WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from February 12, 2021

Listener comments!
	8:35am Listener Gregory: I'm waiting for the plumber—and the drummer. I wonder which will come first?
	8:46am Doug Schulkind: Being the Drummer is the plummer assignment, in my estimation.
	🥁 9:01am duke: Give the Plumber Some
	🥁 9:01am Brian in UK: Hey Doug 'n plumber waiter in chief.
	🥁 9:01am StringOFperils: Pb the way!
	9:02am Andrew in Toronto: Howdy there Doug and all other listeners!
	9:02am Jeff Moore: Hey, Streamdad.
	9:02am robert hendry: good morning from frozen western massachusetts
	🥁 9:02am βrian: So damn cold that the apples in the root cellar have frozen.
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: All we can do is give, duke! Good morning/afternoon/evening, Brian in UK! StringOFperils! Andrew in Toronto! JEFF MOORE!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Beam the radio waves down to the root cellar, pronto, βrian!
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Good morning!
	9:04am alanr: Good morning from a very cold Brooklyn (-3C/25F). Doug will serve us our musical hot chocolate....... CHICK!!!!
	9:04am Listener Gregory: The plumber just beat the drummer! All hail the pipes!
	9:06am Jeff Moore: Hey, it's Uncle Michael! Just lounging around!
	9:06am Webhamster Henry: Give Roy Smeck some!
	9:06am Uncle Michael: I'm heading out shortly but hope to be back for my show. Wait...what?!
	9:07am Uncle Michael: For JEFF'S SHOW: wfmu.org...
	9:07am Jeff Moore: It won't be up to urine standards, of course.
	9:08am Gina Bacon: Happy Friday, Doug and Drummerstreamers!
	9:08am Uncle Michael: pshaw
	9:09am Jeff Moore: Front-announcing!
	9:09am KWilde: Good Morning Fellow Drummers!
	9:09am TDK60: Good morning.
	🥁 9:09am Brian in UK: Charles Darwin born just up the road from here in Shrewsbury. Some loose connection, his ship was called the Beagle & ours has been poorly today. Suffice to say it was messy.
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! alanr! Listener Gregory! Listener Gregory's plumber! Webhamster Henry! Vacationing Uncle Michael!
	9:10am adamdoesit: Good morning from the land of deferred paperwork, Doug and drummers. Pretty sure some of it's as old and still-relevant as this recording.
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Easy does it, adamdoesit!
	🥁 9:11am Artie: Knickers on front-ways and ready to go!
	9:11am Doug Schulkind: Don't forget your cummerbund, Artie!
	🥁 9:13am dutchtheo: howdyy, Doug and drummers! Early Uncle and brother Michael, wonder if the will be some of ululate!?
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: Composed by Xisto Bahia, this song by Baiano is said to be the first ever Brazilian recording.
	9:15am Doug Schulkind: Whoop whoop! It's dutchtheo!
	🥁 9:15am Artie: I thought those spats were looking a little loose!
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: Loose spats are the worst!
	🥁 9:18am βrian: Goose brats are the wurst.
	🥁 9:18am bobdc: Is that Zeppo Marx in the animated GIF (or as the kids today say, "GIF")?
	9:19am Listener Gregory: @βrian, you're spoiling my breakfast!
	🥁 9:19am StringOFperils: Having survived long enough to reproduce even now, these sides are the fittest of the fit. Natural selections. There ya go, Darwin. You're the original Chuck D.
	9:19am TDK60: Was just going to ask the same, bobdc, Zeppo?
	🥁 9:20am βrian: Looks like Roy Smeck to me,
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc A lovely conjecture. I see what you're seeing. But that is Roy Smeck shown in the animated image. (Choosey mothers chose GIF.)
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, TDK60!
	9:22am TDK60: βrian, a quick online search shows you're probably right.
	9:22am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, bratty geese!
	9:22am Gina Bacon: I thought he was typing, for a second. Then I remembered where I was!
	9:23am Webhamster Henry: Getting into Secret Museum land here. BTW, Drummersomers, there's a new release in the Secret Museum series (I think more coming too) : jalopyrecords.bandcamp.com...
	9:24am Doug Schulkind: Where you in Taiping, Gina Bacon? Also, HELLO!
	9:24am TDK60: Good morning again, Doug.
	9:24am Listener Gregory: Tap dancing records are the triumph of hope over expectation.
	9:25am bigplanetnoise: Good morning! Point me to the coffee shop and we’ll get going...
	9:25am Gina Bacon: HELLO, Doug!
	🥁 9:26am StringOFperils: Writing about tap dancing records might be absurdity stalking indifference.
	🥁 9:26am bobdc: One order of business I wanted to bring up in class: while others are remembering Chick Corea's work with Miles, Return to Forever, etc., this morning I found that a YouTube search on Corea Braxton Holland Altschul finds lots of live performances from this supergroup of out jazz.
	🥁 9:26am βrian: @ bigplanetnoise: There's medium-roast Colombian on the stove.
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: @bigplanetnoise I am sending you the coffee via interstate pneumatic tube. Listen for the whooosh.
	9:27am TDK60: Too early for me to get tap dance philosophy.
	9:28am Listener Gregory: @bobdc, Chick Corea's oeuvre contains something for every person to love and something for every person to hate. Yet, you can't accuse him of dilettantism in any kind of music he decided to play.
	9:29am Gina Bacon: bigplanetnoise! Right here! ——>
	9:30am bigplanetnoise: Thank you, GFB!
	🥁 9:30am StringOFperils: Chick Corea_Piano Improvisations vols. 1 & 2 on ECM back in the 70s. Mic drop...
	9:31am Uncle Michael: "This is Bruno Mars, recording for the Columbia phonograph record company with an original composition: 'Uptown Funk'"
	9:31am Gina Bacon: You’re very welcome, BPN!
