WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 04/12/19

Listener comments!

8:23am ausmanx:

but how does that one compare with Dinky the Singing Dingo? www.youtube.com...

8:28am Doug Schulkind:

I think that Dinky Dingo is very Hinky, ausmanx.

8:31am ausmanx:

i have checked Uncle Michael's playlist, but...

8:36am Doug Schulkind:

He caters to a much more sophisticated clientele.

8:55am Maggie B.:

A study found that shelter dogs become less stressed while listening to reggae. www.sciencedirect.com...

8:56am annie:

good morning!

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8:57am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug and all!

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie B
Don't the rastas called a marijuana dealer the "collie man"? I think you've stumbled on some good science!

Good morning to you and annie and James, too!

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9:00am dutchtheo:

howly howdy, woof moooo

9:02am Maggie B.:

makes sensei!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Paraphrasing the famous poet Flounder, let me just say that

OH BOY! THIS IS GONNA BE GREAT!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Woof woof woof, dutchtheo!

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

The accordion sounds like a steam-driven contraption here. And it fills my heart.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Ha ha ha, Maggie B!

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

If you put a rubberband/finger gun to my head, I would tell you that Lawrence Walker is my all-time favorite Cajun artist.

So. Go ahead. Do that so I can say that.

9:12am Lore:

Apologies for saying this whenever anyone plays or mentions Lawrence Walker, but the 2 live songs here, Another Nail in My Coffin & Let's Do the Cajun Twist, are bananas: http://npmusic.org/artists.html

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9:13am sinner:

Donne un peu au batteur!

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Lore! Lore! Lore! The most wonderful magical package arrived and it makes me so happy. Thank you, Sir!

Bananas Lawrence Walker is my favorite Lawrence Walker!

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Preach Brother sinner, preach!

9:17am thedunkel / el carnicero francés:

Good morning Mr. Drummer! Good morning all!

9:19am Uncle Michael:

gut morgen

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Top o' the morning to you, thedunkel!

9:20am mauri:

Teaching the dog to sing the cows home. Heyup Doug'n'all!

9:22am Sem:

Ah, L'Acadie music, just like home.
Greets, Doug and the Some, and hello, new kids on the block.
Rhubarb and garlic just uncovered for another year. Nature! Some grand.

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

My good Uncle! Hello, mauri! Welcome, Sem!

9:26am Webhamster Henry:

Give the drummer some beignets!

9:27am Lore:

Speaking of Tipidoe, you seen this photo, Doug? Good times are killing me, indeed: https://www.facebook.com/207232855958210/photos/a.520125411335618/1532059023475580/?type=3&theater

9:27am chresti:

Morning Doug and peoples!

9:30am fleep:

Consciousness levels rising with the sun. Good morning Doug and Drummer Somers

9:31am Alex In Illinois:

There is a band named "Cleoma's Ghost"

9:35am Doug Schulkind:

Webhamster Henry HIP chresti HIP fleeo HOORAY!

Alex in Illinois YEE-HAW! (I did not know that, Sir!)

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Lore
Love that photo. Looks like the good times gave ol' Ernest a run for his money!

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

"When she does the twist and jerk, it drives ol' Grandpa wild!"

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Wiiiild!

9:41am Dominick:

Yay! Irene Ryan

9:42am Webhamster Henry:

How do things get greenlit, part 9428247824652.

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

You are a man of refined tastes, Dominick!

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9:47am Granny Spicy Tuna:

heyyyy, cats, chix, dawgs, frawgs and skeeters! howzit?

9:47am Doug Schulkind:

Shaking his "pipe" at everyone he meets.

Yeah, right!

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Granny! Spicy! Tuna!

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

It seems Granny Spicy Tuna arrived right on time!

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9:56am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Hey, it's my jam!!!! I'm doin' it!!!

9:57am still b/p:

Playlist giving us the nutrition of multi-granny goodness.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Still has a high glycemic load, still b/p. So watch out!

