WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/04/12

Listener comments!

8:21am Van in DC:

Ha! I'm currently living in the past! Hi Doug!

8:23am Doug Schulkind:

Allow me to say THANK YOU, Van, for the image adorning today's playlist.

8:24am Van in DC:

8:48am Doug Schulkind:

And allow me to say THANK YOU THANK YOU to the amazing Amanda Nazario — host of Nazario Scenario on Give the Drummer Radio, Wednesdays, 12-3pm — for minding the control board back at the station today!

8:52am annie:

good morning everyone. love this photo!!

8:52am dc pat:

that's not a pic from Squirrel Hill is it? (question from Mrs dc pat)

8:53am Hank:

Hello Ducky!

8:55am Hank:

Ooops. Hello Doug and friends.

8:55am Van in DC:

Almost time to "pause" previous GTDS. My suspicion was right though - it made a wonderful appetizer :)

8:55am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

@Mrs dc pat
I wish! Nope, the mighty Listener Van from DC found this image online. He goes to all the cool spots.

@Hank
Ducky says quack. (Listen for the Steve Lacy track "The New Duck" later in the show!!)

8:55am Chris in Durban:

Greetings good people - love the pic .... all sounds good on this end of the world Doug!

8:56am earwax:

In order to be ecumenical, here's a picture of some nuns with a clown http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-k9IcW4d8zZ8/Tw3xNb3_GOI/AAAAAAAADXc/MKvOFTSTv3g/s1600/nun_gt.jpg

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Chris in Durban
The new Mankunku post at Electric Jive has my pulse racing.

8:57am dc pat:

well I KNOW it wasn't taken in DC...

8:57am dc pat:

you can barely get a decent bagel around here...

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

@earwax
It's a meme!

8:58am Chris in Durban:

oooh Doug - you have heard less than one percent of what is to come - hold onto your hat

8:58am earwax:

and clown nuns?! http://www.flickr.com/photos/47051133@N00/1042397508/

9:00am Amanda:

You're live!

9:01am Van in DC:

Whoo!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks Amanda!! Thanks Van!! Thanks everybody!!

9:02am Hugo:

Greetz from Burghen (slightly east of Pittsburghen).

9:02am Van in DC:

Playlist still not linked from front page....

9:02am annie:

just go to dunkin donuts pat for an artisinal bagel!

9:03am Van in DC:

Ah, there it went :)

9:03am texas scott:

YES.Love the photo!
not glum anymore.

9:05am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome to the igloo, Texas Scott!

9:05am dc pat:

annie!

9:06am Amanda:

Doug -- Nachum asked me to send his very best to you as he was leaving. Good Shabbos!

9:06am annie:

pat!!

9:06am glenn:

take two igs, gloo 'em together. you have an igloo.

9:07am Parq:

Sigh. I thought that you being on the air would mean a clean seg from Hatikvah to JuJu. Oh well, minor complaint. This morning is going to be terrific,

9:07am ndbob:

Hi Amanda!

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Please give Nachum a big embarrassing bear hug from me.

9:11am Amanda:

Dammit, he left before I could snag him. Hi ndbob!

9:12am Paul Sherratt:

I'm almost certain I've seen that distinctive hairstyle before.
Somewhere.

9:12am Hank:

Who put the crackles in the Victrola?

9:12am dc pat:

more crackles please

9:13am JAY / LONDON:

just tuned in love the picture

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, Parq; good tea time, Paul Sherratt.

9:13am Hugo:

Why don't they make records with surface noise anymore?

9:13am El Thatchmo:

You gonna play some Mel Torme today?

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Hugo, and Jay in London, too. El Thatchmo, I go to sleep wearing Mel Tormé leg warmers. Isn't that enough?

9:16am Van in DC:

All hail the wail of the crackle indeed.

9:17am Scottmcdowell:

Thanks Doug and Amanda!

9:18am Doug Schulkind:

'Tis an honor, Scott (honour, to our friends across the drink).

