WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from August 13, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:00am hyde: hello
	9:00am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug and all other listeners!
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Hy, hyde! Happy birthday, Andrew in Toronto!
	9:01am HyperDose: Are we grooving yet?!
	9:01am TDK60: Good morning. Doug. Got my popcorn and malt balls and super big soda. Excuse me....excuse me.. .thank you...oh, so sorry...
	9:02am Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Doug, gang!
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Howdy HyperDose! TDK60! (Get some Goobers, too!) Pauly from Clifton!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: All music from the silver screen today. Three big hours. Ours!
	9:04am hyde: i haven't gone to an actual movie for like 15 months, so i guess this'll have to do
	🥁 9:04am listener james from westwood: Morning, Doug and all!
	🥁 9:08am dutchtheo: Howdy, Doug! Happy friday, happy 13th! Happy silver screen!
	9:08am bigplanetnoise: Morning Doug and everyone!
	9:08am Listener Gregory: Please don’t cross the lines, Doug! You don’t know what’s on the other side.
	9:08am listener Rey: Good morning one and all. GTDR goes to the movies
	9:08am Gina Bacon: Hey, Doug & all!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: @hyde You and me both. Close your eyes and open your many ears and away we go! Hey hey hey! Welcome aboard, listener james from westwood! dutchtheo! bigplanetnoise! Listener Gregory! listener Rey! Gina Bacon! Y'all looking mighty spiffy!
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory I cross the lines with the chicken. Please refer all inquiries about why we crossed said lines to the chicken.
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: @bigplanetnoise I've got a Thermos® full of iced Mozambican roast right here for you.
	9:12am bigplanetnoise: I sure was hoping you’d say exactly that!!
	9:13am Phillippe: good morning to y'all
	9:13am Doug Schulkind: Bon jour, Phillippe!
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: The track you're hearing was not actually heard on the soundtrack for the film Alfie, so I've already broken the rules, motherfuckers!
	9:14am KimSorise: Good Morning, Drum Major Doug and all! Last day of meetings before the kiddos return on Monday!
	🥁 9:15am Artie: Chicken conga line is more like it!
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @KimSorise I hope you feel safe and at least reasonably well protected. Bless you, Sister.
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @Artie I'm on line for some chicken tikka masala. Can I get you some?
	9:17am Listener Gregory: Sonny does so much with so little.
	9:17am HyperDose: Our very own KimSorise is an educator?! 😃
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: Un Témoin Dans La Ville was released in the U.S. as "Witness in the City."
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: The first of two films represented on today's show directed by Édouard Molinaro.
	9:19am Doug Schulkind: @HyperDose Kim Sorise is indeed an exalted molder of young minds.
	9:20am TDK60: I saw Sonny once, about 20+ years back. Outdoor gig in P.burgh. Very staid crowd on their picnic blankets, not even snapping fingers. I got up as did about 15 others and went right up to the band and started dancing. The band loved it.
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: I'd be CRAAZY not to play some Ornette next.
	9:21am hyde: @Doug i can hardly wait for the tunes from La Cage aux Folles II!
	9:22am Mr C: Doug, you crazy!
	9:24am KimSorise: @ Doug and HyperDose. Thank you, yes teacher for 14 years in the classroom and the last two as a Director of Student Support Services. As a specialist, I work with all students in need 5 - 12 grades... so it is a lot of contact. However, I have a new office in the library which I have full control over all cleaning, masking, and spacing needs. Fingers crossed! But Happy Friday!
	9:24am KimSorise: Way to go crazy, Doug!
	9:25am WR: Oh, god, it's Friday; I mean, praise the lord! it's Friday!
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: @hyde Now you know why the Caged Doug sings. @Mr C My all-time favorite New Yorker Cartoon: images.app.goo.gl...
	9:27am hyde: @WR next up, Doug will play a selection of songs from Oh God! and Thank God it's Friday
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: @WR God said she's gonna be here but a little late. She's trying to fix some shit in Florida.
	🥁 9:28am βrian: A high of 77 today. The dog's breath has abated.
	9:29am Doug Schulkind: You're always cool in my estimation, βrian.
	🥁 9:30am βrian: Yet my first band was the Heat Engines, oddly.
	9:32am TDK60: One of my last movie times, at the IFC (Waverly) in the Village: I got there early. A middle-aged couple is near me. Right away I can see the man is not going to shut up the whole night. I make plans to move to farther rows, when suddenly mouth man says, hey! We're in the wrong theater, not our movie! And they left. Forget what the flick was, Estonian sci-fi or such.
	9:36am HyperDose: My hat is off to you, Kim. Thank you for all you do! Teachers rule <3
	9:37am listener Rey: Are the bed music tracks also from film? I think I may have heard Harlem Nocturne in a movie sometime
	9:37am alanr: finally closer to you! shoutout from my hometown: Cleveland!!
	9:38am hyde: Otto Preminger directed some great movies, and yet i tend to think of him as Mr. Freeze from Batman
	9:38am Gina Bacon: I love crime jazz.
	9:39am Doug Schulkind: @listener Rey Harlem Nocture is fairly iconic track, no doubt used in numerous cinematic settings. Not originally a song for film, though. @alanr Well then, let this place be your home away from home. Welcome home, alanr!
	9:39am Doug Schulkind: @Gina Bacon I lead a life of crime jazz.
	9:41am KimSorise: Thank you kindly, @HyperDose! It's a calling for sure. Have a great weekend all! Off to meetings.
	9:41am Listener Gregory: FYI, the novel Anatomy of a Murder is a very enjoyable summer read, taking place in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with good local color.
	9:42am hyde: my half assed internet research reveals that Harlem Nocturne is on the soundtrack for the Sly Stallone/Kurt Russell vehicle Tango & Cash
	9:42am BillyLundun: Great show Doug! Nice to hear Bout de Souffle
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: @KimSorise It's not the meetings, it's the motion.
	🥁 9:43am Brian in UK: Hello Doug & groovers. Trust you had your fill of seafood. What! You can never have your fill of seafood.
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: @BillyLundun Always happy to serve souffle.
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK You CAN have your fill of seafood. When it's canned seafood.
	🥁 9:45am Brian in UK: Seafood elevator muzak.
