WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 01/10/20

Listener comments!

9:01am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! first!

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9:04am dutchtheo:

Howdy Doug, good old cat.

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

#1 in your hearts, #1 on the comments!

9:04am Maggie B.:

I love this sound on Fridays.

9:05am thedunkel / el carnicero francés:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer! Good Morning All!

9:06am Gina Bacon:

Morning, Drummerpeople!

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Beautiful to see you, dutchtheo! Maggie B! thedunkel! Gina Bacon!

9:09am mauri:

Sure sure I got the blues yet I dont get down. Hey Doug and all.

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Hello hello, mauri!

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9:12am doctorjazz:

Been Up So Long Seems Like Down To Me (to quote the Paraphrase by The Microscopic Septet)!
Hi, Drummers!

9:12am wbonphone:

I'm listening but not ready to be awake.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, doctorjazz!

Who said you have to be awake, wbonphone?!

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9:15am dutchtheo:

Salaam Googoosh and the drummerband

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

If the ribald "Mill Man Blues" ("how do you want your grinding done?") didn't make you blush, get ready for Blind Boy Fuller's "Sweet Honey Hole," next. Leaves nothing to the imagination.

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9:18am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and fans of the fabulous.

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Sweet Honey Brian!

9:20am Sem:

Fabulous? Big, big fan. Biggest fan.
Hello, Doug and all.

9:20am Gina Bacon:

This is a fine way to start the day.

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9:21am Brian in UK:

Man stands with his back to open open fire, warming the whole of his body.

9:21am fleep:

Greetings Doug and percussionists

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

fleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep!

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, Sem!

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9:23am Brian in UK:

Just eaten some Backlava, so I am feeling full of honey.

9:25am Wolfgang:

Hearty howdies from Münster, Germany!

9:26am Sem:

Just eaten some back bacon, feeling full of beans.

9:26am Doug Schulkind:

Wolfgang, my bröther!

9:28am John from Florham park:

Hello Doug and fellow drummer listeners

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9:28am Brian in UK:

Sem, have black bacon here, cured with ....honey.

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

John from Florham park, welcome aboard!!

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9:29am Brian in UK:

There is a big Elvis impersonator fest in Australia this weekend.

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9:30am sinner:

Anyone for a cup of fresh kopi luwak??

9:36am holland oats:

koker trilogy nuff said
www.criterionchannel.com...

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9:39am Brian in UK:

Thanks sinner, another time maybe.

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

Brother sinner!

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9:40am sinner:

Eqbal Azar track is unbelievable.

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9:41am sinner:

Waht?? Rarest coffee in the world! May be no next time.

9:42am fleep:

I'll take a cup without so much civet in it

9:42am holland oats:

not the easiest discogs search

9:44am Listener Gregory:

Sorry I'm late. I was out looking for drummers to donate to. (Didn't find any, but I did find a bass player to borrow $5 from.)

9:45am Phillippe Bastille:

Good morning Doug and all

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Rough translation of lyrics to "Nafas"

Even If the only distance between us is one breath, then take my breath
To become one, if my death is enough, then take my breath

Oh, dear you, who lives under one roof with me
Oh you, who always cry with me

Even crying was a distance, so our last crying was the end of love game, was the end of this caravan

Imagining you, burning in fire of each breath
It's a sorrow but not that endurable

Your new companion in vigil
Quivers, full of love spears
There is not even a rifle-pit

Yesterday is good, still
a pattern of me on a cross, sew it on your garment
In the time of love's nakedness, with this worthless pattern, burn in fever

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

Glad you're here, Phillippe Bastille! Welcome, Late Gregory!

9:48am Gina Bacon:

Wow...powerful stuff, Doug!

9:48am Funky16Corners:

Morning all!

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

<<<< That is Googoosh, pictured at left, on the playlist page.

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, Funky16Corners!

9:50am Erella:

This is beautiful. THank you Doug

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Oh wow, Erella! Glad to see you!

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9:52am βrian:

My Pavlovian ears prompt me to order baba ghanoush.

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

βaba ghanoush would be lovely right now.

9:56am Gina Bacon:

It really would.

