WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from November 10, 2021

Listener comments!
	4:56pm Doug Schulkind: I short piece I wrote following Lester Bowie's death in November '99: www.wfmu.org...
	🥁 5:01pm listener james from westwood: BOOM! Welcome, Doug, to the wilds of Wednesday!
	5:02pm ruth: Hi Doug! And hi to all the Ridgewood Radio migrants here for this special show.
	5:04pm Doug Schulkind: listener james from wednesday! Dearest ruth!
	🥁 5:04pm doctorjazz: Hey, Doug, in transit (NJ TR and it, to be precise), big Bowie fan. Will catch as much as I can, rest in archives! (Saw Bowie a number of times back in the day...).
	🥁 5:05pm doctorjazz: *NJ Transit, O be precise...
	5:05pm Doug Schulkind: Almost all the tracks in the first hour of the show were written for and dedicated to Lester Bowie BEFORE he died. They just loved him is all.
	5:06pm Doug Schulkind: Ride safe, ride swift, doctorjazz!
	5:06pm Doug Schulkind: Olu Dara is on trumpet here. He will also be playing something called a serpent horn.
	5:14pm chresti: Hi Doug and afternoon drummers!
	5:14pm Jeff Golick: Glad I checked my email today.
	5:15pm adamdoesit, unauthenticatedly: Is this the real life, or just brass fantasy? Glad to be able to catch this evening’s special program.
	5:16pm Doug Schulkind: chresti! Mailman! adamdoesit!
	5:20pm Jeff Golick: looking forward to hearing the FULL LINEUP of musicians on this "Sir Lester" number.
	5:22pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I hope you are not looking forward to my pronunciation of the FULL LINEUP of musicians on this "Sir Lester" number.
	5:23pm Doug Schulkind: Adam Pierończyk (tenor sax), Piotr Wojtasik (trumpet, flugelhorn), Leszek Możdżer (piano), Adam Kowalewski (bass), Jacek Olter (drums)
	5:26pm WR: how many minutes wait is fair before we mention typos on the playlist?
	5:27pm Doug Schulkind: I don't know what you're taking about, WR.
	5:27pm Jeff Golick: No, no. The pronunciation is what I'm after.
	5:27pm WR: @5:14 @Jeff Golick: what do you mean by that?
	🥁 5:28pm PAULS: Whatever you do, don't mention typos in the show description.
	5:28pm Jeff Golick: @WR: I was checking my email (non-work division) late this afternoon and noticed that this Lester Bowie show was happening.
	5:29pm coelacanth∅: 'afternoon Doug, Ridgies and other Lovers
	5:29pm WR: Oh, that's right 6 hours of Uncle Michael on Friday.
	5:30pm Jeff Golick: Yay.
	5:30pm WR: Ok, emphasis on Lester Bowie, not absence of David W.
	5:31pm Jeff Golick: Yes, absolutely that, @WR.
	5:32pm ARB: Oh, hi!
	5:32pm Doug Schulkind: Not THAT again, PAULS. Haven't you caused enough trouble?
	5:33pm Doug Schulkind: coelacanth∅! Glad you could slither by!
	🥁 5:33pm PAULS: But but but but but but
	🥁 5:34pm PAULS: I was tryna keep everyone OUT of trouble!
	5:34pm Doug Schulkind: Whoa! ARB's here everyone! Good thing I brought out the good china.
	5:34pm WR: According to G translate, Tak in Polish translates to Yes in English, not talk...but you've fixed it now. and apologies for being so cantankerous, rough day at work today, dear.
	5:35pm Doug Schulkind: George Lewis on trombone here with Roscoe Mitchell. Lewis will be featured in a trombone/bass duet, next.
	5:36pm adamdoesit, unauthenticatedly: Tak is cheap.
	🥁 5:37pm PAULS: Tak to tha han!
	5:37pm WR: ARB's here, quick switch to paper plates.
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: i slither by, by and by ...tak is "thanks" in a few languages (ie danish) but not polish?
	5:38pm adamdoesit, unauthenticatedly: Tak me to your lieder.
	5:39pm Doug Schulkind: Hey there friends, were you aware that Ridgewood Radio host David Weinstein is also the co-host of an award-winning podcast The Roulette Tapes? Well he is and it's fantastic! I encourage you to check it out: roulette.org...
	5:41pm Jeff Golick: Wow that Roulette podcast looks great.
