WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 11/30/18

Listener comments!

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7:35am Brian in UK:

One cool person, that is a long loop. Oh and hello. Love that dip t'wards the viewer. Captivating.

8:28am Doug Schulkind:

Clearly a veteran of the stage, this young charmer. Speaking of charming, hello, Brian in UK!

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8:59am listener james from westwood:

It's FRIIIIIIIDAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!

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8:59am dutchtheo:

Howdy tompakkers; The tompak (official Persian name) (تنپک, تنبک, دنبک، تمپک), also tombak, donbak, dombak or zarb (ضَرب or ضرب) in Afghanistan zer baghali (زیر بغلی )

8:59am Sem:

My life in the bush of ghosts, revealed on the Drummer Stream

Hello and good morning, Doug, greetings from Nova SCotia, BiUK.

9:01am Doug Schulkind:

Live from WMMS, it's Listener James!

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Double howdy, dutchtheo! Triple howdy, Ghost Sem!

9:03am Asheville Jon:

yay! it's friday 9am on the GTDS!!!

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9:03am Brian in UK:

What-ho Sem, ljfw and Dutchtheo.
Shower dodging here in between raking damp leaves. Refuse to buy a leaf blower for some reason!

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9:05am dutchtheo:

BiUK, the reason is being noisy and annoying

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9:05am listener james from westwood:

::draws pentagram in Robitussin around Doug::

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9:06am Brian in UK:

Getting Hubert Selby jnr vibes now.

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9:07am Brian in UK:

dutchtheo another thing to break down. Will leave that to my body.

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

Hoo-ray, Asheville J!

9:08am Mr C:

Fore day in the morning, it's Give the Drummer Some!

9:10am annie:

oops, sorry i'm late...

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for getting up oily, Mr C!

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

@annie
Freeform means never having to say you're sorry!

9:12am annie:

well, i glanced at the clock ... tardiness is so unattractive. goodmorning everyone!

9:13am thedunkel:

Good Morning Mr. Drummer!

9:14am chresti:

Mornin !

9:15am Maggie B.:

Who's that cute little drummer?

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, thedunkel, chresti, and Mama Maggie!

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9:20am Brian in UK:

annie you are here, that's what counts. Heavy Asheville presence.

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

You talk about your homemade dressaaaaaaaah.

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9:30am dutchtheo:

BiUK: raking is better for your back i think, Doug; rough and cough. Tommy McCook is cultural heritage

9:31am Webhamster Henry:

Hi, Some Drummers!

9:37am Jesse Kaminsky:

lol

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9:37am Brian in UK:

This is where Charles Penrose (the Laughing Policeman) whuch features the line 'laugh until I cried')

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Webhamster Henry!

Literally, Jesse Kaminsky!

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9:39am Brian in UK:

Here 'tis
www.youtube.com...

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9:41am Brian in UK:

I'm Walking Backwards to Christmas Across the Irish Sea.

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

That George W. Johnson track from 1894 mentioned "darkies" in the lyrics. It's actually very hard to find a "laughing" record from the late 19th/early 20th century that doesn't use the N-word.

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

Probably a ridiculous statement. It was hard FOR ME.

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

Get ready to eeph!

9:45am Funky16Corners:

I'm here, by which I mean I'm not here, in either case, I'm listening,but if I wasn't, that'd be cool, too. COMPLETELY LEGAL. AKA Good morning.

9:46am Marc Francis:

Hahahahahahaaaaa.

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

VERY legal, Funky16Corners. Extremely legal.

Hello, Laughing Marc!

9:48am Funky16Corners:

I think the government should adapt this distress holler for the the Emergency Broadcast System. I'd listen.

9:48am Webhamster Henry:

Here we are in Spivey's Corner!

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

There we was, Webhamster Henry! Coulda used an autoharp accompaniment, no?!

9:50am Webhamster Henry:

The Autoharps are in Galax.

9:51am Stanley:

Pffft!

9:51am Webhamster Henry:

It's a Gass!

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

Stanley the Spelling Champ!

9:52am Webhamster Henry:

The Great Crepitation Contest.
Where's KBC when you need him?

