WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 01/24/20

Listener comments!

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♥ 9:04am Brian in UK:

Hello Boss.

♥ 9:05am Guido from Cologne:

Hi Doug!

♥ 9:07am Webhamster Henry:

Hello Squirrel Hill!

♥ 9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Good day, Brian in UK! Welcome aboard, Guido from Cologne! Nice to see ya, Webhamster Henry!

♥ 9:08am Phillippe Bastille:

Howdy from chilly Annapolis!

♥ 9:08am Listener Gregory:

Am I awake?

♥ 9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Chilly Phillippe! Groggy Gregory!

♥ 9:11am Gina Bacon:

Morning, Drummerpeople!

♥ 9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning to you, DrummerGina!

♥ 9:13am Listener Gregory:

Pinching my arm shows I am NOT awake, but I can still hear the show, so carry on.

♥ 9:13am Gina Bacon:

Aw. There he is. Thank you for remembering Dave.

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♥ 9:15am Sem:

Greets from the spring-like shores of the mighty mighty Bay of Fundy. Hello, Doug, all, and those I've forgotten.

♥ 9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Sem! How high's the tide today? 25 feet? 30 feet?

♥ 9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Nigerian pop superstar Christy Essien!

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♥ 9:23am Sem:

Mean tidal range here is 29 feet or 348 inches. A 4% increase would be an extra foot of tide, and then some. There goes my putting green.

9:24am / thedunkel /:

good morning Mr. Drummer! GM all!

♥ 9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Christy Essien-Igbokwe, also the first female president of the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria.

♥ 9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, thedunkel!

♥ 9:25am melinda:

hi friends

♥ 9:25am Webhamster Henry:

This is my sing-along music.

♥ 9:26am Doug Schulkind:

@Sem
We vacationed at Cobscook Bay about 10 years ago. The tides were breathtaking.

♥ 9:28am Doug Schulkind:

Yay, melinda's here!

♥ 9:28am Doug Schulkind:

I'm turning the music down and your microphone up, Webhamster Henry.

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♥ 9:30am Sem:

Had the pleasure of a year's high tide in the Stewiacke River here. Out to the mouth of the river at low tide and then rode the incoming tide (there about forty feet), until we were Zodiac-ing into standing waves 6 feet high. Exhilarating. And yes, survival suits were mandatory.

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♥ 9:34am dutchtheo:

Happy friday, drummers. I saw David Olney in the early 90's together with Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Alex Chilton. Really great concert.

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♥ 9:35am doctorjazz:

Hi, Drummers!

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♥ 9:36am Sem:

@dutrchtheo: quite a bill, where was that?

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♥ 9:38am dutchtheo:

Yes, Sem, what a bill, in Utrecht Netherlands that was

♥ 9:39am Webhamster Henry:

MORE singalong I guess.
When is the stream going to do a Karaoke show? Just post the lyrics in the playlist before the vocal-extracted track gets played.

9:43am Dave in St Albans UK:

Hi Doug. Listening to your show is like travel. A new discovery at every corner. A great journey so far. Thanks.

♥ 9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Hello hello hello, dutchtheo! doctorjazz! Dave in St Albans UK!

♥ 9:51am WR:

Yes honey. I'm awake now.

♥ 9:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Dave in St Albans UK
The only shots you need when you travel with me involve whiskey or bourbon.

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♥ 9:52am Uncle Michael:

Howdy.

♥ 9:52am Webhamster Henry:

Ezekiel Saw the Wheel, indeed!

♥ 9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Like a glass of sunshine for your ears, eh, WR?

Speaking of sunshine, HELLO UNCLE MICHAEL!

♥ 9:53am melinda:

I like this set

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♥ 9:53am sinner:

Drummer bone connected to the some bone....

♥ 9:53am Gina Bacon:

This is amazing.

9:54am davefromtoronto:

i thought that was slim and slam for a second!

♥ 9:55am Listener Gregory:

Interesting set.

9:57am still b/p:

Georgia tale:
A teenager I know was telling the class about Georgia, adjacent to Russia, where his father had gone for some work. Lad's public school teacher emphatically corrects him, tells him he's mistaken, there is no such Georgia in that part of the world. And she won't budge. Until boy's father contacts her, from Georgia, to lay the necessary correction on her, and perhaps tweak her awareness. This was in recent years, not long, long ago.

