WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 06/16/17

Listener comments!

Hello Boss, waiting for a new refrigerator to be delivered. Man, life in the fast lane.

I see Marty McSorley has a fill-in next week. Hmmm.

8:43am glenn:

a beer fridge for the shed? how canadian of you, brian.

8:44am Doug Schulkind:

My new fridge comes next week! It must be contagious. Hello, BinUK!

8:46am Doug Schulkind:

The thermostat in my current fridge is broken, so it never stops blowing the freezing air into the main compartment. Consequently everything on the lower shelf is freezing. The upside, my seltzer is coming out with ice chips in it. #refreshing

But it's not so good for the fruit and veggies.

8:55am annie:

good morning all!!

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

Goodest day to you, annie!

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8:56am doctorjazz:

Hi all!
Happy Friday!

8:56am Doug Schulkind:

I like the way you operate, doc.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

This is like Nyabinghi meets Sun Ra. All hail Count Ossie!

9:09am Mark Williams:

amazing recording, this. Thanks Doug. I think Cedric Brooks is one of the tenor saxophonists here, who spent a little bit of time around Sun Ra.

9:10am Mr C:

The eagle flies on Friday and Saturday I go out to play...it's Drummer Time!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Im Brooks lived with Sun Ra in his Philly enclave, in fact, Mark!

Come fly with me, Mr C!

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9:11am doctorjazz:

This Count Ossie track is great!

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9:11am Brian in UK:

glenn Cellar is for the 'warm' English beer & 'fridge for that foreign cold stuff.

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Get ready for Bang Bang Lulu.

9:15am Mark Williams:

Coolie Boy's just been compiled onto a Soul Jazz release. It was one of the harder-to-track down Drummond cuts. It always gets me that one sax guy was just willing to sit there and do that single note "honk" the whole way through.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

@Mark
I have it on a comp called Solid Gold From the Vaults (Vol. 2)

9:19am Mark Williams:

i'm old enough now to have seen tracks be reissued half a dozen times and we're not done by a long shot.

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Twisted children are killin' frogs.

9:22am Mark Williams:

Doug, have you heard that Frightners record? Trouble played it yesterday and my first reaction was 'wait, I've not heard this Studio One track before." Recorded a few years ago, it was...

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Nope. Not yet, Mark. But I shall and must.

9:26am Mark Williams:

aaahhh well, Far I. He was my gateway drug into this music. Still get a high out of him too.

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

My #1, too, Mark.

9:34am ausmanx:

the Isle of Man is in the house. well, sort of. good evening, all.

9:34am uncle michael:

August 4!

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

August 4 is the date! Uncle Michael is conscious!

9:37am uncle michael:

not yet unconscious.

9:38am coelacanth∅:

'morning Doug, Drummers and other Trane Lovers

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

The Isle of ausMANx!

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

H∅wdy, coelacanth∅!

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9:40am Sam Segal:

Peace, @Doug and all! Looking forward to finally hearing some of this Coltrane doc.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

You will never forget it, Sam.

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

Carol Kaye is on bass on this (and every other track under the sun).

9:46am Webhamster Henry:

This reminds me of the pop sitar record I leant to Ken. But this is somewhat cooler!

9:47am mauri:

The main man Doug!

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Webhamster "Somewhat Cooler" Henry!

Welcome aboard, mauri!

9:59am Ike:

Greetings all you hippies, punks, melon farmers, marching flappers, slumping fatsos, felt feelers, eight-armed lascivious octopi trying to grope me on the subway, and Baltimoron pygmy yodelers!

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

If you're new to Give the Drummer Some, please feel encouraged, invited, and WELCOMED to the conversation!

10:00am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, old Ike!

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10:01am Brian in UK:

S'funny, I was playing Coltrane's My Favourite Things in the car this AM.

10:01am Webhamster Henry:

Nice set! @Ike we are hipsters, flipsters, and finger-poppin' daddies!

10:04am ɨkɛ:

Great set! Old?!? I'm only as old as you feel! (Remember, if you ever need to defeat a psychic succubus, just feel extra old. Focus on all your aches and pains. The succubus will either get annoyed and break the connection willingly, or will duck into a CVS to get some aspirin and then you can give it the slip.)

