WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 01/08/16

Listener comments!

Doug, if you hear any swearing, it's me doing my fourth-quarter taxes. This Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band cut is easing the pain though.

8:37am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe you should perpetrate an armed takeover of a New Jersey wildlife preserve, James.

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8:38am listener james from westwood:

The Greenbrook Sanctuary over in Tenafly has wild turkeys, which would at least give us the same demographics as that group in Oregon!

8:39am Doug Schulkind:

Or maybe just pour yourself a couple of Wild Turkeys, e-file that quarterly and call it a day.

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8:40am listener james from westwood:

The pause that refreshes (the federal coffers).

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of the paws that refreshes, go here: wfmu.org...

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8:53am listener james from westwood:

Play him off, Keyboard Cat!

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug, James. everyone!

8:59am annie:

welly welly welly! y'all are already gathered in his name!

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8:59am duke:

Hi Doug, LJFW, and all.

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hi, ndbob! Ho, duke!

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9:01am doctorjazz:

Hey all, good morning!

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Irony: I'm going to make YOU say ahh, doctorjazz.

9:03am mauri:

hiya all.

9:03am Pacific Pete:

G'day

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

goodwelcomemauri!

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Could you be more specific, Pete?

9:05am Pacific Pete:

Nope. Too psleepy.

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9:06am listener james from westwood:

How do, all!! Hoping everyone else's Friday isn't quite literally as taxing!

9:08am Listener Robert:

The mention of Squirrel Hill always reminds me of good times because that's where Uncle Eddie & Aunt Sadie lived when I was little, & for a good number of years afterward before he retired to Mia. B.

9:10am ndbob:

ah good one Doug - wonder if Elvis ever heard it - can't remember what "Eighth of January" commemorates

9:11am Listener Robert:

Best not to be too specific as to where your studio is, though, lest you attract such local threats as those that caused Art Bell to leave his program a mo. ago.

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9:11am listener james from westwood:

Could this ongoing fiddle hoedown be why I just used the word "Revenooers" in a tweet? Only my auditing agent will know for sure.

9:11am Pacific Pete:

Happy B'day Elvis.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Robert
I won't cut and run like Art Bell. Or like Uncle Eddie and Aunt Sadie.

@ndbob
It commemorates the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812. The battle began on January 8, 1814.

9:13am mauri:

www.thepoke.co.uk...

9:14am ndbob:

ah ty Doug

9:14am Lore:

Sid Hemphill is in the upper tier of musicians who I wish I could've heard in person / met. Thanks for playing him.

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

You and me both, Brother Lore!

9:15am ndbob:

@Doug and exactly 121 years later...

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Hoped to find Hemphill playing this on quills, but no luck.

9:18am annie:

so, i AM here, but i'm making breakfast..

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Just some Muesli with grapefruit slices for me, Annie!

9:20am ndbob:

Hi Annie!

9:22am ndbob:

I remember during the Falklands War a friend and I were watching TV with the sound off and listening to music - this song came on during the war story - fit well

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9:22am Brian in UK:

Hello Boss.
Last time I saw Aaron Neville he did that hand jive with his brothers, cracked me up seeing a big fella like him with face scars tickling hands.

9:23am northguineahills:

Doug, ever since you played "Santa Claus is a Black Man", I've been singing it at home, since it's so damn catchy (I was alone for three weeks at home). However, in the last week, once my wife came home, I've been absent-mindedly subsituting random names/words in for Santa Claus, including my wife's. She thought it was cute at first, now, not so much....

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Yo yo yo, Brian in UK and oy oy oy, northguineahills!

9:25am Sarah N:

Happy Birthday Elvis!

9:25am Pacific Pete:

1815...not 14

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9:26am doctorjazz:

I'm going to say "Ahhhh..."
I'm loving the background music, Steve Bernstein (couild be louder, though...)

9:26am lucyinbrooklyn:

Best of mornings to you, Douginpa! Here you are again, making it a better morning in Brooklyn...

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9:26am Brian in UK:

@Sarah is that Elvis Blenkinsop?

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9:29am doctorjazz:

And another "ahhh..." on hearing the Roy Brooks piano opening...

9:30am Uncle Michael:

Good morning. The palm tickling is creepy!

9:30am Sarah N:

@Brian - that's the fellow - from Watford originally, I believe...

9:30am annie:

i mean, really.... ivories tickled.. consider me thrilled

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

Wrong date, quiet background music — I'm falling apart!

