WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/01/17

Listener comments!

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12:02pm listener james from westwood:

Glad to be tuned in to this dog-and-panda show!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

And a horny panda at that, Listener James!

12:04pm ndbob:

afternoon Doug, James, everyone!

12:06pm Jeff Golick:

Space/time continuum shift, activated.

12:06pm Doug Schulkind:

Good afternoon, everyone!

12:06pm Uncle Michael:

Good morning!

12:06pm annie:

well, i thought it was next week this switcheroo started! glad to be here..home from all the mornng's errands.

12:07pm Parq:

Geez, it's been a long time since I've been tuned in to hear this intro. Welcome to the afternoon, Doug. (I had a college radio show by that name once, but that's neither here nor there.) And the GIF is splendiferous.

12:07pm Doug Schulkind:

I'm ready for my nap!

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12:07pm duke:

Do the time warp again.

12:08pm Parq:

Do a good show. I'm just going to stare at the GIF for three hours.

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12:08pm doctorjazz:

Hey, I'm just starting to wake up.

12:08pm Doug Schulkind:

Welcome, Parq! Greetings, duke! Rise and shine, doctorjazz!

12:08pm Uncle Michael:

MY nap.

12:10pm melinda:

hello Doug!

12:11pm Jeff Golick:

Wearing all of your clothes sounds like quite an achievement.

12:11pm Uncle Michael:

I'm still wearing some of your clothes.

12:11pm Doug Schulkind:

Full title of this song: "Chewing Gum in the Morning."

I kid!

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12:11pm Brian in UK:

Hello Doug.
Does you chewing gum lose its flavour on the bedpost over night?

12:13pm Doug Schulkind:

I just started chewing the bedpost, Brian in UK. More fiber in me diet!

12:15pm Rich in Washington:

good to know I'm not completely nuts when I noticed the shows seem to be switched!

12:16pm Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings to all fellow travellers on the Long Old Road

12:16pm Doug Schulkind:

Oh no, Rich in Washington. You're you're not completely nuts!

Welcome aboard, Ramblin' Ray!

12:17pm Doug Schulkind:

Horrible subject matter of this song. Provided for historical purposes only.

12:19pm Doug Schulkind:

Trigger warning: The next song is as racist as this one's misogynist.

12:20pm Monica:

high noon, doug!

12:21pm Doug Schulkind:

Hi, Monica noon!

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12:22pm duke:

Is it just me? I'm not hearing the songs on the playlist. I'm hearing Check it Baby by Willie and the Magnificents

12:23pm Rich in Washington:

I think you're right, duke.

12:23pm Santos L. Halper:

Hearing some wild sax, definitely not hillbillies

12:24pm Doug Schulkind:

OK that's bizarre

12:24pm Rich in Washington:

There's some skronkin' sax right now.

12:24pm Doug Schulkind:

Hillbillies now?

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12:25pm Brian in UK:

Some intro.

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12:25pm listener james from westwood:

Now sounding like we got Cal.

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12:25pm listener james from westwood:

And She-Buckeroo.

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12:25pm duke:

Hillbillies "She Buckaroo"

12:26pm Doug Schulkind:

Did you hear my opening theme? Something weird in the switch between Michael and me, methinks.

12:27pm Parq:

Rich @12:15, Doug @ 12:16. Strictly speaking, the two are not mutually exclusive. Just saying.

12:29pm Flash Strap:

Hiya Doug! happy to be here, usually I'm scarce around this time on Friday, but today I'm drummin'

12:31pm Uncle Michael:

I heard everything as one would expect, from the opening theme onward.

12:32pm Uncle Michael:

With regard to heaven, will there be math?

12:34pm Doug Schulkind:

St. Peter will administer the quiz, Uncle M. The rest is up to you.

12:44pm Flash Strap:

hey Uncle, caught the end of your show, as I rose late and morninged myself into motion... it was the perfect thing

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12:46pm duke:

I would like to hear Ken and Andy broadcast a basketball game.

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12:46pm listener james from westwood:

Rocks for Jocks, but in the disk jockey sense of jocks.

12:49pm Flash Strap:

this is amazing

12:50pm Doug Schulkind:

That was the Conway Twitty/Loretta Lynn duet "As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone."

12:53pm Uncle Michael:

Thanks, Evan.

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12:53pm Brian in UK:

There Will Be No Disappointments.
Time to change to shows' title?

12:56pm Doug Schulkind:

I'll be passing out disappoint mints later in the show, Brian in UK.

1:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Then I'll just be passing out. Good times!

1:03pm northguineahills:

Ok, finished my project I can relax for a bit, before the next assignment comes my way.

1:04pm Doug Schulkind:

Just let me know where I should initial the cover page, northguineahills.

1:04pm Mr C:

The transition period is difficult...

1:06pm Doug Schulkind:

Not if you don't go through with the full surgery, Mr C.

1:06pm Flash Strap:

That Sound Proofs was so chill, had to go looking for it

electricjive.blogspot.com...

1:08pm Doug Schulkind:

Does the link still work, FS? Most (many) of Electric Jive's links are pretty long-lasting.

1:15pm Maggie B.:

Yay! Now it's really Friday.

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1:15pm listener james from westwood:

FS! Did you have a chance to check out that Purcell funeral march link from last night's (exquisite) playlist?

1:17pm Doug Schulkind:

Well if it ain't motherlovin' Maggie!

1:18pm Flash Strap:

it does indeed, Doug!

Not yet Listener James but look forward to doing so after I give the drummer all I got. Thanks for reminding me

1:20pm Doug Schulkind:

Bass player Joëlle Léandre is an astonishing musician.

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1:22pm listener james from westwood:

Cool! It's right at the start and like just 2 or 3 min of the overall piece so you'll be back into your late afternoon in a jif!

1:23pm Monica:

love this al haig trio take on "the moon was yellow"!

1:24pm Mr C:

Second that Mo!

1:25pm Doug Schulkind:

Hard not to hear Nelson Riddle behind Frankie Blue Eyes doing that number.

1:25pm Jeff Golick:

Completely unrelated to anything else: dcist.com...

Very cool then/now images/GIFs of Poconos resorts.

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1:29pm doctorjazz:

LOVE this Malachi Thompson track, not heard enough.

1:31pm Flash Strap:

@james: is there a particular rendition you favor?

1:32pm Doug Schulkind:

More delights from late period Delmark. I played something by Active Ingredients on Delmark last week.

1:32pm Jeff Golick:

Mala-KEE? Or Mala-KAI?

1:32pm hyde:

what th-

1:33pm Doug Schulkind:

Magical track here from Argentine pianist Ruben "Baby" López Furst.

1:36pm Doug Schulkind:

"Kai" all the way, Jeff Goleek.

1:36pm Doug Schulkind:

Hello there, hyde. This is not a drill! This is not a drill!

1:37pm Parq:

It's just after 1:35 AM in Singapore. You're welcome.

1:38pm hyde:

this is good music for recovering for the lunch i just ate (bone in chicken with green peppercorn) because it was one of the spicest things i've eaten in years. combining green sichuan peppercorn with habanero has to be the work of some evil genius

1:39pm Bruce in Boston:

Man that was swinging so great thanks Doug.

1:40pm Ramblin' Ray:

Recommend an impressionistic, offbeat documentary about French saxophonist Barney Wilen "The Rest Of Your Life" (subtitled) www.youtube.com...

1:40pm Doug Schulkind:

@Bruce in Boston
Such joyous sounds. Cheers!

@hyde
Are you saying Give the Drummer Some is the white rice of radio?

1:41pm Doug Schulkind:

Oooh, thanks for the tip, Ramblin' Ray!

1:42pm hyde:

@Doug more like the cool breeze of radio

1:43pm Ramblin' Ray:

Doug, suspect you might find his album Moshi of interest

1:51pm Doug Schulkind:

@Ramblin' Ray
I have it. So many greats from B Wilen.

1:52pm Flash Strap:

Moshi is so great, Moshi Too as well

1:52pm Doug Schulkind:

Have you heard Wilen's "Auto Jazz: Tragic Destiny of Lorenzo Bandini." It takes my breath away.

1:55pm Jeff Golick:

I haven't heard that, @Doug. I would like my breath to be taken away, too.

Love the cover (front and back) of this later Wilen: www.discogs.com...

1:56pm David D:

Good afternoon!

1:56pm Doug Schulkind:

Not for you it isn't (afternoon), David D!

@Jeff G
I don't got that later Wilen!

1:57pm geezerette:

Hi, Doug and givers.

1:59pm Doug Schulkind:

giverette!

1:59pm David D:

You got me there, Doug. Dusk is indeed falling over Leipzig.

2:01pm ndbob:

Heya Geezerette!

2:01pm Jeff Golick:

(@Doug: I propose a trade.)

2:02pm Doug Schulkind:

My pleasure, Jeff. Just.... REMIND me.

2:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Ornette Coleman, Joachim Kühn, and David D: Live From Leipzig.

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2:06pm doctorjazz:

Looked on Discogs for that Wilen album, looks collectable, priced accordingly...

2:06pm Doug Schulkind:

Live from Leipzig: www.discogs.com...

2:08pm Doug Schulkind:

Anyone who would like a digital copy of the Barney Wilen LP Auto Jazz: Tragic Destiny of Lorenzo Bandini, send me an email.

2:10pm Doug Schulkind:

Anyone who would like to toot a horn while being dog-pulled in a pram, email me.

2:11pm geezerette:

Hey,ndbob!

2:11pm hyde:

Lorenzo Bandini's destiny was indeed tragic

2:12pm geezerette:

Hola,hyde!

2:13pm David D:

Live from Leipzig! Looks like I missed something there...

2:13pm David D:

I'd like to toot digital copies of horns.

2:14pm Kris Holmes:

Coffee Shop customers are struggling with this set ha

2:14pm hyde:

hi geezerette!

2:14pm Doug Schulkind:

@David D
See link in my comment from 2:06.

2:14pm Doug Schulkind:

Kris!

2:15pm geezerette:

Just noticed the Panda is resting that horn on one foot.

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2:18pm Artie:

Arriving late. Glad to be here. Seems dogs still run away from Panda Jazz. Maybe someday they'll start to get it.

2:20pm Doug Schulkind:

@Artie
One is never late to GTDS, just exceedingly early.

@geezerette
Nice observation!

2:25pm Doug Schulkind:

Wake up / make up = Really lame rhyme scheme

2:26pm Doug Schulkind:

Everything else about this Nigerian fonk is killing it.

2:28pm David D:

Wouldn't want it any other way.

2:28pm geezerette:

wake-up/make-up is lazy but the music,great!

2:30pm Doug Schulkind:

I suppose one is permitted to rhyme lazily if it's in a second language.

2:32pm Doug Schulkind:

Is the lead guitarist here Zani Diabate? Can anyone confirm? Not sure if he was with this version of Duper Djata.

2:33pm geezerette:

lazy rhymes for lazy times.

2:35pm Doug Schulkind:

I shall grant your wishes.

Our next selection is from Mauritius.

Is it delicious?

You bet your britches.

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2:36pm listener james from westwood:

May it multiply like loaves and fishes!

2:38pm Jeff Golick:

Got the early dismissal from work for the holiday weekend, so will be taking you on my walk to the train, Doug. Will wish you a hearty THANK YOU now. And be well, all!

2:39pm Parq:

Not bad for a musician who probably doesn't know what a knish is.

2:40pm geezerette:

Happy holiday,Jeff G.!

2:41pm geezerette:

Sometimes it's like Wonderland in here! :)

2:41pm Jeff g.:

Tanks, @g!

2:45pm Webhamster Henry:

I like the stream shows spilling over!

2:47pm Doug Schulkind:

@WH
In their natural state, streams are meant to spill over!

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2:47pm listener james from westwood:

Ooh, Bronwyn coming back is always good news; dug her last fill-in!

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2:48pm doctorjazz:

Thanks Doug, one down...was great!

2:51pm geezerette:

what a satisfying record.

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2:52pm doctorjazz:

Love this song (Hobbs), know it from Al Cooper/Blood Sweat and Tears, great tune!

2:52pm Doug Schulkind:

It is satisfying to know it was satisfying.

2:53pm geezerette:

Love this Willie Hobbs version.

2:53pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

2:53pm Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
Yup. An Al Kooper original. The track after the next one is a Hall and Oates original!

2:53pm glenn:

there are worse rock star memoir thingys than al kooper's.

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2:54pm doctorjazz:

Is this the original? They stuck to the arrangement (BST) really closely.

2:54pm glenn:

thingies?

2:57pm geezerette:

Thanks,Doug!

2:58pm Doug Schulkind:

This is the Hall 'n' Oates song...

2:58pm Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
Thing-Eeez®

3:01pm hyde:

wait, it's not noon it's 3 pm. where did the day go? THANKS

3:01pm glenn:

that sounds more like a brand of lube.

3:02pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks for the medicine Dr. D

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3:03pm listener james from westwood:

Yes indeed, thanks, Doug, and excellent adaptation to the new time slot! You and UM done good!

3:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Happy to operate on your ears, everyone!

3:05pm Doug Schulkind:

I owe it all to Uncle Michael. The blessing he's given to this air-slot swap is something for which I will be forever grateful.