	9:33am Gina Bacon: My Italian grandmother would sign off on the answering machine as if she was writing a letter....she’d say “Nonni” when she was done, and leave it at that.
	9:33am merv: That Pete La Roca album with Chick and John Gilmore tho, whew!
	🥁 9:33am Brian in UK: I still write Dear... if I do not know the recipient very well.
	9:34am Uncle Michael: I begin windshield wiper notes with "To the esteemed asshole..."
	9:35am Doug Schulkind: @merv Oh man are you ever right about that. On Twitter last night I shared a link to "Dancing Girls" from that LP. Chick's playing is breathtaking.
	9:35am Listener Gregory: Doug, I have a friend who reads my texts out loud to his wife, along with all the punctuation, because she has never heard such things in a text.
	🥁 9:36am doctorjazz: Hi Drummers!
	9:36am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory I think I could find a nice slot on the Drummer Stream for that kind of presentation.
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Victor Borge-style, Gregory?
	9:36am Doug Schulkind: Very pleased to see you, doctorjazz!
	9:37am holland oats: drumma! peoples! sonic smecks!
	9:37am Mark Hurst: Hi Doug, hi all
	9:37am Uncle Michael: OK, I'm taking my schtick on the road. See you all later.
	9:37am TDK60: Hear the bass drum on the '2' beat in that Alton E.? Didn't last long in reggae. It soon became '1' usually. Am I right, any actual drummers?
	9:38am Listener Gregory: @StringO'P, Last summer I finally bought "Now He Sings, Now He Sobs" (1968), and it is an album that could have been released in 2020 without anyone thinking it was out of date.
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: Brother Mark Hurst!
	9:40am Doug Schulkind: Junior Reid was sitting in the backseat when 21-year-old Hugh Mundell, aka "The Blessed Youth," was gunned down in his car (with his wife in the passenger's seat).
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: Try to name a sweeter voice than that of Pat Kelly. Go ahead. I'm waiting. FUHGEDDABOUTIT! IMPOSSIBLE!
	9:43am holland oats: horace andy
	🥁 9:44am dutchtheo: Oooh, this reggae set is just what i needed! I'm fed up with this winter
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: @holland oats Pat Kelly makes Horace Andy sound like broken glass, saw blades and sandpaper.
	9:44am TDK60: Junior Murvin?
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: No disrespect to Horace Andy.
	9:46am holland oats: horace sandy
	9:46am TDK60: (@ 9:37, I might have had my beat numbers mixed up but I think it was a bass drum beat that later got switched.)
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: Shhhh! TDK60 is in deep study.
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: Earth & Stone comprised Albert Bailey and Clifton Howell. Which was which?
	9:52am Listening Out There: Morning, all....
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, Listening Out There!
	9:53am david w: Hello, Doug and all!
	9:53am TDK60: I don't know how to count riddims. But I can feel the difference. Notice on this Earth & Stone the bass drum is full ahead marching on every beat. And the rhythm guitar is on '2.' I think!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Dear david w! Glad you are near, david w!
	🥁 9:56am StringOFperils: I gets shifted to the third beat in 4/4 quite a bit. Very skanking.
	🥁 9:57am StringOFperils: *It I gets shifted less easily.
	9:57am Listener Gregory: My beat is being shifted all around. I just hope the house beams can stand the strain.
	9:57am Doug Schulkind: Beam him up, Scotty.
	9:58am TDK60: Yes SOP that must be it, like on this Moja Nyah; the bass drum sounds like it's on '3.'
	🥁 9:58am Brian in UK: Were the Interns paid for their performance?
	9:59am ruth: Hey Doug!
	10:01am BillD: Amazing reggae set!
	10:02am listener Rey: Hiya Doug and all the DrummaSome community.
	10:05am Listener Gregory: In 1965 the music committee of the Pulitzer recommended that Duke Ellington be awarded a special prize. This was turned down by the Pulitzer Prize Advisory Board. Ellington famously commented, "Fate is being good to me. It does not wish me to become famous too young." (He was 66 at the time.)
	10:07am Doug Schulkind: Hey hey, ruth!!! Greetings, BillD! Whaddya say, listener Rey!
	10:09am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory And in 1965 the Pulitzer committee awarded the Prize to.... NO ONE! They chose no one over Duke Ellington. Unbelievable. (They did toss Mr. Ellington a nifty citation, however.)
	10:10am Listener Gregory: Ellington won a citation after he was dead. Good grief!
	10:11am WR: from Wikipedia: "Duke Ellington was noted for his inventive use of the orchestra, or big band, and for his eloquence and charisma. His reputation continued to rise after he died, and he was awarded a posthumous Pulitzer Prize Special Award for music in 1999." i was told that Duke Ellington was initially up for a Pulitzer in the late 60s or early 70s (my forgetfulness) but a clique of jazz pundits vigorously opposed it saying he was merely a band leader riding on others creativity. I was was told this proudly by one of the pundits.
	10:11am listener Rey: bobdc, Listener Gregory @9:26b: You are right about that. I was just relistening to the studio recordings of Chick with Braxton. I then played Chick's Lyric Suite with Gary Burton and String Sextet to mellow out a little from the intenseness.
	10:12am Doug Schulkind: I found this interview with George Walker, conducted via email by Ethan Iverson, to be enormously illuminating into Walker's method. Much of it is over my head, musically, but still very deep. Read this: ethaniverson.com...
	10:12am TDK60: Never heard of G. Walker till now!
	10:13am WR: ok, y'all got the year. i had forgotten it or didn't know it but know i encountered the punditry in the late 70s.
	10:15am Doug Schulkind: Hellooooo, WR!
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: Father and son here.
	🥁 10:22am StringOFperils: I can't imagine having this kind of relationship with my father, but I hope for them that it is (was?) as rich as it sounds. Compelling recordings.