Hellos, Sarah N! and lucyinbrooklynwhohadvietnamesedinnerwithjessielastnight!

And I bow low, to you, Uncle Maestro.

9:31am Mayuko:

Good morning all! (Also thank you Doug & Uncle Michael re: the description!)

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Mayuko!

9:33am mauri:

it's damn cold but I feel summer.

9:36am Mr C:

Who's Making Love to your old lady, while you're out listening to Give the Drummer Some!

9:37am Hugo:

Nothing less than artistic truth wil do!

9:38am Uncle Michael:

That looks great on your playlists, Mayuko.

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

We try to avoid artistic truthaches on Give the Drummer Some.

Good morning, Mr C and Hugo!

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9:39am Brian in UK:

Is it a Tenon saw?

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

You pulled a tendon on that comment, Brian in UK!

9:46am Stanley:

Hi Doug.
God and Adam are so cool.

9:48am Jeff Golick:

Hallo, Doug and all DrumSomes!
Your gifimage today reminds me of this recent NYE image, which has been meme'd to death: i.dailymail.co.uk...

9:49am northguineahills:

Not sure how I missed that Amps for Christ album, damn!

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9:49am βrian:

How do you all get up so early?

9:51am AndrewC.:

We live in Europe

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9:51am βrian:

And what about the Chinese Fire Drill? What was that?

9:52am Uncle Michael:

Wikipedia:

"The exact origins of the term are unknown, but it is believed to have reflected an early 20th-century perception that Chinese immigrants did the menial labor they were consigned to with a bare minimum of adequacy, and were content with minimal reward for it."

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9:52am Brian in UK:

The Chinese Fire Drill is used to construct a dragon lair.

9:54am Mayuko:

This Yemen stuff so good!

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Stanley! Jeff Golick! βrian! AndrewC!

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Yummin'!

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9:55am Brian in UK:

Stanley, you would be cool with no clothes on. Oh sorry I forgot.

9:55am Uncle Michael:

"Chinese home runs" weren't foul balls, btw. They were homers that barely cleared the fence.

9:55am Stanley:

Qat and coffee. Now you're talking (and talking and talking)

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9:56am βrian:

I hear they have good Salmon fishing in Yemen...

9:56am Alex In Illinois:

Hi,
I was listening on the smartphone in the car in traffic during the 8th of January set, but did not get to a computer until now.

Things about the war of 1812:
The war was already officially over before the Battle of New Orleans (and battle of Pensacola) were fought, but word had not made it to all troops and ships involved.

Neither side declared victory for the war. It was settled diplomatically, and considered a stalemate.

It was the last war in which the British and US fought on opposite sides.

The US and Great Britain have been at peace with each other for over 200 years.

By the end of the 19th century the US and Great Britain were collaborating on connecting to each other with transatlantic cables.

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Professor Alex in Illinois!

9:59am Stanley:

@Brian - I'd be freezing.

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9:59am βrian:

Transatlantic cables? What a funicular that would make!

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

Aparently, "The Eighth of January" was originally called "Jackson's Victory" named for Andrew Jackson. (Do I get extra credit?!)

10:04am Mr C:

Otis Redding's epochal "Dock of the Bay" was released an Jan.8, 1968. btw

10:05am Alex In Illinois:

Yes you do Doug!

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10:06am Brian in UK:

Traces of Omar Souliman here.

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

You get extra extra credit, Mr C.

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

We got us some funiculars in Pittsburgh, βrian.

@Brian in UK
I love Sam & Dave's "I'm a Souliman."

10:07am northguineahills:

Man, this dabke is amazing, so this is where the Souleyman sound comes from!

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10:09am Brian in UK:

The Wedding Singer (for a small fee)

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10:09am Brian in UK:

Omar he's making eyes at me.

10:11am Hugo:

Rocking the casbah?

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10:11am Brian in UK:

Walking round the garden like a teddy bear,
One step, two step and tickle him under there.

That's what the Graphics Interchange Format reminds me of.

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

You must've had an "interesting" childhood, Brian in UK.

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

Was that a request for The Clash, Hugo?

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10:15am Brian in UK:

Hey Hugo we are coming your way at the end of February. Going to Tromsø to try and spot some Northern Lights.

