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May 23, 2008 Favoriting
Can any other month be merry?
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Artist Selection Album    (Label / Recording date)
Theme Music:
 Sarah Webster Fabio  		Jujus: Alchemies of the Blues   Favoriting Jujus: Alchemies of the Blues
(Folkways 1976)
ECD  In Tempo   Favoriting Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990)

Jackie Opel 

Shelter in the Storm
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		7"
(Coxsone 1965)
John Holt  Mr. Bojangles   Favoriting The Trojan Story
(Trojan 1973)




Bruce Ruffin  		The Bitterness of Life   Favoriting Scratchy Sounds:
Ska, Dub, Roots & Reggae Nuggets
(Trojan 1970)
Johnny Clarke  Play Fool Fe Get Wise   Favoriting Dreader Dread 1976-1978
(Blood and Fire 1978)
Sugar Minott  Hard Time Pressure   Favoriting Black Roots
(Mango 1979)
Prince Francis  Rock Fort Shock   Favoriting Stuio One: DJ's
(Soul Jazz 1971)

Talkover Music:
 Sabu  		High Tension   Favoriting Sabu in Orbit
(SMC 1960)

Kid Stormy Weather 

Bread and Water Blues
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Deep South Blues Piano
(Document 1935)
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup  That's Why I'm Lonesome   Favoriting



Cool Disposition
(Cat Fish 1947)
Little Milton  I (Who Have Nothing)   Favoriting If Walls Could Talk
(Checker 1968)
Little Aaron  My Baby   Favoriting Down on Broadway and Main:
A Decade of Blues and R&B in St. Louis
(Red Lightnin' late 1950s)
Big Jay McNeel
(Vocals: Haywood "Little Sonny" Warner)  		Psycho Serenade   Favoriting Stompin' 17
(Stompin' 1959)
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown  Taking My Chances   Favoriting Rarities From the Bob Hite Vaults
(Sub Rosa 1951)

Talkover Music:
 Santana  		Samba Pa' Ti   Favoriting Abraxas
(Columbia 1970)

N/A 

Over the Waves
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Sounds of Carnival
(Folkways )
Coney Island Carousel  William Tell Overture, Finale   Favoriting Catch The Brass Ring!
(Mirrosonic )
Carousel at 1964 World's Fair  Una Voce Poco Fa (Rossini)   Favoriting

(click)

(Quote 1964)
F. Lemarque  Manege   Favoriting Play Time (Soundtrack)
(United Artists 1967)

Talkover Music:
 Nicola Conte  		Forma 2000   Favoriting Bossa Per Due
(ESL 2000)

Red Foley 

Never Trust a
Woman
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Hillbilly Fever in the Ozarks
(Bronco Buster 1947)
Shot Jackson & His String Band  I'm Trading You in on a Later Model   Favoriting Rockin' Hillbilly, Volume 8
(Cactus 1952)
Mustard and Gravy  That Ain't in Any Catalog   Favoriting Long Gone Daddy
(Krazy Kat late 1940s)






Glenn
Barber
  		Feeling No Pain   Favoriting Tough Texas
(Collector 1956)
Bobby Lumpkin & the Kapers  Your Conscience   Favoriting The Crazy Alligator
(Collector 1959)
Mister Mack (Mack Stevens)  Ice Cold Water   Favoriting Rebel Rock-a-Billy Rock, Volume 7
(Jim Jam )

Talkover Music:
 Hank Garland  		Sugarfoot Rag   Favoriting Hank Garland and His Sugar Footers
(Bear Family 1950)

David Murray 

Chant Pour Une Nouvelle
Afrique du Sud
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Organic Saxophone
(Palm 1978)
John Lindberg  Punchin Paich Patch   Favoriting Quartet Afterstorm
(Black Saint 1994)
Ab Baars Trio  Aotzi No-Otz   Favoriting Songs
(GeestGronden 2001)
Tony Oxley Sextet  Cadilla   Favoriting




Ichnos
(RCA 1971)
Archie Shepp | Karin Krog  Steam   Favoriting Hi-Fly
(Compendium/Fidardo 1976)

