WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 04/28/17

Listener comments!

Hey, Doug, looked at the end of Flash's show comments last night, saw you got through your classes. Congrats! Must feel great!

8:24am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, doc. Yes, I submitted my last paper yesterday. I am now 1/2 a social worker! Thanks!

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8:48am doctorjazz:

Where/what kind of Social Work are you planning on when you're done, if I may ask? (figure this is already known on the thread, but OK if you'd rather not go into it).

8:53am Doug Schulkind:

I plan to be working with older adults, doctorjazz.

8:56am annie:

morning all!!!

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8:56am listener james from westwood:

Huzzah for hitting the halfway mark!

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

Top o' the morning to you, annie! Huzzahs back atcha, listener james!

9:01am Mr C:

Never repeal and replace The Drummer!!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Re-fund and reauthorize this muthahfuckah!

9:04am Maggie B.:

happy friday, drummers! i love this, it's my go-to happy sound.

9:04am Gary:

Hola!

9:06am annie:

i had a nice chat with someone who lived in pittsburg and her father had lived in squirrel hill..

9:12am Stanley:

Hi Doug, listeners
Love the washboard suit, you got there.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome, mother Maggie! Buenas días, Gary! Greetings, Stanley!

9:15am Mr C:

@ Doug

I Did brother!

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Yes you everlovin' did, Mr C!

9:19am Lore:

This is a quite fine version of Wild Bill Jones, thanks to the Drummer.

9:20am melinda:

nice to wake up to banjo.

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Pleased to please you, Lore! Rise and shine, melinda!

9:25am annie:

i know this has been happening to language since time immemorial, but it still saddens me to see a lovely word such as "gay" become twisted to mean only one thing now.

9:26am Stanley:

@ annie - I feel sad for The Flinstones, on that one.

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9:26am doctorjazz:

This is bed music, but I really like it (The Fiddler...cool version)

9:27am K Wilde:

Awesome first set

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9:29am duke:

Good morning Drummers

9:29am Scraps:

annie, I'm sorry, but "twisted"? I mean, I don't know you, and I like you, but that means, to me, that means you think that means something bad, the people that use that word that way...

9:30am melinda:

Delusions of Banjer

9:32am annie:

not at all bad. and i'm as free-thinking as the next guy, the connotations for "gay" now rarely include happy.. i'm jusr sad at the deterioration of our langauge

9:32am Scraps:

Unless you are thinking that the people who use it as an insult.... there are two common ways to use that word, of course

9:33am Maggie B.:

noooooooo!

9:33am Scraps:

Ah. Okay. ...

9:33am Gary:

Whaaa ...? (Friday mornings)

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9:35am listener james from westwood:

Doug: 2017 would crush any person. 2017 + grad school is unimaginable. 2017 + grad school + doing amazing, life-affirming radio that I hate to miss live is worthy of more gold than I can bestow. You are KILLING IT.

9:36am Uncle Michael:

I won't have your lead-in this fall, Doug? I'm SCREWED.

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9:36am duke:

Doug, you probably mentioned this before, but what are you studying in grad school? Advanced DummerSomeology, I hope.

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some won't be moving very far, but from late-August to mid-December, it will be moving.

Trust me, I find this deeply upsetting and unsettling, but there is no way around it. Luckily, I have wonderful and generous friends to accommodate me.

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

@duke
I am going for my MSW at the Univ. of Pittsburgh's School of Social Work.

9:40am Maggie B.:

oops, that "nooo" was for Doug not being able to do his Friday morning show from Aug. to Dec. I will miss it badly and try to remember it's just the fall and early winter. a really long fall and early winter. ;)

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie
I have literally wept over having to move my show for this period. But, the clouds parted and sun shone down on a pretty glorious solution.

9:43am Scraps:

I guess, as a professional who uses words (copyeditor), it doesn't occur to me to feel sad -- that's words, historically, change.

But (if you don't know) the people who complain about gay falling out of use to mean happy, are usually people who, underneath their complaint, are complaing about gay to mean sexually. That's why i worded my question carefully-- because I didn't think you were a homophobe. But people could silently think to themselves, "she's one of us."

Sigh. Sorry. Too long an explanation

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Never stop explaining, Scraps! You have much to add to the human condition.

9:46am Stanley:

I'm away to make a cup of tea and I miss the news that the Friday morning show is on hold during the fall semester but moving to another slot thanks to a 'glorious solution'? I look forward to that as well as the Friday morning return (If I've got it right).

