WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 10/04/19

Listener comments!

9:00am Funky16Corners:

Good morning!

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

I've got some nice ear worms for you, Early Bird!

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9:01am dutchtheo:

Salutate tympanistae, quid pro quo.

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

And by Early Bird, I don't mean Charlie Parker with Jay McShann's Orchestra.

9:02am Artisan Stanley:

Doug, esteemed listeners.
Greetings

9:02am Funky16Corners:

My ears are hungry!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, dutchtheo!

9:04am Artisan Stanley:

And..... toot, toot, screech, wail

9:04am artesian ausmanx:

got a few late risers today? time for my midnight cup of tea. damn, we go on summer time this weekend which means i get shifted out of doug time...

9:08am fleep:

6:07 am in Los Angeles and the radio day begins, good morning, Doug

9:08am Funky16Corners:

There aren’t enough symphonists in the world these days.

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, fleep, ausmanx and Stanley!

9:14am Mark R:

These are all 78's you're playing, or are these tunes available on CD collections?

9:17am Doug Schulkind:

I am not purveying any actual 78s, Mark R. I would fling 'em if I had 'em.

9:19am Mark R:

Well it sounds good on my big speaker.

9:19am Gina Bacon:

Morning!!

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9:19am doctorjazz:

Oh, play dat ting!

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9:19am Brian in UK:

What-ho Doug and toe tappers.

Artisan, some kind of toilet cleaner? Japanese greeting to Mr Shaw.

Went to the bakers today I asked for a butter bun and she gave me a chelsea bun. Have the same trouble with water and gasoline.

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
How about a Sym-Phony: www.dodgersblueheaven.com...

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Please to see you, doctorjazz!

You always have nice buns, Brian in Uk!

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Gina Bacon! Gina Bacon!

9:21am Gina Bacon:

I love this stuff! I still remember the night I accidentally discovered "The Big Broadcast" on the radio dial.

9:21am Gina Bacon:

Doug! Doug!

9:22am Funky16Corners:

@Doug - I have a vague memory of that bleacher band being portrayed in a movie

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

Dig! Dig!

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9:22am Brian in UK:

ausmanx we will all be playing the silly mess with the fourth dimension this month.

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9:24am Brian in UK:

Amazing after the electification of recording in the mid Twenties, it seems like the flood gates opened.

9:24am artesian ausmanx:

i suspect most residents of the UK wish they were in a fifth dimension just now, don't they Brian?

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9:28am doctorjazz:

Doug. You mentioned a musical theater show to come, if I remember correctly. Any news on that front (have 2 family members particularly excited by this prospect)?
Aside from SiriusXM, I don't know of any out there-WKCR had one many years back. Is think there's an audience out there.

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9:28am Brian in UK:

What up in space. It is the polarisation of attitudes that is so worrying.

9:28am mauri:

blueberrymuffins chocolatemuffins ragamuffins I love muffins

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9:29am Brian in UK:

docjazz, check the recent missive from SM Ken.

9:30am Phillippe Bastille:

Howdy Doug and everyone

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9:30am Brian in UK:

mauri, ever had a butter bun?

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, Phillippe Bastille!

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

mauri the muffin man!

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9:32am Brian in UK:

Nine tracks in less than thirty minutes. No fat on these toons.

9:35am mauri:

Brian, yessss hence the saying warms up my heart like the melt butter on a bun.

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9:37am doctorjazz:

Thanks, BiUK, I hadn't had a chance to read it. Doug mentioned that Acid Jazz Hands was coming, but it wasn't clear (to me) from the name of the show that it was to cover musical theater. Looking forward to it (as a jazzhead, so much jazz is played over tunes penned for musical theater...or at least, used to be).

9:44am Listener "Full-Pint" Gregory:

Sorry I got in late today. I forget it was Friday!

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9:47am Brian in UK:

So, how far have we come musically in the last ninety years?

9:48am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings Doug and all. Go Maria go.

9:49am artesian ausmanx:

that question is just asking for trouble, brian!

9:49am Doug Schulkind:

Maria Tănase sounds like Colette Magny on one pack of cigarattes a day instead of three.

9:51am Ken From Hyde Park:

Hi, gang. I believe today is National CB Radio Day, isn't it, good buddy?

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

You are a giant sequoia in my mind, Listener Gregory!

Thanks for scramblin' over, Ramblin' Ray!

9:52am Funky16Corners:

I like this one. Kinda Halloweeny

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Who you callin' a hollow weenie, F16C?!

9:54am Listener "Full-Pint" Gregory:

Trying to guess how many strings a cimbalom has from this performance. My guess is around 75. No, don't google it and spoil my fun!

