WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 12/07/18

Listener comments!

8:59am glenn:

where the hell is everybody?

9:00am mauri:

waiting outside for the fire alarm to be switched off.

9:01am glenn:

don't freeze.

9:01am Sem:

Hello, Doug, glenn, and the flying Finn!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Let's DO this! Hello, everylistener!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

glenn, mauri, Sem = yahoo!

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9:02am Granny Spicy Tuna:

i'm here! yeah! good morning, all.

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9:03am duke:

Tuba flambeau?

9:04am glenn:

hey! hoo yoo calling a yahoo?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Ready to GTDS, GST?! Howdy, duke!

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9:04am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and listeners in awe (like the archers of loaf but much cooler)

That is no tuber.

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9:05am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug and other flamethrowers!

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9:05am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Doug, you KNOW it!!!

9:05am Asheville Jon:

YAY for friday 9am!

9:08am Stanley:

Thank Gord for that. Us, over here, are mighty relieved.
Toot!!

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9:09am dutchtheo:

howdy, tuba or not tuba on fire

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK, my very good man!

Asheville's finest Jon!

Lord Stanley, I bow low to you, Sir!

And dutchtheo makes it a quorum. Let's have a vote!

9:11am thedunkel:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer!

9:11am glenn:

since every comment board sooner or later devolves to a discussion about yummy food, it seems to me that y'all should just have a food show.

9:11am glenn:

cooking with gas, or something like that.

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

And then, through the mists, a dark figure looms. As the glowing orb climbs the sky, the benevolent beast Listener James of Westwood reaches for a daisy and rubs his belly.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

theoneandonlydunkel!

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9:13am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Usually if someone asked me, "Do you like Swing?" i would say, nahhhh… but THIS!!!! Love it!!!

9:13am glenn:

glowing orb? have you recently watched cold comfort farm?

9:14am glenn:

there's nooooo butter in hell.

9:19am Webhamster Henry:

More African flute please (I'm a big fan of Bailo Bah).

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

On Give the Drummer Some, my dear Granny, nothing doesn't swing never!

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Well well well, if it ain't Webhamster Henry!

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9:22am Brian in UK:

I cannot put my finger on what makes that distinctive South African jazz aura. Apart form the obvious that it swings.

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9:23am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Brian in UK: yeah, what IS it??!?!?!

9:24am mauri:

Its that joyful feeling.

9:26am Uncle Michael:

What you can't see in that gif is where the tube leading to where the mouthpiece should be, goes.

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9:26am Brian in UK:

Yes mauri, it is different, in the same way as say Congolese guitar is from 'Western' guitar.

9:26am chresti:

g morning!

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9:27am dutchtheo:

the aura sounds like birds chirping in the spring

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9:27am listener james from westwood:

@Doug: My morning routine, eminently summed!

9:31am mauri:

I was thinking maybe they play a bit more to front and in higher pitch? but I think its just the feeling of joy that they deliver naturally

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9:31am Brian in UK:

Doug, were they skylarking?

9:35am Doug Schulkind:

Ahoy! chresti!

9:35am Doug Schulkind:

Weren't we all skylarking back then, Brian in UK?

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

I love this dude making the sound of the tabla with his mouth. LOVE him!

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9:41am Brian in UK:

Doug, what was the year on the Nahid Akhtar?

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

Miriam was definitely Sylarking, Brian in UK.

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9:44am Brian in UK:

Must be having a growing day, first a florentine now a mince pie has passed my lips.

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9:46am Artie:

Bring on the Boom-Boom. Hallo, Drummers!

9:46am chresti:

Love the Tafos

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

You're in the boom-boom room, Artie. So that works out nicely!

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9:47am Granny Spicy Tuna:

There's just nothing else to do but favorite this entire program!

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9:48am Granny Spicy Tuna:

I see i'm right behind chresti in the conga line

9:52am Uncle Michael:

Agan Oogan. AGAN OOGAN!

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9:52am listener james from westwood:

Doug, that 5-digit year only echoes a general desire to be past the current awfulness in the world. I say yea.

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9:52am Brian in UK:

Doug, see 09:41, doing my best.

9:53am Webhamster Henry:

You CAN say København!

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9:54am βrian:

Gossamer skies over the isthmus this morning. Good day.

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK, I love you. And I will never forsake you again (unless I miss your comment).

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, wow hey! βrian today!

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9:55am Granny Spicy Tuna:

I totally remember 19876, man. We had some FUN! WOW!

