WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 03/31/17

Listener comments!

6:35am XapnoMapcase:

Woot! Happy Friday all!

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8:03am doctorjazz:

Happy Friday Drummers!

8:19am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Xap! Hallo, doc!

8:44am annie:

good morning all!!

8:47am annie:

digging the early morning swing tunes on OZ this morning. looks like i'll just not be a wake-n-baker.

8:53am Doug Schulkind:

G'morning, annie!

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8:59am doctorjazz:

@Annie, is that WWOZ?

9:00am Stanley:

Sombrero - check
String vest - check
'Experience of India' yogic foot spa - check
Packet of sun dried termites - check
Bottle of Waltons family brewed saliva fermented beer - check

Looks like I'm good to go.

9:02am annie:

yep, doc, it is..
friday mornings have been really great of late. and then on to the drummah!

9:03am Doug Schulkind:

You forgot the tsetse netting again, Stanley!

9:04am Mr C:

I Just Want to Testify- that I listen to Give the Drummer Some. And I demand immunity..

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

You stole my opening line, Mr C. (You said it better.)

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9:05am doctorjazz:

Figured I'd check out WWOZ, they have a listing for the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. I know it is a truism, but there really is NO JAZZ at the festival (well, not NO JAZZ, maybe 1%-Kenny Barron and The Jazz Epistles, with Abdullah Ibrahim and Hugh Masekela will be there). I went twice in the 90's, it was true then as well, but not quite as dramatically as this schedule).

9:07am annie:

some day i'll make it there. maybe this year

9:08am annie:

doug, hearing your voice makes me all warm and fuzzy

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

The deejay's code: First, do no harm. Second, make them warm and fuzzy.

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9:12am Brian in UK:

Can I get a wetness,
I wanna testicle.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Time to adjust that sack of woe, Brian in UK!

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9:13am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and sinners, apologies for the autotypemisnomerfilthcancellationcodereplicator.

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9:14am Brian in UK:

Talking of which, just done my last shift.

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

You're officially a free man, Brian? Next round of warm ale is on me!

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9:17am Brian in UK:

Thanks Doug as long as it is not what Stanley is drinking.

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

I had to cut Stanley off. He was becoming unmanageable.

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9:24am Artie Haywire:

Good morning, Drummers. Congrats, @BrianinUK!

9:26am Stanley:

It's just a normal Friday afternoon for me.

Hooray for Brian.

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Nice to see ya, Artie H!

9:32am melinda:

howdy all!

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9:33am doctorjazz:

My Man, Abdullah Ibrahim, the first thing I ever heard by him (on WNEW FM no less, the old rock station)

9:36am Webhamster Henry:

This is a good gif for Tony Coulter!

9:36am Webhamster Henry:

16 Tons!

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9:37am Brian in UK:

Thanks, Doug, Stanley y Artie.

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

It IS very Tapehissy, Webhamster H!

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
Cape Town Fringe has that "you'll never forget the first time you heard it" quality.

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9:39am Brian in UK:

There used to be a comic over here called The Topper.

9:41am Ike:

Good morning all you hippies, punks, coal miners, hot librarians, cold librarians, gold sifters, cat-wranglers, Dolby C engineers, and moonshiners! What's cooking?

9:42am annie:

ike!!! i finally saw Donnie Darko!! it was so incredibly good!

9:43am Uncle Michael:

Hola Doug, y su grupo!

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Tio Miguel!

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Pull up a mint julep and stay a while, Ike!

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9:46am Brian in UK:

Found a Hector Lavoe CD that my daughter has secreted last week. Wondered where it was.

Anyone seen james our Westwood correspondent recently?

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9:46am βrian:

Looking forward to the cruelest month. Good morning, Drummers.

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

This Eddie Palmieri number is one of the great epics of salsa. It's like an Ellington suite.

Hello there, βrian!

9:47am Jason Elbogen:

Hi everyone!

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9:48am βrian:

I like my salsa cruda!

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9:48am βrian:

... or at least salaciously suggestive.