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: June 17, 1997 was proclaimed "George Walker Day," in our nation's capital. Washington, DC, was Walker's birthplace.
	10:26am WR: Not yo raje anything away from Mr. Walker, but Scott Joplin got the special citation award in 1976. en.wikipedia.org...
	10:27am WR: Not to take....
	10:30am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for recognizing the greatness of Mr, Hemphill.
	🥁 10:33am StringOFperils: That BOX SET. Woooo
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: @Andrew in Toronto Oh wow, such greatness. The newly released collection is a massive addition to recorded humanity. The liner notes by Hemphill's longtime collaborator Marty Ehrlich is a fine work in itself.
	10:39am Listener Gregory: I have ordered the box set, and I am running out to the mailbox every day to see if it has arrived. Then I realize... I don't have a mailbox!
	10:42am Doug Schulkind: You ordered the box set? May it would have come if you had just asked nicely.
	10:44am Lewis: @Doug - oy... Your kids must be so proud!
	10:45am chresti: Morning Doug and drummers!
	10:45am Hugo: Somehow I guessed this cello set would feature Ernst Rijseger.
	10:47am Doug Schulkind: Hugo! You know my love for Ernst is wide and deep. And for thee! Good morning, Lewis! and chresti!
	10:48am Doug Schulkind: I had my headphones on and heard birds, including maybe a cuckoo?! at the end of that Reijseger number. Wow.
	10:49am Jeff Golick: Cello, I love you.
	10:50am Doug Schulkind: Precisely, Jeff Golick.
	10:50am Listener Gregory: Cello, Jeff!
	10:53am Jeff Golick: I bow to you, @Listener Gregory.
	10:54am Listener Gregory: I pizzicato in your general direction! Oops! Sorry about that.
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: Sunny Murray on drums here with David Eyges.
	10:55am Doug Schulkind: Diedre Murray, no relation to Sunny, on cello here with the Sunrise Orchestra.
	10:58am Jeff Golick: All my favorite cellists wrapped up in one set! OMG.
	10:59am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Would you like that "to go," or will you be having it here?
	🥁 10:59am doctorjazz: Just got that newly released Hemphill box, no timeto check it out yet but looking forward to it! NY Times write up: www.nytimes.com...
	11:00am Jeff Golick: Both, please, @Doug.
	11:01am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz It is devastatingly impressive.
	11:01am Andrew Waterloo: What a great performance by Tomeka Reid.
	11:02am Listener Gregory: Reid is really great. It is wonderful to see a cellist at the center of that downtown scene, as she is involved in dozens of groups and projects.
	11:03am Hugo: I saw Okkyung Lee here in town last year, before covid hit. Very special and well worth watching and listening to.
	11:04am Jeff Golick: That "Albert Ayler (HLWTS)" is a Leroy Jenkins tune, btw.
	11:06am Listener Gregory: Now Doug has me hearing in Bob & Ray's voices, "And how long is the Comodo Varan?"
	11:06am Stork: Hi-Low, all! That Reid/hawkins collab is indeed great!
	11:06am Jeff Golick: @Hugo: agree re Lee!
	11:07am Lewis: Did Ayler play on NYC subway at times? I encountered a sax player on the 1 train a couple of times that I like to believe was him...
	11:09am Mike East: Good morning, Doug and drummers. Dug the Celli set.
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: @Hugo I need to do more of that. @Stork Hello, sweet man o' Münster! @Jeff Golick Shite, I was going to mention that. @Lewis He did in my dreams. Was that you?!?! So glad you're here, Mike East!
	11:15am TDK60: Congolese tunes usually seem to lighten my mood, which has been a bit heavy of late.
	11:16am Stanley: Hi Doug. I'm here for the African stuff.
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: Simaro Massiya Lutumba was a member of Franco's band, T.P.O.K. Jazz, but Franco fired him because he was threatened by Simaro's talent as a composer. Simaro was beloved by everyone and was known simply as "The Poet."
	11:17am Doug Schulkind: @Stanley And they are here for you, Sir.
	11:23am ruth: Don't despite my habit as a lifelong lurker I gotta say this a truly fab show Doug! Really enjoying
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: Yay, ruth! Lifelong lurkers unite!
	11:26am Doug Schulkind: I remember seeing Sam Mangwana at the Ritz in NYC in around '83 or '84. Maybe my first live Afro-pop show. Let's just say I danced like the young man I then was.
	🥁 11:26am sinner: Look no further / For another lurker. (Thank you)
	11:27am Hugo: Re. Doug's remarks to the last set: One of Okkyung Lee's solo albums, Ghil, was recorded at variuos spots around Oslo and surrounding areas. All outdoors, accompanied by the ambient sounds of the city. A genuine field recording? pitchfork.com...
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: @Hugo Thanks for that. I will dive in. I must dive in. @sinner Glad your road crossed mine, my brother!
	11:29am Stanley: You're so lucky, Doug. Sam Mangwana has a beautiful voice and a softer approach to soukous. Magnificent.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: It was an unforgettable night, Stanley. I was relatively new to New York, and I remember thinking THIS IS LIFE IN NEW YORK! and I was so happy.
	11:30am ruth: This era of Afro is still my fave for dancing and excercise -Not too fast I love how they make it seem like they could play it in their sleep. Ultimate cool.
	🥁 11:31am βrian: Got lilt?
	11:34am Jeff Golick: I like this bed.
	11:38am Doug Schulkind: @ruth Such masters they were (are). The sound of the Congo just before soukous took off with its crazy intertwining guitar magic. @Jeff Golick I am more than a little chagrined with that particular music bed. The track is by Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar, but I edited out Mr. Drake. (Please don't tell him.)
	11:40am Jeff Golick: I know, @Doug. I think that's why I like it as a bed?
	11:40am Jeff Golick: YOU are the talking steel.
