WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/08/17

Listener comments!

12:02pm annie:

hi doug.. !!

12:02pm ndbob:

afternoon Doug and everyone!

12:03pm Uncle Michael:

Yowza!

12:03pm ndbob:

Heya Annie!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Hiya annie! Heya ndbob!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Yowza palowza, Uncle Michael!

12:03pm holland oats:

drumma! peoples! major forces!

12:04pm Doug Schulkind:

holland ooooooooats!

12:05pm annie:

hey nd, you doin' ok? ready for some rain?

12:07pm Flash Strap:

hellooooooooooo everyone!

12:09pm Doug Schulkind:

Pull up to the bumper, Flashy Baby!

12:11pm Mr C:

Hoy hoy hoy, Doug's the boy, an unspecified amount of heavenly joy..

12:12pm Doug Schulkind:

Happy birthday, Patsy Cline wherever you are!

12:12pm Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
The exact quantity is 7 billion tinctures of joy.

12:12pm Little Danny:

"Banana Split": nice one Doug! And hello

12:14pm Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Little "Mango Slice" Danny!

12:16pm Uncle Michael:

I need some direct contact, Doug.

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12:19pm Brian in UK:

What-ho, Doug. Does one still take in apples for ones' prof?

12:19pm Doug Schulkind:

You and me both, UM.

12:19pm ndbob:

@annie yep - hard to tell how much as
predictions keep changing - possible we could get a major tropical storm

12:19pm Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Well I certainly wouldn't take a Windows-based contraption.

12:20pm melinda:

Hello Douglas!

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12:20pm Brian in UK:

I was typing in lower casement.

12:21pm Dean:

Heh, Palms Playhouse in tiny Winters, CA, is hosting a Patsy Cline Birthday Bash tonight: http://palmsplayhouse.com/palmsshows.html#September%208 Berryessa Brewery is in Winters. Hella good beer.

12:22pm Doug Schulkind:

melinda, dahling!

Dean, dahling!

12:23pm Little Danny:

"Mountain climbing"? This is some pretty abstract innuendo

12:25pm Mr C:

Pee Wee does T-Bone..

12:25pm Uncle Michael:

I'm not sure I can get used to my tamale at this hour.

12:26pm Doug Schulkind:

We traffic in abstract innuendo, Little Danny.

12:26pm Uncle Michael:

"tamale" is not an innuendo

12:28pm Dean:

Most mornings my 6YO daughter asks me to stroll from her feet to the top of her head, two fingers-wise. The first half of the trip entails "hiking" up one leg, forgetting the keys, returning down the other leg to retrieve them, then back to Butt Mountain, where I take in the view, then proceed to run laps around her back, and finally up the treacherous heights of her pate via her ears, where an earthquake inevitably tosses the hiker into the sea of bed sheets.

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12:30pm listener james from westwood:

In from the git-go but a tide of email hit me; afternoon, Doug and all!!

12:32pm Uncle Michael:

Bill Buckner?

12:34pm Doug Schulkind:

Milt Buckner did not play with all thumbs, Uncle Michael.

12:35pm Jeff Golick:

Who would do such a thing as is depicted in today's gif? A devil child?

12:35pm Doug Schulkind:

Glad you cam in with the tide, Listener James!

@Jeff Golick
My records really blow today. Discuss.

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12:37pm Brian in UK:

Is a record a discus? On to track and field now?

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12:41pm Brian in UK:

James Anderson has just taken his 500th Test wicket in the Third Test Match against West Indies at Lords. I know this means little you folks but it is a huge achievement.

12:46pm Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I read CLR James' "Beyond a Boundary" ages ago and have forgotten all my cricket knowledge.

12:50pm Flash Strap:

CLR James is the best. I know we're talkin sports here but his political-historical stuff is beyond brilliant. Highly recommend The Black Jacobins

12:52pm Flash Strap:

Taby Tabu - amazing!

12:53pm Doug Schulkind:

Oh yeah. Black Jacobins was a huge early influence for me.

12:53pm Dean:

Everything I know about cricket I learned from Roy Harper. http://bit.ly/2gR1f6H

And wicketpedia.

12:54pm Doug Schulkind:

Killer cover for this Sola number: sonoramachicago.com...

