WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 11/11/16

Listener comments!

8:36am annie:

will have to catch the archive doug.. moving to a cat-sit job this am. <3

8:38am Doug Schulkind:

Pet the cat for me, annie.

8:39am annie:

2 cats, how lovely!! yes i will..

8:56am guy mauve:

Thank you for being there, Mr Schulkind.

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

There is no place I'd rather be, guy mauve.

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8:57am listener james from westwood:

Hey all--in today and wishing folks well. Glad to have you here, Doug.

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

We're stronger together, Listener James.

9:00am guy mauve:

Blessings to all out there.

www.huffingtonpost.com...

9:01am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Morning, yes, ndbob. Good, not so much.

9:02am guy mauve:

For clarity. LC McCabe and Mrs Miller

www.huffingtonpost.com...

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

@guy mauve
One of my favorites of all time. I once wrote a little piece about Leonard Cohen's music in McCabe & Mrs. Miller: wfmu.org...

9:03am Maggie B.:

Pass the morphine.

9:08am holland oats:

ffs drumma

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, dear Mother Maggie.

9:09am Maggie B.:

hullo son. how are you and everyone weathering this whole end of democracy thing?

9:10am David D:

Thanks for keeping on, Doug, don't give in!

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

@holland oats
ffs = "for fuck's sake"?
ffs = "falafel for some"?
ffs = "fighting for Sanka"?

9:10am David D:

And great to be able to listen live for a change...

9:12am Maggie B.:

oh how i miss Mizz Monica! I will listen in as much as possible.

9:12am holland oats:

all of the above

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Really great to have you aboard, David D!

@holland oats
That's what I thought.

9:13am Webhamster Henry:

Hiya Doug! Happy Armistice Day, where we celebrate the end of the War to End All Wars!

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Happy 11/11/11 to you, Webhamster Henry. I will fight alongside you, Sir.

9:17am Flash Strap:

hi drummers! hi doug!

9:18am Alex In Illinois:

Good morning, from the lonely patch of blue on the map.

9:20am Kris Holmes:

morning

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Brother Flash! Greetings, Alex in Patchofblueinois! Welcome aboard, Kris!

9:21am Flash Strap:

i love I Love You True Lou

9:21am Alex In Illinois:

That is just the way the map looked. I don't want to upset the Brian in Madison. In real life, the Wisconsin that many of us in the Chicago area people know most is Madison and the Milwaukee area.

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9:24am βrian:

"Just to prove a point to y'all, I'm going to stomp on this land mine."

9:25am Mr C:

It's a slow train, but it keeps moving on. Like the Drummer...

9:25am Goyim in the AM:

Hi folks! I get to go through all this again in a couple weeks when Austria votes for their own bad guy!

9:26am Flash Strap:

oh man is Austria having its own moment in the global wave towards the right? I didn't even know

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9:27am βrian:

Plus ça change ...

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
Allegheny County (where Pittsburgh is located) is a scary isle of blue in a roiling sea of red.

Pleased to see you, Mr C!

Glad you're here, Goyim in the AM!

Wouldn't want to be here w/out you, βrian!

9:30am ndbob:

nice set here Doug!

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9:32am βrian:

Just a few sanctuaries in WI:

www.google.com...

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9:33am Brian in UK:

Heyup Boss.

Yes folks the world is turning to the right. Yes, Austria was a near miss recently. France is up for grabs. Germany well, who can take in one million refugees with no reaction. Of course America with its lack of global vision (current friends excluded).
And the whole year topped and tailed by Bowie and Cohen funeral directors to the stars.
I am with Gloria G.

9:34am Goyim in the AM:

@Flashstrap: Austria had a 50/50 presidential election months ago -- the good guys won, and the result was annulled. Do-over in a couple weeks, and I don't think it'll come out ok.

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9:35am Brian in UK:

Keeping my skillet good 'n greasy.

@Goyim how did they work that?

