WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 04/15/16

Listener comments!

8:42am annie:

skipping in for the front row!

8:45am Doug Schulkind:

Barefootin' with the drummer crew! Morning, annie!

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8:48am duke:

Howdy Doug, Annie, and Drummers

8:48am Maggie B.:

Morning you drummer guys and gals! Getting caffeinated...

8:50am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, duke and Maggie ("Mommie") B!

8:58am Michael:

Morning to Doug and all.

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Nice to see you, Michael!

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, it's ndbob!

9:01am mauri:

hiya doug n drummas

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9:01am listener james from westwood:

Mornin' mornin', Drummer and other lovers!

9:02am Jeff Golick:

That cube-head is feeling groovy. Take me there, Drummaman. And hi, y'all!

9:02am Stanley:

I'm running late but I'm on my way.

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

mauri? CHECK!
listener james from westwood? CHECK!
Jeff Golick? CHECK!
Late Stanley? CHECK!

9:03am Cubs: .889, Orioles: .778:

Who's your daddy?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

@Cubs: .889, Orioles: .778
Stop slinging the karma, my southside pal. Things have a way of boomerangin'.

9:05am Uncle Michael:

Southside? Forfend.

9:06am Michael:

Mets: .375 It's early, It's early - I'm telling myself...

9:07am Jeff Golick:

Me, too, @Michael. Me, too. But it's not like they can add Cespedes midyear to boost the offense...

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

You're such a stickler for details, Cubs: .889, Orioles: .778.

9:08am Jeff Golick:

Are there any solid citizen club owners anymore? I hate all NY sports club owners.

9:08am annie:

cowboy hiphop

9:09am Mr C:

If you want a do-right woman, you gotta be a do
right man
And listen to Give the Drummer Some!

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Did you Penn that yourself, Mr C?

@Jeff Golick
Where have you gone Bill Veeck, our nation turns its lonely eyes to you.

9:13am Mr C:

BTW Doug
I'm sure heard about DTrump's Pittsburgh speech: he's bring back the Steel Industry, Coal mining and Joe Paterno...it's gonna 1954! Maybe he can bring back Clifford Brown...

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9:13am Brian in UK:

Hello Boss and friends.

I started humming "We'll Gather Lilacs" when I saw our flexible friend. Go figure. Can anyone else see the meadow filled with Spring flowers?

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Bringing Brownie back would almost be worth it.

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9:17am Brian in UK:

Mr C Do not tease.

9:17am ndbob:

nice opening set here Doug!

9:18am annie:

i love this old western music.

9:19am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! windy waltzers!

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Me too me too!

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9:19am Brian in UK:

Are they going to mention a whipperwill? Whatever that is.

9:21am Jeff Golick:

Western Brooklyn, that is.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Or WestBro, as the hipsters call it.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

The poor whipperwill is lonesome, Brian in UK.

9:22am annie:

my housemate, at 65, has taken up ballroom dancing and is now adding contra dance to the list. i'm so damn envious; my dancing days are done, due to the dancing partners who are wild and crazy. i want to find someone who dances at my lopey speed. i used to kick that up though.. in my head, i can waltz across texas.

9:23am coelacanth:

good morning Doug, drummers, and other Lovers
...glad to be here as it unfolds for once.

9:24am ndbob:

for me "dancing well" amounts to taking more than three steps without stepping on my partners toes:)

9:24am Webhamster Henry:

good morning, Drummer Donors!

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Glad tidings, coelacanth! Tad glidings, Webhamster Henry!

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9:26am Brian in UK:

West Texas Waltz anyone. Joe Ely?

9:27am annie:

this music is helping/hindering my emotional mood this morning. blues, the healer

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9:27am Brian in UK:

We got enough rain here today to fill the canyon.

9:27am ndbob:

indeed Annie

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9:28am Brian in UK:

ndbob with you on the dancing.

9:29am annie:

have you all seen the radio "tuner" on Open Culture" that has playlists of songs from all countries dating back to the 30s? type in the country and the year and it plays the tunes played on the radio at that time

9:30am annie:

shall i link it here?

9:31am ndbob:

Definitely Annie!

9:33am annie:

www.openculture.com...

9:33am coelacanth:

annie, is that "radiooo" ?, or something else?

9:34am coelacanth:

(...that's it!)

9:34am annie:

radiooo!!

9:35am annie:

have you tried it?

9:35am ndbob:

i'm checking now - it seems really great!

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I should play some Joe Ely. And some Brother Claude Ely. Really.

9:36am Stanley:

Hi Doug and listeners. I've made it.
Now, what's happening?
Mmmm, I see....

