WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 01/19/18

Listener comments!

♥ 8:52am Uncle Michael:

I'm playing solitaire in my pied a terre.

♥ 8:56am Doug Schulkind:

And you done something fabulous with you hair!

♥ 8:56am listener james from westwood:

How do, Doug, UM, and all!

♥ 8:58am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug, james & Uncle. Corporal Capon report for duty.

Everyone know this is nowhere.

8:59am glenn:

i usually play solitaire in my jammies, but whatever.

♥ 8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Great to see (read) you, Listener James!

At ease, Corporal!

♥ 9:00am Doug Schulkind:

We're playlist strip solitaire, glenn. But you can leave your hat on.

♥ 9:00am Brian in UK:

Bok

9:00am glenn:

hey, it's dolly's 71st b'day. hint hint.

♥ 9:01am Brian in UK:

@glenn 72nd?

♥ 9:01am Uncle Michael:

Good morning everyone. I'm leaving on a brief supermarket sojourn. Back shortly...

9:02am mauri:

Hey all.UM I just got back from supermarket.

9:03am Leonardo:

Always wanted to go nowhere.

♥ 9:03am Sem:

Is it cruel to be Schulkind in just the right measure?

Beats me. Hello and good morning, Doug, early arrivals.

♥ 9:03am Brian in UK:

I would like to see the rest of that billboard on the right.

I was in one an hour ago.

♥ 9:03am Stanley:

Wakka wakka wakka parp parp.

Hey-ho Doug!

♥ 9:04am Brian in UK:

It's Toad in his new car.

9:05am glenn:

oh, 72. that's the ast time i trust the radio to give me facts.

♥ 9:06am Stanley:

It's the only thing, Brian.

♥ 9:07am Doug Schulkind:

Oh boy, it's Stanley! Wakawaka!

9:11am duke:

I grew up in Nowhere PA

♥ 9:12am listener Rey:

Morning all. So Doug, how close is Nowhere PA to your neck o' the woods

9:13am annie:

good morning evryone!

9:13am Mr C:

Looks like the entrance to Jersey City heading South from East Rutherford..the sights and smells of Give the Drummer Some!

♥ 9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Good extra early morning, listener Rey! No-where is all around me. About five miles out in every direction.

♥ 9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Good welcome, annie!

All the way to Philly, Mr C. You can ride shotgun!

9:14am annie:

i'll be popping in and out all morning...

♥ 9:15am Brian in UK:

What is the car in the foreground Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Laguna Seca?

9:16am thedunkel:

Good morning Mr. Drummer! Good Morning All!

♥ 9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, thedunkel! Did you bring donuts?

♥ 9:19am Funky16Corners:

Morning Doug!

♥ 9:19am doctorjazz:

Hi all!

9:19am glenn:

i think it's a chevrolet.

♥ 9:20am Brian in UK:

Doug, it is no.3 daughters' birthday tomorrow (Alice who can pick out Jim White at fifty paces) so all the birds are returning to the nest. So listening is more fractious than ever.

♥ 9:20am Brian in UK:

Thanks glenn. Drivers name?

♥ 9:21am Uncle Michael:

Back...100% success: juice, milk, yogurt, frozen okra.

♥ 9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Morning, Funky16Corners! Howdy, doctorjazz!

9:23am glenn:

it's probably jim bob.

♥ 9:24am Doug Schulkind:

All love and delights to Alice in U.K.!

♥ 9:24am Funky16Corners:

UM - For a second I thought you were having frozen okra for breakfast

♥ 9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Not that there's anything wrong with that, eh, Funky16Corners?!

♥ 9:26am Brian in UK:

Thanks, Doug.

♥ 9:26am doctorjazz:

I do believe it's a Chevy, looks a bit like my parents 56 Chevy Bel Air (their 1st car).

♥ 9:26am Funky16Corners:

No, of course not. Okra away with abandon!

♥ 9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Okra Abandon is my porn star name.

♥ 9:27am Brian in UK:

@Doug well it is also known as Ladies Fingers!!

♥ 9:28am Funky16Corners:

Appearing with Butterbeans and Turnips in an exciting motion picture?