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♥ 9:57am Brian in UK:

Polyphonics?

♥ 9:57am Webhamster Henry:

I figgered the Tenores would show up.

9:59am Mark R.:

Truly amazing set, and living proof that the greatest instrument ever invented was the human voice.

♥ 10:00am Doug Schulkind:

welcome aboard, davefromtoronto! still b/p! Mark R!

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♥ 10:00am Brian in UK:

Finished painting for the day, now a dog walk. Just got to find a dog.

♥ 10:00am Doug Schulkind:

Another set to come. I couldn't edit myself as I gathered this stuff.

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♥ 10:01am Brian in UK:

Been drifting towards polyphony in recent years. Sounds like a South Sea island. Where the fruits are sweet and so are the .....

♥ 10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Painting and panting, then, Brian in UK?

♥ 10:03am WR:

Dave in St Albans, did you get your passport stamped on all those a capella ports?

♥ 10:05am melinda:

@b/p that's depressing

♥ 10:05am Listener Gregory:

@still b/p, A rendition of "Back in the USSR" should have been sufficient to remind the teacher.

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♥ 10:06am Artie:

Did that classroom have no maps?

10:06am Dave in St Albans UK:

@WR Need a new passport!:-)

♥ 10:06am Hugo:

Reggae is also big in Malawi as I found out while I was there. Brought back about half a dozen cassettes.

10:07am Martinibomb:

Greetings Mr. Schulkind!

10:08am still b/p:

It is depressing.. And a lesson about certainties and self-check-ins. And a puzzler. How shut off from general news awareness would you have to be....?
A nun insisted to me I was wrong when I reported seeing small palm trees in Ireland. I was just wrong. Not the same, exactly, but similar stern certainty.

Dream Angus.....not Surrey...?

♥ 10:08am WR:

Doug, your music bed music today is exquisite. Great choices.

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♥ 10:08am Brian in UK:

Hello Hugo, is the sun shining in Bergen?

10:10am still b/p:

..and I put a question mark on the Surrey inquiry, being caaaaaareful about certainties.

♥ 10:10am Hugo:

Hello Brian, rainy today as usual. We had a spot of sunshine a couple of days back, but, alas, not to last.

♥ 10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hugo! Hugo! Hugo!

♥ 10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya, Artie! Howdy, Martinibomb!

♥ 10:13am Doug Schulkind:

As I've said, most of the voices in these two sets have been male. The presence of the magnificent Maddy Prior here, notwithstanding.

♥ 10:14am Doug Schulkind:

This was the closest I could come to Gregorian chant in my record collection.

♥ 10:15am Webhamster Henry:

Steeleye Spring Reverb it sounds like to me.

10:15am Alex In Illinois:

Maori has 2 syllables, not 3. Wikipedia has the correct pronunciation.

♥ 10:16am Webhamster Henry:

Joseph Spence is needed.

♥ 10:17am WR:

Doug, that is a lazy statement, or you are joshing us, you know you could have hours of Gregorian chant to select from if you wanted.

10:17am davefromtoronto:

lion sleeps tonite!

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♥ 10:17am doctorjazz:

Take that, Disney!

10:18am bigplanetnoise:

Good morning, DrummerLions!!

♥ 10:18am Listener Gregory:

Is someone asking me to chant? I am happy to do so.

♥ 10:18am Doug Schulkind:

@WR
I remember my parents having a recording of Gregorian chants in their small record library. I must have neglected to pilfer it.

♥ 10:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
Thank you for the correction. I exist to be corrected.

♥ 10:20am Gina Bacon:

bigplanetnoise!

♥ 10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@davefromtoronto
That song was the original recording that eventually was released as the hit "Wimoweh" or "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by The Weavers. It's author, Solomon Ntsele never saw a penny.

♥ 10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, bigplanetcoffee!

♥ 10:22am Listener Gregory:

Just to clarify, I am named after Pope Gregory the Great (who wrote the gregorian chants), and not one of the lesser ones. Not that it makes any difference! Ha ha, of course not.

