WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from September 6, 2021

Listener comments!
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good afternoon, bonus Doug and all!
	12:01pm redkayak: Happy Labor Day! Glad to see I'm not the only one working today ;)
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Every generation gets the GTDS it deserves. Hello, listener james from westwood! redkayak!
	12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug and all other listeners!
	12:02pm redkayak: @Doug - Ahoy, sir :)
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings to all Andrews in all the lands!
	12:03pm Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug and all!
	🥁 12:03pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hello, Doug and folx!
	🥁 12:04pm Brian in UK: Hello Doug & chums. England just lost the fourth cricket Test match to India.
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Doug and Labor Day vacationers!
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: It's still morning where you are, Gina Bacon! Howdy howdy howdy, Mx. Baba Bee! Brian in UK! Webhamster Hank!
	12:08pm alanr: What day is it? Where am I? Doug? Monday?
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: This sounds pretty hot for a 1925 acoustic record!
	12:08pm Doug Schulkind: I'm as lost as you are, alanr!
	🥁 12:09pm doctorjazz: Hello Drummers!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome, doc!
	🥁 12:11pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): @WHHenry: Hott Hamm!
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry We've got only two speeds on this show, hot and scorching.
	🥁 12:11pm doctorjazz: Love both these tunes!
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: What's all this then?
	12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Just me, going into labor, Jeff Golick.
	🥁 12:13pm doctorjazz: Like the sound of pre-Louis Armstrong big bands.
	12:15pm Doug Schulkind: Doing my first show with a new short-short haircut. Had to readjust my headphones. Me cans kept slippin' off me noggin.
	🥁 12:16pm doctorjazz: Armstrong didn't just change the sound of the bands, singing didn't sound like this after he became the model.
	12:17pm Kris Holmes: Hey everyone. Sounding good!
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: deep breaths, we'll get through this!
	12:17pm melinda: hi all
	12:17pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz The early singers had a hard time adjusting to the new microphones. The still sang with that forced projection.
	12:17pm Doug Schulkind: Zounds! It's Kris Holmes!
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: I spent an insane amount of time yesterday trying to figure out who the hell is actually performing this track. It's actually credited to three different bands on three different labels. The one constant on all three? BANJO BUDDY!
	12:20pm Doug Schulkind: Banjo Buddy = Teddy Gray adp.library.ucsb.edu...
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: Microphones were crooner enablers.
	12:25pm Listening Out There: No holiday for GTDS? Our good fortune….
	12:25pm Doug Schulkind: Crooner Enabler® Bandjo Buddy® We should go into business.
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: @Listening Out There Happy to be "working."
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: Not enough songs about noses.
	🥁 12:33pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Banjo Buddy seems to have been "all arms" with the song titles to his credit!
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Jimmy Durante begs to differ.
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Maybe it's because it so easy to rhyme with "arms."
	12:37pm Doug Schulkind: Once I started looking, it seemed I couldn't swing a cat and not hit a song about arms. (No cats were harmed in the programming of this set.)
	🥁 12:41pm Brian in UK: Silly Willy (snigger, snigger)
	12:41pm Doug Schulkind: Get your mind out of the gutter, Brian in UK.
	12:44pm Doug Schulkind: Actually, I could use someone to clean out my gutters. You available, Brian?
	🥁 12:48pm Brian in UK: Philth is my middle name.
	12:49pm Venus de Milo: Frankly, I find this set offensive.
	12:50pm Gina Bacon: You know I love these sad songs!
	12:51pm Doug Schulkind: @Gina Bacon There are an equal number of "happy" songs mentioning arms. But that's not how I roll.
	12:53pm Gina Bacon: Hahaha! I’m right there with you, Doug!
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: "She bathes herself in whiskey."
	12:57pm Sylvia: Hello Doug and listeners from all over!
	12:58pm Jeff Golick: The eyes have it (#3).
	🥁 12:58pm listener james from westwood: Feet. Gotta be a bunch of foot songs.
	1:02pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, Sylvia. Happy you're here!
	1:03pm Jeff Golick: @ljfw - let's check Rex Ryan's spotify playlists...