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

The music of a cymbalom sounds like someone having sex with an autoharp.

Said me, once.

9:57am The Bunnies:

Good morning, Doug. We are pleased to be able to listen to you live this morning instead of on the archive.

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Hello dear Bunnies. Imagine me scrunch-scrunching you behind the ears!

10:04am Dave in St Albans UK:

Hi Doug. Today's show is real treat! It's been awhile since I dipped into the magic on a Friday. Glad I did. Thanks.

10:05am The Bunnies:

Oh, ecstasy!

10:07am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! spaceheads! timeheads!

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

You get a scrunch-scrunch, too, holland oats!

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

So very happy to have you along for the ride, Dave in St. Albans, UK!

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

Not sure who the alto player is here. Vinko Globokar is a trombonist.

10:11am bigplanetnoise:

MorningMorningMorning!!!

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10:12am βrian:

I knew an alto once.

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

bigplanetnoise arrives and the sun climbs just a little higher in the sky! (Yes, I am implying a causal relationship.)

How are things on the Isthmus, βrian?

10:14am Uncle Michael:

Good morning.

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

It's my unclebrother from another unclemother!

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10:15am βrian:

The rain has finally paused here. Kinda chilly.

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

Cecil Taylor's are the deft hands you hear so marvelously plumbing the piano depths here. He is the composer, too.

10:19am Doug Schulkind:

It's about 30ºF cooler today than yesterday. I'm all for it. Ready for the next season.

10:20am Mark R:

Honest to God, I was just listening to this Gil Evans album yesterday.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Jimmy Lyons on alto. Archie Shepp on tenor. What a front line!

10:22am Gina Bacon:

Yes! The heatwave has broken in Nashville!

10:22am Mark R:

Yep--I'm not sure what Gil's involvement was on the Cecil Taylor tracks, to be honest--this was Cecil's working group at the time.

10:24am Listener "Full-Pint" Gregory:

@Mark, this was a weird album that was half Evans, half Taylor, and marketed as a Gil Evans album by Impulse!. Shameful marketing, IMHO.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Mark R (and God)
If anything, Gil provided arrangement suggestions. His greatest roll in this was given Cecil the platform.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

@Gina Bacon
Sounds like the beginning of a Cat Stevens song.

10:25am bigplanetnoise:

Boom!

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

bigplanetboom!

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10:31am dutchtheo:

*sniffles and sneezes* pour me me another one, Doc, btw these are raindrops in my eyes, depression Lorenzo is visiting

10:40am Gina Bacon:

Hahaha

10:40am Gina Bacon:

Thanks, Doug!!!

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

Gack, technical diffimaculties!

10:45am Marie:

Good morning, Doug and all, from NYC--digging the show. I love that GIF--it's like it really captures an intense tambourine experience. What a lovely word, tambourine

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Every tambourine experience ought to be intense, Marie! Hello!

10:47am Gina Bacon:

Ever so briefly!

10:47am Funky16Corners:

This is a wild cover!

10:48am Listener "Full-Pint" Gregory:

Back to the "Into the Hot" album: Scott Yanow, on Allmusic.com, claims that the "Gil Evans" tracks are actually written, arranged, and conducted by John Carisi. So, Evans's involvement in the album seems minimal. Typical record company shenanigans.

10:51am Jeff Golick:

Hi. I need a hug.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

Big sloppy wet hug to you, Jeff Golick!

10:55am Marie:

@ Douggie--you are so right! :>)

10:56am Funky16Corners:

Doug - Have you heard the first Group Therapy album?

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10:56am Brian in UK:

It's a happening scene.

10:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
I've been in group therapy. Does that count?

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

I wonder if Even was related to Cat.

11:01am Listener "Full-Pint" Gregory:

What vegetables were in their garden, I wonder?

11:01am Funky16Corners:

@Doug - Not unless it was with the members of Group Therapy.

11:01am bigplanetnoise:

Yeah, man!

11:03am Doug Schulkind:

It strains the imagination, Listener Gregory.

11:03am chresti:

Hello drums and some!

11:05am fleep:

After straining your imagination, separate the individual ideas into strips on a baking sheet and allow them to dry.

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

Yeah! It's chresti! Welcome!

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11:10am Brian in UK:

Is the lead singer of the Aardvarks called Ethel?

11:14am Gina Bacon:

Alright!!! Thank you, Doug!! XO

11:14am bigplanetnoise:

Thank you, Doug!

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

xoxo to use guys!

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11:18am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them):

howdy! lively sounds!

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11:19am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them):

i want the fleep cookbook

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

So glad you're here, Granny Spicy Tuna!