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9:56am βrian:

When properly applied, I find it smoothes the wrinkles beneath my eyes.

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

It's a pita we have none.

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9:59am Artie:

Yes, a real schwame.

9:59am fleep:

Important to keep a sense of hummus

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Artie jones the party!

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10:00am Artie:

With aleppo faith, perhaps we can make it happen after all.

10:00am Erella:

A Persian friend is over right now borrowing a computer upstairs. This music is lovely.

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10:09am Brian in UK:

Taramasalata has trouble making a smart arse comment.

10:10am chresti:

Morning

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10:11am Brian in UK:

For some reason Baba Ghanoush always reminds me of Bolan's Metal Guru.

10:12am Marcel M:

Great show. Glad I stumbled in.

10:12am raissa:

Right on Doug!

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Hooray, chresti! Marcel M! raissa!!!!

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Erella
Please apologize for me for my butchering of the pronunciations!

10:15am Gina B:

Thank you for doing this tribute to the beautiful culture and people of Iran, Doug.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

As with everything here, Gina B, always with love and respect.

10:19am Listener Gregory:

Doug, is there post-revolutionary Iranian music we should know about? I imagine the western-oriented music has disappeared from the airwaves there.

10:20am Mr C:

You're swingin' hard Jack!

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10:21am Brian in UK:

This music seems a million miles from the current zealot beats.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Just trying to it hard somewhere, Mr C. Not going for the dinger.

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10:24am βrian:

Apropos of food, does saffron really have a noticeable flavor?

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
There are probably two post-Revolutionary musics. One from inside Iran and one from those currently in exile.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Saffron absolutely does have a flavor. It has to, given the expense. (But no, really, it does.)

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10:25am βrian:

(Says the 'pedia: "Iran now accounts for approximately 90% of the world production of saffron.")

10:28am Phillippe Bastille:

I'd like to say how much more I appreciate this stream compared to when I first became an FMU listener. I used to swim on over here for maybe one program a week, now I spend about half my time here. Music is great, the boards are friendly.

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

@Phillippe Bastille
That is music to my eyes, Sir!

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10:34am βrian:

Can you please pass the za'atar?

10:35am Listener Gregory:

Would very much like to know what the equivalent Iranian lyrics to "Shaft" would be.

10:36am Dean:

محور

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Here is Abbas Mehrpourya's home page: www.abbas-mehrpouya.com

10:37am Martinibomb:

Hello Doug! Happy to have you on my hi-fi this morning.

10:40am chresti:

Phillipe B, I learned, from Mary Wing, that the studio where the mothership station broadcasts is huge , with the computer screen waay across the room, far from the turntables, making it difficult for the DJs to quickly respond on the comments board.

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10:42am βrian:

No, the za'atar. That's a sitar.

10:45am holland oats:

combine the two for a zither

10:45am Gina B:

Yay!! Thank you, Doug!! RB Morris is one of my favorites.

10:45am Martinibomb:

Most radio Djs don't have comments boards. It defiantly makes WFMU a unique community. It is pretty great to get that kind of feedback from listeners in real time.

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10:46am βrian:

A lot of stations still don't even have live playlists.

10:47am Marie:

Love this bed music. Howdy Doug and all! So happy to be listening.

10:47am Martinibomb:

^ and it's pretty cool that the playlist/chat are the same thing. Genius on Kenzo/WFMU's part.

10:48am fleep:

NoHeart Radio

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

A favorite of yours, Gina B, is a favorite of mine!

10:49am Webhamster Henry:

I keep pushing for other local stations to emulate the WFMU radio engagement model. WFMU has a project, The Audience Engine, that's supposed to help with that, although I don't know how active it is. But most stations don't even have the rudiments of real-time information: live playlists, live schedules, mirrored social media posts.

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10:50am Brian in UK:

@Martinibomb, this station is far and away the most switched on of any station in the (un)known universe.
I switched it on about two hours ago.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

I see we've been joined by the illustrious MartiniBomb! MB can be heard Wednesdays (4-7pm ET) on WFMU's alternate stream Sheena's Jungle Room: wfmu.org...

