WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 12/09/16

Listener comments!

8:46am guy mauve:

Good morning Doug and all drummlies in spirit

8:49am Doug Schulkind:

Please to see you, Mr. Mauve!

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8:54am doctorjazz:

Hey drummers! Out of town, not sure I'll get to listen in real time. Staying at a friends house in Philadelphia, went to see Nels Cline, Marshall Allen, Gerald Cleaver @ Johnny Brenda's.last night, fun, loud skronking affair. They'll be back Sunday night with guest Marshall Allen for anyone in the area.

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

Fun loud skronking is my business, Doc!

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8:59am listener james from westwood:

Good Friday, Doug and all, and happy 100th birthday, Kirk Douglas!

9:01am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

All Douglas's must celebrate today, Listener James!

Hello and welcome, ndbob!

9:02am Mr C:

The Drummer has soul, and it's Superbad, Superbad, Superbad....

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

No, Mr. C.... Superbadd!

9:05am annie:

hello drumma-people

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9:06am listener james from westwood:

Douglas >>>>>>> Doug-less!

9:06am Doug Schulkind:

Yes! It's annie!

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

D∞uglas!

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9:08am doctorjazz:

I may come back foyer Sunday's show...

9:10am Alex In Illinois:

Hi y'all!

9:12am Uncle Michael:

That is not a happy looking drummer. If I hear one clam...

9:13am Goyim in the AM:

As a fan of dj Micah, I am looking forward to never again missing the opening of Doug's show 'cause Marty McS is playing something cool or because I can't get to my internet radio fast enough to switch over. Hi all!

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, Alex in Illinois, Uncle Michael in Topeka, Buddy Rich in Drummer Heaven.

@Goyim in the AM
I have good news for you. DJ Micah will be moving to the Drummer Stream the first week in January. He will be live on Give the Drummer Radio right before me!

9:16am ndbob:

great set here Doug!

9:17am Goyim in the AM:

Hells yes. Tune it in and lock it on to the Drummer stream on Fridays!! A fine, fine addition that makes sonic sense.

9:17am annie:

breakfast almost up: piece of chicken breast, dollop of smashed potatoes and a handful of spinach, simmering in a few pounds of butter..hhmm, snow food

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

Please to be making sense, Goyim. For once!

9:21am ndbob:

eggs for breakfast for me - always

9:22am Goyim in the AM:

That Friday line-up is truly all killer no filler, up there with Saturdays on the main stream. Congrats!

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe we should have Phyllis Diller join the Friday crew?

9:25am annie:

well, ndbob, i'm usually an egg-man myself, but the chill in the air dictated something more substantial. the chicken is just replacing the eggs.

9:27am ndbob:

ah i understand Annie - soup for lunch a little later

9:28am Goyim in the AM:

Good idea, Doug. can she play some Steve Miller?

9:30am Maggie B.:

aw, Doug! Love you and all the drummers right back. And it was cathartic to share layoff stories last week. thanks.

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9:30am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug.

@Goyim the depressing thing about the elections in Austria last week was the fact that the reports said who had lost before saying who had won.

9:33am Goyim in the AM:

@Brian -- for me, the most depressing thins is that the far right candidate was ultimately stopped by the mainstream conservative party and its voters actually pulling themselves together and voting with some respect for the rest of the world -- that's depressing because that ain't happening in the US or the UK any time soon.

9:35am Goyim in the AM:

Also it's not a coincidence that Merkel suddenly came on with the "tough on Islamic immigration" hoo-ha immediately thereafter -- the German conservatives have misread the Van der Bellen victory as a sign that the Austrian mainstream parties' godawful triangulation on that stuff helped defeat the bad guys -- and I think that's a bad mistake.

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9:35am Brian in UK:

Goyim, they do have the benefit of hindsight to a small extent. If the vote to leave the EU was taken again over here, my guess it would be to leave.

9:36am guy mauve:

Someone told me to treat cauliflower like smashed potatoes.