	5:42pm WR: I never saw OG AEC or Lester Bowie in person. My mistake. I did did see many others of the AACM members in various combinations starting in 2002.
	5:45pm Doug Schulkind: This Leo Smith tribute was recorded two months after Bowie's death.
	5:45pm WR: That George Lewis & Bertram Turetzky recording is gorgeous and elegaic. Where's doctorjazz, he's usually here for most of this time slot.
	5:47pm WR: Oh, just read the start of the comments, nevermind.
	5:47pm Doug Schulkind: @WR doctorjazz checked in from his NJ Transit ride.
	5:53pm Doug Schulkind: Who worked a trumpet mute harder, Lester Bowie or Bubber Miley?
	5:58pm Doug Schulkind: Answer: Lester was a close second.
	6:03pm adamdoesit: Yu get a typo! And you get a tpyo! And you gut a typo!
	6:05pm Gary: Evening!
	6:07pm Doug Schulkind: Gary! You're the man of the (next) hour!
	6:07pm chresti: When ARB is present, we are to use fig leaves for plates.
	6:07pm Gary: I'm in an OG sandwich tonight!
	6:09pm Doug Schulkind: @chresti And plates for fig leaves! Dessert plates, of course.
	🥁 6:09pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hey there, Doug and folx!
	6:10pm Doug Schulkind: Woo hoo! Mx. Baba Bee is in the mix!
	6:10pm Doug Schulkind: Nice bass sax from Roscoe Mitchell. What nice a bottom it's got!
	🥁 6:11pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I ain't the only mixed mingler around here, whatta surprise to be Drumming at this hour :-)
	🥁 6:12pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): chrestikins in the mix!
	6:15pm Jeff Golick: That Frode/Hamid/William number is available at Bandcamp: frodegjerstad.bandcamp.com...
	6:15pm Doug Schulkind: I never realized how similar the tune "Shortnin' Bread" was to the theme to Sanford & Son.
	6:15pm chresti: Mx Baba Beekins! I am mixed up!
	6:16pm Doug Schulkind: We are mixed to the maxx, here in Drummerland! The mixier the merrier.
	6:16pm Doug Schulkind: David Murray on tenor saxx here in this Anthony Brown mix.
	6:23pm WR: Anthony Brown's Asian American Big Band, new to me.
	6:25pm Doug Schulkind: @WR There is so much music out there. Impossible to keep up.
	🥁 6:26pm PAULS: Yes, Doug, but Grady and Rollo knew.
	6:27pm Doug Schulkind: @PAULS This is the big one! This is the big one!
	6:27pm WR: The Tent is a quintet but ensemble sections sounds like a "big band". Absolutely Doug, Absolutely.
	🥁 6:28pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): whatever one calls it when the music mixes like that, I like it!
	6:36pm Doug Schulkind: Just another trumpet/guitar/drums trio!
	6:39pm Doug Schulkind: This is one heavy Smoker.
	6:41pm Doug Schulkind: One of my favorite musicians on tuba here with Dave Douglas: Marcus Rojas.
	🥁 6:42pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): wowwwwww, yeahhhh!
	6:44pm adamdoesit: Really enjoying this neo-Nawlins free-funk vibe.
	6:46pm Doug Schulkind: All brass 'n' drums, adamdoesit.
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: Hugh Ragin on trumpet here. He is also the composer of "A Prayer for Lester Bowie." He first performed/recorded it in 2000 on his LP Fanfare & Fiesta.
	6:48pm chresti: Almost 4, time for my booster shot of caffeine..
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: This is a brand-new recording, just out from Pittsburgh-born composer David Sanford.
	6:49pm Doug Schulkind: I believe that Sanford studied with Hugh Ragin at a college in Colorado. Back in 1981, I had the blessed fortune to study with Hugh Ragin at Oberlin.
	6:51pm Doug Schulkind: The stupendous BODEGA POP LIVE radio program is up next with Gary Sullivan. Here is his playlist page: wfmu.org... Following Gary will be Jeff Golick and D:O Radio, filling in for Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse. Jeff's playlist will be here: wfmu.org...
	6:53pm Doug Schulkind: You can git yourself a copy of this glorious new David Sanford record here: greenleafmusic.com...
	6:55pm Doug Schulkind: David Sanford is the Elizabeth T. Kennan Professor of Music at Mount Holyoke College.