♥ 9:28am doctorjazz:

(the bed music is sometimes frustrating-really want to hear the full Abdullah Ibrahim track. Same for some of the others, like Olinga...)

♥ 9:29am Brian in UK:

@doctorjazz you read my mind. Not recommended though.

♥ 9:33am Uncle Michael:

Making gumbo after my show, Larry.

♥ 9:34am Funky16Corners:

MMMMM

9:36am Sam Segal:

Man, Doug, Roxy Gordon...this is a revelation!

♥ 9:36am Doug Schulkind:

I made cod and chorizo stew last night.

♥ 9:37am Brian in UK:

Crevettes and pancetta go well together too.

♥ 9:37am Sem:

Kinda Portuguese fare, Doug. Cod goes w/ everything.

♥ 9:37am Doug Schulkind:

So much my pleasure, Sam Segal!

Here is the one-hour Roxy Gordon special I did in 2012: wfmu.org...

♥ 9:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Sem
It is a Portuguese recipe indeed!

9:38am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings Drummeristas! Roxy G has wicked Drummer thing goin' on.

♥ 9:39am Uncle Michael:

I just deleted a chorizo spoiler, for the sake of those who have not yet seen Coco.

♥ 9:39am Sem:

Tripe, tripe and more tripe. Inventive. is the Portuguese cook when it comes to that. And salt cod, natch.

♥ 9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Plenty of info and a nice photo of Lloyd Cheechoo, here: www.nationnews.ca...

♥ 9:41am Brian in UK:

Sem I had a great Tripe tapas in Madrid with a tomato sauce. Waiters were wonderful in great uniforms real old boys who knew their job, followed by seafood paella. Yum.

♥ 9:43am Brian in UK:

Remarkable the number of English folks involved with Roxy and his recordings.

♥ 9:47am Brian in UK:

This may sound odd but Nasrat Fatah Ali Khan springs to mind.

♥ 9:49am Funky16Corners:

This is cool! I only have his stuff with Everything is Everything.

9:49am glenn:

if you want to go to a powwow - m.facebook.com...

9:51am DutchTheo:

Howdy, a wee late on the pow wow

♥ 9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Larry Coryell on guitar here.

♥ 9:53am Doug Schulkind:

You're just early for the next one, DutchTheo!

9:55am βrian:

Good morning. Trying to climb out of a sea of torpor.

9:55am Lewis:

between here and there - long time no hear! cheers!

♥ 9:55am Stanley:

Hi Sem - can I just mention that I had the best fried chicken ever, on my last visit to Portugal. Just like you said.

♥ 9:55am Funky16Corners:

This JJ Light reminds me of Graham Parker

♥ 9:57am Doug Schulkind:

JJ Light was the stage name of Jim Stallings, who played in the Sir Douglas Quintet.

♥ 9:57am Sem:

Stanley! Where did you find it?

♥ 9:58am Doug Schulkind:

They're streaming in from the upper midwest. Hello and howdy, βrian and Lewis!

♥ 9:58am Funky16Corners:

I though he sounded familiar! ironleg.wordpress.com...

♥ 9:59am Brian in UK:

@Funky16Corners I love Cisco Pike. Kris and Karen Black.

♥ 9:59am Funky16Corners:

Yes indeed! Great movie.

♥ 10:00am Doug Schulkind:

We ear your dust, Funky16Corners.

♥ 10:00am Brian in UK:

I can still remember that scene where she.........

♥ 10:00am Funky16Corners:

I love going back tripping over myself like that.

♥ 10:01am Doug Schulkind:

So...

What rolled up magazine would you want a porn star to spank you with?

♥ 10:02am Funky16Corners:

One of those big record catalogs they used to have in all the record stored. I can't remember the name but they were always on the counter.

♥ 10:02am Uncle Michael:

Highlights For Children...I'm all in.

♥ 10:03am Funky16Corners:

Goofus and Gallant?

♥ 10:03am Doug Schulkind:

Commentary for me!

♥ 10:04am Uncle Michael:

Those are the names of my buttocks.

♥ 10:04am Sem:

hahaha.