Toss the au-gratin and party down.

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9:36am Brian in UK:

Always steam cauliflowers.

9:38am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! crusty crustaceans!

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9:38am Brian in UK:

Agree about Merkel and guess that she is standing again to fight the far right. Just a hunch as Charles Laughton might say.

9:38am guy mauve:

That is after it is steamed. Mash it up and cheese it down.

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Make the shrimp jump "like a natural man"? Like a natural man!

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9:39am Brian in UK:

Doug does this mean some Abdullah Ibraheim (s'cuse spelling)

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9:40am Brian in UK:

Trying to type, write, think and east chicken soup at the same time. Jeez these trousers are a mess.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I love you. Yes yes a thousand times yes!

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9:42am Brian in UK:

east chicken soup note there's a thing.

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9:43am Brian in UK:

It is mutual, my friend.

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9:44am Brian in UK:

Just read my comment at 9:35 it should have read STAY. Time for a lie down.

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9:45am Brian in UK:

Peace indeed.

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

From Dave Bartholomew's "Shrimp & Gumbo" to Dollar Brand's "Shrimp Boats."

We've got a high art/higher art thing going on here.

9:47am chromaphone:

Apparently shrimp boats makes one happy according to Dollar Brand.

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9:47am βrian:

So familiar, Abdullah's trill.

9:48am Goyim in the AM:

@Brian -- I figured!

9:48am glenn:

hello, crustaceans.

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9:48am listener james from westwood:

A set so tasty it doesn't even need cocktail sauce!

9:48am Jeff Golick:

Nothing better than this.

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Abduallah is essentially praying for shrimp, I think.

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9:49am doctorjazz:

Dollar Brand????!!?!? Really???!??!?

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, glenn. How's the exoskeleton?!

Warm greetings, Jeff Golick!

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9:50am Brian in UK:

doc recorded before he converted.

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9:51am doctorjazz:

Ooops, THIS is Abdullah Ibrahim!

9:51am Webhamster Henry:

Dave Brubeck, R.I.P. (91) a few days ago .. somehow got crowded out by other celebrity deaths.

9:52am burke:

Mouthwatering! Is it lunchtime yet?

9:52am Webhamster Henry:

sorry old news popped up!

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

My policy is to put on the playlist the name of the artist as it appears on the record. A flawed policy, perhaps, but it provides order in my mind.

@Webhamster Henry
I believe Mr. Brubeck passed a while ago. 2012. But we mourn him still.

9:53am Webhamster Henry:

That's one reason fake news is so successful - real news can be so old!

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Glad to see you, burke. Grab a napkin and dig in!

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9:53am βrian:

The shrimp are waving their stalks in adulation.

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

The only stalkers we accept here, βrian.

9:55am Jeff Golick:

"The shrimp store called...and they'd like a copy of this set to play in-store." Or am I misremembering it...

9:55am Webhamster Henry:

In my head is a cheezy version of Shrimp Boats that this is not quite wiping out.

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Just the phrase "shrimp store" gives me goosebumps.

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9:56am Brian in UK:

This last melody is straight out of a Delgados song. No idea which one though.

9:56am Jeff Golick:

Yeah, misremembered: en.wikipedia.org...

9:57am glenn:

ya gotta have life policies. me, i don't answer the phone after 9:00 p.m., and i refuse to eat capers.

9:57am glenn:

there are others, but those are the highlights.

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9:58am βrian:

Rule #1: If you don't caper, you can't dance.

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

@Webhamster Henry
Cheesy shrimp. Yum!

10:00am Doug Schulkind:

Has there ever been a bad time with bongos?

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10:00am βrian:

On the other hand, that's more for the rest of us. Pity the caper pickers. Whoever thought to pick and pickle those little flower buds was truly inspired. Or truly, hungry, maybe.

10:00am chromaphone:

I helped interview a shrimper who worked in the FL panhandle a few months before the BP oil spill and he said it was a crime that most Americans unknowingly only eat imported shrimp because our native shrimp tastes so incredible. Sadly I don't think I had any while I was down there but the crabcakes were through the roof good as I recall.