11:27am Uncle Michael:

Won't you join me for Hinky Dinky Time at the top of the hour? You won't understand the plot if you miss the beginning.

www.wfmu.org...

11:29am Listening Out There:

The plot = Crazed DJ from obscure station returns again and again, ranting constantly while playing unlistenable music...listeners cower in fear...

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11:29am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them):

i knew Uncle Michael was plotting something…

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11:31am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them):

damn! go! go! GO!

11:31am Dean:

@fleep: I'm reading a history of 18th century literary critical theories. You don't know how close your comment about separating individual ideas like physical objects comes to mainstream notions at the time. Or perhaps you do.

11:33am fleep:

Well, now I do.

11:34am Uncle Michael:

Pretty much, LOT.

11:34am Listening Out There:

[Shudder]

11:35am Phillippe Bastille:

Well hey there Granny, how ya be?

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

The previous track was called "Take the Guitar Out." For this song, they should have "put that damn guitar away."

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11:39am Brian in UK:

Doug, during the painting marathon this week one of the many musics played was your last premium. All male, so I guess this leaves an opening for the woman's point of view in future.

11:40am Dean:

"SHUT THAT BLOODY BOUZOUKI OFF!"

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

@L.O.T.
Sounds like my SOP.

11:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
I know! Right?!

11:42am chresti:

My strips of imagination are soaking in coffee

11:43am Listening Out There:

Doug, you and UM have a good deal in common. Authorities are already aware of this...

11:43am robert wedemeyer:

Good morning! Again, you guys all seem so awake. Oh, there we go. At least chresti and I are on the same page.

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

The poorer the DJ, the richer his grooves! Tune in to Uncle Michael's Hinky Dinky Time radio show and be enriched!

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11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Hey-O, robert wedemeyer!

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Listening Out There
As long as we get to share a cell. I'll take the top bunk even.

11:46am rw:

Hey Doug! Ha! I'm not even awake enough to use my usual abbreviation. Freaked me out a little you used my full name!

11:46am chresti:

robert, I'll wake up by 4PM, PST

11:47am chresti:

rw, I thought that sounded like you

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Sorry to freak you, rw! I can edit out the full name if you'd like.

11:47am rw:

chresti, it's been taking me until closer to 10:00pm these days. Then I'm suddenly exhausted again and ready for bed!

11:49am rw:

Doug, Thanks but it's cool. Just surprised me a little because I hadn't realized I'd used it!

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

Tomorrow on the WFMU mothership, Michael Shelley is going to present what is certain to be an memorable (if heartbreaking) Kim Shattuck tribute show. Muffs bandmate Ronnie Barnett will make a visit. Tune in to WFMU at 11am (ET) tomorrow.

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11:53am βrian:

Is it Margie with a hard g, like gif? Or is it a soft g like gin?

11:55am Dean:

Why is it a hard g in gimlet?

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Just be sure to spell it with Rose's lime juice, Dean.

11:56am Uncle Michael:

It gets easier with practice, Dean.

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

Soft g, hard-B βrian.

11:58am Uncle Michael:

Thanks, Doug! See ya'll!

11:58am Ramblin' Ray:

Bravo & Thanks Doug!

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11:59am dutchtheo:

Thanks Doug! Hey, Give the drummer some!

11:59am rw:

Thanks you DS!

12:00pm chresti:

Thanks Doug!

12:01pm Gina Bacon:

Thanks, Doug! Have a great day, everyone!

12:02pm Phillippe Bastille:

thanks Doug

12:03pm fleep:

Thanks, Doug!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

That was way more fun that should be allowed by the authorities. So of course, let's do it again!

THANKS FOR YOUR PLEDGE, rw. I just saw it. Will thank you again NEXT WEEK!

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)

Joie Lichter's Strand Symphonists	I'm All Broke Out with the Blues 0:07:23 Pop-up)	b/w Linger Awhile (Paramount 1924)
Wilson's T.O.B.A. Band (Willie Lewis, vocal)	Backyard Blues 0:10:01 Pop-up)	b/w Steady Roll (Paramount 1926)
Trixie Smith acc. by Her Down Home Syncopators	Ada Jane's Blues 0:12:30 Pop-up)	b/w Praying Blues (Paramount 1924)
Barrel House Welch	Dying Pickpocket Blues 0:15:35 Pop-up)	b/w Larceny Woman Blues (Paramount 1929)
Dixon's Jazz Maniacs	Crazy Quilt 0:18:22 Pop-up)	b/w My Man Just Won't Don't (Paramount 1927)
The Black Pirates (H. Greenwood, vocals)	My Old Girl's My New Girl Now 0:21:21 Pop-up)	b/w Roll Up the Carpets (Broadway 1928)
Henry Brown	Twenty First St. Stomp 0:23:58 Pop-up)	b/w Henry Brown Blues (Paramount 1929)
Blythe's Washboard Ragamuffins	Your Folks 0:26:42 Pop-up)	b/w Ape Man (Paramount 1926)
Frankie 'Half-Pint' Jaxon	Corrine 0:29:12 Pop-up)	b/w Willie the Weeper (Black Patti 1927)

