff. Makes sense from that standpoint. Hope it's not too in-jokey.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Wrapping my head around that one. Am amused muchly.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Finger cymbals. Most bad-ass instrument ever?!?

10:31am Uncle Michael:

Hater be hatin'.

10:31am Uncle Michael:

Right up there with pennywhistle, Doug.

10:34am still b/p:

Getting at all Bob Crewe tribute-ish later today Uncle Michael?

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10:35am duke:

Time to jump the track. Must go to Fed Ex to return 2 printers. We're on our 3rd printer in a month,

10:36am Stanley:

Hey hey
I've made it!

10:37am Uncle Michael:

No Crewe, No Cosimo Matassa...others have got that covered. Spazz did a great job last night. I'm sure he won't be the last.

10:37am Evan in NC:

I've got an hour to listen during my planning period, but I'm afraid the grades I'm giving these essays might be a bit inflated since the music's really compromising my characteristic grumpiness. I'll make sure the kiddos know who to thank, Doug.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

Good luck with your ex-printer, duke!

Welcome aboard, Stanley!

Wow, Cosimo is gone. What a giant.

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Evan in NC
Can I have a hall pass? I gotta pee!

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10:40am Artie:

2nd Halfer's Represent! Always Late!! Never Tardy!!!

10:41am Evan in NC:

Normally I'd tell you that's what class change is for, but Ten Years Hence changed my life, so sure, go ahead. No dawdling, though.

10:41am Jeff Golick:

Woot woot, Artie. Hi, again.

HOWEVER: On my way in I passed a food truck in front of my work bldg giving out free coffee and donuts, so...BRB.

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

Right on time, Artie! Now I'll play the good stuff.

@Evan in NC
For that "10 Years Hence" reference I'll even wash my hands before returning!

10:42am Uncle Michael:

Admiral Ackbar's coffee and donuts.

Careful...

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

The lineup here:

NOAH HOWARD ~ alto sax, tambourine, bells
FRANK LOWE ~ tenor sax, bells
ROBERT BRUNO ~ piano
EARL FREEMAN ~ electric bass
JUMA SUTAN (sic) ~ conga drums, timbales
RASHIED ALI ~ drums

10:44am Stanley:

Mmmmm......smooth

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

No, this track did not become an unexpected hit again, nine years later during the OPEC oil crisis.

10:53am Dean:

I'm waiting for the first song to sample this: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/scientists-have-captured-the-sound-one-atom-makes

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Leaf-blower guy is back. Friday seems to be a regular thing now. Windows, sadly, closed.

10:57am Andrew Waterloo:

My sympathies are with you Doug, I have a loud lawnmower guy that seems to be out mowing the lawn at every tranquil moment.

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

I like the people who just hire a guy with goats to come eat their lawns. It's a win-win.

11:00am doca:

What a beautiful track

11:05am Lore:

I will gladly accept donations of that Noah Howard LP.

11:08am Doug Schulkind:

You and me both, Brother Lore.

11:09am northguineahills:

Yep, turned on the hi-fi, it's crisper, and holy hell, the bass!

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

Frank Lowe Quartet. Gentlepeople, start your drooling: www.triplepointrecords.com

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

Oh goody good good, northguineahills!

I am so grateful and appreciative for the guidance and wise counsel from WFMU's web/tech maestro Jeff Moore.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

No one quite knows what to say about Perry's line in this track: "International news from the Jews," if that's in fact what he's saying. It would seem to be a poor turn of phrase for Mr. Perry.

11:12am Andrew Waterloo:

those rail workers are in step with this one.

11:15am Stanley:

not as good as 'drinking the blood of chickens from a rum glass'

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

This Nigerian woman bills herself as "The Rappatainer."

11:20am still b/p:

You s'posed to drink the blood of chickens only from a pousse-café glass.

11:21am Jeff Golick:

I fondly recall seeing/hearing a female dj known as Spinderella.

11:22am Stanley:

and that's exactly what I'll be doing in an hour or so (except it will be beer from pint glasses haha)

11:23am Carmichael:

Good morning Doug and drumming road crew. Taking my nose off the grindstone long enough to say howdy.

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

There are very very few female rappers from African nations. There are even fewer who, like Sola Idowu, a.k.a. Weird MC, who are openly gay. She came out in 2000.

11:26am northguineahills:

That Lee Perry track reminds of a Dead Prez line, "Bob Marley didn't die of cancer, 31 years ago I would have been a Panther, they killed Huey b/c they knew he had the answer, the news you hear on the tv is mothafuckin' propaganda."

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Oh hey, Carmichael!

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11:28am listener james from westwood:

A brave thing on Idowu's part, given sentiments in some parts of Africa.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

No doubt very brave in Nigeria, Listener James. I'm pretty sure Ms Idowu lives in London.

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

This funky thick Afrobeat comes from deepest, darkest Asheville, North Carolina, by the way.

11:32am Carmichael:

Seriously, Doug? It sounds so ... foreign.

11:32am still b/p:

Terminally ill Australian Christian lady in Malaysia just notified me she will transfer $25M to my account for me to distribute charitably. So it looks like I won't have to start the goat-loan-for-lawns thing I was starting to consider.

11:32am Gary:

Wasn't fella born there? [sorry]

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11:33am listener james from westwood:

Wow, yet another tick in the "Asheville is awesome" column.

