WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 01/26/18

Listener comments!

♥ 8:35am Uncle Michael:

Mose has moves.

♥ 8:42am Doug Schulkind:

Expect only the best, Unc!

♥ 8:52am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug, UM, and all Friday frolickers!

♥ 8:52am Brian in UK:

Old Mose nose. Runs in the family.
What-ho gents.

8:57am annie:

good morning everyone! turned the west-coast jazz off in anticipation of the east coast jazz...

♥ 8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Greets greets greets to you, Listener James, Brian in UK and annie!

♥ 9:01am doctorjazz:

Hey all you drommers!

9:02am thedunkel:

Good Mr. Drummer and all!

♥ 9:03am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, doc! Ahoy, thedunkel!

♥ 9:03am Stanley:

Parp Parp Honk Honk wakka wakka

♥ 9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Boogitty boogitty, Stanley!

♥ 9:04am Sem:

Greets from suddenly blizzard-y Nova Scotia, Doug, and attendees to.

9:05am DutchTheo:

Dutch intelligence permitted good morning all, howdy!

♥ 9:05am Uncle Cheeseball:

Wot?

♥ 9:06am listener james from westwood:

Ooh, just the hearing of Mohd.'s name gives me a zing!

♥ 9:08am Brian in UK:

Follow the bouncing ball everyone.

9:08am Ike:

Morning ya dill-mongers and zinger-bots! How goes it?!

♥ 9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Please to see you, Sem and DutchTheo! Glad you all have taken time out of your busy Davos schedules for a listen!

Many zings ahead, Listener James. We recommend you remain seat-belted. Unless you need to dance.

IKE!

♥ 9:11am listener james from westwood:

Geeta Dutt!

♥ 9:11am Brian in UK:

Hang the rich.

♥ 9:12am Doug Schulkind:

When we lived in Brooklyn, we had a Toyota with NY plates with the letters DUT. In my mind, I always called the car Geeta.

♥ 9:15am Webhamster Henry:

Good Morning!

♥ 9:15am Doug Schulkind:

I love the wild, bizarre, psychedelic Bollywood soundtracks (think Ilaiyaraaja) as much as the next guy. But these sweet old simple tunes with their swooning strings and syrupy vocals just thrill me.

♥ 9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of syrupy vocals, it's Webhamster Henry!

♥ 9:16am Maggie B.:

Doug! Drummers! Yay!

♥ 9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Momma Maggie! Yippee!

♥ 9:20am Doug Schulkind:

It is always a challenge doing a set of Bollywood tracks w/out repeating Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Mohd. Rafi, and Kishore Kumar. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)

I go the extra mile for you, dear listeners.

♥ 9:23am listener james from westwood:

Don't ever imagine we don't appreciate it!

9:24am annie:

what he said^^

♥ 9:24am Doug Schulkind:

It is my sublime pleasure, LJFW!

9:25am Sam Segal:

Morning, Doug and Friends! Loving this Bollywood set.

♥ 9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Loving it that you're loving it, Sam!

9:28am DutchTheo:

dutch approval again

♥ 9:29am Webhamster Henry:

Maple Syrupy vocals that is!

9:29am northguineahills:

About time I change my voter registration from Trumplandia Clay County to this cultural oasis of Alachua County. i met a woman who recently moved from Ft, Greene, Brooklyn who is running for City Council. I need to get on the boat if I want to vote in the primaries in March (you don't need to be party affiliated to vote here [I'm registered non-party affiliated])

Will be back once I get to work!

♥ 9:29am Brian in UK:

What no Bappi Lahiri? Just kidding. Too recent.

♥ 9:34am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, unaffiliatednorthguineahills!

♥ 9:34am Sem:

Well, that's a tough nut to crack, Tabby. Maybe just marry the pedal steel player...

9:35am mauri:

Now, I'm listening.

♥ 9:35am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for tellin' her what to do, Sem!

Now (and forever), welcome, mauri!

♥ 9:37am Sem:

Doug, back in the '20s, Nova Scotia radio listeners developed a major fondness for country and western thanks to the big AM signal from Wheeling, West Virginia. WWVA boomed in here.