9:37am Doug Schulkind:

It's Stanley come lately!

9:38am coelacanth:

it's pretty awesome! i have a profile there but haven't uploaded anything yet. i do have some countries' music that's not represented there yet too, but i'd need to convert it from vinyl.

9:39am coelacanth:

...and cassette.

9:40am annie:

it might be very close to the old-time short-wave radio station options. music everywhere;now it's all talk and jaysus

9:41am annie:

i'm bookmarking it and checking it out when the real-time radio options are minimal. omg, and then there's spotify, and tune-in, and.. and.. and.. archives.. and... and... SO MUCH MUSIC! praise jah!

9:44am coelacanth:

a downside that hit me pretty fast was that i can "favorite" songs but still may never hear them again. i'm assuming some of that stuff will not be found very easily.
...have to remember my zen and impermanence!

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Vetiver's lead singer, Andy Cabic, has such a gorgeous voice.

9:45am annie:

ah, if a song sticks, it'll be that song you hear in your head when you toss and turn at night, too. are the playlists on a random play mode? now you've got me curious.

9:46am coelacanth:

he does. for a second i thought it was Jeff Tweedy.

9:48am Stanley:

"all talk and jaysus". Love it annie

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Nice and reedy, like Tweedy.

9:49am ndbob:

I think they are on random play mode

9:50am coelacanth:

they seem to be, annie but i'm not experienced enough to say for sure. i've used it a half-dozen times or so but only once for over an hour.
it seems that when a region's music within my requested time period is exhausted it switches to a random playlist....but i'm not sure about that!

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9:50am Brian in UK:

Hello Kimono Stanley.

9:50am Gary:

Morning!

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Not in Australia, Gary.

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

HEY, BIG NEWS!!!!!

Leaf-blower guy is back!

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9:53am Brian in UK:

Hey Stanley, you may be pleased to know that I am part-exing my one door car for a newer five door model tomorrow.

9:56am mauri:

leaf blower in spring? didnt he finish the job last autumn? what the hell.

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9:57am Brian in UK:

Doug, is there a new Kevin Morby out yet?

mauri, he is blossom blower guy.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I am unfamiliar with the old Kevin Morby.

9:59am coelacanth:

here i have the house-sander guy(s). it's not constant though. i can deal.

10:01am Alex In Illinois:

Good morning. I've been listening since the start, but just now logging in o the playlist

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10:01am Brian in UK:

The reason I asked is that he records on Woodist as do these folks. You might find his music quite accommodating.

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10:01am Artie Haywire:

Kevin Morby's 'Singing Saw' is released today. Haven't heard this new one yet, but have very much liked his previous. www.stereogum.com...

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
You have never steered me wrong.

Greetings, Alex in Illinois and Artie in Haywire!

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10:03am Brian in UK:

Ta Artie. Hope he comes over here.

10:04am annie:

my son was allowed to stay on in the apartment he was renting after his housemate moved, only to be told by the landlady he has to restrict his movements to the garage with a new kitchenette; add to that the noise and sounds of renovations going on in the rest of the house. and he is trying to finish an edit on his latest doc. impossible.

10:05am Jesse K:

Morning all! This show is definitely hanging together well Doug

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10:05am listener james from westwood:

lovely first hour! proofreading is going like the wind!

10:07am rob:

dug that mv & ee song. had never heard of them. funny thing is -- guess they're from the next town over from me in VT. love learning abt new music on GTDS

10:09am annie:

just one article for me this morning ljfw. and a short one at that. must mean really longer ones coming.

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Jesse K, muh radio brothuh!

@ljfw
May your gerunds be plentiful!

@rob
They don't call me the Green Mountain Matchmaker for nothing.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Alright, so they don't call me the Green Mountain Matchmaker exactly.

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10:14am Brian in UK:

Doug there is a lovely song by Traffic called Dream Gerund, lyrics by Viv Stanhall. Humming it now.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

Dream Gerrard?

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10:24am Brian in UK:

Doug, you are right ofcourse. Memory playing tricks.

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10:27am listener james from westwood:

@annie: That short one's the scout. When it reports back, the full force will crest the ridge!

10:30am Jeff Golick:

"Dream Gerund" is a recurring nightmare that @ljfw keeps having.

10:31am Jeff Golick:

That, and "Children of the Kern: Two (Much Space)."

10:31am annie:

yep, that's exactly right listener james. good thing the day is lined up with tunes.

10:31am Stanley:

@Brian - greets and good luck with the new jam jar.

10:32am melinda:

hi folks

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I am not right. I am just a fool with Google.

@Jeff Golick
Pray listener james' hopes aren't em dashed.

Yo yo yo, melinda!