9:46am Artie Haywire:

Good morning, Drummers!

9:47am Uncle Michael:

Language evolves. Most of what's described as deterioration, isn't. Being resistant to change is human.

9:47am Scraps:

"Glorious solution"??

9:48am Stanley:

Scraps - per Doug 9.42

9:48am Maggie B.:

and i will muddle through on those Fridays and follow you whatever day you re-sched.

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Gurmeet Bawa is going to take you on wild ride. Fair warning!

9:49am Webhamster Henry:

I thought this punjabi note sounded familiar!

9:49am Gary:

DAY-um, is she *really* holding this note?!?

9:49am Stanley:

I take Friday afternoons off work to be able to listen to this show.

Go Gurmeet!

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie B
I didn't say I was leaving Fridays! I will announce the shift during my next mic break.

@Webhamster Henry
I almost played an auto-harp in the opening set. I didn't, but thought of you.

9:49am Webhamster Henry:

I got this record at the Tower Record Annex of blessed memory.

9:50am Gary:

Holy Jesus Lord this is amazing

9:50am Webhamster Henry:

I was going to request a little Pop Stoneman!

9:51am Scraps:

Uncle Michael: you, sir, described this in three well-thought sentences.

9:51am Stanley:

What Gary blasphemed

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

I would say, conservatively, that I purchased 500 records at the Tower Annex. Hundreds upon hundreds of Folkways records for $1, then 50¢, then 25¢. And much more

9:52am Jeff Golick:

Just joining now, and am already over-stimulated. Someone please pass me my blankie.

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Gurmeet Bawa is the double espresso of the Punjabi epic love song set.

9:54am Lore:

Years back, a friend got the Sarah Webster Fabio LP at the Tower Annex for a pittance. Is that where you got yours, Doug?

9:54am davefromtoronto:

this tune's making my dog howl!

9:55am Stanley:

This has to be the track of my week.

9:55am Scraps:

Oh man! I miss Tower Annex. Every once in a while they get in one classical label with prices slashed, and I would buy 200, 300, 400 dollars... that was great

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

Gurmeet Bawa makes what I like to call Are You Fucking Kidding Me music.

9:55am thedunkel:

This dude can hold a note!

9:56am Scraps:

Stanley, this is awesome, you're right

Oops, it's ended! Awww.

9:56am davefromtoronto:

doug i think you just coined a new genre!

9:57am Webhamster Henry:

Tower also had moved their experimental/Downtown (Ridgewood Radio friendly) records to the Annex from the little hallway in the main store.

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, davefromtoronto!

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Lore
I bought at least 10 copies of several Sarah Webster Fabio records at the Annex. Gave them away and sold a few at record fairs.

10:00am Gary:

What the $%&@ is making those groovy "shifting" sounds?

10:03am Mr C:

Tower Annex also had a very good Brazilian/Bossa Nova section..

10:05am Webhamster Henry:

Well, it ain't the Annex, but the WFMU Record fair is on this weekend, starting today!

10:06am annie:

doug, you should do what you have to do.. we will adapt..we'll bring our hankies wth us.. wither goest thou, so go we.

10:06am Stanley:

A Glorious Solution!!

10:06am Jeff Golick:

Ok, then! Thanks to you gentlemen, both, for allowing us to keep our Friday rituals more or less in place, just upsidedown.

10:07am annie:

UM is a man among men!

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10:07am listener james from westwood:

UM, you're an absolute mensch's mensch for being part of this schedule swap. Glad we still have you both!

10:07am Mr C:

ugh..!

10:07am Uncle Michael:

Someday, and that day may never come, I'll call upon you to do a service for me. But until that day, accept this as a gift.

10:08am Uncle Michael:

I don't know how to take that, Mr. C. ;-)

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10:08am doctorjazz:

The hours I spent at Tower and the Tower Annex are just too many to fathom, many many days.

Nisht Azoy Gerfairlach would be the Yiddish response to the schedule change (not so bad...); actually quite fine (from my neck of the woods, nice/great that UM can pull it off).

10:08am Ramblin' Ray:

Any Drummertime is good! Greetings all.

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

I thank you and I love you, Michael.

10:09am Scraps:

Your heartfelt speech coming with bed music "Funky Skull" was kinda weird!

10:09am Stanley:

Hooray for Doug, Uncle Michael and Give the Drummer Radio.
What a team.