♥ 9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Friends, if you engage in the activity mentioned in our next song title, please wear non-latex gloves and protective eyewear.

♥ 9:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Sem
Indeed, WWVA boomed all over.

♥ 9:40am Hugo:

Nice set of vintage Bollywood there, but for newer stuff, look out for this fellow:

www.arrahman.com...

9:40am DutchTheo:

Sem: June Pasher is from New Waterford, Nova Scotia, (i just found

♥ 9:42am Doug Schulkind:

Just like WSM with the Grand Ole Opry, WWVA had the Wheeling Jamboree. I believe Hank Williams was on his way to perform at the Wheeling Jamboree when he died in the back of a car on New Year's Eve.

♥ 9:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Sem/DutchTheo
It's all part of my grand plan.

♥ 9:44am Uncle Cheeseball:

oh my

9:45am Mr C:

She says softly and tenderly

♥ 9:45am Dominick:

This set is lush-ious
I remember discovering WWVA on an old console radio around 1970.
We thought we had dialed in another planet.

♥ 9:45am Doug Schulkind:

A set of cunnilingus songs, coming up!

♥ 9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Soft, Mr C and tender, Dominick!

♥ 9:53am Uncle Cheeseball:

You say "Morocco" and that makes me smile.

9:53am βrian:

Blue skies over the isthmus today. It's going to reach just under 50 degrees!

♥ 9:53am Artie:

Just in time!

9:53am βrian:

I say "Moon Over Morocco."

♥ 9:54am Doug Schulkind:

As Jimmy Witherspoon used to sing, "Isth you is or Isth You Ain't My Baby." Good day, βrian.

Ar-tee! Ar-tee! Ar-tee!

♥ 9:56am Brian in UK:

Doug, a beagle has just filched the last of the sticky toffee pudding in one hit. I do not want to be there when it exits.

9:56am βrian:

Jimmy was Casthillian?

♥ 9:56am Doug Schulkind:

Yesth.

9:56am βrian:

Innuendo and out the other, as they say.

♥ 9:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Maybe you should have the beagle read Jean-Paul Sartre?

9:58am βrian:

Huis Clos?

♥ 9:59am Doug Schulkind:

@βrian
Precisely.

♥ 10:02am Doug Schulkind:

I'm still recovering from the word "Zzine" in the previous song title.

10:02am Listener Gregory:

I read this as being by Lambchop. If so, they are really extending their repertoire.

♥ 10:05am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
I was there when Lambchop came and performed at WFMU's end-of-marathon party in about 1991-2.

♥ 10:05am Uncle Cheeseball:

Without Shari Lewis?

♥ 10:06am Sem:

Just ducking back in. @DutchTheo: of all places in Cape Breton where C&W is part of the genetics, New Waterford is THE place. (Coal mining in Cape Breton since 1722, so heartbreak and hard times kinda defined the area.)

♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind:

This Mustapha Baqbou cassette is one of the treasured recordings in my collection.

♥ 10:07am Brian in UK:

I think it was Camus wrote "My Beagle is a Greedy Willful Fucker, Maybe I Should Learn to Whistle in C#"

♥ 10:10am Sem:

Sticky coffee pudding now on the gastrointestinal Voyage of a Beagle.

10:11am mauri:

This sounds similar. www.youtube.com...

♥ 10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Erik Satie composed the song in C#, Brian in UK.

10:11am DutchTheo:

Sem, i would not have made that connection: coalmining and nova scotia, more lumber and wood, but i don't know a lot about that area

♥ 10:12am JtotheK:

*saunters in quietly, whispers "hello everyone."

♥ 10:13am Doug Schulkind:

After Erik Satie died, friends entered his apartment to clean it out and found hundreds of umbrellas in the closet.

Did I make that up or am I remembering correctly?

♥ 10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Here's a comfy cushion, JtotheK. There's a spot on the floor over by the oscillating fan.

♥ 10:15am Brian in UK:

Did Eric Satie know Rene Magritte by any chance?