9:50am Ike:

@Annie, I don't recall discussing that one w/you! Are you sure that was me? I really like parts of that movie but I'm not one of its advocates overall. Maybe I'm too contrarian.

9:53am Mr C:

Doug...Have you seen the Boogaloo doc? Looks cool..

9:53am Uncle Michael:

Brian, James was in the Spazz comments last night.

Boogaloo doc?

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
I am seeing the boogaloo doc this afternoon. He will be doing a complete physical.

9:55am Uncle Michael:

No me gusta cricket bat?

9:56am Mr C:

"We Like it Like That" features Joe Bataan, Harvey Averne, Larry Harlow, Joe Cuba and on..

9:56am glenn:

pavlov's cats. www.youtube.com...

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9:56am Brian in UK:

Thanks, Uncle.

Doug. A complete physical.......?

It is salsa city, main stream playing Willie Colon.

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Hi up there, Jason Elbogen! Comment scrolled too fast and I missed you! Hello to anyone else I've overlooked!

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

I prefer my salsa salacious, but without cilantro.

9:59am annie:

no, we never discussed it ike, i was just giving a update.. feel free to pass it by.. :)

10:00am Doug Schulkind:

I gotta see that, Mr C.

Howdy, glenn!

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10:01am Brian in UK:

This is a note takers show.

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, will someone alert me if Trump gets impeached before I leave the air. I'm always the last to know.

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10:02am βrian:

La salsa sin cilantro?" That's a sin.

10:02am glenn:

impeached or sniped, i'm good either way. unfortunately, then pence is da man, and he's even crazier than the donald.

10:03am Uncle Michael:

Stanley, we need to talk about my allowance.

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10:03am doctorjazz:

(No salsa expert, but Unfinished Masterpiece is a fabulous album).

10:03am Doug Schulkind:

Busted! Can't be trusted!

10:03am Jason Elbogen:

Hey Doug - I first thought from today's shifting graphics that you were doing a cassettes-only show. I'm assuming from the sound quality that that's not the case...

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10:03am βrian:

The next New Yorker cover:
www.newyorker.com...

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10:03am doctorjazz:

I'm not sure Pence is crazier than the Donald, but that means he may actually be able to get more stuff passed, a scary thought.

10:04am Doug Schulkind:

The sound quality is still pretty shitty, though, Jason. I am no fidelity freak.

10:05am Jason Elbogen:

But no hiss!

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10:07am βrian:

Now I recall a phrase from my beginning spanish text:
Pescado sin cilantro es pecado.

10:08am Jeff Golick:

I was lost but now I'm found.

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10:10am doctorjazz:

Blythe also had his In The Tradition band which did a great job with "regular" jazz

10:12am Ike:

@Glenn, I don't think he's actually crazier, and quite possibly he's less likely to start a nuclear war, slowly tear down the international order and bring about a new Franz Ferdinand moment, or keep a long enemies list. OTOH, Doctorjazz makes a good point. Oh and the "mother" stuff is creepy.

10:14am Stanley:

Uncle Michael - no problem but you do know that it's dependant on doing your chores.

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Nice timing, Jeff Golick!

@doctorjazz
And then there's Amiri Barka's poem "In the Tradition: For Black Arthur Blythe." Heard him perform it live with David Murray and Steve McCall. Mindblowing evening it was.

10:16am glenn:

true believers are always the scariest loonies, in my opinion.

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10:17am Brian in UK:

@Ike I believe the car that carried Franz Ferdinand's killers drove up next to him but overshot and had to back up. Still did the job.

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10:19am doctorjazz:

I saw the old In The Tradition band a few times (loved that band), but that show with the poem and David Murray sounds amazing!

10:21am Mr C:

Arthur Blythe was a very nice man, as well..

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
There is a recorded version of the poem on this record: www.discogs.com...

An insanely great record.

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
I have been reading that about Blythe since his death. I learned that he was a rather soft spoken fellow, but one who stood up to aggression and injustice (especially with the cops in L.A. in his formative years).

10:23am Jeff Golick:

Ogun is a label that to me = buy on sight.