	1:03pm Doug Schulkind: Do the eyes have it? Do feet rule the day?
	1:03pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Dragging us all back into the gutter. And by gutter, I mean talk of the NY Jets.
	1:08pm coelacanth∅: greetings Doug and all
	1:09pm Doug Schulkind: Nice to coe you, coelacanth∅!
	🥁 1:14pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): enjoying this set, Doug!
	1:16pm Doug Schulkind: I'm delighted, Mx. Baba Bee! All the music in this set comes courtesy of the generous Peter Doolan and his Thai music sharing blog Monrakplengthai: monrakplengthai.blogspot.com
	🥁 1:17pm Brian in UK: Snappy little set.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: i've dug this set Doug
	🥁 1:18pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Doug, wow, thanks for posting that link. And thanks, Peter, for sharing these sounds!!!!
	1:18pm Doug Schulkind: You don't have to get snappish, Brian in UK!
	1:19pm Doug Schulkind: @Mx. Baba Bee Peter Doolan has been a guest on Gary Sullivan's Bodega Pop program several times. I believe Peter is doing a radio show somewhere in the Pacific Northwest.
	1:21pm Doug Schulkind: An enchanting number from Chatri Sichon. He was besotted by Indian film music when he made this recording. Here is the description of the music provided by Peter Doolan: "Chatri is crazy! He was a luk thung singer from Chon Buri who, at some point in his career, became enamoured with Indian film music, and created this fantastic album, based largely on that sound. Since him there have been several other singers who have developed a penchant for filmi, but at the time Chatri was in a league of his own and his songs have been the backbone of the ลูกทุ่งทำนองอินเดีย (luk thung tham nong India) style. As far as I can tell all these melodies are original (rather than just Indian tunes with Thai lyrics. Please tell me if you know otherwise!) And I'm very curious to learn about the genesis of this album; are the musicians Indian or Thai? Did Chatri go to India to record this, did the musicians come to Thailand? And who is the singer with him? Fascinating!"
	🥁 1:23pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): oooh, I can hear that Indian sound, and if I weren't paying attention, I'd just think it so. The blend is beautiful.
	🥁 1:23pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I'd probably just think, "That singer doesn't sound familiar to me"
	1:33pm Doug Schulkind: @Mx. Baba Bee I live for crazy hybrid sounds like that!
	1:33pm Jeff Moore: Hello, Holiday Bonus Doug!
	1:35pm Doug Schulkind: And you know what Bonus Doug craves? More Jeff Moore!
	1:38pm Jeff Moore: D'oh!
	1:40pm Doug Schulkind: Or, you could clean up my front lawn and be Mower Jeff Moore.
	1:42pm Webhamster Henry: If you want to stay in a Brazilian Mood, the silly rom-com "Secret Diary of an Exchange Student" is out on Netflix, with a small role played by my friend and ex-wife Noa Graham. Hope ya like subtitles, cuz you're gonna read 'em.
	1:44pm Doug Schulkind: May I never leave this Brazilian Mood!
	🥁 1:45pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I'll stay in this mood, please!
	1:50pm Doug Schulkind: Gonna drag this 1960s set into the '70s for our closing number.
	1:55pm Mark Hurst: Doug! In the afternoon! Nice.
	2:00pm headcleaner: Bem notado, Henry
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: Hello there, Mr. Hurst! What do have cooking for this evening's Techtonic?
	2:02pm Doug Schulkind: Hello there, headcleaner! What do you have cooking this evening? I'm hungry.
	2:05pm Jeff Golick: What happens if one runs afoul of the flute by-laws?
	2:07pm Doug Schulkind: OK, Sam Rivers is playing some soprano sax, too. Don't sue me. @Jeff Golick You have to go live with your in-laws.
	2:10pm Doug Schulkind: Sam Rivers now on his third instrument (soprano sax, flute, tenor sax) during this performance.
	2:11pm Mark Hurst: Tonight on Techtonic, the one and only DJ Matt Warwick discusses cryptocurrency with me!
	2:12pm Doug Schulkind: Tales From the Crypt with Mark and Matt!
	2:12pm headcleaner: Feijão com arroz, Doug, and maybe a bit of cassava ... you're more than welcome !
