WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/04/15

Listener comments!

8:38am annie:

here i is!

8:40am Doug Schulkind:

Ear you are!

8:46am Gary:

Keep it clean, Mr. Schulkind!

8:47am Doug Schulkind:

I've used plenty of SOAP, Gary.

8:49am annie:

i'm out in the kitchen making breakfast, carry on..

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

May I have a biscuit or three, annie?

8:52am annie:

coming right up doug! thanks for favoriting my re-tweet. it gives me street Cred

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

I always forget to do stuff like that, annie. I am not a "comfortable" social mediatator. And also, didn't know that was YOU on the Twitter!

8:56am ausmanx:

yes, better go get a cup of tea before the drumming starts, evening all and a special good evening to fellow editors...

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

Better make my tea iced, ausmanx. It's gonna be a swelterer today.

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8:57am listener james from westwood:

This fellow editor wishes you a fine cuppa, ausmanx! How do, Drummers and other lovers!

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8:58am βrian:

Out of the gate early, Doug? I feel perpetually late.

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hee to you, Listener James! Haw to you, βrian! You're plenty early. Or is that oily?

9:00am KimSorise:

The 8th grade and I are tuned in during our lesson on figurative language. Good Morning!

9:00am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:00am Andrew Waterloo:

good morning

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9:01am listener james from westwood:

@Kim: Writing lessons are 23x more effective with WFMU programming in the background, Global Grease included!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

8th Grade Grease with Kim Sorise!! ( wfmu.org... )

Morning to you ndbob and you, too, Andrew Waterloo!

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9:02am βrian:

And it gives you an erection, it wins the election, and it's only a dollar.

9:03am Lore:

Beautiful gif of Canray & Bois Sec.

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Nothing could Trump that, βrian,

Good welcome, esteemed Lore!

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9:05am βrian:

I like the belly-crawl bass of that bed music.

9:06am Listener Robert:

I think you meant the squirrel scratched his cornea, not retina.

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9:06am βrian:

So much for a rake's progress.

9:07am Mike East:

Good morning, Doug! Got the day off so I can catch the whole show today!

9:07am Listener Robert:

The only way he could scratch his retina is to gouge his eye out.

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9:08am βrian:

Squirrel: "You lookin' at me??"

9:08am Mike East:

a good opportunity to connect my computer to my stereo system which is something I've been meaning to do since we moved in here.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Mike East is here! Mike East is here!

And yer no slouch, neither, Lister Robert. Nice to read ya!

9:12am Jeff g.:

Here.

9:12am Uncle Michael:

Greets and Salutes.

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9:13am βrian:

Is that a samba, Mr. Drummer?

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

And the Deputy Dawgs of the Drummer Stream are here, Jeff G and Uncle Michael! Woof woof!

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9:13am listener james from westwood:

By coincidence, the first trade volume of The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl comic has just come out: static.comicvine.com...

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Ka-Pow!!!

9:15am Uncle Michael:

Biff!

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9:15am βrian:

I always carry a few nuts in my satchel.

9:16am Mr C:

Good morning to the under assistant, East Coast drummer man: Doug Schulkind. A new day begins.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Rise and shine, Mr C! Well, rise at least.

9:18am annie:

fresh hot biscuits! come 'n' get 'em!

9:19am mauri:

saunas on. come to sweat and swim.

9:20am ausmanx:

and as we all settle in to enjoy the musics of various developing countries over the next few hours (and annie's biscuits), we could all spare a moment to reflect on DOING SOMETHING FOR THE FUCKING REFUGEES, esp since we've created most of them...

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, mauri!

Hey if anyone finds the music getting to hot, just whisper "All my relatives" and quietly step out of the sweat lodge.

9:22am Uncle Michael:

What's the most effective NGO for refugee assistance?

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

What, ausmanx, you mean staring at photos on Facebook isn't doing "enough"?

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9:26am duke:

Good Morning Drummers

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

Putcher dukes up!

9:28am doca:

hey, Doug! I enjoying the funku Brazilian mood today

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, doca! Get ready for some pronunciation butchery!

9:30am doca:

It compensates for my typing errors.

9:31am Alex In Illinois:

This Espião reminds me of Chico Science & Nação Zumbi. Anyone remember them?

9:32am Gary:

Awesome hip hop

9:32am Listener Robert:

I'm now on the drug Eliquis, to prevent possible thromboembolic disease from the paroxysms I've had lately of atrial fibrillation. But whenever I try to remember the name Eliquis, instead I think Esquivel. Got any Esquivel?

