WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/30/16

Listener comments!

♥ 8:17am Uncle Michael:

Shotgun!

♥ 8:20am Doug Schulkind:

Put your seatbelt on, Unc.

♥ 8:23am Uncle Michael:

*click*

♥ 8:25am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some = *click* bait

♥ 8:28am Uncle Michael:

Did the rain ever end last night, Doug?

♥ 8:34am Doug Schulkind:

I am broadcasting from an ark.

♥ 8:47am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug and all! The ark of GTDR bends toward justice.

♥ 8:53am Doug Schulkind:

Listener James, speaking truth to power. As usual.

♥ 8:58am doctorjazz:

Happy Friday all, looking forward to a Drumma start to the weekend!

8:59am glenn:

guess the guitarist? i say mike bloomfield.

♥ 9:00am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya, doc! Heya, glenn! Howdy, Mike Bloomfield!

9:00am annie:

yep... seated and ready to roll

♥ 9:00am listener james from westwood:

Getting my last hours of live FMU in before a very long weekend in Atlantic City. Work, music, and packing are my jam the next 48 hr.

🥁

♥ 9:01am Gary:

Howdy!

9:01am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:02am hyde:

i would like to request music to pack eight years of crap by, please

♥ 9:02am listener james from westwood:

hyde, in my case it'd be "Workin' in a Coal Mine," because there are depths of closet I haven't plumbed since the Clinton admin.

🥁

♥ 9:03am Gary:

Where you moving to, Hyde?

♥ 9:03am Brian in UK:

Hello Boss and chums. Here is the magazine for you.
www.totalcarpmagazine.com

♥ 9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Here's hoping you'll soon have to clarify as "the previous Clinton admin."

Morning, annie, ndbob,Gary, hydepacker, Brian in UK!

♥ 9:04am Brian in UK:

Hyde are you going into Hyding?

9:05am hyde:

yeah, ljfw. it aint like i didn't accumulate thirty years of stuff before i bought this house.

Gary, i'll still be in upstate NY during the week for the time being but the gf and i finally sold our house in SE Mass. She'll be moving to the Boston area, as i will if i can ever find a gd job there

🥁

♥ 9:07am Gary:

Yay new show!

9:09am Mr C:

Don't Let Hurt Put You in the Loser's Seat! Listen to Give the Drummer Some, before all your goodies are gone!

♥ 9:10am Old Saloon Singer:

He-yo, it's Mr C!

9:12am Mr C:

"So set 'em up Doug"

♥ 9:13am Doug Schulkind:

!!!GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO NEW PROGRAM ALERT!!!

Beginning this coming Tuesday and airing every Tuesday, 10pm-midnight (ET):

THE LONG WAY HOME with Kris Holmes
Live from Marathon, Texas.

"20 years of dusty fingers, frayed cuticles, & upper respiratory infections — from record digging and DJing around the globe — coalesces into a 2-hour journey through Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk, Jazz, Blues, Latin, Rock & Roll, and all points in between. Your speakers will be head-nodding, toe-tapping & even two-stepping to this vintage 45rpm party in no time. Hear favorite songs you didn't know were your favorites, aural treats & record-world problems from the vinyl side of life."

9:14am hyde:

y'know, it's times like today when i wish we didn't have over 2000 LPs

♥ 9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Tell me about, hyde. (It's still worth it.)

9:19am hyde:

yep, it is worth it. i don't think any of this vinyl is going into the moving sale, and i'm being kind of ruthless about physical media going into our moving sale...

♥ 9:22am doctorjazz:

I remember moving the albums, about 4,000 (at the time), hired movers, they were not happy with us by the end of the move...

♥ 9:23am Brian in UK:

hyde good luck with the move, always a good opportunity for a clear out, like it or not.

♥ 9:24am Doug Schulkind:

I once hired a guy that did some moving for WFMU to move me. He hired a bunch of recovering addicts from the Lower East Side to do the heavy lifting: 10,000 lps from a fourth floor walk-up.

