WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 09/06/19

Listener comments!

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6:56am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug and any Aussie listeners who wish to mention cricket. It is not over yet.
Now back to painting the hall.

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6:58am Brian in UK:

Do not wish anyones demise to happen but Robert Mugabe has passed unto some warm place.

8:07am Doug Schulkind:

Robert Mugabe, may he rest in bottomless pools of bile.

8:28am annie:

wondering if any fmu deejay put a playlist together of all songs about jesus.. good morning all!

8:39am Doug Schulkind:

@annie
For many years, WFMU was home to a Christian music show on Saturday mornings called David & Goliath.

8:42am annie:

was the dj jason elbogen? ... anyway, i heard a few really good jesus songs this morning, then thought about john prine's song, "jesus, the missing years"...maybe a good show would be a jesus and elvis combo..

8:51am Doug Schulkind:

The host of the David & Goliath show was a fellow named George Flores. Sweet guy.

9:00am Linda Lee:

there's 'sinner's crossroads' on air Thursday evening, also.
good morning!

9:00am fleep:

Secular predawn greetings.

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Right you are, Linda Lee! Nice early entrance, fleep!

9:02am hyde:

hello!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Hy-dee ho, hyde!

9:03am Linda Lee:

beautiful opener, Doug! lovely! :-)

9:04am Sem:

Many greets to all aboard this crazy wild ride that is Give the Drummer Some.

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9:05am dutchtheo:

Howdy, it's a new day, And I'm feeling... give the drummer some!

9:06am Linda Lee:

it is crisp & beautiful here in the catskills, too.

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

Crazy wild Sem! Old dutchtheo!

9:10am Linda Lee:

just the vibe needed to get up & get something done. bravo! :-D

9:10am Gina Bacon:

Good morning!

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of good vibes, Gina Bacon is here!

9:16am northguineahills:

We could use some Bahamian vibes....

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some does not endorse the gender insensitivity expressed in many of these ribald calypso classics.

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

Pleased to see you, northguineahills!

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe the first but surely not the last song about cunnilingus you'll hear on the Drummer Stream today. (Uncle Michael, over to you...)

9:22am Sem:

I see what you mean about the ribaldry density of these calypsos, Doug.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Not much left to the imagination, eh, Sem?

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Just wait for the song after next. It's called "My Sausage."

9:24am Freaky Tiki:

Subtle it isn't. Groovy it is.

9:25am Linda Lee:

why i love the streams. even more freeform freedom!

9:26am Sem:

"Lord Tickler" was my nickname in highschool, and of my first band.

9:27am hyde:

i'm beginning to think that these songs are about sex

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9:28am dutchtheo:

The House of Lords, Counts and Dukes, my noble friends

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

Hope you're not a vegetarian, Freaky Tiki!

9:28am Mark R:

I'm sure he's talking about Johnsoville Brats. Get you minds out of the gutter.

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9:29am sinner:

Coffee, please.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Lord Christo is returning the show to a more dignified footing.

9:30am Linda Lee:

wow..
i'm confused though. what's the good of a wood-hard sausage..?

9:30am Linda Lee:

mystified here.

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, Mark R! Blessings, sinner!

9:31am Mark R:

Hiya Doug!

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

@Linda Lee
It is a mystery.

9:33am Linda Lee:

i'll ask a chef..

9:33am Doug Schulkind:

Wood-hard sausage in a flying saucer?

9:33am Mark R:

This is Jake LaMotta and his Joe Pesci brother, I assume...

9:34am Linda Lee:

now i'm *really* mystified.

9:36am listener Rey:

Hi Doug. Is it doble-sentido day?

9:41am Freaky Tiki:

Mississippi god damn

9:42am hyde:

going out to the store. entire list reads: beer, bourbon, bacon. i think that's three of the four basic food groups.

9:42am coelacanth∅:

good morning Doug and all

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

The nervous laughter from the Carnegie Hall crowd is priceless.

9:44am Linda Lee:

also mystifying. laughter?

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, listener Rey! Glad you swam in, coelacanth∅!

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Don't forget the Marlboro Lights, hyde!