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

My friend and hero, Listener Hugo from Norway, has a complete set of Ogun on Vinyl.

10:24am Jeff Golick:

@Brian @ 9:46 -- have seen @listener james on the Twitter a bit this week, so he's up and about.

10:25am Mr C:

He was a little spacey, but a gentle soul. I crossed paths with him several times during his Columbia years..

10:25am Little Danny:

Good morning everybody, I'm here, functioning barely. What happened last night?

10:25am Jeff Golick:

I think the correct phrase, Doug, is "the vinyl." Listener Hugo is a giant.

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10:26am doctorjazz:

Listener James was on some boards this week, think he's posted that he's busy with work stuff, though.

Isn't the proper phrase, "the vinyls...?"

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Kevin was a little Spacey, too.

Good morning, Barely Functioning Danny! Can I get you some coffee?

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10:34am βrian:

I can't help but read that as Cannonball Adderall.

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

You have a hyperactive imagination, βrian.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

That is ur-Philly Joe Jones right there.

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10:39am doctorjazz:

Hey, Little Danny, hung over from last night's show?

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

This Metamorphosis was record live almost exactly 40 years ago (2/26/77)

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10:40am doctorjazz:

Arthur Blythe is one of those artists who got a Columbia contract for a short while, if I remember correctly.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

Listener James from Westwood just retweeted a hilarious cat video, so we know he's OK!

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10:41am doctorjazz:

Lenox Avenue Breakdown was major label, no?

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
I believe he was under contract with Columbia for seven years.

10:42am Listener Gregory:

Very sad about Arthur Blythe. I remember listening to him back in the day when you wondered if jazz was going to become an adjunct of disco or something. His flame was always burning.

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

I have always told the story in my head that it was Columbia that made Blythe drop his stage name "Black Arthur." There is no factual basis to this notion, I just imagined that a major label would've been behind Blythe's change in name on his LPs. Anyone know if this might possibly be true?

So glad you're here, Listener Gregory. Blythe had been living with increasingly aggressive Parkinson's for over a decade. To the extent that endings can be good, I am glad he is at rest.

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10:47am Brian in UK:

Thanks for james updates. Not a social psychopath sorry, media type. So Twitter and Facebook are foreign lands to which my passport has no interface.

10:49am Jeff Golick:

PS. Metamorphosis and The Grip were recorded at the same time/venue/gig.

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10:53am βrian:

@BUK: I know what you mean. Engaging the world via corporate tracking entities strikes me as surreal.

On the other hand, I did follow twitter feeds during the Wisconsin labor protests, since the right ones were accurate and *way* ahead of conventional media sources.

10:55am annie:

so, i'm shutting the comments window down, have to settle into a job and the fewer tabs the better... ..and @Brian: my FB "from" description says i am "from Madison" in support of that protest, i've never changed it back.

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
Yeah, I forgot that. When those two records were reissued, they were in the same package. So that makes sense.

10:56am Stanley:

(sashaying in from the kitchen)
Yay, Ngozi!

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10:59am Brian in UK:

Thought the Day of Judgement had been put off due to unforeseen circumstances.

11:00am Stanley:

Ye shall heed the Day of Judgement, Brian.
Tickets now available

11:00am Jeff Golick:

re today's GIF parade: there was a time in my life when a Maxell hi-bias tape represented the absolute pinnacle of luxury goods.

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11:02am Brian in UK:

Sarf Lunnon accent there.

@Jeff I have a TDK still in the wrapper. Snigger, snigger.

11:03am Stanley:

Packet of three, Brian?

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

I was a TDK zombie. Maxell's could go to hell. (Yes, I realize the zombie/hell contradiction.) But yes, on high bias we all agree.

11:07am Stanley:

I was a Scotch tapes skeleton

11:07am Little Danny:

TDK C90s were my teenage bread and butter

11:07am Jeff Golick:

I wasn't terribly loyal: TDK, Maxell, Denon, Memorex...in a pinch. We all sneered at the Radio Shack brand - what name did they go under?