It nearly killed them. I felt so horrible.

9:24am ndbob:

I've had to throw away records when I've moved

9:25am duke:

Good morning drummers

9:26am hyde:

@Brian thanks! i'm trying to weed some stuff as much as possible. it's not easy. i'm a things guy.

9:28am Jesse K:

Morning Doug and co.

9:28am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings drummeristas

9:28am thedunkel:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer and fellow fans of the beat makers and spinners!

♥ 9:28am doctorjazz:

You know you're a hoarder when you have multiple moves, and you move boxes to the new place that you didn't unpack from the last place...

9:30am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! noodling noodlers!

♥ 9:31am melinda:

hola

9:31am hyde:

@doctorjazz yep, i've got those. on the bright side, those old punk rock magazines are collectibles now!

9:32am ndbob:

Hey Melinda!

♥ 9:33am Doug Schulkind:

Jesse K and Ramblin' Ray, hey hey!

Buenas días, thedunkel, holland oats and melinda!

♥ 9:36am Uncle Michael:

I was away. I am back. A car has a new battery.

♥ 9:38am Webhamster Henry:

Uncle Michael is all charged up!

♥ 9:38am Doug Schulkind:

"The Bronx is up and the battery's down."

♥ 9:39am Brian in UK:

Doug, obsessive collector, you? When was it, 1973 you last disposed of a record.

Hyde Those mags may be collectable but they ain't going nowhere.

♥ 9:40am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning Webhamster Henry!

@Brian in UK
Sadly, I've sold a couple of thousand records since moving to Pittsburgh. (And here's the heartbreaking part) for cash.

9:40am Kris Holmes:

Tuned in here at work (apparently I have forgotten my password though)

♥ 9:41am Brian in UK:

Ryder Cup time. Friday Foursomes sounds a bit dodgy to me.

♥ 9:41am Jeff Golick:

Hello, Doug and Drummas!

♥ 9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, JeffGo!

@Kris H
I just emailed you your pw!

9:45am glenn:

i picture u.m. saying that in buffalo bill voice -"the car takes the battery from the basket"

♥ 9:46am melinda:

I'm not a hoarder or a serious collector of anything, but I don't relate to deliberate minimalism, either. It seems to be popular these days, but I need my stuff.

9:47am glenn:

you are your stuff.

9:47am duke:

I gave all my vinyl away. I still weep.

9:48am ndbob:

I used to have so many records I could hardly walk in my apartment - then put most in storage - thought what's the point of having them - sold most of them - I'm fine now with a mostly mp3 collection

♥ 9:51am Doug Schulkind:

I am such a stuff needer that I used to burn onto disc every mp3 I downloaded. Then I would print out a small square of cover art and make a track listing sheet.

I wish I could still do it, but I ran out of space and time.

♥ 9:51am Doug Schulkind:

And hello there, duke!

♥ 9:51am Brian in UK:

How can this track be unknown?

♥ 9:52am melinda:

I am starting to collect more vinyl, but not going nuts with it. I read an article about a study which found that vinyl buyers tend to be middle-aged lonely introverts. Ok, I'll admit it.

9:53am still b/p:

I never had a large album collection, but when I finished a stint in Odessa, Texas, 30+ years ago, I sold some to a record store that I'm still regretting. Maybe Kris can zoop up there from Marathon and find 'em.

♥ 9:53am Jeff Golick:

My thoughts exactly, @Brian.

9:53am hyde:

i sold a lot of my vinyl when i was in my 20's, and i still lament all the killer delmark and affinity free jazz records i sold. not doing that again.

♥ 9:54am doctorjazz:

Yeah, still keep the CD's I've ripped to the computer. Got some gear to digitize vinyl, but haven't done it much. Still get LP's and CD's...
(the unknown set has been GREAT).

♥ 9:55am Uncle Michael:

I think I'm going to get rid of my CDs. I've ripped them all.

9:55am Jesse K:

@Doug, great point on unknown vs unidentified! I've always played a lot of unknowns, now want to go back and change all my entries..