10:01am Franco Twinkie:

Granny Funky Tuna!

10:02am chresti:

I said that (oops)

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10:03am Granny Spicy Tuna:

Gotta go back and listen to the rest in the archives. What fun! And, yes, old people are sexual creatures, too, and, if they are so blessed, have earned a deep, rich sense of humor the young cannot imagine.

10:05am chresti:

I guess I would qualify to be a Granma, if my son had children.

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

You qualify for sure, chresti. You did your part!

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Franco Twinkie!

10:10am chresti:

He's back in bed, I accidentally commented with his handle

10:15am Mr C:

Check out Junie's (Morrison) "Grandma's Funky Rolls Royce" (Westbound) for next elderly set.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Shhhh, chresti. I'm making him a soft-boiled egg, some Muesli and fresh-squeezed OJ. I'll bring it to him on a tray.

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

There's no sneaking a granny set past Mr C! (Thanks for the tip.)

10:19am Franco Twinkie:

He's up now! What about Hey Grandma by Moby Grape? Which is actually about hippie girls in granny dresses.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Franco Twinkie
To all the grannies I omitted, my sincerest apologies.

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10:23am βrian:

Good morning from the Isthmus. The clouds are slowly starting to dissipate.

10:24am Franco Twinkie:

Well, some of those girls Moby Grape were singing about in 1967 are surely grannies now. Possibly great grannies!

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10:27am Granny Spicy Tuna:

I'm not an actual, biological grandmother. I never even had kids. I was a hippie chick in granny dresses, and my friends have called me Granny ever since.

10:28am chresti:

Born to granny!

10:28am Franco Twinkie:

There you go!

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Great to see you, βrian!

10:28am chresti:

Love this set

10:33am Listener Gregory:

I was lurking—I'm so ashamed!

10:38am chresti:

I used to be a lurker, until I discovered, last year, that I could comment, no turning back now!

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

Climb on in, Lurker Gregory!

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

I engage in each broadcast with the constant low-level anxiety that there are folks feeling excluded from (or otherwise uncomfortable about) participating.

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Norma Winstone (our current vocalist), I love you.

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

I've exchanged a few emails with Stephano D'Silva. He is a guitarist, like his pops.

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Crazy hypnotic wonderful modal piano performance on this piece by.... Chick Corea.

10:47am Listener Gregory:

Apparently this record was later released under Chick Corea's name to generate more sales, without La Roca's permission.

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
Not the first time such subterfuge has happened in the music biz. A terribly shitty thing to do.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Stepping out of his role as Sun Ra lifer, John Gilmore is on tenor sax here. He will show up again in our next selection.

10:51am Marie:

Hey Doug and All--great tune! Love that gif. Happy happy Friday.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, Marie! Wee!

10:54am Franco Twinkie:

Doug, for every shy or otherwise retiring person who listens to your show, who says nothing, you might get 4 or 5 who just can't help commenting on every thing you play....and a lot of completely random stuff rattling around in their noisy brain as well.

10:56am Listener Gregory:

Dizzy, Dusko, and Pete! The Pep Boys!
(@Franco--that doesn't seem likely!)

10:56am annie:

i went to the West asheville tailgate market and met a Sun Ra t-shirt-wearing vendor. it was Asheville Jon!! we bought a couple of his bagels.

10:57am Jeff g.:

Dr. Art Taylor!

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

I think the number of people who jump into the comments is just a fraction of the overall audience. The reality is that most people are at work or otherwise engaged. And that is, of course, lovely. After all, radio is a soundtrack to our lives, not requiring 100% of our attention (like television). I just don't ever want anyone to feel left out.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Jeff G!

Was Art Taylor a Dr? I know the bass player Art Davis was known as Dr. Art Davis. Maybe all Arts are honorarily bestowed?

10:59am Franco Twinkie:

As Mr. T might say: Keep up the jibber jabber.