9:55am Mr C:

WHAT IS Gearbox Records?

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9:56am Brian in UK:

Doug, never cease to be amazed how DJs can play the records and comment so assiduously.

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Mr C meet Gearbox. Gearbox meet Mr C. www.discogs.com...

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9:57am JtotheK:

salutations Doug. greetings everyone.

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I feel strongly that being (as) attentive (as possible) to the comments is a key part of the experience. Here on the stream, I stress it!

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

JtotheeverlovingK!

9:59am Uncle Michael:

I'M INVISIBLE!

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9:59am Brian in UK:

I remember Steve Race, he was a pianist if memory serves. Something else says that he was on childrens TV back then but it might have been Wally Whyton, who was a folkish singer.

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10:00am Brian in UK:

Uncle are you implying that it is a Petomane Tuba?

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10:01am βrian:

"I like the music, but it stinks."

10:03am Uncle Michael:

What you can't hear in that gif is that the tubist is performing a little-known Mason Williams piece called "Flammable Gas".

10:04am Doug Schulkind:

Work is love made visible, Uncle Michael. Said Kahlil Gibran. Love is sound made audible, said Baba Schulkinder.

10:05am Uncle Michael:

I love beans, said Brak.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

@listener james
Were it only so easy.

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10:06am doctorjazz:

Like this Wadada Leo Smith a whole lot !

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

I like it that you like it, doctorjazz! Are you home or still traveling?

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10:10am βrian:

Baba ghanoush is eggplant made edible. (Or aubergine if you wish.)

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10:10am doctorjazz:

This Cadavre Exquis is Exquis.-ite as well
Still traveling around Cadavre Hue, heading south. It's a lovely country !

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10:11am doctorjazz:

10 pm here, relaxing with the Drummers!

10:11am david w:

Shakespeare and Faulker reference! Love it. Hi Doug and all!

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

Mmmm, eggplant. Mmmm, david w.

Both DELICIOUS

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Dear listeners, be ready for a curveball. That is all I shall say. (You have seven minutes to prepare.)

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10:19am βrian:

Are there curveballs in cricket, by the way?

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

If there are curveballs in life, there are curveballs in cricket.

10:22am glenn:

75 days until pitchers and catchers report.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Preach Brother Glenn!

10:24am Webhamster Henry:

"L.S.D." used to mean "Pounds, Shillings, Pence"

10:25am glenn:

and after brexit it will mean?

10:25am glenn:

assuming brexit happens, which i doubt.

10:28am Jeff Golick:

I'm cursin I'm missed Curson.

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10:28am βrian:

@glenn: Do you think? It's suicidal, but I had the feeling they were locked in.

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10:29am Brian in UK:

This is a haven from the B word, please.

10:31am Rich in Washington:

Top o' the mornin', Doug!

10:31am northguineahills:

@βrian: Not really, but you can bounce the ball off the pitch before it gets to the wicket.

10:32am glenn:

they've fucked things up almost as badly as trump. never vote for a populist, kids.

10:32am northguineahills:

( I only have a cursory understanding cricket from watching online and wiki.)

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

I called the band Can't Fight the Feeling. Actually, I believe it is

Don't Fight the Feeling

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10:33am βrian:

So, you can't put English on the ball, then?

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Mimicking the way James Brown used an announcer to introduce him, Fabio has a "introducer/narrator" join her in her presentation.

10:34am Listener Gregory:

I get in to work at 10:30, turn on the stream and hear the opening theme. What the heck?

10:34am Webhamster Henry:

Now we can have our own bed music!

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Rich at the top o' Washington!

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10:36am βrian:

Having an introducer/narrator is cool, but in my case, I really want a horn section.

10:38am northguineahills:

I know the Jujus, but Sarah Webster Fabio is new to me, digdug!

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

Dyke and the Blazers reference!

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

@northguineahills
It is my volcanically powerful delight to introduce you two.

10:39am Jeff Golick:

I do love songs that list other songs and/or bands. Or beaches.

10:39am northguineahills:

I'll allow our Commonwealth friends educate us on cricket minutia.

10:41am glenn:

i'm part of the commonwealth, and my knowledge of cricket would fill a thimble.

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Sarah Webster Fabio taught at Oberlin College from 1972-1974. The first two years of the school's new Black Studies Department. The poet/sociologist Calvin Hernton brought her to Oberlin. I showed up at Oberlin in September '79. Ms. Fabio died in November '79.

10:43am Jeff Golick:

Aw.

