WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 03/23/18

Listener comments!

7:01am ausmanx:

an early good evening to you, doug, and to all premature auditors...

♥ 8:17am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, ausmanx!

♥ 8:21am Brian in UK:

Hey Doug 'n ausmanx

ausmanx, lets talk about anything but cricket. How long is a piece of string, how high the moon, why is there air. There is a limit.

♥ 8:22am Brian in UK:

How about the current world shortage of skyhooks.

♥ 8:32am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Are you saying I shouldn't play selected tracks from this: www.discogs.com... ??

♥ 8:37am Brian in UK:

Given the "instruments" used it might prove demanding. Butchers knife!

♥ 8:39am Brian in UK:

The title of track 9 is particularly appealing.

♥ 8:47am Doug Schulkind:

Oh you'll know. For sure.

8:47am duke:

Are we there yet?

♥ 8:49am Doug Schulkind:

Hear hear, duke!

♥ 8:49am Brian in UK:

duke, be quiet and read your book in the back. I don't care if it makes you sick driving and reading.
Oh dear, here's a tissue. What have you been eating.

♥ 8:50am Brian in UK:

Doug, the track playing on the Stream was my intro to Salsa. Celia.

8:51am duke:

I have to pee. Are we there yet?

♥ 8:52am Brian in UK:

Alright we'll pullover (though I do not wear one normally) go behind that tree.

♥ 8:55am Brian in UK:

This was the Salsa comp.
www.discogs.com...

♥ 8:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Celia a force a nature!

♥ 9:00am doctorjazz:

Time to get the show on the road!
Hi Drummers!

♥ 9:00am listener james from westwood:

Morning, afternoon, evening all!

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♥ 9:02am dutchtheo:

G'day GTDSommers

♥ 9:03am Doug Schulkind:

d'utchtheo!

♥ 9:03am Maggie B.:

happy Friday and happy drumming, everyone!

♥ 9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, doc! Hoo-hah, Listener James!

MORNIN', MAMA MAGGIE!

♥ 9:04am Maggie B.:

Sonnnn!

9:04am annie:

good morning everyone... did they make the goal?

♥ 9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Sometimes my opening theme seems so much longer than usual. I guess I really wanna get started...

♥ 9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there, annie!

♥ 9:14am Doug Schulkind:

No, I am not going to play "thank you" songs for three hours. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

9:16am sinner:

hallelujah!

9:16am duke:

Really like this gospel set

9:17am sinner:

If you cannot say a word, just wave your hand.

♥ 9:18am Doug Schulkind:

I am waving my praises at you, Mr. Sinner!

♥ 9:19am Doug Schulkind:

I grabbed that Original Sensational Gospel Six track out of a pile of songs I labeled "Sinners Crossroads Collection."

Thank you, sinner.

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♥ 9:23am dutchtheo:

for the record: Thank You is from "Fountain of Life Joy Choir" from the Christians Catch Hell album not by Reverand Edna Isaac & the Green Sisters, she did the Christians Cath Hell song on that album, Allmusic info

9:23am sinner:

Nice!

♥ 9:23am Brian in UK:

Looking out of my window now, the mosque is emptying out after prayers and this show is releasing strong sentiments.

9:24am ausmanx:

brian, what do you think about the cricket? oh. maybe doug does need to play a track from this, then www.discogs.com...

♥ 9:24am Uncle Michael:

GOOD MORNING!

♥ 9:27am Brian in UK:

ausmanx, I try not to think about it. Did you have a good trip over here?

♥ 9:27am Doug Schulkind:

An even better morning now that you're hear, Unk!

♥ 9:29am Doug Schulkind:

@dutchtheo
Thanks for clearing that up. Whoever tagged this MP3 made a goof. I thought something was off, but didn't do my research!

♥ 9:33am Doug Schulkind:

Actually, that "Thank You" WAS by the Greene Sisters. It was Part 1 of this Dynamo track: www.discogs.com...

9:34am ausmanx:

very lovely, thanks brian, snow and sun in cambridge, nothing wrong with that. forest of bowland was sublime too... and i got to do my bbc radio spot

♥ 9:38am Brian in UK:

ausmanx we hope to be moving to Shropshire soon, by Wenlock Edge. Taking forever though.

