WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 11/21/14

Listener comments!

8:34am annie:

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8:36am listener james from westwood:

Now that's a drum circle you can set your watch to!

8:36am Doug Schulkind:

:-]

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8:37am duke:

Good morning Doug, Annie, LJFW, and all Dougsters

8:40am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener James
Or at least your sundial!

@duke
Good morning to you. Now will you share those crullers with everyone or are you going to hoard them?

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8:42am listener james from westwood:

How do, all! Put me down for a raspberry bear claw or a kilo of rugelach.

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8:43am duke:

Unfortunately the bear grabbed all the crullers. Those claws looked dangerous.

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8:44am listener james from westwood:

I demand a clawback of all pastry!

8:44am Doug Schulkind:

Raspberry Bear Claw = middle school punk band

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8:48am duke:

Will you be playing Cake today or only breakfast pastries?

8:50am Doug Schulkind:

The Muffins!

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8:53am listener james from westwood:

Shirley Collins always welcome on a cold Friday morn.

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

I've never had a Shirley Collins. What is that, a combination Shirley Temple and Tom Collins?

8:59am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, ndbob!

9:01am Jeff Golick:

This must be the place!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Jeff Magick!

9:07am Webhamster Henry:

Good Morning Doug and other GTDS streamers!
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine gave me the djembe I was tending for him. It's a one-off, handmade for him by Gordie Ryan and Babatunde Olatunji in New York City, 1989, marked with their trademark "Qalb" which means "heart".

So, someone gave me the drum.

9:09am Robert Bly:

Pffffft.

9:10am Jeff Golick:

Party at Webhamster Henry's place.

9:11am glenn:

in case walter white was wondering where his barrels of cash went.

9:11am Parq:

70s conga set?

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

You gotta have qalb, miles and miles and miles of qalb, Webhamster Henry!

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9:13am listener james from westwood:

glenn: Let's hope it's cash in those barrels and not ... evidence.

9:13am Jesse K:

morning drummers

9:14am Doug Schulkind:

Hi Robert "glenn" Bly! You're gonna love Russell Nathan Jeanson Coltrane Martin.

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Parq! Hoe-down, Jesse K!

9:17am glenn:

that's funny. his dad was a jazz musician in montreal, which is where the coltrane part came from.

9:18am Uncle Michael:

I consider you quala all the way, Doug. But if you're happy with qualb, that's all that matters.

9:22am Doug Schulkind:

I koala you, too, Uncle Michael.

9:22am Webhamster Henry:

A Desi-free Babalu!

9:22am glenn:

in case anybody ever tells you that public transit ISN'T romantic. - news.nationalpost.com...

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9:23am listener james from westwood:

Babaluuuuuu!
PS. For those outside the FMU air signal, Tito's daughter Audrey reports the weather on our FOX TV station. Had no idea until my parents said, yes, it's "that" Puente.

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9:24am listener james from westwood:

glenn, now that's what I call a streetcar named Desire.

9:26am ndbob:

18 here but sunny

9:26am glenn:

yeah, that line was used a few times.

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9:27am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug & listeners. It's muggy on a Friday.

9:27am glenn:

twitter.com...

9:29am Parq:

In the Spanish jazz doc "Calle 54", there's an interview segment with Tito Puente at his club on City Island. He is showing a mural of Latin jazz greats and expounding on them. Prominent in the visual, but conspicuously absent from Tito's spiel, is Desi Arnez.

9:29am Doug Schulkind:

Hello Muggy Brian!

9:34am AndrewC.:

A Fanny that knows how to what?!

9:34am Mr C:

It's a blue world without you....good morning

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

I can't repeat it, AndrewC, this is a family show.

It's a blew world with me, Mr C!

9:37am quinn:

It really is a family show. My ten-month old son has tuned into the Drummer stream nearly every day of his entire life so far.

9:37am Doug Schulkind:

Patsy Cline + Floyd Cramer + Grady Martin + The Jordanairs = maximum fantastic universe

9:39am glenn:

grady martin is the jam.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Hey Quinn! I hope you're health insurance covers it.

9:42am glenn:

grady martin sessions. - countrydiscoghraphy2.blogspot.ca...

9:45am ndbob:

great set here Doug!

9:46am chromaphone:

Just found out starting next week I can't listen to the Friday morning stream live any more cuz my coworker gets dibs on the radio Fri mornings ):>0 aaargh. Archives will have to do I guess. Maybe I finally need to buy a smart phone and listen that way...

