WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 08/03/18

Listener comments!

8:06am Uncle Michael:

good morning

8:08am Doug Schulkind:

It is now that you're here.

8:09am Uncle Michael:

Here's to a blue wave.

8:10am Doug Schulkind:

Just make sure to get Vladimir's permission.

8:28am ausmanx:

i'm just now looking at a flyer from "The Australian Conservatives" called "Your Dose of Common Sense", but I turn to GTDS for MY common sense. good evening, lads.

8:29am Doug Schulkind:

GTDS beats YDCC every day of the week. Good evening, ausmanx!

8:47am Rich in Washington:

Hello Doug! Hello everybodeez!

8:48am Doug Schulkind:

Well, ain't that Rich!

8:48am Rich in Washington:

Here's wishing for a blue tsunami that they will nazi coming.

8:50am Rich in Washington:

There's supposed to be a big fracas between so-called proud boys and Antifa & like-minded partisans this weekend in Portland OR.

8:51am Doug Schulkind:

How sickening to be re-prosecuting WWII and on our own soil.

8:59am Uncle Michael:

College football already, Rich?

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9:00am doctorjazz:

Hi folks!

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9:00am dutchtheo:

Howdy ya'll, still high temperatures in the low countries, happy fryday

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Whazzup, doc?!

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9:01am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug 'n all. Just off to listen to author Phil Rickman talk. Archives beckon.

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Stay cool, dutchtheo!

9:02am Maggie B.:

Good morning! Must brew some caffeine...

9:03am Andrew Waterloo:

Antifa vs Proud Boys is just too Daffy Duck meets Yosemite Sam

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie B
I was having iced espressos all over the Greek Isles. Well, all over one Greek isle. Good morning!

9:04am annie:

hey gang!

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9:04am Brian in UK:

Doug, dare I ask if you had any good news this week?

9:04am Maggie B.:

now THAT's the way to do coffee, Doug!

9:05am Andrew Waterloo:

second cup of coffee plus a very delicious but over priced apple danish that may be 90% butter.

9:05am annie:

this firefox update, which i protested, has screwed up settings for some things, including the pop-up for fmu... bleh!

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9:05am listener james from westwood:

Hooray for Captain Schulkind! The Mediterranean explorer!

9:06am Goyim in the AM:

Good morning good afternoon, y'all. May make myself a caffe shakerato now that you're you've got me thinking of cold caffeine.

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

@Andrew Waterloo
Go, Daffy!

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

Big-eared hugs to annie, listener james and Goyim in the AM!

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry about the tech crap, annie. I have been resisting upgrades for about as long as I can.

9:09am Andrew Waterloo:

My hard drive died so I am experimenting with Ubuntu. My WFMU stream keeps kicking out on Audacious.

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9:09am listener james from westwood:

Firefox used to be my go-to until it became unaccountably sludgy. Not thrilled using Chrome (cf. Mark Hurst), but it's so much swifter.

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9:10am dutchtheo:

to stay cool, I like my coffee hot, like a Scotch bonnet

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9:11am Brian in UK:

@james, useless fact we got our beagle from a town in eastern England called Spalding.

9:11am ausmanx:

finally got those recordings of peter brotzmann in my living room yesterday, doug... i should send em over, pretty beautiful. have to clear with mr b first though.

9:12am still b/p:

Good morning. Only a quick splash in Drummer pool of restoration and refreshment before some work in the heat.
If those characters clash in Oregon, we know ehb-uh-theh-ubba-deuh...that's not all, folks.

9:13am annie:

i loved safari for the longest time; the last upgrade they did(long ago) eliminated the RSS feed. it's my main consideration for a browser. LJames, is there a way to stop chrome from sharing my browsing history, among other things. i hate all this auto-fill on THEIR terms.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Peter Brotzmann in my living room is my new favorite 6-word sentence in the English language.

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9:13am listener james from westwood:

@Brian: No facts that involve beagles are useless! My childhood dog was half-beagle, half-Labrador, so I've an especially soft spot for those hounds.

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9:15am dutchtheo:

thai dragon pepper that is

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Brian in UK! Hello still b/p!

Brian is the beagle named Spalding, or is it the town in eastern England, or both?