	🥁 9:45am βrian: Not much color in the UP, as I recall. Smoked fish, though. Yum.
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in Uk Not a bad band name. Just sayin'.
	🥁 9:47am Brian in UK: Is this related to the flight of the bumble bee. Best heard on a tuba.
	9:48am TDK60: Hi UK Brian..
	9:49am Filip: DOUG! As ALWAYS... excellent music! Greetings from Warsaw.
	9:49am Listener Gregory: This Byrd/Wilen song has a lot of Night in Tunisia in it. @βrian, fishing plays a big part in the novel.
	9:49am Doug Schulkind: Bumblebee? You're back to seafood in a can, Brian in UK.
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: Oh wow! Hello Filip! Always a thrill to connect!
	9:51am Filip: Same here! Listening to your stream... religiously!
	🥁 9:52am Brian in UK: Early morning greetings TDK60. Just about to start Peggy Seeger's memoir.
	9:53am TDK60: I saw Mickey One long ago. It was pretty good as I recall.
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: @Filip The truly religious know that listening to the stream means you're already in heaven.
	9:54am Doug Schulkind: @TDK60 Never seen it. Pretty funny sounding premise for a "crime drama." Starring Warren Beatty.
	🥁 9:55am listener james from westwood: Taking you on the road, Doug, so thanking you in advance!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Music for the Mickey One soundtrack scored by Eddie Sauter.
	9:55am hyde: i think Mickey One is best described as "all over the place"
	9:56am TDK60: Doug, Cool black and white flick; it had an active sculpture scene with a wild artist I forget...
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: @listener james from westwood Leave a trail of Raisinets in case we need to track you down.
	9:58am hyde: @TDK60 it's supposed to sort of be Jean Tinguely, but the actor is a Japanese guy who's in some Kurosawa movies
	9:59am Listener Robert: I saw Mickey One on TV a long time ago. Figured I must've missed some part that kept me from understanding it. Later realized, no, it just didn't make sense.
	10:00am Doug Schulkind: The melange of tracks from the score are pretty all-over-the-place.
	10:00am WR: i had craisinets for breakfast. should have recognized the foreshadowing.
	10:01am TDK60: Thanks Hyde.
	10:01am listener Rey: This soundtrack makes me want to track down the film.
	10:03am Doug Schulkind: @listener Rey That desire may become tempered when I describe the plot.
	10:03am Filip: Yes, sometimes I am in heaven, sometimes in purgatory, but never in hell as the Drummer stream provides needed balance... Hope you and your loved ones are doing fine!
	10:05am Doug Schulkind: @Filip We're all good here. Hope you are well. And your daughter. Done with school?! Mine will be a senior this fall.
	10:08am david w: Hello, Doug and all. Soundtracks give me goosebumps!
	10:08am Uncle Michael: I'm a present, and unaccounted for. Please don't tell the IRS.
	10:09am hyde: killer band on this one: Ambrose Jackson, trumpet; Marion Brown, alto sax; Gunter Hampel, vibraphone; Barre Phillips, acoustic double bass; Steve McCall, drums
	10:09am Filip: My daughter graduated from Tulane in 2010. She's based in NYC in my old studio, but spends lots of time in NOLA, where she's now since last February. What school is your daughter studing at?
	10:10am Doug Schulkind: @david w Soundtracks give my geese goosebumps! @Uncle Michael Thanks for reminding me to do my taxes.
	10:10am Doug Schulkind: @Filip Good gosh, 2010?! That's crazy. I was thinking maybe 2-3 years ago.
	10:13am Filip: Yes, she's getting old... :-)
	🥁 10:13am βrian: My favorite audio samples are from Rosemary's Baby Monitor.
	10:14am Uncle Michael: I first saw Knife In the Water in high school, on late night public television.
	10:16am Listener Gregory: Mickey One screenplay written by Jean-Paul Sartre.
	10:19am Listener Gregory: Man, I hate it when my girlfriend is kidnapped into white slavery. Aren't any other colors available??
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: @Filip Unlike us who, rather miraculously, seem frozen in time.
	10:24am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Let me introduce you to the Green New Deal.
	🥁 10:26am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): dazzling and delightful sounds to welcome me to this day of WFMU. Hi, Doug and folx!
	10:26am hyde: the John Sangster life story is um, a little wild
	10:26am Doug Schulkind: Baba Bee, hee hee! Good to see thee!
	10:26am hyde: he accidentally killed his mother with an axe???
	10:28am Listener Gregory: Two nights ago I listened to the Howard Shore Suite from Ed Wood (which he wrote the soundtrack for), which is theremin-based. Very nice piece.
	10:30am Doug Schulkind: Who would do the music for "The John Sangster Story"? Charlie Manson?
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: Mal Waldron also composed the music for The Cool World.
	10:36am listener Rey: I probably Sangster's work on the Saturday morning cartoon "The Funky Phantom" and didn't even know it
	10:36am Listener Gregory: Did jazz composers/musicians get tapped to do soundtracks primarily for films about crime or drugs? I think jazz-like music was often used in film noir.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Ken Vandermark on clarinet here.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory This Chico Hamilton cut is illuminating your query.
	10:39am Listener Gregory: "Alfie" is a good counterexample, but I think jazz was often used to communicate angst.
	10:40am solo mon: Hi Doug! Up early enough to catch your show live for once… sounds fantastic!!!
	10:41am Doug Schulkind: Welcome welcome, solo mon! And thanks so much for filling in for The Cool Blue Flame on 9 September!
	🥁 10:41am bobdc: I recently did a little Spotify research on the topic of "What was the deal with Gunther Schuller's whole 'Third Stream' thing, anyway" and decided that most of it sounded like jazz-influenced film noir soundtracks.
	🥁 10:43am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hey solo mon! didja karaoke last night?
	10:43am Filip: Yes... but global warming is approaching... ha ha!
	10:43am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc The Venn diagram of Third Stream music and jazz-influenced film noir soundtracks is surely eye-popping. Both have significant elements of intentional orchestration.
	🥁 10:44am bobdc: And a lot of swing time flat thirds and flat sevenths
	10:44am TDK60: Hello Mx. B. B.
	10:45am solo mon: Baba Bee! I layed on the couch, while Greg karaoked w Chloe, it was tooooooo hot to be upright
	🥁 10:45am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): ugh. smoky here
	🥁 10:46am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): TDK60: howdy hey!