9:47am Uncle Michael:

rut roh

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9:47am Artie Haywire:

Qalbity set there, Doug.

9:47am glenn:

or you could just kidnap your co-worker and force him/her to listen to gtds.

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9:49am Brian in UK:

Oh those Country titles. Love 'em.

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9:51am Artie Haywire:

Nice co-worker you've got there. Would be a shame if something were to ... happen to them.

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

I'm a little qalb of hearing, would you repeat that, Artie?

@Brian in UK
At first I thought you wrote "Country titties." (I still think that's what you MEANT.)

9:54am Jeff Golick:

@chromaphone: can you trade Fridays for another day....?

9:54am chromaphone:

Believe me Artie I think about it all the time :) Instead I will get to listen to decent jazz vocals once in a while but mostly current female pop singers which I just don't seem to enjoy at all.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

Milt Buckner at the organ, ladies and germs. (He introduced block-chording about the same time or maybe even earlier than Erroll Garner.)

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

I forgot to say HEY chromaphone. So, hey!

9:59am chromaphone:

Hay Doug!

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Alan Silva is conduction this 30-piece orchestra. Some of the starts in the pit: Arthur Doyle (tenor), Bernard Vitet (trumpet), Michael Zwerin (trombone), Bernard Drouillet (drums) and Aldridge Hansberrry (flute)

Hansberry isn't known to me, but I just like typing the hame.

10:00am Cecile:

hola, all!

10:01am Gary:

What thrills await me here this morning?

10:02am Doug Schulkind:

Gary meet Cecile. Let's play!

10:04am glenn:

hey cecile, i rewatched galaxy quest the other night, and realized that head alien mathesar is played by your heartthrob enrico colantoni.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

Colantoni sounds like a digestive tract procedure.

10:06am Andrew Waterloo:

Keith Mars?

10:08am annie:

cecile!!!

10:09am glenn:

yep. keith mars.

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10:12am Brian in UK:

Douglas, the very thought!!!

"Were you lying down when you stood me up" is a particular favourite.

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Coming next will be a change of plans. No really, a Change of Plans.

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

While some people play with their corgi, Matthew Shipp is playing with his Korg.

10:21am Hugo:

Another favourite: "Where you stand depends on where you sit".

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Hugo is here! Outstanding!

10:29am Hugo:

Speaking of Korg, my son's fave gadget:

www.korg.com...

and mine:

www.moogmusic.com...

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10:33am listener james from westwood:

Racing a deadline but glad for the Sun Ra! Killer stuff!!

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

Does that thing peel carrots, too, Hugo?

10:34am still b/p:

With or without carrots, "Sub Phatty" sounds like a lunch choice.

10:35am Hugo:

I'm sure it can emulate the sound of peeling carrots, Doug.

10:36am Cecile:

hey, annie!

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

I bet it has an organic/non organic toggle!

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

This Sano Kiyohiko number features eight guitarists.

10:41am Hugo:

I remember a certain artist describing himself and his work as being a decomposer.

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10:43am Brian in UK:

Hugo, I am thinking glazed carrots.

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

If you exhume Beethoven's remains, he'd be decomposing.

10:44am Webhamster Henry:

I like this Kiyohiko!

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Here it is, Webham Hen: inconstantsol.blogspot.com...

10:45am Jeff Golick:

On decomposing: www.amazon.com...

10:48am Hugo:

Of all the WFMU djs, no one beats Bob Brainen: "Disc jockey has a fondness for sound." I can go along with that.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

On this album Mike Pride is credited with: "voice, effects, screaming, drum kit"

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

This evening, I'll be making my sautéed leeks and prosciutto pizza. (The leeks are sautéed in cream and white wine.)

10:56am Mr C:

Perfect for a neat segue into Gary McFarland.

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10:59am Artie Haywire:

Thanks, Doug. What time should we all arrive? Can we bring wine?

11:00am Dean:

Re: pizza, can you link to a recipe for same? Do you make your own dough?

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11:00am listener james from westwood:

Holy Christmas, that pizza sounds delish. The family had better tip well.

11:01am Dean:

No, I wasn't asking if you are self-employed.

11:02am Dean:

Nor was I setting up one of my favorite (non-)jokes. Everybody listening? Ahem...

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11:02am listener james from westwood:

Or if he was a counterfeiter!

11:02am Dean:

"First, take a leek..."

11:03am Hugo:

My goodness, I happen to know the drummer with the d'Angelo trio. And the guitarist. They can really make a ruckus. Earplugs are recommended when seeing them live.