9:15am Uncle Michael:

Was the beagle the front half or the back half?

9:16am melinda:

Hi Doug and people!

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Yay, it's melinda!

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9:18am Brian in UK:

Beagle named Spencer after Stanley Spencer the painter.

9:20am still b/p:

École des Whooza Goo' Boy Arts.

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Not after Diana Spencer?

9:21am Rich in Washington:

Was disappointed to learn that the Brotzmann/Haino thing isn't coming to my town.

9:21am Webhamster Henry:

Hi Doug and Summer Drummer Sommers!

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Elke Sommer says hello, Webhamster Henry!

9:25am Lewis:

exceptionally good gif this morning!

9:26am ausmanx:

ah brian, i forgot about spencer, will be very happy to meet him in 10 days and discuss stanley's work. i am staying at capel monastery for two nights on my way to shropshire as a david jones/eric gill pilgrimage too

9:28am Webhamster Henry:

I listen on my old iPhone 4, plugged into my stereo system!

9:30am Maggie B.:

dont know the artist, but this sounds Cuban to me.

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, exceptionally good Lewis!

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie B
NOT Cuba!

9:31am Maggie B.:

carajo!

9:32am listener Rey:

G’morning Doug. The sax solo made me think Africa

9:32am Maggie B.:

WWWWow!!!

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

@listener Rey
Africa indeed: Egypt!

9:35am listener Rey:

Not the African region I was thinking of but I’ll take it!

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9:38am βrian:

Boogaloo, all.

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some, putting the ooga in Boogaloo since 1982 ('87 but who's counting?).

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Oh βaβy, it's βrian!

9:39am Lewis:

I really miss my old neighborhood, way the heck up there on the 1 train...

9:40am Lewis:

I got a really solid intro to various latin styles and rhythms etc from a livery driver on the way to Laguardia one time...

9:41am Maggie B.:

Lewis, I was also along the 1 train. The neighborhood is no longer recognizable.

9:41am Pedro in Arlington:

Superb sounds. Gracias.

9:41am Lewis:

@Maggie B. yeah, Floridita is now a burger king...

9:42am Lewis:

My kid still has roots there and goes back now and again and feels at home though...

9:43am Maggie B.:

Washington Heights?

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, Pedro in Arlington!

9:44am Lewis:

141st and then 157... so above the valley but below the hospital...

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9:44am dutchtheo:

boogalouie-louie

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

There are no boogalosers here, only boogawinners!

9:46am Mr C:

What made Pittsburgh famous made a winner out of me: Give the Drummer Some!

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

I find myself rooting for the Los Angeles Machados these days, Mr C.

9:50am listener Rey:

Would love to see a video demonstrating all these 60s dance steps he mentions (boogaloo, shingaling, jala jala, African Twist)

9:50am annie:

any of you listeners want the link to david byrne's latest musical collaboration/collection?

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Close your eyes, listener Rey, and the video plays!

9:53am listener Rey:

@Lewis I grew up in the shadow of the #1 el at 126 street but ventured up to the 140s all the time. Miss it too but it’s so different now

9:53am Sem:

Hello, Doug, farflung schulkinder, Kon-tiki rafters adrift on the stream, those with fortuitous fillings in their teeth capable of dragging in the terrestial FM signal, and the few remaining to whom the foregoing does not apply.

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Ahoy, Sem!

9:54am Lewis:

one of my faves was El Rey del Sandwich Cubano. Pretty sure every one in there thought I was a cop as I stood at the window and enjoyed my sandwich...

9:55am melinda:

@annie sure, I'm interested

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9:56am βrian:

You sure that wasn't Cairo, Illinois?

9:58am Uncle Michael:

I'll root for the Machados as long as they're playing the Brewers.

9:58am annie:

here ya go melinda, if you lose it somehow, it's on my FB wall. davidbyrne.com...

10:00am stealthy oats forgets his login:

drumma! peoples! ensemble enablers!

10:00am thedunkel:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer! Good morning other drummers!

10:00am Uncle Michael:

Fontella: Mrs. Bowie.

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10:01am listener james from westwood:

Aw yissss.

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10:02am dutchtheo:

Lester: Mr Bass!

