WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 12/19/14

Listener comments!

8:42am annie:

oh, thanks for the giggle..close to the excuse a kid i know used to cop out of his job at waffle house after three days working; he called in on the 4th day claiming he had ebola.

8:44am Doug Schulkind:

Mmm, waffles.

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8:48am listener james from westwood:

I finally made it to a Waffle House in 2012, while in the Naples, FL area for a wedding. I still have to try Cracker Barrel.

8:49am annie:

extra syrup mr drummer?

8:51am Doug Schulkind:

Do yourself a favor, James, and skip the Cracker Barrel. Despite the homespun PR, it is basically poured-from-a-can food. We finally stopped at one on our many traverses of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and it was revolting.

@annie
And maybe a wee dusting of confectioners suger

8:55am Maggie B.:

good morning drummers! Doug, do you know the story behind that gif? i thought there were 3 stooges.

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8:55am listener james from westwood:

Roger that. Will stick with local diners. Wasn't greatly enamored with WH either.

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8:57am listener james from westwood:

Or, if in the Southwest, anyplace I can get eggs or burritos Christmas style.

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie
Top o' the morning to you! The third stooge overslept!

8:58am Uncle Michael:

Window Brick Bounce is a demonstration sport at the 2016 Summer Olympiad.

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
We'll these guy will get eliminating for doping.

9:00am Uncle Michael:

Are you kidding? They can only be beaten by a team that can get the second guy out with a ricochet on the first throw.

9:02am PeterRarebit:

This might be the greatest song I've ever heard. At the same time, I'm writing a novel, and I'm at a critical point, and this is the worst music possible for that...could turn the music off but will turn the book off instead.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

@PeterRarebit
My deepest apologies. My grandest congratulations.

9:03am Mr C:

Everyday Will Be Like a Holiday when The Drummer hits that thing...

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Hello ndbob!

9:04am Uncle Michael:

Every time an angel gets it's wings, a drummer hits that thing.

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Have some more nog, Mr C!

9:04am Jesse K:

morning everyone

9:06am Jeff Golick:

Somebody...anybody...everybody...STREAM!!!

9:06am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, Jesse the K!

9:07am Uncle Michael:

You can never stick your ear in the same stream twice.

9:08am Alex In Illinois:

A little bit North of the Cheddar curtain (Wisconsin-Illinois border) there is a restaurant and apple orchard called Apple Holler. I think that Cracker Barrel is a corporate-attempted imitation of the restaurant part of Apple Holler.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

In the hooooowwwwse: Jeff "the Human Tilapia" Golick!

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9:10am duke:

I wonder if there's a factory somewhere that makes fake old-fashioned stuff that they hang on the walls in places like Cracker Barrel

9:10am annie:

in china duke

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Well howdy, Alex in Illinois! Glad to see you, duke!

I almost threw up (and absolutely lost my appetite) while mingling in the Cracker Barrel gift shop before getting seated.

9:12am Uncle Michael:

not fake: www.crackerbarrel.com...

9:13am Uncle Michael:

My breakfast place tomorrow:
ladybirddiner.com

9:14am ndbob:

looks yummy UM!

9:14am Uncle Michael:

It'll be our first visit there.

9:15am Alex In Illinois:

@Duke: It's in ..... Dang! Annie beat me to it!
A year or two ago my wife and I stopped at an antique store just off I-55. We found an adorable iron-legged footstool, that looked antique, but when I turned it over, I found "Made in China" on the bottom. Opportunity for ironic comment about how we now have our history imported form Chica.

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Remember when "Made in Japan" was the jingoist's epithet of choice?

9:18am Alex In Illinois:

Imported from China, not "Chica"

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

I could play some Peruvian chicha, if that would make things better?!

9:22am Alex In Illinois:

@Uncle Michael: I guess I stand corrected about the antiques on the wall at Cracker Barrel. But for the food . . . well .. . I need to get some kind of guidebook to help me find places like the Ladybird.

