WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 02/17/17

Listener comments!

8:29am Gary:

(Came for the) Fuel (stayed) for (the) Love

8:31am Doug Schulkind:

(G)a(r)y!

8:43am Andy in Etobicoke:

Good morning Doug and somer Dougers.

Will have an early morning duck count for you rather shortly.

Won`t be a large volume this early, as the sun has only been up for an hour an a half.

8:46am Doug Schulkind:

If you are recording them, are you capturing them on duck tape, Andy in Etobicoke?

8:52am annie:

good morning all!!!

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8:54am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug. Sam Sheparding your flock this sunny day.

Hey up, annie.

8:55am annie:

hey biuk

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

Ho ho ho, annie! He he he, Brian in UK!

8:57am annie:

hi hi hi doug!

8:59am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings to one and all!

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8:59am duke:

Hello all.

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Yay, it's Ramblin' Ray!

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

OK, let's do this!

9:01am Stanley:

I'm right behind ya, Doug.

9:02am Uncle Michael:

Good morning meat suits!

9:03am Scraps deSelby:

h'lo h'lo and... h'lo!

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9:04am doctorjazz:

Heidy Hi, Heydey Hey!

9:06am coelacanth∅:

'mornin Doug and Dougins

9:06am melinda:

Morning everyone

9:08am mauri:

a walking bass on a wobbly plate

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9:08am Brian in UK:

Starboard lookout here. Visibility to infinity, skies clear to heaven (not to be found on most charts)

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Crap, I am plum out of goober dust. Can any spare a cub or two?

9:10am Jeff g.:

Greets from an Oyster Bay-bound LIRR train.

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Lineup of the 1927 Yankees:

duke
Stanley
Uncle Michael
Scraps deSelby
doctorjazz
coelacanth∅
melinda
mauri

and starting on the mound
Jeff G

9:10am Scraps:

I have a cub or five

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9:11am Brian in UK:

So this is where the Blues Brothers nicked the 'What did I say to pi.. you off, baybee', line from.

9:12am Scraps:

Second bass for me!

9:12am mauri:

My brother bought me Radio 4 Shipping Forecast book....

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9:12am doctorjazz:

I really like this corner of the blues/R n' B discography, that jump blues era which still had a lot of swing jazz in it's core.

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9:13am Brian in UK:

Doug, what are your thoughts on Will Rogers? Just got his Autobiography out of the library.

9:13am Jeff g.:

That's quite a lineup. (Tend to think of myself as more of a Harvey Haddix type, but winning's cool too.)

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

You always had a great pivot, Scraps.

@Brian in UK
I am pro Will Rogers. Wish he were president, in fact.

9:14am Scraps:

Will Rogers likes me.

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9:16am Brian in UK:

Perhaps too self-deprecating for Pres.

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9:17am Brian in UK:

mauri, where are North and South Utsire?

9:19am Mr C:

This is not a fake fact: the Drummer crushes! And it leaks funk all over the world.

9:19am Andy in Etobicoke:

Doug,

Thank you. You have given me pause for thought.

We in Canada prefer to employ our duck tape to that greatest

of national institutions, taping our hockey sticks. I will ask the

gamefowl if they would mind.

The creek did freeze over last night, and though the sun is up,

it is not high enough over the trees, to have any effect on the

thawing.

That is your urban farm report for the time being.

Squirrel Hill Posse represent.

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Ladies and gentlelisteners, our bullpen coach: Mr C!

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Andy in Etobicoke, poet in residence.

9:21am Andy in Etobicoke:

Slim Gaillard sends his regards from the Brunswick House. Thank you, Doug.

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9:21am Brian in UK:

Andy are you near Thunder Bay? Voot.

9:23am Tex:

Morning all! Willie Mabon Q: What is this goofer dust he's sprinkling all around the bed?

9:23am Webhamster Henry:

Hi Doug! In other radio-like news: (From Former WFMU DJ Nicholas Hill):

This week, after being off the air more than twenty years, former Saturday Afternoon WFMU stalwart James Marshall returned to the radio - The Hound - Thursdays 6-8pm (Eastern) at the online radio station - Little Water Radio.
Join The Hound every week for early moronic obscurities, greaseball classics, rhythm & booze, hedgehog hop, and other flotsam found on vinyl, styrene and shellac.
www.littlewaterradio.org...