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10:02am doctorjazz:

Great track with Fontella Bass singing!

10:03am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, forgetful Oats!

10:04am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, thedunkel!

10:05am Mr C:

AEC's biggest hit!

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

For my talkover music after this set, I will play Oliver Sain, the St. Louis producer who brought together Lester Bowie and Fontella Bass in the studio.

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10:05am doctorjazz:

(1 copy of this on Discogs for $94...lists Fontella Bass on piano as well, bit I don't hear piano.
Always great to hear Lester Bowie and the rest of the crew as well !)

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Rumor has it that some drunken snort of a DJ performed this number at a past Hoof 'n' Mouth Sinfonia.

10:06am mauri:

how in front can a tambourine be? hellou!

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10:06am βrian:

Art was quite a guy.

10:09am Lewis:

interesting segue... ;-)

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

Bloody hell, what a tragedy! That Theme De Yoyo played perfectly last night. My apologies.

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, mauri!

10:10am Lewis:

ah - you learn something every day! did not appreciate that it is Art Ensemble behind this little ditty...

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Google translate of Comme à la Radio:

It will be quite
As on the radio

It will be nothing
Just music

It will be nothing
Just words of words
Words
As on the radio

It will not bother
It will not stop playing cards
It will not stop to sleep on the highway
It will not stop talking about money
It will be quite
As on the radio

It will be nothing
Just to make some noise
The silence is atrocious
Something is atrocious too
Between the two, it's the radio

Just a little noise
To fill the silence
Just a little noise
And nothing more
Just a little noise
Do not be afraid
It will be quite
As on the radio

At this minute
Thousands of cats
Will be crushed on the roads

At this minute
An alcoholic doctor
Will sweep over a girl's body
And he will say:
"She's not going to snap my fingers, you bitch"

At this minute
Five old women in a public garden
Begin the question of knowing
If he is minus twenty or five

At this minute
Thousands and thousands of people
Will think that life is horrible
And they will cry

At this minute
Two police officers will enter an ambulance
And they will throw in the river a young man
Injured to the head

At this minute
A drunk old lady will moan alone
On the top floor, under his bed
And will not be able to move

At this minute
A Spaniard will be happy
To have found work

It's cold in the world, it's cold
It's cold, it's cold
It's cold, it's cold
It's starting to be known
It's starting to be known

And there are fires
Who light up
In some places
Because it's too cold

Translator, translate

But do not be afraid
We know what radio is
The radio

He can not do anything
Nothing can matter
It's nothing
It was nothing
Just to make some noise
Just music
Just words, words, words, words
Words
Words, words

Words, words
Words, words
Words, words
Words, words

Just a little noise
Just a little noise
Just a little noise
As on the radio

Do not go
Do not go
Do not go

10:11am Maggie B.:

I always think of Gaylord when I hear this.

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10:13am listener james from westwood:

And I, Ray Franks.

10:13am burke:

I recognized the whispers of B Fontaine even from the bathroom. She sounds even better now that I'm back at my desk

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

This song used to be the theme song for the show hosted by late great WFMU DJ Ray Franks.

10:13am Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room:

S'up.

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Horn o' plenty!

10:14am Maggie B.:

how far back in the day does Ray Franks go?

10:15am Webhamster Henry:

Nice to get the long version of this.

10:15am fred:

My favorite Brigitte Fontaine track. Also, hello Doug and listeners

10:15am Lewis:

@Doug - speaking of in-themes. Do you know who might have the names and shows associated with the "Themes for Middle Age" comp from a number of years back? I can only do a decent fraction of them and even that is fading as middle age drops over the horizon

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Hallo, fred!

10:16am ausmanx:

hey fred, how are you? it's been awhile! duck over to london, i'll be there in 2 weeks! corinne is going to paris, but not me

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10:16am listener james from westwood:

@Maggie B: Doug can specify, but at least to the very early 90s.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

@Lewis
Not off the top of my head.

10:17am Lewis:

Irwin probably, but he can be so grouchy...

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie B
Ray Franks died in, I think, 2003. He had been off the air for quite a while. He was on from the early-mid 1980s to the mid-'90s.