9:19am kat330:

This connects me to "Did She Jump or Was She Pushed" by L.&.R. Thompson.

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

About this song title, Ms. Adkins: If you have to ask, I think you know the answer.

9:19am Scottmcdowell:

Loving listening to the show.

9:19am lewis:

Checking in - good morning to all. It is a beautiful! day here in Minnesota.

9:20am Amanda:

Put the iPhone away Scott. Don't you have a boring conference to listen to?

9:22am Scottmcdowell:

Ha, can't resist.

9:23am bruceleh:

Pic was probably taken on Purim, I can't imagine any other time a kid would be dressed up like that in such a Chassidisher setting

9:23am ndbob:

Raining here in North Dakota - but it should be moving out this afternoon,.

9:23am Doug Schulkind:

Remind me to spank that MP3 when I get off the air.

9:24am Paul Sherratt:

Cheers Padraig !
http://comhaltas.ie/images/blog/Caoimh_1.jpg

9:24am dc pat:

purim coming up? I can never remember when that one is...

9:25am bruceleh:

No, Purim passed, it's more or less the month before Passover

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Lewis and Bruceleh.

9:26am dc pat:

yeah I was thinking it was more of a colder weather holiday

9:26am Hugo:

I think Robert Crumb has said that anything that is not on a 78 is not worth bothering with ...

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2008/03/24/robert-crumb-on-record-collecting/

9:27am ndbob:

This is from the Maya Deren LP Doug?

9:27am listener james from westwood:

Pictured: A young Herschel Krustofski, seated next to his father, Rabbi Hyman Krustofsi, in the Springfield shul, date unknown. [SOURCE: Krusty Archives, a division of Krusty Burger Worldwide]

9:28am listener james from westwood:

a bit late but happy to be here. good end-of-the-week, all!

9:29am dc pat:

one more thing Crumb is wrong about

9:29am Hank:

Yeeehaaa playmates

9:30am lewis:

@listener James - THANKS! now I can tell the world!

9:30am dc pat:

Happy Derby Day Eve folks! just got the simple sauce made...

9:30am Hugo:

http://mjcdn.motherjones.com/preset_16/crumb.jpg

9:30am Amanda:

Yes to hot string band music!

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

It was, ndbob, until I unceremoniously and errantly ended it.

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

And all hail: Listener James from Westwood.

9:32am JAY / LONDON:

hot string band :)

9:32am Amanda:

I thought the stream had dropped... almost died of fright

9:32am ndbob:

morning James!

9:32am Cecile:

hi, all!
Ha, I remember going to see the Dusquene University Tamburitzans as a kid.

9:33am Parq:

Great first set. Must go and commute. See you (I love saying this) when I've got you on at the office. And warm greetings to the Nazz.

9:33am Artie:

ahhh. settling in for a bit of a listen - that's automatically better...

9:34am Amanda:

Have a nice ride, Parq!

9:35am ndbob:

Ah the great True Vine store!

9:36am dc pat:

ach, Irish is impossible...

9:40am listener james from westwood:

hello hello ndbob and all! great to hear gtds anywhere, but something about it coming out of the kitchen radio gives it that old-world glow.

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

Cecile! Cecile! (And did I extend a warm handshake to you, Annie?)

9:41am listener james from westwood:

safe travels and and easy friday of work, parq!
must duck under water briefly before returning to the computer. perfect day for the show being on the ra-dee-oh!

9:41am Cecile:

good morning, and ANNIE!

9:48am annie:

cecile!!! doug!!!

9:50am Hugo:

Ah! Bridget St John. Very recognisable voice!

9:54am jill:

Hello Again (of course) to all you kids

9:55am Hank:

Hugo, seeing as Bridget was on Dandelion, have you seen Doug's link to the John Peel archive?
Could never have that many records clogging up the house. Glad John did it.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

Jill dahling!

9:56am doug:

mornin' doug. been here since the start but this donnie & joe emerson got me off my tuchis to chime in. gorgeuos!