10:33am coelacanth:

Doug i like your blockhead, by the way!

10:33am melinda:

I keep meaning to try some Arthur Russell but not sure where to start.

10:33am Gary:

This moon track is crazy

10:33am melinda:

Album-wise, that is.

10:33am coelacanth:

(did i say that already?)

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

@coelacanth
Would you like her/him to dance faster?

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10:36am Brian in UK:

Doug, still a cracking groove. Not a big Traffic fan. More of a medium.

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

@melinda
Gosh, you can't go wrong. Audika has been releasing and re-releasing so much great Arthur Russell stuff. The "First Thought Best Thought" compilation is stunning.

10:39am melinda:

Thanks Doug.

10:40am Stanley:

Digging this swinging groove

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

Back in the mid-1990s, I produced the WFMU live music compilation They Came, They Played, They Blocked the Driveway. It was offered as the big WFMU premium for the 1995 or 1996 marathon. Universal Congress was the first band that gave me permission to include this track on the comp. Thank you, Universal Congress Of!

10:41am Michael:

Melinda: As Doug said and also. There is a nice doc on Russell called Wild Combination. Which led me to the Russell comp The World of Arthur Russell and then much deeper. Pretty interesting fella.

10:42am Michael:

I think I have that comp Doug. Were there others as well with that name?

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

Not sure, Michael. That's the only one with that name that Audika has released.

10:44am Michael:

No I meant the 'FMU one you produced!

10:45am Jeff Golick:

There was Live Music from a Dead Campus, and its follow up, @Michael.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Ah so, Michael! No, that was the only comp with that title. There have been 3-4 other live-music collections. Jeff Golick named one, in the above comment.

10:46am Jeff Golick:

Do people like Linda Perhacs here? She's currently doing a Kickstarter thing for her new album, just fyi: www.kickstarter.com... Just an FYI.

10:47am Michael:

Ok I do have the Driveway. Thinking of Backyard BBQ me thinks.

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Linda is still working as a dental hygienist, no?!

10:48am Mr C:

The 80s of Downtown NY are back!

10:49am coelacanth:

i don't know why i didn't get that "...blocked the driveway" comp. that was around the time i started being able to donate more than a bumper-sticker-size amount.
though i do remember thinking i'd heard everything on it already! -i wish i had it now though.

10:49am Mr C:

Trump's going to bring back the Mudd Club and Danceteria!

10:50am Flash Strap:

mornin to all you thirsty tulips

hey Jeff that link takes me to a 404

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

You can take the boy out of downtown '80s NYC, Mr C, but you can't take the downtown '80s NYC out of the boy.

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10:50am listener james from westwood:

@Jeff, Perhacs and esp. "Parallelograms" are one of the bigger all-over-the-schedule WFMU hits, so I'd say it's a good match!

10:50am coelacanth:

see, i thought he/she/it was "skipping"...but i guess skipping is sort of dancing.

10:51am melinda:

@Michael: the documentary is great and what got me interested! I just never followed up.

10:52am melinda:

I liked that he is from Iowa, I spent some formative years there.

10:52am coelacanth:

-and now blockhead's morphine has kicked in.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

I control Blockhead. With the music...

10:55am coelacanth:

(slave to the rhythm)

10:56am ndbob:

Heya Melinda!

10:58am melinda:

hi Bob!

11:01am ndbob:

wow what a great cover version here!

11:02am Doug Schulkind:

Yup, channeling Wilson Pickett!

11:03am ndbob:

Alvin Robinson originally

11:03am ndbob:

maybe Chris Kenner earlier? not sure

11:05am Jeff Golick:

TWAANGGG!

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

Pickett covered Chris Kenner's version but I'm pretty sure Dexter Johnson was riffing off Pickett's version.

11:06am Jeff Golick:

New Perhacs link: kck.st...

11:08am Doug Schulkind:

To sleep, Perhacs to dream; aye, there's the rub.

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11:09am Brian in UK:

This music is making me thirsty and today is FRIDAY. Got to cut and run. Cooking show as ever, Doug.

11:10am Flash Strap:

hmm i'm starting to be able to hear onyeabor again... sounds good

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

I know EXACTLY what you mean, Flash Strap.

Ta-ta, Thirsty Brian!

11:15am melinda:

Great Onyeabor. I first learned of him last year I think when the box set of his music was a marathon prize. As with Arthur Russell I haven't followed up and investigated further, but WFMU delivers anyway.

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11:15am doctorjazz:

Hey all, meeting kept me until now, looks like I missed some nice sets. I'll catch up in the archives later.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

This T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo track was the first that played on the stream last night after Flash Strap's Explorers Room show ended. I just had to hear it again.