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

This will last another two minutes (in case you need to step away).

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9:54am listener james from westwood:

Still makes more sense than 45.

9:54am Webhamster Henry:

Spaghetti resembles the sound that's made by worms.

9:54am ottovonbqe:

thanks. see you in 2 minutes!

9:54am Spaniel:

well I picked a perfect time to tune in

9:54am goyim in the am:

A line has been crossed. See you all in two minutes!

9:54am Doug Schulkind:

Perfectly understandable, ottovonbqe.

9:55am Doug Schulkind:

No time like the present, Perfect Spaniel!

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

c'mon on back, Little Sheeba! And goyim in the am!

9:56am Funky16Corners:

I have this on a 45 by Hal Driggers!

9:56am goyim in the am:

I think no one is neutral on body noise humor. You’re all in or all out.

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9:58am dutchtheo:

The revenge of a sore throat...

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

I got it outta my system, goyim in the am. It's safe to return.

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
Any knowledge on that Burp Concerto? No one seems to know nuthin'.

9:59am Funky16Corners:

That I DO NOT have on 45, though rumor is that the "artist" is named Ralph.

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10:00am βrian:

Can't wait to eructate. Good morning.

10:04am ottovonbqe:

burp concerto - a good case for trigger warnings.

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10:05am Brian in UK:

Doug, was the Count Jim Moriary produed by George Martin?

10:05am Rich in Washington:

Hands up who was forced to watch Hee Haw as a kid but now inexplicably like it as an adult?

10:07am Funky16Corners:

I loved both Hee Haw and Soul Train as a kid. Whatever was on Saturday morning...

10:10am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Coulda been. The Count came from your side of the drink.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, Rich in Washington! Yeah, I loved Hee Haw both as a youth and then later as a unsuitably snide hipster ironist adult.

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Here's the lineup on this Carla Bley gem:

Michael Mantler (tr), Prince Lasha (as, cl, bc), Hans Koller (ts), Ronnie Ross (bs, cl, bc), Attila Zoller (g), Carla Bley (p), Paul Bley (p), Kent Carter (b), Barry Altschul (d),

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Clarinet, trombone, guitar. What a sound!

10:23am Funky16Corners:

Just talking with my Dad about Jimmy Giuffre on Thanksgiving.

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

Give thanks for that, Funky16Corners.

10:26am Funky16Corners:

Indeed. He was telling me about seeing Woody Herman's band in the mid-to-late 40s in NYC. Probably saw the Fpur Brothers band

10:28am Doug Schulkind:

I once interviewed Woody Herman and pissed him off so bad (when he misinterpreted a question I asked), he basically grunted yes or no answers for the rest of our time until it was mercifully over.

10:34am Uncle Michael:

halo

10:39am Dean:

I've been keeping an eye out for Woody Herman recordings on which Alan Broadbent appears. I find albums with tracks arranged by Broadbent, but not much where he plays piano, too.

10:43am Jeff Golick:

Hey, DJ. Thanks for making my morning commute a burptastic experience!

10:43am chresti:

I'll be at work during the Saturday show, listening via itunes

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

Just doing what God has asked me to do, Jeff Golick.

Good morning, Dean!

10:44am Doug Schulkind:

Hope you like it, chresti. Should be a delight!

10:45am chresti:

For sure!

10:47am chresti:

I missed the burps, dang!

10:49am northguineahills:

work kept me away, arrrgggghhh

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Maybe not such a bad thing, chresti. It was a little, let's say "unsettling."

10:50am Dean:

Billboard magazine from May 14, 1949, includes a sidebar headed, "Burp Concerto," but it recounts how a radio announcer promising listeners that they were about to hear "the finest [classical] music known to man" was then followed by the Pepsi Cola jingle.

Due to bad OCR work, two titles scanned at HathiTrust referring to one or another of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos read "-burg" as "burp."

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

All work and no listen, northguineahills. Just saying...

10:51am Sem:

Diggin' the spins, DS, Listening intently from the kitchen, now kneading bread to this rhythm.

10:53am Doug Schulkind:

To each according to their knead, Sem!