	6:56pm adamdoesit: Doug, thank you for broadening my musical horizons yet again.
	6:58pm Doug Schulkind: @adamdoesit The pleasure is mine. Ever broader!
	7:00pm WR: thank you Doug!
	7:00pm ruth: What a great show Doug! Thanks for keeping our seat warm. See you guys next week back at Ridgewood Radio with David.
	7:01pm chresti: Thanks Doug! This Sanford piece is very much a Ridgewood Radio sounding track
	🥁 7:01pm listener james from westwood: A joy! Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 7:02pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): thank you!!!
	🥁 9:02pm doctorjazz: Getting to hear more on my NJ Transit ride home, great show! Have a nice visit on Friday Doug!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from November 10, 2021

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November 10, 2021: Forever loving Lester

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: James Brown	Cold Sweat (pt. 1) "Cold Sweat (pt. 1)" by "James Brown"	b/w Cold Sweat (pt. 2)	King	1967	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
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Phillip Wilson	Lester B. I "Lester B. I" by "Phillip Wilson"	Esoteric	Hat Hut	1977	0:03:39 (Pop-up)
Phillip Wilson	Lester B. II "Lester B. II" by "Phillip Wilson"	Esoteric	Hat Hut	1977	0:11:58 (Pop-up)
Phillip Wilson	Lester B. III "Lester B. III" by "Phillip Wilson"	Esoteric	Hat Hut	1977	0:15:16 (Pop-up)
Leszek Możdżer	Sir Lester (Dedicated to Lester Bowie)	Talk to Jesus	GOWI	1996	0:17:27 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Lennie Hibbert	Vintage Soul "Vintage Soul" by "Lennie Hibbert"	b/w Black & George: Peanut Butter	Studio One	1969	0:27:03 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Mitchell & The Note Factory	For Lester B	Nine to Get Ready	ECM	1997	0:31:54 (Pop-up)
George Lewis & Bertram Turetzky	Blues for Lester B	Conversations	Incus	1997	0:37:51 (Pop-up)
Leo Smith's Golden Quartet	Celestial Sky and All Magic: A Memorial for Lester Bowie	Golden Quartet	Tzadik	2000	0:43:56 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Fela Anikulapo Kuti & Africa 70	Yellow Fever	Yellow Fever	Afrodisia	1976	0:59:23 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	Suite for Lester	Tribute to Lester	ECM	2001	1:06:01 (Pop-up)
Frode Gjerstad, Hamid Drake, William Parker	In Memory of Lester Bowie	In Memory of Lester Bowie	Circulasione Totale	2000	1:11:18 (Pop-up)
Anthony Brown's Orchestra	Bread & Bowie (For Lester)	Rhapsodies	Water Baby	2005	1:13:39 (Pop-up)
Myra Melford & The Tent	Hello Dreamers (for Lester Bowie)	Where the Two Worlds Touch	Arabesque	2003	1:19:58 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Ram Dass & Kriece	Mantra "Mantra" by "Ram Dass & Kriece"	Cosmix	Waveform	2008	1:29:55 (Pop-up)
Paul Smoker Notet	Elegy [For Lester Bowie]	Cool Lives	Alvas	2011	1:34:52 (Pop-up)
Dave Douglas	Bowie "Bowie" by "Dave Douglas"	Spirit Moves	Greenleaf	2008	1:40:49 (Pop-up)
David Sanford	A Prayer for Lester Bowie	A Prayer for Lester Bowie	Greenleaf	2021	1:47:02 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Specks Williams	We Gave the Drummer Some	b/w Specks Blues	Jax	196?

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Listener comments!
	4:56pm Doug Schulkind: I short piece I wrote following Lester Bowie's death in November '99: www.wfmu.org...
	🥁 5:01pm listener james from westwood: BOOM! Welcome, Doug, to the wilds of Wednesday!
	5:02pm ruth: Hi Doug! And hi to all the Ridgewood Radio migrants here for this special show.
	5:04pm Doug Schulkind: listener james from wednesday! Dearest ruth!
	🥁 5:04pm doctorjazz: Hey, Doug, in transit (NJ TR and it, to be precise), big Bowie fan. Will catch as much as I can, rest in archives! (Saw Bowie a number of times back in the day...).
	🥁 5:05pm doctorjazz: *NJ Transit, O be precise...