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10:02am Brian in UK:

I had a craving for laver bread yesterday. The only place here that I can find it is in Swansea Market.

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10:04am βrian:

My mantra for the day: "Shrimp braised in white wine, red pepper flakes, rosemary, and garlic."

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10:04am Brian in UK:

Do you think that John Huston got Ole Mose from The Searchers from Moses Mason.

10:06am Dave in Vermont:

I was feeling like better human while listening to that song, for sure, Doug.

10:07am Listener Gregory:

To be fair to Tom Dorsey, when he got religion, I believe he stopped performing "Second Hand Woman Blues" and the like.

10:08am Listener Gregory:

I came in in the middle of that shrimp set, and now I almost wish the show were over so I could listen to it in the archive! Almost.

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10:09am βrian:

There goes the colorful language!

10:10am Webhamster Henry:

Maybe the morning shows can use Hatikva as their outros....

10:10am annie:

the pub in west asheville makes a killer shrimp and grits

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10:10am listener james from westwood:

Found out recently that shrimp and grits is a friend's favorite food!

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Why be fair, Listener Gregory?

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

On Friday mornings for years, Nachum would end his show with these words: "And now the most calming words in radio: Doug is next."

Godspeed, Nachum Segal!

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10:12am βrian:

Will there be a prawn theme later, Doug? I'm heating the skillet.

10:13am Alex In Illinois:

@Listener Gregory: Is this "Tom Dorsey" the same person as "Tommy Dorsey" or "Thomas Dorsey", or yet another guy altogether?

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10:13am Brian in UK:

Doug could you do a mixed selection of crevettes and cravats.

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10:14am βrian:

On the other hand, Gary Larson noted,
"Beware of Doug"

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10:14am Sam Segal:

Season's greetings, Doug and all!

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Same guy, Alex. The Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey was "Georgia Tom."

10:15am Listener Gregory:

@Alex in IL. They could well be the same person. Blues record labels (and their re-issuers) were not the most fastidious people in the world when it came to names.

10:17am Little Danny:

G'morning Doug and all from a foggy desert

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10:17am Brian in UK:

Talking bluegrass, saw Bobby Gillespie at a Ralph Stanley gig. I know why not, just never noticed any bluegrass influences in Primal Screams' music.

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex
Tommy Dorsey was a different person.

10:17am Listener Gregory:

Since no one asked, let me also reveal that the blues pianists Speckled Red and Piano Red were brothers, but their last names were not Red.

10:18am Alex In Illinois:

But "Tommy" Dorsey was Thomas Francis Dorsey, the trombonist and "Thomas" Dorsey was Thomas Andrew Dorsey the Gospel composer.

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

Rise and shine, Foggy Danny!

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10:20am βrian:

Here's the nerd's take on the entity, "Tommy Dorsey"
viaf.org...

10:21am Jeff Golick:

What're we looking at there, @βrian?

10:23am Little Danny:

@Brian in the UK: amazing sighting

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10:24am βrian:

So definitely not the same Dorsey.

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10:24am Brian in UK:

Doug got anything by The Webfoot Brothers?

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Call me DJ Platterpuss.

10:25am Uncle Michael:

I think I'm addicted to nasal spray.

I have a monkey up my nose.

10:27am Jeff Golick:

I love harmony.

10:27am Listener Gregory:

@Alex Good point about the trombonist. However, there is probably a record by the other Dorsey that is labeled "Tommy Dorsey" somewhere.

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10:29am Artie Haywire:

The old OCLC, at little dry, but it does aim to be definitive.

10:30am Doug Schulkind:

My father remembers seeing a young singer named Sinatra perform with the Dorsey Orchestra in Brooklyn. Sinatra was "the boy singer" with the orchestra.

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10:31am Brian in UK:

Guess Miller Brothers had heard Mystery Train.