	2:13pm Doug Schulkind: And if you thought I was gonna do a flute set without Yusef, you gotta screw loose!
	🥁 2:13pm doctorjazz: Out biking for a bit (beautiful day, sad to see everyone's ruined stuff piled in front of their houses). Cranford NJ got got really badly. Nice to catch the jazz set...
	2:13pm Mark Hurst: ahh, that shoulda been the episode title
	2:13pm Doug Schulkind: @headcleaner Yum yum yum!
	2:14pm Webhamster Henry: @Doug got any Fula Flute?
	2:14pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz How do you come out of it? Hope you're high and dry.
	2:16pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry Do you music performed by the West African Fula people on their wooden flutes, or do you mean the actual artist who goes by the name Fula Flute?
	2:16pm Gina Bacon: I hope youre place is ok, doctorjazz. So sad to see some of the damage.
	🥁 2:18pm doctorjazz: We did ok, houses on our block did badly. I just biked a nearby park that became a giant lake-it's been drained since, could bike around it, but the houses surrounding it were clobbered. The amount of stuff piled up for pick up was just incredible. Washers, treadmills, just tons of stuff. Sad.
	2:19pm Doug Schulkind: This music was performed live at an exhibition of the work of Henry Ossawa Tanner at the National Collection of Fine Arts (Smithsonian) in Washington, DC. For more information about tanner: americanart.si.edu...
	🥁 2:19pm doctorjazz: (Lots of vinyl in the basement, some was damaged back during Katrina, will way off the floor now. But we didn't flood, thank goodness).
	2:21pm Doug Schulkind: Happy for you and yours, doctorjazz. Sad for the trauma all around you.
	2:23pm Doug Schulkind: I hadn't heard of Henry Ossawa Tanner. (Possibly because he was an under-appreciated African-American fine artist.) Just learned that he was born... in Pittsburgh.
	2:27pm Jeff Golick: What a number this is. Lloyd McNeill, very underrated?
	2:28pm Webhamster Henry: @Doug any Fula will do.
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Yeah. That piece was a revelation. @Webhamster Henry I'd be a fool not to.
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: Get ready for the saddest song every recorded. No, really.
	2:41pm Doug Schulkind: Happy 77th birthday to Anne Briggs (Sept. 29)!
	🥁 2:43pm doctorjazz: The singing, chorus, arrangement on this Briggs is wonderful! (I had some trouble with Lal Waterson's intonation...)
	2:46pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Into the penalty box with you! See you in two minutes. (The Waterson number was a home recording demo. Never officially released. There also happens to be no song more precious to me than it.)
	2:47pm Doug Schulkind: I am now feeling sick for not having added Maddy Prior to this set. I must be punished!
	🥁 2:48pm doctorjazz: Sorry, sensitive to that stuff...I'll take my time in the box. (Had a hard time catching the lyrics, probably makes a big difference)
	2:49pm annie: i heard her, though.. she was not ignored.. thanks for including her voice
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: Hooray! annie's here! Hooray!
	2:50pm annie: yes, listening. i can sense this stuff from miles away..
	2:50pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz No apology necessary, or course. Life is long and we have but two ears. Yours serve you spectacularly well.
	2:54pm annie: this fotheringay.... i still have hard time separating that from the "fodderwing" referenced in "the Yearling"... i just love the old ways of speaking
	🥁 2:54pm doctorjazz: Never any question able Sandy Denny, lovely! Thanks for pinch hitting, Doug!
	2:55pm Doug Schulkind: Sandy Denny was 23 there. Holy wow.
	2:55pm annie: (hi doug)
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: Hello annie! Always happy to look down from the stage and see your face in the candlelight.
	2:57pm Alex In Ilinois: That Song for Thirza really struck me. We recently had to put our dog down.
	2:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Sound collage antics ("All Over the Place"), up next on this Drummer Radio Stream, on Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza. Hello! wfmu.org...
	2:59pm Doug Schulkind: @Alex in Thirza Song makes me weep every damn time. Thirza was actually a human, but the unbearable weight of loss hangs on every word. The loss for the human, and for childhood, and for our own speeding lives.