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

Duck!

11:04am Parq:

Wait, there's a recording of Sun Ra's Sept. 1980 gig at Squat? I was at that show! Details, please.

11:04am Dean:

(If Doug can make a joke about pigs in shit, I can make one about pee-pee.)

11:06am Uncle Michael:

Bailiff...

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
This is the info: www.discogs.com...

A remastered version has been released, at first exclusively via iTunes (through a special deal with the Sun Ra Archives). After January 1, all the new Sun Ra reissues will be available in other formats via other venues.

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
That's just disgusting.

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Here is some more info about that Sun Ra session at Squat: destination-out.com...

11:09am Dean:

All's fair in radio and scatology.

11:09am Carmichael:

Hi Doug and all sweet tooths.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, Carmichael. Rise and shine!

Since the lion's roar followed the gunshot, I'd like to believe the hunter missed and was then eaten.

11:12am Uncle Michael:

I don't know Squat.

11:12am annie:

here's an interesting question: my new housemate just came back from mexico city and he took a video of a street band. one of the instruments sounds like a clarinet, but it's metal like brass.. the mouthpiece is somewhat elongated. it reminds me of a bassoon.. any idea ??

11:12am Parq:

Thanks, Doug. I think I actually saw one of the shows earlier that year, but close enough. Squat's an upscale restaurant next to a chain Multiplex now. Sigh. (In fairness, I have to say they make a good Manhattan.)

11:14am Doug Schulkind:

Some amazing protests taking place in Mexico just now.

11:16am Doug Schulkind:

"WFMU, the Movie II: All's Fair in Radio and Scatology"

11:17am Gary:

Super love for this Jil Jilala

11:17am Dean:

English horn? Heckel-clarina? (http://www.hm.h555.net/~irom/musical_instruments/aero_heckel_clarina.html)

11:17am annie:

he said it was pretty quiet there, not alot of unrest...

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

If I were fishing for Gary, I could bait the hook with Jil Jilala.

11:19am annie:

hey dean, you might be right!!! that looks just like it!

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11:20am listener james from westwood:

Hells yes to this set. So great.

11:20am ndbob:

back - long phone call there

11:20am still b/p:

You never know what else you'll Google/stumble (Gumble?) across when you look for Mexican instruments.
www.phaidon.com...

11:20am Dean:

They don't call me Mr. Heckel-clarina for nothing!

11:20am Gary:

Or these guys, Doug: lazyproduction-arabtunes.blogspot.it...

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Up next, an artist from Ghana completely unrelated to WFMU's Dan Bodah.

@Gary
Oh Hells yeah to Lemchaheb!

11:23am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Oh em gee.

11:24am Dean:

Actually, OED indicates that "up" and "over" are the root of "evil," as in "overstepping proper limits."

11:25am Cecile:

that orchestra is incredible!

11:27am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! i'm way late!

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

@holland oats
We'll just call you late for Scupper.

11:28am holland oats:

;-)

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11:29am duke:

I apologize for any post my cat may have made while I was away from my laptop. He was sitting on the keyboard.

11:30am Parq:

What a groove this Boadi is!

11:30am Carmichael:

Haulin' oats.

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11:30am βrian:

Indeed, your comments gave us paws.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

Radio and Catology.

11:31am Uncle Michael:

I apologize for how amazing my house smells (no cats are implicated).

11:31am Alex In Illinois:

Money the root of evil? The quote is supposed to be "LOVE OF money" is the root of evil, not just money by itself. By itself, money does not do anything.

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

Isthmus you is or Isthmus you ain't my baby, βrian?

11:32am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome back, ndob. How's the cauliflower ear?

11:32am Uncle Michael:

Money buys me love.

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11:32am duke:

This is one hell of a groove

11:32am ndbob:

@Alex exactly

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11:34am βrian:

Isthmus must be the day.

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11:35am Brian in UK:

@Dean ref 11:00 I believe Doug gets the dough from a local bakery.

11:35am Dean:

And "money" is "associated (from ancient times) by popular etymology with monēre to warn, remind." For twenty bucks I'll remind you to pay your bills.

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

@Alex in Illinois
Money thinks you're pretty handsome, despite what you said.

11:36am Dean:

Thanks, Brian. I'm always interested in tips for preparing pizza dough. I tend to drizzle a little honey in the mix.

11:38am Cecile:

my grocery store has pizza dough balls - they are lifesavers.