9:33am doca:

@Alex: it also reminds me of Chico Science, but it also represents some trends on Brazilian rap nowadays, of mixing Brazilian music with rapping

BTW, @Doug, this song is about people being nosey about the singer's life and asking how he manages to do his things and whether he was not supposed to be doing something else. Then it urges people to stick with what's proper to them

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9:36am βrian:

Cow bell?

9:36am Gary:

Yay Madrotter!

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Henk's Madrotter-Treasure-Hunt is here: madrotter-treasure-hunt.blogspot.com

Any hear the familiar film theme at the beginning of this?!?

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9:39am βrian:

Recipes? I just found a beautiful puffball growing at the edge our lawn. I lightly browned slabs in fancy butter with fresh thyme and sea salt. Yum.

9:41am ausmanx:

uncle michael, seems to me so many NGOs are problematic these days, just channelling taxpayer money to private companies, it's pretty difficult. i still tend to think MSF are about as good as it gets, and they're frenetic in refugee camps in various locations right now, doing great work...

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

@doca
Thanks for the details!!

@Alex in Illinois
Chico Science is the best Science!

@Listener Robert
As your Groove doctor, I will be happy to proscribe 500mg of Esquivel three times a day, with meals.

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Isthmus puff balls are the best puff balls.

9:47am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! happy feet!

9:47am Gary:

This is out of control one of the greatest things I've ever heard

9:47am Uncle Michael:

I'm (not) hearing a few dropouts. Me...or anyone else?

9:47am coelacanth:

good morning Doug and Drummers

9:48am coelacanth:

here as well,UM.

9:48am ndbob:

same here UM

9:48am βrian:

UM: You mean Governor Walker?

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Those dropouts are on the original source material, Uncle Michael. You are not hearing things. Well, you ARE hearing things.

Hey guess who showed up: LEAF-BLOWER GUY!

Greetings, coelacanth!

9:49am KimSorise:

Yes, UM

9:49am Gary:

@UM, hearing it, too; could be the recording quality or state of the tape

9:50am Uncle Michael:

As a fellow college dropout...I'm formally declaring my campaign for the Koch party nomination.

9:51am Uncle Michael:

Leaf Blower Guy is a member of the LBG community.

9:51am βrian:

UM: We'll need to see your anti-education creds first.

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

All of these Indonesian tracks are from well-worn cassettes.

9:52am Uncle Michael:

Can't I just burn some books or something?

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9:53am βrian:

Shall we pitch in to buy Leaf Blower Guy a leaf rake?

9:56am ausmanx:

hasn't everyone got rid of all their books already? they're a bit 20th century, no?

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9:59am bobdc:

Whatever "Kembang Boled" means, it sure gets a lot of cool hits on YouTube.

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10:00am listener james from westwood:

When everyone's getting rid of books, the most subversive thing to own is a dead-tree edition of a book.

10:01am Mr C:

You mean the 20th century is over??

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10:02am bobdc:

This Indonesian set is amazing.

10:03am still b/p:

Got music to drown out my near-fury? This is helping so far. By my own unwitting deleting action yesterday, I lost all my email from the PAST YEAR! ..all of it. A huge amount of important and varied info and contacts. I'm -- ahem -- very angry with my provider's tech support regarding information they did not explain to me. I've been howling like a leaf-blower.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I proudly and defiantly still rake.

@bobdc
Are you being boled over?

@Listener James
Yes. Subversive is the right word.

@Mr C
So over.

@bobdc
This Hendarso cut especially!

@still b/p
Nightmare. So sorry.

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10:07am Artie Haywire:

They called that squirrel "Dead-Eye", and she was no puff ball.

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10:07am listener james from westwood:

It made me an offer I couldn't refuse!

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10:09am listener james from westwood:

@still b/p: Utterly horrifying; my sympathies. Had a whole disk drive die on me back in 2013, along with its computer, when the latter caught fire. Neatly summed up that shitshow of a year.

10:13am lucyinbrooklyn:

Morning! First coolish breeze in Brooklyn welcoming in Friday morning with Doug.

10:14am Hugo:

Nice comp, that one, but I always wondered about the title.

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Artie is at the Party!

Warmest welcomes (with a nice cool beverage) lucyinbrooklyn!

Speaking of Norway, our Bergen correspondent Hugo is here!