10:08am Alex in Illinois:

Any relation to Fate Marable, the famous river boat band leader musician?

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

I just meant not a "new" listener, ɨkɛ! You're a young chap like me!

10:08am coelacanth∅:

Doug, i scrolled up to see about something else and saw you @9.21... i've been really loving very frequent revisits to Roberta Flack's version. - and trying to school the chilluns at the pub, when the moments are right. (some appreciate it) i forget which version is in the jukebox there.

10:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex
From Wikipedia:

"Larance was a relative of Mississippi riverboat bandleader Fate Marable"

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

@coelacanth∅
Roberta's version is stellar!

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Art Pepper is with Jimmy Giuffre here!

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10:13am doctorjazz:

This Guiffre/Pepper track is great-love that "cool" stuff.

10:14am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings to one and all!

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey Ray!

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10:17am βrian:

Present and ready to render unto the drummer an indeterminate amount.

10:18am Mr C:

First Take album by Roberta Flack, her first, is a subtle masterpiece. Killing frogs and all..

10:22am Doug Schulkind:

Kenny Dorham on trumpet here. (He was also playing on the Herb Geller track that opened this set.) The tenor sax player on this Max cut is credited as "Theodore 'Sonny' Rollins."

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

So glad you're here, βrian!

10:26am Listener Gregory:

IMHO, Max Roach's post-bebop music never got the attention and credit it deserved.

10:26am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

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10:28am doctorjazz:

Killer set for us Jazzbos!

10:31am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, ndbob!

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

"In a sly, sticky way"!

10:42am ndbob:

great one there Doug

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

I automatically love any song that has "stupified" in the lyrics.

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Never enough attention, ever, for Max Roach, Listener Gregory. (No surprise coming from me, I bet.)

10:48am Mr C:

The other side of Marvin L single is boss as well

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

From Numero Group"

Although Two Plus Two was long suspected to be a Wilburt Jackson and Cyril Clarke duo, they form just half of the equation. Jackson began with Clyde Wilson as the Two Friends, which recorded on Harvey Fuqua's HPC label. When Fuqua joined brother-in-law Berry Gordy in 1963, he brought Jackson and Wilson with him to Motown. Clarke began singing with the Majestics but left the group before they signed to Motown in 1963 as the Monitors. He later joined Motown as a songwriter and teamed up with Jackson, composing the Monitors' "Number One In Your Heart" in 1965. The other half of Two Plus Two, Lawrence Matchett and Terry Davis, joined them on the 1966 single, and the quartet gigged sporadically. Recorded in New Haven at Larry and Danny Lick's Sound Inc., the lone 45 was issued on Velgo, but the quartet didn't last much longer. As Clarke said, "It wasn't going nowhere, and one day I said to myself, 'I can't be doing this shit, I got too many babies.'"

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Know anything about the Vont Claires, Mr C?

10:50am Mr C:

That last sentence was how I felt on my first hiatus from FMU many years ago

10:51am Mr C:

Vontastics yes, Vont Claires no.

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

If Mr C doesn't know 'em, they don't exist!

10:52am Listener Gregory:

The Mont Claires are a New Jersey group. The Vont Claires, I don't know.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

Great drum sound on this Vont Claires slice!

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10:54am JtotheK:

cool vont claires 45. hi everyone.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

By the way, there is NO truth to the rumor that Amazon is purchasing Give the Drummer Some for $3.7 billion.

I'm. Not. Selling.

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Good timing, JtotheK! Coltrane documentary coming up!

10:55am Listener Gregory:

Doug, what if they throw in free delivery?

10:55am Mr C:

South Jersey's own Billy Harner billed himself as "The Human Percolator."Who knew there were two!

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10:55am JtotheK:

yep, looking forward to it! (doug, you did notify all my colleagues that they are not to interrupt me for the next hour, correct?)

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10:56am duke:

Just in time.

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
This "Mr. Percolater" was born Pearstein Badger. Also performed under the name Perk Badger.