10:32am Uncle Michael:

This is a better version of "Bob" than I've heard before.

10:32am burke:

Not Bob Wills, but "Bob" by Willis Bros?

10:32am ndbob:

wow Doug

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10:33am Brian in UK:

The EP was called Robert.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

I am bobbing for compliments.

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10:34am βrian:

Next up?
soundcloud.com...

10:35am Uncle Michael:

The Franchotone Brothers?

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

This Gambler's Blues sounds a lot like St. James Infirmary.

10:39am Jeff Golick:

Peoples should sign up for the Give the Drummer Radio daily email, as it's gonna be difficult keeping all this new programming straight: www.tinyletter.com...

If you're not already signed up, that is.

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10:39am listener james from westwood:

No doubt part of the St. James Infirmary galaxy of song!

10:40am Jeff Golick:

Yah, @Doug. I also half-expected Cab Calloway to come in....

10:40am chromaphone:

I just looked at the playlist to see if this was St James Infirmary :)

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10:41am Brian Brothers in UK:

Hospitals in the northern half of UK are often called infirmaries.

10:41am Rob in NO:

Hey Doug! Yes, Gambler's Blues & SJI are closely linked (that is, kinda the same song). Jimmie Rodgers version is an example.

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

You can also get signed up to the Drummer Stream daily email blast by sending a request to drummer@wfmu.org

Whichever you prefer!

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10:41am listener james from westwood:

IIRC there's some shared DNA between SJ's I and the Unfortunate Rake group of songs, but better folk folks than I am can verify/debunk.

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10:42am listener james from westwood:

My college's health component used to be called the infirmary, but it's likely called the health center or something similarly sleek and antiseptic now.

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10:43am Brian Brothers in UK:

debunk = to get out of bed (military)

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

@Rob in NO
I was going to email you the track after the show! Just in case...!

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, chromaphone!

10:44am Jeff Golick:

My college's main dining room was called the "refectory," which I always found to be a little too close to "infirmary."

10:45am chromaphone:

Hi there Doug

10:45am glenn:

huh. my college dining room was called the basement.

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10:46am Brian Brothers in UK:

What is college?

10:46am mauri:

I'm called mauri

10:47am Rob in NO:

Doug, I have two versions by Kenton -- I think this one, plus one titled SJI from a live album, from the early 70s.

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10:48am Brian Brothers in UK:

mauri Hello mauri. What was that incident at Imatra about?

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Don't all mob mauri or we'd be mauri'd to the mob!

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

This Paul Gonsalves track always makes me think of Gato's soundtrack for Last Tango in Paris.

10:50am Listener Gregory:

@james from w: My institution calls it the Wellness Center now. I guess sick people need not apply.

10:51am Jeff Golick:

@Brian Brothers: see also "university"

10:51am Listener Gregory:

Doug, Gonsalves sounds like he's channeling Johnny Hodges a bit.

10:51am mauri:

Brian. The killer hasn't told why he shot the 3 women.

10:52am Jeff Golick:

Suddenly want to hear some Ben Webster.

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10:52am Brian Brothers in UK:

Doug, delicious set.

Jeff, goes without saying. Never set foot inside either.

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
Nice ears. Gonsalves was sliding between notes in Hodges' style. Of course, he played with Hodges in the Ellington sax section for many years!

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
You always say that. No, literally. Always.

10:54am Jeff Golick:

@Brian Bros.: aha gotcha. Their loss.

10:55am annie:

milt hinton! i used to have a couple albums!!

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10:56am βrian:

Say, "Eddie Bert" ten times, quickly.

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10:57am Brian Brothers in UK:

@βrian I would rather say melliflous. Like this set.

10:58am Jeff Golick:

New word alert: I just made a call to a restaurant to confirm a reservation, and was given the option of pressing zero for the "reservationist."

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10:58am βrian:

Aw, honey!

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10:59am Brian Brothers in UK:

@Jeff was it a native American restaurant?