10:53am glenn:

that's why i use a no knead bread recipe, because fuck rhythm.

10:54am glenn:

or at least, any of those weird rhythms, such as 3/4 and 7/12 and so on.

10:56am chresti:

It's fun to punch the dough on the back beat

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10:56am listener james from westwood:

glenn: Now you've made Lalo Schiffrin cry.

10:56am chresti:

Cables!

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
7/12 bread is the best bread!

10:57am glenn:

sorry, lalo.

10:57am chresti:

I love "What Kind of World"

10:58am glenn:

7/12 with 00 flour =...

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10:58am Brian in UK:

Bread machine for me, after Carpal Tunnel in both hands.

10:58am glenn:

show your work.

10:58am mauri:

in with the finn-crowd

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10:59am Brian in UK:

Strong Canadian White is the best bread flour. Well for white bread.

11:00am glenn:

this is the bread recipe, and it is good. www.girlversusdough.com...

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

Rhyming "lick a collie" with "see my Mommy"

BRILLIANT!

11:01am Doug Schulkind:

Fintastic to see youm, mauri!

11:01am chresti:

I can do pizza dough- that's all the kneading I can take

11:02am chresti:

@Doug: that is brilliant!

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11:02am bobdc:

Hi Doug--while listening to your reggae set I was checking the news on quartz.com and came across the story about Unesco recognizing reggae on its list of “intangible cultural heritage.” qz.com...

11:03am northguineahills:

Finally, can listen and work!

11:03am chresti:

patois affords more rhyme bending

11:03am mauri:

lakes not frozen yet. a hunter brought us moose meat. I think I'll have some for breakfast tomorrow.

11:04am northguineahills:

oh, bobdc, may I and I brings Jah's blessings to you. (beuatiful to read that links).

11:05am chresti:

Thanks Glenn, I'll pass it on to the breadmaker in the house

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

@bobdc
I think reggae is quite tangible.

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11:05am bobdc:

From what the article says, I think we need to hear "the love ballad form of music called Dondang Sayang from Malaysia" at some point.

11:07am chresti:

Thanks bobdc!

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11:07am Brian in UK:

Is reggae a tangible intangible?

11:08am chresti:

what a curious designation, intangible

11:09am northguineahills:

@Brian: It's a tangible tangible intangible....

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11:09am Brian in UK:

Doug, seem to have missed mic breaks until now, how are the job and new show shaping up?

11:11am Doug Schulkind:

Job is going well. Very intimidating doing such awesome and important work (working with Alzheimer patients and a crew of top-rank researchers).

11:12am glenn:

do they know about your secret radio life?

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

@glenn
They know! They know! I will be hightailing to work after the show. I work half-days on Fridays and longer hours Mon-Thurs.

11:14am Dean:

Heard Roger Steffens on air yesterday talking about the UNESCO designation. The issue with in/tangible echoes the whole "virtual" silliness characterizing the Internet and the Web.

11:15am annie:

those are some serious finger-snapping skills on that kid!

11:16am Dean:

Here's a way to deep-six a lot of time: an open access archive of alternative journals, newspapers, etc. from the 1950s and beyond: http://voices.revealdigital.com/cgi-bin/independentvoices

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11:16am Brian in UK:

@ngh when the dub bass kicks in, that is TANGIBLE.

11:16am Uncle Michael:

I dunno, "virtual" in the '90s was just language trying to integrate something unfamiliar.

11:18am northguineahills:

@Doug: You can be my caretaker in a few years. Alzheimers runs in the family, and I'm pretty sure I have CTE (I was/am a stupid kid/adult and did really dumb stuff as an athlete as a youth).

11:20am Doug Schulkind:

Hello, northguineahills. Have we met?

11:22am Dean:

It was contrasted with "meatspace," the implication being that meatspace is palpable, tangible, virtual space not so much. But you learn real fast when pulling Ethernet or fiber, and setting up routers, switches, and firewalls, just how non-virtual is this brave new-ish world.

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11:22am Brian in UK:

Our meatspace is called the butchers.

11:23am Uncle Michael:

Ours is the disco.

