WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 08/15/18

Listener comments!

♥ 11:49am The microphone has been drinking:

My piano is asleep.

♥ 11:50am Doug Schulkind:

Slurp slurp!

12:00pm Dean:

Is that what's his name?

12:01pm βrian:

Is that Bob Log without his helmet?

♥ 12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

You got it exactly right, Dean!

♥ 12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

βrian Log!

12:02pm Carmichael:

I know that dude ...

12:03pm βrian:

Oh, that's Jurr Lee Luce.

♥ 12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

He married his third cousin. (Not sure what he did with his previous two cousins.)

♥ 12:04pm Dominick:

mic skillz

12:06pm rw:

Way to go Mary! Hey Doug and Co.

♥ 12:08pm listener james from westwood:

Been in since the git-go, but just before airtime, I got a devil of a splinter that needed removing! Bit of first aid in progress during the theme.

♥ 12:08pm Doug Schulkind:

Only tha best for U, Dom.

Greetings, rw!

♥ 12:11pm Doug Schulkind:

@Listener James from Westwood
Good luck with that! I got a splinter in my foot a few months back and couldn't for the life of me eradicate it. I hobbled around for weeks, too terrified to call the doctor and face the music. Finally went to an urgent care and the dude pulled out an inch-long spike in about 4 seconds. I've got the splinter taped to my wall right here to remind me to haul my wussy-ass self to the doctor without delay.

♥ 12:12pm Doug Schulkind:

And yes, the bastard is literally an inch long. (The splinter, not the doc.)

♥ 12:13pm listener james from westwood:

@Doug: Jeeeeeez, that's a vampire killer right there! Glad it's out!

♥ 12:13pm doctorjazz:

Hi drummers... Wish I could sing that fast !

12:14pm sinner:

here.

♥ 12:15pm Doug Schulkind:

Have another drink, doctorjazz. Then try again.

Welcome, Rev. Dr. Sinner, Sir!

♥ 12:18pm Doug Schulkind:

Friends, I am attempting to program a sequence of Bollywood tracks WITHOUT spinning Lata Mangeshkar or Asha Bhosle. Not sure it's ever been pulled off. Wish me luck!

♥ 12:23pm Doug Schulkind:

The music in our next set is the inspiration for today's playlist image. See if you can guess the connection.

12:28pm βrian:

Doug's Angry Inch?

♥ 12:29pm Doug Schulkind:

Size doesn't matter, βrian.

12:30pm βrian:

Tell that to the E.R. doc.

♥ 12:30pm listener james from westwood:

Ah, genius way to go for not including Lata or Asha, film themes!

12:30pm rw:

If anyone can pull off a stunt like that it's our man Schulkind. And I'm not even going to try to make whatever connection there may be to the playlist image.

♥ 12:32pm coelacanth∅:

greetings Doug and 100% GTDS listeners (...whatever)

♥ 12:33pm Doug Schulkind:

I will forever be embarrassed on behalf of WFMU for the time Kenny G made a fool of himself in the presence of Asha Bhosle when he found himself dining in the same East 6th Street restaurant.

♥ 12:33pm Doug Schulkind:

Big radio bear hug, coelacanth∅!

♥ 12:34pm coelacanth∅:

is that the killer? (one of the killers?)

♥ 12:34pm Doug Schulkind:

I don't even remember the exact story, but I remember Kenny G regaling us proudly of his misadventure. #cringeworthy

♥ 12:35pm coelacanth∅:

it's hard to imagine Kenny G making a fool of himself in public

♥ 12:39pm steveo:

doug -- good to hear you on a Wednesday!

♥ 12:40pm steveo:

@coel I did see your reply about the tape, thanks! i hope your tape player is ok

12:40pm βrian:

Like the ghee-laden buffet, I can take only so much bollywood at a single sitting.

♥ 12:40pm Doug Schulkind:

Oh steveo!

♥ 12:40pm steveo:

Oh!

12:42pm rw:

Okay, I'll take a stab at it... Bourbon songs.

12:42pm ike:

Hi all!

12:43pm βrian:

I was going to say the House of Bourbon.

♥ 12:43pm Doug Schulkind:

I'll have what you're drinkin', rw.

12:45pm rw:

Espresso? I could use another cup myself.

♥ 12:48pm Doug Schulkind:

This one's for you, doctorjazz!

12:53pm βrian:

Emmylou Harris: The Bottle Let Me Down.

12:54pm rw:

When I have my own radio station it's going to be all drinking songs. It'll be on AM of course.