"making time" is such a great idiomatic phrase; not really in use anymore.

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

"Doggies in the window and tisket-a-tasket weren't her thing."

10:44am david w:

Lots of wows.

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10:45am Brian in UK:

Sad to hear of Pete Shelley's demise.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Fabio read her poetry at the First World Festival of Negro Art in Dakar, Senegal, in 1966. There she met the poet and new president of Senegal, Léopold Sédar Senghor.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Could you IMAGINE having a poet as president?

Could you IMAGINE having a president who can actually read?

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10:47am Brian in UK:

@βrian, the movement of a cricket ball off the pitch, through the air, ball maufacturer. Whether it is overcast or sunny. Oh, the list is long.

10:47am Listener Gregory:

Doug: No. I can't imagine that any more.

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10:48am Brian in UK:

'Doug, when making money is your forte who needs meaningful words.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Shelley was a poet, Brian in UK. Pete Shelley was also a poet, Brian in UK.

10:49am Rich in Washington:

I remember this moment during the Obama era thinking we'd have people like Cornell West and Noam Chomsky or Arundhati Roy in key positions in the White House.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

"Is this world all the hell that we shall ever know?"

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10:51am listener james from westwood:

Doug, you play a huge lovely set of Sarah, I know Ray Franks is turning up his radio in the sweet hereafter and smiling.

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10:51am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Many more wows.

10:51am Listener Gregory:

I only know Fabio by the opening theme. This is pretty tremendous.

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

@listener james from westwood
Ray Franks, driving the F Train to eternity. Bless him.

10:53am northguineahills:

Cleopatra was from the Greek Ptolemy Dynasty, ....so....????

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

After spending her entire adulthood writing, teaching and training you writers, Fabio went to the Univ. of Iowa to earn her Ph.D., but her thesis ended up being rejected.

10:54am Webhamster Henry:

Vaclav Havel probably wrote some poetry. #mansplaining #maleanswersyndrome

10:55am Jeff Golick:

"Is this world all the hell that we shall ever know?" resonates a little too well right about now.

10:56am Rich in Washington:

This is fantastic, Doug!

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10:57am bobdc:

We should probably all announce our astrological signs. I'll start: Cancer.

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

I know, right, Rich!

10:58am northguineahills:

@Henry, well, Havel was a poet as well as a playwright...

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

Preach, brother bobdc!

10:59am Jeff Golick:

Never felt so proud to be an Aquarius.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

Yeeeeeaaaaaaahhhh!

10:59am northguineahills:

Crap, I don't know my sign... let's see, March 23rd, oh yeah, Kurt reminded me I'm an Aries...

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11:00am Brian in UK:

Living on the cusp.

11:01am chresti:

leo

11:03am northguineahills:

(Kurt put me on his FB Aries group when he inquired of my birth date)

11:05am chresti:

my brother is an Aries

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

I am a Gemini. And so am I.

11:05am chresti:

my son is Gemini

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11:06am Brian in UK:

Tony Allen currently touring over here with The Good, The Bad and the Queen. Latest album from them seems to be reflecting on the B word. Mr Albarn's influence I would imagine.

11:08am Jeff Golick:

Tony's recent Art Blakey tribute album is wonderful.

The sound of this band...it's an indomitable thing, eternal.

11:08am Rich in Washington:

My Zodiac sign is Basil.

11:09am northguineahills:

I never paid attention to zodiac signs until I started dating in college.

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

I'd rather be outdomitable, Jeff Golick.

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11:12am Brian in UK:

I was born under a bad sign, high Cholesterol.

11:13am northguineahills:

Good to hear Tony is still kickin' it!

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11:13am Brian in UK:

Hey that was a TV series in the Sixties.

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11:14am dutchtheo:

float on; Taurus and my name is Theo

11:16am chresti:

I was into astrology when I was a teenager, I met someone who did my chart and found out my moon is in Scorpio which seemed to make sense at the time

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Scorpions on the Moon was the name of my first band in high school.

11:19am glenn:

please. look at all you astrological pretenders, just wishing you could be sagittariuses. sagittarrii?

11:22am Stanley:

I am very much appreciating this splendid piece.

11:23am Rich in Washington:

Not to appear vain, but when I learned as a young child in the early 70s that I was an Aquarius, I thought that song was about me.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

My plan is working, Stanley!

11:26am glenn:

don't lose that apricot scarf, warren in washington.

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Baba Ani was Fela Kuti's long-time music director and baritone saxist Lekan Animashaun.