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Sounds like Mr. Page is saying "I believe in Mississippi." But he is not.

9:51am mauri:

aalllright doug!

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Marui hi!

9:55am listener Rey:

Wonder if UM has a "Hong Kong Mississippi is my hometown" opener?

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

Little Richard like (maybe) you've never heard him.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

If anyone does, listener Rey, Uncle Michael does.

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9:56am dutchtheo:

sure it wasn't Alabama? *sharpie*

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Well played, dutchtheo. Well played.

10:00am bigplanetnoise:

Good, good morning! Is there coffee???

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome to Mississippi, bigplanetnoise!

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

You eat your coffee with a fork here in Mississippi.

10:02am bigplanetnoise:

Cool. I’ll be passing through tomorrow!

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Bring a fork!

10:02am Uncle Michael:

An avuncular 'good day' to you all.

10:03am Pedro in Arlington:

Folks don't realize what an absolutely brilliant soul singer Little Richard was/is. Always a joy to be reminded.

10:03am coelacanth∅:

byoc. also bring your own tuna salad or pizza, if you'll be wanting that.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

A joy to have you say so, Pedro in Arlington!

Good morning avUncular Michae!

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

Next up... I couldn't NOT play it.

10:06am northguineahills:

It's been a good 6-8 years since I've heard you play Hippie from Mississippi.....

10:07am coelacanth∅:

she knows how to paint a picture

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

See you back here in 2026 or so, northguineahills!

10:09am Pedro in Arlington:

Strongly recommend the OOP complete Little Richard on Reprise CD set. Looks like Discogs has one at close to original price. Lawd have mercy.

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Alligator, Mississippi, is a real town in the Delta.

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10:15am dutchtheo:

the Tallahatchie bridge popularized in Bobbie Gentry's 1967 hit song "Ode to Billie Joe," crossed the Tallahatchie River at Money, about ten miles north of Greenwood, Mississippi. (see Little Richard)The wooden bridge collapsed in 1972 after being set alight by vandals. The bridge has since been replaced.

10:15am coelacanth∅:

was waiting for this one

10:16am Pedro in Arlington:

Phil Ochs died for our sins.

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10:16am Brian in UK:

Doug, had to play it.

10:17am Alex In Illinois:

When I say that a town is "on the Mississippi", I mean something different from when I say that a town is "in Mississippi".

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10:18am Brian in UK:

This song was too good for Richard Nixon.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

Phil's sister, Sonny Ochs, was a WFMU DJ for a while.

10:18am northguineahills:

I got taken off the turntables after playing this Ochs song, as the owner was from MS.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Phil would later rework this song as "Here's to Richard Nixon" (but you knew that).

10:19am coelacanth∅:

yeah i keep wanting to add "and billy graham" after the first line!

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10:20am Brian in UK:

Doug, does she still have an annual tribute to Philip?

10:20am Ramblin' Ray:

Hello Doug and all

10:20am northguineahills:

I still want Phil's gold lame suit....

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10:22am Brian in UK:

@ngh I want him back.

10:25am Pedro in Arlington:

John and Yoko sought political-songster guidance from Phil Ochs before making Some Time in New York City. A fine documentary on Phil streaming on Kanopy (free from lots of libraries): www.kanopy.com...

10:25am Funky16Corners:

Hey hey hey! Summer’s over and Friday mornings are freeeeee!!

10:26am Pedro in Arlington:

Sean Penn has wanted to make a film about Phil for decades. Still waiting. He might have a script.

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10:27am Brian in UK:

@Pedro facial similiarites between the two notwithstanding I think that the moment has passed.

10:29am coelacanth∅:

Pedro (@10.25) i wish i'd come across that information when i did my report on Phil Ochs in jr high school. (pre-internet)

10:30am Listener Gregory:

Dipping my toe into the Drummer Stream for a short while this morning.
You know, you never dip into the same stream twice.

10:30am coelacanth∅:

i think NOW would be an excellent time for a good Phil Ochs documentary to come along.

10:30am Jeff Golick:

Hi there.

@Pedro: NYPL and Brooklyn PL recently dropped Kanopy from their offerings, much to my dismay.