♥ 10:23am Doug Schulkind:

Not Lesser Gregory!

♥ 10:23am northguineahills:

morning!, it took 4 mins for my pop-up to start, so I missed Taiwanese aboriginal vocal chants, but, Sun Ra!

♥ 10:25am Hugo:

Check out Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares. Utterly fascinating! Videos on Youtube. A collection of Gregorian chants is a must, too!

♥ 10:25am WR:

Wow. Always bumping into another corner of the Sun Ra universe that haven't heard before.

♥ 10:25am northguineahills:

are we vocal frying this set, is Dan Bodah in the studio?

♥ 10:26am Listener Gregory:

My local NPR station played Space is the Place as a bit of filler music this morning, after an astronomy story.

♥ 10:26am Doug Schulkind:

RIght you are, Hugo! Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares was really one of the early groups to make headway in the "world music" market in the States.

Glad you're here, northguineahills!

10:27am Dave in St Albans UK:

"Remastered: The Lion's Share" on Netflix tells the story of how his royalties got "lost"in the system!

♥ 10:27am Webhamster Henry:

Pass the Kecak please.

♥ 10:28am Doug Schulkind:

@northguineahills
Little known fact: Dan Bodah and I both did radio on WOBC at Oberlin College. Dan followed me by a decade or more.

10:29am still b/p:

Never would've been able to identify region or world zone of origin for Taiwan voices. Some vocal sounds/traditions become generally identifiable. Never heard that before, but it had interesting similarities to at least a FEW other native vocal music styles from far-flung locales.

♥ 10:30am Listener Gregory:

"Unifentified" is a nice change on a clichéd group name.

♥ 10:31am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
The cellist David Darling made an absolutely stunning recording with the Bunun people in the mountains of Taiwan.

10:31am Dave in St Albans UK:

I saw Le Mysteree des Voix Bulgaresa few times live in London. Amazing experience.Kate Bush was promoting them at the time. In fact Kate Bush sat a couple of rows in front of me which distracted me a bit ;-)

♥ 10:34am northguineahills:

The earlier Black Lodge Singers are probably not the singers from the Twin Peaks Black Lodge....

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♥ 10:34am Maggie B.:

@Listener Gregory - St. Gregory the Great was also the patron saint of musicians and singers. I learned a couple of new things today!

♥ 10:35am Listener Gregory:

@Maggie B, many depictions of Gregory the Great show him writing the music for chants while angels whisper the notes in his ears. I don't know what their royalty arrangement was, though.

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♥ 10:36am Funky16Corners:

Greetings all!

♥ 10:37am Hugo:

In the more experimental vein, I have this one which goes on for a couple of hours:

www.discogs.com...

10:43am still b/p:

Angel royalties: the accountants keep telling them, "Don't worry, it's all stored in the cloud." Heyyyyyy.

♥ 10:45am Ken From Hyde Park:

Good morning, folks. Any injuries from falling iguanas today, ngh?

♥ 10:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
Recorded at the Kitchen. Why am I not surprised?!

G'morning, Ken From Hyde Park!

♥ 10:46am northguineahills:

@Ken:We don't have iguanas this far north....(they pretty much stop north of Lake Okeechobee)

♥ 10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Oooh, I almost missed ya, Maggie B! How you B, Maggie?!

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♥ 10:47am sinner:

The jazz sets ALWAYS come at the perfect time (for me).

♥ 10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Ah, sinner! Think I forgot to tip my cap to you, Sir. Tipping my sonic cap now.

10:48am bigplanetnoise:

I could easily listen to this all day...

♥ 10:49am Stanley:

Better late than latte

♥ 10:50am Doug Schulkind:

To my ears, Leszek Żądło has been listening to a lot of Archie Shepp. Maybe listening all day.

Stanley! I'll have a Stanley Grande, with extra froth!

♥ 10:50am northguineahills:

Although in reality. Gregory just put together an ecumenical commission of cardinals to help standardize Roman Catholic worship services, including the chants and other music included in worship.

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♥ 10:50am Sem:

Better latte than laity.

Hello, Stanley.