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10:09am doctorjazz:

Sweet Jug!

10:09am Mr C:

@ Mike Can't we be friends..

10:10am Jeff Golick:

Jug was one of my very first jazz loves. When I started listening to this music, I really liked the tenor guys: Coleman Hawkins, Ammons, Chu Berry, Ben Webster.

10:10am Uncle Michael:

Forever, and ever. Mr. C.

10:10am melinda:

Digging the Ammons.

10:11am Jeff Golick:

There were some great two-fer compilations on...Verve? I think...a great education.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Salted Ammons!

10:11am Little Danny:

Good morning Doug and all

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10:12am doctorjazz:

I also grew up (in a Jazz sense) on the Twofers...now I'm a bit sorry, left used original issues, Verve, Blue Note for the "better value" twofers, what did I know...

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Killer lineup on this Ammons wax:

Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLean
Bass – Addison Farmer
Congas – Candido
Drums – Arthur Taylor
Piano – Duke Jordan
Tenor Saxophone – Gene Ammons
Trumpet – Art Farmer

10:13am Scraps:

Eeyow

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Little morning, Good Danny!

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Did I say hello to you, Jeff Golick?

HELLO TO YOU JEFF GOLICK!

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10:15am βrian:

Ooh, it's the Jazz Song. I like the Jazz Song!

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

And to you, too, Ramblin' Ray! I almost missed you.

10:20am Flash Strap:

Good morning Doug! Good morning to all you wonderful people

10:20am Jeff Golick:

Hi!

10:21am fred:

Good morning Doug and drummers

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

Merry isthmus to you, βrian! Howdy, Flash Strap! And welcome, Monsieur fred!

10:23am Scraps:

Steve Lacy doing a Monk! Good way to cheer up a morning

10:25am Jeff Golick:

I reverse engineered trying to ID that last tune: recognized a Monk theme, then figured it's probably Steve Lacy.

10:26am Jeff Golick:

Actually, come to think of it, given his recorded output, as a general rule it's probably Steve Lacy.

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10:26am βrian:

Mostly clear blue skies over the isthmus today, too.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

You dereenigne it, Jeff Golick. Impressive!

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

You got that right, Scraps.

10:27am Uncle Michael:

It's like wet drier lint here on the plains.

10:28am coelacanth∅:

'morning Doug and Drummers

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10:28am Artie Haywire:

The old Switcheroo. Push me, pull you. Dessert first, entree second. Caboose up front, engine in back. Oh why not!

10:28am Uncle Michael:

That's a simile.

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10:28am βrian:

Here's a Monk Theme: "Pie Jesu Domine / Dona eis requiem"

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Hugh Ragin is one of my favorite people in music. A warm, generous and of course brilliantly talented artist.

10:28am Uncle Michael:

HDT: empty calories.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, is coelacanth∅ here yet? Why YES! And look, it's Artie Haywire himself! (or at least someone who looks just like him)

10:29am coelacanth∅:

Doug i wanted to congratulate you on your accomplishment...
Congratulations on your accomplishment!

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10:30am Artie Haywire:

The pudding cups are never empty around here.

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10:31am βrian:

Were's the ice-clinking-in-glass ambient soundtrack?

10:33am Scraps:

That's sitting up, then stand up, then dance music! Then stand around, confused!

10:33am Stanley:

Sounded a bit like Echidna's Arf (Of You), back there.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

Thank you, coelacanth∅.

10:34am Scraps:

Really like this

10:34am Jeff Golick:

John Lindberg made some tremendous albums in the 1980s, mostly on Black Saint. Need to get back there.

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10:35am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug, seems like congrats are in order old bean. What would your folks say?

10:35am Jeff Golick:

And the percussionist/drummer here on this trio, Barry Altschul, also made a great one for Black Saint's sister label, Soul Note, in the early 1980s.

Ok, shutting up now.

10:36am Scraps:

Oh man!

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
My mother went back to grad school as an adult to become a social worker. So she would say, "Hey, that's my gig!"

10:37am Mr C:

I just read that David Murray has moved back to NYC. He's playing at the Vanguard. Well that's something..

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10:38am Brian in UK:

"Hey, that's my gig!" and well done son. Guess you are still going to play that music of yours.

10:39am Scraps:

Altschul played on a lot of Paul Bley albums

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10:39am βrian:

Except for the extremely precocious, not many go back to grad school as children ...