@melinda
Stick with us Kid. We'll get to it eventually!

doctorjazz is making his rounds!

11:20am Flash Strap:

i can see why! this track is aflame

11:22am melinda:

In case my comment was ambiguous what I meant was that music one likes on WFMU often shows up again in later shows so there is a chance to hear it again even if you don't go out and buy the music. I didn't actually win the Onyeabor prize.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

@melinda
I understood! I just meant that WFMU is ready to scratch all musical itches. There are just so MANY itches.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

I slowed down our Blockhead dancer. Seemed appropriate for this Ghanaian groover.

11:26am Uncle Michael:

Here's a treasure map for the top of the hour:

www.wfmu.org...

11:26am coelacanth:

i long to have a day like the one blockhead's having.

11:27am Parq:

Uncle M, just clicked on today's GIF. In all fairness, I ask that you help pay at least some of my therapy bills.

11:27am Stanley:

This is sublime.

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Getting you ready for Uncle Michael, our last set of the show will feature some stupendous woman singing their hearts out for you.

11:27am coelacanth:

i'm very happy you played "belle belle" Doug. i loved it last night and didn't catch what it was.

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

This Pat Thomas record is a NEW Pat Thomas record (from 2015)!!

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, Parq!

@coelacanth
Yup, it was/is entrancing.

11:29am coelacanth:

was Onyeabor played on commercial radio or something last year? i got that impression...or somewhere mainstreamish.

11:31am coelacanth:

(as melinda, i know him from wfmu)

11:34am Listener Gregory:

Is it a trend that the final set is aqueous? Last week it was tears.

11:35am Mr C:

Nice. Haven't heard this since it was out...

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

Aqueous — The word of the day! Listener Gregory, you make pick up your GTDS Kewpie© Doll at the station anytime during business hours. Congrats!

11:36am mauri:

Damn this Norwoods song is good.

11:37am Carmichael:

Successful transfer from car to work. Unlimited data is great! Heya Doug and DrumSums.

11:37am Ike:

That's very Buddhist of Ms. Norwood. Had she been listening to the Alan Watts Lecture Series, one wonders?

11:37am Flash Strap:

@C: Luaka Bop blitzkrieged the reissue/remix thing pretty fuckin hard the last couple years

11:39am coelacanth:

my time has come. some trees came down here and must be dealt with. (speaking of blocking the driveway...)
Thanks Doug! very good to Be Here Now.
later on everyone.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, Carmichael! And Ike!

@Flash Strap
Hard to think of Luaka Bop as being mainstream, but they really overdid with Mr. Onyeabor. Good people involved with the project, but the quest for striking "world music" gold kind of messed things up.

11:39am melinda:

bye c!

11:39am jessie:

OMG where did you find this one?

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

You love this existential stuff, jessie!

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Bobby "Blue" Bland does a killer version of I'm Not Ashamed. Not sure which came first.

11:45am Flash Strap:

i completely concur. a good hand overplayed. didn't help that the more we learned about Onyeabor the more it became clear he was sort of not a good guy

this set is INTENSELY good

11:45am ndbob:

Kind of agree there Doug

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

Onyeabor made it clear he wanted to be left alone. His wish should have been respected.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Plus, the fetishization of the "outsider" African artiste was just too fucking much. Strip away all the hype and you end up with some really wonderful music.

11:48am annie:

great tunes to walk into the house to, had to check the seedlings and water the spinach. i can hear the music through the open window, though. there's something about music wafting through windows.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

Jean Knight = Ms. Good Stuff

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

We all gotta water the spinach sometime, annie.

11:52am melinda:

I leave WFMU on when I go for a walk sometimes so it's waiting for me when I come home.

11:52am Flash Strap:

completely agree Doug, and its really a relief to see someone else say what I've been thinking. sort of not too proud of my involvement in some of that stuff

11:52am Stanley:

@Flash Strap - I sorta got that feeling somehow from his recordings. Just a feeling.I @Doug - this is doing it for me gooood.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Better than makin' love for hours and hours, it's Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time! The show begins in just a few minutes. (Of course, what you do while you listen is up to you.) Uncle Michael's listening love pad is over here: wfmu.org...

11:55am annie:

right on melinda!!~

11:55am Uncle Michael:

We're tourists. The cultural dissonance we bring to the expressions of other world is real. I make no attempt to ignore my own parochialisms and fascinations. Otherness is a hook, as functional as any other. I'm unabashed.

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Flash Strap
No, my friend, you had it completely right. You were just sharing the joy fullstop. All that other stuff was just a wave of noise that submerged you.