Doug of the Philip Larkin skool.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

From Wikipedia:

Najat Aâtabou was born into a lower-class family, with five brothers and four sisters. She dreamed of becoming a lawyer, but her life would take a different direction. Singing was her favorite thing to do and she would walk to school every morning singing songs. When she reached the age of thirteen, she would sneak out of her bedroom window and sing at local weddings and school parties for money. At one of these parties, a guest recorded her voice with a tape recorder. The tape was sold illegally throughout Morocco and the song "J'en ai marre" ("I've had enough of it") became especially popular. Her family soon found out about her singing and did not accept her choice of vocation. HER BROTHERS THREATENED TO KILL HER IF SHE CONTINUED. She was afraid and decided to run away from home. She fled to the local music shop, that being her first choice because "they played music there", as she later said. That very day a coincidence happened. A famous Moroccan music producer Mustapha El Mils walked into the shop, looking for Najat Aâtabou after he had heard the song "J'en ai marre". He asked for her trust and to join him in Casablanca. Having no choice, she left for Casablanca, where she would stay for three years, living with the mother of the music producer. After these three years, her family found her and they made up. [emphasis added]

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10:18am βrian:

You Gogol!

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10:19am listener james from westwood:

Loved loved loved that set, and excellent call on the follow-up bed music!

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10:20am Brian in UK:

Agreed james.

10:20am Hugo:

Good to hear, Brian. This is the right time of the year for doing that. I was in Tromsø back in August last year, but winter's better for northern lights spotting.

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10:21am Artie Haywire:

Yes, yes and yes.

10:23am Uncle Michael:

What level of hubris is contained in the concept that in order to be imperfect, one must act imperfectly, with intention?

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

Hubris or humility? We report, you decide.

10:24am Jeff Golick:

Much better than inneroids, or so I'm told.

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10:25am Brian in UK:

Doug, I had a Gasper Lawal album 'Ajomase' and there was a telephone ringing on one track. Everytime I played it and the ringing started it caught me out without fail.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

When you listen to "out" music on your stereo with hemorrhoids, you get...

10:26am Flash Strap:

good morning zoo crew

10:26am Doug Schulkind:

I have that Gaspar Lawal album, Brian in UK. I was calling and calling to tell you, but you never picked up!

10:26am Uncle Michael:

Hubris. I submit that the intentionally missed knot in a Persian rug is spit in Allah's eye.

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10:27am Brian in UK:

Stand up those who have had a stapled hemorrhoidectomy. Now sit down.

10:28am Uncle Michael:

...gently.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Flash Strap!

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10:29am Artie Haywire:

@Doug: ...the rocky outer asteroid belt of Uranus.

10:29am Listener Robert:

Mother had the music album of West Side Story. She liked bossa nova. But never did I ever think I'd here a bossa nova version of Krupke or any other piece from West Side Story!

10:30am Doug Schulkind:

Hear it here, Listener Robert (and mom)!

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10:30am βrian:

The missed knot is an overflow gap. For what, I don't know.

10:31am Flash Strap:

wow this is a trip

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10:31am listener james from westwood:

Many of friends in high school were in the senior year production of "WSS." Other folks always assumed I was, too. I tell them as I tell you, I am born audience material.

10:32am Listener Gregory:

I think that Officer Krupke arrangement split my brain in two.

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10:32am Artie Haywire:

Waiting expectantly for the Threadgill/WSQ take of Mame.

10:33am Listener Robert:

Darn, I've noticdd homophones creep into my keyboard language in recent yrs., and that here/hear's an example. It's like my fingers touch-type what they hear here, no pesky brain to get involved w spelling.

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10:33am Brian in UK:

Brotzmann on Edelwiess.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener James
Star audience material.

@Listener Gregory
I am searching furiously for a brain-reattaching track. Hang on!

10:33am Uncle Michael:

Albert Ayler's version of "Honey Bun" from South Pacific?

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

I did NOT steal this Elton Dean track from Hugo's record collection. I swear!

10:35am Hugo:

Frank Wright!! Noah Howard's on that one, I believe.

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Not only is Noah Howard on it, he composed the music on the record.

10:39am Hugo:

I've got two Ogun cds right next to me here. Dedication Orchestra, just sayin'.

10:39am Jeff Golick:

This Jump Suite is a greeeeat record.

10:40am Jeff Golick:

(If you like this kind of thing, natch.)

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Some gorgeous cello from Abdul "The Dude" Wadud on this. (OK, I made up that nickname.)

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10:42am listener james from westwood:

@Robert: Me, too, and you can imagine how distressing this copy editor finds this seeming evidence of brain short-circuiting.

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
You've always been a big supporter of Ogun control.