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9:36am Brian in UK:

What's a buccaneer?
The things on the side of your bucking head.

9:36am mauri:

yes boss. right away boss. the lakes frozen but not thick enough. maybe i go ski in the dark forest n countryroad.

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9:36am listener james from westwood:

Agreed w/ ndbob on the fine-set count. Somehow the old shtuff is always calming.

9:37am Kris Holmes:

red prevailed here but was closer than i would have figured

9:37am guy mauve:

Wit has not been caste aside, at least.

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9:38am Brian in UK:

I forgot Monica is on later. My, I must go and make myself presentable. I might be some time.

9:38am Goyim in the AM:

@Brian: there were some irregularities -- absolutely no evidence of fraud, mind you -- in the method of vote counting, supreme court overruled the whole damn election.

9:39am Webhamster Henry:

Monica is worth waiting around for .. and pledging for if you haven't already !

9:40am Goyim in the AM:

The re-do should have been months ago, but was cancelled because the special envelopes you have to put your absentee ballots into had faulty glue. So time, as well as fascism, has been marching on.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Hi hi hi, mauri!

9:41am Flash Strap:

i too live in a little blue boat on the red sea, my brothers. It doesn't even feel like it's that blue where i am, to be honest

but NC MIGHT have ditched its governor, we'll see

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

I've got a comfy cushion here for you, Brian in UK. Sit down next to me.

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9:43am listener james from westwood:

@Evan, that would indeed be a possible bright spot amid all this.

9:43am coelacanth:

morning Doug and Drummers

9:43am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings to all Drummeristas! Lovely stuff Drummerman.

9:44am Jeff Golick:

Sorry I'm late. My country was destroyed a few days ago.

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9:44am Brian in UK:

Doug that was my last 2% and I mean it; twas for Monica and Bill Mac.
Cough up everybody.

9:45am Goyim in the AM:

I am happy that Anne Arundel Co. Maryland, despite an influx of white racist carpet baggers in the last decade or so, somehow miraculously managed to come correct in the past election by the slightest of margins. So I did what I could.

9:45am Flash Strap:

it's all i have to hope for, James.

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9:49am Brian in UK:

Someone needs to get back to their home planet.
www.bbc.co.uk...

9:50am Alex In Illinois:

@Flash Strap: In Illinois, we have a Republican Governor too, who got in during a low-turnout election. But we are rooting for NC to get rid of theirs, so you guys can root for us when Rauner's seat is up.

9:50am Dave in Vermont:

I'm guessing this is secular music, but it reminded me that I went my first Diwali party last week.

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9:51am Brian in UK:

This sounds very much like a fellow Syrian, Omar Souleyman.

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Dave in Bernieland!

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

THANK YOU, Brian in UK. For coughing up.

Howdy, Ramblin' Ray and coelacanth!

9:54am βrian:

One more hairball of lucre. Cough it up!

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9:55am Brian in UK:

We are thricely hairballed in this house.

9:56am Hugo:

From today's New York Times:

WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump, who campaigned against the corrupt power of special interests, is filling his transition team with some of the very sort of people who he has complained have too much clout in Washington: corporate consultants and lobbyists.

Mr. Trump was swept to power in large part by white working-class voters who responded to his vow to restore the voices of forgotten people, ones drowned out by big business and Wall Street. But in his transition to power, some of the most prominent voices will be those of advisers who come from the same industries for which they are being asked to help set the regulatory groundwork.

Do I smell a rat?

9:56am Kris Holmes:

Was just listening the the Echo Del Africa National LP last night so this world traveler set is fitting right it

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9:56am βrian:

We've just got to figure out how to monetize trichobezoars. Our warehouse is nearly full!

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, up there, Jeff Golick! Missed you earlier. Sorries!

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9:58am Brian in UK:

@Hugo Hello old chap. Very naive to believe any word that a politician utters when trying to get elected. Whatever stripe they represent. We had that with the recent EU vote.