9:25am mauri:

I don't know Brian. I haven't opened the book yet and I don't have it here. I'm shipwrecked.

9:26am Mr C:

@ Doug: I could be the next Leo Mazzone!

9:26am Scraps:

great backup singers

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Fascinating development, Webhamster H. Thanks for the "real" news update!

9:27am Andy in Etobicoke:

Hi Brian,

I am in the wilds of Western Toronto, actually.

We have a stream and a pretty wide creek within walking

distance, though.

I did pass through Thunder Bay once on the way to my

girlfriend`s place in Sudbury.

I did get to shake Mr Gailard`s hand on three seperate

occassions.

9:28am Mark the Sardine:

That was a great set.

9:29am Listener Robert:

Thanks, Henry, I'll be glad to tell my housemate & WFMU supporter Steve about The Hound's new program. It'll encourage Steve to get a computer.

Steve raves about The Hound, and what's funny is that of all the Sat. WFMU programs I used to listen to (like Laura Cantrell, Terre T., WildGirl), The Hound was one I couldn't place in my memory.

9:29am Alex In Illinois:

Have you used this bed music before? It is soooooooo groooooooooovy!

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9:30am Brian in UK:

Mayday, Mayday. mauri is shipwrecked.

9:31am Webhamster Henry:

Saturday was also the Listener Hour and Greasy Kid Stuff!

9:32am Scraps:

little ol' ode!

9:32am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Like Leo Mazzone, you're always rocking!

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

Glad I could cram them all in there for you, Mark the Sardine!

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
I have used it, but not so often. I unburied it the other day.

9:35am Andy in Etobicoke:

Doug,

Would you regard T-Bone Burnett to be a somewhat reasonable,

modern day approximation of Will Rogers?

Just curious.

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9:35am Brian in UK:

Doug. Love that steel intro. Do you know who is playing it?

9:36am Alex In Illinois:

Scandinavian Funk? Wow! I nearly mistook it for Jimmy McGriff!

9:36am Listener Robert:

Yes, how could I have forgotten to mention Greasy Kid Stuff? I understand they moved out west.

9:37am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Robert
Greasy Kid Stuff still broadcasts. Hova, Belinda and DJ Georgia are on a station in the hometown Portland, Oregon.

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Don't know who was on steel, Brian. And I am in Steeltown, USA!

The T-Bone Burnett/Will Rogers comparison is an intriguing one. I am not nearly the historian to judge its relevance.

9:39am Andy in Etobicoke:

The Hound abides.

9:40am Webhamster Henry:

The Greasy Kids are on xray.fm, a lightly commercial community station. Saturday 1PM EST.

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9:40am Brian in UK:

Where is Lane? He could pin these Steels in his sleep.

9:40am Listener Robert:

But there was another lady Sat. evenings who came on before (either in the calendar or clock sense, I forgot which) WildGirl whose program I liked. And then at or after 9 PM I forgot whether it was Frank O'Toole or Pat Duncan on Sat. night; or maybe neither of them.

9:41am melinda:

I love country piano

9:41am Parq:

Doug, I dunno, but somehow these songs are bringing me down a little.

9:42am Stanley:

For the record, I'm enjoying a samosa in a roll, right now.
It works for me.

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
There are no ups without downs, Sir. (I'll get you on your feet soon enough.)

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

@melinda
Floyd Cramer is your godhead?

9:43am Scraps:

like the percussion on the funny bone track

9:44am ottovonbqe:

I love this set of maudlin country songs.

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9:44am Brian in UK:

Reminds me Hot Rod was on before Doug a while back.

9:46am Andy in Etobicoke:

Would this be classified as velour country?

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

I love it that you love it, ottovonbqe.

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Scrap
Yeah, the odd perc on that Johnny Bond is what sold it for me.

9:48am melinda:

@Doug: haha! I do have a Floyd Cramer album. Have not set up a shrine, though.