♥ 12:54pm Doug Schulkind:

I'll drink to that, rw.

♥ 12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park:

Whatever this is, it is 100% not Mary Wing. Hot and sunny and humid here today. Not easy to twerk and shirk, especially while cutting the grass.

♥ 12:57pm Doug Schulkind:

@Ken From Hyde Park
DON'T DRINK AND MOW!

12:59pm βrian:

I knew there was a reason I took the bus today.

♥ 1:07pm coelacanth∅:

oh Darrell has a different method than Peaches has to get rid of pain...

♥ 1:07pm Doug Schulkind:

Leave the driving to the professionals, βrian.

1:08pm geezerette:

There stands the glass...
Howdy!

1:10pm βrian:

@Doug: That goes for the drinking, too.

♥ 1:11pm The microphone has been drinking:

Some of my favorite NYC memories take place on those in-between fields.

♥ 1:14pm listener james from westwood:

Looks like he's got 2 gigs in 2018 and one in production, according to IMDB, so good on him for an enduring acting career!

♥ 1:16pm listener james from westwood:

The production office of my first full-time job was up near the NY border for a spell, right across town from, oddly enough, another psychology/social science publisher. I consider it a missed opportunity that we never contacted them to set up an inter-publisher bowling league at the alley in town.

♥ 1:17pm listener james from westwood:

Also, the Central Park Beer Man just had a birthday this Aug 9; HBD, O hydrator of the base-running masses!

♥ 1:17pm Doug Schulkind:

David was a sweet guy. He would hang out with us, imbibing his own "product," whilst enjoying the social connections.

♥ 1:20pm Doug Schulkind:

If I remember correctly (always an iffy proposition), David got a bit part in one of the Shakespeare in the Park performances, which was (is) performed in a outdoor theater in Central Park. David would hang with us drinking beers, then race off to get into costume to perform that evening. I forget which play he was in.

1:22pm geezerette:

Artificial Ruminants!

♥ 1:22pm Doug Schulkind:

Howwwwww-deeeee, geezerette!

1:23pm geezerette:

! :D

♥ 1:24pm Doug Schulkind:

This Andrew Hill trio presents one of the earliest appearances on record (if not THE earliest) of the Art Ensemble of Chicago's longtime bass player Malachi Favors.

♥ 1:24pm listener james from westwood:

@Doug: Hopefully one of Falstaff's drinking crew in the Henry IV plays!

♥ 1:25pm coelacanth∅:

steveo, if you're still here, thanks! the player's okay. it needs to be adjusted frequently to get a stereo recording. i only bought it for the looping capabilities; i just listened to all my 8-tracks through to assess their health before posting them on craigslist. i'm only keeping a couple dozen to use for my own noisy endeavors. thanks to ebay's buyer protection policy (which often fails miserably as well) i got the machine for free, because the seller tried to scam me. i did have to fix it; but contrary to popular belief 8-track players are not especially problematic, and the tapes are easily fixable.

1:27pm geezerette:

Dreamy.

♥ 1:27pm Doug Schulkind:

@ljfw
Ha! David would've had a hard time playing Falstaff himself. He was a thin and healthy sort.

♥ 1:29pm Doug Schulkind:

Ha! I found it. The play was Henry IV, Part 1 in 1987. Falstaff was played by Donald Moffat. Still not sure what role David played: www.nytimes.com...

You had the play right, James!!!

♥ 1:31pm steveo:

@coel sounds like fun!

♥ 1:31pm Doug Schulkind:

Looks like David played Sir Michael. Not sure if that was a "bit" part or not.

♥ 1:33pm steveo:

love this piece; happy to hear a new (to me) interpretation

♥ 1:34pm Doug Schulkind:

To think, at the time that I was hanging out with David Gianopoulos and my publishers league softball team in Central Park, I had just started filling in at WFMU. Summer of 1987. I had done maybe 4-5 fill-in shows. On 1 February 1988 I broadcast my very first show of my own. Haven't been off the air since.

♥ 1:34pm Doug Schulkind:

Robin Kenyatta is playing Monk's "Ruby My Dear" here in duet with the late, great Muhal Richard Abrams!

1:36pm Carmichael:

From that article: "Sir Michael... David Gianopoulos"

1:37pm geezerette:

Love this Monk,so sweet.

♥ 1:37pm Doug Schulkind:

@Carmichael
Yeah, I just saw that. Also, hello!

♥ 1:37pm The microphone has been drinking:

Lovely Muhal here. Weird that the rest of this Kenyatta record is a live quartet from 1969.