10:15am βrian:

Umbrellas? I'd think that would be Magritte.

10:16am Listener Gregory:

Doug, what is that thumping stringed instrument in the Baqbou piece? An oud?? Or maybe slapping the umbrella.

10:16am βrian:

(There was no collusion there.)

♥ 10:16am Brian in UK:

Doug, what an odd audience you employ.

♥ 10:17am Brian in UK:

@LG Fretless umbrella

♥ 10:17am Sem:

@DutchTheo: it was from Pas-de-Calais, in northeast France, that my grandfather--a coal miner there---emigrated to Canada and Cape Breton, to a waiting job down in the pits. Local history: mininghistory.ns.ca

♥ 10:17am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
See for yourself: 4.bp.blogspot.com...

10:18am Listener Gregory:

Hmmm. Well, all I'm sure of is that it's not an umbrella.

♥ 10:19am Doug Schulkind:

Found this:

"When Erik Satie died in 1925, those closest to him were shocked to discover that the dapper French composer had lived in a filthy, threadbare room with to which he hadn’t admitted a single visitor in 27 years. Now a museum dedicated to his life and work, the dingy apartment was once strewn with hoarded umbrellas and newspapers that almost completely buried its most striking feature: two grand pianos placed one on top of the other, the upper instrument used as storage for letters and parcels. It was at once a haven and a prison for Satie, a secretive, introverted alcoholic who died from cirrhosis of the liver."

www.limelightmagazine.com.au...

♥ 10:19am Brian in UK:

Looks like an ngoni.

10:20am burke:

The book THE BANQUET YEARS has some great Erik Satie material in it.

♥ 10:20am Brian in UK:

Something like this.
www.google.co.uk...

10:22am annie:

doug!! i love the imagery of that story.. i love the story!!

10:24am DutchTheo:

@Sem Aha, pas de Calais, i was there last year on a holiday, Lille and the coastal "Channel" area

10:24am Listener Gregory:

Good catch, BrianUK! And now I can use "ngoni" in Scrabble. Thanks.

10:24am Alex in Illinois:

A lot of hills in Pittsburgh too

♥ 10:25am Brian in UK:

A Gymnopedie, an event at a Greek festival wherein maidens danced in the nude, no mention of umbrellas.

10:25am βrian:

Toto ate the toffee pudding.

10:27am βrian:

And now it's In Toto.

♥ 10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, burke and Alex in Illinois!

♥ 10:29am Brian in UK:

And there was me thinking a Gymnopedie was a small furry creature from South America.

♥ 10:29am doctorjazz:

Sonny Clark, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!

10:30am Sam Segal:

Oh man, this Sonny Clark number is divine, Doug. Had no idea Tompkins Square was doing jazz reissues. Very excited to hear more.

♥ 10:30am Doug Schulkind:

This radio program is in favor of nude maidens just as long as they're thrumming ngonis.

♥ 10:30am listener Rey:

Good morning Doug and all you cats. been listening while busy working. But taking a break to concentrate on this here Sonny Clark

10:30am DutchTheo:

Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie,
Kissed the girls and made them cry,
When the boys came out to play,
Georgie Porgie ran away

♥ 10:31am Doug Schulkind:

Yeah, Sam, let's hope this begins a trend for Tompkins Square.

What a beauty, eh, listener Rey!

♥ 10:31am listener Rey:

Sonny AND Max, what a treat

♥ 10:32am Hugo:

That "Sonia" track is also out on the four-cd Sonny Clark compilation from Proper in the UK. Though you'd like to know.

♥ 10:33am Doug Schulkind:

So true, Rey. On the other hand, Max and a cinderblock would be a treat.

HUGO! You always have the straight dope!

10:33am Listener Gregory:

We received a memo at work saying that thrumming ngonis are NOT permitted on the premises.

♥ 10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Pretty sure that's Ali Hasaan on trombone and John Gilmore banging the drum on this Sun Ra number.

♥ 10:35am Doug Schulkind:

That's it, I'm starting a band and calling it the Thrumming Ngonis. Who's in?!?