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

I love songs that mention tennis show tongues.

9:49am Stanley:

I like what this Ronnie Hawkins is saying, here.

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9:50am Brian in UK:

Almost seven years to the day that Alexander McQueen died; Hot Rod did a tribute of sorts. Some designer.
wfmu.org...

9:50am Scraps:

a tennis tongue set!

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

I love hearing you old timers talking about old WFMU times. Hard to think back to the pre-Internet/archives times. The nice thing is that RIGHT NOW are the good old days for future listeners.

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9:51am Brian in UK:

Tongue & Groove.

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK nailed it! To the wall!

9:54am annie:

i really love this splashy cymbal GIF... is it truly wavering?

9:55am Jeff Golick:

(I have the same question [and love] as @annie, but didn't have the nerve to raise my hand.)

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

It is not fakely wavering.

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9:57am doctorjazz:

MOSTLY OTHER PEOPLE DO THE KILLING in NYC this Sunday night, maybe make it out. Steve Bernstein on trumpet with the band. (it's a school night, though...)

9:59am Scraps:

Oh man, that's a great band

9:59am Jeff Golick:

No school on Monday!

9:59am Listener Robert:

Thanks, Brian. I was probably thinking of Hot Rod. In my memory I mix up Hot Rod w Wild Girl, because the latter (whose program didn't last that long) used drag racing sounds as her bed "music".

10:01am Jeff Golick:

@doctorjazz: Jon Irabagon is at the Stone in early March, too....

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10:01am doctorjazz:

@Jeff, that's right, I forgot (must have a mental block about something right now called "President's Day")

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10:02am doctorjazz:

Never seen Jon Irabagon...sounds like a good one to catch (and, I'm feeling like I need to get in time at The Stone, as it's closing next year).

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10:04am βrian:

That cymbal would make me seasick if I didn't turn it off.

10:05am Gary:

Loved the Kan Mikami

10:05am Stanley:

I'm clapping to this.

10:07am Listener Robert:

Yes, Doug. The only problem is that RIGHT NOW there's SO MANY choices of stuff being streamed that I hardly ever think of listening to archived material (let alone hard media such as CDs or even 78s).

Just last month while killing time on Spring St. in Newton NJ, I stumbled on a studio where DJs were streaming NewtRadio, a service that was just days old. From the storefront & the shelves of CDs, I'd thought it was a record store! NewtRadio's pretty good too, 24/7 with a majority of it live DJed; it's primarily to promote the Newton Theater, a venerable art house. It's sort of the reverse of what you did with Monty Hall, in that they were a performance space and opened a Webcast project across the street & down the block from them.

10:08am annie:

i "like" that^

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10:09am Artie Haywire:

Hints of Asian Os Mutantes when the fuzz guitar kicks in.

10:09am Stanley:

Digging "Japan's Bob Dylan."

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10:09am doctorjazz:

So much music, so little time...

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Hints of Asian Os Mutantes is my new favorite phrase in the English language. Greetings, Artie H!

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10:11am doctorjazz:

Took a quick peek at the Stone Calendar, That Irabagon residency looks really nice.
here's another interesting show (there are really too many on the schedule).
TRIO
Tim Berne (alto sax) Mary Halverson (guitar) Oscar Noriega (drums) Jeong Lim Yang (bass)

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10:12am βrian:

"She turned me into a NewtRadio!!"

10:13am Scraps:

4 person trio!

10:14am Parq:

Nice seg.

10:14am Webhamster Henry:

Togawa Jun! Yeah!

10:14am Scraps:

(it looks awesome. man, i miss new york)

10:15am Lewis:

cool...

10:15am Jeff Golick:

@doctorjazz: and coming to the Stone in April: Wadada Leo Smith & Bill Laswell. That Berne "trio" looks amazing.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Hearing "nice seg" is the DJ's crack.

10:19am David D:

Both seg and set are excellent...

10:19am Scraps:

Going to lie down and fully listen. Cheers!