♥ 1:39pm Doug Schulkind:

Gabor Szabo on guitar here with Chico.

♥ 1:41pm Doug Schulkind:

gah-BOR SAH-bo.

♥ 1:42pm coelacanth∅:

work is calling. Thanks Doug! Excellent as always.
take care, drummerfolk

♥ 1:43pm Doug Schulkind:

See ya on Friday, coelacanth∅!

♥ 1:43pm Dominick:

Me gusta!

♥ 1:45pm The microphone has been drinking:

Mal-a-KEE or Mal-a-KAI? (Favors)

1:47pm Carmichael:

The Irish say the former.

♥ 1:57pm Doug Schulkind:

@The microphone has been drinking
I just downloaded another killer Kenyatta LP called "Until." Do you have it?

I have always said mala-KIGH

2:03pm northguineahills:

Es viernes?

2:03pm βrian:

Had to make a Pad Phet Basil run. Sated now.

♥ 2:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Hahaha! northguineahills. Miercoles! Hahaha!

♥ 2:06pm Doug Schulkind:

I'm thinking of opening a Thai restaurant called The Pad Phet Basil Pad.

♥ 2:08pm listener james from westwood:

@Doug: Great sleuthing! Sir Michael had lines, though not many, but enough to avoid his being some random supernumerary: www.opensourceshakespeare.org...

♥ 2:10pm Doug Schulkind:

@LJFW
Hey the lines mention ME!!!

"Why, my good lord, you need not fear;
There is Douglas and Lord Mortimer."

♥ 2:13pm Doug Schulkind:

Vocalist doing his James Brown best here: Victor 'Bovick' Bondo Gala!

♥ 2:13pm listener james from westwood:

See, Willy S was looking out for ya!

♥ 2:15pm Doug Schulkind:

Or, as Lord Buckley called him, Willie the Shake.

♥ 2:16pm The microphone has been drinking:

@Doug: not yet (Kenyatta), but I've espied it.

♥ 2:21pm david w:

Hey Doug and all! We are hovering, and Ruth sends love (but really having an existential crisis over Aretha).

♥ 2:21pm Stanley:

What's going on, here?

♥ 2:23pm Sem:

What's that in the road? A head?

Hello, Doug, and Doug enablers.

2:27pm Dean:

Now *that* is democracy!

♥ 2:30pm Webhamster Henry:

Laptop is repaired, now I can catch up with 100% Dougever.

2:32pm northguineahills:

The New Sounds are older then I am, and I'm old ;p !

2:32pm Dean:

Aretha news is so sad. One day prior to learning the news I'd purchased her Amazing Grace, along with the compilation from which Doug played a track on Friday of Texas gospel. Still awaiting their arrival.

♥ 2:33pm steveo:

I'd wager you're the youngest one here, ngh :)

♥ 2:35pm Doug Schulkind:

100% Webhamstever!

♥ 2:36pm Doug Schulkind:

Please to see you, Stanley and Sem!

♥ 2:37pm Doug Schulkind:

Basically, there is Aretha and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and then there's everyone else.

2:37pm Dean:

Well, Conchita Supervia, and then everyone else.

♥ 2:38pm Doug Schulkind:

Weird mystery about this trippy "Blue Glass Bubbles" from Gloria Taylor. I'll mention it in the mic break.

♥ 2:38pm steveo:

(oh was that catty? i take it back)

2:38pm Dean:

Come to think of it, I believe Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is an anagram of Aretha Franklin and Conchita Supervia...

2:39pm βrian:

The first time I heard Nusrat, I was stacking kumquats. No lie.

♥ 2:41pm steveo:

i mention my age on these boards at times because a) i have no reason to keep it a secret and b) it's central to thinking about my life history in relation to the music that was part of my life at different ages

♥ 2:42pm Doug Schulkind:

@steveo

Doug > Fuck

[I am older than fuck.]

♥ 2:42pm Webhamster Henry:

I was born in 1823 and lie about my age.

♥ 2:44pm Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
You don't look a day over 1824.

♥ 2:44pm steveo:

right so the premiere of barber of seville when you were 10 was a huge watermark in your life

♥ 2:44pm steveo:

@doug i think that a paradox unless you're an amoeba or something

♥ 2:45pm steveo:

*is

♥ 2:45pm Doug Schulkind:

I'm a paramecium or whatever.

♥ 2:46pm steveo:

at least a couple of mecia

♥ 2:46pm david w:

For the record, Mary Wing has to resolve further election irregularities next week so Ridgewood Radio will fill in.

2:49pm Dean:

I'M A STENTOR!!!