12:56pm Flash Strap:

should be required reading, really

that's a red-hot cover design

1:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Red hots, getcher red hots!

1:02pm Webhamster Henry:

Hi Doug!
My father's cremains are in three places: a cemetery in Hartford, the Arno outside Florence, and in a backpack with his best friend's ashes and one of his dogs in the Hudson by the Bear Mountain Bridge. Some of his brain cells are in a medical library too, I think, for research on what the heck his neurological disease really was.

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1:04pm doctorjazz:

Hi from Barcelona! Walked tons in the city, crashing in my room for a few minutes with some Drummer music , bebop in town in an hour. Hey all! (love this city!)

1:06pm Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
I adore Barcelona! I was last there in... 1981.

@Webhamster Henry
Earlier this year we scattered my mother-in-law's ashes in several places in her New Orleans neighborhood.

1:07pm Doug Schulkind:

Moody as a mugwump!

1:10pm Uncle Michael:

Caribou eyes?

1:11pm Doug Schulkind:

I only have eyes for brew.

1:21pm Doug Schulkind:

That's two weeks in a row with a song about domestic violence.

1:21pm Flash Strap:

love this

1:23pm Doug Schulkind:

The eyes have it, Flash Strap.

1:27pm Jeff Golick:

Sparl? s'Parlez?

1:28pm Doug Schulkind:

SPARL! (not)

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1:31pm doctorjazz:

Bebop in Barcelona now, catch you later...

1:34pm Monica:

hey there, dougeleh!

1:36pm Uncle Michael:

You better hope not.

1:36pm Jeff Golick:

Already clicky-starred this item.

1:36pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey hey, Monica!

1:37pm Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
Gulp. Fingers crossed.

1:38pm Doug Schulkind:

Here is your lineup for this astounding Eternal Egypt track:

Alto Saxophone – Gary Bias, Michael Session
Bass – David Bryant, Marcus McLaurine
Composer, Arranger, Tenor Sax – Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq
Congas – Moises Obligacion
Drums – Ricky Simmons
Flute – Adele Sebastian
French Horn – Wendell (no last name!)

1:38pm Flash Strap:

this comp looks essential!

1:39pm Doug Schulkind:

@Flash Strap
I have no recollection of when or where I "found" it. I am happy to send this compilation to anyone. Just email me.

1:40pm geezerette:

Hello,Doug! and aficianados!

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1:40pm Brian in UK:

Is it a book, record or thesis?

Hello, Monica.

1:40pm Uncle Michael:

Next time you can go on after me at 3:00 ET.

1:41pm Flash Strap:

i, uh, already found it somewhere

1:42pm geezerette:

UM, miss your live show. Yay,archives!

1:42pm Flash Strap:

still wanna read the book though, looks great

1:42pm Uncle Michael:

Set an alarm, geez!

1:44pm Jeff Golick:

In classic u press fashion, the Kindle/ebook version of the Dark Tree is available for the price of $47.95. Hardcovers can be had, used, for $7.

1:44pm geezerette:

I'm on westcoast, and a nightowl...(rxcuses,excuses...)

1:44pm Doug Schulkind:

So pleased you're here, geezerette!

1:45pm geezerette:

:D Ditto!

1:46pm Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
Shit. Why didn't I think of that for this semester. I am an idiot. (Don't kill me.) It honestly never even entered my head.

1:47pm geezerette:

Evan, get to hear your electronic women from yesterday,today!
(Do electronic sheep dream of them?)

1:48pm Uncle Michael:

(grumble)

1:51pm Uncle Michael:

I kid.

1:51pm Doug Schulkind:

@UM
I am much happier having existing slots filled. For continuity's sake.

1:52pm Flash Strap:

@G: very glad to hear it! hope you enjoy

1:52pm geezerette:

fuasi.com
His site
He's on fb too.

1:53pm Flash Strap:

that was a hell of a part 4

1:53pm Doug Schulkind:

Now how am I gonna get my hands on Parts 1, 2 & 3 of that amazing Fuasa Abdul-Khaliq performance.

@geezerette
Yeah! I check his site out the other day.

1:54pm Uncle Michael:

Yeah, shuffling shows around makes more sense than trying to shuffle the listeners around.