10:20am Gary:

Wait, this is Jun Togawa? It's great

10:20am Andy in Etobicoke:

Jeff: Wadada/Laswell is the money.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Good afternoon, David D!

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, greetings LEWIS!

10:24am Ramblin' Ray:

Quietly marvelling here...

10:25am Jeff Golick:

Just the right amount of cowbell.

10:25am Little Danny:

Good mornin' Doug and all

10:25am Lewis:

Early seventies in central africa with electric guitars - totally cool

10:26am Jeff Golick:

@Andy in Etobicoke: So money.

10:26am Jeff Golick:

I like the UGANDA cover: www.discogs.com...

10:27am Lewis:

@Jeff G - right on...

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10:27am Artie Haywire:

Ugrock! Ur-Ugrock, in fact.

10:31am Andy in Etobicoke:

Jeff:

Sorry, have you heard The Stone 2014 duet piece?

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
I just noticed for the first time that the album cover spells out "Uganda" in the center. Fun!

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

It's a fine morning, Diminutive Daniel!

10:37am Jeff Golick:

@Andy: no I don't think so. I'm not really sure what that is!

@Doug: levels.

10:38am Little Danny:

Ah that opening bassline on "Long Time Black" sounds like every opening bassline I love in jazz

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10:39am doctorjazz:

This Long Time Black if very cool!

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

Ahmed Abdullah, the trumpeter on this lovely number, is the song's composer.

10:40am Andy in Etobicoke:

@Jeff,

Don`t know if this is allowed?

modtechnologies.bandcamp.com...

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Little Danny
Then I won't call you Out for running out of the bass lines.

10:40am melinda:

I like it when Doug calls LD Diminutive Daniel.

10:41am Andy in Etobicoke:

Some high grade tweedle!

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10:41am βrian:

Back from my baked eggs puttanesca. What a treat!

10:42am Lore:

You guys are reading my mind again - I was thinking about bassist Richard Williams just the other day, & seeking out new-to-me records to which he contributed.

10:42am Little Danny:

I do too Melinda!

10:44am Uncle Michael:

Brian, how did the puttas like the eggs?

10:44am Little Danny:

And Doug is known to many as western PA's Weird Dylan.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

So interesting how just a few bassist have been so amazingly prolific: Richard Williams, Ron Carter, Reggie Workman, etc. Hello, Lore!

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10:46am βrian:

They like them saucy and on a bed of black beans.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Little Danny
That's SOUTHWestern PA's Weird Dylan. At least, that's how the plaque reads.

10:47am Mr C:

Add Dave Holland to that list Doug.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

He's on the list, Mr C! And how blessed that Dave Holland is still playing. He was very ill a number of years ago.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

OK, now I'm hungry, βrian. Thanks a lot.

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

More lovely bass here, this time from Barre Phillips.

10:52am Jeff Golick:

@Andy: thanks! Oh, yeah, that's allowed! Gotta check that one out.

10:52am Little Danny:

So much goodness in this set Doug, nearly all of it new to my ears

10:52am Jeff Golick:

This trio is fantastic.

10:55am Jeff Golick:

Another for the bass list: Ray Brown. His discogs page lists nearly 1500 "instruments & performance" credits.

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Oh yes, Ray Brown. Possibily THE most prolific of them all.

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10:56am doctorjazz:

1+, great set!
(while I love Dave Holland, he sort of is his own universe, the music is so unique to him, as is his style).

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10:56am βrian:

So many cogs.

10:57am still b/p:

Weird musical moment after Danny's show last night. Collage by Three Degrees -- a cover of something from The James Gang I was unfamiliar with -- came on the stream. The sung melody and cadence of the thing was really familiar...so similar to some harder rock thing, what what what was it..? Finally realized it sounds like BOC's Godzilla! The Three Degrees singing something quite reminiscent of Godzilla...'at's a head tilter.

11:03am Dean:

Earl Anderza echoes a made-up name I've been toying with for no reason whatsoever: Earl LaVerle. Extra virgin.

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Your head tilts because you have heavy ears.

Hallo, Dean. Thanks for getting up oily!

