WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/22/15

Listener comments!

7:44am ausmanx:

looks like we're gonna get all kulchural tonight. evening, Mr S. probably just as well given the arts funding (or lack thereof) they announced in our budget last week. philistines.

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8:14am duke:

Good morning Maestro Doug, ausmax, and drummers

8:16am Doug Schulkind:

Hello oily birds auysmanx and duke!

8:38am Uncle Michael:

I predict a repetitive motion injury in that gentleman's future.

8:41am Doug Schulkind:

How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Drive through the Carpal Tunnel!

8:45am Gary:

Morning!

8:46am Doug Schulkind:

Not in Papua New Guinea, Gary.

8:50am Frank from VT:

Morning all.

8:51am d¢ pät:

Well, hello there..

8:51am d¢ pät:

"How did you find America?" "turn left at Greenland."

8:53am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Frank from VT and d¢ pät! (Nice piece — songmango.com... — on FMU, DCP!)

8:54am glenn:

i'll duck in advance.

how did princess di die? car-pole tunnel syndrome.

8:54am d¢ pät:

Thanks Mr. Drummer! I had a link to your playlists but it didn't make the cut, sorry! Editor wanted to keep everything rawk-oriented...

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

No worries, d¢ pät. As they say, any ink is good ink!

You should be pun ished, glenn.

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8:57am bobdc:

Those shape note singers just got a lot funkier.

8:57am Jeff Golick:

Pick me up, buttercup. Play it one more time for me.

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, bobdc! Yowdy!

And speaking of funky shapes, it's Jeff Golick!

9:00am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there, ndbob!

9:02am ausmanx:

it's a rather balmy tropical evening in Papua New Guinea. not that i'm there right now, but the weather's always the same. i'm doing gloomy Danish social issue drama tonight. need some drumming...

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9:04am Brian in UK:

Hello Drummer man.
Hey ausmanx trying to beat the Kiwis at the Summer game.
Agree about arts funding, I know a spiral goes both ways but nowadays it tends to follow gravity.

9:06am ausmanx:

hey, Brian. a few years back the Australian govt sent sporting equipment to New Guinea as part of aid package. in their wisdom, they decided to send cricket sets, even though PNG kids love basketball and rugby league. they decided to use the stumps as spears and the bats as clubs. there's a lesson there!

9:07am thatpatsmith:

Hello, Pittsburgh Man

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9:07am Brian in UK:

Is that Richard Buckley?

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9:08am Brian in UK:

Catching the javelin and heading the shot.

9:09am doca:

Hi, @Doug, duke, ausmanx, Uncle Michael, Gary, Frank, dc pat, glenn, bobdc, ndbob, Brian, thatpatsmith and all silent listeners

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9:09am Brian in UK:

Doug, thanks for the reminder, need to get a watermelon and slowly infuse it with a white spirit over the next seven days.

9:09am doca:

It's watermelon season on the Northern Hemisphere, right?

9:09am Jeff Golick:

God I thought you were working up to "Strange Fruit." I saw Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series, now on view at MoMA, yesterday morning, and in among the supplemental art rooms was a large video projection of Billie singing "Strange Fruit." There were four of us in the small room; I think we all held our breath for the duration of the song.

I know I did.

9:09am glenn:

there really is nothing better than a good watermelon on a hot day.

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Yeehaaaaw, Brian in UK. Yippe-tiyay, doca!

How yinz doin', thatpatsmith?!

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9:10am Brian in UK:

Had Carpel Tunnel Syndrum in both hands. Is there anywhere else you can get it?

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9:11am Brian in UK:

I wonder what a palmist would make of the scars.

9:12am doca:

@glenn: Watermelon juice is also good for hot days.

9:13am Frank from VT:

I once tried to grow watermelon. It only set one fruit. As soon as it got as big as a cantaloupe, a red squirrel ate it. ***sigh***

9:13am ndbob:

ah the great Uncle Dave!