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10:19am βrian:

@Lewis: Grouchily grouchy, even.

10:19am Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room:

Missed the opening mic break for this set, but am guessing that it is not coincidence that today is Roscoe Mitchell's birthday?

10:19am Maggie B.:

LJ from W and Doug - I don't remember him! He must have been on during the wee hours, maybe?

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@PBHIMLR
Today's set was planned before I realized that today is Roscoe's 78th!

10:21am fred:

@ausmanx: I'm taking time off from work (every other week + Mondays) but can't afford to travel. I'm not really happy with taking time off when the bosses are away, but it's that or losing the vacation days, and I don't work for free

10:22am annie:

(these poor dogs i'm pet-sitting for, not willing to go outside in all this rain; they are bored silly. at least the cats can lounge on the porch; no gate to keep the dogs in.. )

10:23am Goyim in the AM:

Shakerato was excellent, as is this set.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Ray Franks was a drummer and percussionist. Ray also worked at the famous NYC record store Soho Music Gallery (which I wrote about here: blog.wfmu.org...) Ray was a motorman for the New York City subways. He drove an F Train. I used to see him underground from time to time. It was also SO COOL to have a subway motorman wave to me on the platform. Wow.

10:24am ausmanx:

dead right you are, fred. i'll get back over there some time, maybe next year. i should send you those brotzmann files too...

10:24am Sem:

lareviewofbooks.org...

10:26am northguineahills:

Ok, why haven't I be aware of Alfred Panou until now?

10:26am Maggie B.:

@Doug, so he was a transit guy like Bill, how cool.

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10:28am βrian:

From boogaloo to doo-be-dah.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@northguineahills
He is from Togo. He may be better known as Sanvi Panou.

10:30am Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room:

Geez, how have I been without GO HOME??

10:31am northguineahills:

Darngnit, missed the first two AEoC songs....

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10:32am βrian:

Will Macron cover my expenses for conversation lessons in Provence? I'd be down with that.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

I. Hope. You. Don't. Mind. Me. Playing. This. Again.

10:35am stealthy oats forgets his login:

the ol'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6orPilSV2As

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Whoops, I missed you ^up^ there, burke! Hello, burke!

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

My wife grew up on the south side of Chicago. She remembers going to Art Ensemble and other AACM concerts where the performers outnumbered the patrons.

10:38am fred:

@Doug: Definitely. Not. And. I. Hope. It. Won't. Skip. This. Time.

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

@fred
I ditched the MP3 and went straight to the source.

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10:40am βrian:

My mp3s play more consistently when I put a dime on the tone arm.

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10:40am doctorjazz:

Stepped away, came back to the second time around, thought something was wrong with the stream. But, fine with me to hear it again.

10:40am melinda:

I am enjoying the 2nd playing. My herbs have kicked in.

10:40am northguineahills:

jaga jazzist and motorpsycho did a decent cover of Theme de Yoyo.

10:41am northguineahills:

the only herbs I've had so far today is yerba mate....

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10:42am dutchtheo:

sounds apt for a yoyo to come back

10:42am northguineahills:

you almost gave me a cardio, 78th bday!

10:43am annie:

cuttting out early today, have errands to run..y'all be good! stay dry!..

10:44am melinda:

I've been taking kratom lately, it is simultaneously relaxing and mentally stimulating. I generally avoid caffeine because of jitters and crashing later but I really felt like poo this a.m. so I'm having some matcha as well. The humid heat sucketh.

10:45am Mr C:

Lester played in Little Milton's horn section during LM's St' Louis/Oliver Sain period..Bobbin Records

10:45am melinda:

Tho this music does go well with humid heat.

10:46am northguineahills:

I actually see the sun for once in the Sunshine State (radar infers it won't last long).

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Yes yes yes!

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10:47am dutchtheo:

Henry BuckLey

10:47am northguineahills:

@melinda: I avoid coffee as it kills my intestines, but yerba mate is very gental on my GI tract, after lunch I may have tea... (no milk or sugar for either).

10:50am melinda:

I like yerba too, I might experiment with it again but the matcha is nice because you can mix up as much or as little as you want. I miss black tea, used to sometimes have a pot a day. It was fun getting cranked and doing drawings but that wasn't sustainable.