10:31am Alex In Illinois:

I last saw Bo Diddley live in either 1990 or 1991 at Blues Etc. He was the headliner. He sure knew how to work a crowd.

10:31am frenchee:

Wes Montgomery, a Hoosier hotshot! One of only a handful we can be proud of.

10:31am chresti:

Morning to Drum

10:31am bigplanetnoise:

Wes’ tone was just so different on these sessions.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
Hello, you ol' double-dipper you.

10:33am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: was that clown in the daily email Charles Gayle?

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, single-dippin' Jeff Golick!

10:33am coelacanth∅:

i remember when Bo Diddley opened for the clash but i missed it. i don't even remember whatever band opened for them when i saw 'em.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

And greetings, Alex in Not Mississippi!

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, chresti!

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

@bigplanetnoise
Someone felt the tone was too different. These sessions were criminally buried in the vaults for ages.

10:34am frenchee:

HI DOUG! HI DOUG! HI DOUG! Cannot wait to hear Return of Stork Club !

10:35am Funky16Corners:

@bigplanetnoise - No kidding! I would never be able to ID Wes via that track!

10:35am rustypepin:

DS, Your last set was AMAZING!!

10:37am frenchee:

yes, what rustypepin said.

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

So glad you liked it, rustypepin!

10:37am Marie:

Good morning, all. The show is a beautiful bright spot in my AM. Thanks, Doug :>) (love the GIF)

10:38am rustypepin:

And it must have taken a boatload of time to compose

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

Hi, frenchee! Hey, Marie!

10:38am hyde:

whoa, this is a record i have not heard for a loooonnng time

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

And continuing happy birthday to you, Funky16Corners!

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

Killer lineup on the Michael Gregory Jackson LP. Joining Mr. Jackson: David Murray, Oliver Lake and Leo Smith!

10:41am rustypepin:

www.sonnyochs.com
en.wikipedia.org...

10:42am Funky16Corners:

Thank you Doug!

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for sharing that, rustypepin!

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10:43am dutchtheo:

Obviously could have being mistaken for another Michael Jackson

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

Almost missed ya, Ramblin' Ray. Howdy!

10:44am Matt Fiveash:

Ah shit, look at that Mississippi set I missed. Goddam!

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

That's OK, Matt Fiveash. You're just in time for Delaware.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

Whoever out there has even a shred of information about this Phil Yost, please share!

10:49am rustypepin:

I don't listen to Phil Ochs often but when I hear him, it hits me right in the heart, he was so distinctive and brillant

10:51am hyde:

i have no info on Phil Yost, but I can say that the LP is still a live link at Ghost Capital: www.ghostcapital.org...

10:51am Marie:

Loving this

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

You beat me to it, hyde!

10:52am Funky16Corners:

I’m digging this one. I looked up the Phil Upchurch session to figure out what I was hearing. Sounded like a Varitone sax. It looks like Eddie Pazant, John Gilmore and Pat Patrick were all on the track!

10:53am Dave Sewelson:

go doug go....

10:54am hyde:

and Green Line is a live link at Different Perspectives In My Room! differentperspectivesinmyroom.blogspot.com...

10:54am Jeff Golick:

This Marcus et al broke my work headphones.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
You betcha!

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

@hyde
That one I wasn't aware of. Thanks!

10:55am Mr C:

Sonny Sharrock!

10:57am rustypepin:

"Phil Yost, while he was recording did so out of the San Francisco bay area, and was a multi-instrumentalist, perhaps more consummate on the bass, and clearly original for jazz guitar, but sounds great on soprano sax and flute which he also plays here. He has two records on John Fahey’s label Takoma. This is his third and last record and is a solo effort making use of overdubbing (1970) to produce it, and was his only album to be self released. The moniker North Star was used by several different companies in several different countries, but no other music was released by Yost other than his own, when he made use of it. The original pressing is quite rare, with super poor but playable condition copies going for over $100 U.S. dollars, and average to better condition ones going for $500 and up. As for what this is that we have. This reprint differs from the original in several ways. Aside from the pasted album art on front and back, and from the lack of writing on the spine, it has altered graphics in several places. The North Star logo and name has been entirely removed, except for the label on the record where, also, the “S” has been inverted. It sounds as though it was created from an audio transfer from an original issue vinyl and then re-pressed back onto vinyl, the reasoning being that the audio in some places appears to not be entirely clean with some noise heard in some areas, leading me to think the audio did not come off of a set of master tracks. What I was able to learn about this reissue record was that it seems to have come from out of Europe somewhere, and appeared sometime in the beginning of this year. I am guessing that whoever produced the reissue simply could not find Yost or sufficient information to do so in order to obtain the tapes or the rights to officially redistribute his music, or simply were not up to that task, meaning I conclude this is bootleg. About Yost himself, information is very scarce. He appears to have never been credited as having had any involvement on anyone else’s record ever, I definitely do not think he had anything to do with Stargard’s “Nine Lives” album from 1982. Also, while the geography might initially suggest as much, the editorial writer for the San Jose Mercury Phil Yost who died last year was far too young to be this Phil Yost the musician.
spidey.kfjc.org...

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

Sharrock and roll, Mr C!

10:58am Doug Schulkind:

Thank you, investigative reporter rustypepin! That is more than I knew for sure.

10:59am rustypepin:

Glad to assist

11:03am hyde:

"he" is fine!

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11:09am Brian in UK:

How is it that some African music first heard seems like you have known it forever.

11:09am Mark R:

I like how you're circling the globe today, Doug--well the triangle between Africa, the Caribbean and the American South so far...but you've got an hour left--we might hear some Mongolian folk music yet!

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Brother Sewelson!

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

I'd like to think I'm rhombussing the globe, Mark R.

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11:11am Brian in UK:

Does Mongolian jazz exist? Or does throat singing count.

11:11am Hopey Sockmonkey:

Good morning, Doug & Listeners

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Say no to dope, Hopey Sockmonkey!

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Does God exist, Brian in UK? Or does throat singing count?

11:15am Mark R:

I would say throat singing does not count as jazz, although Leon Thomas used to that yodelly thing. Of course, you can appeal this lower court ruling to a higher court.

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

That's just great. Now I wanna hear some Leon Thomas. Thanks a lot, Mark R.

11:17am βrian:

This is not to be confused with morning gargle-singing in the bathroom, right?

11:17am Doug Schulkind:

No, βrian, morning gargle-singing is definitely jazz.

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

Dytomite Starlite Band of Ghana was the name of my first band in high school

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11:19am βrian:

How many first bands were you in Doug?

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11:20am Brian in UK:

Do abacuses count?

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

With all eleven fingers, Brian in UK.

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11:23am Brian in UK:

Ah the mutant fingers. Another of your bands?

11:23am Mark R:

You can't go wrong with anything from "Spirits Known and Unknown," Doug

11:23am Listener Gregory:

Dytomite!

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

@Mark R
Have you heard Leon Thomas performing with Louis Armstrong on The Creator Has a Master Plan?!

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11:28am βrian:

"Kyrie Eleison" ?

11:29am rustypepin:

DS, You are definitely batting for a grand slam today

11:32am Doug Schulkind:

@rustypepin
I be happy with a stand-up triple.

11:32am Uncle Michael:

We can all go Hinky Dinky Time road-trippin' at the top of the hour...if I can find my keys. Get in. I'm driving.

www.wfmu.org...

11:34am Listener Gregory:

I was hoping that the other groups in this set would have semi-explosive names too, like T&T or NutroGlycerin. There's still time for you to pull it out, Doug.

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Gregory
How about Jojo L'Explosif from Cameroon?

11:37am rustypepin:

No offense Uncle, but let's not rush Doug on our glorious stroll through the Universe, I'm sure you will be putting the pedal to the medal with your usual fine selections soon enough

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11:40am Brian in UK:

Easy, Doug, easy. Thanks.

11:43am Mark R:

Uncle Michael's not rushing us, he's just doing like, "Stay tuned for 'That Girl' next."

11:43am Uncle Michael:

I hear Hi.

11:44am Don Hollinger:

That's right.

11:45am Mark R:

You're playing Erma Coffee and I'm drinking coffee--what are the chances? Answer: 9 out of 10.