11:28am chresti:

Rich- It WAS about you!

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11:28am Brian in UK:

Kalakuta was Fela's compound, that or the Shrine?
After James Brown he was the most influencial musician. Arguably.

11:29am northguineahills:

I'm usually an empiricist, but the Zen in me knows that nothing is verifiable one way or another. It's all one of the same at some level. To paraphrase Socrates, "only a fool thinks they know everything". Like Jon Snow, I know nothing....

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

Kalakuta was Fela's compound. The Shrine was his nightclub. At one point, Fela declared to government officials that he was seceding from the nation and declared his compound Kalakuta Republic. That's when the army stormed home, arresting Fela. In the scrum, they threw Fela's mother down the stairs. She later died from her injuries.

11:34am Mark R:

Digging these African grooves, Doug--warming me up on this brrrr chilly day.

11:34am chresti:

Ah..much better with the ear duds plugged in-I was listening via laptop speaker before

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

Her death is recounted in Fela's album Coffin For Head of State, in which he takes the coffin with his dead mother and brings it to the president's residence.

11:34am rw:

Good morning! More musical instruments should shoot fire.

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

Talk like a pirate, Mark Arrrrrrr!

11:37am chresti:

I did not know that about Fela's mother!

11:37am northguineahills:

Huh, Mr. Bigmouth isn't a precursor to a Smith's tune.

11:38am northguineahills:

@Doug: I thought Fela's mother was defenestrated....

11:38am Listener Gregory:

Wow! Great news about the Friday schedule. Thanks for making the sacrifice to make this happen, Doug.

11:38am chresti:

Yay Doug!

11:39am Uncle Michael:

So, this is happening again:

www.wfmu.org...

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

Laying the pathos on THICK!

11:41am Uncle Michael:

I hear the Pathos is going to be shut down on weekends.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of thick, Uncle Michael is next here on the Drummer Stream! (Always purchase Hinky Dinky Time crunchy, never Hinky Dinky Time smooth.)

It is natural for oil to form at the top when you first open Hinky Dinky Time. Just give it a quick stir with a dull knife.

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

11:43am Rich in Washington:

Pathos sounds like the name of a Greek restaurant where your girlfriend dumps you.

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11:44am Brian in UK:

Remind me of a nightclub locally years ago. It was called Shades but the first S had fallen off.

11:45am Mr C:

Arthur's Sweet SoulMusic album is flawless..he led quite a life.

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

The one simply rotten feature of my new radio show/job choreography is that now I never get to listen to Hinky Dinky Time.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

I will be off for a few Fridays over the holiday break. So I will overdose on my Hinky then.

11:49am northguineahills:

OD on hinky, sounds kinky....

11:51am Rich in Washington:

We'll keep a slice of Hinky warm for you in the oven, Doug!

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

I'll start salivating now, Rich. Ooops, already started!

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Doug, another stunningly average show. Do not let standards rise.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

Mesmerizingly mediocre is what I'm shooting for.

11:54am Mr C:

You were on point and even above today Doug..

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Crazy things I do for you...

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
Is that an autoharp I hear?

11:56am burke:

Thanks Doug! Just caught the end here. The late great Charles Bradley...

11:56am rw:

Thanks once again DS! Have a great week.

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Bittersweet posthumous tribute collection just released by the Daptone folks.

11:56am northguineahills:

Feck me thrice, this is Charles Bradley????!!!!

Arigato, Doug-san!

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11:56am dutchtheo:

b/w something to brag about! Doug, thanks!

11:56am Listener Gregory:

This song is the opposite of Baby It's Cold Outside.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

The current great burke!

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11:57am Brian in UK:

Charles Bradley was scheduled to be touring over about eighteen months ago but cancelled, was hoping to see him but he must have been too poorly.

11:57am Uncle Michael:

I think Charles might have actually heard The Way We Were once.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Cheers, rw! Thanks! And helloooo, Listener Gregory! (I think I forget to say hey oilier.)

11:58am Listener Gregory:

Oops, it changed into something else. My brain!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

See ya all next door...thanks, Doug!

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12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Muchas gracias, Doug!!

12:00pm Rich in Washington:

Thanks, Doug!

12:00pm Stanley:

Hey!
Yeah!
Thanks

12:02pm chresti:

thabks DS!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Woop woop! That was a ton of fun! Thank you all so much!