	11:41am Stork: Loving the Chet.
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick You should Google "Pete Drake" and "Talking Steel Guitar." It involves a rubber hose he blows into. No really.
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: The backing music behind Chet Davenport could just as easily be accompanying a sermon.
	🥁 11:43am βrian: "You mean, like, two dollar bills!"
	🥁 11:44am βrian: ["to me."]
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: Here is some footage of Pete Drake and his talking steel guitar in action: wfmu.org...
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: I think the Kellys (Pat and Paul) win the show today. Oh my god, such voices!
	11:48am Mr C: Great record this one right here! Eddie Hinton song?
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: Eddie Hinton and Martin Greene, yessir, Mr C!
	11:49am Stanley: Satisfaction? Guaranteed? Sign me up.
	🥁 11:49am doctorjazz: Loving the soul set (unusually able to sit and listen), thanks, Doug!
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Glad to have you for extra, doctorjazz!
	11:52am Andrew in Toronto: You always kill it with your soul sets!
	🥁 11:53am dutchtheo: Thanks Doug! What Judy White and Stanley said: Satisfaction Guaranteed!
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: @Andrew in Toronto Massive soul heartbreakers don't kill people, People do.
	🥁 11:54am Brian in UK: Doug, is that Marlin Greene?
	11:54am vanhooserd: Hey, Doug. I'm checking out your show & I like it.
	11:54am TDK60: Thanks Doug. See yinz.
	11:55am Andrew in Toronto: You know it.
	🥁 11:55am Brian in UK: Thanks, Prof. Schulkind.
	11:55am Doug Schulkind: I invite and entice and encourage and urge and essentially COMMAND you to keep listening to the Drummer Stream and take in the fabulousness of Jeff Moore and PHILE, up next filling in for Hinky Dinky Time. PLAYLIST IS OVER HERE: wfmu.org...
	11:56am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another great show.
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Doug!
	11:56am Doug Schulkind: @TDK60 Here, have a pierogi to go. Thank you, Andrew in Toronto! chresti! Brian in UK! And everyone!!!
	11:57am Stanley: Thanks again, Doug. Take care and keep warm
	🥁 11:57am bobdc: Another great one Doug!
	11:57am Listener Gregory: If this is your sole set, at least it is a good one. Thanks for a great show, Doug.
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, LG! bobdc! Stanleuy! And everyone else! Love you all!
	🥁 12:04pm Artie: Thanks, Doug!
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: My pleasure, Artie!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from February 12, 2021

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February 12, 2021: Garden of ear delights

This radio show denounces explicit and implicit racism.
It condemns the culture of White supremacy, which enables the brutalization of Black people and other communities of color.
It supports Black Lives Matter and the movement it stands for.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Folkways	1976	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: ECD	In Tempo "In Tempo" by "ECD"	Major Force: The Original Art-Form	Mo' Wax	1990	0:04:13 (Pop-up)
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Oriole Quartette	Brother Michael, Won't You Hand Down That Rope	Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry - 1891-1922	Archeophone	1895	0:07:24 (Pop-up)
Baiano	Isto é Bom "Isto é Bom" by "Baiano"		Casa Edison	1902	0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Vess L. Ossman	Ragtime Medley "Ragtime Medley" by "Vess L. Ossman"		Columbia	1896	0:13:23 (Pop-up)
Josef Bauer	Umgebrungen "Umgebrungen" by "Josef Bauer"	Populäre Jüdische Künstler: Wien 1903-1936	Trikont	1903	0:15:39 (Pop-up)
Kececi Oglu Mehemmed	Humayun "Humayun" by "Kececi Oglu Mehemmed"	Historical Recordings from Azerbaijan, Part III	Melodia	1906	0:17:18 (Pop-up)
Columbia Orchestra	Peaceful Henry	b/w Slow Drag	Columbia	1903	0:20:32 (Pop-up)
Maximino Rosales Rafael & Herrera Robinson	San Lunes		Columbia	1907	0:23:23 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Matthew Young	Carmina Burana "Carmina Burana" by "Matthew Young"	Traveler's Advisory	Yoga	1986	0:26:12 (Pop-up)
Alton Ellis	Too Late to Turn Back	b/w Augustus Pablo: Too Late (version)	Giant	1972	0:32:21 (Pop-up)
The Freedom Singers	Black Is Black	b/w Roy Richards: Voodoo Man	Fab	1972	0:35:36 (Pop-up)
Hugh Mundell	Time Has Come "Time Has Come" by "Hugh Mundell"	Time and Place	Mun-Rock	1980	0:37:37 (Pop-up)
Pat Kelly	Summer Time "Summer Time" by "Pat Kelly"	b/w Version	Sunshot	1978	0:41:14 (Pop-up)
The Interns	Nothing Is Impossible	b/w The Hardy Boys: Black Out	Techniques	1974	0:44:13 (Pop-up)
Earth & Stone	No Time to Loose "No Time to Loose" by "Earth & Stone"	b/w The Revolutionaries: No Dub to Loose	High Note	1976	0:47:54 (Pop-up)
Moja Nyah	Freedom for Trots "Freedom for Trots" by "Moja Nyah"	b/w Jah Guide	Jumbo Caribbean Disco	1978	0:52:55 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Lee Scratch Perry & the Upsetters	Black Panta	Upsetters 14 Dub Blackboard Jungle	Upsetter	1973	0:58:12 (Pop-up)