♥ 10:51am northguineahills:

(and even the cardinals hired scholastic monks to help w/ all of the above).

♥ 10:52am Doug Schulkind:

This quartett:
Leszek Żądło is Polish. Pianist Joe Haider and drummer Joe Nay are German. The bass player, Isla Eckinger, is Swiss.

♥ 10:52am Stanley:

Reverend Sem!
Hello to you, sir.

10:52am still b/p:

Murder of crows, commission of cardinals, Flock of Seagulls...

10:53am bigplanetnoise:

What year is this?

10:53am bigplanetnoise:

I mean “this,” not this.

♥ 10:53am coelacanth∅:

good morning Doug and all

♥ 10:54am Ken From Hyde Park:

A ______ of drummers?

♥ 10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@bigplanetnoise
Sprit of '76, baby.

♥ 10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Good coelacanth∅!

♥ 10:55am coelacanth∅:

this piece has some body

10:55am still b/p:

The coelacanth has a great honor today. Referenced in Mark Trail.

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♥ 10:55am doctorjazz:

My "Thoughts" on this is that Leszek Zadlo (? Correct) is a player worth getting familiar worth...

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♥ 10:56am Sem:

I think the word you seek, KfHP, is "paradiddle."

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♥ 10:56am Funky16Corners:

Ahhhhhhh..The onliest Monk...

♥ 10:57am Listener Gregory:

Charlie Rouse!

♥ 10:58am coelacanth∅:

a mess o drummers

♥ 10:59am Doug Schulkind:

A PEART of drummers.

♥ 10:59am coelacanth∅:

s b/p really? -and i'm glad mark trail still exists!

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♥ 11:00am Funky16Corners:

A TRAP of drummers? MATCHED GRIP?

11:01am still b/p:

Since an authorship and artist change, Mark Trail ain't the same fascinating strange time-stuck thing it used to be. The silliness is more just plain silly now. A shame.

A KIT of drummers!

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♥ 11:03am Funky16Corners:

This is cool (in every sense)

11:05am Dean:

A corps of drummers

Anybody know why there aren't more renowned sax, clarinet, oboe, and bassoon players who attended Reed College?

♥ 11:06am coelacanth∅:

that's such a beautiful bit of David Olney -that Loving smirk!

rest in peace.

♥ 11:06am Hugo:

Yoshi Wada did not ony compose pure vocal pieces, but also this one with earth horns:

www.discogs.com...

I found one at the Tibetan refugee camp in Kathmandu, Nepal, and for many years it has been hanging from the ceiling in our living room. I couldn't get a sound out of it until I brought over someone who has played in brass bands. Our neighbour wondered what was going on!

11:10am Gina B:

Yay! Thanks, Doug!

♥ 11:10am Rich in Washington:

DOUG!

11:12am Gina B:

Nashville is reeling this week. Mourning, celebrating. It’s like the earth shook.

♥ 11:14am northguineahills:

@Doug: year of my birth, I'm a bicentennial baby...

♥ 11:15am Doug Schulkind:

David Olney appear on Gina Bacon's previous radio show on WXNA in Nashville: www.mixcloud.com...

I regret so deeply not getting to hear the unforgettable show Olney would have done with Gina on Someday Matinee.

11:17am Gina B:

Thanks, Doug. I was honored to know him.

♥ 11:17am Doug Schulkind:

Lyrics to "Illegal Cargo"

In the cool early hours before dawn, in one hour I must be gone
The airplane is waiting all loaded with Illegal Cargo
And I’ll count the minutes until I return here tomorrow
Keep a light burning for a heart that is yearning for the peace that you alone can bring.

Open your eyes Jacinta it’s time we were waking
I promise that this is the last run that I will be making
When the landing is made and the payoff is paid
We can begin our new life.

Now, my father he tilled the soil, and all of his days spent in toil
When we laid him away I vowed I would not die a poor man
I got a Gringo named Hartley to teach me to fly his airplane
Together we smuggled Illegal Cargo ‘cross the border to the U.S. of A.

Hartley’s in jail leaving his airplane behind
Now I alone fly through the mountains where their radar is blind
Then I touch down in a West Texas town
And the final connection is made.