10:58am Dominick:

Very nice Maxine Brown!

10:58am Webhamster Henry:

You mean you don't broadcast from a salsa demo cart in a Pittsburgh Whole Foods?

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10:58am JtotheK:

Kris Holmes spun a Perk Badger 45 last week on his program 'The Long Way Home' - and it was fantastic!

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11:01am JtotheK:

also, is there an artist by the name of Ms. Pour Over? Mr. Softbrew? Mr. Coffee Cone? Mrs. French Press?

11:04am chris_in_space:

Doug, thanks for playing the Trane doc. Can't listen now, but am interested in purchasing. A link to purchase would be most appreciated!

11:04am Parq:

Wait, I can get my own copy of the whole thing for 15 bucks? Man, where do I sign?

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

TELL ME HOW LONG TRANE'S BEEN GONE: Available for $3 and episode here: www.artistowned.com...

11:06am chris_in_space:

Thanks Doug! Stoked!

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure, c_i_p!

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

See the link above, Parq!

11:08am Doug Schulkind:

@JtotheL
Definitely Mrs. French Press.

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

You will hear the voice of Charlie Parker, coming up...

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Master George Russell!

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Blessings upon the memory of Alice Coltrane for permitting this documentary to be broadcast on this program back in 2007.

11:17am Stãnley:

Ola from a very hot Lisbon. This show is the perfect thing after full on day in the city.

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Cool Stãnley!

11:18am holland oats:

loving this drumma much thx

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

My greatest pleasure, holland oats.

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11:20am Brian in UK:

Hey Stanley, have you been to Mercado da Ribiera? Enjoy the break.

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11:22am Brian in UK:

Doug, we have a new refrigerator. Been missing this show.

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

Just chillin', Brian in UK?

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

Charles Christopher Parker.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

Trane on alto in the Navy in Hawaii.

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

Wipe the mind.

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11:44am βrian:

I wine-washed my mind last night. There's such a thing as too clean. Ouch.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Wine is a bastard, but a glorious one.

11:50am Stãnley:

Hi Brian. We sure are enjoying our break. Mercado da Ribiera is planned for tomorrow's night out in the Barrio Alto. This evening it's outdoor Brazilian music just around the corner.

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

Mr. Rollins. Mr. Coltrane.

11:54am Parq:

And they call me MIS-ter Tibbs.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

The name of my first-ever radio show, back in 1980, was called Tenor Madness.

12:02pm Mark Williams:

this has been great, Doug.

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12:02pm Brian in UK:

Interesting the comments about the seriousness/religiocity! of Coltrane. Dare I say that humour is a rare commodity in some jazz. Is it allowed?

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

This is all I can say. I gets better. Hours 2-5. They get better.

12:03pm coelacanth∅:

Extraordinary.

12:04pm Webhamster Henry:

It's great to hear these voices!

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12:04pm JtotheK:

that was great, thank you!

12:04pm Stãnley:

What great radio. Thanks Doug.

12:04pm Doug Schulkind:

More to come. Tune in at 11am next Friday. Meanwhile, I will be with you for another three hours!

12:05pm Ramblin' Ray:

Mighty stuff about and of a mighty man. Thanks Doug.

12:05pm Parq:

Missed a lot of it the first time around. Great to hear it again, and better still to have a chance to have my own copy for chump change.

12:07pm Spaniel:

Really interesting, looking forward to the rest. Thanks Doug

12:08pm coelacanth∅:

i heard i think 3 hours the first time. i thought it was the latter 3 but i recognise that closing segment. i don't know, but that was revelatory.

12:09pm coelacanth∅:

(i confess that i taped the last hour)

12:09pm willcrete:

Thanks for broadcasting this multi-part program. Looking forward to the next session. I am going to be reflecting more on Amiri Baraka's comment towards the end that in Miles' Kind of Blue Band, that the balance was obtained with "Cannonball as the formalist of the blues and Coltrane as the expressionist beyond form." I've actually long thought something closer to the converse (i.e Coltrane as formalist / Cannonball as expressionist). But... I am looking forward to revisiting the record and listening to it through Baraka's paradigm for a change.