11:01am Listener Gregory:

Pianist Billy Taylor used to be known as Dr. when he appeared on TV. All those Taylors are alike, you know.

11:01am northguineahills:

Hola! It's only took 40 hours, but my special blend of southern Cajun boiled peanuts are done!

11:03am Listener Gregory:

Art Davis actually got his PhD in my department. But it was before my time and not my field at all, so please don't look it up. A few of the very senior faculty remember him.

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

Specialblendnorthguineahills!

11:03am Franco Twinkie:

NGH, do you have some sort of special Lenten repast in mind for those peanuts?

11:07am Uncle Michael:

I'm wondering if Joe Harriott was related to Derrick Harriott.

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11:08am doctorjazz:

Quick hi.

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11:09am βrian:

Spicy shrimp with peanuts — one of my favorites.

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11:09am dutchtheo:

Dizzy Reece and Joe Harriot (and Tommy McCook) where all on the famous Jamaican Alpha Boys School

11:10am Dr. Listener Gregory:

We're all Dr's now.

11:10am Dean:

"[R]adio is a soundtrack to our lives, not requiring 100% of our attention (like television)." By this do you mean television, like radio, does not require all of our attention (I hope so), or that unlike radio, television does require all of it? If the latter, I can't disagree more strongly. Television is at best a pleasant distraction. Radio--primarily music radio, but other kinds, too--can be a mere soundtrack, but it can also be a valuable source of information, pleasure, enthusiasm...all the good stuff.

11:12am Franco Twinkie:

Dean, you nailed it bro!

11:12am Jeff g.:

I think I added the Dr. accidentally, maybe conflating Billy Taylor and Art Davis, but he deserves it. Ph.D. of the skins.

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11:13am βrian:

TV in the background makes me crazy.

11:14am Franco Twinkie:

Just curious Dean, Do you get Easter vacation?

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
And also, I think might be so, Duane Harriott.

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Long howdy, doctorjazz!

11:14am Dean:

And now a joke for the season...

Q: Which movie was inspired by Scorsese's ongoing disputes with the IRS?
A: Tax ID River.

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

@dutchtheo
Yes yes yes! I forgot to mention!

11:16am Dean:

Franco, Yes and no, mostly no. My school had a break (for the students, not the rest of us) three weeks ago. My daughter's school's break was last week. My son's is this week.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
I'll sign on to whatever you're saying. I just meant to say that TV requires that you disengage in part from your own existence. Radio supplements and enriches your own existence. Sumpin' like dat.

11:18am Dean:

I've never gone for that "willing suspension of disbelief" thing. When art succeeds, I'm all the more happy to be engaged in my own particular existence.

11:19am Ike:

@Dean@11:14, I'm fining you $3 million for telling such a bad joke. It's payable to WFMU.

11:20am rustypepin:

Digging Mota Ginya!

11:21am Mr C:

Kool and the Gang influence..

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

@Ike
Be sure to report that $3 million income to the IRS!

@rustypepin
I dig it that you dig it!

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Holy hell are you right.

11:23am chresti:

And War influence

11:24am Dean:

Guilty as charged, Ike. But at least it isn't a pun. Well, not entirely a pun.

11:24am rustypepin:

DS, where did you come across "voices of darkness" original or reissue?

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11:24am βrian:

We're all going to hell, or holy hell.

11:24am northguineahills:

@Franco: sense I'm areligious, not really ;).

my Carolina reapers right now are the size of small berries, and even though they are 1/20th the usually size, they are 10x hotter!

11:24am chresti:

Slippin' into Darkness

11:25am chresti:

The smaller, the hotter! @ngh

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11:25am βrian:

Those reapers sound grim.

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

@rustypepin
I have to hunt that down...

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

@rustypepin
Here here is a link to a Zippyshare download of the Voices of Darkness. (Use at your own risk.)

www64.zippyshare.com...

