WFMU: Steve Krinsky: Playlist from December 27, 2016

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from December 27, 2016

December 27, 2016: Two Trains
More trouble at the beginning of the show. No Big Guitars intro, no Texas Johnny Brown, no Angela Strehli, the first few songs are random numbers from the Drummer Stream. But once we start takin' off, around 13 minutes in, the show is mine. And once those two trains start running, we really get in the groove.

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Boomerang "Boomerang" by "Big Guitars from Texas"	SORRY. No go.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Texas Johnny Brown	The Blues Rock	Killer tune but you can't hear it here.	0:03:35 (Pop-up)
Angela Strehli	Stranger Blues "Stranger Blues" by "Angela Strehli"	Bummer: Song does not play. An Antone's Record EP, with Denny Freeman on guitar	0:05:33 (Pop-up)
Denny Freeman	Takin' Off "Takin' Off" by "Denny Freeman"	Begins halfway thru this tune. Denny's 1987 album-- "Out of the Blue"-- on Amazing Records out of Austin. Mel Brown helping out on organ.	0:11:20 (Pop-up)
Mel Brown	Slalom "Slalom" by "Mel Brown"	The show really starts here. From "Chicken Fat" on Impulse (1967)	0:14:39 (Pop-up)
Delbert McClinton	I'm Dying, Fast As I Can	From Fort Worth, he can still do it!	0:16:19 (Pop-up)
JD McPherson	Northside Gal "Northside Gal" by "JD McPherson"	JD was a middle school teacher in Tulsa, until he got fired. Lucky for us. Oklahoma is almost Texas!	0:19:11 (Pop-up)
Wayne Hancock	Slingin' Rhythm "Slingin' Rhythm" by "Wayne Hancock"	Sweet song from Wayne's new album: "Slingin' Rhythm" on Bloodshot	0:21:10 (Pop-up)
Cindy Cashdollar	Locust Grove "Locust Grove" by "Cindy Cashdollar"	Dobro. Cindy playing City Winery in January, with Larry Campbell/Teresa Williams	0:26:08 (Pop-up)
Sue Foley	Two Trains "Two Trains" by "Sue Foley"	She sure can play! This is from "Love Comin' Down" CD on Shanachie (2000)	0:29:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mel Brown	I'd Rather Suck My Thumb		0:39:40 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters	Still A Fool "Still A Fool" by "Muddy Waters"	AKA "Two Trains Running" from 1951; recorded in Chicago for Chess Records	0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Lowell George	Two Trains "Two Trains" by "Lowell George"	Little Feat leader goes solo; from "Thanks I'll Eat It Here" (Warner Bros, 1979)	0:42:53 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Feets Don't Fail Me Now	From a terrific tribute to Lowell George: "Rock and Roll Doctor" (CMC International, 1997)	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Gary US Bonds	Dear Lady Twist "Dear Lady Twist" by "Gary US Bonds"	1962, almost 1963	0:50:03 (Pop-up)
Fernest & the Thunders	Hey, Chere 'Tite Fille	Back in the 80s, I got to see this hot zydeco band play deep in the woods in St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana	0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	Who Will the Next Fool Be?	This guy is amazing-- and still alive. This song is from a self-titled album on Elektra, from 1979.	0:55:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sidney Bechet	Shag/Maple Leaf Rag		1:04:14 (Pop-up)
Rosetta Howard	If You're A Viper "If You're A Viper" by "Rosetta Howard"	The best pot song ever. Stuff Smith wrote it but Rosetta Howard's 1937 version was a big hit for her. Accompanied by the Harlem Hamfats.	1:07:03 (Pop-up)
Fats Waller	Taint Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do		1:11:52 (Pop-up)