♥ 10:04am Funky16Corners:

Oh my....

10:04am Lewis:

this Roxy Gordon is pretty cool...

♥ 10:05am Brian in UK:

Doug Motorcycle Mechanics.

@Funky16Corners Kim Fowley had a habit of getting co-writing credits. He somehow got one track on Cat Stevens first album.

♥ 10:05am doctorjazz:

Just watched the Doug Sahm documentary (on Amazon), not great, but fun music to listen to (don't find too many of these to be great).

♥ 10:06am Uncle Michael:

Phonolog, Larry.

10:06am glenn:

me personally, i want to be smacked with the walrus.

♥ 10:06am Funky16Corners:

That's it!

♥ 10:06am Uncle Michael:

www.drwebman.com...

10:07am Paul Sherratt:

Still find that last Roxy Gordon almost impossible to get through.
Named our bigger dog after him

10:07am glenn:

the best part of the doug sahm doc is when they examine his scandinavian period. train to trontheim? nowhere like norway? oh, doug.

10:07am Lewis:

damn Doug - good to hear you again! will have to check out that Roxy Gordon set

♥ 10:11am Brian in UK:

Paul as I mentioned on that special Rythm Rebels was one of the first things I heard on Doug's show and this station in '04. So you can imagine how it hit me.
Thank you Doug and Paul.

♥ 10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Paul Sherratt is here! He is the man responsible for introducing me to Roxy and Judy. (And so much more.)

Love that you're here, Paul.

♥ 10:13am doctorjazz:

@Glenn, that was pretty weird part of the doc.

Big ROVA fan. Spoke to Larry Ochs, all of this stuff is written out (he gets his free jamming out of his system in a trio with Nels Cline).

10:13am βrian:

Wow, Webster, Pa ("Nowhere") doesn't look much different now than then according to Google StreetView.

♥ 10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Nice detective work, βrian! So Webster is Nowhere?!

♥ 10:15am Uncle Michael:

I didn't know there was a Doug Sahm doc. I've added it to my Amazon watch list.

♥ 10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Here is a story called The Abandoned Pennsylvania Turnpike: A Road to Nowhere: www.abandonedcountry.com...

♥ 10:17am Doug Schulkind:

The "cover art" on today's playlist page is the inspiration for an upcoming song on today's broadcast. See if you can guess which one.

♥ 10:19am Uncle Michael:

Neil Young?

♥ 10:20am Doug Schulkind:

Nawp.

10:20am βrian:

Re Webster, PA:
scottbeveridge.blogspot.com...

10:22am glenn:

is it nowhere man by dino, desi and billy?

10:23am βrian:

Re the peculiarities of StreetView, I found a small billboard on the side of a building, partially readable from across the intersection. But when you cross the intersection, it changes completely!

10:24am DutchTheo:

byrds ? willie & waylon

10:24am βrian:

(The image date does increment by 8 years, if you're paying attention.)

♥ 10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
According to Google Maps, it's a 23.2-mile drive from my house to Nowhere.

10:26am Lewis:

so you don't live in the middle of nowhere but you almost see it ...?

10:28am βrian:

How far from Erehwon to Nowhere?

♥ 10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Jason Moran on piano here.

♥ 10:28am Funky16Corners:

This is cool. I've never heard of Mahanthappa before, but I dig it.

10:29am βrian:

"Here?" This is going all meta.

10:29am Listener Gregory:

@Brian Just go all the way around.

♥ 10:29am Doug Schulkind:

@F16C
He is new to me, too. His pairing with the master Bunky Green is a thrill.

10:30am northguineahills:

I've been to nowhere, pa, driving from the Pittsburgh airport to my grandparents et al when they were still alive in WV.

(not the abandoned hwy)

10:30am βrian:

@Listener Gregory: But backwards, right?

♥ 10:30am Doug Schulkind:

@Lewis
I live in the exurbs of Nowhere.

@northguineauhills
Exciting!

♥ 10:31am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Listener Gregory!

10:35am βrian:

Never heard of Bunky and come to find he's from M'waukee. What a name!

10:35am Listener Gregory:

@Brian: Sey!