9:13am doca:

BTW, if you're interested, I found this some time ago (maybe on WFMU's twitter account?). A gallery of fruit-themed ragtime cover sheets www.ragtimepiano.ca...

9:14am glenn:

i'm kinda surprised that you can't buy bottled watermelon juice. at least, i've never seen it.

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9:14am Brian in UK:

@doca talking of fruit when are you visiting the big apple?

9:16am doca:

@Brian: I've already went to and came back from it!

9:16am d¢ pät:

I'm ashamed of myself...I haven't succeeded in planting ANYthing this year yet. And I'm going away this weekend. Good thing planet warming is extending our season..

9:17am ndbob:

i remember watermelon bubble gum

9:18am d¢ pät:

yep, @ndbob, that was all the rage at one point. Making my mouth water right now

9:19am ausmanx:

we had a bomb set last week, watermelon this week... i'm thinking it'll be footballs next week.

9:20am Frank from VT:

My daughter fell in love with watermelon juice when we lived in India for a bit when she was 7 years old. She's 16 now, and she still is pissed that you can't buy watermelon juice in the US.

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9:21am Brian in UK:

doca, must have been looking the other way. Good trip?

9:21am glenn:

next set will be about dogs. doug is feeling melon - collie.

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9:22am Brian in UK:

@glenn that was the Smashing Pumpkins.

9:23am Jeff Golick:

Wait, I know this one...

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Next week, Give the Drummer Some live from Carnegie Mellon Univ.!

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9:23am bobdc:

What an amazing "Watermelon Man."

9:23am Alex In Illinois:

con palabras!

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

I'd be pissed, too. Frank from VT.

9:24am Shaun:

Thank Doug it's Friday.

9:24am doca:

@Frank: You haven't watermelon juice in the US? Strange, but you can put it on the mixer and it gets good too.
@Brian: Great trip, lots of good food, good music, the record fair, and seeing a friend a long time I didn't see. Though I found NYC very different from what I expected in the first couple of days.

9:26am doca:

It will betray my (lack of) age, but I was a Smashing Pumpkins kind of kid when I was a teenager. Still find them important, for personal reasons.

9:26am glenn:

oh yeah, it was the pumpkins wasn't it? well, they're melons too.

9:27am d¢ pät:

Ah, spent a lot of time protesting at Carnegie Mellon. What's going on there Mr. Drummer Some? They use to have great college radio there, WRCT?

9:27am doca:

@glenn: There was Blind Mellon

9:28am glenn:

and blind melon chitlins, thanks to cheech and chong.

9:30am Uncle Michael:

Doug, you sure are one serious melon baller this morning!

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9:30am Brian in UK:

Is this Hamid Drake drumming?

9:30am doca:

I believe it is, @Brian

9:30am Webhamster Henry:

Good Morning, Doug! Any Sun Ra for his birthday today?

9:31am Uncle Michael:

I think I'm gonna bring a watermelon to my girl tonight.

9:31am Andrew Waterloo:

@Brian, it is.

9:32am doca:

@Brian: William Parker, Leena Conquest on bass and vocals, Louis Barnes, trumpet, Rob Brown on alto sax and flute, and Hamid Drake on drums, according to Wikipedia.

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9:32am Brian in UK:

@Uncle, and a bone for Bonzo.

9:32am Andrew Waterloo:

Hamid Drake is always good. I think I've seen in live over 20 times now.

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9:33am Brian in UK:

Thanks folks. That drummer is beautiful.

9:34am doca:

@Andrew: That's a sentence I wish I could say.

9:36am Uncle Michael:

There are no seedless watermelons. There are watermelons that mature before the seeds develop fully.

I adore watermelon.

9:36am Andrew Waterloo:

saw him play with Natural Information Society (Josh Abrams) last weekend. Highly recommend his work with Fred Anderson.

9:37am Webhamster Henry:

I concur with doca, blended watermelon with some lime is a great experience. I'm a tea-totaller, but I but alcohol lovers would know what else to put in it.

9:37am glenn:

sheeesh. part of the joy of eating watermelon is spitting the seeds at your older sisters.