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

Doug, am I looking in a mirror??rorrim a ni gnikool I ma ,gouD

10:01am Cecile:

An elephant playing the harmonica!
http://afterelton.tumblr.com/post/22381882585/and-now-for-no-reason-in-particular-is-an

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

If I was quicker, Cecile, I would play Thai Elephant Orch as a music bed now. But I'm not.

10:03am Cecile:

she is great.

10:04am Hugo:

@Hank: Yes, I did. There is one hour documentary on Peel's record collection, basically his favourite singles. Should be accessible on the net.

10:04am dc pat:

Cecile: HA! that's at the National Zoo, mrs. dc pat showed me that yesterday. Then I showed everybody the Thai elephant orchestra

10:04am monica:

oy, let me try that again...
mornin' doug. been here since the start but this donnie & joe emerson got me off my tuchis to chime in. gorgeous!

10:05am Cecile:

nice! Elephants are so cool.

10:06am dc pat:

ever see the videos of them painting? they have a really delicate, steady hand...uh, trunk

10:07am Hugo:

I started listening to Peel back in 1969, on what was then the medium wave. The Beeb only got on FM in the 70s.

10:07am ndbob:

The Thai Elephant Orchestra collections are great

10:08am Cecile:

yes, they are lovely artists.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

The official station ID brought to you (literally) by the observant Amanda Nazario! Thank you for the texted reminder, Amanda!

10:12am Hank:

Hugo; Top Gear, not to be confused with three conservative f***wits talking about cars. 1968 was my year of DISCovery.

10:13am Amanda:

Extra-vigilant since the last time I was on the air and forgot one. :-) This is a beautiful track by Farid El-Atrache

10:13am Cecile:

I like those f**wits. They are about 1,000,000 times better than the American version of that show. It's so terrible. It's like they are reading a script from Maxim magazine.

10:14am Cecile:

and I have to admit I have kind of a thing for Richard Hamster, I mean Hammond.

10:14am Hank:

Does not say much about either Cecile. Discussing cars we will never either want or afford.

10:15am Van in DC:

Well forgetting the station ID is certainly worlds preferable to forgetting you are not just on stream, and dropping an F-bomb :)

10:16am Cecile:

It is fun seeing things go smash, Hank. And they are very funny. I don't drive and can barely remember the make of the car my husband drives me in. I enjoy the humor.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

@Hank
I spent 10 years editing magazines about remodeling kitchens and bathrooms that cost more than my apartment.

10:17am Cecile:

I don't shoot guns or lip-synch to Gloria Gaynor songs in a mile-high wig, and I still enjoy both Top Gun and Drag Race. Interested people interest me.

10:19am Parq:

Office puter is fired up. Let the party continue. Nazz, I walk, by the way.

10:20am Hugo:

@Hank: Top Gear it was. It's fun downloading shows from those days from folks who recorded onto reel to reel tape recorders. I have bundles of reels but, alas, no a functioning tape recorder anymore. Will have to look into the second hand market.

10:20am Mike East:

Anybody else find it off putting when they hear a curse on the stream? I'm so used to the censor that sometimes I forget I'm listening to a non air show and its very jarring. Does that make me a radio purist?

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

As long as you remember your husband's name, Cecile, you'll be OK.

The next song, Waen Wiset, is from Thailand. It is about a pair of X-ray glasses. See the cover here:

bit.ly...

10:21am Cecile:

Fuck no, Mike.
*rimshot*

10:21am Mike East:

my word, Cecile! Earmuffs!

10:22am Cecile:

lololololol, Mike.

That is the most amazing album cover, Doug.

10:22am Parq:

http://tinyurl.com/burb-boom

Lives of the Morons, upstate edition

10:22am Hugo:

Will cursing in a foreign language be allowed, I wonder?

10:23am listener james from westwood:

mike, i'm used to the curses in the songs, but when a stream-based dj curses, that's when i reflexively cringe; not from prudery but more like: "oh no! the station license!"