	2:59pm annie: and yours as well sir douglas
	🥁 2:59pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Doug!!
	🥁 3:00pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): This song has hardwired me to expect Hinky Dinky Time!!!
	3:00pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 3:01pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Thanks, Doug. Another enjoyable journey through many sound times and spaces!
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, annie! listener james! Mx. Baba Bee! Jeff Golick! Everylistener!
	3:04pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for the great show!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from September 6, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Folkways	1976	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: ECD	In Tempo "In Tempo" by "ECD"	Major Force: The Original Art-Form	Mo' Wax	1990	0:04:04 (Pop-up)
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Gene Rodemich & His Orchestra	Everybody Loves My Baby	b/w When I Think of You	Brunswick	1925	0:05:56 (Pop-up)
Fred Hamm & His Orchestra	Bye Bye Blues	Charles Dornberger Orchestra: You're Just a Flower from an Old Bouquet	Victor	1925	0:08:53 (Pop-up)
Ben Selvin & His Orchestra	Betty "Betty" by "Ben Selvin & His Orchestra"	b/w Valencia	Brunswick	1926	0:12:10 (Pop-up)
Johnny Hamps' Kentucky Serenaders	It All Belongs to Me	b/w Someday You Will Say "O.K."	Victor	1927	0:15:07 (Pop-up)
Imperial Dance Orchestra [Hollywood Dance Orchestra] (Vocal: Banjo Buddy)	Marvelous	b/w Van Hotel's Half Moon Orchestra: Baby Feet Go Pitter Patter	Perfect	1927	0:18:00 (Pop-up)
Spartan Syncopators	Sweetheart, We Need Each Other	b/w Paul Specht Orchestra: You're Always in My Arms (But Only in My Dreams)	Okeh	1929	0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Leo Reisman & His Orchestra	Vaniteaser	b/w Once in a Lifetime	Columbia	1928	0:24:10 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Johnny Hodges	I'm in Another World	b/w Dancing on the Stars	Vocalion	1938
The Stewart Family	Just Out of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms)	b/w Lonesome Dollar Bill	Gilt-Edge	1951	0:33:08 (Pop-up)
Kenny Brown	Lonely Nights, Empty Arms	b/w Let's Love Again	Sundown	1961	0:35:06 (Pop-up)
Marvin McCullough	Where Else Could I Go (But to Her Arms)	b/w Just Inside Your Arms	Capitol	1962	0:37:06 (Pop-up)
Bob Morris	Put Your Arms Around Him	b/w Silly Willy	Challenge	1963	0:39:36 (Pop-up)
Skeets McDonald	I Can't Hold a Memory in My Arms (Unreleased)	Don't Let the Stars Get in You Eyes	Bear Family		0:41:50 (Pop-up)
Johnny & Jonie Mosby	Trouble in My Arms	b/w Who's Been Cheatin' Who	Columbia	1963	0:44:12 (Pop-up)
Earl Richards	You Drove Her Right Into My Arms	b/w You Were Crying	United Artists	1971	0:46:44 (Pop-up)
Wayne Morse	If There's One Angel Missing (She's Here in My Arms Tonight)	b/w What Makes Forbidden Apples (Taste So Sweet)	Wildwood	1972	0:48:18 (Pop-up)
Merle Haggard	The Emptiest Arms in the World	b/w Radiator Man from Wasco	Capitol	1973	0:50:47 (Pop-up)
Rodger Wilhoit	In the Arms of Any Stranger	b/w Under Pressure of Her Body, Mind and Soul	Parklane	1978	0:53:38 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar	Forever	Forever	Smash	1964	0:57:10 (Pop-up)
Suthep Wongkamhaeng	Phi Sao "Phi Sao" by "Suthep Wongkamhaeng"	Alai Tokyo			1:01:25 (Pop-up)
Chaloemphon Malakham	Yak Klan Chai Tai	On Nong Klap Na			1:04:54 (Pop-up)