9:38am doca:

His work on DKV trio with Ken Vandermark and Kent Kessler is also good, really fun jazz. He has a couple of recordings as a leader, I remember listening to one that was really reggae-inflected

9:39am Andrew Waterloo:

My Drake highlight is an improv duo that he did with Larry Ochs.

9:40am Mr C:

Doug E Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew giving the drummer some more..

9:40am Jeff Golick:

Oooh love this record!

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

MrC, Doug E is indeed fresh, but wrapped in a ridiculous preponderance of cellophane. Good morning to you, Sir!

Greetins, Andrew Waterloo and Webhamster Henry!

9:42am still b/p:

Good morning.

When a friend gives me watermelon from his garden, it is a holy thing and wholly delicious.

9:42am George from Bristol UK:

This sounds good ! Hi it's George from Bristol UK who is George from Brooklyn NY11222 for the next 2 weeks so it's not good afternoon it's good morning today. I do the 6 hour drone shift this and next Friday at La Monte Young's Dream House in Tribeca. So let me invite you to Turn Up, Drone In and Droop Out.

9:42am Jeff Golick:

I kind of dig the square watermelon thing: www.melonmold.com...

9:43am doca:

@Andrew: I envy you (but in a good sense)

9:43am Jeff Golick:

Great gig, @George from Bristol! Well done.

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
I've always loved the "missing" apostrophe in the title Kids Mysteries. My brain senses that it's a typo, but my heart know that it isn't.

Welcome welcome, George from Brisklyn, UKNY!

9:44am doca:

@Doug: Thanks for the watermelon hour. I'll be away from the computer, but I'll be listening on the app. See ya later folks!

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure, doca! The rest of the show is pure carbohydrates.

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick (at 9:09)
Wow, I held my breath just reading your account of it.

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9:46am Brian in UK:

I am off out to buy said watermelon soon.

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Always nice to see ya, still b/p!

9:48am mauri:

Such summer songs. heya hey!

9:49am Jeff Golick:

You are killin' it this morning, dj Doug!

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

HoHaHo, mauri!

9:53am Artie @ the shore:

Listening remotely this morning, with sounds of Atlantic surf in the mix. Watermelon is Love.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

The stupendous Matt Temple (of Matsuli Music) shared this Joe Malinga rarity over at ElectricJive recently: electricjive.blogspot.com...

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

You are at the shore for all of us, Artie!

9:56am Artie @ the shore:

Pants sand for all my friends!

9:59am Andrew Waterloo:

This song is very very soothing.

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Fuck fuck fuck webpages with autoplaying ads. Fuck them to death. (Not very soothing.)

10:03am Mike East:

yeah, fuck those webpages...I thought for a second that I had gone to one. thanks for the quick cutoff.

10:03am Mike East:

oh, and GOOD morning!

10:03am mauri:

I just cursed the same thing!

10:03am Mike East:

I'll have some watermelon if there's any left

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10:03am Brian in UK:

Such a SA groove.

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10:03am doctorjazz:

Never did figure out why township jazz never became more popular than it did (outside of South Africa, that is). Hi all!

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10:04am duke:

This episode of GTDS brought to you by Annoying Webpages Inc.

10:04am d¢ pät:

holy crap, I just had to deal with autoplaying fucks too. I couldn't figure out where the fuck it was fucking coming from, fuck!

10:04am d¢ pät:

[always up for some cussing..]

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Mike East! The crazy thing is that the webpage I opened didn't have any visible alert that an ad was even present. Stealthy and filthy.

@doctorjazz
Good question. And good morning!

Hiya duke!

10:06am mauri:

ah malinga adds more smile to the sunshine. Had a steak and sauna. Now feeling for a beer but too tired to cycle and its too windy to row to get one.

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

At least I can edit out the webvomit sounds in the archive.

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

@mauri
Smile. Sunshine. Steak. Sauna. Sweet!

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Dudu Pukwana here with Johnny Dyani! And Don Cherry, too! (And Makaya Ntshoko on drums.)