Some fly for the danger that is there, some fly ‘cause they just do not care

I fly for the dollars the rich Yankee Gringos will pay me
To start a new life with my young wife, Jacinta beside me
If the law must be broken it’s the way I have chosen its’ simply a risk I must take
You call me a fool, you call me a smuggler and worse
Call me what you will as long as you open your purse
For the sweet smelling weed you all seem to need
Or the cocaine if you can afford it.

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♥ 11:18am chresti:

Morning some drummers!

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

So so many wonderful people are honored to know and hang out with you, Gina.

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, chresti!

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♥ 11:22am Brian in UK:

Sounds like Townes is teling a similar story to Woody's Plane Crash at Los Gatos.

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♥ 11:24am Uncle Michael:

I'm tanned, rested, and ready. Join me for Hinky Dinky Time at the top of the hour, won't you?

wfmu.org...

♥ 11:24am Doug Schulkind:

Roxy Gordon was a good pal of Townes'. I have to think that Olney and Gordon crossed paths, too.

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♥ 11:24am Brian in UK:

Doug, something inevitable about this track of Roxy's. Managed to get this album a while back. Vinyl that is.

♥ 11:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
I'm afraid it won't quite be the "top" of the hour. I'm still assessing the damage to see how much I'm going to run over. Blame the DJ in me, but not me.

♥ 11:26am Listener Gregory:

@Doug, I blame it on your youth.

♥ 11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Autoharp alert! Autoharp alert! Autoharp alert!

Someone grab Webhamster Henry!

♥ 11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Youth, Listener Gregory? I think that's a typo. Try "mouth."

11:27am Jeff g. via app:

This is transporting.

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♥ 11:27am Funky16Corners:

There isn't enough autoharp in the world to satisfy me.

♥ 11:28am Listener Gregory:

@Doug, no I'm referring to what you did when you were 16. You know what I mean.

♥ 11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Earl Durand was a real person. This is a true story.

11:29am Gina B:

Thank you, Doug. That’s mighty nice of you to say. ❤️

11:29am still b/p:

"Tanned, Rested, Ready & Hip-Checked Beyond Noon. The Uncle Michael Story"
Gripping insider account!

♥ 11:29am Doug Schulkind:

I am trying to conjur the image of the otherworldly pile of autoharps that could satisfy Funky16Corners.

Nope.

Can't do it.

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♥ 11:30am Funky16Corners:

I used to own one, though I can't really say I "played" it...

♥ 11:32am Doug Schulkind:

"Play" is always a bit of an overstatement when referring to making sounds with an autoharp.

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♥ 11:33am Brian in UK:

Brian's taxi is require so must cut and run, have a great weekend everyone.

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♥ 11:33am Funky16Corners:

It's a harsh mistress. Not everyone is "Mother Maybelle good".

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♥ 11:34am Uncle Michael:

I'm not even "Ed Sanders" good.

♥ 11:36am Doug Schulkind:

Mother Maybelle & Ed Sanders, live at Budokan.

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♥ 11:37am Funky16Corners:

With John Sebastian sitting in...

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♥ 11:39am dutchtheo:

Or Washington Phillips good, or was 't that an autoharp

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♥ 11:40am Uncle Michael:

It's either zither that.

11:41am still b/p:

Fifty combined autoharp ensembles from schools around the country pounding out ELO's Fire On High for Super Bowl halftime. Ohhh, that'd be gooood.

11:42am Marie:

Hey D., and all, digging the show--unfortunately, gotta work, and have to pay attention to such a degree that I have to turn to less engaging music :>( --have a great weekend!

11:43am rw:

Good morning! So fucking amazing I can't even say. Thanks Doug (and UM and F16C, etc. etc.) for what you all bring.

♥ 11:43am Doug Schulkind:

A half an ear is better than a quarter, Marie! (And it's a lot less messy.)

♥ 11:47am Listener Gregory:

I'm not sure I understand the David Olney connection here. Did he write all these songs? (I'm not familiar with him.)

11:49am jessie:

okay this is making me think about the bus between NO and Baton Rouge.