Jazz Jamaica	Dewey Square "Dewey Square" by "Jazz Jamaica"	A Charlie Parker tune	1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Harry Belafonte	Cucurucucu Paloma	From 1959 concert at Carnegie Hall	1:17:17 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Cucurucucu Paloma "Cucurucucu Paloma" by "Caetano Veloso"	My favorite version, a Brazilian sings in Spanish. From "Fina Estampa" (Mercury, 1995)	1:23:40 (Pop-up)
Santana	Soul Sacrifice "Soul Sacrifice" by "Santana"	More Latin music!!	1:27:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz Jamaica	(Theme from) Exodus "(Theme from) Exodus" by "Jazz Jamaica"		1:34:10 (Pop-up)
Matisyahu	Sea to Sea "Sea to Sea" by "Matisyahu"	From a 2005 show at Stubb's BBQ in Austin	1:38:27 (Pop-up)
Cannonball Adderley Sextet	Fiddler on the Roof	An exquisite album from 1964, jazz version of the musical on Capitol. With brother Nat, Charles Lloyd, Joe Zawinul, Sam Jones and Louis Hayes.	1:42:25 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	It Seemed The Better Way	With Cantor Gideon Zelermyer & the Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue Choir. From "You Wanted It Darker" (Columbia, 2016)	1:50:02 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	String Reprise/Treaty		1:54:21 (Pop-up)
Klezmatics	Fisherlid "Fisherlid" by "Klezmatics"	From "Jews With Horns" (Xenophile, 1994)	1:57:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cannonball Adderley Sextet	Chavalah		2:06:00 (Pop-up)
The Chieftains	Pilgrimage to Santiago	The Chieftains go to Galicia, Spain, where the Celtic influence still lives. This song is a medley in five parts. The album is "Santiago" (BMG, 1996)	2:09:38 (Pop-up)
Mouth Music	Crathadh 't 'Aodaich & Zbadba	More Gaelic. The album-- "Mo-Di"-- includes influences from French, English, Portuguese and Zhosa	2:22:24 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	Intro to Ocean Waves/Ocean Waves	From Fahey's 1985 album, "Rain Forests, Oceans, and Other Themes" from Varrick Records in Cambridge, Massachusetts	2:28:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Juroscho Ascopi "Juroscho Ascopi" by "John Fahey"		2:37:28 (Pop-up)
Booby Womack	Checkin' Out "Checkin' Out" by "Booby Womack"	An entire album of Don Covay songs, done by Ron Wood, Iggy Pop, Ben E King, Jimmy Witherspoon and others. From "Back to the Streets" on Shanachie, 1993.	2:37:50 (Pop-up)
The Videos	Trickle Trickle "Trickle Trickle" by "The Videos"		2:42:53 (Pop-up)
Jack Dupree	Stumbling Block "Stumbling Block" by "Jack Dupree"	The Champion. I got this from the 2016 Matt Fiveash marathon premium	2:45:09 (Pop-up)
Buddy Holly	Untitled Instrumental	Also from Fiveash. Thanks.	2:47:51 (Pop-up)
Charles Brown	Just a Lucky So & So	This guy made some superb albums late in life; this is the title cut to a 1994 album on Rounder/Bullseye. I wish I had a chance to see him before he died.	2:49:39 (Pop-up)
Kenny Burrell	More Blues for Wes "More Blues for Wes" by "Kenny Burrell"	From 1993 tribute to Wes Montgomery, on Evidence. This is volume two.	2:52:53 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	7:01pm geezerette: Sounds great. Howdy!
	7:05pm Steve Krinsky: You ain't heard nothing yet: How about a set of (mostly) Texas blues?
	7:07pm glenn: i gotta be honest, this doesn't sound like angela strehli.
	7:07pm geezerette: Yee-Haw! Bring 'em on! :)
	7:08pm Doug Schulkind: Krinsky Not Kaminsky!
	7:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nope - default stream - some good downhome singer-songwriter - but not the program...
	7:09pm glenn: or al strehli, for that matter.
	7:09pm geezerette: Definitely a boy named Sue situation.
	7:10pm Steve Krinsky: DOUG: Am I on?
	7:12pm geezerette: Now "Angela! is an indigenous singers & dancers group. She's versatile, I'll giver her that! T'aint Denny neither.
	7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There we go.
	7:13pm glenn: now i think we're cooking with gas.