9:41am ausmanx:

really like shropshire, my cousin is just outside newport... i'll pop in when i next visit her!

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♥ 9:42am dutchtheo:

OK then it was not on this CD; www.discogs.com... Reverend Edna Isaac* And The Greene Sisters Christians Catch Hell 7:14
–The Fountain Of Life Joy Choir* Thank You 5:40
Honest Jon

9:43am Lewis:

Roll on GTDS, Roll on!

♥ 9:45am Doug Schulkind:

On a roll, Lewis! With butter!

@dutchtheo
See, I originally thought it was this: www.discogs.com...

♥ 9:45am Brian in UK:

ausmanx you are most welcome.
Sadly, we lost two chickens in the last fortnight, so less to transport.

9:46am Lewis:

and on top of that, it appears that this set has a theme!

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♥ 9:48am dutchtheo:

Oh yeay mr. drummer you're right! same album titles

♥ 9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Righto, Mr. Lewis!

♥ 9:49am Doug Schulkind:

@dutchtheo
The Gospel Roots record is an original release. The other one is a newer compilation that is using the same title and cover art.

9:49am ausmanx:

to lose one chicken is careless, to lose two is...

♥ 9:52am Brian in UK:

....dropping production by 40%.

♥ 9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Any guesses as to who was behind this Mr Clean number?

♥ 9:54am Brian in UK:

Kim Fowley

♥ 9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Nice guess! But, no.

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♥ 9:55am dutchtheo:

frank zappa

♥ 9:55am Andrew Waterloo:

the voice sounded familiar

♥ 9:55am Brian in UK:

The Fuller Brush Man

9:56am Santos L Halper:

Thanks Mr. DJ! Right through

9:56am Santos L Halper:

*theo

9:57am βrian:

"She ran off with the Fuller Brush man."

♥ 9:58am Funky16Corners:

9:59am βrian:

What about that musical, "Les Ms."?

9:59am Listener Gregory:

If I had guessed one person per 30 seconds, I would have come up with Frank Zappa by next week's show.

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♥ 10:00am dutchtheo:

Santos! say hi to Bart!

♥ 10:01am Sem:

Good morning, Doug, all. Greets from soggy and heavy-snowed-in Nova Scotia.

♥ 10:02am Brian in UK:

Doug, is this from Bandung?

10:03am Listener Gregory:

Mistakenly steeped my tea 9 mins longer than I should have. I mention this only to explain any future comments I might make.

♥ 10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Santos L Halper, βrian, Funky16Corners, Rochester, Listener Gregory, and Sem!

10:06am annie:

i had to walk over to this tab to see who was making all that noise... oh, it's you, doug. sweet!

♥ 10:06am Sem:

@Listener Gregory: my Newfoundland grandparents would have scoffed at such mild-mannered tea. They were proponents of never taking the Pyrex teapot off the heat, adding bags and water in good measure, hour after hour. Hence: Newfie methamphetamine.

♥ 10:06am listener Rey:

G'morning Doug & the GTDS community. There are some good Señor songs out there

♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Not sure. No identifying location with the track.

Hey hey listener Rey!

♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind:

Ah, Señor songs! A fine idea!

10:07am Scraps (scraps):

well h’lo hey

10:08am βrian:

My triple espresso is beginning to light up the ganglia. Hope they don't catch fire.

10:09am Listener Gregory:

@Sem That sounds like a very rational response to living in Newfoundland. Of course, they didn't have streaming GTDS in those days, so we can only imagine what it was like.

10:09am Scraps (scraps):

snif. I wanna triple espresso too

10:09am Listener Gregory:

Just missed my first addition question of the day. The tea is having its effect now.

10:10am βrian:

Wow, this Darso & Dedeh Rosita would be just the thing for a car that goes boom.

♥ 10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome Mr. Scraps!

♥ 10:11am Funky16Corners:

The best is the Vietnamese iced coffee, with the sweetened and condensed milk. It's like drinking (delicious) rocket fuel.