11:07am Webhamster Henry:

TDK Type II is what I mostly had. I never used metal tapes though.

11:08am Webhamster Henry:

@Jeff Realistic! I have some Radio Shack data tapes - they lack leaders.

11:08am Jeff Golick:

Realistic!!

11:08am Little Danny:

@Jeff "Realistic"

Sure!

11:08am Uncle Michael:

Chores? I'm running away.

11:09am thedunkel:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer!

11:09am Jeff Golick:

Aw yeah. Thanks, gents.

11:09am βrian:

" — a division of Tandy"

11:09am Little Danny:

The head of chug on this Etubom Rex Williams is unstoppable

11:10am Webhamster Henry:

BTW, I can't help plugging this excellent site again, I love them!
Bedroom Cassette Masters
bedroomcassettemasters.bandcamp.com

11:10am Jeff Golick:

That Maxell XL-II S had really good "case feel."

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

thedunkel's here! Hi, thedunkel!

11:10am Stanley:

Or was that video tape? .....seems so long ago

Oi, Uncle Micheal, come back here.

11:11am Jeff Golick:

Thanks for that link, @Web/Henry. I'm already a fan of their graphic sense.

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

I used laugh at those Metal cassettes. What a joke. (Though I was privately intimidated.)

11:12am Webhamster Henry:

FUJI used to have "Extra Slim cartridges" that were a millimeter or two thinner, allowing more K7s per shoebox.

11:12am Little Danny:

I never understood it my dad's obsession with metal tapes.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

This Eubom Rex Williams track has been reissued here: www.discogs.com...

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

All aboard the Friendship Train! (I wish Richie Havens could have said that.)

11:15am Doug Schulkind:

@Little Danny
In thirty years my daughter will be commenting, "I never understood my dad's obsession with 320kbps MP3s.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Or maybe in thirty minutes.

11:16am Jeff Golick:

@Web/Henry: I really could not handle those slimmer cases. The dimensions offended me in some unnameable way.

Yes, I'm in therapy, why do you ask.

11:16am Little Danny:

Haha, you and I share that obsession, Doug. Let them laugh!

11:17am Jeff Golick:

Whatever, man. These things hold some heavy talismanic properties for me, that's all I know.

11:18am Jeff Golick:

This set is blazing, btw.

11:18am Webhamster Henry:

At least the cardboard cassingle cases didn't break. Broken Cassette and CD Jewel cases are littering my life.

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

Truthfully, I am not really beholden to 320. It's just that there is SO much damn music to download, I use the 320 standard as a way to enforce some kind of cut-off.

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

There is some major guitar badassery happening on this Super Djata cut. MAJOR.

11:22am Little Danny:

Another massive, dense groove here!

11:24am Rich in Washington:

I used to swear by those 'Rainbow' generic tapes as a kid. One reason was that our mom could get them from work nearly at cost. The other was that they seemed really durable. Eventually they went downhill. I think they got bought out by some crappy consortium.

11:24am Andrew Waterloo:

@Doug, I never understood the need to have 320 over VBR. For me, it's been as long as it's not 128 or 196.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Rich in Andrew Waterloo Washington!

11:26am Listener Gregory:

If this is Super Djata, I think even mediocre Djata must be pretty good.

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11:31am doctorjazz:

Use 24/198 FLAC whenever possible (yes, I'm an audio geek...)

11:32am Jeff Golick:

I have some 128s. It'll do, in lieu of not having the music at all. I'm an audio plebe.

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

If I had unlimited space, I would be down with flacs. But I don't so I ain't.

11:34am hyde:

hello!

11:34am Andrew Waterloo:

128s are OK, but you can hear the cutoff when the cutoff is there.

11:36am hyde:

@Doug heh, i stay away from flacs for the most part for that very reason

11:36am Andrew Waterloo:

Yah, between the amount of music I purchase from bandcamp and maintaining backups, Flac was just too big.

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, hyde!

11:37am Uncle Michael:

Please join me at the top of the hour, where it will be 1971, once more.
www.wfmu.org...