♥ 10:35am Doug Schulkind:

Bunky Green replaced Jackie McLean in Mingus' band!

10:37am βrian:

Heh, that reminds me I still have a pair of coveralls monogrammed with "Nairb."

♥ 10:39am doctorjazz:

Rudresh Mahanthappa has been getting attention for an Indian music/jazz type of fusion, good stuff.

10:42am northguineahills:

that's a fun read, thanks Doug!

www.abandonedcountry.com...

♥ 10:43am Stanley:

Hi Sem (again). Sorry, I got distracted by some pesky work. The best spit roast chicken I have eaten was at Pedro Frangos in Porto. I think it translates as Peter Chickens. Washed down with some, surprisingly good, green wine.

10:45am βrian:

"Sh**hole music?" Love it! No lederhosen required, even.

♥ 10:45am Jeff Golick:

Ugh missed the jazz set. Mahanthappa is wonderful. He wrote a post for the destination: OUT blog some years back about...Bunky Green! destination-out.com...

♥ 10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Oh yea! Thanks for the 411, Jeff Golick!

♥ 10:47am Sem:

Thanks, Stanley! Vinho verde is pretty great non-fancy picnic wine, I agree.

10:48am northguineahills:

(still wearing my lederhosen nonetheless)

♥ 10:48am Stanley:

(I wish I was back there. I'm fed up of work and this shit weather)

10:49am DutchTheo:

Bergen op Zoom is not known for musicians except for drunken orchestras with carnival as it is in the southern catholic part of the netherlands

10:49am Listener Gregory:

I always enjoyed Unidentified's early work, before he sold out. This is a good example.

♥ 10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Ah! We get the straight dope from our Dutch correspondent! Thanks, Theo!

♥ 10:51am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
The licensing of Unidentified's music for those American Tourister commercials was the last straw.

10:51am βrian:

What's the best time of year to visit Portugal? Been meaning to go; don't like hot weather.

♥ 10:52am Doug Schulkind:

Oops. I jumped the playlist gun on the entry for Unidentified. This lovely vocal piece is by Unidentied. My apologies.

♥ 10:55am Doug Schulkind:

I find that as I get older and more forgetful, my number of playlist bookkeeping mistakes has risen proportionally with my giving few fucks about making playlist bookkeeping mistakes.

♥ 10:56am Doug Schulkind:

That said, I always love to receive listener corrections and typo alerts. So keep them coming!

♥ 10:56am doctorjazz:

This Tanzania Instruments track sounds like it could be ROVA...pretty wild!

♥ 10:56am Stanley:

βrian, we went in June and had freaky extreme hot weather, forests burning etc. but that's not normal. Also went last week in October which was lovely. So I'd say April/May or September/October. You also avoid the crowds which overwhelm Lisbon in the Summer.

♥ 10:57am Stanley:

Can I just say that I'm enjoying this African set immensely?

♥ 10:59am Doug Schulkind:

You may say JUST that, Stanley.

♥ 11:00am Stanley:

I'm enjoying this African set immensely

11:01am Dean:

For those who give few fucks about accurate documentation of web venues like this here stream, I commend Clifford Lynch's recent First Monday piece, "Stewardship in the 'Age of Algorithms.'" http://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/8097

The Atlantic did a good story about the piece, too: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/12/it-might-be-impossible-for-future-historians-to-understand-our-internet/547463/

Upshot: give more fucks. (Granted, WFMU's playlists aren't the products of algorithms...are they? Great DJ name, though: Al Go Rhythm.)

♥ 11:01am Doug Schulkind:

Everyone ready to hear a tune by Super Jheevs? Well prepare thyselves. (Song after next.)

♥ 11:03am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
I spent 25 years as an editor in the publishing world. My giving fewer fucks is surely related to a bitter backlash at an moribund industry that spat me out like an old watermelon seed. Or maybe not.

♥ 11:04am Funky16Corners:

Will it be followed by Super Wooster?

11:04am DutchTheo:

Quiz: Going nowhere fast?? Talking Hard Work - Woody Guthrie

11:05am Dean:

My industry is more moribund than yours!