10:11am still b/p:

An envied friend of mine is down Cape Hatteras way at Ocracoke on the strand of sand, just for some solo time, and I'm in an envious way.

The auto-play bullshit is...is BULLSHIT! Also have to wonder about anyone who puts a music autoplay dingus on his tumblr set-up, or anywhere else similar, so any post you open starts one of about eight particular songs. You can pause it...but who wants to keep doing that? Especially if you're streaming other CHOSEN audio at the time?

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10:12am Brian in UK:

Olinga, the only sound to follow that.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

And I forget to clickety-click to add "Olinga" to the playlist! Nice ears, Brian in UK!

10:21am d¢ pät:

I like also how the second amendment turns out to be something that is only for white men. I mean really, how many black people are going to try "open carry?" "Open carry" in black neighborhoods means "police target."

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10:21am Brian in UK:

I took a very crude test similar to what you mentioned at work. Pass or fail mark. I failed four times. Whatever a fail is. What does that make me. A racist. A failure. A stuff tests kind of guy.

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
My wife Jessie and I had a spectacular vacay at Ocracoke many years ago. Had a huge expanse of beach, as far as we could see in either direction, to ourselves. And this was in July.

10:22am Uncle Michael:

I think it would be ludicrous to frame stories about armed conflict between criminal organizations as one would frame stories about the presence of violence as an element of political protest.

But hey, that's just me.

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10:25am Brian in UK:

This Phil Woods sounds a bit like the Turkish musican Selim Sesler who passed away this time last year.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
The point I was attempting to make is that the violence in Waco is being covered like a sort "boys will be boys" froo-froo, while the legitimate protests in Baltimore were covered as though they were committed by a bunch of lawless thugs.

10:30am Webhamster Henry:

Enjoy Ocracoke it while you can: www.whitehouse.senate.gov...

10:30am Doug Schulkind:

I went through a Paco De Lucio phase. Who didn't?!

10:32am ndbob:

I am pointedly staying out of this conversation

10:33am ndbob:

However - this track is great!

10:35am Jesse K:

Love love love this Shankar Jaikishan record

10:35am Uncle Michael:

I'm not getting that "boys will be boys" hit off of it at all. What I'm getting is an implied question, "why are people so freaked out about some rioting where no one got killed but not so freaked out about a gangland shootout in which nine people died?" I don't find the answer to this implied question very mysterious.

10:36am northguineahills:

Ocracoke sounds like sounds like a Japanese soft drink.

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

You played it recently, Jesse K. Been in my head ever since.

10:38am Jeff Golick:

@ngh: I like to think of it of an exclamation, like "holy moly!" or "hallelujah!" Ocracoke!!

10:41am d¢ pät:

..or an addictive drug made out of a slimy vegetable.

10:41am Uncle Michael:

People aren't prepared to deal with the fact that our culture has marginalized and oppressed many people to the point of frustration that culminates in rage. That rage terrifies people because they know that it can, and perhaps even *should be* directed at *them*. It's hard to distance ones' self from the discomfiture that comes from seeing how close to a brink we are and how culpable we are.

When criminals kill each other, that evokes none of that stuff. Much as has been noted for so long; that black on black crime barely gets attention (bloods and crips killing each other over turf...so what?) Other than for the sake of spectacle and a few news cycles, nobody really gives a shit about biker gangs killing each other. *we* are not implicated...or particularly at risk.

The handwringing over the comparative coverage relies on a lot of false equivalency, in my opinion.

10:41am Jeff Golick:

An album with Piazzolla and Borges called El Tango. Not definitive or anything.

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there, northguineahills! Things go better with Ocracoke.

10:43am Dean:

The Piazolla/Borges record really should have been called, "Se Necesitan Dos."

10:44am Uncle Michael:

The wiggly balconies behind the conductor are wigging me out.

10:45am d¢ pät:

Not buying that U. Mike. I saw/heard a lot of reactions to Baltimore in the vein of "see? that's what those people do." Rioters were presented as just looters and low-lifes, not oppressed people with pent up rage.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

It is my show and you are wrong, Uncle Michael.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

You honky.