10:16am Webhamster Henry:

Doug, you should check out the Jazz oeuvre of Mika Pohjola, a Swedephone Finn living in NYC.

10:16am βrian:

Norway? I hope he's not pining.

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
I replaced the comp title with the original album title for that track. What is the translation of " Det Va Du, Å Det Va Je"?

@Webhamster Henry
I will. Thanks for the tip!

10:17am holland oats:

dig those hypno jams

10:17am Webhamster Henry:

Hi Hugo, I lived in Oslo, summer of '76. Great way to avoid the Bicentenniel!

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Bobby Wellins playing moody and glorious tenor sax here with Stan Tracey.

@holland oats
And our hypno jams have actual chunks of real hypno in them!

10:21am thedunkel:

Sounding great this morning, Mr. drummer!

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

Thankyou thankyou, thedunkel!

10:22am holland oats:

i'm always a smucker for a good hypno jam

10:22am Webhamster Henry:

I missed the start of the show -did you tell the listeners and commenterati about the new GTDR offerings coming up next week?

10:24am Mr C:

Stan Tracey ! lovely to hear

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
I did, but I will again!!!

New shows on the Drummer Stream:
Mondays 5-7pm
PLAY VERTIGO WITH MAYUKO wfmu.org...
Mondays 7-9pm
GLOBAL GREASE WITH KIM SORISE wfmu.org...

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

And ANOTHER new show will be joining the stream on Monday nights, 9-midnight, in a few weeks!!

10:28am Flash Strap:

WHAAAAT

10:28am Mike East:

ok, I lied, I won't be here for the whole show...time to take my girls to the library/park. Great morning, Doug. See y'all later.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for hanging out, Daddy East!

How-Dee, Flash Strap!

10:29am Hugo:

@Doug: Translated: Oh it was you, oh it was me.

10:29am Webhamster Henry:

Imagine if GTDR went terrestrial! I have a little transmitter, but it barely goes 20 feet.

10:31am Flash Strap:

what's the new show?

10:31am Webhamster Henry:

Is this "Being Alive" show going to pay tribute to the late Dean Jones by playing selections from the COMPANY original cast recording?

10:32am Jeff g.:

This set has been glorious.

10:32am ausmanx:

i've always been puzzled as to why Mr Hyder isn't better known. i suppose he comes from a culture which is not exactly bursting with jazz practitioners...

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Hugo!

@Flash Strap
The newest of the new shows hasn't been officially unveiled yet. I like to wait to confirm that the connection and everything is up and running before introducing it to the world. But I understand, you are a natural Explorer.

@Webhamster Henry
Yes indeed.

10:33am Flash Strap:

Indeed, but I can wait

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

@ausmanx
I once included a Ken Hyder record in a Favorites of the Year list (here: wfmu.org... ) and he sent me the nicest note.

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Pretty much any Albert Ayler cut would've gone perfectly in this sequence. Oh well. Too late now.

10:36am ausmanx:

that Glenisla record is one of my favourite things, ever

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, ausmanx. Yes.

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10:46am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug, here is just in time for His Aaroness.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Any relation to the Baroness, Brian in UK?

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10:52am Brian in UK:

Would that be the Ted of Barron?

10:53am Flash Strap:

diggin this set !

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10:53am Brian in UK:

Is it an hour later than it seems, judging by the music.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Flash Strap
Keep shoveling!

@Brian in UK
Yup, have something special planned for the final set today.

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10:56am listener james from westwood:

@Brian in UK, was thinking the same thing re: this lovely set!

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

I guess I've gotten a little predictable with my soul closer. It's good to mix things up a bit.

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10:58am duke:

Wishful Thinking is lovely

10:58am Mr C:

I thought I lost an hour Doug?!?

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10:59am Brian in UK:

Not at all Doug. Time slipped away this PM so I had to look at the clock. It was one of Mr Dali's so reading it was touch and go.

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11:00am Brian in UK:

It is the quality that counts. Now what is quality? Ask Robert Persig.

11:01am Mr C:

Saving that last half hour for a brief Albert Ayler reflection, no doubt..

11:02am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
It's a cover of Wynn Stewart's country pop number!

@Mr C
That thought has me drooling. But no.

11:04am Carmichael:

Aloha Amigos. That is Bois Sec Ardoin on the right?

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11:05am duke:

The soul segment is my favorite part of the show, except for the other parts.

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, Carmichael. With Canray Fontenot. Hello!

11:08am Jeff Golick:

It's like having a bonus hour of GTDS!