11:23am chresti:

I have a long time tennis customer that was a geriatric specialist MD, who now needs to be reminded several times which court he reserved

11:25am Dean:

Berkeley has a vegan butcher. No kidding. Honest to gosh. Now *that's* virtual.

11:26am annie:

@Dean:not sure if i should thank you or curse you.many thanks!!

11:26am Listener Gregory:

I am imagining that Okukuseku is also rhyming "lick a collie" with "see my mommy." Or its equivalent. They are very excited about whatever they are singing.

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

The aging of the U.S. (and world) population (10,000 people a day have been turning 65 for over a decade) foretells a huge increase in the prevalence of dementia. Age is the biggest risk factor.

11:27am chresti:

My dad has dementia- he was a boozer and played football with leather headgear

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Listener Gregukuseku!

11:27am northguineahills:

@Doug: who are you, again?

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

Have I met me?

11:28am Dean:

@annie: Those series of alternative press titles? Amazing, no? You're welcome. Now have fun!

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11:29am Brian in UK:

I can never understand why vegetarians etc. eat faux sausages/bacon and so on. As bonkers as drinking non-alcholic beer.

11:29am Funky16Corners:

Nothing more terrifying to me than dementia. My meat suit is frayed and busted, but if you take my brain, shit's on.

11:29am Asheville Jon:

hi Annie!

11:29am Stanley:

It's Beer Time for me (it's 4.30pm)
Here's to the weekend everyone.

11:29am chresti:

eldercare is a growth industry

11:30am Maggie B.:

Doug, we've been watching my poor sister-in-law slowly lose her short term memory over the last few years. When we saw her the other day, she was at the point where she wasn't sure who we were (me, Bill, his brother or my other sister-in-law). But her childhood memories so far are still intact. She's got the early onset dementia. It's extremely heartbreaking.

11:32am Jeff Golick:

Cheers for that link, @Dean.

11:33am Listener Gregory:

"Chibetenyi Adasa Gbe We Gnin Wa Bio." That is my new motto.

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11:33am bobdc:

This week's animated GIF goes especially well with this African set.

11:33am Dean:

I like to rhyme "airport" with "cut your hair short," and "clambake" with "hambone."

You can say that again, @chresti. I'm preparing to move my mother from Southern California to a senior living site near me. For a 91YO, she is doing relatively well, "high functioning," as a geriatric specialist once remarked to me. Still, cognition and memory decline, sometimes gradually, sometimes precipitously, and sometimes the results are not heartbreaking, but hilarious. For instance, not long ago she referred to my kids, Olivia and Sebastian, as Loretta and Sinbad. I mean, that's gold!

11:34am Uncle Michael:

Me. Me. Mememe...ME ME ME! Top of the hour.

www.wfmu.org...

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

@Maggie B
So tough, for the sufferers and their loved ones.

11:34am northguineahills:

@Brian: The only faux meat I eat is Trader Joe's chorizo, as it's better then the real thing. I'll eat veggie burgers if they're not try to be ground cow. I'm an omnivore, btw.

11:35am Dean:

Uncle Michael is warming up to sing!

11:35am northguineahills:

@Larry: My brain is all I got going for me!

11:35am Dean:

Or preparing to occupy ME-space.

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11:36am Brian in UK:

@Maggie B the embedded memory seems to survive.
I sympathise, my Mum had the same. I used to come out from seeing her potentially more confused than her. The confusion is consistantly inconsistant.

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11:36am Brian in UK:

@ngh I'm Cancer.

11:38am Maggie B.:

@ Brian in UK, yes, I hear that! Ironically, my mother-in-law, who'll be 93 on New Years Eve, mostly has all her marbles. She's a total gem.

11:38am northguineahills:

@Brian: crabby I see ?

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

Long into my father's memory, when his short-term memory was shot, he could regale me with stories from his very early childhood. Like traveling around northern New Jersey with his uncle who sold ladies underwear from a horse-draw buggy. That was in the early 1920s.

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11:40am Brian in UK:

I would eat more fish if there was a decent fishmongers near us. Supermarkets have decimated butchers, greengrocers and fishmongers over here. The trouble is that they heve not included quality in their domination.