Suchat Thianthong	Lao Cha "Lao Cha" by "Suchat Thianthong"	Ruam Phleng Amata Luk Thung Chut "Khwan Chai Khon Khi Mao"			1:08:07 (Pop-up)
Kawao Siangthong	Di Chai Luk Dai Buat	Maholan Ngan Buat, Volume 2			1:11:19 (Pop-up)
Thonghuat Faithet	Lam San Lam Sing Maha Man	Diao.. So Chut... Lam San Lam Sing Maha Man			1:14:10 (Pop-up)
Chatri Sichon	Chom Nang "Chom Nang" by "Chatri Sichon"	Chom Nang			1:18:59 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Thai Elephant Orchestra	Heavy Logs	Thai Elephant Orchestra	Mulatta	2000	1:23:41 (Pop-up)
Quarteto Em Cy	O Canto De Ossanha	b/w Vamos Pranchar	Elenco	1966	1:31:33 (Pop-up)
Billy Blanco	Mocinho Bonito "Mocinho Bonito" by "Billy Blanco"	Músicas De Billy Blanco Na Voz Do Próprio	Elenco	1966	1:34:28 (Pop-up)
Quarteto Em Cy - Tamba Trio	...Das Rosas	Som Definitivo	Forma	1966	1:36:34 (Pop-up)
Quarteto Novo	Vim De Sant'Ana "Vim De Sant'Ana" by "Quarteto Novo"	Quarteto Novo	Odeon	1967	1:40:36 (Pop-up)
Les Masques w/Trio Camara	Il Faut Tenir	Brasilian Sound	CBS	1969	1:45:43 (Pop-up)
Alessandro Alessandroni	Bossa Italienne	Primavera	St. Germain des Prés		1:48:42 (Pop-up)
Ademilde Fonseca	Lamento "Lamento" by "Ademilde Fonseca"	Ademilde Fonseca	Copa Musical	1975	1:51:15 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Nicola Conte	Forma 2000 "Forma 2000" by "Nicola Conte"	Boss Per Due	ESL	2000	1:53:52 (Pop-up)
Hubert Laws	Bloodshot "Bloodshot" by "Hubert Laws"	Flute By-Laws	Atlantic	1965	1:59:57 (Pop-up)
Sam Rivers	Temptation "Temptation" by "Sam Rivers"	A New Conception	Blue Note	1966	2:04:24 (Pop-up)
Yusef Lateef	Eboness "Eboness" by "Yusef Lateef"	The Diverse Yusef Lateef	Atlantic	1970	2:11:59 (Pop-up)
Lloyd McNeill and Marshall Hawkins	The Banjo Lesson	Tanner Suite	ASHA	1969	2:16:37 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: 94 East	If You See Me "If You See Me" by "94 East"	The Cookhouse 5	Numero Group	1975	2:27:30 (Pop-up)
Bridget St. John	Curious Crystals of Unusual Purity	Ask Me No Questions	Dandelion	1969	2:30:00 (Pop-up)
Lal Waterson & Mike Waterson	Song for Thirza	Teach Me to Be a Summer's Morning (A Collection of Demo Recordings)	Topic	1970	2:33:52 (Pop-up)
Anne Briggs	Summer's In "Summer's In" by "Anne Briggs"	Sing a Song for You	Fledg'ling	1973	2:38:11 (Pop-up)
Shirley Collins w/ the Albion Country Band	The Murder of Maria Marten	No Roses	Pegasus	1971	2:43:19 (Pop-up)
Trader Horne	Luke That Never Was "Luke That Never Was" by "Trader Horne"	Morning Way	Pye	1970	2:46:17 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny & Fotheringay	Gypsy Davey	Fotheringay	Hannibal	1970	2:51:05 (Pop-up)
Shelagh McDonald	Mirage "Mirage" by "Shelagh McDonald"	Album	Polydor	1970	2:55:04 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: John Lee Hooker	Stand By "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker"	I Feel Good	Jewel	1970	2:58:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good afternoon, bonus Doug and all!
	12:01pm redkayak: Happy Labor Day! Glad to see I'm not the only one working today ;)
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Every generation gets the GTDS it deserves. Hello, listener james from westwood! redkayak!
	12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug and all other listeners!
	12:02pm redkayak: @Doug - Ahoy, sir :)
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings to all Andrews in all the lands!
	12:03pm Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug and all!