Talkover Music:
 Organic Grooves  		Gold Weave   Favoriting Black Cherry
(Aum Fidelity 2002)

Intombi Zodwa 

Ziyabuya
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Phata Phata: 78 rpm Records From the
Birth of Mbaqanga
(n/a )
Gabriel Sibusi  Call Me Mister   Favoriting Flying Rock: South African Rock 'n' Roll
(Global Village )
Eastern City Seven  Daily Bread   Favoriting Township Swing Jazz Vol. 1
1954-1958
(Harlequin 1957)
Princes Patience (Gcwabe)  Cold and Weary
(title not confirmed)   Favoriting 		n/a
(British Library 1965)




The Blue Notes  		Now   Favoriting Township Bop
(Proper 1964)

Talkover Music:
 Sonny Simmons  		Cosmic Funk   Favoriting Jewels
(Boxholder 1991)

John Fahey 

Steamboat Gwine 'Round
de Bend
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Of Rivers and Religion
(Reprise 1972)
Jesse Winchester  Glory to the Day   Favoriting Third Down, 110 to Go
(Bearsville 1972)
Dorothy Carter  Shirt of Lace   Favoriting



Troubadour
(Celeste 1976)

Closing Theme:
 John Lee Hooker  		Stand By   Favoriting I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971)

Listener comments!

  9:08am Parq:

Does anyone else find that the closing notes of Hatikva never sound quite right without the opening notes of Jujus following them?
  9:14am spaniel:

hello Doug and world. what a glorious AM. enjoying this opening set.

i agree parq, high horn to low bass sounds nice.
  9:26am Listener Dave from NH:

A little dub to get my Friday started? Don't mind if I do.
  9:27am dc pat:

just what I wanted to hear today--caveman reggae
  9:32am Bad Ronald:

Give the summer some!
  9:46am Swami:

Get the blood pumpin'! Thats it. I'm leavin work early!
  9:52am Parq:

Then, Swami, head for the Knitting Fact and dig on Billy, Ken, Clay and the gang. Wish I could, but I'm stuck on a full day today.
  9:54am GUMBY:

Samba Pa' TI - The ability to convey season and nature, breeze and waves through simply vibrating the air. Absolutely awe inspiring.
  10:03am Paul Sherratt:

Caught part of a French tv documentary on the Coney Island finale, the other day. ( Bitter ) sweet.

PS. Here's to the Mammoth Merenghi !
  10:04am Zach in Philly:

"Over the Waves" and "William Tell Overture, Finale" have struck the summer chord in me. Normally, this is a season I dread, but these sounds remind me of what I do in fact dig about the all too warm months.
Parq, right on about the closing and opening tracks! It's a segue supreme.
  10:08am Doug:

I want this Lemarque thing to be playing anytime I'm walking somewhere. Can that be arranged?
  10:09am marionfrenchie:

boy! I want to go downtown right away and hop on one of the wood horses!
  10:09am Paul Sherratt:

Tati lives !
  10:11am dead corporate eyes:

Nice color scheme today. Looks a bit autumnal but well-executed.
  10:19am -Sen:

I'm just enjoying the music, thank you!
  10:28am Zach in Philly:

Wow & Woah Nelly! Bobby Lumpkin & the Kapers have nailed it! Are they from Bakersfield by any chance?
  10:33am frenchee:

wow, very metaphysical this morning, Doug!

But it doesn't necessarily mean you consider your conscience a separate entity--after all, your heart is part of you and plenty of people say, "My heart is bothering me."...
  10:36am Hugo:

Oops, didn't catch the Lemarque. From which part of the movie is it? Well, I'll find out in due course.

Playtime is wonderful (as are the four other Tatis)
  10:39am Doug:

Frenchee,
You make a fine point. I will let my brain know (later, when it wakes up from its nap).
  10:42am GUMBY:

Doug enlightening as always. Never thought about actual people playing at the carousel. It must have been sweltering in wool uniforms, like a battlefield more than a carnival.
  10:43am Paul Sherratt:

Hugo,

Never mind all that stuff in the big galleries and museums.
I've seen Mon. Hulot's tennis racket on display in Bexhill on Sea !