10:49am d¢ pät:

Something is funky with my internets. Stream works and so does this page but I can't even get google to load. Time for a reboot. Bye for a bit..

10:50am Jeff Golick:

Would that it could be Friday morning forever.

10:50am Jeff Golick:

Same here, @dc pat. My gmail inbox is very wonky right now.

10:50am Uncle Michael:

"That is what those people do" is a great way to shield one's self from examining one's own role in creating the conditions that are being raged against. I saw a lot of the same reaction you describe...from right wing mouthpieces with an agenda. I also saw a lot of recognition that the protests were almost entirely peaceful, that the police overreacted and that there are always a few knuckleheads...who were very possibly provocateurs. Somehow I'm able to recognize that from my distant perch...so the message is a bit more complex than "that's what those people do."

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

When would I eat, Jeff Golick? When would I sleep? (I'd still do it, however.)

10:51am Dean:

Truly, I don't read all that much of a difference between Doug's and UM's takes on the Waco and Baltimore, uh, dust-ups. So, I'll change the subject. It occurred to me this morning that the exemplary band name Holy Modal Rounders applied to a band that was none of those things.

10:56am Jeff Golick:

Jaga Jazzist should cut an album called Jaga Jazzist Raga Jazz.

10:56am Mike East:

I guess it all depends on which news you watch...I watch none of it, so I have no idea what you guys are talking about.

10:57am Dean:

OMG, an floppy-disk-organ: http://3dprint.com/66916/49-floppy-disks-organ/

10:57am Andrew Waterloo:

Here's a good analysis of what was going on in Baltimore: canadalandshow.com...

10:59am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the link, Andrew.

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11:02am Artie Haywire:

We're in Buxton, on the Banks. Just on inlet up from Ocracoke. Six miles of white sand beach, protected as a wildlife refuge just steps from our surprisingly affordable room. It's a magical, restorative place, just one good storm from disappearing into the sea. We try to come for a week each year. Reading, body surfing, fish sandwiches, and gritty shorts. Off to climb a lighthouse now. Thanks for the lovely morning soundtrack and conversation.

11:03am d¢ pät:

Well, yeah definitely more complex but there are those that only see that one level and also think the Waco bikers are cool somehow.

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

Sounds lovely, Artie. Go frolic!

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

What about Lady Jaga Jazzist, Jeff Golick?

11:08am still b/p:

A young Dan Ackroyd to Hell's Angels who came up to SNL offices to bitch and menace after the show used fake Angel colors in a sketch: "You guys are real men," he said. "Real, true Americans. We really respect you. You guys are great."

11:12am Andrew Waterloo:

I still haven't fully cleaned out the layer of mental filth I built up after reading Hunter S. Thompson's book.

11:12am northguineahills:

Holy crappers, I have this Joe Gibbs comp. I got it in Miami b/c I was disappointed I couldn't find any music in Jamaica NYE 2000.

11:13am Andrew Waterloo:

I imagining Canadian Dan Ackroyd saying that in his Joe Friday voice.

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

You should have gone to Jamaica, Queens, northguineahills!

11:17am Jeff Golick:

What does he mean by "Touch Her Where She Want It Most?"

11:19am Carmichael:

Hello Doug and Memorial day weekenders. Cry on a grave, laugh at a party.

11:19am Gary:

Whoa, this Brenda Ray -- great voice! I need to Google her

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11:20am Brian in UK:

@Jeff give me the crayons, I will draw you a picture.

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Laughingcrying with ya, Carmichael!

@Jeff Golick
If you want to blush, change it to "moist."

11:21am still b/p:

I gave my friend a flat little human figure carved out of bone (cow bone? More cow bone!) to bury for a few hours in the Ocracoke sand in some frivolous-ritualistic-vicarious-vagabondy-gesture-as-shore-souvenir concept. She agreed, with the warning that she might not remember to dig it back up and carry it home.