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12:09pm Artie Haywire:

Fantastic. Have heard this before, but it continues to deliver. Anything to put one in the mindset of thinking about Trane is just a joy.

12:11pm Doug Schulkind:

Nothing makes me happier than making this available for you to hear it.

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12:11pm Brian in UK:

Black & white film noir anyone.

12:26pm Parq:

And you we move into the second half. Doug, you gonna get fatigued? Hope you have a nice hot pot of coffee upstairs.

12:26pm Parq:

"And so we move"

12:30pm Stãnley:

I've heard Blossom Toes before on a certain radio station

12:34pm Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
I am upstairs. No coffee, though.

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12:37pm doctorjazz:

Sounding a bit like it could be UM, or even Bob Brainen here in the 12 O Clock hour. Thanks for part 1 of Trane.

12:39pm Doug Schulkind:

A pinch of UM, a dash of Brainen. Four quarts of Drummer Some.

12:50pm melinda:

hi UM and everyone!

12:51pm David D:

Good misty morning and afternoon, Doug and Drummerfolk...

12:53pm melinda:

I hear a dash of Brainen, too. This type of easy sound was what first drew me to WFMU.

12:53pm Doug Schulkind:

Hello Brother David! Hello Sister Melinda!

12:55pm melinda:

Wait, this isn't Hinky Dinky time....hi Doug!

12:56pm Doug Schulkind:

I'm in for Uncle Michael today, mel! I'll try not to disappoint.

12:57pm melinda:

Sounds great!

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12:58pm βrian:

Love that resonant pop of the timbale.

1:02pm ndbob:

Hi Melinda!

1:02pm Stãnley:

Thumbs up for the new shows especially the FMA listening Party

1:02pm Doug Schulkind:

What good is a timbale w/out that resonant pop?!

1:04pm melinda:

Hi Bob!

1:05pm melinda:

I remember the Bad Livers from when I still lived in Austin.

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1:07pm Brian in UK:

Three guesses where this set is going.

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1:08pm Brian in UK:

Alright one guess.

1:13pm Webhamster Henry:

I'm your Wicked Uncle Ernie... and I fiddle about.

1:15pm Doug Schulkind:

Wicked Uncle Webhamster Erniehenry!

1:20pm Doug Schulkind:

If you want this set to end, you're gonna have to say "Uncle."

1:20pm David D:

Will there be an Uncle Michael, though?

1:22pm Doug Schulkind:

There is not substitute for the real Uncle Michael.

1:22pm David D:

There could be songs of praise...

1:22pm Alex in Illinois:

How about Uncle Bud by Boozoo Chavis?

1:23pm Doug Schulkind:

It's in the basement, Alex.

1:25pm Doug Schulkind:

Fuckin auto-play ad! Fuck!

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1:26pm βrian:

I read that the next version of Safari will let you disable autoplay. Yay.

1:29pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever):

Where's that ad-dump button

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1:30pm βrian:

Physical correction? Does that involve a mohel?

1:32pm Doug Schulkind:

Tell me about it, Kenzo.

@βrian
Hipaa laws don't permit me to divulge more.

1:32pm Webhamster Henry:

Singing about Hoboken, Frankie?

1:33pm Doug Schulkind:

I'm guessing Brooklyn, WH.

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1:34pm doctorjazz:

Great Donavan cover!

1:37pm Doug Schulkind:

That whole Eartha is packed with great covers.

1:38pm johnk77:

per wikipedia the composer of
there used to be a ballpark
once told larry king
the song was about the polo grounds

1:39pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever):

The drama in this Kenny Rankin song...I have to work it into a collage soon

1:42pm Doug Schulkind:

@johnk77
I remember hearing Larry King plotz about (and play) that song on his radio show. Which was a great radio show. (His TV deal was so bloody awful.)

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2:05pm Brian in UK:

It is a bit like cranking up an old car. Turn the handle, it fires up then all cylinders kick in and away you go. What's not to like.

2:07pm Doug Schulkind:

You can kick my tires, Brian in UK. It's okay. I LIKE it.