	10:47am solo mon: So smoky! The sun came up and it cast a dark red ruby light, a very Mordor morning.
	🥁 10:50am doctorjazz: Hello Drummers! Finished at the dentist, waiting to be able to feel my lip.
	10:51am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I am willing to feel your lip for you, until you regain full competence. Just ask.
	🥁 10:52am Brian in UK: doctorjazz can I get you a cup of water. Tee Hee.
	10:54am Uncle Michael: "accidental axe murder" It slipped!
	🥁 10:54am βrian: Axidental?
	🥁 10:55am Brian in UK: Axidental, ask doctorjazz about that one.
	🥁 10:55am βrian: Q: How did it happen? A: Don't ...
	10:55am Listener Gregory: Doug, it is said that the method of recording the soundtrack of "Acenseur" was what changed Miles Davis's whole approach to recording. He gave up on rehearsals almost entirely, and the band often recorded songs immediately after hearing/seeing them for the first time. This led to greater spontaneity, he felt. Of course, that technique may only work when your band has Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, et al.
	🥁 10:56am doctorjazz: BiUK, I'm brave, trying to drink coffee (we'll see how that goes...)
	10:56am Andrew Waterloo: good morning.. been awhile.. WFMU never seems to come through where I work :(
	🥁 10:57am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: Listener Gregory: wow, right!!!!
	🥁 10:58am doctorjazz: @LG, I thought you'd never ask...
	🥁 11:00am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: Andrew Waterloo: glad you're here now! Hi!
	11:00am Uncle Michael: Ravi, baby...what we need is a shittier soundtrack.
	11:01am TDK60: Never saw that Chappaqua movie.
	11:01am solo mon: Axedentally
	11:01am Listener Gregory: Yeah, @UM, trying to imagine that conversation... or is this an example of the polite letter of rejection, "If we published your work, the magazine would have to close, because nothing else could live up to that standard"?
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: Hey there, doctorjazz! Think I may have missed saying hey there doctorjazz earlier. Sorry!
	11:03am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Stupendous anecdote there. Thanks!
	11:03am Doug Schulkind: The Miles Davis one, I mean.
	11:03am hyde: @TDK60 i never have either. but it has William S. Burroughs and Herve Villechaize in it
	11:04am Doug Schulkind: Hey, I have big plans to not go see the Aretha Franklin bio-pic. Anyone wanna join me?!
	11:05am Uncle Michael: Doug, I'll join you for every bio-pic you're not going to see.
	11:05am Andrew in Toronto: I`m not either Doug.
	11:05am Uncle Michael: Bio-pics bat WELL below the Mendoza line.
	11:07am Doug Schulkind: The last relatively decent biopic I remember seeing was Philip Seymour Hoffman's Truman Capote thing. I tend to avoid them.
	11:08am Uncle Michael: The thing about bio-pics: the less you know, the better.
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: Especially biopics about musicians. For instance I really ADORED not going to see Marc Anthony's film about Héctor Lavoe.
	🥁 11:09am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: Doug, I'm totally with you!
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of accidentally murdering your mother with an ax, the closing track on today's show will be unnervingly related to that storyline. Wait for it. And I with you, Mx. Baba Bee. I'll go not anywhere with you!
	11:10am Listener Gregory: I'm also totally with you, Doug, but now I'm leaving you. I swore I would go out for my walk before the temps got to 90, so I have to go now and catch the rest on reruns. Thanks, for what is two-thirds of a great show!
	11:11am hyde: i thought that James Brown biopic (Get on Up) was actually pretty good until the last forty or so minutes when the director lost his nerve in sticking with the nonlinear narrative
	11:11am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Catching the reruns is way better than catching the runs.
	11:11am Listener Gregory: I normally do take an axe on my walk, but it's just too damn hot today.
	🥁 11:14am dutchtheo: I was (of course) curious about Dutch Harbor, (The Last Place to Go)... It is actually, in Alaska and the most westerly point of the United States. You probably can see Russia ;) A nice clip from the documentary: www.factorytwentyfive.com...
	🥁 11:15am doctorjazz: Aside from bio details being accurate (or not), who is going to sing Aretha?
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz I just Googled it: Jennifer Hudson
	11:17am Uncle Michael: that's chutzpah
	🥁 11:17am Brian in UK: Wit & imagination; if only film makers had some. Aside from a few like Wes Anderson.
	11:17am Listener Gregory: She was on Colbert last night, and she is a plausible performer for the part, if no actual Aretha. NOW I"M LEAVING!!
	🥁 11:18am Brian in UK: @LG may the axe be with you.
	🥁 11:18am doctorjazz: She's quite good, but ARETHA???!!??
	11:18am hyde: she can at least sing, which is something
	11:19am Doug Schulkind: How about the Anthony Bourdain film for which the director used artificial intelligence to make up some fake audio of Bourdain saying shit he never said.
	🥁 11:19am doctorjazz: LG, Jersey temps 86, you have 4 degrees to go..
	11:22am WR: The music behind one of your mic breaks, Gianni Boncampagni I think, made me think of Barbieri.
	🥁 11:23am Brian in UK: Electronic trickery will not gainsay a film of any sort.
	11:23am Doug Schulkind: @WR I heard that, too. Thought it might have been the tenor sax in the Dizzy Reece track. But I heard that "Gato sound," too.
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: I was all set to play a different cut from Les Stances a Sophie, but then my wife said she'd divorce me if I didn't spin "Theme De Yoyo."
	🥁 11:26am doctorjazz: Love this As of...was it Ten Wheel Drive that "borrowed; the bass riff?
	11:26am listener Rey: I'd bet Fontella Bass could do a very credible Aretha
	🥁 11:27am dutchtheo: Good wife! Fontella Bass is close to the soul set!
	11:27am WR: Sometimes it is best to go with the classic track, particularly if it helps preserve your marriage.
	11:28am Uncle Michael: The AI read shit Bourdain wrote.
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: Fontella Bass was married to trumpet Lester Bowie (also playing here) at the time of this recording.