9:56am duke:

My wife is an anti-collector. She hates stuff lying around. She kept eyeing my records and then me. I realized either me or the records was going out the door.

♥ 9:57am melinda:

@Doug: I still feel the need to do that with mixes I've created, but I'm close to quitting the mix thing altogether, since I end up not being able to decide what should go together.

9:57am hyde:

hmmm, finding a lot of wfmu stickers when packing up this muisc room. who the hell is elroy pretzel?

♥ 9:58am Jeff Golick:

Why, the king of pretzels, @hyde.

♥ 9:59am Brian in UK:

She snuck into Fame one day in the middle of the night.

♥ 10:00am listener james from westwood:

Giving the Bed Music Some!

♥ 10:01am Doug Schulkind:

Tony Reyes is on the VOLCANIC bass here with Jack Costanzo!

10:01am βrian:

Ok, I'm belted into my listening module. Good morning from an overcast isthmus.

♥ 10:02am Brian in UK:

This has a touch of Cachao about it. Well a little.

♥ 10:02am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
Collecting antis is very time consuming.

♥ 10:02am Brian in UK:

Or Uncles for that matter.

10:03am hyde:

i am finding some real gems here today. just found a moldy horse chestnut, a glow-in-the-dark duncan yoyo and a metal thing that i think you can use to do whippets

10:03am βrian:

Picked the last perfect tomato of the season, by the way. Alas, poor tomato.

♥ 10:04am Doug Schulkind:

Fred Katz is on..... cello

...here with Chico H.

♥ 10:05am Jeff Golick:

@hyde, get that instagram account set up already.

10:05am Kris Holmes:

That unknown cut off that fame cd box is one of my faves on there!!

♥ 10:06am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I have to admit, the phrase "a touch of Cachao" made my palms sweaty.

♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind:

This is Jim Hall on guitar. I have only just begun to adore Jim Hall. I am late to the game, to be sure, but I am infatuated, so who cares.

10:07am hyde:

@JG hah, i wish i had the time for that!

♥ 10:08am Brian in UK:

Doug, I was hoping it would run for 16:14.

10:08am chromaphone:

Morning. Uncle Mikey did you rip them losslessly? I hope so... What is this video of the telecaster player we are looking at? Nice recording device whatever it is. Hall is so great. Check out his stuff with Paul Desmond Doug if you haven't already.

10:09am βrian:

Have a small pour of Cachaça. It will calm the palms.

♥ 10:09am coelacanth:

greetings Doug and all

♥ 10:09am A Pedant:

Chico for hico.

10:10am holland oats:

oofah great sounds (rabbath)

10:13am chromaphone:

Hall takes some great solos on the Bill Evans Interplay album

♥ 10:13am Doug Schulkind:

Great to see you coelacanth! And you, too, βrian! And, w00t w00t!, it's chromaphone!

10:14am Sam Segal:

Loving this number, @Doug. Greetings to you and all the fellow Dougians this morning.

♥ 10:14am Doug Schulkind:

@Kris H
If YOU don't know who that unidentified Fame singer is, she doesn't exist.

♥ 10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Segalicious!

♥ 10:18am Doug Schulkind:

Not unknown, but unpronounceable: A. J. Sciacca on clarinet here.

10:19am annie:

like, smoooth, man

♥ 10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Some dude named Lateef on tenor here.

♥ 10:22am Doug Schulkind:

Smoooth really should have three o's, annie.

♥ 10:26am Jeff Golick:

From "Jungle Pipe" to "Pink 'n Pat" to "Bass Region," my 13-yo lizard brain is really having a field day.

10:28am βrian:

Damn, where were you in 1961?

10:28am annie:

check again drummer-man

10:28am annie:

i was going for the Maynard G Krebbs sound.