10:13am βrian:

I find that when I have sugar in my fuel, my rocket's trajectory is a dramatic but short one.

10:13am Scraps (scraps):

anyway, just wanted to check in. now I’m back to listening lying down. cheers everybody & anybody

♥ 10:14am Doug Schulkind:

The absurd and wonderful distortion from these Indonesian cassettes only adds to the experience.

♥ 10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Make yourself comfortable, Scraps!

♥ 10:18am Sem:

Doug, for sure. There are so many unexpected modalities in that music, you can;' tell the tune from the de-tune without, what, a score card?

♥ 10:19am Brian in UK:

Do you get many Indonesian restaurants in the US. I have only seen them in Holland. dutchtheo will know more than me.

♥ 10:20am Doug Schulkind:

Unexpected Modalities will be the name of my next radio show.

10:20am annie:

i'm at a dog/cat sit and they have a coffee machine thing so i made a large pot (1/2c. french roast and water to the 10c. mark) i was able to have a second! cup of coffee with enough left for tomorrow morning; i tell ya, it's the simple things..

10:21am βrian:

There are a few. We even have a food cart on campus here.

♥ 10:21am Funky16Corners:

I had Indonesian food in Dublin, Ireland. None here in the US, yet.

10:22am βrian:

And naturally, one local restaurant is called Bandung.

♥ 10:23am Doug Schulkind:

I ate Indonesian in San Fran. Can't remember where.

♥ 10:24am Brian in UK:

@F16C We had Rijsttafel in Amsterdam, a whole selection like Indian Thali.

♥ 10:24am Doug Schulkind:

I ate Indonesian, not an Indonesian. Just wanted to clear that up.

10:24am βrian:

@Doug: I would guess San Francisco.

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♥ 10:24am dutchtheo:

My grandfather was a sailor to Indonesia 100 years ago. Amiek Dasuki is a blend of a Dutch first name with a Japanese last name, you know they made some trouble over there, I don't know about indonesian food in the US, i haven't seen them last year but in Holland obviously you have them in almost every town often combined with chinese food. the famous Chin. Ind. Rest. In The Hague you have a lot good ones.

10:25am βrian:

So two Indonesian restaurants and one Indonesian food cart in Madison.

♥ 10:26am Doug Schulkind:

Dutchtheo is bringing the KNOWLEDGE this morning (afternoon)!

♥ 10:28am Funky16Corners:

@Brian - we had Rijsttafel, too. I wish we had it around here.

10:29am βrian:

A college housemate's dad was dutch. We always had ketjap on hand.

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♥ 10:29am dutchtheo:

there is a nice twitter account about desolate chinese indonesian restaurants; twitter.com...

♥ 10:30am Brian in UK:

Malay and Indonesian seem to cross over. Singapore Laksa is a favourite.

♥ 10:33am Funky16Corners:

Great Woody Shaw album! What a player!

♥ 10:34am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Does one put ketjap on one's fries?

♥ 10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Here's your Love Dance lineup:

Woody Shaw ~ trumpet
Steve Turre ~ trombone
Rene McLean ~ soprano/alto sax
Billy Harper ~ tenor sax
Joe Bonner ~ piano
Cecil McBee ~ bass
Victor Lewis ~ drums
Guilherme Franco ~ percussion
Tony Waters ~ congas

♥ 10:37am Funky16Corners:

He's one of those guys - like James Spaulding - that Blue Note missed the boat on. Plenty of great sideman work, but no headlining sessions (unless there are some in the vault)

♥ 10:37am Doug Schulkind:

What a glorious tone from Woody Shaw. As my daughter's viola teacher says to her, "You can't teach tone."

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♥ 10:38am dutchtheo:

yes it is a big blend and cross over between all the cultures; chinese portuguese, dutch, thai, indian, malay, Doug i haven't heard of ketjap on fries but fries with peanut-sateh- sauce and mayonaise and onions is common, fries "war" they call it

♥ 10:39am Doug Schulkind:

Bloody hell did I just get famished. Thanks, dutchtheo. Thanks a lot.