11:42am Jeff Golick:

No one could cut Marvin.

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11:42am doctorjazz:

(I'm sure I don't have a fraction of the music you FMU DJ's have, but I'm on my 3rd external hard drive. Still try to buy CD's and LP's when I can. Then my computer just stopped making sound, trying to find the problem, likely a driver?)

11:42am Alex In Illinois:

I've been too busy to comment, but I have been listening since the start.

11:42am Uncle Michael:

You've rebooted, Doc?

11:43am burke:

Love that snare drum on this track!

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11:43am Artie Haywire:

TDK-SA90 4EVA!!! Well, at least until I can grab a nice rip encoded to FLAC. My library is scattered with all sorts of goof encodings, but well tagged and tended. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

@burke
That snare drum loves you.

Hi, Alex in Ill!

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11:44am Artie Haywire:

Working from home today. Sure is nice to hear the show at good volume on a proper system. Yip!

11:44am Jeff Golick:

Out of curiosity, re digital tune storage/management, are most of y'all off of iTunes and using some other method of organization? Uncle Michael got me over to JRiver a few years back and I really like it.

11:45am Uncle Michael:

JRiver? Me? Hmmm...

11:45am Andrew Waterloo:

I use Foodbar2000 and old-fashioned file management.

11:46am Rich in Washington:

iTunes is always making it harder and harder to organize vast amounts of music. I think that's their goal.

11:46am Jeff Golick:

No? Maybe it was Jeff Moore, then...

11:46am Uncle Michael:

I use massive external drives and File Explorer. I don't "manage" my library at all.

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11:46am Artie Haywire:

@doctorjazz - Sometimes it's just a simple as the machine forgetting to use the right audio output device. if you're in for an upgrade, there's a wide range of nice sounding USB DACs on the market these days.

11:46am Uncle Michael:

I use lots of different playbak option, including Foobar2000.

11:47am Jeff Golick:

@Rich: ha, and yup.

11:47am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

We seem to be stuck in 1972. Uncle Michael promises to take you way back to 1971 on today's Hinky Dinky Time. You might as well go. You're up to date on all your immunizations.

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

11:47am northguineahills:

Arto Lindsey does a fine cover of "Simply Beautiful".

11:47am Andrew Waterloo:

Foobar allows me to write prepared scripts for moving and creating files based on Tags.

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11:47am doctorjazz:

Yeah, UM, I rebooted. Use JRiver for music, I believe my antivirus (Kaspersky) "cleaned" the JRiver, and I have no sound since, not with JRiver, Foobar,Windows Media Player, nada.

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11:48am βrian:

Well, as it happens, March 31 is World Backup day.
Make sure your backup drive is in good shape — and bootable if possible.

11:48am Uncle Michael:

I guess I do rely a lot on Logitech Media Server, and that scans and builds a database.

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11:48am doctorjazz:

@Artie Haywire-I'm a geek, use an external DAC, Geek Out Special Edition.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

I need someone to come hold my hand as I transition away from iTunes as my library infrastructure. I am just too wussy to do it by myself.

11:48am Rich in Washington:

I think the real reason behind iTune's continued progressive uselessness is that Apple just wants to turn it into a portal for the store and for paying for access to streams. They could care less about your collection of digital files.

11:49am Jeff Golick:

Might have to look at Foobar, then. I believe that, instead of crossword puzzles and word-finds, trying to learn a new bit of software will keep dementia at bay, for a time...

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11:49am βrian:

I so prefer the Irreverent Al.

11:49am Maggie B.:

Oh this is so perfect as I lay here with this horrible cold. ThAnks Doug.

11:49am northguineahills:

All of my various blank tape, cassette and reel-to-reel, and most of my master recordings were thrown out by my landlord 3 years ago. I made the mistake of cleaning my apartment the same day they decided to clean the common area (for the first time in two years), I put the box outside my front door, and a few hours later, I hear cleaning noises in the hall, open the door, my box was gone, and workers couldn't tell me what happened to it. Not a fun day.