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11:21am Brian in UK:

She wants to get her hands on my watermelon what i just purchased.

11:26am Marie:

Love that bed music, Doug. Great show.

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

I'm so glad, Marie! Hello!

11:27am ndbob:

Animal label logos are great - one of the best being the Filet-of-Soul label with the fish skeleton logo

11:31am Hugo:

Always appreciate hearing vintage reggae. I'm in the process of downloading what will turn out to be about 11,500 A and B sides of vintage reggae from Usenet (which isn't well known these days). They will wind their way towards our dear host eventually.

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael is a cool uncle. Not the creepy kind who pulls quarters out of your ear while putting his hand on your butt. He's the kind of uncle who gives you your first joint and tells you your parents are uptight. He also does a slamming radio show. It's up next here on the Drummer Stream. Playlist page here: wfmu.org...

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

SO many rare and brilliant vintage reggae tracks in your dear host's collection have come from Listener Hugo. It's fairly miraculous, actually.

11:33am Webhamster Henry:

He's the uncle flipping through the LPs in the back of the Salvation Army. OH WAIT! I'M THAT UNCLE!

11:33am lucyinbrooklyn:

making my friday happy again -- thank you...!

11:34am Jeff Golick:

Hugo > Doug > the world.

11:34am Jeff Golick:

(those are arrows, not "greater than" signs, btw.)

11:35am Webhamster Henry:

BTW, isn't this gif from the 1934 version of Hitchcock's THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH with Peter Lorre?

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

lucyinbrookyyn! lucyinbrookyyn!

11:37am Jeff Golick:

Is Herbie Hancock getting royalties on this Dyna-Tones number?

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
He might want to put his lawyers on it. Good ears!

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11:40am doctorjazz:

Not "Wade in the Water"?

11:40am northguineahills:

Thanks Doug, I've gotta skadoodle!

11:40am still b/p:

I bought a 25 cent thrift store LP the other day -- someone else doing Glenn Miller tunes. I bought it for one reason: the vinyl is yellow.

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

Webhamster Henry, the man who knows so much.

See ya next time, northskaguineadoodle!

11:42am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: well, you prepped my ears at the top of the program.

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11:42am bobdc:

"The Skunk" sounds an awful lot like Watermelon Man.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

And Hugo is > than Doug, by the way. By a wide margin.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Right you are, bobdc!

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

I was going to talk over this track after my opening set, but got so enamored with it, I wanted to play the whole thing!

11:44am Hugo:

Doug, you exaggerate (by a wide margin).

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Hugo > Doug²

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Doug – listeners = 0

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11:47am Brian in UK:

Ladies 'n Gennelmen the duo you have been waiting for half your life Doug and Hugo. The Wide Margins. Let's hear for them.

11:47am Hugo:

Doug + listeners = infinite

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11:48am Brian in UK:

Time to go fill my watermelon. Great weekend everyone.

11:49am Parq:

Hi. Been quiet this morning, but listening. Thought that was a score -- Doug 1, Listeners 0. Was gonna say it seems kind of the opposite, unless you take the view that everyone wins when Doug's on.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Infinite + Parq = More Infinite!

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Hugo you might be interested in this Viv programme from a few years ago.
www.bbc.co.uk...

11:52am still b/p:

Hug 'n Dugo...the really out-there musical pair to be featured in a Mighty Wind sequel.

An apropos though out-of-period number for the gif scene, given the conductor's mien, might be Quentin's Theme from Dark Shadows, but it would leave most of the orchestra idle.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

I derive more pleasure from doing this radio show than should be allowed in nature.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for making the damned morinng go so fast that I'm chasing my own ass, Doug!

THE NEXT ROOM:

www.wfmu.org...

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

To you, my fellow organisms, I say thank you.

11:55am Hugo:

Brian: I downloaded a BBC programme about Viv, but I'm not sure if it was this one. I don't think Stephen Fry was in it. Of course, I do have the various installations of Sir Henry at Rawlinson End from the John Peel sessions on radio 1.