	7:14pm Doug Schulkind: T
	7:14pm geezerette: Well ok! :D
	7:16pm glenn: my friend julian fauth played with mel brown many times, when mel was living here in canada.
	7:16pm Doug Schulkind: If you are playing Delbert, then YES!
	7:16pm Steve Krinsky: Whew!!
	7:21pm geezerette: swang!
	7:29pm glenn: all right. sue foley is fabulous. and canadian.
	7:31pm glenn: although she's probably lived in austin longer than she lived in ottawa.
	7:31pm geezerette: wow!
	7:33pm geezerette: ...& Ramblin' Jack was from Brooklyn. You are who you want to be.
	7:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...have mercy - a red-headed ♈Aries : she'd take me apart piece by piece & I'd love & hate it...
	7:36pm geezerette: haha,cheers to that RevRab!
	7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'63 you say...
	7:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1-9-5-1 - distorted guitar, heavy solid beat w/out a lot of Swing...
	7:45pm Steve Krinsky: Is Lowell stoned or is record skipping?
	7:47pm geezerette: Think he lived in Topanga.
	7:49pm geezerette: Taj too.
	7:50pm glenn: you never know with lowell.
	8:01pm geezerette: Great show!
	8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...before vapers they was vipers...
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: Is it ok for me to say that at 19, Michael Shrieve was incredibly hot?
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: I think his drum solo in Soul Sacrifice is the best thing in the entire Woodstock film.
	8:30pm Steve Krinsky: It's more than okay; glad you could join us.
	8:30pm Uncle Michael: Glad I could, too!
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: Got any Klezmorim, Steve?
	9:09pm Uncle Michael: Bagpipes are a big deal in Galacia.
	9:12pm Uncle Michael: I was in Eastern Europe few years ago and we ran into this group called iPum playing on the streets. They were Percussion University Minhao (however that would be in Portuguese They were all percussion and bagpipes and they were amazing. I started reading about the musical cross-polinization that went from Scotland and Ireland all the way down to Morocco.
	9:14pm Doug Schulkind: Michael Shrieve at 19 would make Galacia melt.
	9:15pm Uncle Michael: Minhao is just south of the border between Galicia and Portugul.
	9:29pm northguineahills: One of those odd Fahey records I don't have....
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Steve.

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Boomerang "Boomerang" by "Big Guitars from Texas"	SORRY. No go.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Texas Johnny Brown	The Blues Rock	Killer tune but you can't hear it here.	0:03:35 (Pop-up)
Angela Strehli	Stranger Blues "Stranger Blues" by "Angela Strehli"	Bummer: Song does not play. An Antone's Record EP, with Denny Freeman on guitar	0:05:33 (Pop-up)
Denny Freeman	Takin' Off "Takin' Off" by "Denny Freeman"	Begins halfway thru this tune. Denny's 1987 album-- "Out of the Blue"-- on Amazing Records out of Austin. Mel Brown helping out on organ.	0:11:20 (Pop-up)
Mel Brown	Slalom "Slalom" by "Mel Brown"	The show really starts here. From "Chicken Fat" on Impulse (1967)	0:14:39 (Pop-up)
Delbert McClinton	I'm Dying, Fast As I Can	From Fort Worth, he can still do it!	0:16:19 (Pop-up)
JD McPherson	Northside Gal "Northside Gal" by "JD McPherson"	JD was a middle school teacher in Tulsa, until he got fired. Lucky for us. Oklahoma is almost Texas!	0:19:11 (Pop-up)
Wayne Hancock	Slingin' Rhythm "Slingin' Rhythm" by "Wayne Hancock"	Sweet song from Wayne's new album: "Slingin' Rhythm" on Bloodshot	0:21:10 (Pop-up)
Cindy Cashdollar	Locust Grove "Locust Grove" by "Cindy Cashdollar"	Dobro. Cindy playing City Winery in January, with Larry Campbell/Teresa Williams	0:26:08 (Pop-up)
Sue Foley	Two Trains "Two Trains" by "Sue Foley"	She sure can play! This is from "Love Comin' Down" CD on Shanachie (2000)	0:29:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mel Brown	I'd Rather Suck My Thumb		0:39:40 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters	Still A Fool "Still A Fool" by "Muddy Waters"	AKA "Two Trains Running" from 1951; recorded in Chicago for Chess Records	0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Lowell George	Two Trains "Two Trains" by "Lowell George"	Little Feat leader goes solo; from "Thanks I'll Eat It Here" (Warner Bros, 1979)	0:42:53 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Feets Don't Fail Me Now	From a terrific tribute to Lowell George: "Rock and Roll Doctor" (CMC International, 1997)	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Gary US Bonds	Dear Lady Twist "Dear Lady Twist" by "Gary US Bonds"	1962, almost 1963	0:50:03 (Pop-up)