11:28am Marie:

Love this bass, Reminds me of Fela Kuti "stuff"

11:29am Franco Twinkie:

NGH, I too am 'areligious' but I still like holiday ritual if it involves food.

11:29am Uncle Michael:

Join me at the top of the hour for Hinky Dinky Time. We'll try and drain the swamp.

www.wfmu.org...

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11:29am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and avid listeners.
Better late than too short to go on all the rides.

11:30am Dean:

Gobble a few of those reapers and you'll get religion.

11:30am northguineahills:

Ikenga Super Start of Africa, new to me and digdug!

/grew up Methodist, but I love a good seder…...

11:31am rustypepin:

Doug, THANKS for the link, reminds me of how much I really miss your old public service work with your musical research/access/download info

11:31am Dr. Listener Gregory:

@Brian For today's show you must be a Dr. (but not necessarily an MD).

11:32am Franco Twinkie:

Dean, This morning I head off to Whittier to see my accountant. You know what that means....Lovell's!

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

@Marie
It was from Nigeria, Like Fela Kuti, so influenced by him for sure.

@rustypepin
Oh how I wish I could've kept that up. I was staying up to 1 or 2 in the morning every night working on those. I ran outta gas.

@Brian in UK
Can I pour you some tea, with a fine frothy adult beverage to follow?

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11:33am Brian in UK:

@Dean, hope to hear and see Thomas Tallis' Spem in Alium in July. The singers will be dispersed around the edges of the church where it is occuring. Sensurround, kind of?

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11:33am βrian:

I mean, I love spicy food, but those things seem like reagent-grade hellfire. Lately, I can't even add cayenne to my dishes cuz 5-Year-Old has a fit. I have to doctor after the fact.

11:34am rustypepin:

@doug, great while it lasted, your efforts, rocked my world and I will always be grateful

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11:34am βrian:

@BUK: Just saw them a few months back in Chicago. Lovely.

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11:35am Brian in UK:

Doug, a pot of tea will be wonderful and perhaps a florentine. Just been for lunch with my beloved. Celebrating twelve months in our new house.

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11:35am doctorjazz:

Do you have some bass output increase on your show, Doug? Your show usually overloads my office clock radio, generally doesn't happen on the other shows.just wondering

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11:36am dutchtheo:

Voices of Darkness is a band from Cameroon based in Nigeria.
btw Cameroon is named after the Rio dos Camarões (Shrimp River)

11:36am Dean:

Say hi to Whittier for me, Franco. Swing by the public library to say hi and you're likely to get a pleasant response.

Brian in UK, I would *love* to hear a live Spem in Alium! I heard the Tallis Scholars years ago in LA. They included Tallis on their program, I seem to recall, but not SiA.

11:36am chresti:

Yogurt, kefir, sour cream, help buffer chile fire

11:37am rustypepin:

regarding downloading, using firefox and ad-block, no script extensions etc, helps cut out popups and malicious nastiness

11:37am Dean:

Or did you mean, Brian in UK, that you hope to hear Tallis' "Spam" in the town of Alium come summer?

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11:37am Brian in UK:

@βrian, the purity of the human voice is captivating.

@Dr. Listener Gregory I am a consultant so do not need the prefix.

11:39am Doug Schulkind:

@rustypepin
I have been able to navigate around that shit, but I really should go that route.

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11:40am βrian:

Spem in Allium is the theme of our spring garden, as it happens.

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11:40am Brian in UK:

Alium, Schmalium.
It will be in St Lawrences, Ludlow. The church has an unfeasibly high tower, the rich folks from times gone by thought that it would get them into heaven quicker. Should have built a ziggurat.

11:42am chresti:

Thanks Doug!

11:42am Dr. Listener Gregory:

@Brian, I heard Spem in Alium in a museum context with 17 (or however many) speakers situated around the room. You could wander around and hear one part or another as you liked, or stand in the middle and wash yourself in the total sound. Very nice.