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

As far as the American FCC overlords go, Hugo, cursing in non-English is OK, unless you are on a non-English station.

10:23am listener james from westwood:

only if it's fidel castro cursing at a hugo chavez impersonator after being pranked on miami radio

10:24am listener james from westwood:

that falls into the "pissing off dictators" safe harbor :)

10:24am Parq:

{stream DJ}: curse word
Me: What --? Oh, wait, yeah.

10:25am Van in DC:

Loving this set Doug!

10:26am dc pat:

man, I gotta get some of those fucking glasses...

10:26am Cecile:

Parq, just wow.

10:26am Hank:

Hugo, did tape a few but lost in space now.
Educate, inform, entertain is still the BBCs brief from Lord Reith's days. Now it is give the public what they want, guess that's why I listen rather than watch.
End of unintentioned rant.

10:27am Matt from Springfield:

Hello Again Doug (Of Course)!
Always glad to see/hear ya on the Mothership!

10:27am Parq:

'Cile, good thing those kids are growing up in a nice, safe, upstate suburb instead of some city where danger is all around, right?

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya Matt (I would never say "Welcome Matt").

10:28am Hugo:

Does the public know what it wants?

10:28am Amanda:

I LOVE THIS

10:29am Hank:

Ofcourse when they are told.

10:29am Matt from Springfield:

"Whaddam I, chopped door-matt!!"
80s Thai?

10:29am Hugo:

Carabao! Thai country-rock!

10:30am Wendy del Formaggio:

Good morning everybody! I'm loving this Thai pop.

10:30am pierre:

Bonjour Doug !
Glad to tune in live for once !

10:30am Cecile:

You know, Hank I understand.
I've watched three good US cable channels dedicated to the arts go right down the tubes:
Arts and Entertainment, Bravo and Ovation. OVation is now crappy movies and middlebrow reruns, A&E is reality TV (although they produce some great documentary series) and Bravo is just brawling and squalling reality. Depressing.

10:34am Hank:

Did you notice that she wears a bikini for the digital version. Analogue is truly grubby!!!

10:35am Van in DC:

Oh! And there they are...the Thai Elephant Orchestra :)

10:35am Cecile:

yay!

10:38am Matt from Springfield:

Bonjour pierre!
Bongiorno, Wendy del Formaggio! :)

10:38am Parq:

is this the new duck that Weird Al Yankovic wants?

10:39am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Wendy of the Cheeses and Pierre!

10:39am Parq:

I can't stop gazing at that photo, by the way.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

It hasn't stopped gazing at you, friend.

10:41am Matt from Springfield:

I was listening earlier when you played from the Tamburitza! album (yes, I always hear the exclamation point with you). I left a long posting on Joe McGasko's comments about Slovenians and other Yugoslavs from PA playing tamburitza music, and how I have numerous LPs of American bands from the 60s and 70s. I liked that John Halik but I admit that sounded very different from the "typical" tamburitza music I've heard. Like...Slavic bluegrass maybe.

10:42am Matt from Springfield:

@Parq: Gaze lovingly at Doug's other clown photos on his past several playlists.

10:43am pierre:

if Doug's sets had to taste like something, it'll taste like cinnamon cookies to me.

10:44am annie:

i really am still here, just pretty busy..

10:44am Hugo:

Probably the best cultural tv station in Europe:
http://www.arte.tv/de
We don't get that one here in the Nordics. Bugs me immensely.

10:45am KevinfromBayRidge:

The world is good today! Not only did I get to listen to GTDS driving in BUT I can now listen on my sole unblocked stream (windows). Thank You Senor Drummersome!!!

10:45am Leigh:

Howdy Doug!

10:46am Matt from Springfield:

@pierre: The sweet, and exotic nature of GTDS as a whole makes me think of a mango and mangosteen smoothie (which I had in Thailand fresh! Mangosteen is a wonderful fruit!)

10:47am Hugo:

Just to follow up the last post (with an eye on the playlist): Where else would you get an hour plus of Wadada Leo Smith and Louis Moholo-Moholo in duet? On TV? Just asking.