10:51am Marie:

I just learned that Quentin Tarantino was an Elvis imitator and he performed on "Golden Girls" and the residuals from that were what allowed him to make Reservoir Dogs (looking at older comments). I guess yesterday was Elvis's bday.

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10:51am Artie:

Za'atar on a sitar, the Persian stylings of a well seasoned clavier.

10:52am Webhamster Henry:

The WFMU chatboard cleverly keeps it simple: no pictures or bold text, mostly hidden URLs that don't auto-fetch, etc. and of course, ad free and WFMU doesn't do anything much with your song, show or DJ likes.

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

I see we've been joined by the illustrious Webhamster Henry, to whom we all owe a debt of gratitude for more than we know (but including designing the beginnings of WFMU internet existence).

Hi Marie!

10:53am chresti:

Makes sense, he kind of looks like Elvis @Marie.
Haha Artie

10:53am Marie:

@Doug--those lyrics to "Nafas" are so beautiful and intense--I must listen

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

Easy for you to say, Dean.

10:53am Webhamster Henry:

I was perusing the skeleton of the WFMU gopher just yesterday.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Marie
If you missed it on the show, I can email you the MP3 if you like. Just email me and I will send it.

10:54am Dean:

That's because I'm a bad mother shut your mouth.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Skeleton of the Gopher was the name of my first band in high school.

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10:54am βrian:

I do think it would be a big improvement to list the tracks, top to bottom, in reverse chronological order. That would save a lot of scrolling.

10:55am Webhamster Henry:

Doug was one of the good guys who actually formatted his own playlist pages.

10:55am chresti:

I am visualizing a gopher skeleton

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

One of our early singles was played on Rich Hazelton's Inflatable Squirrel Carcass.

10:56am Listener Gregory:

Group name means "laboratory [or workshop] of the oak"??

10:56am Webhamster Henry:

Rich's show was named after an actual mummified squirrel found at the 580 Springdale WFMU HQ.

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

Here is the lineup for Laboratorio Della Quercia:

Alto Saxophone – Massimo Urbani
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Steve Lacy, Steve Potts
Baritone Saxophone – Tommaso Vittorini
Cello – Irene Aebi, Tristan Honsinger
Cello, Bass – Kent Carter, Roberto Bellatalla
Drums – Noel McGhee*, Roberto Gatto
Drums, Percussion – Paul Lytton
Piano – Frederik Rzewski*, Martin Joseph
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Evan Parker
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Sopranino Saxophone, Flute – Maurizio Giammarco
Trombone – Danilo Terenzi, Roswell Rudd
Trumpet – Alberto Corvini, Enrico Rava, Kenny Wheeler

10:57am Martinibomb:

^ Hawt Daaaamn!

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
That is a fantastic idea. New comments should also load at the top instead of the bottom.

10:58am Dean:

Alternatively, you could play the show backwards.

10:59am Listener Gregory:

Now that you've told me who it is, I recognize Roswell Rudd.

11:00am Marie:

Hey Doug, that is SO nice of you (to offer to send the MP# of "Nafas") but I will just be sure to listen to the archive. "Skeleton of the Gopher" SLAYS me :>)

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11:00am βrian:

@Dean: Some turntables are versatile in that way.

11:01am Webhamster Henry:

There should just be a "sort ascending/descending" button. The comment autorefresh controls should also be at the bottom of the page, not scrolled off the top!

11:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Marie
My pleasure. Be sure you're sitting down when you listen to Googoosh!

11:03am Dean:

I confess, βrian, that my buddies and I did indeed listen to "Revolution No. 9" backwards on a 'table that allowed us manually to spin the platter in reverse.

The thread here about user experience with the playlist and comments is refreshing. Good will come of it.

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11:03am Brian in UK:

Could we hear the persons voice as they comment.

11:04am Webhamster Henry:

I'd like some link shortcuts, like @playing which would be replaced with a link to what's playing now in the playlist, so you'd more easily know what I'm commenting on.

11:04am Listener Gregory:

@Webmaster H, you are a genius. That would be fantastic.

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

This Hawes-Mingus-Richmond trio makes me think (for obvious reasons) of the amazing Money Jungle trio Ellington-Mingus-Roach.