2:14pm KevinfromBayRidge:

Hello GTDSers. A HinkyDinky of a job, Doug. This present music is gettin my weekend jumpstarted!

2:15pm Doug Schulkind:

My esteemed pleasure, KevinfromBayRidge!

2:17pm Stãnley:

Lovely track this. Cuban?

2:18pm Doug Schulkind:

De Colombia, Stãn.

2:18pm KevinfromBayRidge:

And "Trane" made my run, a very pleasant endeavor.

2:18pm Stãnley:

I meant the Kent Gomes

2:21pm Doug Schulkind:

Puerto Rico, I believe.

2:27pm Stãnley:

A reet treet today, Uncle Doug but that's us out to the fiesta.
Keep cool all, till next time

2:30pm Doug Schulkind:

Speaking for the Listener Stanley Hinky Dinky Time DJ for 2017, have a lovely weekend!

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2:31pm Brian in UK:

Fado on Stanley.

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2:33pm Artie Haywire:

Steely Dead

2:34pm Doug Schulkind:

They like their Steely in Pittsburgh.

2:35pm uncle michael:

I made it.

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2:35pm Artie Haywire:

It Lives!!!

2:35pm Dean:

They removed his avatar!

2:36pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey there, buddy! You look thinner.

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2:37pm Brian in UK:

Congratulations Uncle. Have you had your caps removed or is this the modern way. What a pedantic bunch.

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2:37pm Artie Haywire:

A successful deavatarvascularization.

2:40pm hyde:

i'm in under the wire. at least i can listen to 20 minutes of this marathon.

2:40pm Dean:

Avatarectomy sounds worse than what it would actually mean if it were an actual word.

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2:40pm Brian in UK:

Shocking admission but the last time I had a general when I woke up the first thing I did was look at the form of the nurses. Then went back to sleep.

2:41pm Doug Schulkind:

You can run, but you can't, Hyde.

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2:42pm Brian in UK:

On that note time to go. Wonderful as ever, Doug. Hope your Dad recovers soon.

2:44pm Doug Schulkind:

My beloved just walked in with a gorgeous sandwich. Perfect for this 10-minute track!

2:45pm Doug Schulkind:

Now I could go another three hours.

2:47pm hyde:

do it! i mean, i missed so much.

2:47pm Doug Schulkind:

Thank you, Brian. He has made significant progress in just a few days. Not sure he will ever be able to get back to where he was two weeks ago. But he is one sturdy fellow. Would never bet against him.

2:47pm coelacanth∅:

-you mean, your gorgeous beloved just tracked in with a perfect 10-minute sandwich?

2:48pm Doug Schulkind:

EXACTLY, coelacanth∅.

2:49pm ndbob:

Hey UM!

2:49pm David D:

Are you referring to the tram by any chance?

2:52pm David D:

Does anyone say streetcar anymore for that matter? I always wonder what to call our omnipresent light rail here in English, usually tram works.

2:52pm Doug Schulkind:

In Germany, they construct fake bus stations outside nursing homes. The old folks wander out and wait at the busses that never come. Eventually, the staff comes out and gently retrieves them. Very humane.

2:54pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

2:54pm David D:

Doug, I never heard of that. But it is a big enough country...

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2:55pm βrian:

But every now and again the bus does come. That's just how it goes.

2:56pm Doug Schulkind:

In Dusseldorf, I believe. Part of an experiment in dementia care.

2:56pm David D:

Okay, I found the story: www.theiacp.org...

Very interesting, I wonder if they do do that around here somewhere.

2:57pm Doug Schulkind:

I heard a story about in on THE RADIO.

2:59pm hyde:

thanks!

2:59pm David D:

Well I suppose the streetcar depot is up ahead. Thanks for the double show, Doug! And best wishes to your father...

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2:59pm βrian:

I can just imagine it: "Well, if you have to go, fine. There's the radio right there. It will take you where you need to go."
(Crisis averted.)

2:59pm uncle michael:

thanks for covering my add, Doug...more than I can say for this gown.