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10:00am βrian:

Needs me some Muhammara.

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10:00am Brian in UK:

Doug, cannot even spell it.

10:01am Mr C:

Jack Costanzo, a leading light in the mid-late 50s bongo craze...he popped up on a lot of records..

10:02am Flash Strap:

you can count on me for that rootin' either way, Alex

rootin' for you too, Austria

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
I have a record on which Jack Costanzo teaches you to play the bongos.

10:06am Flash Strap:

ooh i want to learn from that

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Flash Strap
After Jack Costanzo teaches you how to play the bongos, Lauren Bacall will teach you how to whistle.

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10:10am Artie Haywire:

McCrory is toast. We'll need to wait for the wheels to turn, but the present vote margin should be sufficient to oust him from Raleigh. Small victories.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

I adore the guitar on this Bembeya number. Like popcorn for the ears.

Great fucking news, Artie Haywire. Thanks for making me smile! (Just your showing up did that.)

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

FRIENDS, I HAVE IT ON GOOD AUTHORITY THAT A PLEDGE MAILED IN EARLIER THIS WEEK HAS OFFICIALLY PUT Give the Drummer Some OVER THE TOTAL FOR THE WFMU SILENT FUNDRAISER. It just hasn't been added into the pledge-o-meter yet.

Thank you, Mr C.

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10:16am βrian:

Great caps-lock, Doug! That's good news!

10:17am Flash Strap:

AAAH AAAAAH AAAAAAAAAH

WHAT NEWS!

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10:18am Brian in UK:

@Flash Strap have you seen that there is a new reworked release of Abel Gance's Napoleon. It is a mere 330 minutes short.

10:18am Alex In Illinois:

@Artie Haywire: It is sort of a type of political constipation? I mean you know it's on it's way out, but just taking longer than it should.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
I call it Captain Stubby–lock.

10:18am Flash Strap:

@Doug re: Bacall - she already taught me, but i want her to teach me again

10:19am Flash Strap:

I have never seen any version of that, Brian, but I've been dying to

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10:21am listener james from westwood:

Doug, that is a bit of brightness to be celebrated!

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10:21am Brian in UK:

You get two short breaks plus a lunch break. Really.

10:21am Alex In Illinois:

@Artie Haywire: It is sort of a type of political constipation? I mean you know it's on it's way out, but just taking longer than it should.

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10:22am Brian in UK:

So Clinton got more votes and lost. Is that right? No proportional representation.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

@Flash Strap
Always wise to buck up on one's knowledge.

@Brian in UK
Proportional? What are you, a Commie?

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10:24am Brian in UK:

Better red than dead.

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10:25am βrian:

We're both, apparently. But not that kind of red.

10:25am Dean:

Watch it with the "red," @Brian in UK. I don't think it means (here in the US in our present circumstance) what you think it means.

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10:26am Brian in UK:

Why is it the woman has to have a different wardrobe for each occasion but the man can wear the same dull suit and tie every time.

@Dean ironically Labour here is red and Conservatives blue. Go figure.

10:27am Dean:

Great minds, @βrian, as they say.

The electoral college is dysfunctional, but it is a vestige of our federalist founding.

@Brian in UK: Yeah, well, you guys drive on the wrong side of the road, too.

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10:28am βrian:

The University of Wisconsin's color is a weird kind of red. I've never liked it.

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

I remember once reading a really smart, thoughtful explanation of why the Electoral College is a brilliant and necessary mechanism. I just don't remember what it said.

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10:29am βrian:

Technically, we drive on the right side.

10:30am Sue P.:

you can appreciate good writing and thoughtful commentary w/o agreeing with it.

10:30am Dean:

Here in the US we drive on the north side, pass on the east.

10:31am Dean:

And Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.'s birthday is a national holiday!

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10:32am Brian in UK:

I believe that I quoted a line from a Phil Ochs song.