10:50am burke:

@melinda How do you mask the unpleasant taste of kratom? I think about dissolving it in hot chocolate.

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

Dobby Dobson. First name = Highland

That is one major league name. Highland Dobson!

10:53am Lewis:

hard to believe that Lee Perry had anything to do with this one, eh?

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10:53am dutchtheo:

Small Axe was first or?

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for the catch, dutchtheo!

10:54am melinda:

@burke I take it straight, just a 1/2 tsp. of powder. Seem to have a high tolerance for bitter herbs and supplements since I've had to try so many over the years. But if I were trying to mask it I think hot chocolate would be good.

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Lewis
Sorry if you found that one Upsetting.

10:56am Lewis:

@doug - how does your family live with you!

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

It's about 107% humidity right now. I've just stripped down to me skivvies.

10:56am northguineahills:

Bitter is one of my favorite flavors, seems like I may look for kratom this weekend.

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10:56am βrian:

Bitter likes salt.

11:02am burke:

Dub is for hot weather / hot weather is for dub

11:04am northguineahills:

Even w/o A/C in my car in long sleeves, it can be 96F/35C, and I don't sweat. Weird gift, I suppose....

11:04am Dean:

I met Peter Falk at UCLA, 1984.

11:04am stealthy oats forgets his login:

just one more question...

11:04am Lewis:

lester Chin - is that the Mr. Chin that Yellowman talks about?

11:04am Andrew Waterloo:

I named my foster rabbit Columbo

11:04am stealthy oats forgets his login:

@dean do tell

11:05am northguineahills:

I used to watch Columbo in the late 90s on syndication.

11:05am Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room:

I was recently made aware of the fact that there was a TV series called Mrs. Columbo: en.wikipedia.org...

11:05am Andrew Waterloo:

Recently watched the entire series on DVD. Lots of Patrick McGoohan in that series

11:08am Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room:

Re Mrs Columbo: "Peter Falk expressed his disapproval of the spin-off, calling it a "bad idea" and "disgraceful" When Columbo returned to the air in 1989 on ABC, it was further established that Lt. Columbo and his wife Mrs. Columbo were still happily married and the existence of the series Mrs. Columbo was effectively ignored."

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room
That, Sir, is an abomination.

11:10am Dean:

LA was hosting the Olympics in '84, including the first (in recent times, at least) Olympics Art Festival, many of the events of which took place at UCLA. I believe it was a performance at Royce Hall of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" (in Italian) by Piccolo Teatro della Città di Milano. I attended with a friend's father, a professor of theater and film history, who long ago acquired one of Falk's paintings. When he glimpsed Falk in the audience, he took me to him and introduced us.

11:10am Dean:

The play, by the way, was stunningly beautiful.

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
There's a lot to unpack in that comment.

11:13am Andrew Waterloo:

Mrs. Columbo appears on my DVD set, but I skipped over those episodes

11:13am Dean:

I can confirm that after we turned to return to our seats, Falk did *not* say, "Just one more thing..."

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
Putting is fingertips to his furrowed brow...

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

Like this: www.metv.com...

11:17am Lewis:

but where is the nasty little cigar?...

11:18am Andrew Waterloo:

There was the time he walked into a homeless shelter and the nun insisted on giving him a new coat and a bowl of soup.

11:18am Dean:

The other cool thing about the theater professor is that he had in his wallet a photograph of the lead in another Piccolo Teatro performance, their signature commedia dell'arte work, taken decades earlier. As a result, we went backstage after the revival performance at UCLA to share the photograph with the actor, whom I also met.

Another other cool thing about the theater professor occurred when I was working with his son at a record store. Alternative TV's "Vibing Up the Senile Man" had just appeared, and we had a copy in the racks. Theater professor wandered in, spied the album, took it to the register, and proclaimed, "I'd like a dozen of these."

11:20am Wendy del Formaggio:

Hello Doug! Just tuning in now. Just in time for a Columbo conversation, I see! It's one of my favorite shows. A few months ago I watched the Criterion reissue of "Wings of Desire" and started crying when Peter Falk showed up. I love him so much.