♥ 11:05am Brian in UK:

What is the point of history? When cannot work out what we did five minutes ago.

♥ 11:06am Doug Schulkind:

SUPER JHEEVS DANCE PARTY!

♥ 11:06am Funky16Corners:

I must depart as there are errands to be run and doctors to be seen. Great show!

♥ 11:06am Doug Schulkind:

Run like the wind, Funky16C!

♥ 11:06am Uncle Michael:

That Atlantic url isn't working for me, Dean.

♥ 11:08am Uncle Michael:

n/m. that tweet thing confused me...which makes me a future historian.

11:09am Dean:

Hrmmm...not sure why. It shouldn't be paywalled/licensed. Try searching for the title, "Future Historians Probably Won't Understand Our Internet, and That's Okay."

11:09am Dean:

Ah, "never mind." Never mind.

11:10am βrian:

#Moribundies

♥ 11:11am listener james from westwood:

Watch out for those Malawi Mouse Boys, Beti!

11:12am βrian:

Hey, look who pops up when Doug mentions editors.

♥ 11:12am listener james from westwood:

@Dean: The internet, respecting its creator, dances to Al Gore's rhythm.

11:12am northguineahills:

The name Tanzania came from the unification of the mainland Tanganyika and the islands of Zanzibar. Hence, Tanzania.

11:13am northguineahills:

(they are a federal republic)

11:14am βrian:

"Tanzánia" or "Tanzanía?"

♥ 11:16am doctorjazz:

Hey, @Jeff! Going to see Roscoe Mitchell/Matthew Shipp, psyched!

♥ 11:16am listener james from westwood:

She ain't wrong re: black music on the radio.

♥ 11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Tanźania.

11:17am northguineahills:

βrian: I've always have heard the latter from SA friends. Doesn't mean it's correct.

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

"In the state of Malcolm."

♥ 11:19am listener Rey:

Hustlers Convention!!!

♥ 11:19am Doug Schulkind:

Kool and the Gang is the backing band here.

♥ 11:19am Doug Schulkind:

Listner Rey is ON IT.

11:19am Dean:

@ljfw: KAPOW!

♥ 11:20am Stanley:

Great stuff, Doug. Bye everyone, gotta fly.
(Attaches wings and leaps out of window)

11:21am βrian:

The first pronunciation seems goofy to me, but I did hear at least one announcer on some major radio network use it. Maybe the BBC.

11:21am βrian:

Hey, I lke France!

♥ 11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Put your seat back and tray table in their original and upright position, Stanley!

11:22am northguineahills:

I can recognize Steinski sound years away (never heard this before_.

11:23am βrian:

"Reaching out" gives me hives.

11:23am Lewis:

ahh Steinski - a man well before his time...

♥ 11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Dorris Henderson singing here behind His Lordship.

11:26am βrian:

I knew it wasn't Florence!

♥ 11:26am Sem:

Oh, this is a gem. Thanks, DS.

♥ 11:27am Brian in UK:

How high is a pidgeon?

♥ 11:27am Sem:

About as high as a dudgeon.

11:27am northguineahills:

Lord Buckley!

♥ 11:28am Uncle Michael:

Please join me at the top of the hour, or I'll become sad.

www.wfmu.org...

♥ 11:28am listener Rey:

The best words are free

11:29am Dean:

Jaap Blonk is coming to the West Coast in April. Yee haw!

11:29am βrian:

Oh, Joe and his lists!

♥ 11:30am Doug Schulkind:

Jaap? Yup. Yipee!

♥ 11:30am Brian in UK:

Priceless, Doug. Gordon & Buckley on one show. Luvverly.

11:31am Lewis:

Joe Frank not on Irwin's show!

11:31am northguineahills:

Sounds better then most of the T-giving meals I've had.

11:31am βrian:

Candied yams, though. That's a crime.

♥ 11:32am listener james from westwood:

Audio sculptor, Joe was, leaving us with a scene crafted from air.

11:33am Lewis:

did Joe pass?

♥ 11:33am Doug Schulkind:

I wonder how many times Joe Frank used the word "bilious" in his work?

11:33am Dean:

So has your ability to thank.