We drive on the same side as the majority of the other users.

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10:32am βrian:

I propose the UK switch to the right side, and that the US switches to Celsius and the metric system. It would be a great step toward world unity.

10:32am Dean:

The Obamanable Snowman would have voted...?

10:33am Dean:

Might as well switch to Celsius here. It's getting warmer, anyway.

10:34am Webhamster Henry:

Metric by '75! <my motto>

10:34am ndbob:

@Doug it would be extremely difficult to get rid of the Electoral College - it would require a constitutional amendment - and the states that benefit the most from that are unlikely to support it

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10:36am Brian in UK:

@βrian for crying out gently we have just voted to leave the EU, at least the 52% who bothered. So changing the side of the road is beyond the pale.

We might be changing our electorial boundaries to much consternation.

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10:36am βrian:

On the other hand, suddenly our daily commute would seem farther ... but then I suppose we would travel much faster ...

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10:36am βrian:

en.wikipedia.org...

10:37am still b/p:

I told a friend Tuesday I would arrive at her small election party naked, painted, keening and clingy...and that was from apprehension level BEFORE polls closed. Now...there ain't enough paint or enough naked and I'm starting the Gnashional Front Party.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

@ndbob
I am not on the "dump the Electoral College" bandwagon. I can easily imagine living in an America where I need to be protected from the majority.

10:37am joe:

'ello folks

10:37am Dean:

How about in the interest of global unity the US also votes to leave the EU?

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10:38am Brian in UK:

@βrian confirms what I have long thought (for the last ten minutes) we should be in the Southern Hemisphere.

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10:38am βrian:

At least it's no longer 240 pence to the pound ...

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

Say it IS so, Joe!

Howdy, Dean!

10:39am Mr C:

@Doug
I'm with you on above..

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

What's this about a small erection party, still b/p?

10:39am Dean:

Don't say "pence," βrian. Not now.

Heh, I actually routinely greet people with "Howdy!"

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10:39am Brian in UK:

...and look what happened to the sixpence, florin half crown and guinea. Cor blimey guv'nor.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Please don't say Pence just now.

10:40am David D:

There is actually an ongoing serious initiative to work around the Electoral College situation for what it's worth: en.wikipedia.org...

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of Pence, he is way way way scarier to me than Trump. He actually believes this shit.

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10:41am βrian:

Damn. Sorry.

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10:41am Brian in UK:

Oh to born again down in old Virginny.

10:41am still b/p:

Yes, exactly, Doug, when the...enthusiasm...is not yuuuuuge.

10:41am ndbob:

@Doug I have mixed feelings about it - I've never supported abolishing it - now I'm less sure about that - but it won't happen - the two Senators per state also over represents small states and that can't be changed

10:41am Alex In Illinois:

Did anyone ever see that edition of Night Music with David Sanborn when Carla Bley was the guest, and they claimed that she had a daughter and he had a son who were in a band together? A band then played that included a guy who looked like a younger Dave Sanborn and a young woman who looked like a shorter Carla Bley. I still am not sure if that was for real.

10:42am Dean:

Trump knows how to make a deal, for sure. Pence is his insurance.

10:43am Webhamster Henry:

Let me remind you young 'uns how unbelievable it was that Reagan got elected - twice - and that Bush pere et fils got elected - twice. And Clinton got in with a healthy boost of vote sucking from Mr. Perot.

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Ill
I devoured all of those Night Music shows. (Produced so wonderfully by Hal Willner.) But I don't remember that Carla Bley exchange. Of course, I don't remember what I had for breakfast...

10:43am Webhamster Henry:

Agnew was Nixon's insurance, (Quayle was G HW Bush's) so you know there's a path forward!

10:43am joe:

As pointed out it is Kurt Vonneguts bday that being said I guess saying "So it goes" might be appropriate in a few different ways depending on where you stand.

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10:44am Brian in UK:

So how much was spent on this malarkey to make america grate again?