	🥁 11:29am PAULS: Oversleeping is underrated. But it made me late for the show. Good morning some people! What'd I miss? Hopefully not the soul set. At least my fanny ain't like two sperm whales. Yet.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: I once played this on the air at WFMU and Ken Freedman called down to the studio thinking Fontella had just sung "Your voice is like a long fuck..." over the air.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: True story.
	🥁 11:30am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: your love is like a narwhal?
	🥁 11:33am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: according to the lyric authorities online, Ken was right
	🥁 11:33am PAULS: Brando! get the butter
	🥁 11:34am PAULS: Gato the creep. "Heeeeey, baby!"
	11:34am Uncle Eye Contact: Hmmm...
	11:36am WR: I didn't see the movie Last Tango until a few years ago when after getting a copy I found that I didn't want to see it.
	11:38am hyde: i gotta go out and score some lunch. thanks for the cool movie jazz sounds! (even if you didn't play any Paul Whiteman)
	11:40am Doug Schulkind: @hyde This white man don't play that Whiteman.
	11:40am Doug Schulkind: Olive oil would be more "heart-healthy," PAULS!
	🥁 11:42am PAULS: Right. I'll make sure the sequel script is updated. Last Tango in Bayonne... good FOR you, too!
	🥁 11:45am βrian: Bayonne is where they first made bayonets.
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: After Give the Drummer Some, be sure to keep it tuned for LAST TANGO IN TOPEKA, with your favorite uncle, UNCLE MICHAEL Tango over here: wfmu.org...
	11:46am WR: Come on Doug, you know there is a time and place for everything, even Whiteman. In related news, has anyone seen New York Eye and Ear Control? Pre internet life I had assumed it was a soundtrack for the mind and didn't believe there was an actual film to go with it.
	🥁 11:46am PAULS: Roswell Rudd is an alien.
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: @WR I have played Whiteman numerous times on the air. Any talk of a Whiteman ban on GTDS is mere speculation.
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Mere expectoration.
	11:48am TDK60: Thanks for the films, Doug. Now, back into that glaring daytime light.
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: @TSK60 The pleasure's been mine. Enjoy the day!
	🥁 11:51am PAULS: Dearly beloved...
	11:54am Uncle Michael: Join me today for Hinky Dinky Time: wfmu.org...
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: Dutch cellist Ernst Reijseger has scored the music for maybe a half dozen or more films by Werner Herzog. Including this one.
	11:54am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for another awesome three hours!
	11:54am WR: Wow, TDK60, it's been a while since have experienced leaving dark theater into glaring daylight. A visceral memory from the past.
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: @Awesome in Toronto You are very welcome!
	11:55am TDK60: WR: yes. The light would often make me sneeze.
	🥁 11:56am PAULS: I'm gonna write Ernst and tell him just how lovely this music is!
	11:56am WR: Thank you Doug. An epic episode of Give the Drummer, coming to an archive near you for repeat listening.
	🥁 11:57am PAULS: Noooooooooooooooooo! No, John Lee. Always over too soon! Thanks Doug
	🥁 11:57am doctorjazz: Thanks Doug!
	11:57am Doug Schulkind: Thank you thank you everyone!!!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 11:57am Artie: Thanks, Doug!!
	🥁 11:58am dutchtheo: Thanks, Doug for this friday soundtrack
	11:58am HyperDose: Can the drummer please get some? We're tired of asking 😩
	🥁 11:58am Brian in UK: Thanks, Boss.
	11:59am Pauly from Clifton: Great show, Doug! Made my work morning fly by. Thanks, have a great weekend, and hydrate!
	🥁 12:00pm PAULS: Saber-rific!
	🥁 12:01pm bobdc: Great one Doug, and welcome back!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from August 13, 2021

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August 13, 2021: Reel jazz

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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	0:04:20 (Pop-up)
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Sonny Rollins	Alfie's Theme "Alfie's Theme" by "Sonny Rollins"	Alfie	Impulse	1966	0:07:29 (Pop-up)
Barney Wilen	Final Au Jardin d'Acclimatation	Un Témoin Dans La Ville (OST)	Fontana	1959	0:17:15 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Fuzz Feast, Breakout, European Echoes, Alone and the Arrest	Who's Crazy (OST)	Freedom	1966	0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Yusef Lateef	A Priest's Garden "A Priest's Garden" by "Yusef Lateef"	Tracks in the Sand (OST)	Access	1962	0:31:05 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: The Viscounts	Harlem Nocturne "Harlem Nocturne" by "The Viscounts"	b/w Dig	Madison	1959	0:32:54 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Anatomy of a Murder (Main Theme)	Anatomy of a Murder (OST)	Columbia	1959	0:37:32 (Pop-up)
Martial Solal	Duo "Duo" by "Martial Solal"	À Bout De Souffle (OST)	EmArcy	1960	0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Donald Byrd-Barney Wilen & Their Group	Jazz In Camera - Bande 1	Jazz In Camera	Sonorama	1958	0:43:16 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	Medley: Yes-The Creature Machine Guilty of Not Being Innocent Touching in Love A Five Day Life The Syndicate Ruby Lapp Is Dead (Going To) Who Owns Me The Big Fight /	Plays Music from the Soundtrack of Mickey One	MGM	1965	0:50:40 (Pop-up)
Mal Waldron	Candy's Ride "Candy's Ride" by "Mal Waldron"	Sweet Love, Bitter (OST)	Impulse!	1967	1:02:10 (Pop-up)
Bernt Rosengren with Komeda Trio	Ballad for Bernt	Crazy Girl (soundtrack for "Knife in the Water")	Polskie Nagrania Muza	1962	1:03:27 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Le Temps Fou "Le Temps Fou" by "Marion Brown"	Le Temps Fou (soundtrack for "Un Été Sauvage")	Polydor	1968	1:07:44 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Gianni Boncampagni	I Ragazzi Di Bandiera Gialla	I Ragazzi Di Bandiera Gialla (OST)	IMA Film	1967	1:10:51 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers	Générique" (“Blues on my Mind”)	Des Femmes Disparaissent (OST)	Fontana	1958	1:18:57 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	Curiosity "Curiosity" by "Herbie Hancock"	Blow-Up (OST)	MGM	1966	1:21:39 (Pop-up)