George Walker	Piano Sonata No. 2: I. Adagio Non Troppo	The Music of George Walker	CRI	1996	1:05:18 (Pop-up)
George Walker	Piano Sonata No. 2: II. Presto	The Music of George Walker	CRI	1996	1:08:49 (Pop-up)
George Walker	Piano Sonata No. 2: III. Adagio	The Music of George Walker	CRI	1996	1:15:14 (Pop-up)
George Walker	Piano Sonata No. 2: IV. Allegretto Tranquillo	The Music of George Walker	CRI	1996	1:15:19 (Pop-up)
George Walker & Gregory Walker	Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano	The Music of George Walker	CRI	1996	1:15:39 (Pop-up)
George Walker	Prelude "Prelude" by "George Walker"	The Music of George Walker	CRI	1996	1:24:41 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Mocean Worker	Counts, Dukes & Strays	Mixed Emotional Features	Palm Pictures	1999	1:26:38 (Pop-up)
Julius Hemphill & Abdul Wadud	Rhapsody	The Boyé Multi-National Crusade for Harmony	New World		1:30:20 (Pop-up)
Ernst Reijseger	Comodo Varan "Comodo Varan" by "Ernst Reijseger"	Tell Me Everything	Winter & Winter	2013	1:40:57 (Pop-up)
David Eyges Trio	Tree-Life "Tree-Life" by "David Eyges Trio"	Crossroads	Quixotic	1981	1:46:48 (Pop-up)
Hannibal Marvin Peterson & the Sunrise Orchestra	The Rabbit	Hannibal	MPS	1975	1:53:40 (Pop-up)
Alexander Hawkins & Tomeka Reid	Albert Ayler (His Life Was Too Short)	Shards and Constellations	Intakt	2019	1:56:14 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Dorothy Ashby	Lonely Melody "Lonely Melody" by "Dorothy Ashby"	Dorothy Ashby	Argo	1962	2:01:14 (Pop-up)
Rochereau & l'African Fiesta National	Amour Fou	b/w Mwena & African Fiesta National: Lumumba Liberateur	Flash	1967	2:06:14 (Pop-up)
Simaro et T.P.O.K. Jazz [Simaro Massiya Lutumba]	Décision	The Very Best of Simaro	Ngoyarto		2:10:14 (Pop-up)
Empire Bakuba	Tobokolo Muana "Tobokolo Muana" by "Empire Bakuba"	Sango ya Mawa (Pépé Akundji)	Ngoyarto	1976	2:16:15 (Pop-up)
Sam Mangwana et l'African All Stars International	Est Ce Que ça Tourne?	Volume 1	Albarika Store	1979	2:23:17 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar	Forever	Forever	Smash	1964	2:30:49 (Pop-up)
Ray Gant & Arabian Knights	Don't Leave Me Baby	b/w I Need a True Love	Jay-Walking	1971	2:34:48 (Pop-up)
Chet Davenport	What Would I Do "What Would I Do" by "Chet Davenport"	b/w War in the Ghetto	Toe-Holt		2:38:20 (Pop-up)
Paul Kelly	The Day After Forever "The Day After Forever" by "Paul Kelly"	b/w Stealing in the Name of the Lord	Happy Tiger	1970	2:43:12 (Pop-up)
Judy White	Satisfaction Guaranteed	b/w I'll Cry	Buddah	1968	2:46:20 (Pop-up)
Marjorie Ingram	Take a Look at Another Fool	Lost Soul Gems: From Sounds of Memphis	Kent (previously unissued)		2:49:40 (Pop-up)
Timmy Willis	Easy as Saying 1-2-3	b/w I'm a Man	Jubilee	1970	2:53:21 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: John Lee Hooker	Stand By "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker"	I Feel Good	Jewel	1971	2:56:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:35am Listener Gregory: I'm waiting for the plumber—and the drummer. I wonder which will come first?
	8:46am Doug Schulkind: Being the Drummer is the plummer assignment, in my estimation.
	🥁 9:01am duke: Give the Plumber Some
	🥁 9:01am Brian in UK: Hey Doug 'n plumber waiter in chief.
	🥁 9:01am StringOFperils: Pb the way!
	9:02am Andrew in Toronto: Howdy there Doug and all other listeners!
	9:02am Jeff Moore: Hey, Streamdad.
	9:02am robert hendry: good morning from frozen western massachusetts
	🥁 9:02am βrian: So damn cold that the apples in the root cellar have frozen.
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: All we can do is give, duke! Good morning/afternoon/evening, Brian in UK! StringOFperils! Andrew in Toronto! JEFF MOORE!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Beam the radio waves down to the root cellar, pronto, βrian!
	9:04am Uncle Michael: Good morning!
	9:04am alanr: Good morning from a very cold Brooklyn (-3C/25F). Doug will serve us our musical hot chocolate....... CHICK!!!!
	9:04am Listener Gregory: The plumber just beat the drummer! All hail the pipes!
	9:06am Jeff Moore: Hey, it's Uncle Michael! Just lounging around!
	9:06am Webhamster Henry: Give Roy Smeck some!
	9:06am Uncle Michael: I'm heading out shortly but hope to be back for my show. Wait...what?!
	9:07am Uncle Michael: For JEFF'S SHOW: wfmu.org...
	9:07am Jeff Moore: It won't be up to urine standards, of course.
	9:08am Gina Bacon: Happy Friday, Doug and Drummerstreamers!
	9:08am Uncle Michael: pshaw
	9:09am Jeff Moore: Front-announcing!
	9:09am KWilde: Good Morning Fellow Drummers!
	9:09am TDK60: Good morning.
	🥁 9:09am Brian in UK: Charles Darwin born just up the road from here in Shrewsbury. Some loose connection, his ship was called the Beagle & ours has been poorly today. Suffice to say it was messy.
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! alanr! Listener Gregory! Listener Gregory's plumber! Webhamster Henry! Vacationing Uncle Michael!
	9:10am adamdoesit: Good morning from the land of deferred paperwork, Doug and drummers. Pretty sure some of it's as old and still-relevant as this recording.
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Easy does it, adamdoesit!
	🥁 9:11am Artie: Knickers on front-ways and ready to go!
	9:11am Doug Schulkind: Don't forget your cummerbund, Artie!