2:59pm coelacanth∅:

Doug you can't fool us.

3:00pm David D:

Speedy recovery, UM!

3:00pm uncle michael:

ass

3:01pm uncle michael:

thanks David

3:01pm coelacanth∅:

yes, Uncle Michael -what David said.

3:01pm goyim in the am:

Everyone should know that I danced ecstatically to that last set.

3:02pm coelacanth∅:

i could dance to albatross, if i could dance at all.

3:03pm coelacanth∅:

Thanks Doug for 5 great hours and 1 Extra Great hour.

3:05pm Doug Schulkind:

That was literally a ton of fun. See y'all back here on Friday!

3:05pm coelacanth∅:

(actually my presence was patchy, but i know they were great hours, so Thank you.)
...hope your dad's okay.

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)

Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari	Bongo Man	Grounation (Ashanti 1973)
Don Drummond & the Skatalites	Coolie Boy	b/w Lord Antics: You May Stray (Island 1965)
Lloyd Terrel	Bang Bang Lulu	b/w Jamaica's "Mrs. Miller": I Never Knew (Wirl 1968)
Keith Hudson	Darkest Night on a Wet Looking Road	b/w Chuckles: Version (Mafia 1971)
Jerry Jones	Compared to What	b/w Sound Dimension: Compared (Version) (Studio 1 1974)
Prince Far I	Frontline Speech	Health and Strength (Pressure Sounds 1979)
Black Crucial	Conscience Speaks	Mr. Sonny (Jammy's 1985)

Shankar Jaikishan	Raga Bhairavi	Raga Jazz Style (His Master's Voice )
Tony Scott	Homage to Lord Krishna	Tony Scott (Verve 1967)
Bill Plummer & the Cosmic Brotherhood	The Look of Love	Bill Plummer & the Cosmic Brotherhood (Impulse! 1968)
Ravi Shankar	Anti Drug Spot	Psychedelic Promos and Radio Spots
T.K. Ramamoorthy	Rasikapriya	Fabulous Notes and Beats of the Indian Carnatic-Jazz (His Master's Voice 1969)
Sohail Rana	Shabaz Qalandar (Sound of Wonder)	Khyber Mail (His Master's Voice 1970)
The Punjabs	Sitar Blues	b/w< Raga Riff (Prince )
Okko Bekker	East Indian Traffic	Sitar & Electronics (BASF 1971)

Herb Geller Sextet	Marable Eyes	Fire in the West (Jubilee 1957)
Jimmy Giuffre	Gazelle	Small Group Sessions 1947-1953 (Fresh Sound 1953)
Ken McIntyre	Smax	Stone Blues (Prestige 1960)
Max Roach	Ezz-thetic	Max Roach + 4 (Emarcy 1956)
Prince Lasha Quintet Featuring Sonny Simmons	Congo Call	The Cry! (Contemporary 1962)

Donald Height	You Can't Trust Your Best Friend	b/w Pretty Girl (Old Town 1964)
The Objectives	Love Went Away	b/w Oh My Love (Come Back to Me) (Jewel 1965)
The Stunners	Without You	b/w Nobody But Me (Renfro 1967)
Marvin L. Sims	Get Off My Back	b/w Danger (Revue 1968)
Two Plus Two	I'm Sure	b/w Look Around (Velgo 1966)
The Vont Claires	Don't Cha Tell Nobody	b/w I've Got Tears in My Eyes (Double R 1968)
Mr. Percolator	Come on Back to me	b/w I Can't Get Enough (Wax-Wel )
Maxine Brown	It's Gonna Be All Right	b/w You Do Something to Me (Wand 1964)

	June 16, 2017 "I want to be a force for good"
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Liz Brady	Il Suffit D'un Jour	Hey O Daddy O EP (Pathé 1965)
Les Fleurs de Pavot	Pourquoi L'Amour a Deux	Les Fleurs de Pavot (Mercury 1968)
Freddy Houragane	Hécatombes	Hécatombes (Monde Melody 1968)
Karl Heinz Schafer & Arabian	Utopia	Les Gants Blancs Du Diable (OST) (Eden Roc 1973)
Jean et Janet	Je T'aime Normal	b/w Super-Gangsters (Disques Vogues 1969)
Jacques Dutronc	Les Femmes Des Autres	b/w L'Aventurier (Disques Vogues 1969)