9:23am ndbob:

I found a diner here in Bloomington I really like - go there for breakfast several times a week

9:25am Alex In Illinois:

@Doug: I am enjoying the music you are currently playing and I am not in a Cracker Barrel right now, so I have no complaints about my current situation. But if you do play some Peruvian Chicha, I am sure it will keep things nice.

9:27am Alex In Illinois:

@ndbob: in Bloomington Illinois, or Bloomington, Minnesota?

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

My favorite spot in the universe: Listening to music anywhere but in a Cracker Barrel

9:27am annie:

i'll meet you there one morning ndbob..

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Frank Sinatra called this tune the greatest torch song ever written.

9:31am ndbob:

@annie That would be great:)

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9:31am listener james from westwood:

"By the Time I Get to Phoenix" rocks and rules, and never rots.

9:34am annie:

any of you have a "nick's diner" in your city; my kid and i are going to make a movie called "heart land" and eat at all the nick's diners out there ...ROAD TRIP!!

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

Which way? Zimbabwe.

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9:44am duke:

@annie googling "Nick's diner" gave 36,100 results. You're going to need industrial size Pepto Bismal

9:51am Gary:

Just got here and already having to Google stuff

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Garoogle!

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

The massive South African music blog Electric Jive has compiled and shared three killer volumes of "Tin Whistle Jive & the Roota of Kwela." That last track and dozens more can be downloaded here: electricjive.blogspot.com...

9:55am Gary:

Nice! And love the accompanying photos for that post

9:55am annie:

duke, i have honed that down to 27 open and active nicks diners.. haven't made phone calls yet.. so far the bulk of them are on the right side of the country with a few on the left...and it has to be a diner, preferable a greasy spoon-style

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Christy is all of 19 years old on this streetwise number.

9:57am Gary:

She's awesome

9:58am still b/p:

Good morning.

Thieves who live near Red Skelton's Elastiglass plant shouldn't throw stones.

Frans Special sounded like something that'd be adapted later into a bouncy smiley instrumental for popular American radio-play in the early to mid-sixties.

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9:58am listener james from westwood:

This first hour (a) has helped me grind a knotty reference section in this book into a fine pile of easily mulched chips and (b) has me jonesing for greasy-spoon grub.

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9:59am Artie Haywire:

It's all "doughnuts in the break room" here at the Institute today. Dance tracking to a maple-bacon nugget. I'll take it.

10:02am annie:

LJFW- my favorite kind of road food, truly.... it has to be early morning or just before 11, otherwise it doesn't count as breakfast.. many an early morning i have walked in to a diner for breakfast after a night of partying

10:02am Alex In Illinois:

One time, when I was a teen-ager, my Mom, my sister and I were driving back to St. Louis from the North East US, and we stopped at a diner somewhere in either Ohio or Pennsylvania. Most of the ceiling of the diner had model airplanes hanging from it. I have driven that highway through Ohio and Pennsylvania many times since, but have never found the place again. Would anyone else have ever dined in such a place?

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

The new show on the Drummer Stream will be emanating from: St. Louis

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10:15am listener james from westwood:

Midwest repping once again on this here fine stream.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Jessica Pratt is new to me. A happy discovery! She sounds to my ears like a cross between Judee Sill and Joanna Newsome. I believe I will learn to adore Ms. Pratt's music as I do those other fine women.

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

There's gotta be SOME goddamn good news coming out of the St. Louis area.

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10:18am listener james from westwood:

Something about Taussig and other guitar solo pieces makes me think snow-covered northern cabins and Franklin stoves. No idea why. Cozy, intimate sounds conjure cozy, intimate places for me, maybe.

10:18am Alex In Illinois:

@Doug: I am sorry I was not listening too closely when you mentioned the new show. Who is the host of the new St. Louis-hosted show?

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10:18am listener james from westwood:

Pratt is likewise new to me and is utterly lovely.

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10:19am listener james from westwood:

Wikipedia sez she's got a new album coming next year.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

You can bet I'm on the lookout, Listener James!