3:09pm Sue P.:

wow...what a note to go out on!

3:10pm Uncle Michael:

*smooch*

3:12pm Doug Schulkind:

Didn't Smooch get fired from the White House?

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)

The Carter Family	Chewing Gum	b/w I Ain't Goin' to Work Tomorrow (May Not Work Next Week) (Victor 1928)
The Rough Riders	It's a Long Old Road	Moon Over the Trail (B.A.C.M. 1939-40)
Roy Newman & His Boys	I Ought to Break Your Neck (For Breakin' My Heart)	b/w Love Burning Love (Vocalion 1939)
Rusty Gill w/The Westernaires	She Works Third Tub at the Laundry	Cowboy Songs, Mountain Ballads (B.A.C.M. )
Cal Shrum with his Rhythm Rangers & Colorado Hillbillies	I'm Human Same as You	b/w I Can't Help the Way You Feel (McGregor transcription 1942)
Judy Martin & Her Mountain Rangers	She Buckeroo	b/w Sweetheart of the Saddle (Melotone 1936)
Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers	Can't Nobody Truck Like You	Western Swing Chronicles, Volume 3 (B.A.C.M. 1937)
Paul & Roy	There Will Be No Disappointments	b/w Meet Me Lord, Half Way (Mercury 1952)
Brother Claude Ely	Lost and Doomed	At Home and at Church with Brother Claude Ely (King 1969)
Esco Hankins	Low and Lonely	b/w Waiting for My Call to Glory (King 1947)

Moonlight Expressions	Sala Nok'thula (As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone)	How Long (Ring 1975)
Abafana Bezi Mpalampala	Blackstick Soul	Sax Jive Special, Volume 1 (Electric Jive 1971)
The Green Pastures	Please Come Back to Me	Groovin' with "Green Pastures" (RAJ 1971)
The Sound Proofs	Love and Peace	After Me (Love Love 1975)
Message	Waya-Waya	Working for Nothing (JAS Pride 1977)
Intuthuko Brothers feat Hensford Mthembu	Tomorrow's Wedding	Tomorrow's Wedding (Skyline 1974)
Walter Dhlamini	Lonely City	b/w I'll Never Love You Again (Fire )

Tiger Trio	Freezing Rain	Unleashed (Rogue Art 2016)
Al Haig	The Moon Was Yellow (And the Night Was Young)	Al Haig Trio (Period 1954)
Malachi Thompson	Fred Hopkins	Talking Horns (Delmark 2001)
Ruben López Furst	Sometime Ago	Jazz Argentino (CBS 1967)
Spontaneous Music Ensemble	Face to Face 3	Face to Face (Emanem 1973)

Nissar Hussain Khan	Tarana Malkauns: Dir Dir Dim	100 Moons: Hindustani Vocal Art, 1930-1955 (Canary )
Ustad Faryaad Hussain Khan	Dus Ungliyon ka Tabla	Tabla Tornado (Sadarang 2003)
Bade Ghulam Ali Khan	Raga: Megh Malhar	Great Master, Great Music (HMV 1971)
Sidasi Turya Vadayako	Drum Orchestra	Sri Lanka: The Golden Era of Sinhalese and Tamil Folk-Pop Music (Akuphone )

The Exciting Talkatives	Obiara Bewu	Peace and Love (Polydor 1977)
Tee Mac	Wake Up	Party Fever (Skylark 1978)
Super Djata Band de Bamako	Mali Ni Woula	The Original Sound of Mali (Musique Mundial 1982)
Hervé Imare	Mêle-Mêle Pas Toué P'tit Pierre	Soul Sega Sa! Indian Ocean Segas from the '70s (Bongo Joe )
Stoneface and Life Everlasting	Agawalam Mba	b/w Love Is Free (EMI 1973)

Ketty Lester	Nice 'n' Easy	When a Woman Loves a Man (Tower 1966)
Vic Waters	Dreamer	b/w The Greatest Love (Crazy Horse 1968)
Willie Hobbs	I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know	b/w I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know [long version] (Bandit 1975)
The Rayons	I'm Giving Up, Baby	b/w Do You Love Me (Decca 1969)
Lew Kirton	Do What You Want, Be Who You Are	b/w Come On With It (Marlin 1977)
Little Mary Staten	Steppin' Stone	b/w Helpless Girl (GME 1964)
George Jackson	I Lived Through a Losing Battle	Let the Best Man Win: Fame Recordings, Volume 2 (Kent )

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