11:50am Jeff Golick:

@Rich: you nailed it. They so clearly prioritize commerce over user convenience.

11:50am Rich in Washington:

I have an intense love/hate relationship with Apple; I have to use their hardware professionally, but as a consumer, I cannot sustain their upgrade or die business model.

11:50am Uncle Michael:

Foobar is just a player, albeit a good one.

11:51am Uncle Michael:

Love "once I had a secret love" quoted on the sax at the beginning of this Billy Paul.

11:51am Jeff Golick:

@UM: it *was* that LMS thing you were trying to help me with, for remote listening...

11:51am hyde:

@ngh argh, that is tragic

11:51am Rich in Washington:

and don't even get me started on IOS. I've been iPhone and iPod free for years now and loving it.

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11:52am βrian:

The last PB updates amounted to a complete and total face-plant. No thought given to professional users.

11:52am Uncle Michael:

That's right, Jeff.

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11:52am Artie Haywire:

Home library is mainly managed with Tag&Rename, File Explorer, and some backup sync scripts. Playback with Logitech Media Server (oldie/goodie), playback UI by iPeng on iPhone/iPad. If I was building all today, I'd be looking at Rune or Roon server and little build-yr-own devices.

11:52am Stanley:

This would make a nice segue into the show that follows next.

11:52am Jeff Golick:

@Rich, what's your iPod now? Phone?

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

Chicken Soup for your ears, Maggie!

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

And your ears, too, northguineahills!

11:53am Uncle Michael:

Satnley isn't incorrect.

11:53am Uncle Michael:

I meant to type "Satanley".

11:53am Rich in Washington:

That's awful NGH. I am sorry to hear. I had something like that happen a few years back. My wife confused a large tote of reel to reel tapes with a similar looking tote of VHS tapes bound for the Goodwill bins.

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11:54am doctorjazz:

Roon does sound appealing, but it ain't cheap.
I like Foobar, but JRiver is my favorite (not free, though)
(I'm back to LP's and CD's for now...)

Another great show for the books, thanks Doug!

11:54am Rich in Washington:

@Jeff: currently using my android phone with Pulsar, which is simple enough for use in the car.

11:54am Stanley:

UM - surely St Anley?

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11:54am doctorjazz:

and Neil Young's Pono Player, which I like a lot.

11:54am northguineahills:

I haven't upgraded my iTunes in four years. The updates just fudge everything up 80% of the time, and it works fine as is, so there is no need. It's the same reason I haven't updated my iPhone in five years.

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11:54am Artie Haywire:

@doctorjazz - Birds of a feather. I really like my GOV2!

11:55am Uncle Michael:

Neil Young's Hellno player is still being supported?

11:55am Rich in Washington:

I use an ftp-like utility called Commander to transfer songs from my macs to my phone

11:55am Webhamster Henry:

@ngh arrrgh! I purged a lot of cassettes but still have a few hundred left. My tragedy is that I slimmed down my vinyl and am often looking for stuff that is gone.

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

My beloved darling Jessie and I don't have "a song," but if we had "a song," this would be "our song."

11:56am Uncle Michael:

See you all in the next room! Thanks, Doogie.

11:56am northguineahills:

Ouch, Rich! At least I had some faceless workers hired by my less then cordial landlord as the villain in my case. If my wife did that, I'd would at least be able to get out of cleaning the apt for a year.

11:56am Jeff Golick:

We should do this again, soon. Maybe next Friday? Thanks, Doug!

11:57am Jeff Golick:

That's sweet, Doug.

And condolences to @ngh and @Rich.

11:57am Stanley:

Another wonderful, interesting and enjoyable show.
Doug......... yeah.

11:57am hyde:

thanks for the half hour of the show i actually managed to catch! i bet the other 5/6ths was good too

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

It's a date, Jeff Golick. I will bring the Chianti, you bring the breadsticks.

11:57am Jeff Golick:

There's a great little bit in an ep of The Office about "The Smokeman."

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Radio: "The other 5/6ths were pretty good, too."

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11:59am βrian:

Fava beans, you mean?