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Or maybe the hearout.

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10:22am Artie Haywire:

Love Charlie Parr's voice, and pretty much everything else about him as well.

10:23am V Priceless:

Heya Doug!

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Ya ya, Artie.

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10:23am βrian:

Good morning. How goes the fight against gravity? Not so well for me.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

V-P!

10:24am Robert:

Re your 10:11 anmt, DS, maybe you could clear something up for me. On WFMU's schedule tables, much of the time on the Give The Drummer stream is listed simply as such. I've listened a LITTLE during those times, but have yet to figure out what that programming is. Is it the equivalent of automated radio, i.e. no personality? Is it reruns?

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
Haven't announced the new host's name yet. I will in two weeks.

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10:25am βrian:

Is there a back story for the agitated gif? Is it fabricated? Pretty amusing, in any case.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

@Robert
When a live show isn't airing on Give the Drummer Radio (like right now), the stream plays a continuous flow of music that I have selected for it. It is semi-automated in that it picks tracks at random from a pool of selections I have uploaded to it and it selects them within parameters that I have determined. So it is a machine operating with a human soul. If you will.

10:28am Robert:

Brian, I suspect the work of the Surveillance Camera Players or their ilk. The 1st supposedly rebounding object clearly goes over the head of the guy by a lot.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I don't know the story. Probably better that way.

10:33am Van in DC:

Enjoyed that set

10:33am Greg Red:

agree, that was a great set. Peter Walker was a sublime capper to the whole thing.

10:34am Mike East:

ah, my favorite Santana track...I think I'll give Abraxas a spin this weekend. Good morning and good Friday to you all.

10:34am Robert:

Thanks, DS. I thought it would be funny (both in the ha-ha and strange senses) for WFMU to be using a format from commercial stations of the 1970 & eliminating the DJs! But then, that's what the Rock & Soul Ichi-ban is, isn't it? Funny how things go on the one hand from "How do we provide opp'ty for all these people to expose their art to the world?" when they had only radio, to "How do we fill all this time?" when you have streams. A problem to be desired!

10:39am Jesse K:

live DJ's on the stream 25 hours out of the week!

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10:41am βrian:

The central time zone is representing, eh?

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

24 Days and Hour, as trombonist Craig Harris usta say.

10:42am Robert:

The technology of those automated stations in the 1970s & '80s was subject to glitches. There was a cueing track on taped programs that caused the next tape to play, and sometimes a spurious blip would cause that to be tripped prematurely. Sometimes it would take hours for such a station's only staffer on call to get there & fix things; otherwise it was just a guy showing up weekly to change tapes.

10:43am Jesse K:

maybe we can get the new mystery host and Uncle Michael to get into some high energy cubs cardinals conflict

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10:44am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and fabulously lucky listeners.
Could we have the shot from camera 4 please, darling?

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

@Robert
Originally, WFMU station manager Ken Freedman suggested I do the stream modeled on Rock & Soul Ichiban. When I learned that I could broadcast my show live on the stream, I jumped at the offer. I am constantly uploading tracks for the stream to play in its semi-automated mode, but that pales in comparison to doing live radio.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Brain in UK
Camera 4 got knocked out by the first errant rock.

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Lovely keyboard sluicing here from Jasper Van't Hof.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Jesse K
Our St. Louis DJ is actually from North Carolina. Not sure there's any Cardinals loyalty there.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Please someone comment or I will have ended up commenting five straight times.

Oh shit.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Mike East! (#6)

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10:50am Brian in UK:

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10:51am Brian in UK:

Wadda ya think this is your show mister DJ?

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10:52am Brian in UK:

Guessing this number was written as a kind of requiem.

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

It is the people's show, Brian in UK. And since the people demanded solo tuba, that is what you shall have. Next.

10:54am Santos L Halper:

@ Robert: Ichiban has a couple of new live shows that are great on Wed evenings, Crayons to Perfume and Fringe Factory. Check 'em out!