10:36am sinner:

My theory is that Georgie Porgie was a tom boy. That's why the girls cried when kissed and why Georgie ran away when the other boys came around.

♥ 10:37am Brian in UK:

Hello Hugo. Proper also release today Mary Gauthier's Rifles & Rosary Beads.

♥ 10:37am Hugo:

Hopefully not ngonising.

♥ 10:38am Doug Schulkind:

That's some master's level lit crit, Professor Sinner!

♥ 10:39am listener Rey:

LOL While reading Goergie Porgie all I could hear in my head is Ken's sexual harassment alarm

♥ 10:39am Brian in UK:

Doug only if I can play the automatically opening ngoni. Oh what a giveaway.

10:40am DutchTheo:

Orgy porgy Georgie Porgie, Pudding and Pie,
Consists of vamps with wicked eyes
That makes up his dish, I only wish
That he would just kiss me

10:48am DutchTheo:

Dial S for Sonny! The creator has a master plan

♥ 10:48am Hugo:

Thanks for the info, Brian. Definitely one to get and on a very serious subject, too, from what I can read. I try to catch her whenever she's in town. Actually, she talked about this project last time I saw her here.

www.proper-records.co.uk...

♥ 10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Such an erudite crowd that gathers here!

♥ 10:53am Brian in UK:

Hugo we are going to see her on Wednesday, only just got tickets though. Given that she is probably more popular in Europe than back home I am sure that she will be back.

10:54am βrian:

"Close it, and it stops!"

10:54am βrian:

Or, the other way around, I guess.

♥ 10:55am Brian in UK:

Doug, no adveritising please, other glues are available.
www.go-araldite.com

10:59am still b/p:

Morning.
I see a lot of talk about umbrellas back a bit. Last night I watched The Umbrellas of Cherbourg for the first time. Coincidence,...? (Spicoli voice) Nooo waaaaayyyyy!

♥ 11:02am Doug Schulkind:

I have been to Mary Gauthier's hometown: Thibodeaux, Louisiana. Sat in the courthouse there and watched a day in the trial of a small, rural town suing a big energy corporation for poisoning the local water supply (or something like that). It was fascinating. The corporate attorneys were treating the local lawyers like rag dolls.

11:02am DutchTheo:

I only was triggered by the Toto eating toffee pudding story from Brian, no offence!

♥ 11:04am Hugo:

Looks like she's only doing UK gigs in Europe so far this year. Special message for our dear host: She will be in Pittsburgh at the Club Cafe on March 12.

♥ 11:06am Doug Schulkind:

Hmmm, that's a Monday night. One of the slim windows of time that I have to study. Might be tough for me to get there.

11:06am sinner:

Ohhhhh, Angolan Rebita....

♥ 11:07am Doug Schulkind:

This Artur Nunes track was playing on the stream right before I came on the air. It fits in perfectly with this set, so I added it. I have no regrets.

♥ 11:07am Doug Schulkind:

The sinner knows...

11:11am Mr C:

Who was the rhythm section on Sonny Clark session?

11:11am Dean:

Goddamn corporate attorneys. I once sat in on a meeting with, inter alia, big shot male Microsoft engineers, who tried to taunt an attorney mentor of mine who opposed their efforts to establish a particular technical standard. She's a young woman, average build. Her caustic rebuttal left the big boys collapsed on the floor, quivering and whimpering. Fuckers.

11:13am Dean:

It was a sweet moment. Also witnessed this same attorney put an FBI spokesperson in her place.

♥ 11:14am doctorjazz:

Max Roach and George Duvivier on the Sonny Clark, Mr C

♥ 11:14am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
George Duvivier (b), Max Roach (d)

11:15am DutchTheo:

New York 7-8 Feb, http://www.marygauthier.com/tour/

♥ 11:16am Doug Schulkind:

That's it, I'm starting a band and calling it The Quivering and Whimpering Fuckers. Who's in ?!?

♥ 11:17am Brian in UK:

Doug, great show, better go and walk the bastard beagle. Got No.8 cork ready.

♥ 11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Good Brian. Good beagle.