Blossom Toes	What's It For	We Are Ever So Clean (Marmalade 1967)
Eastfield Meadows	Silent Night	Eastfield Meadows (VMC 1968)
Blackburn & Snow	Do You Realize	Something Good for Your Head (Big Beat )
Dr. John	My Children, My Angels	Locked Down (Nonesuch 2012)
Euphoria	Through a Window	A Gift from Euphoria (Capitol 1969)
Eddie Callahan	Where Will We Be Tomorrow	False Ego (Ocean 1976)
Bill & Howdy	Misty Morning Confrontation	b/w Give It Time (Verve Forecast 1968)
Chris Lucey	Girl from Vernon Mountain	Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest (Surrey 1965)
Jesse Winchester	Biloxi	Jesse Winchester (Bearsville 1970)

Fitzroy Coleman	Uncle Joe	London Is the Place for Me 6: Mento, Calypso, Jazz & Highlife from Young Black London (Honest Jons 1951)
Bad Livers	Uncle Lucius	Delusions of Banjer (Touch and Go 1991)
Tracy & Eloise Schwarz	Uncle Henry	Home Among the Hills (Folk Variety 1973)
Pete Seeger	Uncle Ho	Rainbow Race (Columbia 1971)
Sir Robert Charles Griggs	Uncle Ned	The Legend of Sir Robert Charles Griggs (Capitol 1973)
Bessie Jones with the Georgia Sea Island Singers	Uncle Ned	Get In Union: Georgia Sea Island Songs (Dust-to-Digital )
James Knight & the Butlers	Uncle Joe	Black Knight (Cat 1971)
The Mellotones	Uncle Desmond	b/w Sir Lord Comic & The Upsetters: Bronco (Django Shoots First) (Upsetter 1968)
The Lounge Lizards	Uncle Jerry	Voice of Chunk (Strange & Beautiful 1988)

Frank Sinatra	There Used to Be a Ballpark	Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back (Reprise 1973)
Eartha Kitt	Catch the Wind	Sentimental Eartha (Spark 1970)
Kenny Rankin	The Dolphin	Mind-Dusters (Mercury 1967)
Timi Yuro & Willie Nelson	Did I Ever Love You	Today (Ariola 1982)
Nina Simone	Forbidden Fruit	Forbidden Fruit (Colpix 1961)

Ray Barretto	O Elefante	The Message (Fania 1971)
The Bennito Sextet Plus One	Psychedelic Meditation	The Bennito Sextet Plus One (Mardi Gras 1968)
Abel Antonio Villa y Su Conjunto	Remolino de Oro	Cumbias, Cumbias, Cumbias (Discos Fuentes 1966)
Roberto Roena y Su Apollo Sound	Ponte Duro	5 (International 1973)
Kent Gomez & His Orchestra	My Ghetto	My Ghetto (Mio International 1968)
Fruko y Sus Tesos	Cachumbembé	b/w Descarga Fruko (Discos Fuentes )

The Carlew Choir	Give a Hand to the Clown	b/w Huma-Lama (Spark 1969)
Donnie & Joe Emerson	Don't Fight	Still Dreamin Wild: The Lost Recordings 1979-1981 (Light in the Attic )
The Ebb-Tides	Seance	b/w Spirits Ride the Wind (Jar 1967)
Walter Becker & Donald Fagen	Roll Back the Meaning	You Gotta Walk It Like You Talk It (Or You'll Lose That Beat) - OST (Spark 1970)
Terry Reid	Things to Try (alt)	The Other Side of the River (Future Day 1973)
Sun City Girls	Smile	Eye Mohini (Sun City Girls Singles Volume 3) (Abduction )
Can	Waiting for the Streetcar	The Lost Tapes Box Set (Spoon 1968)
Dog Faced Hermans	Jan 9	Hum of Life (Konkurrel 1993)

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