11:40am JtotheK:

Hi Doug, hi everyone! Sneaking in to say I really enjoyed that Mark Rice track! (Now then, back to work meeting ...)

11:41am Jeff Golick:

Quality is not part of the disruption promise/premise, @Brian. Only "convenience."

11:43am Jeff Golick:

Now get off my lawn.

:::shakes fist in embarrassingly impotent fashion:::

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey hey, JtotheK!

11:43am rw:

Fuck. I forgot to check in again. Hey!

11:43am chresti:

@maggie, it helps to show her a photograph, I would show my dad a photo of my son and his partner to remind him that they were not there to steal everything

11:43am Dean:

I'll never forgive that jerk Bezos for smothering the real Amazon Bookstore.

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11:44am Brian in UK:

@Jeff I appreciate, what really gets my goat is that you have to buy the volume they want to sell in their plastic wrappers.
Lord Buckley summed it up way back in 1959 on 'Supermarket'

11:44am Sem:

Cannot complain about fish here I live. Only off the boats, never from the supermarkets. Rural coastal Nova Scotia has it's delights, and decent seafood year-round is one of them.

11:44am Maggie B.:

@chresti - thank you, I will see if that works for her.

11:45am Uncle Michael:

Old man shakes fist at "the cloud."

11:45am chresti:

UM- you want some throat spritzer?

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, rw!

11:45am Listener Gregory:

If my name had been "Chee Chee," I fell my life would have been very different, probably for the better.

11:46am Uncle Michael:

A wine spritzer, perhaps.

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11:46am Brian in UK:

Thanks Sem (through gritted teeth) Must have been eating mussels!!

11:47am northguineahills:

Thankfully, we still have farmers markets, local graocers, and fishmongers o'er here. Supermarkets dominate, but, if you know where to look, you'll find the right stuff....

11:47am Doug Schulkind:

Or we could just call you Scott, Listener Gregory.

11:47am Parq:

Thank goodness for all those old Looney Tunes, so we have throat spritzers as a pop culture reference in the 21st century. I just mentioned one yesterday. And yes, that is one adorable kid.

11:47am Franco Twinkie:

Doug, We are in the process of intergrating in home help for my mother. Some times she is resigned to the fact that she can no longer be left alone to prepare food and take care of other daily functions. Today I will go over to oversee the transition. It could go well, or be fraught will all kinds of sabotage. We are just at the beginning of the up hill climb.

11:48am rw:

Dean, I just threw out an Amazon travel mug from when Amazon was a bookstore. Loved that thing as a reminder of an era past but it started leaking and some things you just can't keep.

11:48am Sem:

Oh, did I mention the mussels? Plump, briny, sublime. Grit-less, BiUK. GRIT-LESS.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

@Franco Twinkie
Every day (really every moment) that your mom can live safely in her own home is a blessing. Good luck.

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11:49am Brian in UK:

@ngh yes here too, I am with Schumacher, small is beautiful. Support the little guy (person)

11:49am northguineahills:

buena suerte y abrazos, franco y chresti!

11:50am rw:

Franco, good luck with it. Hope is goes smoothly!

11:50am Dean:

My mom has had in-home care for several years now. It was difficult at first, with issues of trust, privacy, and personality differences causing a lot of tension and uncooperative behavior. But by now her regular weekday care giver is a real source of support, care, and friendship.

@rw: Do you remember Sisterhood Bookstore in Westwood? I used to volunteer there.

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11:50am Brian in UK:

Sem, grit outta here.

11:51am chresti:

Gracias ngh!

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Thanks Doug and those coping with our ageing processes.

11:52am chresti:

I like that title- Your Gravy Train (Came to a screeching halt)!

11:52am Franco Twinkie:

Thanks Doug. That's our plan. Keep her in her house.

11:53am Jeff Golick:

Re old age, I mostly look forward to being able to call everyone "sweetie."

11:53am chresti:

and likewise ngh!
Thanks and praises Doug!

11:54am Listener Gregory:

Trying to place John KaSandra into a political context of 1973 and not yet succeeding.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Big love to us all.

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11:54am Brian in UK:

@Jeff, that and breaking wind and grinning.