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Here is the real requiem for Mongezi: www.discogs.com...

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10:54am Brian in UK:

We want euphoniums and we want them.....a week next Tuesday.

10:57am Van in DC:

That's a tub a talent right there

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Santos L Halper
Our wonderful Matt Fiveash came over from Ichiban! And Matt's regular fill-in, Ted Barron, was also an Ichiban All-Star. My stream sister Debbie D does wonderful things over there.

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VAN IN DC!

10:58am Van in DC:

DOUG! Yo!

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10:58am Brian in UK:

I am guessing that this album title is a play on...
www.youtube.com...

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I can't click the link or it'll go out over the air!

11:01am Santos L Halper:

Also good morning Doug, the tunes are hitting like a brick to the head (in a good way, natch).

And i'm with you on the whole Cracker Barrel thing; surprised no one's brought up their history of dubious racial attitudes. Don't remember the details, related to hiring practices i think.

11:02am Santos L Halper:

And the same for Waffle House too, now that i think about it.

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11:04am Brian in UK:

Any multinational chain should be treated with caution.

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11:05am βrian:

Never eat at any restaurant of which there is more than one.

11:06am Gary:

Bring on the madness!

11:07am still b/p:

Old lyrics from a never-completed song:
"Please don't make me eat at a family restaurant,
Show me where the freaky people spend their summer days..."

11:08am Robert:

Anyone else here old enough to remember when HoJo had a lock on the Penna. & NJ Tpke. rest stops?

11:09am Van in DC:

Unknown group, I'm just mad about those guys

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Don't get mad, Van, get even. Even madder!

11:11am annie:

living in the land-o-chik filet is interesting too

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Only if the family tastes good?

11:12am annie:

you could always rely on hojos, robert

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

This tune by Candida Pax is kind of awful and totally wonderful.

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11:14am βrian:

I ate 1.4 metric tons of HoJo's fried clams during my childhood.

11:14am Robert:

It was HoJo on the NJ & PA Tpks. + Garden State Pkwy., Savarin on the Conn. Tpk., I forgot what on the NY Thruway.

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11:15am listener james from westwood:

Never ate @ a HoJo's, but I've inherited, through my parents, many of their towels.

11:16am Van in DC:

Interesting review of that Candida Pax group. www.dustedmagazine.com...

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

When I was a kid, my all-time favorite meal was fried clams at Howard Johnson's. I had my birthday dinner there for much of my childhood.

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11:16am listener james from westwood:

There was a perfectly situated Denny's on my NJ to Boston college route, just about halfway, near a Red Roach Motel. There was also a wonderful old-style Chinese/Polynesian place in Framingham, MA along the same route, across from where my parents would stay on visits.

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11:17am Artie Haywire:

Wouldn't have guessed there was any such thing as a peaceful yeast infection.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for that, Van!

And here is interesting info (and a download) on the Jeff Moore & Friends: rockasteria.blogspot.com...

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11:18am listener james from westwood:

@Artie: Outside of sourdough starter, no, likewise.

11:19am Robert:

The seedy motel exterior shot representing a place in Detroit in the Howard Stern movie was a reversed shot of the former HoJo Motor Lodge on Fordham Rd. (US 1) here in the Bronx. They used to have all-you-can-eat fish fry on Wed.; my father figured the students from Fordham U. drove them broke on that one.

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
My fried-clam brother!

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11:20am Artie Haywire:

Now, yeasts in foods, that's whole different jar of cabbage.

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

Best. Fried clams. On the. Plan. Et.

www.bostonglobe.com...

11:21am Carmichael:

Heya Doug and waffle lovers.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

Carmichael represent!

11:23am Stanley:

LOVE WAFFLES
(hate wafflers)

Hi Doug and good peeps

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

Let's just hope that dog owners of their mind clean up after their pooches.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

Well hello there, Stanley!

11:24am V Priceless:

Sidewalks, Windmills...who's keeping track? Great stuff!