10:59am Mr C:

This album has a cool cover..

11:00am Jeff Golick:

@Brian Bros.: Ha. Nope. BBQ.

@Mr C.: agreed re cover, though as ever it'd be difficult to top "You Get More Bounce..."

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11:01am Brian Brothers in UK:

Talking of grub, going to an Afghan restaurant tomorrow night

11:01am Doug Schulkind:

Here it is, Mr C: ecx.images-amazon.com...

11:04am Jeff Golick:

Oooh nice, @Brian. Been a long time for me. Fondly recall a joint called "Afghan Kebab House" up in Hell's Kitchen, mid-1990s standby.

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11:07am βrian:

There used to be a good Afghani restaurant in Ann Arbor. I remember tomato and mint in pastry pillows of some sort. So good.

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11:09am Artie Haywire:

Milt Hinton was also a fine photographer.

11:09am Dean:

The largest population of Afghan Americans resides down the freeway a few miles from here in Fremont, CA. I imagine the restaurants there are very good.

11:10am Alex In Illinois:

Lawrence Welk was from North Dakota. I guess he did not spend much time in New York City. Or at least maybe he never rode Public transportation whenever he was there or in Chicago.

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11:10am Brian Brothers in UK:

@Dean I was at the Wigmore Hall last week. Not saying this to annoy you, just saying.

11:11am Mr C:

When's Olinga up for background?

11:12am Dean:

Splendid, @BBiUK! Not annoying at all. Goddammit.

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11:12am Brian Brothers in UK:

Mr C please do not write that, every time I hear it, I think what happened to my copy.

11:12am Dean:

How was the show?

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Is that a request for bed music? I love you people!

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya, Dean!

11:13am Dean:

Mornin'.

11:15am Mr C:

Mine too @Brian. It's in a house in Montclair, NJ, along with most of the rest of my records, and my ex-wife. Never to see the light of day.

11:15am northguineahills:

Finally, getting my drummer some...

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Isn't it ironic that as the morning leaves us, it's lessening?

Hey hey, northguineahills!

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11:16am Brian Brothers in UK:

Bluddy marvellous. Such a wonderful venue. Heard some instruments that I have never heard live before, the pipa and qunam. Respectful audience.

11:16am northguineahills:

Is that Afghan restaurant still around St. Marks? I sort of avoided that area of the E Village the last few years.

11:17am glenn:

dear kind american friends, i.e. the w.f.m.u. comment board types - is pizzagate not the absolute last straw? how can you guys watch as your country is taken over by abject morons?

11:19am Parq:

NGH, according to Google, Khyber Pass is still with us.

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11:19am doctorjazz:

Gonna go see The Secret Sisters now, Nels and crew again on Sunday, (in my friend's LIVING ROOM, f'chrissake) catch the show in the archive , loving my weekend off.
Cheers!

11:21am Mr C:

Secret Sisters are great. What town are you in @Dr Jazz?

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11:22am βrian:

We gots no shrimp carts here. What to do for lunch??

11:22am Parq:

Glenn, what you have to understand is that the GOP is calling on us to put all that aside ("Get over it!") and support the president for the sake of unity. You know, just like they did for eight years.

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

Cheers doctorjazz! Have a happy weekend!

@glenn
Oh no, Sir. We have many many straws. We are America, land of exceptionalism. And straws.

11:23am Parq:

Eight years during which a president who was actually elected by a majority of voters -- a large majority -- was in office.

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Hello ^up there^ Artie Haywire!

11:27am annie:

!! by any chance, if any of you are on my email list, please do not open any emails from me, i think my yahoo as hacked. !!

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11:27am Brian Brothers in UK:

In the middle of reading 'The Making of Donald Trump' by David Cay Johnston. Getting more depressed by the page. No pictures.

11:27am melinda:

Hi folks. At the garage having snow tires mounted.

11:29am melinda:

@glenn: yeah, pizzagate is sad. I don't know what the solution is.