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

Bonus our!

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11:11am bobdc:

Dr. Nico prescribes: African tumbao!

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11:12am Brian in UK:

Love the way those singers can undulate.

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11:14am βrian:

It's amazing to think there's another state that's on par with Wisconsin for sheer wingnuttery.

11:15am Charlie:

bonus oar?

11:15am hyde:

woo hoo, it's a rare treat (for me), 45 live minutes of the Drummer Some

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

Keep rowing, Cholly!

Having YOU live is a treat, hyde!

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11:18am Brian in UK:

Doug, is this Nigerian, he guessed?

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in Uk
Yes indeed. Singing in Yoruba, I believe.

11:20am hyde:

and if there was still a country set coming, that would mean this will surely be the greatest long weekend in human history

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

@hyde
If that's all it takes, I would derelict in my duties not to spin one.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of derelicts...

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
The utterly fabulous Uncle Michael is up next on the Drummer Stream with Hinky Dinky Time. Miss it and you'll be kicking yourself forever. Or at least until you catch it in the archives.

Uncle Michael's playlist: wfmu.org...

11:25am hyde:

@doug you're the greatest. i also just noticed that there's a new post up at Monrakplengthai. i'm not at all sure that i can take this much happiness.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Pace yourself, hyde! I've grabbed but not yet listened to the latest Monrakplengthai offering.

Here it is, y'all: monrakplengthai.blogspot.com...

11:32am Gaylord Fields:

@Doug Schulkind: With this stream's expanded schedule of freeform superstars, it's more like Give The Drummer Too Much! It's an embarrassment of musical riches!

11:34am hyde:

@Gaylord Fields what we really need Doug to do is expand the number of hours in the day so we have time to listen to all this stuff

11:35am Jeff Golick:

I would sign up for that email, @hyde.

11:35am Webhamster Henry:

GTDR is also geographically diverse .. it's like telecommuting radio. It'd be great to add some physically resident Africans, Slavs, or South Asians on the stream!

11:37am casequarter:

GTDR = Radio Free Doug

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11:38am Brian in UK:

With all due respect this is all well and good for us listeners but Doug needs a fuckin' decent job. Someone.

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Gaylord Fields
In terms of embarrassment of riches: Takes one to know one.

11:38am Webhamster Henry:

Ah, the Nina Simone requirement has been fulfilled. And with Brel, too.

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11:39am Brian in UK:

This is the damnest record as it includes Everyones Gone to the Moon.

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11:39am listener james from westwood:

Never heard Nina like this before!

11:39am Dean:

I want to hear Nina Simone sing Brel duets with Theo Bleckmann.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

@Webham Hen
Yes, this is a Brel cover indeed!

11:40am Uncle Michael:

The next room:

wfmu.org...

Join me?

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
I am running maybe 2-3 minutes over. I will self-flog.

11:41am chromaphone:

I put this cd in my car this morning!

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11:42am βrian:

Spruce boughs are de rigueur, Doug.

11:43am Gaylord Fields:

@Brian in UK: Yes, on one hand, there's the idle rich; and, conversely, there's Doug. Yet sometimes I almost wish I didn't have a job, so I could listen to GTDR, Ichiban, and the broadcast signal on constant rotation.

11:43am Gaylord Fields:

Clint talks to the trees, and a chair made out of those trees.

11:44am Uncle Michael:

Clint's got nothing on Dick Smothers.

11:44am Flash Strap:

I used to watch this flick with my dad. When this scene would start up, he'd always yell at the screen, "No Clint! Don't do it!"

11:44am Webhamster Henry:

@Gaylord That explains a LOT!

I'm actually thinking of writing something that builds my own WFMU out of carefully timed live shows, archives and favorited tunes to fill in the blank spots.

11:45am still b/p:

Oh-oh...last time I heard Clint doing this, it got stuck in my head for plenty long time.

11:45am hyde:

this is amazing. is that toots thielmans on harp?

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

@hyde
I doubt it. Just some studio hire I'd bet.

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11:46am bobdc:

Doug, I believe you wanted to be notified of typos--Armtstrong is a typo.

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11:46am βrian:

"Peace on oith."

11:47am Gaylord Fields:

@Webhamster Henry: If you do, please share it with the rest of us!

11:47am Listener Gregory:

Tell me this record (Louis Armstrong singing Pharaoh Sanders) actually exists, and I'm not just hallucinating again.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

@Gaylord
I was pleased to make that connection a few years back!