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

Assagai was a supergroup of African musicans (South Africa and Nigeria) residing in London. They are best known and loved for their cover of Hey Jude!

Here's the lineup:
Dudu Pukwana (as), Bizo Mngqikana (ts), Fred Fredericks (ts), Mongezi Feza (t), Fred Coker (g, v), Charles Ononogbo (b), Terry Quaye (con), Louis Moholo (d)

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Wendy del Formaggio
OMG, yes! Falk in Wings of Desire is glorious. Welcome!

11:21am Maggie B.:

And his Bassett hound, Dog.

11:23am northguineahills:

Wow, I didn't know Dudu Pukwana, Louis Moholo, Mongezi Feza were in that!

11:23am Lewis:

Did Falk ever sit down the Favereau in his Dinner for Five series - I have a vague recollection that he did...

11:23am Wendy del Formaggio:

Thanks, Doug!
I watched that movie three times in one week. It truly is beautiful. And Falk's character was so special. I don't want to say anything else in case everyone hasn't seen it...

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11:24am βrian:

I appreciated the library scenes, especially.

11:25am Maggie B.:

it's one of my all times favorites too, Wendy!

11:26am Uncle Michael:

Join me for Hinky Dinky Time at the top of the hour...all the sturm, with only half the drang!

www.wfmu.org...

11:26am Wendy del Formaggio:

I highly recommend the Criterion version of "Wings of Desire." Brian, you might appreciate the interviews included on the discs. They talk about the lighting designer and how he got those library scenes to be so stunning. It wasn't easy!

11:27am Dean:

Speaking of "Wings of Desire" (which I've never seen, but that's another story), I heard Ronnie Blakely live at Al's Bar, LA's punk venue.

11:29am Listener Robert:

Sitting here radioactive with technetium 99m (metastable) after my nuclear stress test. Had fun with my friend and his radiation monitor, which he thought at first was malfunctioning! He just never had a source as strong as me.

11:31am Webhamster Henry:

Assagai's Hey Jude is a WFMU classic!

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

I put that on a marathon premium in the '80s!

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Robert
Hope everything looks good with the test.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Today's broadcast of Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael may not change your life, but maybe it will. You had better tune in just in case.

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Hinky Dinky Time is UP NEXT here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream!!!!

11:46am Sem:

We the People, Up w/ People, People Like Us: coincidence?

Questions are easy, though. Thanks, Doug for this sauna soundtrack. Only Steam Heat and/or Heatwave would have made my morning 105% complete. See you and all in the future, which begins right........now!

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Have a great and cool future, Sem!

11:51am Mr C:

Bohannon had a great few years with variations around that one groove..

11:53am northguineahills:

Grady Tate, new to me!

Muchas gracias y mas, Doug y amigos!

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

"...When they finally bring the dish for which the place is known..."

That is an outrageous bit of songwriting there.

11:53am northguineahills:

(related to Greg Tate?)

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11:53am βrian:

Lemony hummus. Yum.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

@northguineahills
Grady Tate was a drummer who dabbled in front of the mic.

11:53am Webhamster Henry:

These lyrics sound like Song Poem lyrics!

11:54am Uncle Michael:

This is a great record. New to me.

Thanks, Doug. See you all shortly...

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11:56am dutchtheo:

Thank, Doug, groovy going on...

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

The second voice on this duet, Chick Willis, is the author of one of the randiest tracks of all time: "Stoop Down." Here is the cover: www.discogs.com...

11:58am Listener Robert:

Oh, thought you meant you put Tc-99m as a marathon premium. Get it while it's hot!

🥁

11:59am doctorjazz:

Thanks, Doug, great weekend all!

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11:59am βrian:

Kalamazoo, MI, says the Chick Willis label. Who knew?

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

I'm saving that for 2019, Listener Robert!

12:00pm Peter Brötzmann's horn is my living room:

Soulful, sir! Thanks, @Doug.

🥁

12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Danke schoen, Doug, danke schoen ...

12:00pm Rich in Washington:

Thanks, Doug!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

My great pleasure, listener James, Rich, Peter and all!!