10:29am still b/p:

Apropos of almost nuthin', 'cept maybe the recorder in the playlist image: Is it just me, or is this audio gear reference from an NPR intro odd?
"In the 1970s, Studs Terkel went around the country with a curious looking piece of equipment. It was a reel-to-reel tape recorder."
If the suggestion is that a reel-to-reel was a "curious" sight to people in the 70s, that's nonsense. If, instead, it's a bit of skewing(!) the writing/framing for an under-30 audience, well, it still pushes a different scoff button.

♥ 10:30am Brian in UK:

What about the head torch?

♥ 10:31am Doug Schulkind:

still b/p!

10:33am glenn:

i think the tape deck is set up as an echo unit.

♥ 10:35am Jeff Golick:

That Latin Fever cover is only reinforcing my 13-yo brain vibes.

10:35am glenn:

or it might actually be an echoplex. it's hard to tell.

♥ 10:42am Doug Schulkind:

"What about the head torch?"

Yeah! What about the head torch?!

♥ 10:43am doctorjazz:

Love Jim Hall, saw him many times, great player! Met him once at the Village Vanguard (introduced by my guitar teacher at the time, my failed attempt at learning jazz guitar), he was the sweetest guy. Had just played with Pat Metheney, spent the whole time talking about what a monster Metheney is...

10:44am βrian:

Head torch? Ouch!

♥ 10:44am Doug Schulkind:

I am a bigger fan of Metheney the man than Metheney the guitarist. (Give me time and I will learn of my ignorance.)

♥ 10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Table set for you and ME, Bob. It's ME not I.

Jeez.

10:45am βrian:

My eye!

♥ 10:47am listener james from westwood:

MIJ!

♥ 10:48am Little Danny:

Man I haven't thought of MIJ in years. Gorgeous analog echo here. Good mornin' all.

10:48am βrian:

Anybody here voted yet?

♥ 10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, Little Danny! Missed every blessed second of your show last night.

♥ 10:50am Mike East:

Metheney's robots come in here to rehearse sometimes. Good morning, Doug!

♥ 10:51am Alex In Illinois:

@ still b/p: It strikes me as odd too. The first tape recorder that I ever saw was one that my Uncle had when he was in college and it was a reel-to-reel, and the year was either 1968 or 1969. By 1972, I saw a cassette recorder at a friend's house and by 1973 I am pretty sure I had one too. Meanwhile, in our elementary school, reel-to-reel recorders were still a common sight.

10:52am still b/p:

I caught much of Cool Blue Flame last night. Excellent. You've actually got two different shows originating from the Marfa-Marathon region of Texas..is that right, two DJs? That's a bit of remarkable, yes?

♥ 10:53am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
The show from Marathon, The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes, premieres on Tuesday night.

Remarkable? Absofuckinglutely!

♥ 10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Mike East and Alex in Illinois!

10:55am Flash Strap:

crawling in late this morning but good morning doug and all you motley drummers

♥ 10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Pumpkin oval moon.

Mmmmmm, pumpkin.

♥ 10:55am coelacanth:

in the early 70s many record clubs still offered reel-to-reel as a format, along with records & 8-track tapes.

♥ 10:56am Little Danny:

@still b/p: yes, indeed! Kris and I live in one of the most geographically isolated parts of the continental U.S. The opening scenes of the movie Paris, Texas were shot near Kris, in fact. Magic is in the air.

♥ 10:56am coelacanth:

(grasping the tail of that conversation?)

10:57am Mr C:

It was the Drummer who introduced the melancholy soul of Karl Blau. To me anyway..

♥ 10:57am Doug Schulkind:

The string section behind Rodriguez on this track knocks me out.

@Mr C
Karl Blau would have been perfect for this set.

10:58am still b/p:

Oh, I've been in both Marfa and Marathon, I believe. Before Marfa was art-hot.

♥ 10:58am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe I'd better do something about that.

10:59am annie:

my father made foreign language recordings for lessons. he had a reel-to-reel; it was so much fun, we were even allowed to use it now and then.

♥ 11:00am Brian in UK:

I remember messing about with my Dad's reel to real; double tracking songs on Sweetheart of the Rpdeo.