10:45am Lane Gray:

Good morning, Doug

10:46am Hugo:

@Doug: (groan)

On the Dedication Orchestra, look here:

inconstantsol.blogspot.no...

(shameless plug)

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, Lane Gray!

10:47am Listener Robert:

James from Westwood, I'm 61 YO. Would you mind writing how old you are? I just want to see if there's evidence for my hunch that homophonograhia (which is a word I just made up) increases w age.

10:48am Listener Robert:

HomophonograPhia, I meant.

10:50am Webhamster Henry:

Time to break out the Shelly Manne/Andre Previn My Fair Lady & Andre Previn Kurt Weill records.

10:50am Stanley:

Mary Poppin-ji

10:50am Lane Gray:

Doug, I'm pretty sure I mentioned my dad being a well-known bluegrass bassman (one of only three people in the Bluegrass HoF twice). But he just got picked for a WAYYY cool jazz project. Straight outta the 60s.

10:51am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! cream colored ponies! crisp apple strudels!

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10:52am listener james from westwood:

I for one welcome our Plutonian overlady!

10:53am Jeff Golick:

Olu Dara! Father of Nas.

10:53am Hugo:

How many Coltrane versions of that one, I wonder?

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10:54am listener james from westwood:

@Robert: I'm 46.5, and I noticed this starting when I was 38. It fortunately hasn't gotten worse; just the odd mistyped word now and again. Very weird. But I don't doubt your hunch about age. All I know is I'm thankful for my proofreaders!

10:54am Dean:

Nuts. I thought Elton Dean, né Clive Trumbull, took his name from Sir Elton's and mine after he heard my saxophone playing in seventh grade.

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

"Elton Dean was a member of the band Bluesology, led by Long John Baldry. The band's pianist, Reginald Dwight, afterward combined Dean's and Baldry's first names for his own stage name, Elton John."

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

You are still the dean of Deans, Dean.

10:57am Hugo:

John as in Elton John came from Long John Baldry, I think.

10:57am Randy:

Hey Doug! greetings from Brooklyn! Jamming out to some Drummer with my colleague the great reggae singer Kwame Heshimu. Just loved the Hemphil and Pope segue.

10:58am Lane Gray:

A DC area record shop got some unfinished tapes of a recording session with Joao Gilberto and Stan Getz from the 60s.. Dad got picked to lay down the bass lines to help finish the record.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there Randy! Great to see (read) you!

11:03am Dean:

Wow. Hired to finish a Stan Getz record. That is cool! Lane, do you know anything about pedal steel player Todd Beene? He sat in with Lucero during one tour a few years ago. I love the band, but his contribution made a huge improvement.

11:06am Lane Gray:

The name doesn't ring a bell.

11:07am Lane Gray:

Will look him up.

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11:09am listener james from westwood:

Current song way too early to be a reference to Ms. Yousafzai, I reckon!

11:09am Mike East:

g'morning Doug and listeners!

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

No, but I hereby dedicate it to her!

Howdy, Mike East!

11:11am Dean:

Evidently he and Ben Nichols, the singer/songwriter of Lucero, recently did a show. Here's a clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJrZGmOfvDI Lucero piles on more guitar, keyboards, and horns, often sounding like a version of the E Street Band had they recorded for 4AD. Beene's work live when I saw them really hit the spot.

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Oops, forgot to whisper sweet nothings to you, holland oats!

11:13am Mr C:

Oh Malala! How great is that Gipsys record! Talk about give the drummer some.

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

And you, too, Webhamster Henry! The comments are just flying by today. (Lame excuse, I know.)

@Lane G
I don't remember you saying that. How deeply cool that is!

11:13am holland oats:

mwah

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11:18am doctorjazz:

I thought you were playing "Summertime" when the track first came on.

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11:19am listener james from westwood:

This is the sort of song-comparison scrutiny I can get behind.

11:20am Lane Gray:

I think there was a minor third between them

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Lane Gray
What sound do you get when you pitch a piano down a shaft?

A Flat Minor

11:23am holland oats:

grammy for best new artist

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11:24am doctorjazz:

Like Phil Schapp, but more fun.

11:24am Lane Gray:

What's perfect pitch?
Throwing an accordion in a dumpster without hitting the sides

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11:29am Brian in UK:

Scullery:one of the lost rooms in a modern house.

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11:30am doctorjazz:

Like this Jazz Epistles, not familiar to me.