11:56am AndrewC.:

If I was her dad, I think I'd better stay the hell out of her way

11:58am Jesse K:

I suppor this rebellious act

11:58am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

We dads of daughters have all gotta get the hell out of the way. In a good way. Hello AndrewC!

11:59am Stanley:

@Brian - you can buy a fancy car but you can't buy soul.
D'ya hear?

11:59am Listener Gregory:

I love the guitar intro. Who says you need different notes to be effective?

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, ndbob!

11:59am holland oats:

A weird twist of economics, how you can't buy soul, but you CAN sell it.

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11:59am listener james from westwood:

Whoa, much to read upstream in this thread. Always happy for sprightly conversations here. And of course for fine fine music. Thanks, Doug, for bringing both!

11:59am Flash Strap:

thanks doug

@UM: I agree generally, but there's always a line. it's often crossed in the marketing department, and it leaves an ultimately impermanent but also indelible stink

12:00pm Mr C:

Bobby's was first...

12:01pm Michael:

Super show Doug - thanks!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Mr C. I shoulda known.

@holland oats
Coming with the philos-O-phee!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

That was way fun. It was so fun it was phun. Thanks every human!

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)

The Ranch Boys	Ragtime Cowboy Joe	b/w When It's Springtime in the Rockies (Decca 1934)
The Bailes Brothers	Down the Valley of the Shadow	b/w Something Got Hold of Me (King 1946)
Cindy Walker	Don't Talk to Me About Men	b/w Waltz Me Round Again Willi (Decca 1941)
The Rodik Twins	The Unopened Letter	b/w Why Do I Care (Decca 1943)
Idaho Call & Boots Faye	The Waltz of the Wind	b/w The Sinful Song (Capitol 1951)
Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers	Bring It on Home to Grandma	b/w Sittin' on the Moon (Decca 1938)
The Amber Sisters	Useless	b/w Cherokee Eyes (Capitol 1953)
Anita Carter	Cool, Cold, Colder	b/w Keep It a Secret (Columbia 1952)

Brightblack Morning Light	Old Letters	ala.cali.tucky (Galaxia 2004)
The Last Town Chorus	Oregon	The Last Town Chorus (The Last Town Chorus 2002)
Vetiver	Without a Song	Vetiver (DiCristina Stair Builders 2004)
Mick Softley	Love Colours	Sunrise (Columbia 1970)
MV & EE	Wasteland	Space Homestead (Woodist 2012)

Hideo Shiraki	Five Spot After Dark	In Fiesta (Teichiku )
Ray Draper's Quintet	Jackie's Dolly	Tuba Sounds (Prestige 1957)
Søyr	Halling No.2 etter Martinus Helgesen	Søyr (Mai 1977)

Arthur Russell	This is How We Walk on the Moon	Corn (Audika )
Universal Congress Of	Pickled Bullhorn	The Sad and Tragic Demise of the Big Fine Hot Salty Black Wind (Enemy 1990)
James White & the Blacks	White Savages	Off White (ZE 1979)
Liquid Liquid	Scraper	Optimo (99 1983)
Deadline	Boat Peoples	Down By Law (Celluloid 1985)

	April 15, 2016 This is how we dance on the moon
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Dexter Johnson & Le Super Star de Dakar	Something You Got	Live à l'Étoile (Terenga Beat 1969)
William Onyeabor	Body & Soul	Body & Soul (Wilfilms 1980)
T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou	Belle Belle	Zero + Zero = Zero (Star Musique 1980)
Pat Thomas	Me Ho Asem	Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band (Strut 2015)

Dorothy Norwood	There's Got to Be Rain in Your Life (To Appreciate the Sunshine)	b/w Get Aboard the Soul Train (GRC 1973)
Lynn Williams	Don't Be Surprised	b/w How Can You Call Love Fascination (Suncut 1969)
Toni Williams	Tearing Down My Mind	b/w Precious Minutes (DeLuxe 1969)
Margo White	I'm Not Ashamed	b/w With All of My Heart (Jin 1963)
Lucille Mathis	I Don't Want to Go Through Life (Being a Fool)	b/w Somewhere Out There (A-Bet 1968)
Jean Knight	Doggin' Around	b/w The Man That Left Me (Jet Stream 1965)
The Emotions	My Honey and Me	b/w Blind Alley (Volt 1972)
Marva Whitney	Daddy Don't Know About Sugar Bear	b/w We Need More (But Somebody Got To Sacrifice) (Mojo 1972)
Herbrew Rogers	Can't Buy Soul	b/w Suspicious Minds (Original Sound 1973)
Hebrew Rogers	Can't Buy Soul	b/w Suspicious Minds (Original Sound 1973)

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