Dave Tarras	In a Rumeynisher Shenk [In a Romanian Saloon] 0:38:58 Pop-up)	Dave Tarras: Master of Klezmer Music, Volume 1: 1929-1949 (Global Village 1929)
Unidentified	Braul / Sarba Din Brau / Village Folk Dance 0:42:15 Pop-up)	Folk Music of Rumania (Folkways 1951)
Petrika Marïn et Son Orchestre Roumain	La Valse Oubliée 0:43:46 Pop-up)	Tziganes: Paris-Berlin-Budapest 1910-1935 (Frémeaux & Associés )
Maria Tănase	Agurida [Sour Grapes] 0:46:56 Pop-up)	Recital Maria Tănase II (Electrecord 1965)
Toni Iordache	Cîntec Și Breaza De La Fîntînele 0:51:19 Pop-up)	A Virtuoso of the Cimbalom (Electrecord 1977)
Fanfare Ciocărlia	Ma Maren Ma 0:55:53 Pop-up)	Queens and Kings (Asphalt Tango 2007)

Plesni Orkestar	Polytonique 1:06:14 Pop-up)	Vinko Globokar: Hallo, Do You Hear Me (ZKP RTVS 1964)
Gil Evans	Mixed 1:11:55 Pop-up)	Into the Hot (Impluse! 1961)
Barbara Donald & Unity	Children of the Nile 1:22:06 Pop-up)	The Past and Tomorrows (Cadence 1982)

Salt	Long Way to Go 1:40:35 Pop-up)	b/w Old Comedy (Sandwich 1970)
The Grass Company	Once a Child 1:43:27 Pop-up)	b/w Once a Days (Sound 1968)
Zig Zag Paper Company	I Feel Free 1:46:16 Pop-up)	b/w The Greatest Show on Earth (Bell 1968)
The Bag	Red, Purple and Blue 1:52:04 Pop-up)	b/w I Want You By My Side (Decca 1969)
Daylight	Yes 1:52:24 Pop-up)	Daylight (RCA Victor 1971)
Group Therapy	Remember What You Said 1:54:53 Pop-up)	b/w River Deep Mountain High (Philips 1969)
The Vegetable Garden	Even Stevens 1:57:40 Pop-up)	b/w Hypnotic Suggestion (Clarion 1966)
Afterglow	Susie's Gone 2:00:49 Pop-up)	Afterglow (MTA 1968)
Titus & Ross	Jean-Claude What's-His-Name 2:03:04 Pop-up)	Titus & Ross
The Aardvarks	Subconscious Train of Thought 2:07:00 Pop-up)	b/w Unicorn Man (Arch 1968)

Hit-Home Brothers Band of Owerri	Anyi Lema N'uwa Ogadi Nma 2:13:43 Pop-up)
Les Wanyika	Nimaru 2:22:17 Pop-up)	Nimaru (Polydor 1989)
Kapingbdi	Take the Guitar Out 2:28:08 Pop-up)	Hey Brother (Trikont 1980)

George Pepp	For You 2:36:56 Pop-up)	b/w He Created Woman (Masque 1966)
J.B. Troy	I'm Really Thankful 2:39:20 Pop-up)	b/w Live On (Musicor 1966)
Clyde Shelby	Phoney Lover 2:42:05 Pop-up)	b/w How Could You Ever Lose (Bobbin 1962)
Johnny Newbag	The Poorer the Man (The Richer His Love) 2:44:01 Pop-up)	b/w Got to Get You Back (Atlantic 1966)
Billy Hambric	Talk to Me Baby 2:47:10 Pop-up)	b/w Human (Fury 1965)
Jerry Woodard	Something I Never Had 2:48:54 Pop-up)	b/w Sweet Sweet Woman (Chant 1970)
Margie Alexander	Can I Be Your Main Thing 2:51:31 Pop-up)	b/w It Can't Last Forever (Atlantic 1971)
Beverly Crosby	That Didn't Stop Me (From Lovin' You) 2:54:33 Pop-up)	b/w Have We Become Prisoners (Of Our Own Selfishness) (M.P.R. 1974)

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