10:39am Listener Gregory:

I've been going through all my Eric Dolphy LPs and got to hear the very young Woody Shaw on a few cuts. Had Dolphy lived, they were going to tour Europe. It's sad that that never happened.

♥ 10:39am Funky16Corners:

My youngest son would put that peanut sauce on his cereal if I let him.

10:39am annie:

wow dutch, that sounds great!!

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♥ 10:42am dutchtheo:

Annie it is a war in your stomach though

10:44am northguineahills:

ok, got away from work! hallos Dougdug!

♥ 10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Happy birthday, northguineahills!!!!

♥ 10:46am Brian in UK:

dutchtheo, first time I saw mayo on chips (fries) was in Holland.

Rendang is a favourite so easy to cook, just let it groove. Strictly speaking it comes from Western Sumatra.

♥ 10:46am Funky16Corners:

Rufus!

♥ 10:46am Webhamster Henry:

Rufus in the house!

10:47am Raissa:

Love Rufus!

10:47am βrian:

Pommes frites and mayo. A match made in heaven.

♥ 10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Webhamster in the house!

And, HEY, Raissa!

10:48am Sam Segal:

Man, I forgot how much I love Rufus Harley.

10:49am Raissa:

Hi Doug! I discovered Rufus on some Atlantic Jazz compilation way back. so excellent.

♥ 10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Rufus came down to WFMU and performed on the Stork Club, if I am remembering correctly.

Hallo, brother Sam!

10:50am βrian:

Boy, am I unproductive today. I feel like I'm always playing ketjap.

10:50am JtotheK:

Cool Rufus Harley. I’ve only heard his “Scotch & Soul” LP. Hi Doug, everyone.

10:51am northguineahills:

Thankewes Douglas! (and also for the Rufus Harley!)

10:51am Mr C:

A fellow Philadelphian, Rufus Harley used to open all the mainstream Philly jazz festivals in the late 60/early 70s. Juxtaposed with Groove Holmes and Ramsey Lewis..

♥ 10:51am Doug Schulkind:

This Rufus Harley record was produced by the great Joel Dorn who produced so so many killer LPs on Atlantic. All those killer Yusef Lateef records.

Joel Dorn is responsible for one of the greatest music happenings in my life.

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♥ 10:52am dutchtheo:

wow that's a nice niche; bagpipe jazz, cheers to the mayo indeed

♥ 10:55am Funky16Corners:

Is it possible that Wolff and Lion simply had too many great musicians around them and just didn't have the time/resources to record them all?

10:56am Monica:

yo, doug! digging the rufus and eddie gale.

♥ 10:58am Funky16Corners:

I dig this. I've never heard of Parsons before.

♥ 10:58am Doug Schulkind:

Yahee! It's Monica! How are the denizens of Sunnyside decked out today?!

10:59am JtotheK:

Re: Joel Dorn — issue 34 of Wax Poetics has an interview that is worth a read. (I have to re-read, been a while...)

♥ 10:59am Sem:

Greets, Ms. M. Long time, no avatar.

♥ 11:00am Doug Schulkind:

JtotheeverlovinK!

♥ 11:01am Brian in UK:

Hello Monica. I was drifting through your 2011 Premium the other day, delicious.

♥ 11:02am Doug Schulkind:

Has this track levitated your head off your brain stem yet?!?

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♥ 11:02am dutchtheo:

Yes Brian groove the rendang, here in the south of NL and Belgium you have beef stew also on top of the chips

11:03am JtotheK:

That Eddie Gale LP is one I’ve hoped to find (but haven’t) for years.
n/w
Happy Birthday NGH! I shall toast a birthday pint in your name this evening!

11:04am Monica:

greetings, brian in UK and sem! All quiet on the Western Queens front, Doug!

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♥ 11:05am dutchtheo:

i'm off (to the barber). Laters! Thanks1

♥ 11:05am Brian in UK:

ngh. Well another year rolls around. Enjoy the weekend. Finished unpacking yet?

11:10am burke:

Oo that guitar hits the spot!

♥ 11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Have a good cut, dutchtheo!

Hi and howdy, burke!

♥ 11:12am Brian in UK:

Last few pieces of Lemon Drizzle cake going here. Time for Elevenses over your way.