John Sangster Quartet	Exploration of the Sun	Pyramid Pieces 1: Modal & Eco-Jazz from Australia 1969-1979	The Roundtable	1969	1:23:02 (Pop-up)
Masahiko Sato	Little Flower "Little Flower" by "Masahiko Sato"	Belladonna	Cinevox	1972	1:26:12 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Chez Le Photographe "Chez Le Photographe" by "Miles Davis"	Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud (OST)	Fontana	1957	1:28:07 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Gillespie	The Pushers "The Pushers" by "Dizzy Gillespie"	The Cool World	Philips	1964	1:31:57 (Pop-up)
Boxhead Ensemble	Two Ravens "Two Ravens" by "Boxhead Ensemble"	The Last Place to Go	Atavistic	1998	1:34:28 (Pop-up)
The Chico Hamilton Quintet	Night Beat	Sweet Smell of Success (OST)	Decca	1957	1:37:18 (Pop-up)
Kenny Graham	Glasses? You Need Glasses?	The Small World of Sammy Lee (OST)	Trunk	1963	1:39:39 (Pop-up)
Modern Jazz Quartet	The Golden Striker	No Sun in Venice (OST)	Atlantic	1958	1:40:34 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Reece Quartet	Main Title (Nowhere to Go)	Nowhere to Go (OST)	Tempo	1959	1:44:08 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Tak Shindo	Mombasa Love Song "Mombasa Love Song" by "Tak Shindo"	Mganga! The Primitive Sound of Tak Shindo	Edison International	1958	1:47:34 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Chappaqua Suite: Part II	Chappaqua Suite	Columbia	1965	2:00:03 (Pop-up)
Gato Barbieri	Last Tango in Paris (Ballad)	Last Tango in Paris (OST)	United Artists	1972	2:18:39 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	Theme De Yoyo	Les Stances a Sophie (OST)	Nessa	1970	2:22:22 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: The Outlaw Blues Band	Deep Gully "Deep Gully" by "The Outlaw Blues Band"	Breaking In	ABC Bluesway	1969	2:31:15 (Pop-up)
Albert Ayler, Don Cherry, John Tchicai, Roswell Rudd, Gary Peacock, Sunny Murray	ITT	New York Eye and Ear Control (OST)	ESP	1964	2:36:18 (Pop-up)
Ernst Reijseger Ensemble	Rainy Season	My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done (OST)	Winter & Winter	2009	2:51:00 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: John Lee Hooker	Stand By "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker"	I Feel Good	Jewel	1970	2:56:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am hyde: hello
	9:00am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug and all other listeners!
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Hy, hyde! Happy birthday, Andrew in Toronto!
	9:01am HyperDose: Are we grooving yet?!
	9:01am TDK60: Good morning. Doug. Got my popcorn and malt balls and super big soda. Excuse me....excuse me.. .thank you...oh, so sorry...
	9:02am Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Doug, gang!
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Howdy HyperDose! TDK60! (Get some Goobers, too!) Pauly from Clifton!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: All music from the silver screen today. Three big hours. Ours!
	9:04am hyde: i haven't gone to an actual movie for like 15 months, so i guess this'll have to do
	🥁 9:04am listener james from westwood: Morning, Doug and all!
	🥁 9:08am dutchtheo: Howdy, Doug! Happy friday, happy 13th! Happy silver screen!
	9:08am bigplanetnoise: Morning Doug and everyone!
	9:08am Listener Gregory: Please don’t cross the lines, Doug! You don’t know what’s on the other side.
	9:08am listener Rey: Good morning one and all. GTDR goes to the movies
	9:08am Gina Bacon: Hey, Doug & all!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: @hyde You and me both. Close your eyes and open your many ears and away we go! Hey hey hey! Welcome aboard, listener james from westwood! dutchtheo! bigplanetnoise! Listener Gregory! listener Rey! Gina Bacon! Y'all looking mighty spiffy!
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory I cross the lines with the chicken. Please refer all inquiries about why we crossed said lines to the chicken.
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: @bigplanetnoise I've got a Thermos® full of iced Mozambican roast right here for you.
	9:12am bigplanetnoise: I sure was hoping you’d say exactly that!!
	9:13am Phillippe: good morning to y'all
	9:13am Doug Schulkind: Bon jour, Phillippe!
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: The track you're hearing was not actually heard on the soundtrack for the film Alfie, so I've already broken the rules, motherfuckers!
	9:14am KimSorise: Good Morning, Drum Major Doug and all! Last day of meetings before the kiddos return on Monday!
	🥁 9:15am Artie: Chicken conga line is more like it!
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @KimSorise I hope you feel safe and at least reasonably well protected. Bless you, Sister.
	9:16am Doug Schulkind: @Artie I'm on line for some chicken tikka masala. Can I get you some?
	9:17am Listener Gregory: Sonny does so much with so little.
	9:17am HyperDose: Our very own KimSorise is an educator?! 😃
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: Un Témoin Dans La Ville was released in the U.S. as "Witness in the City."
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: The first of two films represented on today's show directed by Édouard Molinaro.
	9:19am Doug Schulkind: @HyperDose Kim Sorise is indeed an exalted molder of young minds.
	9:20am TDK60: I saw Sonny once, about 20+ years back. Outdoor gig in P.burgh. Very staid crowd on their picnic blankets, not even snapping fingers. I got up as did about 15 others and went right up to the band and started dancing. The band loved it.
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: I'd be CRAAZY not to play some Ornette next.
	9:21am hyde: @Doug i can hardly wait for the tunes from La Cage aux Folles II!
	9:22am Mr C: Doug, you crazy!
	9:24am KimSorise: @ Doug and HyperDose. Thank you, yes teacher for 14 years in the classroom and the last two as a Director of Student Support Services. As a specialist, I work with all students in need 5 - 12 grades... so it is a lot of contact. However, I have a new office in the library which I have full control over all cleaning, masking, and spacing needs. Fingers crossed! But Happy Friday!
	9:24am KimSorise: Way to go crazy, Doug!
	9:25am WR: Oh, god, it's Friday; I mean, praise the lord! it's Friday!
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: @hyde Now you know why the Caged Doug sings. @Mr C My all-time favorite New Yorker Cartoon: images.app.goo.gl...