♥ 11:33am Doug Schulkind:

R.I.P. Joe Frank.

11:34am βrian:

Yes. Saw an obit in the WaPo, too.

11:34am Lewis:

Burroughs next?

♥ 11:35am Uncle Michael:

Burroughs died 20 years ago.

11:36am Lewis:

RIP Joe... I first heard him as I woke up in the middle of the night after leaving the radio on when I fell asleep...

11:37am Lewis:

@UM - I was really thinking of Burroughs' thanksgiving prayer - didn't realize Joe had passed...

♥ 11:37am Uncle Michael:

Gotcha.

♥ 11:37am Uncle Michael:

I better put on some pants.

11:38am βrian:

No mention of prairie turnips on that menu.

♥ 11:38am Doug Schulkind:

I play Burroughs' Thanksgiving Prayer every November.

♥ 11:39am Brian in UK:

That priceless thing we all have Imagination is radios greatest asset.

Uncle and you have been out to the supermarket.

♥ 11:39am Uncle Michael:

See how powerful imagination is, Brian?

11:40am northguineahills:

Phew, I thought this was going to be the FSU marching band!

♥ 11:40am Jeff Golick:

@doctorjazz (belatedly): Great! Will look out for ya there...

11:40am Artie:

Hello, Doug - Traveling and listening. The show makes the miles much easier. Thank you! Artie & the Minnow Chief.

♥ 11:41am Brian in UK:

Doug, great show, same time next week.

♥ 11:41am Doug Schulkind:

Travel safe, Artie!

♥ 11:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
That is my every intention, Sir. Thank you for your contributions.

♥ 11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Put the gun DOWN, Dusty!

♥ 11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Songs about lip-snatchin'. That's why you come to GTDS.

11:46am Mr C:

4 for 4 right here. Can you bat 1000?

♥ 11:47am Doug Schulkind:

My palms are sweaty, Mr C. Can't...grip...the...bat....

♥ 11:50am Doug Schulkind:

Little Mary Staten, explained: www.sirshambling.com...

♥ 11:52am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

Beautiful radio happens with Uncle Michael. Hinky Dinky Time is next!!!

Playlist: wfmu.org...

11:53am Mr C:

6 for 6 is good enough! The Pirates traded McCuthchen to put Schulkind in the lineup! The natural! Homely Girl drives in a run..

11:53am βrian:

My first encounter with soul piccolo.

♥ 11:53am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

My bat is named Yusef Lateef, Mr C.

♥ 11:54am Doug Schulkind:

IS EVERYONE READY TO GO nowhere WITH ME?

11:54am Dean:

Reminds me of Robin Harris's joke about the piccolo player in church...

♥ 11:54am Uncle Michael:

Mine is named Soul Piccolo.

♥ 11:54am Jeff Golick:

Yup.

11:55am Mr C:

The production on the Chi-Lites records is huge. So wide open..never dated..
Universal Studio in Chicago

11:55am βrian:

And you keep him in your belfry, right?

♥ 11:55am Uncle Michael:

See you all in the next room. Thanks, Doug.

11:55am βrian:

@Dean: I'll bite.

♥ 11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Trading McCutcheon is a dagger in the throat of all Pirates fans.

11:58am Dean:

Duh moment: Chi-Lites...Chicago. Never connected the dots.

It's a long joke, @βrian, and you have to hear Harris's delivery. It's on YouTube, when you have ten minutes to spare.

11:58am βrian:

Out of Nowhere and into the Void ...

12:00pm Listener Gregory:

Well, this is a depressing end. I'm just glad you didn't play the B-side too.

♥ 12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Thanks, Doug!

12:00pm northguineahills:

Thanks again Doug. Enjoy the weekend!

🥁

♥ 12:01pm Rich in Washington:

Thanks, Doug! Great show!

12:01pm Dean:

Four-and-a-half minutes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flqoVkMBSQI

♥ 12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Rich! Thanks everyone!

12:07pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks Doug. A tonic.