🥁

5:01pm dutchtheo:

Died today: Moshé Mizrahi (Hebrew: משה מזרחי‎; 5 September 1931 – 3 August 2018) was an Israeli film director. His landmark film, Les Stances à Sophie, went practically unseen until it was re-released in 2008 and its jazz soundtrack album of the same name (but lacking the accent) was profiled in The FADER by Alexander Geoffrey Frank.

5:16pm Doug Schulkind:

@dutchtheo
Wow! That is spooky. I had no idea, obviously.

🥁

3:00am dutchtheo:

maybe a wee psychic ability, may be the reason for the mp3 crash...

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)

Dao Bandon	Sanya Na Nao (Promise for the Dry Season)	Essential Dao Bandon (EM )
Surachai Sombatcharoen	Thung Na Khoi Nong	Rak Sao Ban Klai (Sure 1970s)
The Brothers	Jai Ying	Thai Beat A Go-Go Vol. 4 (Sublime Sounds )
Thanin Intharathep	Prot Thoet Khun	La Kon... Thi Rak
The Isn't	Sarawan	Sarawan

Salah Ragab & The Cairo Jazz Band	Latino in Cairo	Black Butterfly (Jazzman 1974)
Alfredo Gutierrez y Sus Acordeones Dorades	Cumbia Sampuesana	Cumbias de Oro (Discos Fuentes 1976)
Sexteto Miramar	Salsa Boogaloo	b/w Mi Hermana (Discos Fuentes 1968)
Willie Baby	Hot Buns (pts. 1 & 2)	b/w Hot Buns (Ding Dong 1967)
Orquesta Olivieri	A Swingin' Combination	A Swingin' Combination (Speed 1968)
Joe Pappy & His Combo	Oye Tomasito	b/w Mi Guaguanco (Topstar 1967)
Campillo y Armando	Aclaración	Seven '7 inches' from Colombia (Global Grooves )

Art Ensemble of Chicago feat. Fontella Bass	Theme De Yoyo	Les Stances à Sophie (OST) (Nessa 1970)
Art Ensemble of Chicago feat. Brigitte Fontaine	Comme a la Radio	Comme a la Radio (Saravah 1969)
Marva Broome & The Art Emsemble of Chicago	Mystifying Mama	b/w For All We Know (Horse 1970)
Alfred Panou	Le Moral Nécessaire	Je Suis Un Sauvage (Saravah 1969)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	The Key	Fanfare for the Warriors (Atlantic 1973)
Art Ensemble of Chicago feat. Fontella Bass	Hello Chi	Go Home (Galloway 1970)

Henry Buckley	Take Me Back	b/w Thank You Girl (Merritone 1966)
Dobby Dobson	I'm a Loving Pauper	b/w Trouble Jim (Treasure Isle 1967)
Dave Barker & the Upsetters	Shocks 71	b/w The Hurricanes: You've Got to Be Mine (Upsetter 1971)
The Ethiopians	Joy Joy	b/w Bad to Worse (Sir J.J. 1969)
Righteous Flames	Run to the Rock	b/w The Gaytones: Version (High Note 1971)
Leonard Santic All Stars	Special Branch	b/w Augustus Pablo: Columbo (Santic )

Oba Adetoyese Laoye, Timi of Ede, & His Group	Track 2	Leo Sarkisian Nigeria Recordings (V.O.A. 1965)
Herbert Udemba & His African Baby Party	Bottom Belly	b/w Onwu Nzimiro (Nigerphone )
The Faces	Shokishoki Shombolo	Wake Up Today (Tabansi 1975)
Assagai	Kondo	Afro Rock Festival (Contour 1973)
Aleke Kanonu	N'gwode	Aleke (Arcana 1980)

We The People	"People" Open Your Eyes and See	b/w Function Underground (Darlene 1971)
The Chi-Lites	When Temptation Comes	Half a Love (Brunswick 1975)
Bruce Cloud	Soul Mambo	b/w I Wish (Motif 1963)
Hamilton Bohannon	Red Bone	b/w The Fat Man (Dakar 1973)
Grady Tate	After the Long Drive Home	After the Long Drive Home (Skye 1970)
Theodis Ealey & Chick 'Stoop Down" Willis	You've Got to Hurt Before You Heal	Stand Up in It (IFGAM 2004)

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