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10:44am βrian:

Should Vermont secede?

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10:45am βrian:

How about if Mexico pays for the wall, in exchange for the return of Texas?

10:45am joe:

@Doug my wife has been saying that since day one. She has been in more of a panic about him being only one breath away almost more than anything else.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Nice to see ya, Sue P!

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10:48am βrian:

Marathon, Texas, of course, could retain independent diplomatic status.

10:49am joe:

Can I just make really horrible pun of One Pence none the Richer. ok got it out if my system

10:50am Dean:

It was Bley with Bootsy Collins, Steve Swallow, Allen Toussaint, and Karen Mantler's band. Mantler is Bley's daughter. Not sure who Sanborn's kid is.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Radio has a program emanating from Marathon, Texas! The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes. Tuesday nights, 10-midnight (ET).

10:52am Dean:

Sure enough, Sanborn has a bass player son, Jonathan, who has played with Mantler.

10:53am Dean:

And Eric Mingus, too.

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10:53am βrian:

So that would be Ambassador Kris Holmes, then.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

Charles Mingus and Martin Niemöller, together again.

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10:54am βrian:

I once flew on Aer Mingus.

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10:54am Brian in UK:

......and Marfa.

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
One bad-ass I adore.

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

Hobart Dotson on trumpet here with Mingus.

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10:57am βrian:

I feel more obligated than ever to support our local taco trucks.

10:57am joe:

I was only able to find that he had one son Jonathan

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10:59am Brian in UK:

Anyone ever been to Juneau in Alaska. I believe it is not connected to any part of the national road grid outside the town environs.

11:00am Dean:

Neau, never been.

11:01am Alex In Illinois:

if you had seen that performance of what might have been a band including Jonathan Sanborn and Karen Mantler, you might understand my hesitation. Also, at the time, I did not know that Sanborn was born in 1945 because he always looks younger than his actual age. So I did not know that he was old enough to have a son that old.

11:02am Dean:

Here's that episode of Night Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS49B6RzVeY

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11:03am Brian in UK:

Hey Boss is that a typo. Could be the musicians for all I know.

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

The New Yorker Magazine just linked to a new article with a Tweet that asks "What’s the point of listening to music during a moment that seems so fraught?"

Here is the article: www.newyorker.com...

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11:04am βrian:

I've passed by Juneau, Wisconsin...

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

Which typo where, Sir? I plead guilty, now let's sort it out.

11:05am Little Danny:

G'morning' all. Sorry to have missed 2/3 of GtDS but glad I'm here for the home stretch

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11:06am Brian in UK:

Stawberry

11:06am Little Danny:

@Brian in UK: thanks for thinking of Marfa!

11:06am Kris Holmes:

hey dan

11:07am Alex In Illinois:

My answer to that New Yorker question: fewer side effects that whiskey.

11:08am Ramblin' Ray:

This skronk is hitting the spot!

11:08am Little Danny:

Hey buddy! Hoping to get to Marathon soon

11:08am melinda:

hi everyone!
@Doug: I liked your piece on McCabe & Mrs. Miller and thought it funny that you confused it with The Ghost and Mrs. Muir so went in with low expectations. I think I was turned off by the name for a while too before I actually watched it.

11:08am Alex In Illinois:

I mean: "fewer side effects thaN whiskey. "

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, melinda and Little Danny! (Sounds like a Robert Altman movie.)

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11:09am βrian:

"Whiskey and pain both taste the same ..."

11:14am Kris Holmes:

Dan, I'm about to get up & put a big pot of Jambalaya on for tonight, there'll be heaps if you guys want to come over for dinner?

11:17am Dean:

"What’s the point of [consuming food] during a moment that seems so fraught?"

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

I see your point, Dean.

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11:20am βrian:

Gotta feed the kids, though. They don't understand.

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11:21am Brian in UK:

Sort of dub Ian Curtis.