	🥁 9:13am dutchtheo: howdyy, Doug and drummers! Early Uncle and brother Michael, wonder if the will be some of ululate!?
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: Composed by Xisto Bahia, this song by Baiano is said to be the first ever Brazilian recording.
	9:15am Doug Schulkind: Whoop whoop! It's dutchtheo!
	🥁 9:15am Artie: I thought those spats were looking a little loose!
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: Loose spats are the worst!
	🥁 9:18am βrian: Goose brats are the wurst.
	🥁 9:18am bobdc: Is that Zeppo Marx in the animated GIF (or as the kids today say, "GIF")?
	9:19am Listener Gregory: @βrian, you're spoiling my breakfast!
	🥁 9:19am StringOFperils: Having survived long enough to reproduce even now, these sides are the fittest of the fit. Natural selections. There ya go, Darwin. You're the original Chuck D.
	9:19am TDK60: Was just going to ask the same, bobdc, Zeppo?
	🥁 9:20am βrian: Looks like Roy Smeck to me,
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc A lovely conjecture. I see what you're seeing. But that is Roy Smeck shown in the animated image. (Choosey mothers chose GIF.)
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, TDK60!
	9:22am TDK60: βrian, a quick online search shows you're probably right.
	9:22am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, bratty geese!
	9:22am Gina Bacon: I thought he was typing, for a second. Then I remembered where I was!
	9:23am Webhamster Henry: Getting into Secret Museum land here. BTW, Drummersomers, there's a new release in the Secret Museum series (I think more coming too) : jalopyrecords.bandcamp.com...
	9:24am Doug Schulkind: Where you in Taiping, Gina Bacon? Also, HELLO!
	9:24am TDK60: Good morning again, Doug.
	9:24am Listener Gregory: Tap dancing records are the triumph of hope over expectation.
	9:25am bigplanetnoise: Good morning! Point me to the coffee shop and we’ll get going...
	9:25am Gina Bacon: HELLO, Doug!
	🥁 9:26am StringOFperils: Writing about tap dancing records might be absurdity stalking indifference.
	🥁 9:26am bobdc: One order of business I wanted to bring up in class: while others are remembering Chick Corea's work with Miles, Return to Forever, etc., this morning I found that a YouTube search on Corea Braxton Holland Altschul finds lots of live performances from this supergroup of out jazz.
	🥁 9:26am βrian: @ bigplanetnoise: There's medium-roast Colombian on the stove.
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: @bigplanetnoise I am sending you the coffee via interstate pneumatic tube. Listen for the whooosh.
	9:27am TDK60: Too early for me to get tap dance philosophy.
	9:28am Listener Gregory: @bobdc, Chick Corea's oeuvre contains something for every person to love and something for every person to hate. Yet, you can't accuse him of dilettantism in any kind of music he decided to play.
	9:29am Gina Bacon: bigplanetnoise! Right here! ——>
	9:30am bigplanetnoise: Thank you, GFB!
	🥁 9:30am StringOFperils: Chick Corea_Piano Improvisations vols. 1 & 2 on ECM back in the 70s. Mic drop...
	9:31am Uncle Michael: "This is Bruno Mars, recording for the Columbia phonograph record company with an original composition: 'Uptown Funk'"
	9:31am Gina Bacon: You’re very welcome, BPN!
	9:33am Gina Bacon: My Italian grandmother would sign off on the answering machine as if she was writing a letter....she’d say “Nonni” when she was done, and leave it at that.
	9:33am merv: That Pete La Roca album with Chick and John Gilmore tho, whew!
	🥁 9:33am Brian in UK: I still write Dear... if I do not know the recipient very well.
	9:34am Uncle Michael: I begin windshield wiper notes with "To the esteemed asshole..."
	9:35am Doug Schulkind: @merv Oh man are you ever right about that. On Twitter last night I shared a link to "Dancing Girls" from that LP. Chick's playing is breathtaking.
	9:35am Listener Gregory: Doug, I have a friend who reads my texts out loud to his wife, along with all the punctuation, because she has never heard such things in a text.
	🥁 9:36am doctorjazz: Hi Drummers!
	9:36am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory I think I could find a nice slot on the Drummer Stream for that kind of presentation.
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Victor Borge-style, Gregory?
	9:36am Doug Schulkind: Very pleased to see you, doctorjazz!
	9:37am holland oats: drumma! peoples! sonic smecks!
	9:37am Mark Hurst: Hi Doug, hi all
	9:37am Uncle Michael: OK, I'm taking my schtick on the road. See you all later.
	9:37am TDK60: Hear the bass drum on the '2' beat in that Alton E.? Didn't last long in reggae. It soon became '1' usually. Am I right, any actual drummers?
	9:38am Listener Gregory: @StringO'P, Last summer I finally bought "Now He Sings, Now He Sobs" (1968), and it is an album that could have been released in 2020 without anyone thinking it was out of date.
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: Brother Mark Hurst!
	9:40am Doug Schulkind: Junior Reid was sitting in the backseat when 21-year-old Hugh Mundell, aka "The Blessed Youth," was gunned down in his car (with his wife in the passenger's seat).
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: Try to name a sweeter voice than that of Pat Kelly. Go ahead. I'm waiting. FUHGEDDABOUTIT! IMPOSSIBLE!
	9:43am holland oats: horace andy
	🥁 9:44am dutchtheo: Oooh, this reggae set is just what i needed! I'm fed up with this winter
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: @holland oats Pat Kelly makes Horace Andy sound like broken glass, saw blades and sandpaper.
	9:44am TDK60: Junior Murvin?
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: No disrespect to Horace Andy.
	9:46am holland oats: horace sandy
	9:46am TDK60: (@ 9:37, I might have had my beat numbers mixed up but I think it was a bass drum beat that later got switched.)