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

The Associated Press is reporting this on Twitter:

"Zimbabwe's 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe should run 'as a corpse' if he dies before the vote, his wife says."

i am pro Mugabe as corpse.

11:10am Mark the Sardine:

loving this samba

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

If I were a "good" deejay, I would play Moussa Doumbia's "Samba" next.

11:13am Dean:

Gesundheit.

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11:13am Brian in UK:

There's lots of good ways for a DJ to be bad.

11:14am Stanley:

Or Badass!

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
That's weird, because I just sneezed. My head jerked over to scan my mixer. Mic is potted down. That's weird.

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

I prefer to think of myself as badd. Hoping to achieve baddd someday.

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11:15am Brian in UK:

Doug, is The Elemnts correct?

Have you passed naughty yet?

11:16am Dean:

Synchronicity, or causal intervention c/o The Action 13.

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11:17am Brian in UK:

Causal Intervention, dull Prog band from 1970 on Vertigo. The Juggler's Promise was their only album.

11:19am Stanley:

Brian - I heard them on Tony's show. I thought they weren't that bad.

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

This song is possibly the greatest ever thing out of all the things.

11:21am Dean:

I swear to Allah, I wasn't sure that there wasn't such a band, nor that Tony didn't play them. Had to check. Also, "gullible" remains an entry in the dictionary.

11:24am Andy in Etobicoke:

2nd that, Doug

In the history of historical things.

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Of course it's correct. Took it straight from the Periodic Table of Elemnts. (Thank you.)

11:24am Gary:

My favorite pop song of all time, maybe!

11:27am Uncle Michael:

Pleeeeease join me at the top of the hour.

www.wfmu.org...

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11:29am Brian in UK:

Uncle, I am going to stop now, is that Catchers?

11:29am Stanley:

Lovely Fela-esque sound to this.

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11:30am Brian in UK:

African Woman, original.

11:31am Mark the Sardine:

@Uncle Michael, we'll be there

11:32am Stanley:

That last track was a real treat.

11:33am Lane Gray:

Do cymbals actually deform like that?

11:33am Jesse K:

gotta get that record!

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

You can subscribe to the Drummer Stream's mailing list here: tinyletter.com...

11:37am Jesse K:

thanky Doug, morning all!
Shameful self promotion: the archives are here: intercontinentalradio.com and it's live every Wednesday from 3-4pm on wmbr.org
or if you're on mixcloud: mixcloud.com...

11:37am Parq:

Wha .. ? Huh? Sorry, I was staring at Uncle Michael's gif and kind of tranced out,

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of Hank, this set and the show will close with the greatest Hank Williams cover of all time. Can you guess who/what it is?

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Jesse K
The only thing that is shameful about GTDR-related promotion is that we forget to do it.

11:40am Lane Gray:

Ray Charles Hey Good Lookin'

11:40am Parq:

Joey Bishop's "Your Cheating Heart"?

11:40am Alex In Illinois:

The NRA can use this song to increase gun sales.

11:40am Dean:

Residents? Buckwheat Zydeco's "Hey, Good Lookin'" featuring Dwight Yoakam?

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11:41am Brian in UK:

Auld Lang Syne?

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

OK, no more songs about gunplay.

11:42am Dean:

If Residents, "Kawliga."

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

Joey Bishop! You funny, Parq!

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11:42am JtotheK:

not even The Orlons 'crossfire' ?

11:42am Lane Gray:

Although I also dig the Seldom Scene's harmonies on House of Gold (there are rumors I'm biased)

11:44am still b/p:

A few shots in here are why the cymbal clip makes me hungry:
www.youtube.com...

11:44am jessie:

@Doug I'm guessing the closing cover artist is Al Green.

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11:44am Brian in UK:

Doug, I would like to say that this is a great show.

Lane where were you earlier, Doug's second set has some wonderful steel intros, no idea of the players though.

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Lane Gray, I need to play me some Seldom Scene again. They were ubiquitous in the DC area when I was growing up.

11:45am Lane Gray:

Or Lloyd Green/Charlie Pride Kawliga (look, I know the jacket says "in person" from Panther Hall 1967 says Charlie, but that's one of the finest steel guitar records EVER. Lloyd was on FIRE)

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

In fact, the Seldom Scene were from my hometown of Bethesda, Maryland.