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

Dubian Curtis.

11:23am Dean:

Joy Dubision

11:25am joe:

There was actually a band in NYC called Jah Division that did dub versions of Joy Division

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

In high school, our band/orchestra/marching band teacher was named Doberstein, but we all called him Doberman.

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

He always had a little speck of spit on his lower lip, and when he became enraged, which was pretty much every day, the spit would fly onto the clarinet section.

11:28am Dean:

Clarinet sections been taking shit (and spit) forever.

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

Mr. Dobertstein, when he would be working with one particular section of the orchestra, would tell the rest of us to "finger our parts" silently while that section rehearsed.

Finger our parts.

High school students.

Finger our parts, he said.

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11:30am Brian in UK:

We used to have a Tech Drawing teacher with a bit of a speech impediment, he would say 'schit down boysch and pass the paper round'. Funny to us juveniles from Juneau.

11:31am Dean:

"Finger our parts" reminds me of a joke about a faux-band leader, but I'm not sure I'm up to telling it.

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

Knockknockknock!

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11:36am doctorjazz:

Hey, cockamamie meetings today, getting here for the last set, catch up in the archives.
Happy weekend all!

11:36am Sue P.:

no hate whatsoever for the Lost Generation.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Sue P.
"Like"

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11:42am Brian in UK:

The beginning of the Jeannie Greene sounded familiar like Percy Sledge. Her husband Marlin engineered Percy's early work.

11:42am Dean:

Just now my kid is practicing clarinet! "Hot Cross Buns." Next up, a transcription from Dried Rat Dog.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Bobby Bland does a wonderful version of this song, but I had to go with the composer's version.

11:44am Kris Holmes:

Dan Penn is one of my fave writers, he is playing Austin next week but I have to work, dammit.

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11:45am Brian in UK:

Rudy dammit this set is overbearing. Thanks, Doug.

11:46am Santos L Halper:

Glad to be able to listen in on a day off.
Thanks for a great show Doug!
Stay strong drummer brothers and sisters.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Veteran Give the Drummer Somers will absolutely know what song will close out this set and show.

@Kris Holmes
Dan Penn is a giant.

AND SOMEONE ELSE IS A GIANT FOR JUST PLEDGING!!! I don't have access to see who pledged, so please accept my gratitude!!!

Howdy, Santos L. Halper!

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11:50am Brian in UK:

Yes we all hate hate. Let's be positive. There is always the music.
Have a good weekend everyone.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

I am going to expect each and every one of you to singalong with the last selection (coming up after the next one). Throw open the windows and sing to the winds.

11:51am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:52am burke:

But good lord above...

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Happy Veteran Drummer Somers Day, Brian in UK.

11:55am Pedantic Listener Gregory:

Doug, just note that "I hate to see you got" should probably be "...go." At least, that's the way I feal about the show.

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11:55am listener james from westwood:

We've got plenty of winds going through the Pascack Valley right now!

11:56am Jeff Golick:

Thanks, @Doug.

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

I am trying not to cry.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Clapping on 1 and 3. How adorable.

11:58am Goyim in the AM:

They were from a "nice" neighborhood.

11:58am Rich in Washington:

Hola, Doug!
What a brutal year. I just want to crawl in bed and pull the covers over my head until the decade ends.

11:58am burke:

Thanks for that!

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

DJ Monica is up next!!!!

Playlist here: wfmu.org...

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12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Hate to say goodbye, but love to hear you DJ! Thanks, Doug!

12:00pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks for the medicine once again Drummerman!

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

You're most welcome, Burke! Greetings, Rich in WA!

12:00pm Alex In Illinois:

Thanks for the link! See ya there!