	🥁 12:03pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hello, Doug and folx!
	🥁 12:04pm Brian in UK: Hello Doug & chums. England just lost the fourth cricket Test match to India.
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Doug and Labor Day vacationers!
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: It's still morning where you are, Gina Bacon! Howdy howdy howdy, Mx. Baba Bee! Brian in UK! Webhamster Hank!
	12:08pm alanr: What day is it? Where am I? Doug? Monday?
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: This sounds pretty hot for a 1925 acoustic record!
	12:08pm Doug Schulkind: I'm as lost as you are, alanr!
	🥁 12:09pm doctorjazz: Hello Drummers!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome, doc!
	🥁 12:11pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): @WHHenry: Hott Hamm!
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry We've got only two speeds on this show, hot and scorching.
	🥁 12:11pm doctorjazz: Love both these tunes!
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: What's all this then?
	12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Just me, going into labor, Jeff Golick.
	🥁 12:13pm doctorjazz: Like the sound of pre-Louis Armstrong big bands.
	12:15pm Doug Schulkind: Doing my first show with a new short-short haircut. Had to readjust my headphones. Me cans kept slippin' off me noggin.
	🥁 12:16pm doctorjazz: Armstrong didn't just change the sound of the bands, singing didn't sound like this after he became the model.
	12:17pm Kris Holmes: Hey everyone. Sounding good!
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: deep breaths, we'll get through this!
	12:17pm melinda: hi all
	12:17pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz The early singers had a hard time adjusting to the new microphones. The still sang with that forced projection.
	12:17pm Doug Schulkind: Zounds! It's Kris Holmes!
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: I spent an insane amount of time yesterday trying to figure out who the hell is actually performing this track. It's actually credited to three different bands on three different labels. The one constant on all three? BANJO BUDDY!
	12:20pm Doug Schulkind: Banjo Buddy = Teddy Gray adp.library.ucsb.edu...
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: Microphones were crooner enablers.
	12:25pm Listening Out There: No holiday for GTDS? Our good fortune….
	12:25pm Doug Schulkind: Crooner Enabler® Bandjo Buddy® We should go into business.
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: @Listening Out There Happy to be "working."
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: Not enough songs about noses.
	🥁 12:33pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Banjo Buddy seems to have been "all arms" with the song titles to his credit!
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Jimmy Durante begs to differ.
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Maybe it's because it so easy to rhyme with "arms."
	12:37pm Doug Schulkind: Once I started looking, it seemed I couldn't swing a cat and not hit a song about arms. (No cats were harmed in the programming of this set.)
	🥁 12:41pm Brian in UK: Silly Willy (snigger, snigger)
	12:41pm Doug Schulkind: Get your mind out of the gutter, Brian in UK.
	12:44pm Doug Schulkind: Actually, I could use someone to clean out my gutters. You available, Brian?
	🥁 12:48pm Brian in UK: Philth is my middle name.
	12:49pm Venus de Milo: Frankly, I find this set offensive.
	12:50pm Gina Bacon: You know I love these sad songs!
	12:51pm Doug Schulkind: @Gina Bacon There are an equal number of "happy" songs mentioning arms. But that's not how I roll.
	12:53pm Gina Bacon: Hahaha! I’m right there with you, Doug!
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: "She bathes herself in whiskey."
	12:57pm Sylvia: Hello Doug and listeners from all over!
	12:58pm Jeff Golick: The eyes have it (#3).
	🥁 12:58pm listener james from westwood: Feet. Gotta be a bunch of foot songs.
	1:02pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, Sylvia. Happy you're here!
	1:03pm Jeff Golick: @ljfw - let's check Rex Ryan's spotify playlists...
	1:03pm Doug Schulkind: Do the eyes have it? Do feet rule the day?
	1:03pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Dragging us all back into the gutter. And by gutter, I mean talk of the NY Jets.
	1:08pm coelacanth∅: greetings Doug and all
	1:09pm Doug Schulkind: Nice to coe you, coelacanth∅!
	🥁 1:14pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): enjoying this set, Doug!