1:55pm geezerette:

Evan, I will!

Doug, thanks for playing him. I live in same city and was unaware of him!

1:56pm Jeff Golick:

While you're at it, Doug, please also grab Larry Young's "Khalid Of Space Part One."

1:56pm Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
The last thing we want is shuffle...bored.

1:57pm Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
Lawrence of Newark!

2:04pm Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of West Coast, has anyone seen Listener Scraps on any playlist comment boards?

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2:05pm listener james from westwood:

There was a shuffleboard club near the venue of my last copyediting conference in St. Pete. A number of editors gave it a go. Taste of retirement or another excuse for editors on leave to make something a drinking game? Only their scorecards and bar tabs know the truth!

2:06pm geezerette:

No, been thinking of Scraps too! Hope he's doing well.

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2:06pm listener james from westwood:

Wow, Scraps I have not seen for some time, speaking of copy editors (which I believe is his current or former trade). Hope he's doing well.

2:07pm geezerette:

HeyJames!

2:08pm geezerette:

...oops, skipped the comma...

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2:09pm listener james from westwood:

So do we all at times! Howdy, geezerette!

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2:12pm Brian in UK:

Happy Birthday, Asha Bohsle. No age for that would be rude.

2:14pm Doug Schulkind:

Asha Bohsle and Patsy Cline born today. Now that'd be a fine duet!

2:15pm Doug Schulkind:

The 4th selection in this sequence will be by a Nigerian artist named Tex Soul.

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2:16pm Brian in UK:

Time to rustle up some grub. Stunningly average show, Doug.

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2:17pm JtotheK:

hi doug, hi ladies and gents also listening to Doug.

2:18pm Doug Schulkind:

Well awright, it's JtotheK!

2:22pm geezerette:

cough-ve've'

2:23pm Doug Schulkind:

Very funny!

2:25pm geezerette:

wow, beautiful voice!

2:33pm Doug Schulkind:

Do you think "Dates" in this compilation's title is referring to the word meaning a social coupling, or the word meaning the fruit?

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2:43pm listener james from westwood:

I'd tend to the former, the album cover having no actual dates on it, but I'm happy with their intending both!

2:44pm Doug Schulkind:

Dates on dates. Works for me.

2:49pm geezerette:

Another great vocalist I've never heard before. :D

2:51pm Doug Schulkind:

May there always be another great unheard vocalist just waiting around the corner, geezerette.

2:52pm geezerette:

GREAT show. Thanks,DJ Doug!

2:52pm Doug Schulkind:

:-)

2:54pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

2:56pm Doug Schulkind:

I know, right, ndbob?!

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2:57pm JtotheK:

that 'step by step' track reminds me i've yet to find the 'time after time' 45 by step by step. *sigh*

2:57pm Uncle Michael:

Thanks for music to shampoo carpets by, Doug. Yes, I'm serious.

2:58pm Monica:

alright! thx for ye olde tunes, doug!

2:59pm Doug Schulkind:

My deepest plej, Monica!

2:59pm Doug Schulkind:

We all know what "shampooing the carpets" really means.

3:00pm geezerette:

( ! )

3:00pm Jeff Golick:

Great closing set, Doug!

3:01pm Doug Schulkind:

This QE number has that CLASSIC Willie Mitchell/Hi sound.

3:02pm geezerette:

gorgeous.

3:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks and hugs, everyone!

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3:04pm listener james from westwood:

many thanks, Doug!!

3:07pm Doug Schulkind:

Don't let nobody tell you nothing different. Friends.

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)

Milton Buckner & His Beale Street Gang	Boogie Grunt	b/w Red, Red Wine (Savoy 1951)
Kid King's Combo	Banana Split	b/w Skip's Boogie (Excello 1953)
Tito Guízar & His El Rancho Rocks	La Paloma	b/w Take Me in Your Arms (Sapphire 1958)
Lloyd Price	Oooh-Oooh-Oooh	b/w Restless Heart (Specialty 1952)
Dave Bartholomew	Teejim	b/w Tra-La-La (Decca 1951)
Jimmy Wilson & His Band	Mountain Climber	b/w Teardrops on My Pillow (Big Town 1954)
Pee Wee Crayton	I Got News for You	b/w My Idea About You (Imperial 1955)
Charles "Mad Dog" Sheffield	Mad Dog	b/w Clear My Nights of Misery (Goldband 1957)