11:33am northguineahills:

Should ask Holly about Afromotive.

11:33am northguineahills:

I suddenly want goat curry....

11:37am Gary:

Yay new + old new shows!

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Who DOESN'T want goat curry, NGH?! (Well, I guess goats don't.)

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

Sounds like Willie & Paul are live from a helicopter.

11:41am Gary:

The vibrato voices are awesome

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Ayayayayayayay agree, Gary.

11:43am Carmichael:

I see curried goat all the time at my local Indian restaurant. Never got up the nerve to even taste it.

11:43am still b/p:

I like how the "brank-brank" of the guitar is coming out of one channel.

11:45am Gary:

I gotta take off to an interview now ... great show, Doug!

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Good luck, Gary!

Interesting info on Betty Gouché (nee Fikes) here: www.sirshambling.com...

11:46am Uncle Michael:

Good luck, Gary!

11:47am Uncle Michael:

The next room: wfmu.org...

11:48am northguineahills:

Buena suerte Gary!

11:49am Uncle Michael:

Great show today, Doug. It's the best possible pre-Hinky coping mechanism.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael put on clean underwear special for today's show. Take of your Doc Martens and tip-toe over here at the top of the hour: wfmu.org...

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Pre-Hinky Coping finally got listed in the DSM IV. Congrats, Uncle Michael!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Woohoo.

11:57am northguineahills:

Thanks for a fantastic Friday morning, Doug!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

See ya all in the vestibule.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

My esteemed pleasure, NGH!

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11:58am listener james from westwood:

Ah, but did he make it into the brandy-new DSM-V? I'm guessing he's listed under the Obsessively Listenable Radio section. No known cure!
Many thanks for the obsessively listenable show, Doug!

11:59am Stanley:

What's going on? Is it over already?
Sure freewheeled along today, Doug.
Many thanks once again.
Have a good weekend y'all.

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

I give you a private extra two hours, Stanley. C'mon over!

12:01pm Stanley:

I'll bring beer, see ya later.

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12:03pm Brian in UK:

Phew just back from the osteopath. That Stanley, never set your watch by him. Oh bugger.

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)

George Jones	This Is What the Union Done	Songs and Ballads of the Bituminous Miners (Library of Congress 1940)
Peter Pratt	Strathspey: Archie O'Lamb Holm Pipe March: Unidentified	Orkney: Traditional Dance Music from Orkney (Topic 1955)
Uncle Dave Macon	Stop That Knocking at My Door	b/w Sassy Sam (Vocalion 1926)
Rufus Crisp	Blue-Eyed Girl	Rufus Crisp (Folkways )
LeRoy Broussard	Lemonade Song	b/w Bo Sparkle Waltz (Goldband 1957)
Early Upchurch & Willis Pell	I'm Going to Tag Along (With Jesus)	b/w My Daddy Sang a Song (ARC 1965)
Cindy Walker w/Eddie Condon's Orchestra	I'm Tickled Pink Because You're Blue	Till the End of Time (B.A.C.M. )
Henson Cargill	Silence on the Line	b/w Forever in Blue Jeans (Copper Mountain 1979)

Montego Joe	Maracatu	¡Arriba! Con Montego Joe (Prestige 1965)
Toni Tornado	BR-3	BR-3 (Odeon 1971)
Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel	Afina a Cintura	Bateria Nota 10 (Top Tape 1975)
Son Palenque	La Arepa Asá
Héctor Lavoe	El Todopoderoso	La Voz (Fania 1975)

Art Blakey	Scotch Blues	Tough! (Cadet 1957)
Jazz Manikiniki	Raai Raai	The Sound of Motella (Town & Country) (Motella 1966)
Ngoc-Can & Nguyen Thiet	Gao Trang Trang Thanh	Nostalgique Vietnam: Chansons de Charme, Poèmes et Prières, 1937-1954 (Buda Musique )
Charlene Bartley	The Weekend of a Private Secretary	The Weekend of a Private Secretary (RCA Victor 1957)
The Braz Gonsalves 7	Raga Rock	b/w No Amount of Loving (Odeon 1970)

Noah Howard	Back A'Town Blues	Live at the Village Vanguard (Freedom )
Eje Thelin	Gasoline, My Beloved	At the German Jaz Festival 1964 (Dragon 1964)
William Parker	Psalm for Billy Bang	Wood Flute Songs (AUM Fidelity 2011)

Lee "Scratch" Perry	Judgment in a Babylon	b/w One Drop (Lion of Judah 1981)
The Mighty Threes	Sinking in the Mist	Africa Shall Stretch Forth Her Hand (April 1978)
Weird MC	African Woman	The Original Afro Beat: The Sound of '90s Nigeria (Avid )
Afromotive	One Way Go	Scare Tactics (Harmonized 2007)

Willie & Paul	Angeke Siwakhe Lomuzi	Umakoti Ka Themba (HMV 1982)
Betty Gouché	What More Can I Ask For	b/w That's Life (Hill 1971)
The Deceptions	Of All the Hearts	b/w People (Brooks 1972)
Johnny Appalachian	Up in Smoke	b/w A Mountain of a Man (Can Move a Little Girl Like You) (Goldie 1962)
Emile O'Connor	The Nerve of You	Precious Stone: In the Studio With Sly Stone 1963-1965 (Ace 1964)
Tobias Wood Henderson	Color Blind Man	Color Blind Man (Pulsar )

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