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11:31am Brian in UK:

@Lane apologies if I sent you this before. Pedal steel but not as we know it.
www.cafeoto.co.uk...

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11:31am doctorjazz:

Just googled, Abdullah Ibrahim/Dollar Brand's band, have to track it down.

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

I have a theory about "scullery," Brian in UK. Will share during next mic break.

@doctorjazz
Cream of the crop of South African jazzers in this group, starting with the all-time-brilliant Kippie Moeketsi on alto sax.

11:34am Uncle Michael:

I forgot to pay my Netflix bill...but we can still chill...at the top of the hour, in the next room.

wfmu.org...

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11:34am doctorjazz:

Not easy to track down, not available on Discogs, One used on Amazon for $40...hmmm, may be worth it.

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11:34am Brian in UK:

I think that Clifford T Ward wrote a song called Scullery.

11:37am coelacanth:

greetings Doug and other...
er,am i late?

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11:38am doctorjazz:

Great show, thanks Doug!

11:38am coelacanth:

Ahaha! what a great gif!

11:39am Lane Gray:

Brian, I just listened to a bit of it. Pretty cool.
And one of the few good uses of pick noise (the other that comes to mind is Buddy Cage's fuzztone stuff with NRPS)

11:41am Dean:

Lane: Is BJ Cole all that? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKo0mW8e96M I always wanted, but never acquired, Transparent Music.

11:42am Shaun:

The armed wing of the ANC, shirley?

11:43am Shaun:

And hi, Doug. AMANDLA!

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11:43am Brian in UK:

Lane, not sure about BJ. Funny I mentioned Cochise last night on Bill Mac's show. BJ Cole played steel with them many years ago.

11:43am Guy:

Doug, you make my day.
Dollar Brand, Cape Town Fringe...beautiful!

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11:43am Brian in UK:

Sorry, Dean.

11:45am Dean:

No apology req'd, Brian. I understood. I know Cole has a huge resume. Just wondered how a real pedal steel connoisseur thought about him.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, of course you are right, Shaun. The armed wing of the ANC. I misspoke. A lot of misspeaking on today's show.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry I talked over it, Guy!

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11:47am Brian in UK:

How are you doing, Shirley?

11:48am Flash Strap:

this is a hot one doug

11:48am Stanley:

No skullduggery here.

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11:49am Brian in UK:

@Flash have to decamped to your new home.

11:50am ndbob:

good one Doug!

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

"...everything just seems to ooze from Jerry the Junker..."

@Flash Strap
We can have a hot one Doug eating contest!

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11:50am Artie Haywire:

Clarence don't make no junk.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Schlitz! I forgot to acknowledge your electric presnce, Artie Haywire!

11:51am Flash Strap:

@Doug: you win! I forfeit to the original hot doug

@Brian: I have. I'll be back on the waves next week!

11:54am Mr C:

Home is Where the Hatred Is

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael will be passing out marehgeewanna cigarettes during his good-time radio show. It all begins next: wfmu.org...

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11:55am Artie Haywire:

Thanks, Doug - great show!

11:56am Shaun:

Bigup Brian. Hope you're well (and don't call me doing).

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

You all know what has to come next. Sorry. Gotta play it.

NOT SORRY!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the cool junk, Doug. See you all over at my place.

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11:56am Brian in UK:

Doug, can you recommend a good Wynonie Harris primer?

11:56am Shaun:

More-ish set, this one.

11:56am Listener Gregory:

These goods are no junk.

11:57am Webhamster Henry:

speaking of junk: youtu.be...

11:57am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:57am Stanley:

No good junk baby....is.
Says it all, for me.

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11:57am Brian in UK:

Beautiful sunset just now. Goes well with this wonderful show.

11:57am annie:

har!!!!! thank you so much!!!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Better I play swinging junk in public than swing my junk. You may beg to differ. Really beg.

11:58am Dean:

"Where the fuck is Santa Claus?" Took the words right out of my 4YO's mouth. I forgot this year to play a rap EP I have, "Chris Cringle Was a Black Man."

11:58am Flash Strap:

great show doug you horse dogg maniac

11:58am Mike East:

nicely done, Doug. good day to you. See you all in the next room...

11:58am Jeff Golick:

Thanks, Doug!

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11:58am Brian in UK:

He's stuck in the chimney. We aint got a chimney.

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
I played THAT on my Xmas Day show, too!

12:01pm Alex In Illinois:

See ya'all at Uncle Mike's!