11:18am Dean:

The melody in Saraba is taken from a famous medieval estampie, Lamento di Tristano.

♥ 11:19am Brian in UK:

Is that Lennie Tristano?

11:20am ?:

For me, if that'd been PC on bass it woulda been perfect! Nothing against George Duvivier, just that those are 3 all time favorite players. Come to think of it, have PC and Max ever recorded together in a trio setting?

11:21am βrian:

Deep Throat: "Follow the toffee pudding."

♥ 11:22am Doug Schulkind:

Max and PC in a quartet setting: www.discogs.com...

11:23am Dean:

The Thrumming Ngonis and The Quivering and Whimpering Fuckers played a triple bill at the Hollywood Bowl with The Gerunds.

♥ 11:23am Doug Schulkind:

Paul Chambers, born in Pittsburgh 22 April 1935.

11:24am still b/p:

It was the incredible "Walk the Bastard Beagle" tour!!

♥ 11:24am listener Rey:

thought I was signed in on all my devices, but that was me with the Paul Chambers/Max Roach question, not some mystery commenter

11:25am burke:

This set is scratching a deep itch I didn't know I had!

11:26am βrian:

Gosh, I was kinda hoping we might have some more indictments today...

♥ 11:26am Doug Schulkind:

We can send you home with a nice ointment, burke.

♥ 11:28am Hugo:

Any Hugh Masakela coming up?

♥ 11:29am Uncle Michael:

Would any of you care to join me for Hinky Dinky Time in the Hinkydome at the top of the hour?

www.wfmu.org...

♥ 11:30am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
That would have been wise, but no.

♥ 11:32am listener Rey:

@Hugo Check the archive for Duane Train. His show had a slamming tribute

♥ 11:33am listener james from westwood:

Was consumed the past hour with writing, then quadruple-checking, a cover letter for a resume I'm sending to a university press about possible journal copyediting! Sweet music crushes all typos!

♥ 11:33am Hugo:

I have to dig out the "Home is where the music is" lp. It has Dudu Pukwana on it. Say no more.

11:33am βrian:

Duane's show:
www.wfmu.org...

11:34am Dean:

Based on today's GIF, @UM, I'm expecting to hear Ah Ha's "Take on Me" on the show today.

♥ 11:35am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
That is my favorite Masakela record. My second favorite is Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz.

11:36am Monica:

yo, doug! are those union musicians on your page or do i need to call petrillo?

♥ 11:37am Doug Schulkind:

This is a union shop, Monica!

♥ 11:38am listener Rey:

And they damn well better have their cabaret cards!

11:38am still b/p:

Well, that Playboys track was great. The song title "Honky Tonk Woman" will have a happy extra association. Forever. This is a new-added-thing-forever kind of place.

♥ 11:39am Doug Schulkind:

Oops, I forgot to say HEY, STILL B/P earlier.

Hey, still b/p!

♥ 11:40am Hugo:

Ooh ... that should cover it. He also did a couple of records for Jive Afrika, recorded in Botswana in the mid-80s. To be retrieved as well.

11:40am still b/p:

Delay of name.
Five yards.

11:40am mauri:

fabulous sounds like what it means.

11:40am Dean:

There's a flag on the playlist!

11:41am still b/p:

Officials are reviewing.

♥ 11:42am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Remember when the football refs did that weird kicking behind their leg movement to indicate a Clipping penalty? That was goofy.

11:42am Monica:

gagging on the fabulosity...

♥ 11:43am Sem:

unfabulous, adjective
unfabulously, adverb.

Who knew such words existed, even?

♥ 11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Flying the flag of fabulosity, Dean!

11:43am still b/p:

"When Zebras Danced"

11:43am βrian:

I want these Fabulous guys to be my ambulating horn section.

♥ 11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Like Monica said! (She's always two steps ahead.)

♥ 11:45am Stanley:

Doug, don't you go thinking I've not been listening. I have and also worked on a particularly difficult piece of work.
Who says guys cannot multi- task? (Well, bi-task, in my case).
Great show but got to get home in time for The Hink.