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

The next selection is a puzzlement. Is it about a girlfriend or is it about a steak sauce?

11:47am Uncle Michael:

(pssst, Doug...)

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11:47am JtotheK:

hmmm. why have i never listened to this side of the 'Get It' 45? this is great!

11:48am Lane Gray:

Doug, my dad's name is Tom. I might know about them (Mike was my steel teacher, too)

11:48am Uncle Michael:

(Lane knows about the Seldom Scene...a little...)

11:48am Lane Gray:

I just woke up, Brian. It's my turn to drive now

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

Oh WOW, Lane Gray! So are you from Bethesda?

11:49am Lane Gray:

Kensington

11:49am Mr C:

Great set! Bring it home..

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@JtotheK
That is between you and your parish Priest.

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11:50am doctorjazz:

Thanks for the great music, light morning (part of it), got to listen and post a bit.
Great weekend all!
Off to the next room!

11:50am Lane Gray:

My gal is on the jukebox

11:51am still b/p:

Ha...tried to look up the interestingly named Aphrodisiac Records, and found this statement on studio matters pictured along the way:
www.facebook.com...

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11:51am Brian in UK:

Lane your Dad played Bass?

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

What a fine thing, Lane. Thank for telling me!

11:52am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

Uncle Michael will treat you right, he will not get uptight, he will be outta sight. Hinky Dinky time is next and it's fabulous.

Hinky Dinky Playlist Linky: wfmu.org...

11:53am Lane Gray:

Still does. YouTube "Wait a Minute Tommy Hunter" for some Seldom Scene. He's currently in three bands. Not bad for 75

11:54am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

This group release a compilation of unreleased and demos called "Alternative Facts."

No they didn't.

11:54am Jeff Golick:

Hi soundz.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Our Hank Williams cover is also a HI sound. Now can you guess what it is?!

11:55am Uncle Michael:

pawn shop Hi

11:55am Parq:

Lane, I was a big Seldom Scene fan back in my salad days. Digging your recounting your dad's adventures.

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Al.

11:55am northguineahills:

Thanks Doug!

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11:56am Brian in UK:

No tears

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Charlie Rich's "Hey Good Lookin'" is the best Hank cover, fwiw.

11:56am Lane Gray:

Ooooohhh!

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, northguineahills! My pleasure!

11:56am Andy in Etobicoke:

Good call, UM.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Uncle Michael you are wrong. Scientists have proven this cover is the best cover.

11:57am Lane Gray:

IN FOUR?

11:57am Stanley:

Another wonderful song to end the show.
Superlative stuff, Doug.
Many thanks.

11:57am jessie:

I believe I introduced you to this record. Just sayin.

11:57am Jeff Golick:

Well that was a splendid way to spend three hours. Thank ye, sir Doug.

11:58am Andy in Etobicoke:

No fighting, please.

11:58am Listener Gregory:

Wouldn't it have been great if Hank Williams had covered Al Green?... No, I take it back.

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Science is fake.

11:58am Parq:

He's got you there, UM. Science is real, and all that.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

Link Wray's version of this same number is the second greatest ever Hank Williams cover. Sorry, Charlie Rich.

@Jessie
I was about to say that, darling!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

see you ll in a moment. thanks doug!

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11:58am doctorjazz:

The REVEREND!

11:58am still b/p:

Imagining what Al might be wearing if he delivered the number live around the time of its release is half of the fun.

11:59am Jeff Golick:

(Ok, yeah, Willie Mitchell did produce that Known Facts. It all comes together.)

12:00pm Lane Gray:

I love Ray's Hey Good Lookin. My first band covered it. With horns.

12:00pm still b/p:

Thank you for as always making Friday fair.

12:01pm Alex In Illinois:

Doug, you still have your mojo! Great show! I thought the gun play song was hilarious.

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks everybody! You cooking!