11:46am Mark R:

Her "Any Way the Wind Blows" is a little different from the Mothers song.

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11:47am Brian in UK:

@Mark R you are nealy an anagram of Erma.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

For those of you terrified that you won't get to hear Part 2 of this soul epic...

Fear not my children

11:48am Mark R:

So close! Mare Winningham is the winner.

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11:50am βrian:

Marlo Thomas Sings?

11:51am Uncle Michael:

Free to be you and me, baby!

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

Speaking of snakes, the oddly smooth and silky Uncle Michael is up next with the flickering tongue of sonic love known as HINKY DINKY TIME!

For a good time, go here: www.wfmu.org...

11:52am Mark R:

"Free to Be You and Me," Brian--she duets with Mel Brooks and Harry Belafonte, among others.

11:53am Mark R:

Lou Rawls called--he wants his voice back.

11:53am Jeff Golick:

Rosh Rosh and the Roshells was the name of my high school pep squad. We were swell.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

Was that when you were a frosh, Jeff?

11:54am Rich in Washington:

Splendid show today, Doug!

11:54am Jeff Golick:

Yup.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

So kind of you to say, Rich in Washington!

11:55am Listener Gregory:

Pounds of Soul throughout the entire show. Thanks, Doug. Have to dry off now. (Referring to the stream... not my incontinence issues.)

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Stand By Me bass line has been stolen! Please return it to any fire station or public library, no questions asked!

11:56am chresti:

Thanks Doug!

11:56am hyde:

thanks!!!

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11:57am Brian in UK:

This is kind of Christmasy.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Glad to make you holler, babies! Hahaha!

11:57am Jeff Golick:

Danke, @Doug!

11:57am Uncle Michael:

Thanks, Doug. See you all in the car.

11:57am Ramblin' Ray:

Splendiferous indeed Doug, thanks!

11:57am coelacanth∅:

Thanks Doug!

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11:57am dutchtheo:

Them horns! make me holler. Thanks Doug!

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11:57am βrian:

I'm pretty sure you can just drop it in a post box.

11:58am Sem:

Thank you, Capt. Doug. Hope to sail w/ you once again next Friday. Ciao for now, all.

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11:59am βrian:

Gracias, Don Doug.

12:00pm fleep on app:

Thanks, Doug!

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12:00pm βrian:

Madison? I can see it from here.

12:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey:

Thanks, Doug!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Cheers everyone! That was a blast!

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12:02pm βrian:

Milwaukee, it turns out.

12:05pm Funky16Corners:

I missed the beginning. Did she sing about poutine ?

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)

Duke of Iron	Music Lesson 0:05:46 Pop-up)	b/w Creole Gal (Melodisc 1953)
Hubert Porter w. George Moxey & His Calypso Quintet	Monkey Talk 0:08:27 Pop-up)	b/w Dry Weather House (MRS 1954)
George Symonette & His Calypso Sextette	My Lima Beans 0:10:55 Pop-up)	Calypso and Native Bahamian Rhythms (Art 1955)
Count Lasher & Wiliiams with Lyn Tait & Baba Brooks Band	Mufradite (Hermaphrodite) 0:13:42 Pop-up)	b/w Lord Commander: No Crime, No Law (Calypso Time )
Lord Power & Trenton Spence	Strip Tease 0:16:31 Pop-up)	b/w Let's Do It (Hi-Lite 1956)
Lloyd Simmons	Hair in Your Teeth 0:19:19 Pop-up)	Calypso Party (Bermuda Bandstand )
Lord Tickler with the Jamaican Calypsonians	Limbo 0:23:12 Pop-up)	b/w "Medley" (Sweetie Charlie - Mr. Parney - Mango Walk) (Kalypso 1956)
Baldhead Growler	My Sausage 0:26:23 Pop-up)	b/w Bingo Woman (Jump Up 1967)
Lord Christo	Shakespearean Quotations 0:28:58 Pop-up)	Authentic Calypso With Lord Christo (Mercury 1958)
The La Motta Brothers & the Virgin Islanders (Vocal - Bill Fleming)	Breakfast in a Flying Saucer (Lunch in a Hot Plate) 0:32:12 Pop-up)	Modern Calypso (Vik 1957)