♥ 11:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Stanley
When I'm DJing, I'm never thinking, so you are safe!

♥ 11:46am Hugo:

I am pondering the title of one of the pieces in the jazz set. Literally translated "Wurzelbehandlung" means root treatment. Anything to do with a visit to the dentist?

11:47am Dean:

Can't wait to hear The Fabulous Quartet.

11:47am burke:

@Stanley: I have a hard enough time mono-tasking.

11:47am βrian:

I mean, let the kings have their Royal Entrance Fanfare. I will have the Fabulous Playboys!

♥ 11:48am JtotheK:

fabulous set!

♥ 11:48am Doug Schulkind:

The fabulous Hinky Dinky Time is up next here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream. Uncle Michael will be wearing a pink chiffon moomoo and little else.

Party happens here: wfmu.org...

11:49am Mr C:

Brought to you by The Fabulous Doug Schulkind!

♥ 11:51am Doug Schulkind:

You should hear the Fabulouses that didn't make the cut!

♥ 11:51am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the morning music, Doug. See you fine folks in the adjacent room.

11:51am Dean:

Fabulosses!

♥ 11:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Hugo
Root treatment could refer to a hair appointment as well. That sounds less painful.

11:52am Dean:

If WFMU ever changes call letters, it should consider FABU.

11:53am still b/p:

The Fabberwock, with ears aflame, came riffing through the funky goods...

♥ 11:53am doctorjazz:

Fab ending to a fab show, of course, great weekend all!

♥ 11:53am Doug Schulkind:

FABU sounds like a Sea World whale, Dean.

FREE FABU!!!

♥ 11:54am Hugo:

From which we can infer: The 60s were really fab! (there were a couple of 70s in there, but never mind).

11:54am Dean:

FABU isn't free. FABU's expensive!

[h/t Firesign Theater]

♥ 11:55am Sem:

Many thanks, Doug, for the proceedings today. See you and the usual attendees next time. Keep it Fab, man.

♥ 11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Right after the show, I am dashing to an interview for an internship at an Alzheimer's research facility. If I don't get it, I may just go ahead and donate my brain to science. (Why pay for parking twice?!)

♥ 11:56am JtotheK:

thanks for the tunes, doug! good luck with the dashing, and the interview!

11:56am βrian:

Happy interviewing, Doug.

♥ 11:56am Doug Schulkind:

I could have played Chey Ivey & His Fabulous Avengers peforming "The Poo Poo Man." But I didn't.

11:56am still b/p:

"Why Pay For Parking Twice?" THERE'S the memoir title.

11:56am Monica:

good luck with that, doug! music speaks to alzheimer's patients when the rest falls away. thx for the fabu show!

♥ 11:58am Doug Schulkind:

I've already written papers about music therapy and dementia, Monica!

11:58am Dean:

Speaking of varieties of dementia, I called my mom (90YO, heading toward 91) yesterday--as I do everyday--and while she's pretty robust for a woman her age, she has been slowing down. For some reason yesterday she only wanted to talk about Biggie Smalls and Tupac.

11:58am northguineahills:

Thanks Doug!

♥ 11:59am Doug Schulkind:

That was funtabulous!

12:00pm still b/p:

One-third of this show is worth three times its weight in...almost anything.
Thanks, Doug.
Good luck with the thing.

♥ 12:00pm listener james from westwood:

A thousand thanks, Doug!

♥ 12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

You all are the best damn big-eared crew around!

10:43am DutchTheo:

Hi Doug, (or anyone else) do you know where that gif is from? I can see the name Mose on the bassdrum.

3:03pm oemer:

I heard in UK Wednesday 31-01-2018 at 19:00-20:00 local time London, a superb 1 hour all sort of interpretations of Planet Claire with a full moon outside at your live stream. I missed the first half. How can I listen to it again please?

Thanks ahead for the linx

🥁

♥ 10:51am dutchtheo:

oemer: wfmu.org...