	1:16pm Doug Schulkind: I'm delighted, Mx. Baba Bee! All the music in this set comes courtesy of the generous Peter Doolan and his Thai music sharing blog Monrakplengthai: monrakplengthai.blogspot.com
	🥁 1:17pm Brian in UK: Snappy little set.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: i've dug this set Doug
	🥁 1:18pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Doug, wow, thanks for posting that link. And thanks, Peter, for sharing these sounds!!!!
	1:18pm Doug Schulkind: You don't have to get snappish, Brian in UK!
	1:19pm Doug Schulkind: @Mx. Baba Bee Peter Doolan has been a guest on Gary Sullivan's Bodega Pop program several times. I believe Peter is doing a radio show somewhere in the Pacific Northwest.
	1:21pm Doug Schulkind: An enchanting number from Chatri Sichon. He was besotted by Indian film music when he made this recording. Here is the description of the music provided by Peter Doolan: "Chatri is crazy! He was a luk thung singer from Chon Buri who, at some point in his career, became enamoured with Indian film music, and created this fantastic album, based largely on that sound. Since him there have been several other singers who have developed a penchant for filmi, but at the time Chatri was in a league of his own and his songs have been the backbone of the ลูกทุ่งทำนองอินเดีย (luk thung tham nong India) style. As far as I can tell all these melodies are original (rather than just Indian tunes with Thai lyrics. Please tell me if you know otherwise!) And I'm very curious to learn about the genesis of this album; are the musicians Indian or Thai? Did Chatri go to India to record this, did the musicians come to Thailand? And who is the singer with him? Fascinating!"
	🥁 1:23pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): oooh, I can hear that Indian sound, and if I weren't paying attention, I'd just think it so. The blend is beautiful.
	🥁 1:23pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I'd probably just think, "That singer doesn't sound familiar to me"
	1:33pm Doug Schulkind: @Mx. Baba Bee I live for crazy hybrid sounds like that!
	1:33pm Jeff Moore: Hello, Holiday Bonus Doug!
	1:35pm Doug Schulkind: And you know what Bonus Doug craves? More Jeff Moore!
	1:38pm Jeff Moore: D'oh!
	1:40pm Doug Schulkind: Or, you could clean up my front lawn and be Mower Jeff Moore.
	1:42pm Webhamster Henry: If you want to stay in a Brazilian Mood, the silly rom-com "Secret Diary of an Exchange Student" is out on Netflix, with a small role played by my friend and ex-wife Noa Graham. Hope ya like subtitles, cuz you're gonna read 'em.
	1:44pm Doug Schulkind: May I never leave this Brazilian Mood!
	🥁 1:45pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I'll stay in this mood, please!
	1:50pm Doug Schulkind: Gonna drag this 1960s set into the '70s for our closing number.
	1:55pm Mark Hurst: Doug! In the afternoon! Nice.
	2:00pm headcleaner: Bem notado, Henry
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: Hello there, Mr. Hurst! What do have cooking for this evening's Techtonic?
	2:02pm Doug Schulkind: Hello there, headcleaner! What do you have cooking this evening? I'm hungry.
	2:05pm Jeff Golick: What happens if one runs afoul of the flute by-laws?
	2:07pm Doug Schulkind: OK, Sam Rivers is playing some soprano sax, too. Don't sue me. @Jeff Golick You have to go live with your in-laws.
	2:10pm Doug Schulkind: Sam Rivers now on his third instrument (soprano sax, flute, tenor sax) during this performance.
	2:11pm Mark Hurst: Tonight on Techtonic, the one and only DJ Matt Warwick discusses cryptocurrency with me!
	2:12pm Doug Schulkind: Tales From the Crypt with Mark and Matt!
	2:12pm headcleaner: Feijão com arroz, Doug, and maybe a bit of cassava ... you're more than welcome !
	2:13pm Doug Schulkind: And if you thought I was gonna do a flute set without Yusef, you gotta screw loose!
	🥁 2:13pm doctorjazz: Out biking for a bit (beautiful day, sad to see everyone's ruined stuff piled in front of their houses). Cranford NJ got got really badly. Nice to catch the jazz set...
	2:13pm Mark Hurst: ahh, that shoulda been the episode title
	2:13pm Doug Schulkind: @headcleaner Yum yum yum!