♥ 11:50am Doug Schulkind:

The pleasure is mine, rw, all mine. Hahaha! [evil clown laugh]

@Listener Gregory
No other connection but these are all gentlemen performing in the troubadour/storyteller style inhabited so iconically by David Olney.

♥ 11:50am Webhamster Henry:

I was on the phone so I have no autoharp critiques for you.

♥ 11:51am Listener Gregory:

@Doug, thanks. I will check him out.

♥ 11:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Jessie
Hope I'm sitting next to you, darling. We'll both have a private smirk as we traverse the Pontchartrain Causeway.

11:52am Jeff g. via app:

Feeling feelings. Damn you, Schulkind.

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♥ 11:52am Sem:

Lovely things this morning, my thanks, Master Doug. Next time.

♥ 11:53am Doug Schulkind:

Big radio brother hug, Jeff G.

♥ 11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Remember that big pile of autoharps satisfying Funky16Corners? I am a bigger Adam Carroll fan.

♥ 11:56am northguineahills:

Thanks, Doug!

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♥ 11:56am doctorjazz:

The Earl Man-beautiful! (Saw him a year ago or so, great show).
Thanks, Doug!

♥ 11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Extra voices you hear with Steve Earle here:

Meghann Ahern
Sam Bush
Kathy Chiavola
Cowboy Jack Clement
Dave Ferguson
Emmylou Harris
John Hartford
J.T. Huskey
Lisa Huskey
Benny Martin
Tim O'Brien
David Rawlings
Peter Rowan
Marty Stuart
Gillian Welch

♥ 11:57am Doug Schulkind:

David Olney up next. And last.

11:58am Gina B:

Beautiful version of Pilgrim.

♥ 11:58am Stanley:

This is a sublime track.
Thanks Doug, you surpassed yourself.
See you and take care everyone.

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♥ 11:59am Uncle Michael:

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

♥ 12:00pm Listener Gregory:

Thanks, Doug.

12:01pm still b/p:

Thank you for wonderful sets and sounds.

12:01pm Gina B:

Oh, man. Great choice, Doug. Thanks again for remembering him today.

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♥ 12:01pm doctorjazz:

Townes! Great follow up to the Earle, and great ending!

12:02pm rw:

Thank you thank you! Have a good week!

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♥ 12:02pm dutchtheo:

Thanks Doug, beautiful tribute. Blaze from Ethan Hawke is since this week playing in the cinemas overhere

♥ 12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

He's tanned, rested, and ready. Really really ready. He's Uncle Michael and he brings you Hinky Dinky Time, next. Eventually.

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

♥ 12:03pm Webhamster Henry:

If you're looking for some Autoharp video, check my profile's video link section!

♥ 12:03pm Webhamster Henry:

Thanks Doug!

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♥ 12:04pm Funky16Corners:

Thanks Doug!

♥ 12:07pm Doug Schulkind:

Thank you all so much! Couldn't wouldn't have done it without you!

♥ 12:13pm WR:

Thank you!

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)

Kori Moraba	O Rata Mang 0:06:25 Pop-up)	Sotho Reggae (RPM 1977)
The Mebusas	Grooving Out on Life 0:08:33 Pop-up)	Blood Brothers (Afrodisia 1973)
Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawangolo	Bad Food 0:12:18 Pop-up)	Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawangolo (Sonafric 1973)
Mpese Mpese International Band of Ghana led by Wuta Fii	Nti Meedofo Kai Mi Nni 0:16:09 Pop-up)	Praise the Lord (Rogers All Stars 1987)
Christy	Time Waits for No One 0:22:10 Pop-up)	Time Waits for No One (Blackspot 1978)
Mushapata	Mudongo Wangu 0:25:12 Pop-up)	Saba-Saba Fighting (Akuphone ca. 1980)