10:41am Scraps:

Also, Altschul played on one of the best jazz albums ever, Conference of the Birds

10:42am Jeff Golick:

(@Scraps: chiming back in to say amen.)

10:46am melinda:

Doug is there a particular line of social work you're planning on doing after you finish school?

10:47am Hugo:

I just managed to fond a copy of Conference ... in Spain.

10:48am Maggie B.:

i might have to whip up some ettouffee now.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

@melinda
I will be concentrating on gerontology. Just me and the old folks.

@Maggie B
Happy anniversary to you and Bill. You people are the best people!

10:49am Scraps:

I admire social workers so much. Especially now, when I depend on them, and eventually, soon, I'm going to need specialized old people's SW. Thank you, thank you.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
You make a good point.

10:49am melinda:

@Doug: cool! We need more of you.

10:50am Maggie B.:

thanks Doug, Bill and I are lucky to have found each other. and we met at the radio station at Hunter College!

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

My dearly departed mother-in-law was also a social worker.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Wait, did I see Hugo up there? Hello, Hugo!!

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

The experience the past year looking after my father is mostly what led me to geriatric social work.

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10:52am doctorjazz:

My wife is a Social Worker, my mother in law was one back in the day, have strong positive feelings for folks in the field.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

Nice blog post on this Elise Deshotel/Dewey Balfa number: earlycajunmusic.blogspot.com...

10:57am Scraps:

My first love in New York was a social worker. Eventually she moved on, because social work didn't pay at all. She was bitter (kind of) that struggling actors got some kind of benefit from the city about housing but social workers didn't get squat.

10:58am fred:

Doug, you also have experience improving the lives of WFMU listeners, who don't seem to trend all that young

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

Has anyone seen the documentary Alive Inside about the social worker who brings music to dementia patients and accomplishes incredible things? That is what I would like to do. (Or, continue doing!)

11:03am Scraps:

I've read about it!

11:05am melinda:

@fred: 'don't seem to trend all that young'...haha

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

Hey everyone, this is very important:

Under absolutely no circumstances do NOT let her sell your monkey.

11:07am Listener Gregory:

As a general rule, if you have to tell people that you are the Cajun King, then you're not the Cajun King.

11:09am annie:

i was introduced to doug kershaw back in the 70s... my first brush with cajun, zydeco

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

This may be the best song in the history of songs.

@Listener Gregory
You make a fine point.

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

Unless you really are. Then you get to say it.

11:11am Listener Gregory:

If you're the Cajun King, then OTHERS will say you're the Cajun King. It's a bit like telling everyone you know how modest you are... it just doesn't work.

11:11am Listener Gregory:

(I know this from experience.)

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11:11am doctorjazz:

I guess I should give up on being the Cajun King...

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

In my deejay contract, it stipulates that I must play this track every 18 months or I lose my license.

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11:13am Brian in UK:

@doc have a great weekend. Stay loose.

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11:14am Brian in UK:

@Maggie B Bill played some crackers on Joe's show.

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11:16am doctorjazz:

You too, @Brian in UK.
(going to the Record Fair tonight, psyched).

11:18am fred:

You might also want to think twice about claiming kingship over people with French ancestry

11:20am Cajun King:

Let them eat Étouffée!

11:23am Maggie B.:

I just told Bill, that's what we're having for dinner Sunday. It is decreed.

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

I'll bring the turtle soup. What time?

11:24am Carmichael:

Heya Doug and acolytes. If you were talking about the Tower Records chain way back there, it started right here in Sacramento. Right HERE, actually, as I am sitting about 200 yards from the Tower Theatre.

11:24am Maggie B.:

@ Brian - yes! and he's still on a total high from all the fun he had. just not the kind of high you'd expect.

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11:24am Brian in UK:

S'funny it is difficult to get up for the Record Fair 3000 miles away. Think Doug might be of a similar kidney.

11:24am Maggie B.:

@ Doug - we'll be expecting you 6-ish

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

New show alert! New show alert! I will be announcing new of the next new show joining the Drummer Stream during the next mic break.

Hey hey hey, it's Carmichael!

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I miss the record fair desperately. Haven't been in, gack!, five years.

11:26am Dean:

@Carmichael: There's a Tower Grill there, too, isn't there?

11:31am Jeff Golick:

I am getting shit-all done here today. Excellent soundtrack, though!