	5:05pm Doug Schulkind: Almost all the tracks in the first hour of the show were written for and dedicated to Lester Bowie BEFORE he died. They just loved him is all.
	5:06pm Doug Schulkind: Ride safe, ride swift, doctorjazz!
	5:06pm Doug Schulkind: Olu Dara is on trumpet here. He will also be playing something called a serpent horn.
	5:14pm chresti: Hi Doug and afternoon drummers!
	5:14pm Jeff Golick: Glad I checked my email today.
	5:15pm adamdoesit, unauthenticatedly: Is this the real life, or just brass fantasy? Glad to be able to catch this evening’s special program.
	5:16pm Doug Schulkind: chresti! Mailman! adamdoesit!
	5:20pm Jeff Golick: looking forward to hearing the FULL LINEUP of musicians on this "Sir Lester" number.
	5:22pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I hope you are not looking forward to my pronunciation of the FULL LINEUP of musicians on this "Sir Lester" number.
	5:23pm Doug Schulkind: Adam Pierończyk (tenor sax), Piotr Wojtasik (trumpet, flugelhorn), Leszek Możdżer (piano), Adam Kowalewski (bass), Jacek Olter (drums)
	5:26pm WR: how many minutes wait is fair before we mention typos on the playlist?
	5:27pm Doug Schulkind: I don't know what you're taking about, WR.
	5:27pm Jeff Golick: No, no. The pronunciation is what I'm after.
	5:27pm WR: @5:14 @Jeff Golick: what do you mean by that?
	🥁 5:28pm PAULS: Whatever you do, don't mention typos in the show description.
	5:28pm Jeff Golick: @WR: I was checking my email (non-work division) late this afternoon and noticed that this Lester Bowie show was happening.
	5:29pm coelacanth∅: 'afternoon Doug, Ridgies and other Lovers
	5:29pm WR: Oh, that's right 6 hours of Uncle Michael on Friday.
	5:30pm Jeff Golick: Yay.
	5:30pm WR: Ok, emphasis on Lester Bowie, not absence of David W.
	5:31pm Jeff Golick: Yes, absolutely that, @WR.
	5:32pm ARB: Oh, hi!
	5:32pm Doug Schulkind: Not THAT again, PAULS. Haven't you caused enough trouble?
	5:33pm Doug Schulkind: coelacanth∅! Glad you could slither by!
	🥁 5:33pm PAULS: But but but but but but
	🥁 5:34pm PAULS: I was tryna keep everyone OUT of trouble!
	5:34pm Doug Schulkind: Whoa! ARB's here everyone! Good thing I brought out the good china.
	5:34pm WR: According to G translate, Tak in Polish translates to Yes in English, not talk...but you've fixed it now. and apologies for being so cantankerous, rough day at work today, dear.
	5:35pm Doug Schulkind: George Lewis on trombone here with Roscoe Mitchell. Lewis will be featured in a trombone/bass duet, next.
	5:36pm adamdoesit, unauthenticatedly: Tak is cheap.
	🥁 5:37pm PAULS: Tak to tha han!
	5:37pm WR: ARB's here, quick switch to paper plates.
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: i slither by, by and by ...tak is "thanks" in a few languages (ie danish) but not polish?
	5:38pm adamdoesit, unauthenticatedly: Tak me to your lieder.
	5:39pm Doug Schulkind: Hey there friends, were you aware that Ridgewood Radio host David Weinstein is also the co-host of an award-winning podcast The Roulette Tapes? Well he is and it's fantastic! I encourage you to check it out: roulette.org...
	5:41pm Jeff Golick: Wow that Roulette podcast looks great.
	5:42pm WR: I never saw OG AEC or Lester Bowie in person. My mistake. I did did see many others of the AACM members in various combinations starting in 2002.
	5:45pm Doug Schulkind: This Leo Smith tribute was recorded two months after Bowie's death.
	5:45pm WR: That George Lewis & Bertram Turetzky recording is gorgeous and elegaic. Where's doctorjazz, he's usually here for most of this time slot.
	5:47pm WR: Oh, just read the start of the comments, nevermind.
	5:47pm Doug Schulkind: @WR doctorjazz checked in from his NJ Transit ride.
	5:53pm Doug Schulkind: Who worked a trumpet mute harder, Lester Bowie or Bubber Miley?