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Leigh! I'm so happy to read you!

@Pierre
I recommend that you actually taste one my playlists. A hint of cardamum and fresh ginger, no?

10:48am Leigh:

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Matt
Isn't Mangosteen a fresh fruit from the Jersey Shore?

10:48am Mike East:

I've spoken to Wadada Leo Smith on the phone...he books his own studio time.

10:48am alan:

its nice to listen to your show from Mexico City instead of Sunset Park in Brooklyn. Ok....so, they are both Mexican neighborhoods. But here you can get a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice on the street for 60¢ for 12 oz. and ride the subway for 25¢ per ride. LOL

10:49am pierre:

@Hugo : it is, seriously, the best. Arte+7 on the web to rewatch it.
i've just watch a documentary called "the geek revenge", very well done. And when the associate with the BBC for production, you can be sure that you're going to have a great doc.
@Doug / @Matt : definitively something with spices !

10:49am Hank:

Hugo; the saddest loss for me in recent years was Radio Multikulti out of Berlin.

10:50am Matt from Springfield:

In the earlier comments I see kat330 has reported the Richard and Linda Thompson connection with the title "Did She Fall or Was She Pushed?" I haven't heard that one, but I read how it was a subtle memorial to their former bandmate Sandy Denny (who died after falling down her stairs while under the influence). As in, did she fall (from her own addiction), or was she pushed (or did the pressures of fame lead her to it?)

10:50am northguineahills:

Doug, your stream sounds clearer and has more volume then the WFMU stream. (been going back and forth to compare).

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

@KevinfromBayRidge
That's brilliant! Congrats.

Buenos días, Alan.

10:51am allan:

good sounds, really nice friday stuff

10:52am Doug Schulkind:

@NGH
That is because WFMU is running my stream into its stream, so it is getting double compressed.

10:53am Hank:

ngh no question Doug wins hands down or up. Dare I ask 'bout employment?

10:53am Matt from Springfield:

With all the cultural/fine arts media going under or being switched to a lowbrow format, a completely listener supported deal like WFMU seems to be the best safeguard. That could be the next new stream! "WFMU Highbrow"!

10:53am Van in DC:

I really need to get up to do something. But that would mean pulling off my headphones. And I just can't do that right now. :)

10:53am annie:

i miss wqxr, didn't they used to say: "the radio station of the new york times"?.. omg all those years ago, and in the paper they had the full day's line-up of programming, and while we're at it i miss the flup

10:54am Hank:

Matt back to monobrow.

10:54am Matt from Springfield:

@Van: Surely not in the MIDDLE of "Drop Op"! Wait till it fades out, and run before you get hooked onto the next track :)

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Hey kat330. I missed your comment earlier. So much to read flying by as I manage this pile of records. Good morning!

10:55am northguineahills:

@Hank: I have a second interview next week. The whole process seems to take forever. Then again, my last job took 5 interviews and 4 months before I started.

10:56am northguineahills:

Thanks!

10:56am Leigh:

I'm feeling really excited about listening to more Polly Pry

10:56am Hank:

Is there a medical?

10:56am Matt from Springfield:

@Hank: "Uni-brow"? :)

10:57am Van in DC:

Best wishes ngh!

11:01am Hank:

Doug, Is there some relation to Mount Kailas? Sacred and unclimbed.

11:01am Alex in Illinois:

If I recall correctly, the story is that Zamzam or Zemzem or Zhemzhem sprang up from the ground from Hagar's tears.

11:05am Hank:

Amanda, has the mobile concept already featured in your brainspace?

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

Sounds right to me, Alex. I only briefly scanned Wikipedia. I will correct your typo—no extra charge!

11:07am Carmichael:

Good morning Douglas and others.

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

You are SO RIGHT, Hank. Amanda came up with the idea of a portable radio show many years ago. I got dreamy about Amanda after hearing a story on WNYC about her Kickstarter campaign for it. Well it turns out, Amanda is doing very moving radio—every Wednesday, 12-3: wfmu.org...