11:29am Uncle Michael:

I'll be presenting a three-hour musical tribute to Patrick McGoohan's "The Prisoner" at the top of the hour.

Be seeing you.

www.wfmu.org...

11:30am glenn:

oh, i can think of a solution.

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

Good to have you riding shotgun, melinda!

11:31am melinda:

Solution for fake news?

11:33am glenn:

i was thinking a little more extremely, to be honest. it involves populating antarctica.

11:34am melinda:

Haha

11:35am Alex In Illinois:

@glenn: what do you mean by "watch"? What actions do you expect us to do? A professor has started a site dedicated to fighting the "fake news" sites, and finally mainstream news is waking up to the existence of fake news sites and beginning to comprehend the idea that maybe truth is more important than "balance". Organizations that oppose what Republicans stand for are receiving record amounts in donations. Here in Illinois, we just passed a environmental legislation to fight Global Warming.

11:35am glenn:

without the benefit of winter clothing. a mass die off of the alt right wouldn't trouble me in the least.

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11:35am Brian Brothers in UK:

I used to love saying Woyoya, an album title by Osibisa.

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11:37am Brian Brothers in UK:

Global Warming is a lie put about by swimsuit manufacturers.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Fake news has been around for ages in the US. Except in the 1960s, for instance, it was the government producing the propaganda. Remember COINTELPRO? Now it is us, the American People, who are fooling ourselves. Aldous Huxley anticipated this, no.

11:41am Dean:

The USG has since its founding been operated by high school bullies, nerds, self-righteous ideologues, jocks, and other misfits. There is no solution. It will always be so. We "the people" have to tend to our own critical faculties and our own demands if we want our government to instill pride. The gov't isn't there to do it for us. Respecting fake news, the solutions are simple: learn to think and read at the same time, exercise high degrees of skepticism (and curiosity!) on the one hand while acknowledging, on the other hand, that some kinds of evidence are superior to others.

11:41am Dean:

Put another way, fuck leadership. Level that fucking hierarchy.

11:42am Jeff Golick:

The Pizzagate thing is frightening as hell, but it's a freak side show, a wart on a body that now has late-stage cancer growing within. The fact that the US election was likely (certainly?) affected by a foreign power doesn't seem to be leading the news cycle, for example. The only thing I can take solace in now is the fact that millions more voted for the other candidate.

Thinking, reading, @Dean? That's not really Americans' strong suit right there.

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11:43am Brian Brothers in UK:

The OED word(s) of the year is post-truth.
The concept of post-truth has been in existence for the past decade, but Oxford Dictionaries has seen a spike in frequency this year in the context of the EU referendum in the United Kingdom and the presidential election in the United States. It has also become associated with a particular noun, in the phrase post-truth politics.

Post-truth has gone from being a peripheral term to being a mainstay in political commentary, now often being used by major publications without the need for clarification or definition in their headlines.

11:44am Alex In Illinois:

@Dean: agreed, but doesn't the list "high school bullies, nerds, self-righteous ideologues, jocks, and other misfits" include just about everyone? Okay, maybe not hipsters and fashionistas. Frankly, I think nerds are way too under-represented.

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11:45am βrian:

Hence, the effort to stifle education, generally. The Republicants don't *like* critical thinkers. They're trouble.

11:45am Jeff Golick:

[insert quote from Karl Rove re creating own reality here]

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11:46am Brian Brothers in UK:

These unknown unknowns are worrying me.

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11:46am βrian:

But give me a basket of fried shrimp, and I'll feel better.

11:48am Jeff Golick:

I think of this book title from time to time, it seems to capture a certain American way of being: a.co... (Not mine, thankfully.)

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11:48am Brian Brothers Teddy Bear:

Anyone seen my owner? He says before he left, that this was a mother of a show.

11:48am Mr C:

the huge influence of Mary Wells

11:48am Alex In Illinois:

@βrian: You might want to inquire which body of water those shrimp came from and check up on the environmental health it.