@bobdc
THANK you!

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11:47am Brian in UK:

Thanks Doug.

11:48am Flash Strap:

This is insane. I second Gregory's need for assurance

11:48am ndbob:

wow never knew Louis recorded this

11:49am hyde:

@Doug yeah, i imagine you're right. this Armstrong is amazing too, though. (this Pharaoh Sanders tune was a high school fave). Thanks for the show!

11:49am Gaylord Fields:

My stars, this is perfect! I thought I knew about this song's existence, but this is a revelation!

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@ndbob
His last-ever recording session in May 1970.

11:50am Flash Strap:

Wow, wow, wow. I can't believe I never knew any of this

11:51am Flash Strap:

I'm weepin' at the beauty of it

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

I heard this song on the radio maybe 35 years ago. It was on Washington's then-great WPFW. I nearly drove off the road. I missed the DJ back announcing it, so I wasn't 100% sure I heard what I thought I heard: Louis Armstrong singing with Leon Thomas. I spent years getting "you are a fool" looks from clerks in record store jazz departments when I asked about it. When I finally found it, it exceeded the engorged expectations I had for it. Amazing.

11:53am coelacanth:

oh my that Louis Armstrong track was EXTRAORDINARY!!

11:53am Mr C:

Billy Stewart was a complete original..Chess band/arrangers were perfect complements...I saw him performm in Phila shortly before his horrible accident in NC.

11:54am coelacanth:

(okay- everyone's said that already.)

11:54am Flash Strap:

Thanks for playing that Doug

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

On this same Louis Armstrong recording, he covers "Everybody's Talkin'," "We Shall Overcome," "His Father Wore Long Hair," "This Black Cat Has 9 Lives," "Give Peace a Chance."

And speaking of weeping, get out your hankies for our next and final selection...

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Oh wow, Mr C. I simply adore Mr. Stewart.

11:56am Alex In Illinois:

There is a recording that is allegedly of Louis Armstrong setting a tempo by saying: "Not too slow, not too fast, just kind of half-assed". It is on an old Kermit Schaefer Bloopers record. Apparently, that actually did NOT happen, but was actually a hoax with someone imitating Louis Armstrong.

11:57am Gaylord Fields:

When I tune in to shows like Doug's, I listen intently, take note of things — and brazenly steal!

11:58am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

Gaylord, when my show naps, it daydreams of being your show.

11:59am coelacanth:

Thanks Doug!
later on folks!

11:59am Webhamster Henry:

www.youtube.com...

11:59am Gaylord Fields:

Aw, go on!

11:59am Dean:

I *so* want to dislike Sondheim, but no matter how hard I try... He learned well at the feet of Bernstein.

11:59am Jeff:

Goodbye, Dean Jones. You weren't just that Disney guy.

12:00pm Flash Strap:

What a doozy of a finale

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

I am a card-carrying lover of Sondheim. A whole deck of cards.

12:00pm Gaylord Fields:

Sondheim changed Broadway for the better. He's a goddamn hero.

12:01pm jessie:

And hearing Elaine Stritch in the scrum . . . well . . .

12:02pm Uncle Michael:

Great close, Doug...thanks!

12:02pm Webhamster Henry:

Nina Simone should have covered this .. but she did do: www.youtube.com...

12:02pm Jeff:

(And let's raise another glass to Elaine Stritch! Even though she was off the sauce in her later years, and needed to be.)

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

And he always hated this song. Thought it took the easy way out, ending Company on a too-positive note.

@Jessie
Yes!

12:02pm Listener Gregory:

Hard to believe this guy (Jones) starred in the Disney movies I saw in childhood, like That Darn Cat!

12:02pm Alex In Illinois:

Anyone else listening on headphones? The use of stereo to give the illusion of location is very well done. Great recording engineer.

Nothing wrong with learning from Bernstein.

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12:02pm bobdc:

My homework from this class will be Docteur Nico and madrotter-treasure-hunt.

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12:03pm duke:

Thanks Doug

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12:03pm listener james from westwood:

What an ending! Thanks, Doug, for the beginning, ending, and all in between!

12:03pm Webhamster Henry:

Pennebaker's documentary on the recording of the Company OST is really great.

12:03pm Flash Strap:

great show
thanks for the glory

12:03pm still b/p:

I thought that was Stritch, and in confirming it I learned Anthony Perkins started rehearsing for the Jones lead but left to direct something.