11:12am Dean:

JtotheK @11:03: It's available on CD...
https://www.amoeba.com/eddie-gale-s-ghetto-music-eddie-gale/albums/782219/

♥ 11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for getting up oily, Dean!

♥ 11:14am David D:

Good day Doug and everyone - enjoying the sounds while catching up on life over here...

11:15am Dean:

Had to wander across the Bay this a.m. I'm in SF for a day-long meeting, which means I have to miss the end of this show and all of UM HDT. The meeting better be *damn* good.

11:15am βrian:

Oily? The Drummer Stream: the unction that lets you function.

11:17am Marie:

Loving this set, Douggie. Thanks!

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

So great to almost see you, David D!!

Welcome welcome, Marie!

♥ 11:19am Doug Schulkind:

Our next C.K. Mann track is so funky, it will de-pants you. Just so you know.

♥ 11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Hold on to yer pants!

♥ 11:21am Brian in UK:

Doug, well no problem for you!! Tee Hee.

11:21am Parq:

You're welcome.

♥ 11:23am Doug Schulkind:

Always grateful, Parq!

@Brian in UK
Pants are overrated anyway!

11:23am northguineahills:

@Brian in UK: The only thing I have left to do is unpack my hi-fi and turntables and cassette player. I've been busy in my free time gardening the last month since spring started down here. Thanks!

11:23am βrian:

Pants are what keeps a dog cool.

11:24am Greg R:

I wonder about the last time you played CK Mann. When I first heard it on here 6-7 y ears ago, went out and downloaded it immediately. So damn good.

♥ 11:25am Uncle Michael:

Sorry for being so quiet...busy morning. Please join me at the top of the hour, over in the next room.

www.wfmu.org...

♥ 11:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Greg R
Actually, it's gotten BETTER.

♥ 11:26am Doug Schulkind:

"Sorry for being so quiet" is not something you get to hear from Uncle Michael every day.

11:28am Greg R:

Agree!

11:28am βrian:

My stream is burping.

♥ 11:28am Doug Schulkind:

I bet Uncle Michael's playing three hours of Gregorian chants on today's HDT!

♥ 11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Anyone else having stream troubles?

11:29am Dean:

Slip in a few Ambrosian, UM.

11:29am βrian:

Pei Jesu Domine!

11:29am βrian:

"Pie," that is.

11:30am Dean:

Foot pie!

♥ 11:30am Brian in UK:

Doug, mine cut out about ten minutes ago but I think it was my computer.

11:31am Bill Mac:

Mmmmm, foot pie....

♥ 11:31am Doug Schulkind:

Have some head cheese with that foot pie, Bill Mac?

♥ 11:32am Uncle Michael:

Today, a tribute to Gregory N. Chance!

11:32am thedunkel:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer! Good Morning All!

11:32am βrian:

Miserere nobis, Doug.

♥ 11:32am Brian in UK:

No big fan of burgers but I like a Bill Mac.

11:33am Bill Mac:

As a kid I was always fascinated with head cheese and its pickled little brother souse

11:33am Parq:

How bad was Wednesday for you, Doug? It snowed all day in NYC, but the ground was already so warm that it was all gone by lunchtime yesterday.

♥ 11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Well well well, it's thedunkel!

♥ 11:34am Funky16Corners:

We got nailed in Central NJ, like a foot of heavy, wet snow.

♥ 11:34am Sem:

Hiya, Bill. Moving thing you did Sunday night, man.

11:35am βrian:

Still cold blue skies over the isthmus, but we may get some snow tonight.

♥ 11:35am Funky16Corners:

Odell!

11:36am Bill Mac:

Heyo all... thanks Sem, wasn't just me, everything worked. Kudos to UM for picking up the chorus.

♥ 11:37am Ike:

Amazing set! Also, ROTFL @ "rudy-poots". I understand that reference.

11:38am Bill Mac:

@BiUK Don't they call it a Royale with cheese over there?

♥ 11:40am Doug Schulkind:

It snowed all day here on Wednesday. My daughter's school was cancelled and so was my evening class. I still had to go to my internship, though.