11:49am melinda:

Some of the sites included in the widely circulated list of fake news sites are not really fake news, but it seems they were included after reporting wiki leaks email excerpts, this was their offense.

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
Uncle Michael is a fine purveyor of fresh truth. His Hinky Dinky market of succulent sonics will open its doors in 12 minutes.

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

Jason Elbogen will be serving dessert beginning at 3pm. He'll provide the napkins. You bring what's left of your appetite:

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

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11:50am βrian:

Yeah, farmed shrimp from SE Asia are suspect. We have a shrimp truck that drives up from Texas once a month. They have a pretty good sense of where in the gulf the shrimp was harvested.

11:51am burke:

Great show, delicious!

11:51am Parq:

This has been making the rounds, so many of you have already seen it, but it seriously bears repeating.
www.cartoonbank.com...

11:52am annie:

wow.... just readng all the comments; youse guys are right up my alley..no wonder i'm drawn ... thanks for the morning mix doug!

11:52am Dean:

@Alex: The list doesn't include everyone. It includes the tails of the bell curve. Qua citizens, most of us are just ordinary doofuses, and we tend not to cultivate particularly severe ambitions. (I suppose we all want to "pursue happiness," whatever.)

Plenty of nerds in USG, albeit maybe not among the elected. But among the appointed, consider the intelligence community? Economic advisers? SCOTUS?

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

@burke
You are welcome anytime! Everytime! Till the end of time.

11:53am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:53am Little Danny:

This Kent & the Candidates track is exquisite

🥁

11:54am Artie Haywire:

Plenty of local shrimp here in NC. A good fish seller will have them. And they get pretty inexpensive when the harvest peaks. Got to watch some trawlers working just off of Emerald Isle over the Thanksgiving weekend. Yum.

🥁

11:54am βrian:

I want to rooty poot with the prairie turnips of Topeka, but sometimes Bryce gets mighty crafty.

Thanks, Doug.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

You're always getting into Trouble, Little Danny.

🥁

11:55am βrian:

@Artie: congrats on the new governor.

11:55am Listener Gregory:

Doug, please consider doing a set of songs about sea anemones next week. Shrimp are not the only fish in the sea.

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Please play Capt. Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters.

🥁

11:57am βrian:

I'd advocate for an urchin theme. That could span both land and sea.

11:58am Dean:

We have met the anemone and he is us.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

The lead singer sounds like he's about, what, eleven year old?

@Listener Gregory
I could play Millie Esperson's "Just Another Seaweed." Would that cut it?

🥁

11:58am βrian:

@Dean: *Smack*

11:59am glenn:

this is definitely going to be a pogo presidency.

11:59am Listener Gregory:

OK, Doug. Seaweed and shrimp would make a great salad!

11:59am Uncle Michael:

E Pluribus Uni

🥁

11:59am Brian in UK:

I have seen the fuchsia.

12:00pm Jeff Golick:

hanx d

12:00pm Dean:

We knead more flours.

🥁

12:01pm listener james from westwood:

many thanks, Doug!

12:01pm Alex In Illinois:

@Uncle Micheal: Uni? A plural ending? Oh I get it!!!

🥁

12:02pm βrian:

Yes, you've got to make the dough feel kneaded.

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)

Boncho Georgiev	Izvazhdaneto Na Bulkata	Outsinging the Nightingale: Lost Treasures of Bulgarian Music (JSP )
Abe Schwartz	Die Freiche Nach in Palestina	(Columbia 1919)
Orquesta Internacional	Sanfarinfas	b/w Vírgenes Cautivas (Victor 1922)
Izvodi Kosta (Kosta Šarćanski-Koča)	Selo Moje Ubavo	The Ace & Deuce of Pipering (1907-1946 (Heritage )
Antioco Marras	Canzoni Sarda – Cagliaritana	In Dialetto Sardo 1930-1932 (Heritage )
T.R. Mahalingam	Mahudi	Portrait of a Prodigy: His Early Years, 1940s-1950s (EM )
Fredo Gardoni	Reginella	Accordeon: Musette / Swing / Paris 1925-1942, Volume 2 (Frémeaux & Associés 1931)