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12:01pm Artie Haywire:

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12:02pm Ramblin' Ray:

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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)

Jesse Price	The Whirligig	b/w Just Another Day Wasted Away (Capitol 1949)
Willie Mabon	I Don't Know	b/w Worry Blues (Chess 1952)
Roy Brown with His Mighty-Mighty Men	Whose Hat Is That	b/w 'Long About Midnight (Deluxe 1948)
Martha Davis	You're the Doctor	b/w Player Piano Boogie (Coral 1951)
Goree Carter & His Hepcats	Serenade	b/w Come on Let's Boogie (Freedom 1949)
Effie Smith	Root-Lie-Voot	b/w I Been Down In Texas ( 1950)
Terry Timmons	He's the Best in the Business	b/w Evil Eyed Woman (RCA Victor 1953)
The Jewels	Angel in My Life	b/w Hearts Can Be Broken (Imperial 1955)

Hap Hazzard	Ode to a Working Man	(Fly By Night )
Lawton Williams	Cold, Cold Hands	b/w Asphalt Cowboy (Mega 1971)
Chase Webster	The Heartaches That You Gave Me	Chase Webster Sings Country Western (Spar )
Curtis Willis	The Whole Town's Looking Down on You	b/w She Just Lay's There (High Country 1969)
Johnny Bond	Funny Bone	Hot Rod Lincoln (Republic )
Rob Galbraith	Corner of Spit and Whittle	Nashville Dirt (Columbia 1970)
Ronnie Hawkins	Kinky	b/w Lonesome Town (Monument 1973)
Bob Luman	Snap Your Fingers	Satisfied Mind (Epic 1976)
John Drendall, B.A. Thrower, and Friends	Old Man Gibbs	Papa Never Let Me Sing the Blues.... (Deacon Productions 1972)

Kan Mikami	Otobai no Shitsuren	Yuyake no Kioku Kara (Victor 1977)
Nobuyasu Okabayashi	Omawari-san ni Sasageru Uta	見るまえに跳べ [Miru Mae ni Tobe] (URC 1970)
Sayuri Yoshinaga with Schoolmates	Koi No Yorokobi	(Victor 1967)
Jun Togawa	Radio no You ni (Comme à la Radio)	Goodbye 20th Century
Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalo	Pigmy	Uganda (Dawn Of African Rock) (Toshiba 1972)

Earl Anderza	Blues Baroque	Outa Sight (Pacific Jazz 1962)
Steve Reid feat. The Legendary Master Brotherhood	Long Time Black	Nova (Mustevic Sound ‎ 1976)
Peter Kowald Quintet	Guete Luuni	Peter Kowald Quintet (FMP 1972)
Marzette Watts Ensemble	Joudpoo	Marzette Watts Ensemble (Savoy 1967)
John Surman, Stu Martin, Barre Phillips	Centering	The Trio (Dawn 1970)

Vibro Success Inter Continental Orchestra	Samba	Telegrame (Ben Limited 1977)
The Action 13	Active Action	b/w Set Me Free (EMI 1973)
M.F.B.	Boredom Pain	Where Are Our People? (EMI 1979)
Wrinkar Experience	Fuel for Love	b/w Sound Way (His Master's Voice 1972)
Weird MC	African Woman	The Original Afro Beat: The Sound of '90s Nigeria (Avid )

The Turn Arounds	Run Away and Hide	b/w Ain't Nothin' Shakin' (Era 1964)
Little Hank	Mister Bang-Bang Man	b/w Don't You Know (Sound Stage 7 1966)
Sammy Sevens	Everybody Crossfire	b/w (You Better) Watch Your Step (Swan 1963)
James Davis	Ain't It Great	b/w Bad Dream (Duke 1966)
Wilmer Alexander, Jr. & the Dukes	Give Me One More Chance	b/w Get It (Instrumental) (Aphrodisiac 1968)
The Knight Brothers	She's A-1	b/w That'll Get It (Checker 1966)
King Floyd	Messing Up My Mind	King Floyd (Chimneyville 1971)
Known Facts	He's Got It	b/w How Can I Believe In You (Pawn 1974)
Al Green	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry	Call Me (Hi 1973)

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