Fernest & the Thunders	Hey, Chere 'Tite Fille	Back in the 80s, I got to see this hot zydeco band play deep in the woods in St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana	0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lee Lewis	Who Will the Next Fool Be?	This guy is amazing-- and still alive. This song is from a self-titled album on Elektra, from 1979.	0:55:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sidney Bechet	Shag/Maple Leaf Rag		1:04:14 (Pop-up)
Rosetta Howard	If You're A Viper "If You're A Viper" by "Rosetta Howard"	The best pot song ever. Stuff Smith wrote it but Rosetta Howard's 1937 version was a big hit for her. Accompanied by the Harlem Hamfats.	1:07:03 (Pop-up)
Fats Waller	Taint Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do		1:11:52 (Pop-up)
Jazz Jamaica	Dewey Square "Dewey Square" by "Jazz Jamaica"	A Charlie Parker tune	1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Harry Belafonte	Cucurucucu Paloma	From 1959 concert at Carnegie Hall	1:17:17 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Cucurucucu Paloma "Cucurucucu Paloma" by "Caetano Veloso"	My favorite version, a Brazilian sings in Spanish. From "Fina Estampa" (Mercury, 1995)	1:23:40 (Pop-up)
Santana	Soul Sacrifice "Soul Sacrifice" by "Santana"	More Latin music!!	1:27:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz Jamaica	(Theme from) Exodus "(Theme from) Exodus" by "Jazz Jamaica"		1:34:10 (Pop-up)
Matisyahu	Sea to Sea "Sea to Sea" by "Matisyahu"	From a 2005 show at Stubb's BBQ in Austin	1:38:27 (Pop-up)
Cannonball Adderley Sextet	Fiddler on the Roof	An exquisite album from 1964, jazz version of the musical on Capitol. With brother Nat, Charles Lloyd, Joe Zawinul, Sam Jones and Louis Hayes.	1:42:25 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	It Seemed The Better Way	With Cantor Gideon Zelermyer & the Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue Choir. From "You Wanted It Darker" (Columbia, 2016)	1:50:02 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	String Reprise/Treaty		1:54:21 (Pop-up)
Klezmatics	Fisherlid "Fisherlid" by "Klezmatics"	From "Jews With Horns" (Xenophile, 1994)	1:57:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cannonball Adderley Sextet	Chavalah		2:06:00 (Pop-up)
The Chieftains	Pilgrimage to Santiago	The Chieftains go to Galicia, Spain, where the Celtic influence still lives. This song is a medley in five parts. The album is "Santiago" (BMG, 1996)	2:09:38 (Pop-up)
Mouth Music	Crathadh 't 'Aodaich & Zbadba	More Gaelic. The album-- "Mo-Di"-- includes influences from French, English, Portuguese and Zhosa	2:22:24 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	Intro to Ocean Waves/Ocean Waves	From Fahey's 1985 album, "Rain Forests, Oceans, and Other Themes" from Varrick Records in Cambridge, Massachusetts	2:28:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Juroscho Ascopi "Juroscho Ascopi" by "John Fahey"		2:37:28 (Pop-up)
Booby Womack	Checkin' Out "Checkin' Out" by "Booby Womack"	An entire album of Don Covay songs, done by Ron Wood, Iggy Pop, Ben E King, Jimmy Witherspoon and others. From "Back to the Streets" on Shanachie, 1993.	2:37:50 (Pop-up)
The Videos	Trickle Trickle "Trickle Trickle" by "The Videos"		2:42:53 (Pop-up)
Jack Dupree	Stumbling Block "Stumbling Block" by "Jack Dupree"	The Champion. I got this from the 2016 Matt Fiveash marathon premium	2:45:09 (Pop-up)
Buddy Holly	Untitled Instrumental	Also from Fiveash. Thanks.	2:47:51 (Pop-up)
Charles Brown	Just a Lucky So & So	This guy made some superb albums late in life; this is the title cut to a 1994 album on Rounder/Bullseye. I wish I had a chance to see him before he died.	2:49:39 (Pop-up)
Kenny Burrell	More Blues for Wes "More Blues for Wes" by "Kenny Burrell"	From 1993 tribute to Wes Montgomery, on Evidence. This is volume two.	2:52:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm geezerette: Sounds great. Howdy!