Choir of Guria Province	Tsamokruli 0:38:39 Pop-up)	Drinking Horns & Gramophones: The First Recordings in the Georgian Republic, 1902-1914 (Traditional Crossroads 1909)
Gelugpa Monks	Phyag Chal-Ba - Prostration Ceremony 0:41:04 Pop-up)	Musique Rituelle Tibetaine (Ocora 1969)
Moody Bible Sacred Harp Singers	In That Morning 0:44:07 Pop-up)	b/w Liberty (Paramount 1929)
Efe Pygmies	Honey Gathering Song 0:47:19 Pop-up)	Chants De L'Orée De La Forêt: Polyphonies Des Pygmées Efe (Fonti Musicali 1987)
The Missionary Quintet	Dry Bones (Ezekiel Saw the Wheel) 0:51:22 Pop-up)	Gospel Songs (Folkways 1953)
Moondog	The Message 0:54:22 Pop-up)	Elpmas (Kopf 1991)
Unifentified	Haka of Wairangi: Maori Song with Chorus 0:55:18 Pop-up)	Primitive Music of the World (Folkways 1962)
Tenores de Oniferi	Sa Supposta Partenzia 0:56:19 Pop-up)	Polyphonic Singing from Sardinia (Music of the World 1999)

North George Four	Wandering Child Come Home 1:10:01 Pop-up)	b/w I Can I Do I Will (Paramount 1928)
Steeleye Span	Gaudete 1:12:47 Pop-up)	Below the Salt (Chrysalis 1972)
Salomon Linda's Original Evening Birds	Mbube 1:15:08 Pop-up)	b/w Ngi Hambile (Gallotone 1939)
Unidentified Bunun people	Hunting Song 1:17:52 Pop-up)	Vocal Polyphonies of Taiwan Aboriginies (Inedit 1989)
The Cosmic Rays w/Sun Ra	Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie 1:21:57 Pop-up)	b/w Nu Sounds: A Foggy Day (Saturn 1955)
Black Lodge Singers	Crow Hop 1:23:29 Pop-up)	Enter the Circle (Live at Coeur d'Alene) (Canyon 1997)
Unifentified	Ketjak 1:26:03 Pop-up)	Bali: Paradis des Iles de la Sonde (Disques Alvarès )
Lyaman	Innal-Imama Shadhuliyya 1:30:34 Pop-up)	Abyati 19 (Buda Musique 2019)

Leszek Żądło Quartett	Some Body 1:42:46 Pop-up)	Thoughts (Ego 1976)
Thelonious Monk	Think of One 1:55:23 Pop-up)	Criss-Cross (Columbia 1963)
Francis Coppieters	Funky Chimes 2:01:24 Pop-up)	Piano Viberations (KPM 1975)
Timmy Thomas	Why Can't We Live Together 2:04:40 Pop-up)	b/w Funky Me (Glades 1972)
Townes Van Zandt	Illegal Cargo 2:13:08 Pop-up)	Live at the Cat's Craddle (Chapel Hill, NC 1977)
Michael Hurley	The Tea Song 2:16:43 Pop-up)	Back Home with Drifting Woods (Mississippi 1964)
Roxy Gordon	I Used to Know an Assiniboine Girl 2:21:59 Pop-up)	Crazy Horse Never Died (Wowapi 1988)
Charlie Brown (Charles Artman)	The Ballad of Earl Durand 2:25:36 Pop-up)	Teton Tea Party (Folkways 1966)
Jack Wilcox Sowards	Running with the Wolves 2:32:55 Pop-up)	A Marriage of Clocks and Highways (Jack Wilcox Sowards 1977)
William C. Beeley	Galivanter 2:36:31 Pop-up)	Gallivantin' (North Star/Tompkins Square 1971)
Charlie Parr	Mastodon 2:38:47 Pop-up)	When the Devil Goes Blind (Nero's Neptune 2010)
Tom House	Something in Her Eyes 2:42:07 Pop-up)	Long Time Home From Here ( 2003)
Blaze Foley	Clay Pigeons 2:45:30 Pop-up)	Live at the Austin Outhouse (Lost Art 1988)
Adam Carroll	Oklahoma Gypsy Shuffler 2:49:31 Pop-up)	Old Town Rock 'N' Roll (Adam Carroll 2008)
Steve Earle & the Del McCoury Band	Pilgrim 2:54:03 Pop-up)	The Mountain (E Squared 1999)
David Olney	Snowin' on Raton 2:59:25 Pop-up)	Through a Glass Darkly (Philo 1999)

	January 24, 2020 We will listen forever, David Olney
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