♥ 11:41am Brian in UK:

Bill, showing ignorance, no idea mate.
I second what Sem wrote too.

11:41am βrian:

It's "rooty-poot," no? I figured it had to do with prairie turnips.

11:41am Parq:

F16C, I heard that. They apparently got blasted on Long Island too. I have a sister in the Pomton Lakes area; I need to call and check on her.

♥ 11:42am Funky16Corners:

I suspect it'll be gone by Sunday, but it was a pain digging out. Thankfully my 14 year old son has reliable knees and back, which I do not. He was rewarded handsomely for his labor.

11:44am Parq:

I don't think the BP ever established a spelling for it. Since he was God (at least to hear him tell it), I imagine it was intended to transcend such earthly concerns as spelling.

♥ 11:44am Funky16Corners:

Well, shit...I have the 45 and have only ever played the other side. D'oh...

11:44am βrian:

This is a nod to Ike, I assume.

♥ 11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Urban Dictionary:

"Rooty Poot"

A person (usually male) who lacks ability, confidence and/or courage.

♥ 11:46am Artie:

Well hey, I'm thankful too, ya know. Got a good stream going on here. Plenty to go around. No pushing, no shoving.

♥ 11:46am Artie:

Well hey, I'm thankful too, ya know. Got a good stream going on here. Plenty to go around. No pushing, no shoving.

♥ 11:46am Brian in UK:

Thanks Doug. I am thankful for what I've got.

11:46am βrian:

Like a faint fart.

♥ 11:46am Uncle Michael:

Don't classify me with those rooty poots.

♥ 11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Artie's at the party!

♥ 11:47am Artie:

Doubly thankful, apparently. Huh, huh, hooray!

♥ 11:48am Doug Schulkind:

All the rooty-poot classifyin' you could ever want is all happening on Hinky Dinky Time. It's up next here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream.

Rooty Pootlist: wfmu.org...

♥ 11:49am Ike:

Thank you for correcting my spelling. Also... prairie turnips?!?!? Hmm...they sound interesting! Supposedly they are "award-winning tubers"! Never had 'em!

♥ 11:49am Doug Schulkind:

Two Arties are better than one!

11:50am northguineahills:

Ok, today should be last frost morning and I can finally plant my seedlings (It's getting time consuming taking my plants indoors and out every few nights/mornings.). It was 34F/2C this morning.

11:51am βrian:

Also known as prairie potatoes:
www.barbburgess.com...

♥ 11:51am Brian in UK:

@ngh you will rue the day that you do not pay heed to the weather.

11:51am Mr C:

Thank you! to Mr. First I Look at the Purse, Doug Schulkind, for a burnin' show today! Thank You Baby..

♥ 11:52am Funky16Corners:

I'm starting a band called 'Prairie Potatoes'. We're not going to play, just place-holding the name.

♥ 11:53am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for a burntastic morning, Doug. See you fine folks in the next room.

♥ 11:53am Doug Schulkind:

I burn for thee, Mr C!

♥ 11:54am Funky16Corners:

This Dan Greer is nice. New to me.

11:54am Mr C:

I Can Make It!

11:55am northguineahills:

arrrgh, didn't plant taters, well, it's probably not too late!

♥ 11:55am Doug Schulkind:

"New to me" says Funky16Corners.

The earth spins right the hell off its axis.

11:56am Monica:

thanks to YOU, dougeleh! another great show, another great year!

♥ 11:56am Funky16Corners:

I like 'new to me' and I get plenty of it here!

♥ 11:57am Sem:

Thanks alot just about covers it. Next time, Doug, and all!

11:58am Parq:

I'm always amazed any time any of you says something is new to you.

♥ 11:58am Funky16Corners:

Schulkind gon' put me in the poorhouse!

11:58am βrian:

Potatoes take up a lot of room, but so good.

♥ 11:58am Doug Schulkind:

So grateful to all of you! For the friendship and community. For the smarts and the humanity. It is my abundant pleasure to spin through this world with you. THANK YOU!

♥ 11:59am Brian in UK:

@F16C FMU done that already.

♥ 11:59am Funky16Corners:

FMU fills up my spiritual coffers, Buying records drains them out again.