::crawls back into own head::

11:31am Uncle Michael:

Be sure to join me in the next room for EPISODE #200 (1972). VIP seating for the first 200 listeners!

www.wfmu.org...

11:31am Mr C:

It takes two subway lines to get to the Fair from Manhattan. Just an observation.

11:31am Carmichael:

@Dean, yes, the Tower Café is right next door. Like Yogi Berra would say, nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded.

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11:32am doctorjazz:

Driving from Staten Island, expect it to be a real pain, but should be fun there.

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11:33am βrian:

It's where Rapunzel can have a drink and let down her hair.

11:34am Maggie B.:

@doctorjazz - i haven't been to the record fair since they moved it from Manhattan - what's the parking situation in Greenpoint? (and I used to live in SI once upon a time too.)

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Just pour yourself a Manhattan and then... you'll get there!

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11:35am Brian in UK:

Thomas' voice stands out like a beacon in a swamp of mugabe shite.

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I prefer you to avoid using obscenities here. (The M word.)

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11:36am βrian:

Imagine how many subway lines it takes from Topeka!

11:38am Carmichael:

It gleams like a golden stream, when all around is dark.

11:38am Uncle Michael:

Southwest Chief to Chicago, Broadway Limited to Manhattan...

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11:39am βrian:

Will Charlie's library gig relate to music, I wonder.

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11:40am listener james from westwood:

Yes!! Cheyenne is a wonder!!

11:40am Uncle Michael:

It's true. I'm shaking my stick and not making a dent.

11:43am Mr C:

This Tommy Tate song could fit easily into the Karl Blau repertoire

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

That is a wonderful observation, Mr C. That Tommy Tate was a home demo. Stripped down and fine.

11:46am Mr C:

General Johnson was a tremendous talent...often under the radar..

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Just saw on Twitter that Vito Acconci has died. He contributed a piece to the WFMU benefit art auction back in the early '90s.

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11:47am doctorjazz:

@Maggie B-I expect parking in Greenpoint (most of Brooklyn, which is where I originally hail from) to be a nightmare, prepared to circle quite a bit.

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11:48am Brian in UK:

@Carmichael thank you Mr Shaw. It was one of Wildes.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

Not our radars, Mr C.

11:49am Mr C:

And Eugene Record! now there's a master craftsman..

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

"Smeared" is not the most romantic choice of words.

11:50am Jeff Golick:

Was just gonna comment to that effect, @Doug.

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11:51am Brian in UK:

Better than kissing your ganglion.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Eugene Booker Record!

11:51am Jeff Golick:

Better on a bagel.

11:51am Filip:

Hi Doug! Catching the tail end of your show.... Sad news about Vito Acconci... Another NY icon gone.
Cheers from the mountains....

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Oh hey, Filip! Sorry to bear the sad the news. Great to see you.

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11:53am βrian:

I can imagine when folks get self-driving cars, they'll just have the car drop them off and then circle until they're ready to be picked up.

Not exactly green ...

11:53am Dean:

"Smear" is, literally, not Romantic. It's Germanic. First entry in OED is curious: "To anoint with oil, chrism, etc., as a symbolic ceremony. In later use only with contemptuous force."

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11:54am βrian:

Those unctuous Teutons.

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11:55am Brian in UK:

Nice one Doug. What's on the pizza tonight?

11:55am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

Uncle Michael's 200th broadcast celebration is up next! Stay tuned in and you will stay happy!

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

11:55am fred:

@βrian: When AI reaches consciousness, it will try to blunt it. So the self-driving cars will just pretend to be circling and actually go hang out in the nearest sleazy joint

11:57am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

@Brian
Pizza tomorrow night! Sautéed asparagus!

11:57am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

Hi there Dean!

11:58am Dean:

I'm with Atrios when it comes to self-driving cars. They aren't gonna happen. Besides, you just know that after a half-generation or so of them, some wise guy will think, "Hey, wouldn't it be cool if we could navigate these things manually?!"

11:58am Alex In Illinois:

I've been listening, but have been too busy to post.

11:59am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

Greets, Alex!

11:59am Sue P.:

Ricotta Salata & lemon go nicely w/ asparagus on pizza...

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11:59am βrian:

We're doing dabs of strained garden tomatoes, chèvre, and oil-cured olives. Fresh basil and crushed red pepper flakes.

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12:00pm Brian in UK:

...so does an empty stomach.

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

Thanks, Doug!