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)

A.E. Ward & His Plow Boys	The Old Dinner Pail	b/w Going to Leave Old Arkansas (Columbia 1931)
Carolina Twins	Gal of Mine Took My Licker from Me	b/w A Change in Business All Around (Victor 1929)
Aiken Country String Band	High Sheriff	b/w Charleston Rag (Okeh 1928)
Raymond Parish with His Country Boys	Chain Gang	b/w I'm in Heaven (Shamrock )
Slim Bryant & His Wildcats	I Love You True Lou	b/w Bessie James (Majestic 1947)
Louise Massey & the Westerners	Out on Loco Range	b/w A Roundup Lullaby ( 1934)
Captain Stubby & His Buccaneers	Knocking Song (True Love Is Knocking at My Door)	b/w Each Time You Leave (Rondo 1952)
Dolly DImples & Her Country Cousins	Willie Roy the Cripple Boy	b/w Trouble in Mind (Hill and Country 1951)
Daisy Mae & Old Brother Charlie	Fingerprints Upon My Heart	b/w Dreamed of an Old Love Affair (Columbia 1952)

Matar Mohamed	Lamma Yee Gheeb el Gamar	Shik Shak Shok! Psychedelic Music For Belly Dance, recorded in Lebanon, 1972-85 (Worldwide Productions 1972)
Raks	Raks Dance	Waking Up Scheherazade, Volume 1 (Ali Baba and His 40... )
Abu Wafsi	Deg Deg Dagdaglo	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran (Sham Palace )
Morteza	Sabr Kon	Tisheh O Risheh: Funk, Psychedelia and Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation (Pharaway Sounds )

Mbaraka Mwinshehe & Morogoro Jazz	Mitindo Yetu	Ukumbushu (Polydor 1984)
Bembeya Jazz National	Waraba	Hommage à Demba Camara
D.O. Misiani & Shirati Jazz	Sister Mary Lucy	My Life and Loves (Discafrique 1988)
N'Goma Jazz	Mi Cantando Para Ti	Angola Soundtrack: Special Sounds from Luanda 1965-1978 (Analog Africa )
Volta Jazz	Mama Soukous	Ouaga Affair: Hard Won Sound of the Upper Volta 1974-1978 (Savannahphone )
Anassoua Jazz de Parakou	Midjomido	b/w Lotob (Albarika Store mid-1970s)

Carla Bley	Communications No. 7	Jazz Realities (Fontana 1966)
The J.F.K. Quintet	Nikki Poo	Young Ideas (Argo 1962)
Charles Mingus	Don't Let It Happen Here	The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65 (Mosaic 1965)
Joe Hertenstein, Achim Tang, Jon Irabagon	Rotten Stawberry	Future Drone (Jazzwerkstatt 2011)

George Ferris	With Every Dream	b/w Diana (Ackee 1971)
Django	Rebel Train	b/w Babylon Version (Duke 1972)
Alan Pellay	Demonic Forces	Wild Paarty Sounds, Volume One (Cherry Red )
Hemsley Morris & Phil Pratt	Little Things	bw Bigger Things (feat. Tommy McCook) (Caltone 1968)
E. Green & the Prophets	Cookie Want Wood	b/w Version (Wild Flower 1977)
Jackie Brown	People of Today
Ken Lazarus	Put Yourself in My Place	b/w John Jones (Federa 1971)

The Lost Generation	Thin Line Between Love and Hate	Young, Tough and Terrible (Brunswick 1972)
Jeannie Greene	Don't Make Me Hate Loving You	The Fame Studios Story (Ace )
Dan Penn	I Hate You	Nobody's Fool (Bell 1973)
O.V. Wright	I'll Hate Myself Tomorrow	Nucleus of Soul (Back Bear 1969)
The Wallace Brothers	Line Between Love and Hate	b/w Thanks a Lot (Sims )
Bobby Purify	I Hate to See You Go	Better to Have It (Proper 2005)
Freddie North	Love to hate	Cuss the Wind (Mankind 1975)
Razzy and the Neighborhood Kids	I Hate Hate	b/w Singing Other People's Songs (Aquarian 1974)

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