Speaking of Max Roach, HAPPY 96TH BIRTHDAY, MAX ROACH!

11:05am WR:

Still on the phone but awake and logged in. Mingus take me gently into the day.

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11:05am βrian:

I call dibs on the "stentorian" comment renderer.

11:06am Webhamster Henry:

@L Gregory, it falls to Kenzo to implement these extra features. But, in the words of the Haggaddah, Dayenu.

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11:06am Brian in UK:

@Dean ....and. Did you see God, oh no that was Black Sabbath @78.

11:07am Listener Gregory:

The Money Jungle trio became kind of a competition to see who could play most aggressively. It was interesting but tiring. This Mingus trio piece is just beautiful.

11:08am Dean:

Backwards "Rev'n 9"? Sounds like a Telemann cantata.

11:08am Webhamster Henry:

You can possibly turn on text to speech options, although something less distracted by other things on the page would improve the experience.

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

Can't believe it's almost four years since Marco Eneidi died. Still so sad.

11:11am Dean:

Shortly before he died I attended a Brotzmann show in SF. The opening band was going to include Eneidi, along with Ben Goldberg and others, but they reported that he was out with stomach flu.

11:15am Martinibomb:

Meta Meta Meta this sounds cool thanks Doug!

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

I never met a meta I didn't like.

11:16am Dean:

But don't date a metadata unless you're really serious.

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11:17am βrian:

Soon, it will be time to warm last night's leftovers:

Tarragon Rigatoni and Cheese, with Vermont aged cheddar, good parmesan, and Délice de Bourgogne. Six-year-old gave a double thumbs-up.

11:18am Martinibomb:

^making me hungry I love cheese

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

This Manu Dibango track is from a "library" record, the very essence of exotica fetishism.

11:19am Listener Gregory:

There's a good series of solo guitar compilations called "I Never Meta Guitar," with excellent contemporary guitarists. All the cuts are new. On the Clean Feed label.

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11:20am βrian:

"Who's your meta-daddy?" *smack*

11:21am Uncle Michael:

Did I forget to say good morning?

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Honestly, if this same music was being made by western bands, it would be laughable. But it's not and it isn't.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

Good Michael!

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
Name one artist/song you'll play on today's Hinky Dinky Time that will require me to wildly oscillate my booty.

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Of course, it will be entirely up to my booty. I take a back seat to decisions made by my booty.

11:26am Uncle Michael:

Abe Schwartz?

11:27am Aaron in Minneapolis:

Hey dougie. I never comment. Or listen. But I’m saying hi

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

My booty is already tingling.

11:28am Uncle Michael:

That's what she (Mrs. Schwartz) said.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

@Aaron in Minneapolis
I'm so glad you dropped in! You should always feel welcome, if you desire, to jump in the commentary. Or not, of course. Nice to read ya!

11:29am Aaron in Minneapolis:

Doug. It’s called laziness

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

I fully support you, Aaron in Minneapolis. It is an undervalued skill.

11:31am Aaron in Minneapolis:

I’m most movivated at being lazy.

11:32am Aaron in Minneapolis:

Hey Doug who do I email about getting a show on the drummer stream?

11:32am Doug Schulkind:

It's a lovely paradox.

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

I am the humble janitor, Aaron in Minneapolis. Send me your spills.

11:36am Funky16Corners:

Really dug the Afro set! Still here, though I’m triple-tasking

11:37am Listener Gregory:

I am sucking in my stomach to help squeeze everything in.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
When you can quadruple-task and take the pebble from my hand, Grasshopper, you will be a man.

11:39am Phillippe Bastille:

@chresti @10:40 apparently my office is even bigger since it's taking me an hour to respond to you ;)

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

J.B. & The V-Kings are covering Otis Redding here. Up next, THE REAL THING.

11:40am Funky16Corners:

Oh wow! I have a JB and the V Kings 45 but it’s an instro. I had no idea they’d done anything else.

11:41am Uncle Michael:

Telling stories at the top of the hour on Hinky Dinky Time. Come over and tell yours.

www.wfmu.org...