	9:48am Doug Schulkind: Shhhh! TDK60 is in deep study.
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: Earth & Stone comprised Albert Bailey and Clifton Howell. Which was which?
	9:52am Listening Out There: Morning, all....
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, Listening Out There!
	9:53am david w: Hello, Doug and all!
	9:53am TDK60: I don't know how to count riddims. But I can feel the difference. Notice on this Earth & Stone the bass drum is full ahead marching on every beat. And the rhythm guitar is on '2.' I think!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Dear david w! Glad you are near, david w!
	🥁 9:56am StringOFperils: I gets shifted to the third beat in 4/4 quite a bit. Very skanking.
	🥁 9:57am StringOFperils: *It I gets shifted less easily.
	9:57am Listener Gregory: My beat is being shifted all around. I just hope the house beams can stand the strain.
	9:57am Doug Schulkind: Beam him up, Scotty.
	9:58am TDK60: Yes SOP that must be it, like on this Moja Nyah; the bass drum sounds like it's on '3.'
	🥁 9:58am Brian in UK: Were the Interns paid for their performance?
	9:59am ruth: Hey Doug!
	10:01am BillD: Amazing reggae set!
	10:02am listener Rey: Hiya Doug and all the DrummaSome community.
	10:05am Listener Gregory: In 1965 the music committee of the Pulitzer recommended that Duke Ellington be awarded a special prize. This was turned down by the Pulitzer Prize Advisory Board. Ellington famously commented, "Fate is being good to me. It does not wish me to become famous too young." (He was 66 at the time.)
	10:07am Doug Schulkind: Hey hey, ruth!!! Greetings, BillD! Whaddya say, listener Rey!
	10:09am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory And in 1965 the Pulitzer committee awarded the Prize to.... NO ONE! They chose no one over Duke Ellington. Unbelievable. (They did toss Mr. Ellington a nifty citation, however.)
	10:10am Listener Gregory: Ellington won a citation after he was dead. Good grief!
	10:11am WR: from Wikipedia: "Duke Ellington was noted for his inventive use of the orchestra, or big band, and for his eloquence and charisma. His reputation continued to rise after he died, and he was awarded a posthumous Pulitzer Prize Special Award for music in 1999." i was told that Duke Ellington was initially up for a Pulitzer in the late 60s or early 70s (my forgetfulness) but a clique of jazz pundits vigorously opposed it saying he was merely a band leader riding on others creativity. I was was told this proudly by one of the pundits.
	10:11am listener Rey: bobdc, Listener Gregory @9:26b: You are right about that. I was just relistening to the studio recordings of Chick with Braxton. I then played Chick's Lyric Suite with Gary Burton and String Sextet to mellow out a little from the intenseness.
	10:12am Doug Schulkind: I found this interview with George Walker, conducted via email by Ethan Iverson, to be enormously illuminating into Walker's method. Much of it is over my head, musically, but still very deep. Read this: ethaniverson.com...
	10:12am TDK60: Never heard of G. Walker till now!
	10:13am WR: ok, y'all got the year. i had forgotten it or didn't know it but know i encountered the punditry in the late 70s.
	10:15am Doug Schulkind: Hellooooo, WR!
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: Father and son here.
	🥁 10:22am StringOFperils: I can't imagine having this kind of relationship with my father, but I hope for them that it is (was?) as rich as it sounds. Compelling recordings.
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: June 17, 1997 was proclaimed "George Walker Day," in our nation's capital. Washington, DC, was Walker's birthplace.
	10:26am WR: Not yo raje anything away from Mr. Walker, but Scott Joplin got the special citation award in 1976. en.wikipedia.org...
	10:27am WR: Not to take....
	10:30am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for recognizing the greatness of Mr, Hemphill.
	🥁 10:33am StringOFperils: That BOX SET. Woooo
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: @Andrew in Toronto Oh wow, such greatness. The newly released collection is a massive addition to recorded humanity. The liner notes by Hemphill's longtime collaborator Marty Ehrlich is a fine work in itself.
	10:39am Listener Gregory: I have ordered the box set, and I am running out to the mailbox every day to see if it has arrived. Then I realize... I don't have a mailbox!
	10:42am Doug Schulkind: You ordered the box set? May it would have come if you had just asked nicely.
	10:44am Lewis: @Doug - oy... Your kids must be so proud!
	10:45am chresti: Morning Doug and drummers!
	10:45am Hugo: Somehow I guessed this cello set would feature Ernst Rijseger.
	10:47am Doug Schulkind: Hugo! You know my love for Ernst is wide and deep. And for thee! Good morning, Lewis! and chresti!
	10:48am Doug Schulkind: I had my headphones on and heard birds, including maybe a cuckoo?! at the end of that Reijseger number. Wow.
	10:49am Jeff Golick: Cello, I love you.
	10:50am Doug Schulkind: Precisely, Jeff Golick.
	10:50am Listener Gregory: Cello, Jeff!
	10:53am Jeff Golick: I bow to you, @Listener Gregory.
	10:54am Listener Gregory: I pizzicato in your general direction! Oops! Sorry about that.
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: Sunny Murray on drums here with David Eyges.
	10:55am Doug Schulkind: Diedre Murray, no relation to Sunny, on cello here with the Sunrise Orchestra.
	10:58am Jeff Golick: All my favorite cellists wrapped up in one set! OMG.
	10:59am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Would you like that "to go," or will you be having it here?
	🥁 10:59am doctorjazz: Just got that newly released Hemphill box, no timeto check it out yet but looking forward to it! NY Times write up: www.nytimes.com...
	11:00am Jeff Golick: Both, please, @Doug.
	11:01am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz It is devastatingly impressive.
	11:01am Andrew Waterloo: What a great performance by Tomeka Reid.