Nina Simone	Mississippi Goddam 0:41:22 Pop-up)	In Concert (Philips 1964)
Henry Green	Storm Thru Mississippi 0:45:50 Pop-up)	b/w Strange Things (Chance 1951)
Cleo Page	Leaving Mississippi 0:48:16 Pop-up)	b/w You Know You Wrong (Las Vegas 1972)
Bo Diddley	Hong Kong, Mississippi 0:51:12 Pop-up)	Bo Diddley Is a... Lover (Checker 1961)
Little Richard	Greenwood, Mississippi 0:54:08 Pop-up)	b/w I Saw Her Standing There (Reprise 1970)
J.J. Lewis	Mississippi Cotton Fields 0:57:33 Pop-up)	b/w This Time I'm Through (Motion )
Frank Lynch	Mississippi Girl 1:00:29 Pop-up)	Rare Boston Soul, Volume 1 (Dynamite )
Chesney Carroll	Hippie from Mississippi 1:02:53 Pop-up)	b/w Lonesome for You (Minaret 1970)
Bobbie Gentry	Mississippi Delta 1:05:22 Pop-up)	b/w Ode to Billie Joe (Capitol 1969)
Tony Joe White	Alligator, Mississippi 1:08:17 Pop-up)	Hoodoo (Yep Roc 2013)
Steve Earle	Mississippi It's TIme 1:12:33 Pop-up)
Phil Ochs	Here's to the State of Mississippi 1:15:10 Pop-up)	I Ain't Marching Anymore (Elektra 1965)

Wes Montgomery	Tune Up 1:29:41 Pop-up)	The Alternative Wes Montgomery (Milestone 1960)
The Phil Upchurch Guitar Sound	Stop and Listen 1:34:16 Pop-up)	Feeling Blue (Milestone 1967)
Michael Gregory Jackson	Clarity (4) 1:37:05 Pop-up)	Clarity (Bija 1976)
Phil Yost	Bent City II 1:46:21 Pop-up)	Bent City (Takoma 1967)
Steve Marcus, Miroslav Vitous, Sonny Sharrock, Daniel Humair	The Echos 1:49:28 Pop-up)	Green Line (Victor World Group 1970)

Kabaka International Guitar Band (led by G. Kabaka Opara)	Uwa Owu Nkeonye 2:07:00 Pop-up)	Ezi Nwanne (Afrodisia 1989)
Dytomite Starlite Band of Ghana	Meye Meho Ayie 2:16:11 Pop-up)	Dytomite Starlite Band of Ghana (Tabansi 1982)
L'Orchestre Les Kinois	Bonane 2:25:05 Pop-up)	Bonane (World 1978)
Kwi Bamba & L'Orchestre de Gama Berema	Logouno Ka Nougé 2:29:26 Pop-up)	Kwi Bamba & L'Orchestre de Gama Berema (Ouch! 1997)

Minnie Nelson and the Brothers Seven	Just a Little Bit (Of Luck) 2:37:22 Pop-up)	b/w Takin' Care of Business (Tee Town 1967)
Bobby Foster	Building Up (For a Let Down) 2:39:57 Pop-up)	b/w If You Really Need a Friend (Call on Me) (Sound Plus 1972)
Erma Coffee	Any Way the Wind Blows 2:42:28 Pop-up)	b/w You Made Me What I Am (Hi 1973)
Roshell Swell Anderson	Snake Out of Green Grass (pt. 1) 2:45:20 Pop-up)	b/w Snake Out of Green Grass (pt. 2) (Soul-Po-Tion 1973)
Roshell Swell Anderson	Snake Out of Green Grass (pt. 2) 2:48:56 Pop-up)	b/w Snake Out of Green Grass (pt. 1) (Soul-Po-Tion 1973)
Tommy Youngblood	For the Love of a Woman 2:51:09 Pop-up)	Pounds of Soul (Kent 1970)
Arthur Noiel	It'll Make You Holler 2:54:38 Pop-up)	b/w She Don't Love Me (Brownfield 1966)

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