11:02am ndbob:

I got a reel to reel as a birthday present in 1969

♥ 11:02am Jeff Golick:

What do today's kids mess about with, audio-wise? Apps? Asking for real.

♥ 11:03am coelacanth:

my brother found one being thrown out when i was little. he never got it working right though.
i wish he saved it a few years so i could take a shot at it.
...my mother said it was a 4-track but i don't know.

♥ 11:04am Doug Schulkind:

Whenever I was sitting in front of a reel-to-reel deck, razor blade in hand, I was happy. Digital audio editing is a bore and a fraud.

11:04am Marie:

Good morning, Doug, and all! Hey, I have to say that I saw NRBQ a few weeks ago and they were so good. I lurve them.

♥ 11:04am Webhamster Henry:

I was completely reel-to-reel well into the cassette era. Not even for quality reasons, I was just a pack rat. I later got cassettes for taping myself and making airchecks. I bought very few recordings, mostly taping radio shows and myself. So, I played a major part in killing music.

♥ 11:05am Little Danny:

Seems like a lotta kids mess around with Garageband but I don't really know

♥ 11:05am Doug Schulkind:

Hi there, Marie!

♥ 11:06am coelacanth:

i think multitrack computer programs, Jeff. - i wouldn't bother playing with sound if that was my only option. it's not fun at all.

♥ 11:06am Doug Schulkind:

And now... Karl Blau (thanks for Mr C for thinking of him).

11:06am Mr C:

Bingo

♥ 11:07am Doug Schulkind:

This Karl Blau record produced meticulously by the great Tucker Martine aka "He Who Can Do No Record Wrong"

11:07am Marie:

Doug, you are such a good DJ. Your musical knowledge is so broad. Thanks, man.

♥ 11:09am Brian in UK:

Karl Blau's voice reminds me of another singer, think it might be John Gorka.

11:09am Flash Strap:

really enjoyed that set doug

♥ 11:13am coelacanth:

i do still use 8-track cartridges for recording, as -by design - they are loops. ...and a 4-track cassette recorder.
- but, fraud that i am, i also use a dedicated digital 8 track recorder. i find it quite not boring!

♥ 11:13am Brian in UK:

@Flash I see you played some music by Boscoe, Bosch's aka. Look forward to listening to the show.

11:14am βrian:

MIJ is the airport code for an air strip in the Marshall Islands. Put that in your file.

11:18am Marie:

Wow, what a tune!

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I bet Uncle Michael could tell us what time it is in the Marshall Islands.

@Marie
Mindblowing!

11:19am Flash Strap:

Lotta Bosch woven into that show, Brian in UK!

Jesus this Kabasele is amazing

11:21am still b/p:

Gear folks are particular. My former workplace sold off a decent old audio reel-to-reel, and later when the dust cover for it was found, that cover was sold separately and alone to someone else on the eBays for a surprisingly good price.
I think I have editing blocks & kits for 2 or three video tape formats in my pile of salvage, and when I just went to look a second ago, the first thing I instantly found on top of a few boxes was....a short reel-to-reel audio tape, unknown content.

♥ 11:21am Brian in UK:

A Take No Prisoners set.

11:22am βrian:

A bit after 3 AM, I think. Not sure which date, though.

♥ 11:22am Doug Schulkind:

Flash Strap! Flash Strap! Flash Strap! My friend.

11:23am Flash Strap:

My friend Doug! Doug Darling Dearest Doug!

♥ 11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Kahlil Gibran said work is love made visible.

Drummer Some says music is love made audible.

♥ 11:27am coelacanth:

well i need to hit the road back "home".
Thanks Doug. tchau peeps

♥ 11:27am Uncle Michael:

Please join me at the top of the hour for the usual, middle-brow drivel.

wfmu.org...

♥ 11:28am Mike East:

loving this set, man!

Uncle Michael - I hope I can...its been several weeks since I've been able to tune because of work madness!

♥ 11:32am Doug Schulkind:

See ya, coelacanth! Glad you could hang a while.

♥ 11:32am Doug Schulkind:

This next set is for Bobby in all of us.