	11:02am Listener Gregory: Reid is really great. It is wonderful to see a cellist at the center of that downtown scene, as she is involved in dozens of groups and projects.
	11:03am Hugo: I saw Okkyung Lee here in town last year, before covid hit. Very special and well worth watching and listening to.
	11:04am Jeff Golick: That "Albert Ayler (HLWTS)" is a Leroy Jenkins tune, btw.
	11:06am Listener Gregory: Now Doug has me hearing in Bob & Ray's voices, "And how long is the Comodo Varan?"
	11:06am Stork: Hi-Low, all! That Reid/hawkins collab is indeed great!
	11:06am Jeff Golick: @Hugo: agree re Lee!
	11:07am Lewis: Did Ayler play on NYC subway at times? I encountered a sax player on the 1 train a couple of times that I like to believe was him...
	11:09am Mike East: Good morning, Doug and drummers. Dug the Celli set.
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: @Hugo I need to do more of that. @Stork Hello, sweet man o' Münster! @Jeff Golick Shite, I was going to mention that. @Lewis He did in my dreams. Was that you?!?! So glad you're here, Mike East!
	11:15am TDK60: Congolese tunes usually seem to lighten my mood, which has been a bit heavy of late.
	11:16am Stanley: Hi Doug. I'm here for the African stuff.
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: Simaro Massiya Lutumba was a member of Franco's band, T.P.O.K. Jazz, but Franco fired him because he was threatened by Simaro's talent as a composer. Simaro was beloved by everyone and was known simply as "The Poet."
	11:17am Doug Schulkind: @Stanley And they are here for you, Sir.
	11:23am ruth: Don't despite my habit as a lifelong lurker I gotta say this a truly fab show Doug! Really enjoying
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: Yay, ruth! Lifelong lurkers unite!
	11:26am Doug Schulkind: I remember seeing Sam Mangwana at the Ritz in NYC in around '83 or '84. Maybe my first live Afro-pop show. Let's just say I danced like the young man I then was.
	🥁 11:26am sinner: Look no further / For another lurker. (Thank you)
	11:27am Hugo: Re. Doug's remarks to the last set: One of Okkyung Lee's solo albums, Ghil, was recorded at variuos spots around Oslo and surrounding areas. All outdoors, accompanied by the ambient sounds of the city. A genuine field recording? pitchfork.com...
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: @Hugo Thanks for that. I will dive in. I must dive in. @sinner Glad your road crossed mine, my brother!
	11:29am Stanley: You're so lucky, Doug. Sam Mangwana has a beautiful voice and a softer approach to soukous. Magnificent.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: It was an unforgettable night, Stanley. I was relatively new to New York, and I remember thinking THIS IS LIFE IN NEW YORK! and I was so happy.
	11:30am ruth: This era of Afro is still my fave for dancing and excercise -Not too fast I love how they make it seem like they could play it in their sleep. Ultimate cool.
	🥁 11:31am βrian: Got lilt?
	11:34am Jeff Golick: I like this bed.
	11:38am Doug Schulkind: @ruth Such masters they were (are). The sound of the Congo just before soukous took off with its crazy intertwining guitar magic. @Jeff Golick I am more than a little chagrined with that particular music bed. The track is by Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar, but I edited out Mr. Drake. (Please don't tell him.)
	11:40am Jeff Golick: I know, @Doug. I think that's why I like it as a bed?
	11:40am Jeff Golick: YOU are the talking steel.
	11:41am Stork: Loving the Chet.
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick You should Google "Pete Drake" and "Talking Steel Guitar." It involves a rubber hose he blows into. No really.
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: The backing music behind Chet Davenport could just as easily be accompanying a sermon.
	🥁 11:43am βrian: "You mean, like, two dollar bills!"
	🥁 11:44am βrian: ["to me."]
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: Here is some footage of Pete Drake and his talking steel guitar in action: wfmu.org...
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: I think the Kellys (Pat and Paul) win the show today. Oh my god, such voices!
	11:48am Mr C: Great record this one right here! Eddie Hinton song?
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: Eddie Hinton and Martin Greene, yessir, Mr C!
	11:49am Stanley: Satisfaction? Guaranteed? Sign me up.
	🥁 11:49am doctorjazz: Loving the soul set (unusually able to sit and listen), thanks, Doug!
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: Glad to have you for extra, doctorjazz!
	11:52am Andrew in Toronto: You always kill it with your soul sets!
	🥁 11:53am dutchtheo: Thanks Doug! What Judy White and Stanley said: Satisfaction Guaranteed!
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: @Andrew in Toronto Massive soul heartbreakers don't kill people, People do.
	🥁 11:54am Brian in UK: Doug, is that Marlin Greene?
	11:54am vanhooserd: Hey, Doug. I'm checking out your show & I like it.
	11:54am TDK60: Thanks Doug. See yinz.
	11:55am Andrew in Toronto: You know it.
	🥁 11:55am Brian in UK: Thanks, Prof. Schulkind.
	11:55am Doug Schulkind: I invite and entice and encourage and urge and essentially COMMAND you to keep listening to the Drummer Stream and take in the fabulousness of Jeff Moore and PHILE, up next filling in for Hinky Dinky Time. PLAYLIST IS OVER HERE: wfmu.org...
	11:56am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another great show.
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Doug!
	11:56am Doug Schulkind: @TDK60 Here, have a pierogi to go. Thank you, Andrew in Toronto! chresti! Brian in UK! And everyone!!!
	11:57am Stanley: Thanks again, Doug. Take care and keep warm
	🥁 11:57am bobdc: Another great one Doug!
	11:57am Listener Gregory: If this is your sole set, at least it is a good one. Thanks for a great show, Doug.
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, LG! bobdc! Stanleuy! And everyone else! Love you all!
	🥁 12:04pm Artie: Thanks, Doug!
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: My pleasure, Artie!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from February 12, 2021

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