12:01pm Dean:

Damn. Sorry I missed it!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

You gals and guys are simply the best. I had more junk-swinging fun that a guy has any right to!

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: (Mo' Wax 1990)

Ted Gossett's String Band	Eighth of January	b/w Fox Chase (Champion 1930)
Hardy Sharp	Eighth of January	Great Big Yam Potatoes: Anglo-American Fiddle Music from Mississippi (Mississippi Department of Archives and History 1939)
Cal Shrum & His Rhythm Range	Eighth of January	Cal Shrum with His Rhythm Range (BACM 1942)
Sid Hemphill	The Eighth of January	Deep River of Song: Black Appalachia: String Bands, Songsters and Hoedowns (Rounder 1942)
Henry Hudson & Jiggs Hibler	8th of January	Authentic Rare Bluegrass (JSP )
Bookmiller Shannon	Eighth of January	Southern Journey, Volume 7: Ozark Frontier - Ballads and Old-Timey Music from Arkansas (Rounder 1959)
Hank WIlliams (w/Jerry RIvers on fiddle)	The Eighth of January	Mother's Best Transcriptions
Johnny Horton	The Battle of New Orleans	b/w All for the Love of a Girl (Columbia 1959)
Eric Bentley	January 7, 1937	Songs of Hanns Eisler (Folkways 1964)

Roy Brooks & the Artistic Truth	Blues for the Carpenter's Saw	Live at Town Hall (Baystate 1974)
Lonnie Pitchford	One String Boogie	Living Country Blues USA, Volume 10: Country Boogie (L&R 1982)
Amps for Christ	Moondog	Circuits (Vermiform 1999)
Unidentified	Ballu di Meana Sardo	Canto a Tenore Musica Strumental ( 1956)

Mohammed Ben Mohammed Bo-Soweid	Marhaban Ahlan	Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen (Parlaphone )
Adiba Azezine	Ya Makhthat Al Welif	Choubi Choubi! Folk & Pop Songs from Iraq, Volume 2 (Sublime Frequencies )
Faraj Kadah & Ashraf Abu Leil	Afrah Houran (Houran Weddings)	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran (Sham Palace )
Najat Aatabou	Baghi Nertahuh	EH 1410 (Editions Hassania 1987)

Alan Shorter	Outeroids	Orgasm (Verve 1968)
Bill Barron	Gee, Officer Krupke	West Side Story Bossa Nova (Dauntless 1963)
Frank Wright	Pluto	Uhuru Na Umoja (America 1970)
Elton Dean	First Team	The Cheque Is in the Mail (Ogun 1977)
Julius Hemphill Quartet	Body	Flat-Out Jump Suite (Black Saint 1980)
Misled Children & Odean Pope	Misled Kid	The Misled Children Meet Odean Pope (Porter 2008)

Los Corraleros de Majagual	La Cumbiamberita	Cumbias Solo Cumbias, Volume 1 (Disco Fuentes )
Panaswing	ME Lo Dijo Una Gitana	Panama! Volume 3: Calypso Panameno, Guajira Jazz & Cumbia Tipica on the Isthmus 1960-75 (Soundway )
Eduardo Mateo	Cancion Para Renacer	Mateo Y Trasante (Sondor 1976)
The Gipsys	Oh! Malala	b/w Te Escucho Golpear (Odeon 1970)
Sexteto La Constelación De Colombia	Pa Abajo	Fiesta, Que Viva La (Staubgold 1988)

Claddie Mpanza	Smelling Out	Mkhumbane (Gallo 1960)
Vuyusile Mini	Izakunyathel' I Africa	The Spear of the Nation (Varagram 1978)
Shanty Robert Saxes	Meiring	Tin Whistle Jive & the Roots of Kwela (Flat International/Electric Jive 1956)
The Jazz Epistles	Scullery Department	Jazz Epistle Verse 1 (Continental 1959)
Barney Rachabane & the Sound Proofs	Crazy Boy	Special Ma-Ma (Soul Soul 1975)
Willie & Paul	Khosi	Umakoti Ka Themba (HMV 1982)

Charles Pryor & the Power of Love	What They Doing (Funkie Junkie)
Deep Heat	She's a Junkie (Who's the Blame)	b/w Do It Again (Cu Wu 1975)
Clarence Williams	Jerry the Junker	b/w Chizzlin' Sam (Vocalion 1934)
Earth's Delight	Junkie Hustle
Brion Gysin	Junk Is No Good Baby
David Peel	Santa Claus Rooftop Junkie

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