♥ 11:33am Alex In Illinois:

I do have fond memories of mastering the blade and splice technique to the point of being proud of my splices. But I would be lying if I said that I did not enjoy modifying the waveform with the pencil tool after making a digital splice, or the instant gratification or being able to undo and redo.

11:35am βrian:

Oh yes. ⌘z is the story of my life.

♥ 11:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
I don't pretend that digital editing doesn't have its advantages. I just don't enjoy it. I feel reduced to being a completer of tasks, rather than an intuitive/creative actor.

11:39am hyde:

ok, i'm off to buy more packing tape. will be back to let Uncle Michael play me some packing music.

thanks for the tunes!

11:39am Carmichael:

Heya Doug and buckaroos/buckarettes.

@Alex, my 1st job in radio was splicing tapes and de-splicing several digits.

♥ 11:40am Doug Schulkind:

The parking meters in Pittsburgh get you 5 minutes for a quarter.

11:40am Dean:

Bobby needs just another minute.

11:42am Carmichael:

With the new Sacramento Kings arena, you have to get a loan to park downtown. That's why the local credit union has naming rights ...

♥ 11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Bye, hyde! Hi, Carmichael! Yow, Dean!

11:43am Carmichael:

Bobby's pulling rank on his woman.

11:43am Dean:

He's filing a grievance.

11:44am Lewis:

Greetings all - seems I don't have the time I once did to bask in the Friday morning tunes... but I am here now!

11:44am Mr C:

So many Bobby's, so little time...

♥ 11:44am Brian in UK:

Looks like I just pressed Confirm Order on the Sterns site. Thanks Doug!!!

Great show as ever. Crapulous.

♥ 11:45am Doug Schulkind:

You should see Bobby's socks.

Also great to see you here, Lewis!

11:46am Lewis:

(Doug - made a brief dash to Pburgh last weekend to deliver my kids kitty cats to their new digs near Regent Square. Parking was free in their neighborhood for the 10 or so hours I was there)

11:46am βrian:

I never understood why people honor naming rights. That is, people who aren't contractually obligated. Once Comiskey Park, it's always Comiskey Park, damn it!

11:46am Carmichael:

So do we know who's playing that old Telecaster?

♥ 11:47am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Bobby is up next on the Drummer Stream! The fun will be furious. The joy will be serious.

See all the action here: wfmu.org...

♥ 11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I find that despicable! If you name a damned building after someone, it's so that we honor and remember them. To change the name (for a cash grab) is an abomination.

♥ 11:51am Jeff Golick:

(Love your photo, @Carmichael. It's the second such example I've seen. Let's hope it's a growing trend.)

11:53am Mr C:

The Pittsburgh Pirates, like the Drummer, quietly retreat to gather new soul for another day.

11:54am Carmichael:

Ha, thanks Jeff. When I lived in the Far East, I found many examples like this.

♥ 11:54am Webhamster Henry:

Bobby! Bobby! Bobby Baby! Bobby Bubbie!
-- the immortal words of Sondheim

♥ 11:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Ah, but my Orioles and Mets are still slaying dragons!

♥ 11:56am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
"Everybobby, rise. Rise!"

11:56am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

♥ 11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Yes the flip side of this record IS the Willie Nelson song.

11:57am βrian:

Tom Waits: "Crap Hands"

11:58am northguineahills:

Thanks Doug, loved the set, been listening since 10 while cleaning my parent's house.

11:58am βrian:

Shea stadium!

11:58am Marie:

Yes, music is love! Maybe even corporatized crap is its own lamo-love--like, that's the best they can do?

12:00pm Jesse K:

Thanks Doug!

♥ 12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

Thank you for hanging out with me, everyone. It is an honor and a pleasure.

♥ 12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, drummer-man!

12:01pm Flash Strap:

Thanks Doug !

12:01pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks Doug!

♥ 12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

It is you and you and you that I thank.