11:12am Parq:

The Zulu Jive singer sounds a lot like the just-departed Skip Pitt.

11:12am hamburger:

almost sounded like an African Bob Dylan :B

11:12am Hugo:

Re. cultural radio: WFMU to the rescue! We have an annual folk/world music festival in Førde which is north of here. Last year Rob Weisberg came over to cover the festival. The results can be seen and heard here:

http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/41123

11:14am Amanda:

That is nice of you to remember, Hank! One of these days I'll really do it (the Kickstarter campaign didn't raise enough money).

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning to you, Carmichael and hello hamburger.

I learned of Skip's passing via your FB post, Parq.

11:16am northguineahills:

I doubt there's a medial, it's a start up. The last time I had to take a medical/drug test was back in 2000, and I had no problem passing. Be much easier now.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

Amanda, you have my blessing to take Give the Drummer Radio to the masses. Maybe I should call you Ambassador Nazario.

11:17am Matt from Springfield:

Rob has broadcast numerous world music shows on his program, local to NYC and apparently not-local-whatsoever shows as well! Thanks Hugo!

11:17am Matt from Springfield:

@Amanda: What is your idea for mobile radio? Like broadcasting around from different locations live?

11:19am Amanda:

Embarrassed to discuss this on playlist! Basically yes, Matt. All around the U.S. or just different places around the city, depending on bravery.

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

If the song title of the next track offends, please avert your eyes. (But keep your ears agape.)

11:21am still b/p:

Hello. Getting only 1/3 of a show here, maybe, and will consequently be slouchy, limpy and surly the rest of the workday.
This African set prompts me to tell that I saw "Fela" the musical last weekend in Boston. Not crazy about all of it as a theater piece, but, man, the lead actor and the dancers and the band TORE...IT....UP!

11:21am Matt from Springfield:

"Embarassed? Don't be! It's all part of growing up, and being British" :)

Nevertheless, that sounds like a cool idea, here's to someday doing that, maybe even a nation-wide Nazario Scenario! (clinks Aquafina bottle)

11:23am Amanda:

Dancing in the nude, offensive? Fawk yoo mon!

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
I have a big question to ask about the musical "Fela" (which I've never seen). Did the story address Fela's feelings regarding AIDS or even the fact that he died of AIDS? I've wondered this forever and never had this resolved.

11:24am Hank:

'The naughty naked nude'

11:24am FCC:

Mr. Schulkind, Ms. Nazario, I hope there's a "black bar" over the broadcast airwaves, so the radio listeners can't hear the nudity!

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Madam Ambassador!

11:26am Amanda:

*ahem* As you were.

11:26am Matt from Springfield:

Amanda does make a good ambassador. She not only has a nice, diplomatic voice, but today she's bringing classes to the masses on their asses!
Oops, is the FCC still listening...?

11:29am still b/p:

Doug: No.
Focused on early music and consciousness development, then on dissident enduring brutal crackdowns and harassment, and does underline his inclination toward partying, pot-centricity and "pussy" (his term in script), but ends on a note of character and defiance, not disease/demise.

11:30am Snortley:

No "s" sound. It means up to date, in fashion, plugged in.

11:30am ?:

"dans" = "dawn" (more or less). No "s."

11:34am ndbob:

great song.. wasn't this originally done by Barbara Lynn?

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Then I am seriously upset will Bill T. Jones (whose lover and partner Arnie Zane, died of AIDS). Fela refused to acknowledge the AIDS existed and rallied Nigerian men to reject condom use. Fela's brother at the time was Nigeria's Minister of Health who tried his best to mitigate the damage done by his famous sibling. How on God's green earth could Bill T. Jones not address this squarely. (I realize it wouldn't sell a lot of tickets on Broadway, but fuck that!)

11:35am Doug Schulkind:

@ndbob
You are correct, Sir!