♥ 12:00pm Brian in UK:

@βrian steaming new potatoes fresh out of the ground. Hmmm.

12:00pm βrian:

... with butter and fresh thyme ...

♥ 12:01pm Brian in UK:

Happy days everyone.

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)

Original Sensational Gospel Six	Thank You	b/w Tomorrow Is Another Day (Gospel Recording Co. 1966)
Robert Lyons & The Gospel Seekers	Lord, I'm So Thankful	b/w One More Day (Manning 1973)
Reverand Edna Isaac & the Green Sisters	Thank You	Christians Catch Hell (Gospel Roots 1978)
The Salem Travelers	Thank You Lord	b/w Tell It Like It Is (Checker 1968)

Lil Green	Mr. Jackson from Jacksonville	b/w Now What Do You Think (Bluebird 1945)
Terry Timmons	Mr. Low Love	b/w I Could Make You Care (RCA Victor 1952)
Mabel Scott	Mr. Fine	b/w Mable Blues (Parrot 1953)
Dave Bartholomew	Mr. Fool	b/w Country Boy (De Luxe 1949)
Arbee Stidham	Mr. Commissioner	b/w Someone to Tell My Troubles To (Checker 1952)
Bobby Charles	Mr. Moon	(Chess 1955)
Christine Kitrelll	Mr. Big Wheel	b/w Sittin' and Drinking (Vee Jay 1961)
The Delacardos	Mr. Dillon	b/w Hold Back the Tears (United Artists 1961)
The Drivers	Mr. Astronaut	b/w Dry Bones Twist (King 1962)
Gerri Hall	Mr. Blues (Found a Home With Me)	b/w I Cried a Tear (Atco 1963)
Mr. Clean	Mr. Clean	b/w Jessie Lee (Original Sound 1964)

Amiek Dasuki w/Orkes Karya Nada	Loro Bronto	Kroncong: Early Indonesian Pop Music, Volume 1 (Rice )
Werdi Sentana	Tabuh Gegilakan Penutup	Jegog: The Bamboo Gamelan of Bali (CMP 1991)
Darso & Dedeh Rosita	Situ Bojong Cibodas	Badag Kandel
Tatty Hartaty	Cawadan	Cahya Sumirat
Calung Rumiang Group	Apal Meureun	Apal Meureun
Darso & Neneng Yetti Sarifah	[no title]	Bakekok (Asmara )

Woody Shaw	Love Dance	Love Dance (Muse 1976)
Rufus Harley	A Tribute to Courage (JFK)	A Tribute to Courage (Atlantic 1967)
Eddie Gale	A Walk With Thee	Ghetto Music (Blue Note 1968)
Longineu Parsons	Take the High Road	Longineu Parsons (Longineu Music Publishing Inc. 1980)

C.K. Mann & Kofi Yankson	Minyim Nkye Mammba	Together! (Essiebons 1977)
C.K. Mann & the Masters	Ewuradze Nara Nyim	Womma Yengor (Essiebons 1979)
C.K. Mann	Etuei	Big Band (Essiebons 1976)
C.K. Mann & His Carousel 7	Asafo Beesuon - Obaa Yaa Aye Me Bone	Funky Highlife (Essiebons 1975)

Syl Johnson	Thank You Baby	b/w We Do It Together (Twinight 1971)
Sammy Gaha	Thank You Thank You	b/w Lebanon (Barclay 1976)
The Ikettes	(I'm So) Thankful	b/w Don't Feel Sorry for Me (Modern 1965)
Chuck Overton	I'm So Thankful	b/w Is It Possible (Moonville 1970)
Betty Wright	Thank You Baby	b/w Mr. Lucky (Solid Soul 1967)
Otis Clay	Thank You Love	b/w I Got Problems (One-derful! 1963)
Dan Greer	Thanks to You (I Can Make It)	b/w Masquerade (MGM Sounds of Memphis 1971)
The Wallace Brothers	Thanks a Lot	b/w Line Between Love and Hate (Sims 1967)
J.B. Troy	I'm Really Thankful	b/w Live On (Musicor 1966)

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