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Damn the if the Asylum Choir doesn't sound like the Soft Boys.

11:26am V Priceless:

@ Doug - my thought exactly!

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Windmills NEXT TO sidewalks, maybe.

11:27am Robert:

Complete this string of words: squirrel, laurel, Allegheny, rays, sideling, Tuscarora, Kittatinny,...

11:27am Webhamster Henry:

This is getting dangerously close to Tony Coulter material!

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

For all of you sitting patiently for the song "Mister Kidneys," your wait has almost paid off!

Greetings, Webhamster Henry!

@Robert
Holland? Or Lincoln?

11:29am ndbob:

nice song here - I know this one

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

@Webham Hen
Are you kidding? When I first "discover" a band like these, the next thing I do is scour Tony Coulter's playlists.

11:29am Robert:

Close, Doug. It's a color.

11:30am Van in DC:

Another fine set there. Thanks!

11:32am Uncle Michael:

I just had the best fucking meal at Cracker Barrel!

11:33am Uncle Michael:

Grandpa's Breakfasts for everyone at the top of the hour at www.wfmu.org...

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11:34am Artie Haywire:

Never has a place of business been more appropriately named than the Cracker Barrel.

11:35am still b/p:

I did not like them, Sam I Am,
I did not like the piled fried clam,
HoJo plates thrilled bro and sis,
I dwelled -- still do! -- in french fry bliss.

11:35am Carmichael:

I also ate at a Cracker Barrel in Naples, FL. It was, ahem , "forgettable" ....

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11:36am Artie Haywire:

The Ipswitch Clam, on the other hand..

11:36am Mr C:

Pittsburgh's raining blues across the land...and yonder too!

11:37am Doug Schulkind:

@Robert
Long before we moved to Pittsburgh, we used to read a book to our daughter called "Uncle Andy's" written by Andy Warhol's (I think) nephew. In it he chronicled all the tunnels the family would drive through from Pittsburgh to New York to visit Uncle Andy.

11:38am Carmichael:

I also ate at several Beef O'Brady's.

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

MISTER KIDNEYS ALERT...MISTER KIDNEYS ALERT...

11:40am Van in DC:

gotta run - thanks Doug

11:40am still b/p:

Remember the Barrel of Monkeys game? Cracker Barrel could sell a Barrel of Crackers game, with little plastic representations of their standard clientele to lift up by hooked arms one on t' other...

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
That makes me want to play The Outcasts "I'm in Pittsburgh and It's Raining"

11:41am Santos L Halper:

For my money you still can't beat TGI McScratchy's Goodtime Foodrinkery. Where every day is New year's Eve!

11:41am Carmichael:

@Doug: isn't that a show with Danny DeVito?

11:41am Robert:

But the nephew missed Blue Mountain?

11:42am Gary:

This awesome funk is making my cut-and-paste task more than tolerable

11:42am Carmichael:

Ugh!!

11:43am annie:

there is a nick's BTW, in tannersville..good reason to say hi to a pal who lives there

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Robert
No, but I did.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

The hill just outside the Blue Mountain tunnel actually looks blue, too.

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

@Gary
I hate to cut and paste and run, but in 15 minutes...

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael has pots boiling over on his stove of music love. Come have a taste (but blow on it first) here: wfmu.org...

Show begins in 10 minutes!

11:50am Mr C:

nice

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

The Millionaires recording for Art Rupe and the Specialty Recording Empire.

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11:54am listener james from westwood:

@Carmichael: I could have had the road-food chain daily double down there in Naples w/ my Waffle House excursion. Sounds like I was better off with the diner on the main drag—packed, that mid-March weekend, with snowbirds and local seniors. And six hungover 40-somethings.

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Here now, the late, great Wendy Rene at 17.

Rest sweetly, Ms Rene (Mary Frierson).

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Almost unbearable listening to this now. Wendy Rene died on Tuesday at 67.

11:57am Uncle Michael:

Wonderful show today, Sir Douglas. Thank you.

See you all in the next room!