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Very Bacharach flavor to this Kim Weston unreleased gem. But it was written by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter & Sylvia Moy.

11:43am Mr C:

this is good!

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11:45am Brian in UK:

On the subject of TV/Radio. I see TV as a naughty child that needs constant attention despite the quotidian nature of the content.
Radio is for grown ups. you can paint a room, irona shirt, cook the options are broad. See how many programmes tranfer from radio to TV when all they are are talking heads. Perfect for radio.

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

You're like the voice of God, Mr C.

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11:46am Brian in UK:

One of my favourites is William Byrd's Mass in three and four parts.

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11:46am βrian:

As an added benefit, allium keeps the vampires away ...

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11:47am Brian in UK:

@Dr. Listener Gregory this will be similar, not sure if you can wander though.

11:47am Mr C:

A fan's notes..

11:48am Uncle Michael:

I see television as the best shoehorn for fitting a baseball game into my living room.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Guaranteed to make you laugh, cry and in-between, it's HINKY DINKY TIME, hosted by everyone's beloved Uncle Michael (laughing on the outside but crying on the inside).

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

11:49am The Secret Gynecologist:

Great show, Doug.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
See, I just listen to baseball on the radio. It is the perfect medium for the perfect sport.

11:49am Dean:

I could bear isolation with just Tallis and Byrd, for sure. Davitt Moroney's complete Byrd keyboard works is essential.

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

Some Screaming Jay Hawkins sounding horn section snortling away on this one!

11:50am Uncle Michael:

I look a good radio call...but not s much as I like watching players play the game.

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11:51am Brian in UK:

Dean, hope to go to some organ recitals in the same church during the summer.

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11:52am βrian:

Ernie Harwell on the radion. TV with the sound off.

11:52am Doug Schulkind:

I watch them in my mind, Uncle Michael.

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11:53am Brian in UK:

It is difficult to describe Lionel Messi's skills, seeing is believing.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

This Berna Dean number was written by Dave Bartholomew.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

If you described what Marcell Ozuna is doing in today's Hinky Dinky Time gif, people wouldn't believe you.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
I quite agree there. He defies description.

11:55am Uncle Michael:

K-Doe sounds really young.

11:56am Dominick:

This is so fine

11:56am northguineahills:

@βrian: I discovered tabasco when I was 6, and was hooked. When I was 12 in Thailand, I discovered Thai chilies, and it was all over by then. (my mother thinks black pepper is too spicy).

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

@Uncle Michael
A good announcer (none of whom exist in Pittsburgh) could have described that artfully in real time.

11:57am Dr. Listener Gregory:

This is revealing a new side of Ernie K-Doe to me.

11:57am Uncle Michael:

But would people have believed her?

11:57am northguineahills:

Brian in UK: Like a good wine (or single malt), he gets better w/ age....

Thanks Doug, choodaloo!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

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

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11:59am Brian in UK:

@ngh he got a bluddy nose on Wednesday.

A good announcer knows when to leave space, silence if you will.

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Dr Listener Gregory
My work is done here.

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12:00pm dutchtheo:

Thanks Doug!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Thank you all so so much. It was a thrill, as always!

12:03pm Dr. Listener Gregory:

Thanks, Doug.

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)

Segura Brothers	A Mosquito Ate Up My Sweetheart	b/w New Iberia Polka (Columbia 1928)
Lawrence Walker & His Wandering Aces	Tu Le Du Po La Mam	b/w Ton Papa Ta Mama Ma Sta da All (Khoury's 1950)
Joe Falcon	Le Traces de Mon Buggy	Cajun Music Pioneer (Arhoolie 1963)
Austin Pitre & His Evangeline Playboys	Two Steps de Bayou Teche	b/w Chinaball Blues (Swallow 1960)
Shirley Bergeron	J'Ai Fait Mon Ede'e	b/w Quel Etoile (Lanor 1960)
Ernest Tipidoe French Band	Jennings Two-Step	b/w Tan Beanit: Gueydon Waltz (Hot Rod 1951)

Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers	Bring It on Home to Grandma	b/w Sittin' on the Moon (Decca 1938)
Gene Sisco w/the Ramblin' Ramblers	Grandma Rock and Roll	b/w Block of Ice You Call a Heart (Dess 1957)
Skeets McDonald	You Oughta See Grandma Rock	b/w Heart-Breakin' Mama (Capitol 1956)
Granny (of the Beverly Hillbillies) [Irene Ryan]	Granny's Mini-Skirt	b/w Bring on the Show (Nashwood 1968)
Solomon Burke	Be Bop Grandma	b/w Just Out of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms) (Atlantic 1961)
Al "Cake" Wichard Sextette (Vocal: Jimmy Witherspoon)	Grandma, Grandpa	b/w Sweet Lovin' Baby (Modern 1947)
George Stevenson	Meet Me at Grandma's Joint	b/w Teasin' Tan (Savoy 1954)
R.B. Hudmon	Look at Granny Run	b/w Standing Invitation (123 1969)
The Manhattans	Grandma's Dog (pt. 1)	Philly Soul, Volume 2: More Phil Gaber & Impact Sound Productions 1962-1974
Kool & the Gang	Funky Granny	Music is the Message (De-Lite 1972)

Som Três	Amazonas (Keep Talking)	Som Três Show (Odeon 1968)
Jards Macalé	Let's Play That	Jards Macalé (Philips 1972)
Mini Box Lunar	Amarelasse	Oi! A Nova Musica Brasileira! (Mais Um Discos 2010)
Olodum	Um Povo Comum Pensar	Egito Madagáscar
Marlui Miranda	Tchori Tchori (Joutro Mundo Mix)	Tchori Tchori (Brasingles, Volume 1) (Optimo Music 2018)

Joe Harriott & Amancio D'Silva Quartet	Stephano's Dance	Hum Dono (Columbia 1969)
Pete La Roca	The Dancing Girl	Turkish Women at the Bath (Douglas 1967)
Dusko Goykovich	Macedonian Fertility Dance	Swinging Macedonia (Philips 1966)
Dizzy Reece	Krisis	From In to Out (Futura 1970)
Michael Garrick	Temple Dancer	Spiritual Jazz 2 (Jazzman 1968)

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Goddy na Achinkwa Musical Group	Uchicha Melu Ife Ebolu Oke	Anya Ukwu Adiro Nma (Nigerphone 1989)
Voices of Darkness	Mota Ginya	Voices of Darkness (Afrodisia 1974)
Ikenga Super Stars of Africa	Your Thing	Ikenga Super Stars of Africa (Decca 1977)
Owiny Sigoma Band	Gone Thum Mana Gi Nyadhi	Owiny Sigoma Band (Brownswood 2010)

Reggie Milner	Habit Forming Love	b/w And I Love Her (Volt 1969)
Kenny Young	Ain't It Funny What Love Can Do?	b/w Leave Those Young Girls Alone (Old Men) (Share 1969)
Kim Weston	I Don't Know If I'm Coming or Going	The Motown Anthology (Motown )
Willie Wade	When Push Comes to Shove	b/w Come Into My World (Nite Life 1966)
The Springers	You Can Laugh	b/w It's Been a Long Time (Way Out 1965)
King Richard & the Poor Boys	Didn't We Fool Them	b/w I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo 1962)
James Ray	You Remember the Face	b/w Itty Bitty Pieces (Caprice 1962)
Berna Dean	The World Keeps Changing	b/w Morning, Noon and Night (Imperial 1962)
Ernie K-Doe	Beating Like a Tom-Tom	b/w I Got to Find Somebody (Minit 1962)
Hoagy Lands	My Tears Are Dry	b/w It's Gonna Be Morning (MGM 1961)

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