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
I found this on the Groovy Gumbo blog: groovygumbo.blogspot.com

11:41am Listener Gregory:

They took James Brown's name and Otis's style!

11:42am Dave in St Albans UK:

Hi Doug. Happy New Year. So far so good and only 10 days in. Great show and the beginning of a swathe of WFMU listening ahead for me. You are appreciated as always. Thanks.

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11:42am βrian:

Otis came to Madison, but never left, sadly.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for the kind words, Dave in St Albans UK. It means a lot!

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
(Sittin On) The Dock of the Isthmus.

11:44am Listener Gregory:

Ain't nothin like the real thing.

11:45am MrC:

Nice app!

11:47am Sem:

May I just say this has been a stellar show worthy of a star of its very own?

See you and all here next time, if mean sea level doesn't rise here too much more.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

Is he the biggest fool in town? A fallen star? Does he have dreams and love us more than he can say? One things for sure, he's not pretending. In all his glory, he is UNCLE MICHAEL!

Stay tuned to hear the marvelous Hinky Dinky Time, next on your 24-hour Drummer Stream.

Here is the HDT playlist: wfmu.org...

11:49am Funky16Corners:

Doug, have you heard the A-side of this 45?

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
That is a negativo.

@Sem
Shhh. I still have time to blow it!

11:50am chresti:

Phillipe Bastille:)

11:51am Funky16Corners:

It’s an amazing soul version of Roger Miller’s ‘Dang Me’, which is every bit as good as it is improbable

11:52am Funky16Corners:

The turnaround in this song sounds like A Change Is Gonna Come

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
I have "I Can't Stop Crying" and "I Can Make You Happy" from Sam Hutchins, but not "Dang Me." Dang it!

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11:54am sinner:

Man. Sing it....

11:54am joe:

'ello folks

11:54am Phillippe Bastille:

Thanks Doug! 'Til next week!

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Say it IS so, joe!

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11:55am Brian in UK:

Thanks Mr DJ.

11:56am joe:

It is It is. Had to stop in and at least say hello. I've been listening quitly for far too long :)

11:56am Martinibomb:

Thank Ye Douglas of WFMU'n

11:56am Martinibomb:

May you all give the drummer some!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Playing great records is a DJ's way, in his natural habitat, of showing attraction. Thank you all dear listeners for stepping into my terrarium!

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11:57am βrian:

Off to meeting land ...

11:57am Funky16Corners:

Thanks Doug!

11:58am Dean:

I'm guessing the flip side of this Weeks track is a Spanish language version of the same tune.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

A fantastic remake of Ralph Weeks' own sizzler from fifty years ago!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Thanks, Doug. See you all in the next room.

11:58am fleep:

Thanks, Stream Master Doug!

11:59am Listener Gregory:

Thanks for a truly great show, Doug.

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
Good guess!

11:59am Stanley:

Lovely closing track, Doug
Thanks man

12:00pm chresti:

Thanks Doug!

12:01pm dutchtheo:

Algo muy profundo soul set. Thanks Doug!

12:01pm Listening Out There:

Whew. Just got here. Just in time... :)

12:02pm Marie:

Faboo show, tx, Doug!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, everyone! That was really fun!

12:03pm Listener Robert:

Yay!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey L Robert! Hey Listening Out THere!

12:04pm WR:

Thank you Doug for all that you do.

12:04pm Doug Schulkind:

Hiiya, Stanley!

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)

Julius Daniels	Ninety-Nine Year Blues 0:06:08 Pop-up)	b/w I'm Goin' to Tell you How You Doin' (Victor 1927)
Helen Humes with Sylvester Weaver	Alligator Blues 0:09:05 Pop-up)	b/w Everybody Does It Now (Okeh 1927)
Billy Bird	Mill Man Blues 0:12:00 Pop-up)	b/w Down in the Cemetery (Columbia 1928)
Mississippi Matlida	Hard Working Woman 0:14:59 Pop-up)	b/w Happy Home Blues (Bluebird 1936)
Blind Boy Fuller	Sweet Honey Hole 0:17:57 Pop-up)	b/w If You Don't Give Me What I Want (Conqueror 1937)
David "Honeyboy" Edwards	Roamin' and Ramblin' Blues 0:20:36 Pop-up)	b/w Wind Howlin' Blues (Library of Congress 1942)
Black Diamond	T.P. Railer 0:23:34 Pop-up)	b/w Lonesome Blues (Jaxyson 1948)
Jesse "Babyface" Thomas	Everything I Do for You 0:26:54 Pop-up)	Red River Blues (Ace )