11:38am Carmichael:

Not to argue, Alex, but money does indeed do something. It vaporizes from my checking account within seconds of arriving.

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11:38am Brian in UK:

Dean I use '00' flour same as pasta with a little olive oil.

11:39am Dean:

Cecile: The red lifesavers, or the green ones?

11:40am Cecile:

the ones that keep me for spending $20 on pizza delivery.

11:40am Cecile:

I don't know what color those might be.

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11:40am Brian in UK:

It's all in the proving.
Sounds like a gospel title.

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11:41am βrian:

Once or twice a year we travel to Michigan to stock up on frozen blobs of naturally leavened pizza dough. Why we can't find it here in WI, I don't know.

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

@Cecile
I am now making my own pizza dough. It is freakin easy (evidenced by the fact that I am doing it).

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11:43am Brian in UK:

@Dean I stand corrected by Dough Boy Doug.

11:43am Cecile:

I did that a lot in the past. It is easy. And you can morph it into focaccia as well. But with work and school, I swing by the store. It's $2, what the hell.

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11:43am Brian in UK:

Doug it's great to feel kneaded.

11:43am Mr C:

forgot about LPH...thanks

11:44am Dean:

"Focaccia." Watch your language.

11:44am Cecile:

Brian, where do you find that pizza dough?

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11:45am βrian:

We have had some luck with the no-knead pizza recipe, but it requires advance planning.
www.sullivanstreetbakery.com

11:45am Cecile:

yeah, I want to try that one someday.

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11:46am Brian in UK:

Cecile I am lazy just mix it all up in the bread machine then let it prove.

11:46am Carmichael:

No need to knead?!

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11:46am βrian:

@Cecile: Mill Pond bakery in Chelsea. www.millpondbread.com

11:47am Cecile:

Oooooh, I gotta get there. That's near Ann Arbor. Haven't been there in 7+ years...

11:48am Uncle Michael:

Will you please all join me in the next room for Fresca and Cheezits? www.wfmu.org...

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11:48am Brian in UK:

'00' flour
yeast
water
salt
olive oil

11:48am Cecile:

Carm, that's right. You let it rise for a very long time, and it somehow magically develops nice gluten. It's kind of amazing.

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11:48am βrian:

They used to always be at the AA Farmer's Market. Not sure if that's still so.

11:48am Cecile:

I'll have to watch to for it if/when I get back there.

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11:50am βrian:

Say it again: "Nice gluten! Nice gluten!"

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11:50am Brian in UK:

I have had carpel tunnel ops in both hands and do not appreciate kneading and lots of clapping at gigs. The Blind Boys of Alabama did me in for Twenty Four hours.

11:51am Cecile:

you will like the no-knead recipes then, Brian.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

2 cups warm water
1 Tbsp milk
2 tsp yeast

mix until yeast is not clumpy

add
2 cups flour
1 tsp salt
2 Tbsp olive oil

Mix until a sticky gooey mess. Transfer to a floured smooth surface. Fold it over and over and over on itself for about a minute or two. Put in a lightly oiled bowl and cover with a tea towel. In about an hour or so, punch down the dough, fold it over and re-cover with the towel. In another hour, roll that sucker out and cover it with all manner of yummy and bake at 475°F until the cheese is bubbly and beginning to brown.

There, because I love you.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

I loves the bread machine, Cecile.

11:53am Cecile:

I bet you do Brian!
I got a Kitchen Aid mixer with a dough hook when my hands were really bad with carpal tunnel syndrome.

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11:56am Brian in UK:

I loved it when Kid Koala brought out his Carpel Tunnel Syndrome album. That man has a great sense of humour. Well he is Canadian!!

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
There will be no Give the Drummer Some or Hinky Dinky Time radio shows next Friday.

But there will be a Hinky Dinky Time show coming up next: wfmu.org...

11:56am Dean:

Inspiring dough talk here. Sticky gooey is essential. You don't want doughy dough. But I'm telling you, add some honey or molasses. And the prosciutto and leek component? How does that go?

11:56am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

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11:57am Brian in UK:

Have a great weekend everyone. Happy pizzering.

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11:57am βrian:

Not to brag, but during the colder months we get *free* home delivery of brick-oven-baked naturally leavened whole-grain bread. It's the best bread ever, but they don't sell dough. In fact, the bread pail is waiting on the porch right now ...

11:57am Cecile:

I like a leaner dough. Very little sugar, just oil, flour and yeast.

you too, Brian!

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

So, which speed did you like the playlist-page drummer, slow, medium or fast?