	5:58pm Doug Schulkind: Answer: Lester was a close second.
	6:03pm adamdoesit: Yu get a typo! And you get a tpyo! And you gut a typo!
	6:05pm Gary: Evening!
	6:07pm Doug Schulkind: Gary! You're the man of the (next) hour!
	6:07pm chresti: When ARB is present, we are to use fig leaves for plates.
	6:07pm Gary: I'm in an OG sandwich tonight!
	6:09pm Doug Schulkind: @chresti And plates for fig leaves! Dessert plates, of course.
	🥁 6:09pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): hey there, Doug and folx!
	6:10pm Doug Schulkind: Woo hoo! Mx. Baba Bee is in the mix!
	6:10pm Doug Schulkind: Nice bass sax from Roscoe Mitchell. What nice a bottom it's got!
	🥁 6:11pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): I ain't the only mixed mingler around here, whatta surprise to be Drumming at this hour :-)
	🥁 6:12pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): chrestikins in the mix!
	6:15pm Jeff Golick: That Frode/Hamid/William number is available at Bandcamp: frodegjerstad.bandcamp.com...
	6:15pm Doug Schulkind: I never realized how similar the tune "Shortnin' Bread" was to the theme to Sanford & Son.
	6:15pm chresti: Mx Baba Beekins! I am mixed up!
	6:16pm Doug Schulkind: We are mixed to the maxx, here in Drummerland! The mixier the merrier.
	6:16pm Doug Schulkind: David Murray on tenor saxx here in this Anthony Brown mix.
	6:23pm WR: Anthony Brown's Asian American Big Band, new to me.
	6:25pm Doug Schulkind: @WR There is so much music out there. Impossible to keep up.
	🥁 6:26pm PAULS: Yes, Doug, but Grady and Rollo knew.
	6:27pm Doug Schulkind: @PAULS This is the big one! This is the big one!
	6:27pm WR: The Tent is a quintet but ensemble sections sounds like a "big band". Absolutely Doug, Absolutely.
	🥁 6:28pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): whatever one calls it when the music mixes like that, I like it!
	6:36pm Doug Schulkind: Just another trumpet/guitar/drums trio!
	6:39pm Doug Schulkind: This is one heavy Smoker.
	6:41pm Doug Schulkind: One of my favorite musicians on tuba here with Dave Douglas: Marcus Rojas.
	🥁 6:42pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): wowwwwww, yeahhhh!
	6:44pm adamdoesit: Really enjoying this neo-Nawlins free-funk vibe.
	6:46pm Doug Schulkind: All brass 'n' drums, adamdoesit.
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: Hugh Ragin on trumpet here. He is also the composer of "A Prayer for Lester Bowie." He first performed/recorded it in 2000 on his LP Fanfare & Fiesta.
	6:48pm chresti: Almost 4, time for my booster shot of caffeine..
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: This is a brand-new recording, just out from Pittsburgh-born composer David Sanford.
	6:49pm Doug Schulkind: I believe that Sanford studied with Hugh Ragin at a college in Colorado. Back in 1981, I had the blessed fortune to study with Hugh Ragin at Oberlin.
	6:51pm Doug Schulkind: The stupendous BODEGA POP LIVE radio program is up next with Gary Sullivan. Here is his playlist page: wfmu.org... Following Gary will be Jeff Golick and D:O Radio, filling in for Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse. Jeff's playlist will be here: wfmu.org...
	6:53pm Doug Schulkind: You can git yourself a copy of this glorious new David Sanford record here: greenleafmusic.com...
	6:55pm Doug Schulkind: David Sanford is the Elizabeth T. Kennan Professor of Music at Mount Holyoke College.
	6:56pm adamdoesit: Doug, thank you for broadening my musical horizons yet again.
	6:58pm Doug Schulkind: @adamdoesit The pleasure is mine. Ever broader!
	7:00pm WR: thank you Doug!
	7:00pm ruth: What a great show Doug! Thanks for keeping our seat warm. See you guys next week back at Ridgewood Radio with David.
	7:01pm chresti: Thanks Doug! This Sanford piece is very much a Ridgewood Radio sounding track
	🥁 7:01pm listener james from westwood: A joy! Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 7:02pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): thank you!!!
	🥁 9:02pm doctorjazz: Getting to hear more on my NJ Transit ride home, great show! Have a nice visit on Friday Doug!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from November 10, 2021

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