11:35am Van in DC:

Amanda maybe you should retry your Kickstarter now that you are world famous :)

11:38am Cecile:

I don't know what Bill T. Jones's explanation would be, but I would think many people wouldn't attend the show if those issues were covered. I think in some circles, Fela, like Bob Marley, has ceased to be a person and has become an icon or symbol.

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks to Snortley and ? for the pronunciation assistance.

11:39am Matt from Springfield:

Did you play this on Good Friday, Doug?

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

PROGRAMMING ALERT...

Anyone wanting to continue the conversation after 12pm, I will be on the playlist for Steinski's show here:

wfmu.org...

You can listen to Give the Drummer Radio via this link:

wfmu.org...

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@Cecile
I have been a devoted appreciator of Bill T. Jones (and Fela) for decades, but that explanation—which I would anticipate, too—is bullshit. (Not your explanation, of course, the one we are imagining he would make.)

11:43am Cecile:

I'm sure it would be.

But would you feel better if he said, yeah, there was a whole scene dedicated to it and the backers made me cut it out?

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

I would accept whatever explanation he gave over Arnie's grave...

11:45am Hank:

Even in death Fela is still stirring it up. Think I would rather go and see Carousel.

11:45am Cecile:

Touche, Doug.

11:46am Cecile:

hahhaha, Hank.

11:49am Parq:

Doug, you can no longer stop commercialism on Broadway than you can stop the rain once it's pouring. The Fela musical, IMO, is mainly for mainstream music lovers (mostly white) who had never heard of Fela or listened to Afro-pop before this show. The band is competent, but no more.

11:50am Hank:

Please Mr Drummer could we have Carabao's Tati on another day? Maybe your Far Eastern Pop Special Extravaganza.

Thanks for todays wonderment.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

@Hank
You sure can. In the meantime, you can download that music here: bit.ly...

11:55am Hank:

Thanks. It's more fun not to have control and let it be an ear fulfilling surprise. I know more work for DS.

11:55am listener james from westwood:

always a wonder, on internet or on air. thanks, doug!

11:55am northguineahills:

When Fela first opened in NYC, Antibalas was the house band. A friend went to go see it and said Antibalas sounded as good as ever. Now they have different house bands.

11:56am Van in DC:

Thanks for the show Doug & Amanda! Wonderful!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Steinski party over here:

wfmu.org...

11:58am still b/p:

As usual, I think the makers want to frame just a few things simply and then deliver those things with hammer blows. Framenhammer Productions. They'll put some humanizing elements in, doubts and missteps, but push push push the heroic, the comic, the poignant, the rafter-and-booty-shaking energy.
Funny to see the scripted efforts to get the very mixed audience fired up and standing up, concert style. The repetitive shtick of being scolding and I'm-gonna-walk-off disappointed at the response was old by the fourth...fifth time.

11:58am Matt from Springfield:

Thanks again Doug! Thanks board op Amanda!
You gave the Drummer Some across many frequencies and streams today!

11:59am Amanda:

I see Bryce walking in the front door now...

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Amanda,
I will need to cut out ASAP after noon to start Steinski. Let me know when I am offa the WFMU airwaves. Thanks!!

11:59am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Give Bryce a big embarrassing bear hug from me!

12:00pm Amanda:

Yep, will do.

12:00pm Van in DC:

http://www.dfwfunnybusiness.com/images/about_us/maggie_elephant.jpg

12:01pm Parq:

This was fun! I got shit done at work, but this was fun. Bye, Drumsum, Nazz, give Bryce a hug for the rest of us too.

12:01pm JAY / LONDON:

thanks for the music :0

12:03pm Amanda:

You are off the air, chum. Great show!!!!

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Thanks AmNazz. U R the Greatest!

12:03pm Cecile:

Great to hear you Doug, loved the show!

12:04pm bryce:

big jaws of life doug hug

12:04pm still b/p:

Off air! Burst - of - swears! Burst - of - swears!

1:39pm Van in DC:

OOOOOOH. I was wondering why Amanda's "fawk" comment looked familiar.