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)

Mohd Rafi	Sar Jo Tera Chakraye	Pyaasa (OST) (EMI 1957)
Geeta Dutt	Piya Aiso Jiya Mein	Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam (OST) (HMV 1962)
Kishore Kumar & Asha Bhosle	Chandni Chand Se Hoti Hai	Aaj Ka Mahatma (OST) (EMI 1975)
Mahendra Kapoor	Bharat Ka Rehnewala Hoon	Purab aur Pashchim (OST) (Odeon 1971)
Shankar Jaikishan	Birthday Party II	Bombay Talkie (OST) (Odeon 1970)
Usha Uthup	Good Times, Bad Times	Bombay Talkie (OST) (Odeon 1970)

Tabby West	I Love You Too Much to Leave You	b/w Crew Cut and Baby Blue Eyes (Decca 1955)
June Pasher	Tomorrow I'll Be Gone	Your Cheating Heart and Other Country Favourites (Arc )
Donna Ray	Picking Up the Pieces of My Mind	That Old Martin Guitar (Colt )
Liz Anderson	The Wife of the Party	b/w Fairytale (RCA Victor 1966)
Peggy Little	Put Your Lovin' Where Your Mouth Is	b/w Softly and Tenderly (Dot 1969)
Melba Montgomery	Think I'll Go Somewhere and Cry Myself to Sleep	b/w Another Bridge to Burn (GBS 1989)

Muhammad al-Shuwayka	Inshad Baytayn & Taghtiya I	Cairo Congress 1932 ( 1932)
Mohamed Ben Hamadi	E Zzine Emlih Yamana	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (Dust-to-Digital )
Lemchaheb	Khili	Lemchaheb (Polydor 1978)
Mustapha Baqbou	Berrma Nana Soutanbi / A Hiya Jat Lalla Aicha	Baqbou (Editions Hassania 1980)
Les Frères Mégri	El Harbib	Mahmoud, Hassan et Younès (Philips 1974)

Sonny Clark Trio	Sonia	The 1960 Time Sessions
Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra	Voice Within the Stars	Other Strange Worlds (Roaratorio 1965)
Old Dog with special guest Karl Berger	Endless Return	By Any Other Name (Porter 2007)
Horace Tapscott	Dial 'B' for Barbra	Dial 'B' for Barbra (Nimbus West 1983)
Gran Teatro Amaro	Beste Bat!	La Vie En Rouge (G3G 2002)
Jacques Demierre, Barry Guy, Lucas Niggli	Wurzelbehandlung	Brainforest (Intakt 2004)

Kante Manfila and Balla Kalla	Kankan Blues	Kankan Blues (Popular African Music 1987)
Artur Nunes	Tia	b/w Mana (Rebita 1965)
Vicky et Lovy du Zaïre	Conseil D'ami	b/w Eulalie Mwana Mandona (African 1972)
Ifang Bondi & Afro Mandingue Sound	Saraba	Saraba (Disques Griot 1976)
Mbongwana Star	Coco Blues	From Kinshasa (World Circuit 2015)

The Fabulous Playboys	Honky Tonk Woman	b/w Tears, Tears, Tears (Apollo 1961)
The Fabulous Dinos	Diamond Ring	Unreleased (Musicor 1963)
Nathaniel Mayer & The Fabulous Twilights	I Want a Woman	b/w Village of Love (Fortune 1962)
Thomas East & the Fabulous Playboys	I Get a Groove	b/w You're What's Happening (Toddlin' Town 1968)
The Fabulous Counts	Jan Jan	b/w Girl From Kenya (Moira 1969)
The Fabulous Souls	Take Me	b/w By the Time I Get to Phoenix (Fabulous Soul 1971)
The Fabulous Peps	I Can't Get Right	b/w Why Are You Blowing My Mind (Premium Stuff 1967)
The Fabulous Apollos	Determination	b/w The One Alone (Valtone 1966)
The Fabulous Mark III	Psycho (pt. 1)	b/w Psycho (pt. 2) (Twink 1972)
Chet Ivey & His Fabulous Avengers	When Love Comes Home	b/w Movin' (Slyvia 1974)

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	January 26, 2018 Fabulousness
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