11:55am Jeff Golick:

This closing set is always so bountiful and beautiful. It's like you have a magic well or something, @Doug, that you pull these out of.

11:56am Jeff Golick:

@Brian: already doing that.

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11:56am Brian in UK:

Wink Martindale, anyone?

11:56am Sem:

Thank you, Doug. Hope to see you and all next time, if that parole thing works out.

11:56am Parq:

< sheds manly tear >

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

My well is your well, brothers and sisters.

11:56am chresti:

Yeah Jeff! I'm becoming the funny- crazy- old lady to the young ones!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the music, Doug...see you all soon.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Manly Parq!

11:58am chresti:

also I don't get bothered by construction workers any more

11:58am Dean:

KaSandra was at WattStax at the LA Coliseum in '72. Admission was a $1 donation.

11:58am rw:

Dean, no I don't remember that bookstore. But I do remember there used to be bookstores.

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

I virtually guarantee a good time will be had by one and all over at the Hinky Dinky Party! Uncle Michael will be working the cash bar. He has a heavy pour! Keep things right were they are and DON'T TOUCH THAT MOUSE!

PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...

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11:59am dutchtheo:

Thanks Doug!, Jeff Golick second that "magic well"

11:59am rw:

Thanks Mr. Schulkind!!

11:59am Franco Twinkie:

Dean, did you go to WattStax?

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12:00pm listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, Doug!

12:00pm Dean:

Ha, no. It was another three years before I made it to a concert.

12:00pm northguineahills:

Danks, Doug!

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12:00pm Artie:

Thanks, Doug!

12:00pm Dean:

ISW-Doug-DT: "virtually guarantee"

12:00pm Rich in Washington:

Thanks, Doug! Wonderful show!

12:00pm Listener Gregory:

Some day I'm going to make the comment "HEY!" appear at the exact same moment that John Lee says it. Then I will have reached my life's goal.

Have a good weekend, Doug.

12:01pm Jeff Golick:

You cookin' you cookin'!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Love you all! Thanks for hanging with me!

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12:05pm Brian in UK:

Still enjoying that little dip to the beat on the gif.

12:15pm Doug Schulkind:

Little Dip was the name of my first band in high school

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)

Robert Wilkins	Rollin' Stone (pt. 1) 0:06:27 Pop-up)	b/w Rollin' Stone (pt. 2) (Herwin 1928)
Robert Wilkins	Rollin' Stone (pt. 2) 0:09:11 Pop-up)	b/w Rollin' Stone (pt. 1) (Herwin 1928)
Kid Prince Moore	Church Bells 0:12:39 Pop-up)	b/w Sign of Judgement (Melotone 1936)
Floyd Jones	Overseas 0:15:50 Pop-up)	b/w Playhouse (Chess 1951)
David Johnson	The Soul of a Man 0:17:57 Pop-up)	Wolf's at the Door: Lost Recordings From the Spirits of the South (Sutro Park 1971)
Ethel Profit	What Time Is It? 0:20:33 Pop-up)	b/w Life Is a Battle (Brother ca. 1973)
T-Bone Walker	Takes a Lot of Know-How 0:23:24 Pop-up)	The Truth (Brunswick 1968)

George W. Johnson	The Laughing Song 0:34:15 Pop-up)	Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry - 1891-1922 (Archeophone 1894)
Unidentified	The Spoiled Cornet Solo 0:36:46 Pop-up)	b/w Instrumental Dance Sextett: Sicilian Roses (Columbia 1923)
Count Jim Moriarty	You Gotta Go Owww! 0:40:01 Pop-up)	b/w The Famous Eccles & Miss Freda Thing w. Mr Reginald Owen & His Excruciating Orchestra: My September Love (Parlophone 1956)
J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers	Drunkard's Hiccups 0:42:38 Pop-up)	b/w Country Blues (Montgomery Ward 1939)
Jimmy Riddle	Eephing 0:45:18 Pop-up)	I'm on My Journey Home: Vocal Styles and Resources in Folk Music (New World 1971)
O.B. Jackson	Lonesome Holler - Distress Holler 0:46:24 Pop-up)	Hollerin' (Rounder 1976)
Homer & Jethro	I Couldn't Spell Pffft! 0:48:32 Pop-up)	There's Nothing Like an Old Hippie (RCA 1968)
Unidentified	Burp Concerto 0:50:37 Pop-up)	Twisted Tales from the Vinyl Wastelands: Volume 10 (Trailer Park )
Roy Lee Johnson w. Dr. Feelgood & the Interns	Black Pepper Will Make You Sneeze 0:55:05 Pop-up)	b/w Too Many Tears (Okeh 1962)
Little Esther w/J & O Orchestra	The Crying Blues 0:56:42 Pop-up)	b/w Ring-A-Ding-Doo (Federal 1951)