	7:05pm Steve Krinsky: You ain't heard nothing yet: How about a set of (mostly) Texas blues?
	7:07pm glenn: i gotta be honest, this doesn't sound like angela strehli.
	7:07pm geezerette: Yee-Haw! Bring 'em on! :)
	7:08pm Doug Schulkind: Krinsky Not Kaminsky!
	7:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nope - default stream - some good downhome singer-songwriter - but not the program...
	7:09pm glenn: or al strehli, for that matter.
	7:09pm geezerette: Definitely a boy named Sue situation.
	7:10pm Steve Krinsky: DOUG: Am I on?
	7:12pm geezerette: Now "Angela! is an indigenous singers & dancers group. She's versatile, I'll giver her that! T'aint Denny neither.
	7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There we go.
	7:13pm glenn: now i think we're cooking with gas.
	7:14pm Doug Schulkind: T
	7:14pm geezerette: Well ok! :D
	7:16pm glenn: my friend julian fauth played with mel brown many times, when mel was living here in canada.
	7:16pm Doug Schulkind: If you are playing Delbert, then YES!
	7:16pm Steve Krinsky: Whew!!
	7:21pm geezerette: swang!
	7:29pm glenn: all right. sue foley is fabulous. and canadian.
	7:31pm glenn: although she's probably lived in austin longer than she lived in ottawa.
	7:31pm geezerette: wow!
	7:33pm geezerette: ...& Ramblin' Jack was from Brooklyn. You are who you want to be.
	7:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...have mercy - a red-headed ♈Aries : she'd take me apart piece by piece & I'd love & hate it...
	7:36pm geezerette: haha,cheers to that RevRab!
	7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'63 you say...
	7:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1-9-5-1 - distorted guitar, heavy solid beat w/out a lot of Swing...
	7:45pm Steve Krinsky: Is Lowell stoned or is record skipping?
	7:47pm geezerette: Think he lived in Topanga.
	7:49pm geezerette: Taj too.
	7:50pm glenn: you never know with lowell.
	8:01pm geezerette: Great show!
	8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...before vapers they was vipers...
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: Is it ok for me to say that at 19, Michael Shrieve was incredibly hot?
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: I think his drum solo in Soul Sacrifice is the best thing in the entire Woodstock film.
	8:30pm Steve Krinsky: It's more than okay; glad you could join us.
	8:30pm Uncle Michael: Glad I could, too!
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: Got any Klezmorim, Steve?
	9:09pm Uncle Michael: Bagpipes are a big deal in Galacia.
	9:12pm Uncle Michael: I was in Eastern Europe few years ago and we ran into this group called iPum playing on the streets. They were Percussion University Minhao (however that would be in Portuguese They were all percussion and bagpipes and they were amazing. I started reading about the musical cross-polinization that went from Scotland and Ireland all the way down to Morocco.
	9:14pm Doug Schulkind: Michael Shrieve at 19 would make Galacia melt.
	9:15pm Uncle Michael: Minhao is just south of the border between Galicia and Portugul.
	9:29pm northguineahills: One of those odd Fahey records I don't have....
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Steve.

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from December 27, 2016

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