(Red Hot) Ole Mose (Moses Mason)	Shrimp Man	(Paramount 1928)
Th Four Ginger Snaps w/Jimmy Mundy & His Orchestra	The Shrimp Man	Money Is the Root of All Evil (V Disc 1946)
Al Terry	No Shrimp Today	b/w Without You (Hickory 1956)
Dave Bartholomew	Shrimp and Gumbo	b/w An Old Cowhand from a Blues Band (Imperial 1955)
Dollar Brand	Shrimp Boats	Peace (The Sun 1971)
Cultures of Rhythm	Big Shrimp	b/w Monday Child (Tramp 2010)

Bailey Brothers & the Happy Valley Boys	Rattlesnake Daddy	b/w Happy Valley Special (Rich-R-Tone )
Hall Brothers	Alcatraz Prisoner	b/w It Was Only a Dream (Bluebird 1938)
Sauceman Brothers	Hallelujah, We Shall Rise	b/w I’ll Be No Stranger There (Rich-R-Tone 1950)
McCormick Brothers	The Billy Goat Boogie	b/w C.N.R. Special (Hickory 1954)
The Bailes Brothers	The Future Holds Nothing	b/w She Has Forgotten (King )
Wilson Brothers	Wandering Boy	Sacred Songs in the Stanley Tradition (Old Homestead 1974)
Miller Brothers	Loco Choo Choo	b/w Why Must It Be (4 Star 1956)
Van Brothers	Servant of Love	b/w Sweet Marie (Poor Boy 1960)
Willis Brothers	Bob	b/w Show Her Lots of Gold (Starday 1967)

Stan Kenton & His Orchestra	Gambler's Blues	b/w I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) (Decca )
Johnny Sparrow	Serenade to Satchmo	b/w Take the "A" Train (Gotham 1952)
Cootie Williams & His Orchestra	Smooth Sailing	b/w I Love You, Yes I Do (Mercury 1947)
Paul Gonsalves	Second Chance	Tell It the Way It Is! (Impulse! 1963)
Milton Hinton & His Orchestra	Bass Pandemonium	(Mercury (unissued) 1945)
Eddie Bert Quintet	Conversation	( 1955)
Curtis Counce Quintet	Exploring the Future	Exploring the Future (Dootone 1958)

Tunde Oshofisan & His Rhythm "Fadaka's"	Nwon Dorisa	Azagas & Archibogs: The Sixties Sound of Lagos Highlife (Original Music )
Amadou Ballaké & Orchestre Super Volta	Bar Konou Mousso	Bambara Mystic Soul: The Raw Sound of Burkina Faso (Analog Africa )
Toe Niongui	Netoe M'Ba	Mapaboya
The Apostles	Music in Me	Wisdom (EMI 1978)
Wulomei	Akrowa	Agoro Nkoaa!: Party Time Africa (Agoro 1977)

LaVel Moore	The World Is Changing	b/w I Just Want to Be Your Man (Yodi 1972)
Luvenia Lewis	Tender Loving Pain	b/w Find a Man That Satisfies (Jet Stream 1969)
The 5 Voices of Reggie Milner	Do You Want to Have a Love?	b/w Do You Want to Have a Love (inst.) (Ron's )
Laura Johnson	Wondering if You Miss Me	b/w I Know How It Feels (Brent 1962)
Kendra Spotswood	Jive Guy	b/w Stickin' With My Baby (Tuff 1965)
Robin Rice	I've Had It	b/w Wanted (Crackerjack 1963)
Kent & The Candidates	Trouble	b/w Take Me By the Hand (Double Shot 1967)
The 21st Century	Remember the Rain	b/w You're My Only World (RCA Victor 1975)
Maurice & Mac	Why Don't You Try Me	b/w Lean on Me (Checker 1968)

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