12:03pm thedunkel:

thank you Mr. drummer. Have a great weekend!

12:04pm Jeff:

I'm still glad they replaced "Happily Ever After" with "Being Alive".

Guess I'm just a softie who craves hope.

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12:04pm Artie Haywire:

Thanks, Doug!!

12:05pm Webhamster Henry:

See ya next week, and do no day labor on Labor Day!

12:06pm Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff
Me too! Me too!

Thanks everyone. You dolls and guys are the best!

12:07pm Jeff Golick:

Bee-yoo-tee-full.

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)

Arnaldo Antunes, Edgard Scandurra & Toumani Diabaté	Coração De Mãe	A Curva Da Cintura (Mais Um Discos 2012)
Olodum	Olodum O Alicerce Negro	Do Nordeste do Saara ao Nordeste Brasileiro (Continental 1989)
Renata Rosa	Laranjeira	Mais Um Discos Presents Mangue-Folk (Mais Um Discos 2012)
Metá Metá	Alakorô	MetaL MetaL (Goma Gringa 2014)
Cassiano	Central Do Brasil	b/w Onda (Polydor 1976)
Espião	Cada Um, Cada Um	Daora: Underground Sounds of Urban Brasil - Hip-Hop, Beats, Afro & Dub (Mais Um Discos )

Tatty Hartaty	Mitra	Cahya Cumirat (Dian )
Aan Darwati	Sanga Gancang	Dahlia Bungur (Dian )
Nining Yuningsih & Uun Unengsih	Bangbun Hideung	Kembang Boled (Ratna )
Calung Rumiang Group '84	Riweuh	Apal Meureun
Hendarso	Sura Boma	Nyinting

Anne Karin Tønset & Harald Gundhus	Hallingen åt'n Nystuen	Å Det Va Du, Å Det Va Je (Philips 1976)
Michael Garrick Sextet w/Norma Winstone	Temple Dancer	The Heart Is a Lotus (Argo 1970)
Stan Tracey	Starless and Bible Black	Jazz Suite (Inspired by Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood) (Columbia 1965)
Yusef Lateef	Raisins and Almonds	Jazz 'Round the World (Impulse! 1963)
Ken Hyder's Talisker	See You at the Mission, Eh, If It's No' Full	Land of Stone (Japo 1977)
Colin Wilkie, Shirley Hart, Albert Mangelsdorff, Joki Freund	Icy Acres	Wild Goose (MPS 1969)

Aaron Neville	You Can Give, But You Can't Take	b/w Where Is My Baby (Bell 1968)
The Other Brothers	It's Been a Long TIme Baby	b/w Hole in the Wall (Modern 1967)
Cornell Gunter & the Cornells	Wishful Thinking	b/w If I Had the Key to Your Heart (Challenge 1965)
Willie Kendrick	Time Changes Things	b/w The Cavaliers: We Go Together (Pied Piper 1967)
Charles Drain	Here I Am	b/w She's Gone (Checker 1967)
125th Street Candy Store	The Tables Have Turned	b/w Strange Sensation (Uptite 1968)
The Twentie Grans	Guilty	b/w Giving Up Your Love Is Like (Giving Up the World) (Columbia 1967)
Al Greene & the Soul Brothers	Back Up Train	Back Up Train (Hot Line Music 1968)

Docteur Nico & Orchestre African Fiesta	Mwamba Wa Mamu	L'Afrique Danse, No. 8 ( 1969)
Les Bantous de la Capitale	En Diable Merenege	Hommage a Mujos (Pathé Marconi 1964)
Awutolo & Fada	Anyi Ga Ejeikwa Umuler?	Ogene Nkpakija Enugwu Ukwu (Super (N) Hits 2000)
Edzayawa	Amanehun	Projection One (EMI/Soundway 1973)

Nina Simone	The Desperate Ones	Nina and Piano! (RCA 1969)
Ted Hawkins	There Stands the Glass	The Next Hundred Years (DGC 1994)
Clint Eastwood	I Talk to the Trees	Paint Your Wagon (soundtrack) (Paramount 1969)
Louis Armstrong	The Creator Has A Master Plan (Peace)	Louis Armstrong & His Friends (RCA France 1970)
Billy Stewart	Golly Golly Gee	Hits & Rarities (Marginal )
Timi Yuro	Hey Girl (Hey Boy)	Something Bad on My Mind (Liberty 1968)
Dean Jones	Being Alive	Company (Original Broadway Cast) (Columbia 1970)

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