11:55am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:56am Gary:

Thank you for the monster trax Doug!

11:56am Hugo:

Summing up: Beyond infinity!

11:58am Jeff Golick:

Infinite thanks, Doug!

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Monster trax crush monster trucks, Gary!

12:01pm Jesse K:

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)

Utica Institute Jubilee Singers	Watermelon	b/w Ain't It a Shame (Victor 1928)
Claude Boone	Down Where the Watermelons Grow	Folk Music in America, Volume 11: Songs of Humor & Hilarity (Library of Congress 1948)
Uncle Dave Macon	Watermelon Smilin' on the Vine	b/w Southern Whistling Coon (Vocalion 1925)
Otto Gray & His Oklahoma Cowboys	Plant a Watermelon on My Grave	b/w The Terrible Marriage (Vocalion 1929)
Crown Prince Waterford	Eatin' Watermelon	(Torch 1949)
Blind Blake & the Royal Victoria Hotel "Calypso" Orchestra	Watermelon Spoilin' on the Vine	A Group of Bahamian Songs (Art 1951)
Elder Barber	El Vendedor de Melones	b/w La Primera Vez (Zafiro 1965)
Frank Minion	Watermelon	b/w Night and Day (Bethlehem 1958)
William Parker Quartet feat. Leena Conquest	The Watermelon Song	Raining on the Moon (Thirsty Eart 2001)
Fred Wesley & the JBs	Watermelon Man	b/w Along Again (Naturally) (People 1973)

Sean Bergin's M.O.B.	Thoko's Tune	Kids Mysteries (Nimbus West 1988)
Joe Malinga Quintet	Kipit	One for Dudu (Meteor 1981)
Johnny Dyani Quartet	Song for Biko	Song for Biko (Steeplechase 1979)

Phil Woods	Nica	Greek Cooking (Impulse! 1967)
Pedro Iturralde Quartet feat. Paco De Lucia	Cancion de las Penas de Amor	Flamenco-Jazz (SABA 1967)
Shankar Jaikishan	Raga Jaijaiwanti	Raga Jazz Style (EMI 1968)
Astor Piazzolla & Jorge Luis Borges	El Tango	El Tango (Polydor 1965)
Tino Contreras	Ravi Shankar	El Jazz Mexicano De Tino Contreras (Jazzman 1971)

Super & Sleepy	Enemy	b/w Version (Studio One 1982)
Vincent "Don D. Junior" Gordon	Dirty Dozen	b/w Phil Pratt: Reach Out (Caltone 1968)
Jah Scotchie	Man of Creation	b/w Creation Version (Coxsone 1977)
Nicky Thomas & Sir Lord Comic	Don't Touch Me	Joe Gibbs Scorchers from the Early Years 1967-1973 (17 North Parade )
Ernest Wilson	My Elusive Dreams	b/w Sir Harry: Hee Cup (Crab 1969)
Jah Walton	Adam & Eve	Touch Her Where She Want It Most (Music Force 1981)
Brenda Ray	D-I-Z-Z-E-E	Walatta (Em )

Jimmy Armstrong	Count the Tears	b/w 'm Going to Lock My Heart (Enjoy 1964)
The D.C. Playboys	Too Much	b/w You Were All I Needed (Arock 1964)
The Four Exceptions	A Sad Goodbye	b/w You Got the Power (Parkway 1966)
Irma & the Fascinators	Lost Love	b/w Just a Feeling (Sceptor 1965)
The Dyna-Tones	The Skunk (pts. 1 & 2)	b/w The Skunk (Alto 1966)
Veda Brown	Take It Off Her (And Put It on Me)	b/w Living a Life Without Love (Stax 1972)
Rudolph Taylor	Tell Him Tonight	b/w Doorsteps to Sorrow (Roman 1967)
Vince Howard	The Blue Shadow	Era Records Northern Soul (Kent )
Mike Williams	Lonely Soldier	b/w If This Isn't Love (Atlantic 1966)

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	May 22, 2015 Radio on the vine
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