11:58am Gary:

11:58am Mr C:

RIP Wendy

11:59am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

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11:59am duke:

Great show once again

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12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Wouldn't be a Friday without these three hours of music. Or the next three. Many thanks!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Huge gobs of fun. Thank you for doing this with me!

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12:02pm Brian in UK:

Thank you Mister DJ.

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)

Rita Alston	Popcorn Funky Reggae	b/w Nat Cole: My Love (pt. 1) (Trojan 1970)
Slim Smith	The Turning Point	b/w Money Love (Jackpot 1972)
Jah Woosh	Woodpecker Sound	Wild Paarty Sounds, Volume 1 (On-U Sound 1976)
Dawn & Christine	Holy Mount Zion	b/w Dub Version (Burning Sounds 1979)
Pablo Gad	Trodding on Home	Blood Suckers (Burning Sounds 1978)
Pama International feat. Dennis Alcapone	Neither High Nor Dry	Trojan Sessions (Trojan 2006)
The Gaylads	By the Time I Get to Phoenix	Fire and Rain (Beverley's 1970)

Abdel Hamid Muhammad	Track #3	From the Deep Great Atlas
Mazai Mbira Group	Mucheka Wakasunga Beta	Chapungu (ZML 1985)
Lucas Lunga	Vura Matambo	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (Dust-to-Digital )
Aron and Charles	Frans Special	b/w Pola Grace (Troubadour 1957)
BBK	A Tata Shandiabana Wiya	The Karindula Sessions: Tradi-Modern Sounds from Southeast Congo (Crammed Discs 2011)
Christy Essien	Take Life Easy	No Understanding (Afrodisia 1979)

Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle w/ Chet Atkins	A Trinket of Shiny Gold	b/w My Life With You (RCA Victor 1951)
Harry Taussig	Yesterday This Dog's Madness	The Diamond of Lost Alphabets (Tompkins Square 2014)
Jessica Pratt	Half Twain the Jesse	Jessica Pratt (Birth 2007)
Charlie Parr	Henry Goes to the Bank	Barnswallow (Charlie Parr 2013)
Peter Walker	Mixture	"Second Poem to Karmela" or Gypsies Are Important (Vanguard 1968)

Manfred Schoof	Resonance	Light Lines (Japo 1978)
Peter Kowald	Mongezi	Human Aspect (OM 1990)
Pinguin Moschner	Plim & Plam	The Flight of the Humble Beast (Born & Bellmann 1998)
Alexander Von Schlippenbach & Sunny Murray	The Shadow of the Man	Smoke (FMP 1989)

Unknown group	Mad	Purple Heart Surgery, Volume 3 (Modern Records )
Candida Pax	My Life	Day (Deroy Sound Service 1971)
Jeff Moore & Friends	Blind Man	The Youngest Son (private press 1974)
Bread, Love and Dreams	My Stair-Cupboard at 3 a.m.	Amaryllis (Decca/Sunbeam 1971)
The Mother Love	Sidewalks of My Mind	b/w Goodbye Mary (Epic 1968)
The Asylum Choir	Icicle Star Tree	Look Inside the Asylum Choir (Smash 1968)
The Ashes	Is There Anything I Can Do	b/w Every Little Prayer (Vault 1966)

Little Willie Littlefield	Nights Are So Long	(Modern 1949)
Lenis Guess	Working For My Baby	b/w Just Ask Me (S.P.Q.R. 1967)
OFS Limited	Mister Kidneys	Eccentric Soul: The Prix Label (Numero Group 1973)
New Process	Bus People Theme	Original Raw Soul III (Now-Again 2012)
Skeewiff feat. Charlise Rookwood	Nitty Gritty	Cruise Control (Jalapeno 2003)
The Millionaires	I'm the One Who Loves You	b/w Mill Evans: Ain't You Glad (Kent )
Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens	One Day	Cold World (Daptone 2014)
Wendy Rene	Young & Foolish	b/w B-B-Q (Stax 1964)

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