12:00pm Rich in Washington:

Thanks for a great show, Doug!

12:00pm Jeff Golick:

I don't like where you're going, @βrian...

12:00pm Dave in Vermont:

Thanks, Doug. Great show again.

12:01pm Rich in Washington:

northguineahills: at least in the case of my sweetie, I had clearly ignored her admonitions to separate all the stuff, so had to suffer the cconsequences.

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

(cough cough cough) Thanks, Dave! Thanks everybody!

12:09pm thedunkel:

thank you mr. drummer!

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12:15pm Brian in UK:

Still taking notes (in between telephone calls)

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)

Sandy Harrison w. Tommy Lloyd & His Strolling Cowboys	A Package of Heartaches	b/w Joann Pomeranz & Tommy Lloyd: You Need Not Cry Anymore (Blue Hen 1957)
Carl Smith	Who'll Buy My Heartaches	b/w Satisfaction Guaranteed (Columbia 1953)
Kay Tolliver	Heartache Is My Middle Name	b/w My Heart's Lucky (Lucky Eleven 1966)
Chase Webster	The Heartaches That You Gave Me	Chase Webster Sings Country and Western (Spar )
Margie Words	Takes a Lot of Heartaches	b/w I Shot Sam (D 1959)
Gene McKown	Keeper of the Heartaches	b/w Peace Corps (Sims 1965)
Bud Crowder	Room For One More Heartache	b/w Teardrop Train (Toppa 1965)
Tommy Thrasher	One More Heartache	b/w Endless Hours (Toppa 1962)
Don Rice	Hideaway Heartache	b/w They Go Together (Toppa 1968)
Leona Williams	Ten Minutes Till Heartache	b/w A Woman's Man (Hickory 1968)

Orquesta De Cuchon	Tumbaron La Veintiuna	Tumabaron La Veintiuna, Brother (MiCris 1976)
Canario y Su Grupo con Raful	Le Negra Merced	Plenas (Ansonia )
Eddie Palmieri	Oyelo Que Te Conviene	Unfinished Masterpiece (Coco 1975)
Los Kimbos	El Lapiz	b/w Te Soy Sincero (Cotique 1976)
The Lat-Teens	El Amor Que Yo Te Di	Buena Gente (Cotique 1968)
Ralfi Pagan	Pelao	Ralfi Pagan (Fania 1969)

Arthur Blythe	Lower Nile	The Grip (India Navigation 1977)
Charlie Parker	Parker's Mood	b/w Barbados (Savoy 1948)
Mike Osborne Trio	Ist	Border Crossing (Ogun 1974)
Cannonball Adderley	People Will Say We're in Love	Portrait of Cannonball (Riverside 1958)
Arthur Blythe	Metamorphosis	Metamorphosis (India Navigation 1977)

Ngozi Family	Sunka Mulamu	Day of Judgement (Zambia Music Parlour/Now-Again 1976)
Joe Mensah	Africa Is Home	Joe Mensah (Decca/Soundway 1975)
Etubom Rex Williams & His Nigerian Artistes	Ererimbot Afayung Oko	(Philips 1975)
SJOB Movement	Odiaria	Friendship Train (EMI 1977)
Super Djata Band de Bamako	Zani Djabat'e	Volume 2 (yellow) (Musique Mondiale 1982)

	March 31, 2017 Love you forever, Arthur Blythe
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The Jackson Five	Big Boy	b/w You've Changed (Steel Town 1968)
Eddie Kendricks	My People... Hold On	People...Hold On (Tamla 1972)
Marvin Gaye	You're the Man (pt. 1)	b/w You're the Man (pt. 2) (Tamla 1972)
Shuggie Otis	Inspiration Information	Inspiration Information (Epic 1974)
Al Green	Simply Beautiful	I'm Still in Love with You (Capitol 1972)
Billy Paul	Me and Mrs Jones	b/w Me and Mrs. Jones (mono short version) (Philadelphia International 1972)
Smokey Robinson	Let Me Be the Clock	Warm Thoughts (Tamla 1980)

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