11:58am Cecile:

oh, Brian that is awesome.

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11:58am Brian in UK:

Verbing the noun, βrian?

11:58am Uncle Michael:

I'm drummer-speed agnostic.

11:59am Uncle Michael:

See you all shortly!

12:00pm Jesse K:

thanks for the morning soundtrack Doug!

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12:00pm βrian:

Jamais !

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12:01pm duke:

Excellent as always. The cat agrees too. Thanks Doug

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12:01pm listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, Doug! Wonderful ride!

12:01pm Gary:

Aw, man -- thanks for the thrills!

12:01pm Jeff Golick:

Mercy merci mery.

12:01pm Parq:

Nicely done; thanks, Doug. That conga GIF is still silly. See you in Uncle Mike's rec room, all.

12:05pm Doug Schulkind:

That was big fun! See you Tuesday evening at six, but not next Friday...

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2:58pm bobdc:

A little behind on my listening: great show! I kept waiting for you to start talking during "Money is the Root of All Evil" because it definitely has a GTDS talkover groove to it.

3:00pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey bobdc!
I will re-listen to that with an ear toward music bedding.

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)

W.C. Elkins & His Dextra Singers	The Downward Road Is Crowded	Elkins-Payne Jubilee Singers (Document 1928)
Lowell Fulson	I'm WIld About You	b/w Three O'Clock Blues (Down Town 1948)
Alabama Watson	Cost Time	b/w My Baby Left Me (Bluestown 1962)
Julia Lee	Cold Hearted Daddy	b/w Living Back Street For You (Capitol 1947)
Willie Eggins & Orchestra (Willie Egans)	Wow Wow	b/w What a Shame (Mambo 1955)
Abbe Lane w/Tito Puente & His Orchestra	Babalu	Be Mine Tonight (RCA Victor 1958)

Jimmie Skinner	Doin' My Time	b/w Dad Too Is Lonely (Red Barn 1948)
The Nite Owls	You Oughta See My Fanny Dance	[unissued] (Arc 1937)
Justin Tubb	I'm Looking for a Date Tonight	b/w Sufferin' Heart (Decca 1954)
Patsy Cline	You're Stronger Than Me	b/w So Wrong (Decca 1962)
Rex North & Family	Skid Row Joe's Answer	(King's International 1978)
Melvin Morris	Spending Nights in Nashville	b/w Still (Starday 1962)
Wayne Cochran	Last Kiss	b/w Funny Feeling (Gala 1961)
Wayne Carson	Soul Deep	b/w (Don't Let The Sun Set On You) In Tulsa (Monument 1969)

Candy Johnson	Frankie and Johnny	Candy's Mood (Night & Day 1973)
Celestrial Communications Orchestra	February the Third (pt. 2)	Desert Mirage (I.A.C.P. 1982)
Faruq Z. Bey w/Northwoods Improvisers	Gemini	Auzar (Entropy 2004)
Matthew Shipp	Change of Plans	Good and Evil Sessions (Thirsty Ear 2003)

Sun Ra & His Arkestra	Voice of the Eternal Tomorrow	Voice of the Eternal Tomorrow (Saturn 1980)
Sano Kiyohiko	Anonimus	Kiui (ALM 1979)
Alessio Riccio & Ernst Reijseger	Clyfford Still - 1957-D No. 1	Drawings: Works for Drums and Cello (Unorthodox 1999)
Andrew d'Angelo Trio	Space Hear	Morthana with Pride!! (Doubt Music 2005)

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Wase Kasa	Yelushal Geday	Lomilo
Jil Jilala	Koun m'â Allah	Hada Wa'dek Ya Meskin (Disques GAM mid-1980s)
Dan Boadi & the African Internationals	Money Is the Root of Evil	Money Is the Root of Evil (NAAP 1978)

Tommy Ridgley	If I Ever Needed Someone	Legendary Labels of Louisiana: The Best of International City (International City )
Love Peace & Happiness	(Only You) Message to the Establishment	Love Is Stronger (RCA Victor 1971)
Aura & Lee "Scratch" Perry	Young Gifted and Broke	Full Experience (Blue Moon 1976)
Anthony Johnson, Jay Thomas & Toyan	Gunshot	Greensleeves 12 Rulers: Jah Thomas (Greensleeves )
Famous Chromes	I Gotta Groove On	b/w Teach Me (Drive 1972)
U.S.	Be What You Is	Music With Funkadelic (Westbound 1972)

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