Eqbâl Âzar	Abu'uta 0:36:46 Pop-up)	Songs of Eqbâl Âzar
Googoosh	Nafas [Breath] 0:43:21 Pop-up)	Pol ( 1975)
Keyvan	Be Omidat Mimoonam 0:50:55 Pop-up)	Khana Khana: Funk, Psychedelic & Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation ( Pharaway Sounds )
Morteza	Rahgozar 0:55:49 Pop-up)	Zendooni: Funk Psychedelia and Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation (Pharaway Sounds )
Fereidoon Farrokhzad & Mahnaz	Baroone Bahari 1:01:18 Pop-up)	Tisheh O Risheh: Funk, Psychedelia & Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation (Pharaway Sounds )

Nooshafarin	Gharibeha 1:11:12 Pop-up)	Goush Bedey: Funk, Psychedelia and Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation (Pharaway Sounds )
Shohreh	Del 1:16:13 Pop-up)	Persian Funk (Secret Stash )
Taherzadeh	Baaghe Geryeh 1:20:19 Pop-up)	Zendooni: Funk Psychedelia and Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation (Pharaway Sounds )
Zia	Helelyos 1:25:32 Pop-up)	Pomegranates: Persian Pop, Funk, Folk, and Psych of the '60s and '70s (Finders Keepers )
Moha Jamin	Raks Raks Raks 1:30:02 Pop-up)	Raks Raks Raks (Merlins Nose )
Abbas Mehrpouya	Gabileye Leili 1:32:35 Pop-up)	African Jumbo (Ahang Rooz 1974)

Laboratorio Della Quercia	Tromblues 1:47:17 Pop-up)	Laboratorio Della Quercia (Horo 1978)
Charles Mingus with Hampton Hawes & Dannie Richmond	I Can't Get Started 1:58:57 Pop-up)	Mingus Three (Jubilee 1957)
Marco Eneidi	Danielle's Dance 2:05:23 Pop-up)	For Our Children (Botticelli 1995)

Matata	Jungle Warrior 2:14:47 Pop-up)	Air Fiesta (President 1972)
Manu Dibango	Jungle Riders 2:17:00 Pop-up)	African Voodoo (PSI 1971)
Survival	Jungle Justice 2:19:53 Pop-up)	Simmer Down (Arc 1977)
Afro Kelenkye Band	Jungle Music 2:23:50 Pop-up)	Moving World (Emporium 1974)
The Hygrades	In the Jungle 2:28:41 Pop-up)	b/w In the Jungle (inst) (HMV 1972)
Peter King	Golden Jungle Boy 2:31:55 Pop-up)	African Dialects (Grandstar 1979)

Gorgeous George	Biggest Fool in Town 2:36:27 Pop-up)	b/w Sweet Thing (Stax 1965)
J.B. & The V-Kings	I've Got Dreams 2:38:53 Pop-up)	b/w Lazy Soul (Zap Zing 1969)
Otis Redding	I Love You More Than Words Can Say 2:41:53 Pop-up)	b/w Let Me Come on Home (Volt 1967)
Winfield Parker	A Fallen Star 2:44:50 Pop-up)	b/w I Love You Just the Same (Ru-Jac 1968)
Sam Hutchins	I'm Tired of Pretending 2:47:33 Pop-up)	b/w Dang Me (AGP 1968)
The Demands	Let Me Be Myself 2:50:23 Pop-up)	b/w Say It Again (Clem 1973)
Mantis	I Know (You Really Want Me) 2:53:34 Pop-up)	b/w I Wish You Would Start (To Love Me) (Smoke 1976)
Ralph Weeks & Combo Lulo	Something Deep Inside 2:56:41 Pop-up)	b/w Algo Muy Profundo (Names You Can Trust 2019)

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