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)

Grupo Dominicano	Buen Humor	b/w Un Sueno Tuvo (Victor 1929)
Felix Del Rosario & Sus Magos Del Ritmo	Victor & Memelo	Lo Mejor De Felix Del Rosario (Karen 1975)
Rafael Solano & Su Orquesta	Los Galleros	Los Galleros (Gemini 1982)
Cheché Abreu & Sus Colosos	Que Buena Esta La Morena	Asi Es Mi Tierra (Zuni 1979)
Angel Viloria y Su Conjunto Típico Cibaeno	Vironay	b/w Lengua Larga (Ansonia 1953)
Marino Perez & Edilio Paredes	Por Mi Madre Que Yo no Fui	Bachata Roja: Amor y Amargue (¡Aso )

Unknown	Musique De Danse	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (Dust-To-Digital )
Unknown	Khil Wa Khalileh	Choubi Choubi! Folk & Pop Songs from Iraq, Volume 2 (Sublime Frequencies )
Unknown	Krao Kila	Lao Duang Duean
The Unknowns	Tighter	b/w Young Enough to Cry (Marlin 1967)
Unknown	I Have to Cross Jordan	Wings Over the City of Angels: A Los Angeles Gospel Collection (City of Angels )
Unknown	I'm Your Sex Machine	Funky Funky New Orleans 3 (Funky Delicacies )
Unknown	Another Man's Woman, Another Woman's Man	The Fame Studios Story 1961-1973 (Ace )

Jack Costanzo	Bajo Numero Uno	Latin Fever (Liberty 1959)
Chico Hamilton Quintet	Walking Carson Blues	hico Hamilton Quintet featuring Buddy Collette (Pacific Jazz 1955)
François Rabbath	Basses en Fugue	The Sound of a Bass (Philips 1968)
Buddy Collette	Jungle Pipe	Man of Many Parts (Contemporary 1956)
Milt Hinton	Pink 'n Pat	East Coast Jazz 5 (Bethlehem 1955)
Paul Chambers	Bass Region	1st Bassman (Vee Jay 1961)

Lambert & Nuttycombe	Morning	At Home (A&M 1970)
Bob Patterson	Travelin' Through the Countryside	Instrumentalist, Singer, Songwriter (R.D.P. 1971)
MIJ	Look Into the (K)night	Yodeling Astrologer (ESP 1969)
Rodriguez	It Started Out So Nice	Coming From Reality (Sussex 1972)
Mike Fiems	Sing It	I Would Dream (Vermillion 1974)
Kenny Rankin	Earthheart	Like a Seed (Little David 1972)
Karl Blau	Six White Horses	Introducing Karl Blau (Raven Marching Band 2016)

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Joseph Kabasele	Mbombo Ya Tshimbalanga	Joseph Kabasele: Le Grand Kallé - His Life, His Music 1964-1970 (Stern's )
Gorom	Dounga Kagne Laye Sey	Senegal Authentic 1977 (Sonafric 1977)
Orchestre Special Liwanza	Vicky (pts. 1 & 2)	Urgent Jumping!: East African Musiki Wa Dansi Classics (Stern's 1977)

Bobby Adams	Go on Back to Georgia	b/w Is It Too Late (Home-Town 1970)
Bobby Freeman	Put Another Dime in the Parking Meter	b/w Can You Stand the Pressure (Double Shot 1970)
Bobby Kimble	I Have Seniority Over Your Love	b/w A Good Fool Is Hard to Find (Fat Fish 1966)
Bobby Mandolph	Tell Me Tomorrow	b/w Gotta Get You Back (Vault 1969)
Bobby McClure	I'm Not Ashamed	b/w I'll Be True to You (Checker 1966)
Bobby Paris	I Walked Away	b/w Kansas City (Capitol 1967)
Bobby Sheen	Something New to Do	b/w I May Not Be What You Want (Warner Bros. 1973)
Bobby Wade	Blind Over You	b/w Funny How Time Slips Away (DeLuxe 1970)
Bobby Wilburn	I'm a Lonely Man	b/w I'm a Dreamer (Gamble 1971)

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