	9:27am hyde: @WR next up, Doug will play a selection of songs from Oh God! and Thank God it's Friday
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: @WR God said she's gonna be here but a little late. She's trying to fix some shit in Florida.
	🥁 9:28am βrian: A high of 77 today. The dog's breath has abated.
	9:29am Doug Schulkind: You're always cool in my estimation, βrian.
	🥁 9:30am βrian: Yet my first band was the Heat Engines, oddly.
	9:32am TDK60: One of my last movie times, at the IFC (Waverly) in the Village: I got there early. A middle-aged couple is near me. Right away I can see the man is not going to shut up the whole night. I make plans to move to farther rows, when suddenly mouth man says, hey! We're in the wrong theater, not our movie! And they left. Forget what the flick was, Estonian sci-fi or such.
	9:36am HyperDose: My hat is off to you, Kim. Thank you for all you do! Teachers rule <3
	9:37am listener Rey: Are the bed music tracks also from film? I think I may have heard Harlem Nocturne in a movie sometime
	9:37am alanr: finally closer to you! shoutout from my hometown: Cleveland!!
	9:38am hyde: Otto Preminger directed some great movies, and yet i tend to think of him as Mr. Freeze from Batman
	9:38am Gina Bacon: I love crime jazz.
	9:39am Doug Schulkind: @listener Rey Harlem Nocture is fairly iconic track, no doubt used in numerous cinematic settings. Not originally a song for film, though. @alanr Well then, let this place be your home away from home. Welcome home, alanr!
	9:39am Doug Schulkind: @Gina Bacon I lead a life of crime jazz.
	9:41am KimSorise: Thank you kindly, @HyperDose! It's a calling for sure. Have a great weekend all! Off to meetings.
	9:41am Listener Gregory: FYI, the novel Anatomy of a Murder is a very enjoyable summer read, taking place in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with good local color.
	9:42am hyde: my half assed internet research reveals that Harlem Nocturne is on the soundtrack for the Sly Stallone/Kurt Russell vehicle Tango & Cash
	9:42am BillyLundun: Great show Doug! Nice to hear Bout de Souffle
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: @KimSorise It's not the meetings, it's the motion.
	🥁 9:43am Brian in UK: Hello Doug & groovers. Trust you had your fill of seafood. What! You can never have your fill of seafood.
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: @BillyLundun Always happy to serve souffle.
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK You CAN have your fill of seafood. When it's canned seafood.
	🥁 9:45am Brian in UK: Seafood elevator muzak.
	🥁 9:45am βrian: Not much color in the UP, as I recall. Smoked fish, though. Yum.
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in Uk Not a bad band name. Just sayin'.
	🥁 9:47am Brian in UK: Is this related to the flight of the bumble bee. Best heard on a tuba.
	9:48am TDK60: Hi UK Brian..
	9:49am Filip: DOUG! As ALWAYS... excellent music! Greetings from Warsaw.
	9:49am Listener Gregory: This Byrd/Wilen song has a lot of Night in Tunisia in it. @βrian, fishing plays a big part in the novel.
	9:49am Doug Schulkind: Bumblebee? You're back to seafood in a can, Brian in UK.
	9:50am Doug Schulkind: Oh wow! Hello Filip! Always a thrill to connect!
	9:51am Filip: Same here! Listening to your stream... religiously!
	🥁 9:52am Brian in UK: Early morning greetings TDK60. Just about to start Peggy Seeger's memoir.
	9:53am TDK60: I saw Mickey One long ago. It was pretty good as I recall.
	9:53am Doug Schulkind: @Filip The truly religious know that listening to the stream means you're already in heaven.
	9:54am Doug Schulkind: @TDK60 Never seen it. Pretty funny sounding premise for a "crime drama." Starring Warren Beatty.
	🥁 9:55am listener james from westwood: Taking you on the road, Doug, so thanking you in advance!
	9:55am Doug Schulkind: Music for the Mickey One soundtrack scored by Eddie Sauter.
	9:55am hyde: i think Mickey One is best described as "all over the place"
	9:56am TDK60: Doug, Cool black and white flick; it had an active sculpture scene with a wild artist I forget...
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: @listener james from westwood Leave a trail of Raisinets in case we need to track you down.
	9:58am hyde: @TDK60 it's supposed to sort of be Jean Tinguely, but the actor is a Japanese guy who's in some Kurosawa movies
	9:59am Listener Robert: I saw Mickey One on TV a long time ago. Figured I must've missed some part that kept me from understanding it. Later realized, no, it just didn't make sense.
	10:00am Doug Schulkind: The melange of tracks from the score are pretty all-over-the-place.
	10:00am WR: i had craisinets for breakfast. should have recognized the foreshadowing.
	10:01am TDK60: Thanks Hyde.
	10:01am listener Rey: This soundtrack makes me want to track down the film.
	10:03am Doug Schulkind: @listener Rey That desire may become tempered when I describe the plot.
	10:03am Filip: Yes, sometimes I am in heaven, sometimes in purgatory, but never in hell as the Drummer stream provides needed balance... Hope you and your loved ones are doing fine!
	10:05am Doug Schulkind: @Filip We're all good here. Hope you are well. And your daughter. Done with school?! Mine will be a senior this fall.
	10:08am david w: Hello, Doug and all. Soundtracks give me goosebumps!
	10:08am Uncle Michael: I'm a present, and unaccounted for. Please don't tell the IRS.
	10:09am hyde: killer band on this one: Ambrose Jackson, trumpet; Marion Brown, alto sax; Gunter Hampel, vibraphone; Barre Phillips, acoustic double bass; Steve McCall, drums
	10:09am Filip: My daughter graduated from Tulane in 2010. She's based in NYC in my old studio, but spends lots of time in NOLA, where she's now since last February. What school is your daughter studing at?
	10:10am Doug Schulkind: @david w Soundtracks give my geese goosebumps! @Uncle Michael Thanks for reminding me to do my taxes.
	10:10am Doug Schulkind: @Filip Good gosh, 2010?! That's crazy. I was thinking maybe 2-3 years ago.
	10:13am Filip: Yes, she's getting old... :-)
	🥁 10:13am βrian: My favorite audio samples are from Rosemary's Baby Monitor.
	10:14am Uncle Michael: I first saw Knife In the Water in high school, on late night public television.