	2:14pm Webhamster Henry: @Doug got any Fula Flute?
	2:14pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz How do you come out of it? Hope you're high and dry.
	2:16pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry Do you music performed by the West African Fula people on their wooden flutes, or do you mean the actual artist who goes by the name Fula Flute?
	2:16pm Gina Bacon: I hope youre place is ok, doctorjazz. So sad to see some of the damage.
	🥁 2:18pm doctorjazz: We did ok, houses on our block did badly. I just biked a nearby park that became a giant lake-it's been drained since, could bike around it, but the houses surrounding it were clobbered. The amount of stuff piled up for pick up was just incredible. Washers, treadmills, just tons of stuff. Sad.
	2:19pm Doug Schulkind: This music was performed live at an exhibition of the work of Henry Ossawa Tanner at the National Collection of Fine Arts (Smithsonian) in Washington, DC. For more information about tanner: americanart.si.edu...
	🥁 2:19pm doctorjazz: (Lots of vinyl in the basement, some was damaged back during Katrina, will way off the floor now. But we didn't flood, thank goodness).
	2:21pm Doug Schulkind: Happy for you and yours, doctorjazz. Sad for the trauma all around you.
	2:23pm Doug Schulkind: I hadn't heard of Henry Ossawa Tanner. (Possibly because he was an under-appreciated African-American fine artist.) Just learned that he was born... in Pittsburgh.
	2:27pm Jeff Golick: What a number this is. Lloyd McNeill, very underrated?
	2:28pm Webhamster Henry: @Doug any Fula will do.
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Yeah. That piece was a revelation. @Webhamster Henry I'd be a fool not to.
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: Get ready for the saddest song every recorded. No, really.
	2:41pm Doug Schulkind: Happy 77th birthday to Anne Briggs (Sept. 29)!
	🥁 2:43pm doctorjazz: The singing, chorus, arrangement on this Briggs is wonderful! (I had some trouble with Lal Waterson's intonation...)
	2:46pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Into the penalty box with you! See you in two minutes. (The Waterson number was a home recording demo. Never officially released. There also happens to be no song more precious to me than it.)
	2:47pm Doug Schulkind: I am now feeling sick for not having added Maddy Prior to this set. I must be punished!
	🥁 2:48pm doctorjazz: Sorry, sensitive to that stuff...I'll take my time in the box. (Had a hard time catching the lyrics, probably makes a big difference)
	2:49pm annie: i heard her, though.. she was not ignored.. thanks for including her voice
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: Hooray! annie's here! Hooray!
	2:50pm annie: yes, listening. i can sense this stuff from miles away..
	2:50pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz No apology necessary, or course. Life is long and we have but two ears. Yours serve you spectacularly well.
	2:54pm annie: this fotheringay.... i still have hard time separating that from the "fodderwing" referenced in "the Yearling"... i just love the old ways of speaking
	🥁 2:54pm doctorjazz: Never any question able Sandy Denny, lovely! Thanks for pinch hitting, Doug!
	2:55pm Doug Schulkind: Sandy Denny was 23 there. Holy wow.
	2:55pm annie: (hi doug)
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: Hello annie! Always happy to look down from the stage and see your face in the candlelight.
	2:57pm Alex In Ilinois: That Song for Thirza really struck me. We recently had to put our dog down.
	2:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Sound collage antics ("All Over the Place"), up next on this Drummer Radio Stream, on Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza. Hello! wfmu.org...
	2:59pm Doug Schulkind: @Alex in Thirza Song makes me weep every damn time. Thirza was actually a human, but the unbearable weight of loss hangs on every word. The loss for the human, and for childhood, and for our own speeding lives.
	2:59pm annie: and yours as well sir douglas
	🥁 2:59pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Doug!!
	🥁 3:00pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): This song has hardwired me to expect Hinky Dinky Time!!!
	3:00pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 3:01pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Thanks, Doug. Another enjoyable journey through many sound times and spaces!
	3:01pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, annie! listener james! Mx. Baba Bee! Jeff Golick! Everylistener!
	3:04pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for the great show!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from September 6, 2021

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