Probably much like someone else here thought my own "all hail the wail" comment looked somewhat familiar.

2:28pm Emily:

@ Leigh, Polly Pry is now available on band camp!

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

Selah Jubilee Singers	Wasn't That an Awful Time at Pearl Harbor	Volume 2 (Document 1942)
Clara Gold & Gus Goldstein	Mendel Shiker	Jewish Songs: Traditionals 1911-1950 (Victor 1917)
Wally Erickson Coliseum Orchestra	Call of the South	b/w Hong Kong Dream Girl (Vocalion 1925)
Katherine Adkins	Did She Fall or Was She Pushed	Barrelhouse Women, Volume 1: 1925-1930 (Document 1926)
Pádraig O'Keeffe	Reels: Quinn's O'Callaghan's The Woman of the House,	The Sliabh Luachra Fiddle Master (RTE 1947)
Hamiyet Yücese	Laz Emine	What Remains of Eden: Anatolian & Levantine Music 1928-1952 (Mississippi )
Unidentified	Po' Drapeaux	Voices of Haiti (Elektra 1953)
John Halik w/ Tamburitza Orchestra "Neven"	Malo Kolo	Tamburitza! Hot String Band Music from the Balkans to America: 1910-1950 (Arhoolie )

Polly Pry	Formality	Two Warm Minutes (Polly Pry 2012)
Hackamore Brick	Someone You Know	One Kiss Leads to Another (Kama Sutra 1971)
The Three Ring Circus	Lovin' Machine	Groovin' on the Sunshine (RCA Victor 1968)
Bridget St. John	Hello Again (Of Course)	Hello Again: A Collection of Rare Tracks (P-Vine )
Donnie & Joe Emerson	Baby	Dreamin' Wild (Eneterprise & Co./Light in the Attic 1979)
Karen Beth	Nothing Lasts	The Joys of Life (Decca 1969)

Farid El-Atrache	Ana Ouenta Ou Ba Bass	El Ho El Kebir/El Khourouj Men El Gana (Voice of Lebanon )
Trio Visca	Putus Dudjung Tahun	Trio Visca (Irama )
Nahid Akhtar	Hangama Hai Kayoon	Nahid's Choice (HMV 1976)
Suchat Thianthong	Waen Wiset	Waen Wiset
Carabao	Tati	Prachathipatai

Steve Lacy	The New Duck	Lumps (ICP 1974)
Terumasa Hino	Dad, I Miss You	Terumasa Hino/Masabumi Kikuchi: Edges (Sony 2007)
Wadada Leo Smith's Golden Quartet	The Zamzam Well a Stream of Pure Light	The Year of the Elephant (Pi 2002)
Mario Pavone Nu Trio	Drop Op	Orange (Playscape 2003)

Gbofan Ernest Kinhouande	Behanzin Condo	Tchinkounme (Albarika Store )
Amalanda Amhlophe	Indoda	Zulu Vocal Jive Hits '76 (Mabob City 1976)
22 Band-Kankan	Deny	Dans le Vent (Syliphone 1976)
The Funkees	Dancing in the Nude	Point of No Return (Amba 1974)

Gene Toone	What More Do You Want
Merlyn Webber	Letter to Mummy and Daddy	Once You Hit the Road (Jama 1976)
The Gospel Keynotes	That's My Son	Ride the Ship to Zion (Nashboro 1976)
Harvey & the Phenomenals	All in Your Eyes	Boddie Recording Company: Luau (Numero Group )
The Fabulous Gardenia	What's the Matter Me	Buttshakers! Soul Party, Volume 8 (Mr. Luckee )
Eleanor Rigby (née Priscilla Kennedy)	Queen of Losers	Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities, Volume 4 (Kent )
The Olympics	Papa Will	b/w I Feel Your Love (Comin' On) (Mac Winn )
The Last Word	Keep on Bumpin' Before You Give Out of Gas	Up For the Down Stroke: Uncut Funk, Volume 1 (Polydor )

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