Carla Bley	Communication No. 7 1:08:09 Pop-up)	NDR Workshop No. 41 (Norddeutscher Rundfunk 1965)
Norio Maeda	Dead Heat 1:14:31 Pop-up)	Saxophone Unity (Columbia 1967)
The Jimmy Giuffre 3	The Green County (New England Mood) 1:19:44 Pop-up)	Trav'lin' Light (Atlantic 1958)
Leo Bachmann	Missing Echo 1:22:48 Pop-up)	Palette of Sounds - Tuba Solo (Unit 2000)
Richard Landry	Vivace Duo 1:27:07 Pop-up)	4 Cuts Placed In "A First Quarter" (Chatham Square 1972)

Beverley Williams	Sufferation 1:41:30 Pop-up)	b/w Shaka All Stars: Jam Tone Dub (Shaka 1976)
Mabrak	Fat Talk 1:45:05 Pop-up)	Ital Talk - Liquid Talk (Jigsaw 1976)
Earth & Stone	Wicked a Fee Dress Back 1:48:56 Pop-up)	b/w The Revolutionarys: Wicked A Fe Dress Back (Version) (Roots From the Yard 1977)
Birdy Brown	Upfull Dreadlocks 1:52:08 Pop-up)	b/w Jah Music (Roots From the Yard 1978)
The Cables	Be a Man 1:55:31 Pop-up)	What Kind of World (Studio One 1970)
The In-Crowd	Back a Yard 1:57:58 Pop-up)	His Majesty Is Coming (Trojan 1978)
Bim Sherman	Melody Dub 2:02:26 Pop-up)	African Rubber Dub Changing Dub: Volume I (RDL 1985)

Konde Mangue & Les 5 Consuls Vocal: Amadou Ballake)	Viva Africa 2:08:22 Pop-up)	Viva Africa (Club Voltaïque Du Disque 1975)
Ogassa	Gbe We Gnin Wa Bio 2:11:50 Pop-up)	Ogassa Original, Volume 1 (Albarika Stores 1978)
Okukuseku International Band of Ghana	Adasa 2:20:34 Pop-up)	Beautiful Woman (His Master's Voice 1989)
Msafiri Zawose	Chibitenyi 2:29:18 Pop-up)	Uhamiaji (Soundway 2017)

Mark Rice	Baby I'm Coming Home 2:36:10 Pop-up)	b/w My Baby (Lu Pine 1964)
Sonny Green & the Famous Shades	People Talking About Me 2:38:21 Pop-up)	b/w The Monkey Funk (Whip 1965)
Little Mr. Lee & The Cherokees	I Don't Wanna Go 2:40:57 Pop-up)	b/w Young Lover (Sure-Shot 1966)
Chee Chee Scott	You Been Lying to Me 2:43:52 Pop-up)	b/w Talking (Tee Off 1969)
Claude Shermack	Your Gravy Train (Came to a Screeching Halt) 2:46:48 Pop-up)	b/w In Reality (Goldband 1969)
Eula Cooper	Try 2:48:51 Pop-up)	b/w Love Make Me Do Foolish Things (Tragar 1969)
John KaSandra	Mose (pt. III) 2:50:59 Pop-up)	b/w Tired Old Subject (Respect 1973)
King Soloman (sic)	If I Were a Strong Man 2:56:34 Pop-up)	b/w I Got a Sweet Tooth (For Your Love) (Stanson )

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