Give The Summer Some ! ( Ronald, B. )

And this fab David Murray has fetched the dog, Jim, in from the garden.
  10:46am Doug Ypsilantis:

Sen is that you old friend?
  10:46am Bog:

Hi Doug,
seem to me there is a "t" in "chant pour une nouvelle afrique du sud" "song for a new south africa"
great tune
greetings from Toulouse ...
  10:51am Doug:

Bog,
I'm sure you are right. I just continued the typo I found here: http://tinyurl.com/46fmub
  11:03am north guinea hills:

wow, i don't think i've heard doug play tony oxley before. i must now have been paying attentions
  11:06am Hugo:

AH, Karin Krog! Very much appreciated (but you knew that)
  11:08am Sean Daily:

Ah, I know the weekend's coming when I hear you, Doug. Very nice.
  11:11am kent goldings:

Hey, is anyone else having trouble with the Windows 20 k stream? Mine has been shutting down repeatedly this morning.

Thanks for all the awesome tunes this morning, Doug. Nothing says summer like free jazz!
  11:12am north guinea hills:

my realplayer stream wasn't working, so i had to use windows media
  11:14am Parq:

Yes, Kent, I'm having the same problem. It's aggravating because I don't even like WMP all that much, but I'm not allowed to install any new audio software on my work puter.
  11:15am Swami:

My connect had been cutting out for milliseconds, but is fine now . . . similar issuewith Windows/Real Player
  11:15am marionfrenchie:

VLC is one the the best ways to go, rarely bugs with steaming, and FREE
  11:16am stev:

The realplayer stream has been working OK for me this morning.
  11:17am marionfrenchie:

ahah, just read over my comment, and realized I spelled streaming into STEAMing. Ain't that soooooooo funny?
Aaha
  11:19am kent goldings:

Thanks guys. Yeah, I have the same issue as some others around here - I'm at work and can only listen to the Windows stream... or should I say steam, marionfrenchie?
  11:19am Paul Sherratt:

marionfrenchie,

No, this morning , it should definitely be ... steaming
  11:22am marionfrenchie:

psheeeeeeeeee tfuuupsheeeeee clac psheeeeeeeeee
steaming it shall be!
  11:24am fishmonkeystew:

A steaming pile of VLC for the win! I too am a fan of VLC for both audio AND video.
  11:32am Parq:

I've been thinking about Audiology for home. Any opinions?
  11:34am Swami:

Audiologists who pay home visits? I have a couple of referals for the Long Island area.
  11:45am north guinea hills:

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh floating down the river on a tortoise listening to fahey, it doesn't get any better...!
  11:49am Hugo:

Ah, Jesse Winchester! Beautiful vibe to those early ones, particularly the first.
  11:53am Madison Listener:

Hey, the most recent song is at the end of the list, but the page refreshes to the top! That's not right.
  12:02pm Ike:

There MUST be some way to hack into work computers that prevent you from installing software on them, and force them to accept VLC or Winamp, or whatever. I hate being treated like a potential terrorist in my workplace. Fortunately they put Winamp on this computer, but I'm still being treated like a risk factor more than a human being, because I can't install FlashMute or other useful programs that would help me do my job more efficiently.
  12:03pm Paul Sherratt:

From: Parq

Does anyone else find that the closing notes of Hatikva never sound quite right without the opening notes of Jujus following them?


Parq, I'm quite sure that I used to !

Doug, that closing Dorothy Carter song definitely fulfils the criteria of " always leave them wanting more "
  12:04pm marionfrenchie:

boy, I'm beating my wfmu record: been listening non-stop for 9 hours! Woow! Friday DJs rocked my day, and it's not even finished yet!
  10:41pm mike tp 15x:

doug really enjoyed last 3 cuts from the show.an endless well of gems. lucky all of us. gary null for pres. if not gary then ralph nader if not them then inna gadda curly joe dorita. good weekend brother
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