	10:16am Listener Gregory: Mickey One screenplay written by Jean-Paul Sartre.
	10:19am Listener Gregory: Man, I hate it when my girlfriend is kidnapped into white slavery. Aren't any other colors available??
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: @Filip Unlike us who, rather miraculously, seem frozen in time.
	10:24am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Let me introduce you to the Green New Deal.
	🥁 10:26am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): dazzling and delightful sounds to welcome me to this day of WFMU. Hi, Doug and folx!
	10:26am hyde: the John Sangster life story is um, a little wild
	10:26am Doug Schulkind: Baba Bee, hee hee! Good to see thee!
	10:26am hyde: he accidentally killed his mother with an axe???
	10:28am Listener Gregory: Two nights ago I listened to the Howard Shore Suite from Ed Wood (which he wrote the soundtrack for), which is theremin-based. Very nice piece.
	10:30am Doug Schulkind: Who would do the music for "The John Sangster Story"? Charlie Manson?
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: Mal Waldron also composed the music for The Cool World.
	10:36am listener Rey: I probably Sangster's work on the Saturday morning cartoon "The Funky Phantom" and didn't even know it
	10:36am Listener Gregory: Did jazz composers/musicians get tapped to do soundtracks primarily for films about crime or drugs? I think jazz-like music was often used in film noir.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Ken Vandermark on clarinet here.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory This Chico Hamilton cut is illuminating your query.
	10:39am Listener Gregory: "Alfie" is a good counterexample, but I think jazz was often used to communicate angst.
	10:40am solo mon: Hi Doug! Up early enough to catch your show live for once… sounds fantastic!!!
	10:41am Doug Schulkind: Welcome welcome, solo mon! And thanks so much for filling in for The Cool Blue Flame on 9 September!
	🥁 10:41am bobdc: I recently did a little Spotify research on the topic of "What was the deal with Gunther Schuller's whole 'Third Stream' thing, anyway" and decided that most of it sounded like jazz-influenced film noir soundtracks.
	🥁 10:43am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hey solo mon! didja karaoke last night?
	10:43am Filip: Yes... but global warming is approaching... ha ha!
	10:43am Doug Schulkind: @bobdc The Venn diagram of Third Stream music and jazz-influenced film noir soundtracks is surely eye-popping. Both have significant elements of intentional orchestration.
	🥁 10:44am bobdc: And a lot of swing time flat thirds and flat sevenths
	10:44am TDK60: Hello Mx. B. B.
	10:45am solo mon: Baba Bee! I layed on the couch, while Greg karaoked w Chloe, it was tooooooo hot to be upright
	🥁 10:45am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): ugh. smoky here
	🥁 10:46am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): TDK60: howdy hey!
	10:47am solo mon: So smoky! The sun came up and it cast a dark red ruby light, a very Mordor morning.
	🥁 10:50am doctorjazz: Hello Drummers! Finished at the dentist, waiting to be able to feel my lip.
	10:51am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I am willing to feel your lip for you, until you regain full competence. Just ask.
	🥁 10:52am Brian in UK: doctorjazz can I get you a cup of water. Tee Hee.
	10:54am Uncle Michael: "accidental axe murder" It slipped!
	🥁 10:54am βrian: Axidental?
	🥁 10:55am Brian in UK: Axidental, ask doctorjazz about that one.
	🥁 10:55am βrian: Q: How did it happen? A: Don't ...
	10:55am Listener Gregory: Doug, it is said that the method of recording the soundtrack of "Acenseur" was what changed Miles Davis's whole approach to recording. He gave up on rehearsals almost entirely, and the band often recorded songs immediately after hearing/seeing them for the first time. This led to greater spontaneity, he felt. Of course, that technique may only work when your band has Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, et al.
	🥁 10:56am doctorjazz: BiUK, I'm brave, trying to drink coffee (we'll see how that goes...)
	10:56am Andrew Waterloo: good morning.. been awhile.. WFMU never seems to come through where I work :(
	🥁 10:57am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: Listener Gregory: wow, right!!!!
	🥁 10:58am doctorjazz: @LG, I thought you'd never ask...
	🥁 11:00am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: Andrew Waterloo: glad you're here now! Hi!
	11:00am Uncle Michael: Ravi, baby...what we need is a shittier soundtrack.
	11:01am TDK60: Never saw that Chappaqua movie.
	11:01am solo mon: Axedentally
	11:01am Listener Gregory: Yeah, @UM, trying to imagine that conversation... or is this an example of the polite letter of rejection, "If we published your work, the magazine would have to close, because nothing else could live up to that standard"?
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: Hey there, doctorjazz! Think I may have missed saying hey there doctorjazz earlier. Sorry!
	11:03am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Stupendous anecdote there. Thanks!
	11:03am Doug Schulkind: The Miles Davis one, I mean.
	11:03am hyde: @TDK60 i never have either. but it has William S. Burroughs and Herve Villechaize in it
	11:04am Doug Schulkind: Hey, I have big plans to not go see the Aretha Franklin bio-pic. Anyone wanna join me?!
	11:05am Uncle Michael: Doug, I'll join you for every bio-pic you're not going to see.
	11:05am Andrew in Toronto: I`m not either Doug.
	11:05am Uncle Michael: Bio-pics bat WELL below the Mendoza line.
	11:07am Doug Schulkind: The last relatively decent biopic I remember seeing was Philip Seymour Hoffman's Truman Capote thing. I tend to avoid them.
	11:08am Uncle Michael: The thing about bio-pics: the less you know, the better.
	11:08am Doug Schulkind: Especially biopics about musicians. For instance I really ADORED not going to see Marc Anthony's film about Héctor Lavoe.
	🥁 11:09am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: Doug, I'm totally with you!
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of accidentally murdering your mother with an ax, the closing track on today's show will be unnervingly related to that storyline. Wait for it. And I with you, Mx. Baba Bee. I'll go not anywhere with you!
	11:10am Listener Gregory: I'm also totally with you, Doug, but now I'm leaving you. I swore I would go out for my walk before the temps got to 90, so I have to go now and catch the rest on reruns. Thanks, for what is two-thirds of a great show!
	11:11am hyde: i thought that James Brown biopic (Get on Up) was actually pretty good until the last forty or so minutes when the director lost his nerve in sticking with the nonlinear narrative
	11:11am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Catching the reruns is way better than catching the runs.