Ada Falcón con Orquesta Francisco Canaro	Sufro	!Soy un Arlequín!: Tango Ladies 1923-1947 (Harlequin 1933)
Luis Enrique Martinez y Su Conjunto	Sin Consolación	La Niña Esquiva (Epic 1985)
The Latin Brothers	Bailame Como Quieras	Bailame Como Quieras (Discos Fuentes 1977)
Almendra	El Mundo Entre las Manos	Almendra ( 1969)
Un Dos Tres y Fuera	San Juan, Tambor y Fuera	Sencillamente Un, Dos, Tres y Fuera (Discomoda 1978)
Sola	Tabu-Tabu	b/w Un Muñeco De Madera (RCA 1973)

The Dixon Brothers	Bonnie Blue Eyes (pt. 2)	b/w I'm Just Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail (pt. 2) (Bluebird 1936)
Maddox Brothers & Rose	Brown Eyes	b/w Philadelphia Lawyer (4 Star 1948)
Tex Williams & His Western Caravan	Just a Pair of Blue Eyes	b/w Talking Boogie (Capitol 1948)
Red Allen & the Kentuckians	Beautiful Blue Eyes	b/w Trouble Round My Door (Starday 1961)
Jimmy Martin & The Sunny Mountain Boys	I'm Thinking, Tonight, of My Blue Eyes	Widow Maker (Decca 1964)
Cowboy Sam Nichols	Red Hair and Green Eyes	b/w Ain't That Too Bad (MGM 1947)
Bill Woods & His Orange Blossom Playboys with Hillbilly Barton	Blue Eyes You Turned Me Blue	b/w Aggravating Love (Stampede 1953)
Lonzo & Oscar	You Blacked My Blue Eyes Once Too Often	b/w I'm My Own Grampa (RCA Victor 1947)
Chet Atkins with the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle	Blue Eyes Cryin' in the Rain	b/w Guitar Blues (Pickin‘ the Blues) (Bullet 1946)
Webb Pierce	Sparkling Brown Eyes	b/w Even Tho (Decca 1954)
The International Submarine Band feat. Gram Parsons	Blue Eyes	Safe at Home (LHI 1968)

Fuasi Abdul-Khaliq	Eternal Egypt (pt. 4)	The Dark Tree: Jazz and the Community Arts in Los Angeles (University of California Press 1976)
Grachan Moncur III	Tiny Temper	Aco Dei De Madrugada (One Morning I Waked Up Very Early) (BYG/Actuel 1969)
The Convergence Quartet	Owl	Owl Jacket (No Business 2013)

Bembeya Jazz National	Dya Dya	Le Défi (Syliphone 1976)
Verckys et l'Orchestre Vévé	Lina Omesana Boye	Verckys à Paris (African 1971)
Girma Bèyènè	Ene Negn Bay Manesh	b/w Enken Yelelebish (Amha 1969)
Tex Soul & the Bayonets	Osi Na Ngada	b/w Uto Nwa (Academy/Voodoo Funk 1972)
Iftiin Band feat. Mahmud Abdalla "Jerry" Hussen	Anaa Qaylodhaankaan	Sweet as Broken Dates: Lost Somali Tapes from the Horn of Africa (Ostinato )

Eddie Kendricks	This Used to Be the House of Johnnie Mae	b/w It's So Hard for Me to Say Good-Bye (Tamla 1971)
Sheila Skipworth	Look What You've Done to Me (pt. 1)	b/w Look What You've Done to Me (pt. 2) (Enyx 1975)
Jimmy Soul	Don't Release Me	b/w If You Wanna Be Happy (SPQR 1963)
Cicero Blake	Step By Step	b/w If I Had My Way (Brainstorm 1966)
Rosetta Hightower	Friendship Train	b/w River Deep Mountain High (Badger 1975)
El Michels Affair	Detroit Twice	Truth & Soul Presents Cinematic Soul (Misty 2013)
Quiet Elegance	I'm Afraid of Losing You	b/w Do You Love Me (Hi 1972)

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