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)

Selolwane Swing Stars	Baba Mkulu 0:08:04 Pop-up)	b/w Marabi Ka 1953 (Trutone 1953)
Benny G. Mrwebi & the Harlem Swingsters with Taai Shomang	U-Mgibe 0:10:52 Pop-up)	(Troubadour 1954)
Nu Rhythm Down Beats of Port Elizabeth	Emlanjeni 0:13:31 Pop-up)	b/w Intlombe (Philips 1955)
Alexandra Casbahs	Azikhwelwa 0:16:20 Pop-up)	b/w Alexandra Special (Troubadour 1957)
Eastern City Seven	Daily Bread 0:19:09 Pop-up)	Township Swing Jazz, Volume 1 1954-1958 (Harlequin 1957)
Solven Whistlers	Something New from Africa 0:21:38 Pop-up)	Something New From Africa (Decca 1959)
Kid Ma Wrong Wrong with the SDV Swing Band	Rock Phata 1001 0:24:09 Pop-up)	Township Jive & Kwela Jazz, Volume 3 (Ubuntu 1965)

Nahid Ahktar with Tafo	Karye Pyar 0:32:30 Pop-up)	Aj Da Badmash (OST) (Columbia 1976)
Tafo Brothers	Laaj Mohabatan Di 0:38:13 Pop-up)	Tafo Brothers Greatest Hits (EMI 1976)
Jozi Anjum	Nishani (Dance Music) 0:41:51 Pop-up)	Nishani, Volume III (EMI 1978)
M. Ashraf	Arzoo 0:44:15 Pop-up)	b/w Rubina Badar: Poochhti Hai Bechain Nazar (Columbia 1975)

Thelonious Monk	Body and Soul 0:53:07 Pop-up)	Mønk (Gearbox 1963)
Wadada Leo Smith	Monk and Bud Powell at Shea Stadium - A Mystery 0:58:45 Pop-up)	Solo: Reflections and Meditations on Monk (Tum 2015)
Cadavre Exquis	Kinderlieder Nach A Wölfl 1:07:24 Pop-up)	Music by Two Composers for Ten Improvisers from Two Continents (Creative Works 1987)
Ted Curson	L.S.D. Takes a Holiday 1:10:21 Pop-up)	Pop Wine (Futura 1971)

Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues 1:31:19 Pop-up)	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
Sarah Webster Fabio	Soul Ain't: Soul Is 1:36:42 Pop-up)	Soul Ain't: Soul Is (Folkways 1973)
Sarah Webster Fabio	A Black Girl's Mean Ol' Low Down Blues 1:39:47 Pop-up)	Together/To the Tune of Coltrane's Equinox (Folkways 1977)
Sarah Webster Fabio	Work It Out 1:44:11 Pop-up)	Boss Soul: 12 Poems By Sarah Webster Fabio Set to Drum Talk, Rhythms & Images (Folkways 1972)
Sarah Webster Fabio	Dialogue Between Two Messengers of Peace 1:46:45 Pop-up)	Soul Ain't: Soul Is (Folkways 1973)
Sarah Webster Fabio	Glimpses 1:50:01 Pop-up)	Boss Soul: 12 Poems By Sarah Webster Fabio Set to Drum Talk, Rhythms & Images (Folkways 1972)
Sarah Webster Fabio	Sweet Songs 1:54:26 Pop-up)	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)

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Tony Allen Plays with Afrika 70	Hustler 2:03:40 Pop-up)	Tony Allen with the Afrika 70 (Soundworkshop 1975)
Tunde Williams Plays with Africa 70	Mr. Big Mouth 2:12:09 Pop-up)	Mr. Big Mouth (Afrodisia 1977)
Baba Ani & Egypt 80	Se-Rere 2:23:58 Pop-up)	Low Profile (Not for the Blacks) (Kalakuta 1995)

Jeanette Jones	What Have You Got to Gain By Losing Me 2:38:05 Pop-up)	Dreams All Come True (Kent 1971)
Arthur Conley	Hurt 2:42:03 Pop-up)	b/w They Call the Wind Maria (Atco 1969)
Centaura	Just You and Me 2:45:24 Pop-up)	Lawdy, Lawdy, Lawd (Equity Recording Co. 1978)
Little Tony & the Hawks	The Tears 2:49:43 Pop-up)	b/w Sweet Little Girl (Renfro 1966)
Joe Douglas	Crazy Things 2:52:17 Pop-up)	b/w Something to Brag About (Playhouse 1965)
Charles Bradley	(I Hope You Find) The Good Life 2:54:38 Pop-up)	b/w Victim of Love (Electric version) (Dunham 2014)

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