	11:11am Listener Gregory: I normally do take an axe on my walk, but it's just too damn hot today.
	🥁 11:14am dutchtheo: I was (of course) curious about Dutch Harbor, (The Last Place to Go)... It is actually, in Alaska and the most westerly point of the United States. You probably can see Russia ;) A nice clip from the documentary: www.factorytwentyfive.com...
	🥁 11:15am doctorjazz: Aside from bio details being accurate (or not), who is going to sing Aretha?
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz I just Googled it: Jennifer Hudson
	11:17am Uncle Michael: that's chutzpah
	🥁 11:17am Brian in UK: Wit & imagination; if only film makers had some. Aside from a few like Wes Anderson.
	11:17am Listener Gregory: She was on Colbert last night, and she is a plausible performer for the part, if no actual Aretha. NOW I"M LEAVING!!
	🥁 11:18am Brian in UK: @LG may the axe be with you.
	🥁 11:18am doctorjazz: She's quite good, but ARETHA???!!??
	11:18am hyde: she can at least sing, which is something
	11:19am Doug Schulkind: How about the Anthony Bourdain film for which the director used artificial intelligence to make up some fake audio of Bourdain saying shit he never said.
	🥁 11:19am doctorjazz: LG, Jersey temps 86, you have 4 degrees to go..
	11:22am WR: The music behind one of your mic breaks, Gianni Boncampagni I think, made me think of Barbieri.
	🥁 11:23am Brian in UK: Electronic trickery will not gainsay a film of any sort.
	11:23am Doug Schulkind: @WR I heard that, too. Thought it might have been the tenor sax in the Dizzy Reece track. But I heard that "Gato sound," too.
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: I was all set to play a different cut from Les Stances a Sophie, but then my wife said she'd divorce me if I didn't spin "Theme De Yoyo."
	🥁 11:26am doctorjazz: Love this As of...was it Ten Wheel Drive that "borrowed; the bass riff?
	11:26am listener Rey: I'd bet Fontella Bass could do a very credible Aretha
	🥁 11:27am dutchtheo: Good wife! Fontella Bass is close to the soul set!
	11:27am WR: Sometimes it is best to go with the classic track, particularly if it helps preserve your marriage.
	11:28am Uncle Michael: The AI read shit Bourdain wrote.
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: Fontella Bass was married to trumpet Lester Bowie (also playing here) at the time of this recording.
	🥁 11:29am PAULS: Oversleeping is underrated. But it made me late for the show. Good morning some people! What'd I miss? Hopefully not the soul set. At least my fanny ain't like two sperm whales. Yet.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: I once played this on the air at WFMU and Ken Freedman called down to the studio thinking Fontella had just sung "Your voice is like a long fuck..." over the air.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: True story.
	🥁 11:30am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: your love is like a narwhal?
	🥁 11:33am Mx. Baba Bee (e/they) ⚧: according to the lyric authorities online, Ken was right
	🥁 11:33am PAULS: Brando! get the butter
	🥁 11:34am PAULS: Gato the creep. "Heeeeey, baby!"
	11:34am Uncle Eye Contact: Hmmm...
	11:36am WR: I didn't see the movie Last Tango until a few years ago when after getting a copy I found that I didn't want to see it.
	11:38am hyde: i gotta go out and score some lunch. thanks for the cool movie jazz sounds! (even if you didn't play any Paul Whiteman)
	11:40am Doug Schulkind: @hyde This white man don't play that Whiteman.
	11:40am Doug Schulkind: Olive oil would be more "heart-healthy," PAULS!
	🥁 11:42am PAULS: Right. I'll make sure the sequel script is updated. Last Tango in Bayonne... good FOR you, too!
	🥁 11:45am βrian: Bayonne is where they first made bayonets.
	11:45am Doug Schulkind: After Give the Drummer Some, be sure to keep it tuned for LAST TANGO IN TOPEKA, with your favorite uncle, UNCLE MICHAEL Tango over here: wfmu.org...
	11:46am WR: Come on Doug, you know there is a time and place for everything, even Whiteman. In related news, has anyone seen New York Eye and Ear Control? Pre internet life I had assumed it was a soundtrack for the mind and didn't believe there was an actual film to go with it.
	🥁 11:46am PAULS: Roswell Rudd is an alien.
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: @WR I have played Whiteman numerous times on the air. Any talk of a Whiteman ban on GTDS is mere speculation.
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Mere expectoration.
	11:48am TDK60: Thanks for the films, Doug. Now, back into that glaring daytime light.
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: @TSK60 The pleasure's been mine. Enjoy the day!
	🥁 11:51am PAULS: Dearly beloved...
	11:54am Uncle Michael: Join me today for Hinky Dinky Time: wfmu.org...
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: Dutch cellist Ernst Reijseger has scored the music for maybe a half dozen or more films by Werner Herzog. Including this one.
	11:54am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for another awesome three hours!
	11:54am WR: Wow, TDK60, it's been a while since have experienced leaving dark theater into glaring daylight. A visceral memory from the past.
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: @Awesome in Toronto You are very welcome!
	11:55am TDK60: WR: yes. The light would often make me sneeze.
	🥁 11:56am PAULS: I'm gonna write Ernst and tell him just how lovely this music is!
	11:56am WR: Thank you Doug. An epic episode of Give the Drummer, coming to an archive near you for repeat listening.
	🥁 11:57am PAULS: Noooooooooooooooooo! No, John Lee. Always over too soon! Thanks Doug
	🥁 11:57am doctorjazz: Thanks Doug!
	11:57am Doug Schulkind: Thank you thank you everyone!!!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 11:57am Artie: Thanks, Doug!!
	🥁 11:58am dutchtheo: Thanks, Doug for this friday soundtrack
	11:58am HyperDose: Can the drummer please get some? We're tired of asking 😩
	🥁 11:58am Brian in UK: Thanks, Boss.
	11:59am Pauly from Clifton: Great show, Doug! Made my work morning fly by. Thanks, have a great weekend, and hydrate!
	🥁 12:00pm PAULS: Saber-rific!
	🥁 12:01pm bobdc: Great one Doug, and welcome back!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from August 13, 2021

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