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

Almirante	Sexta-Feira	b/w Contraste (Victor 1933)
Jacob Do Bandolim	Migalhas de Amor	Doce de Coco (Paris Jazz Corner Productions 1952)
Edu Lôbo	Glória	Missa Breve (Odeon 1974)
Miriam Batucada	Acertei No Milhar	Amanhã Ninguém Sabe (Chantecler 1974)
Edgar e Os Tais	Bambê-lô	Cantárida (RGE 1970)
Novos Baianos / Os Brazoes	De Vera / Volksvagen Blues	Andy Votel Presents Brazilika (aka "Subtropical Sunstroke Psych-Out" Volume 1) (Far Out )

Roxy Gordon	Rhythm Rebels	Townes Asked Did Hank Williams Ever Write Anything as Good as Nothing (Wowapi 2001)
Lloyd Cheechoo	Winds of Change	Goose Wings (The Music of James Bay) (World 1981)
Willie Dunn (feat. Jerry Saddleback)	Peruvian Dream (pt. 2)	Native North America Volume 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985 (Light in the Attic )
Jim Pepper	Yon a Ho	Pepper's Pow Wow (Embryo 1971)
J.J. Light	While the World Turns to Stone	Heya! (Liberty 1969)
The Sikumiut	Utirumavunga (I Want To Go Back)	People of the Ice (CBC Radio Canada )
Willie Thrasher	Forefathers	Spirit Child (Boot 1981)
Roxy Gordon	I Used to Know an Assiniboine Girl	Crazy Horse Never Died (Wowapi 1988)

Rova Saxophone Quartet	When the Nation Was Sound: Shouts and Meditations	The Works, Volume 1 (Black Saint 1994)
RudreshMahanthappa & Bunky Green	Soft	Apex (Pi 2010)
Martin Fondse Oktemble	Beji, Beji La	Ere Ibeji (BVHaast 2000)

Sambare	Denke Denke	Folk Music of the Sahel, Volume 1: Niger (Sublime Frequencies 2014)
Unidentified	Djourou	Pondo Kakou: Musique de Société Secrète (Contrepoint 1952)
Pembe Selemani	Mjinga Masikiyo Uzibe	Tanzania Instruments: Tanganyika 1950 (Sharp Wood 1950)
Beti Kamanga	Dale Wangu Ukamunyenga Masotho	Malawi Grooves 1950, '57, '58 (Sharp Wood 1950)
Prince Buju	Afashee	This Is Kologo Power! (Sahel Sounds 2016)
Rafiu Bankole & His Group	Sowemimo	Ju Ju Roots: 1930's-1950s (Rounder early 1950s)
Super Jheeves des Paillotes de Bohicon	Agbangningba	b/w Ye Nan Lon An (Discafric 1970)

Jayne Cortez	How Long Has Trane Been Gone	Celebrations and Solitudes (Strata-East 1974)
Lightnin' Rod	Sport	Hustlers Convention (United Artists 1973)
Steinski	Soul Searching (Sheriff Clarence Dupnik)	( 2011)
Lord Buckley	Black Cross	Way Out Humor (World Pacific 1959)
Bryon Gysin	I've Come to Free the Words	Recordings 1960-1981 (Perdition Plastics )
Joe Frank	Thanksgiving Monologue	Pilgrim (pt. 1)

Seminoles	You Can Lump It	b/w Forever (Mid Town 1962)
Bunny Sigler	For Crying Out Loud	b/w Everything's Gonna Be All Right (Decca 1965)
Dusty Wilson	It's Going to Be a Tragedy	b/w While the Whole World Laughs (Mutt 1965)
Top Shelf	Give It Up	b/w No Second Thoughts (About Who You Really Love) (Lo Lo 1970)
Little Mary Staten	Helpless Girl	b/w Steppin' Stone (GME 1964)
The Chi-Lites	Homely Girl	b/w I Never Had It So Good (And Felt So Bad) (Brunswick 1973)
The Artistics	The Chase Is On	b/w One Last Chance (Brunswick 1967)
Skip Mahoney & the Casuals	Town Called No-Where	b/w Seems Like (The Love We Had Is Dead and Gone) (D.C. International 1974)

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	January 19, 2018 Going nowhere fast
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