♥ 2:49pm Doug Schulkind:

@david w
Is that a euphemism for "we haven't been able to raise the bail money"??

♥ 2:51pm doctorjazz:

Wednesday is Friday on WFMU (and Sunday at Carvel's). It was a real treat, thanks!

♥ 2:52pm Doug Schulkind:

Covering Ike Turner here!

♥ 2:52pm Fudgie the Whale:

I love you too, doctorjazz!

2:53pm geezerette:

Loving this set.
Treat to hear GTD in real time,Doug.
Thanks for doing whatcha do!

♥ 2:53pm david w:

Poor child overlooked the residency requirement... and thanks, Doug!

♥ 2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park:

Erk, had to check the playlist in case that was Aretha singing. Hope the Queen is resting comfortably.

♥ 2:55pm Doug Schulkind:

The pleasure is entirely mine, geezerette. Thank YOU for being out there!

♥ 2:58pm listener james from westwood:

Delightful surprise to have you on today, Doug!

♥ 3:01pm Doug Schulkind:

It was a surprise to me, too, Listener James. But a delightful one, to be sure!

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)

P Susheela and TM Soundarajan	Neeye Unakku Endrum	Pale Pandiya (OST) ( 1963)
Talat Mahmood	Andhe Jahan Ke Andhe Raaste	Patita (OST) (EMI 1953)
Amit Kumar, Suresh Wadkar & Kalyani	Main Tera Diwana	Bond 303 (OST) (EMI 1984)
Mohd. Rafi & Manna Dey	Ae Dost Mere	Sachaai (OST) (EMI 1970)
Sonik Omi	Title Music	Heeron Ka Chor (OST) (EMI 1971)
Mahendra Kapoor	Zamana Hare Note Ka	The Gold Medal (OST) (Polydor 1975)

Red Vines	Bourbon for the Blues	b/w The Rooster and the Hen (Ain't Just Like People) (Bar-S )
Archie Francis	The Drunks Are Getting Drunker Out Tonite	b/w Corn (GNP-Crescendo )
Joel Hughs	The Doctors (Whiskey, Wine & Beer)	b/w You Go Your Way & I"ll Go Mine (Lucky 2000)
Ray Smith	One Hand on the Bottle and One Foot in the Grave	b/w Danny Boy (Corona 1976)
Ed Chandler	One More Jack Daniels	b/w Why Not Try Loving Me (House of Hits 1977)
Keith Compton	Smilin' Mel the Beer Man
Johnny Bush	Loud Music and Strong Wine	b/w Sunday Morning (Warner Bros. 1975)
"Boots" Barnes	Scarlet Waters (Known as Wine)	(Smokey )
Darrell Harkins	Touch the Bottle

Colin Stetson & Mats Gustafsson	Stones That Need Not	Stones (Rune Grammofon 2012)
Andrew Hill	That's All	So in Love (Warwick 1956)
Ensemble Muntu (Jemeel Moondoc)	First Feeding	First Feeding (Muntu 1977)
Robin Kenyatta	Ruby My Dear	Beggars and Stealers (Muse 1975)
Chico Hamilton	Conquistadores (The Conquerors)	El Chico (Impulse! 1965)

Audu Minjibir & His Group	Ubale Piranti Minjibir	Ta'aziyar General Murtala Mohammed (EMI 1978)
Tayo Jimba & his Black Shadows	Ise Aje Le / Ayun Ile Yun Mi	Ise Aje (Leader 1988)
Black Savage	Save the Savage	b/w Do You Really Care (WAW 1976)
Orchestre African Fiesta	I Got the Feelin'	(Sukisa )
S. Job Organization	Kukelu	Freedom Anthem (Shanu Olu 1978)

The New Sounds	Tell Me Your Name	The New Sounds (Turbo 1970)
Freddie Scott	Blow, Wind	Lonely Man (Columbia 1965)
Eldridge Holmes	An Open Letter (To My Love)	b/w Let's Go Steady (Kansu 1970)
Gloria Taylor	Blue Glass Bubbles	b/w Brother Less Than a Man (House Guests 1970)
Betty Wright	Mr. Lucky	b/w Thank You Baby (Solid Soul 1967)
Maskman & The Agents	Ratty Ratty	b/w Sitting on Your Doorstep (Lebby 1972)
Gashead	I'm Too Good	b/w I Want to Get Into Something (Paradise 1963)
The Patterson Singers	Working Together	The Patterson Singers (Atco 1971)
The Notations	Don't Wanna Be Late	b/w Now I Know (Cash 1973)

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