12:00pm Stanley:

Woop!
Another one for the good bag.
Thanks Doug.
Shlater.

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12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Thanks muchly, Doug!

12:00pm Jeff Golick:

Ta, @Doug!/GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO!

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12:00pm βrian:

I worry about the mob mentality of SD cars.

12:00pm Ramblin' Ray:

Congrats, kudos and thanks for the sounds Doug

12:01pm fred:

Thanks Doug!

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

That was fun. Thanks to everyone for hanging out!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

@Sue P.
Mmmmmm!

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12:03pm Artie Haywire:

Thanks, Doug!

12:08pm Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure, Artie!

1:22pm Beachfront Records:

Hey Doug, A big thanks for introducing me to Lily May Ledford , much appreciated.
Michael from Hove in the UK

1:24pm Doug Schulkind:

It's my pleasure, Michael!

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)

Matokie Slaughter	Arkansas Traveler	Legends of Old Time Music (County 1980)
Gaither Carlton	Pretty Saro	The Watson Family Tradition (County 1977)
Dee & Delta Hicks	Shout Lulu	Ballads & Banjo Music from the Tennessee Cumberland Plateau (County 1985)
Lily May Ledford	Wild Bill Jones	Lily May Ledford: Gems Rare Concert and Studio Recordings 1968-1983 (June Appal )
Ola Belle Reed, Burl Kilby & John Miller	The Ranger's Command	Ola Belle Reed and Southern Mountain Music on the Mason-Dixon Line (Dust-to-Digital 1966)
Terry Earl Taylor	I've Been Away	Another Time (Dark Holler 2003)

Pandit Kamalesh Maitra	Raag Bhupal Todi	Tabla Tarang — Melody on Drums (Smithsonian Folkways 1996)
Pahari Sanyal	Suhag Ki Raat	Songs from the New Theatres' Era (Hindustan 1938)
Gurmeet Bawa	Jugani	Love and Life in the Punjab (King 1988)
Tafo	Dance Music	Khuda Aur Mohabbat, Volume 2 (Columbia 1978)
Poruthathu Pothum	Adi Rani [Hey Queen]	Fire Star: Synth Pop & Electro-Funk From Tamil Films 1985-1989 (Bombay Connection )

Gene Ammons	Can't We Be Friends	The Happy Blues (Prestige 1956)
Steve Lacy/Roswell Rudd Quartet	Pannonica	School Days: A 1963 Live Session Released for the First Time (Emanem 1963)
Hugh Ragin	Hugh's Blues	Feel the Sunshine (Justin Time 2001)
John Lindberg Trio	Drift	Give and Take (Black Saint 1982)

S.D. Courville, Dennis McGee, Marc Savoy	J'tais au bal Hier Au Soir	Folk Music in America, Volume 4: Dance Music - Reels, Polkas, Etc. (Library of Congress 1975)
Adam Hebert & the Country Playboys	Every Nite When It's Dark	b/w North Side Door (Swallow 1959)
Elise Deshotel with Dewey Balfa	La Valse de Bon Baurche	Cajun Honky Tonk: The Khoury Recordings (Arhoolie 1951)
Clifton Chenier	Quelque Chose Sur Mon Idee	Bogalusa Boogie (Arhoolie 1976)
John Delafose	Joe Pete Is Broke	Heartaches and Hot Steps (Maison De Soul 1990)
Joe Barry	Cajun King	Been Down That Muddy Road (Night Train ca. 2002)
Beau Jocque & the Zydeco Hi-Rollers	She Wants to Sell My Monkey	Check It Out, Lock It In, Crank It Up! (Rounder 1998)

City Boys Band of Ghana	Efie Biara Ne Mu Asem	City Boys in Nigeria, Volume 2 (Scodisk Sound 1979)
Ikenga Super Stars of Africa	Nigeria Operation Feed the Nation	African Unity (Rogers All Stars 1976)
Thomas Mapfumo and the Blacks Unlimited	Nyathi	b/w Nyarai (Afro Soul 1981)

Tommy Tate	Something Good Going On	Hold On: The Jackson Sessions (Rare and Unreleased) (Ace )
The Chairmen of the Board	Bittersweet	b/w Elmo James (Invictus 1971)
The Chi-Lites	A Letter to Myself	A Letter to Myself (Brunswick 1973)
Tommy Hunt	Loving You Is	A Sign of the Times (Spark 1976)

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	April 28, 2017 Zydecopacetic
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