WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from May 22, 2020

Listener comments!
	🥁 8:59am Brian in UK: Hello Mr Drummer. Do slip-ons or lace-ups make a difference?
	🥁 9:01am duke: Good morning Drummers and foot mufflers and shufflers
	9:01am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning Doug and drummer!
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Loafers work best, Brian in UK. Hallo, duke!
	9:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi there everyone!
	9:03am Maggie B.: It's definitely Friday now!
	9:03am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, Jan Turkenburg!
	9:03am Stanley: Tooooooooooooooot!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: So glad you're Definitely Maggie B.
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Staaaaaaaaaaaaaanley!
	9:04am Maggie B.: In da house. Because there is no place but home.
	9:05am ParUbi: Good morning, Doug! hey everyone
	9:06am Irene: Good morning Doug and all you Drummer listeners!
	9:07am Really Lisa: Hello Doug S :-) Some time listener, first time poster here.
	🥁 9:07am StringOFperils: Onward!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: "Spreading mustard from north to south" is a lovely euphemism, dontcha think?
	🥁 9:09am dutchtheo: Helloo, foot mufflers and shufflers, thank Doug, it's friidaay!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: Nice to see you Irene! Really Lisa! StringOFperils! dutchtheo! Neighbor ParUbi!
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: @Really Lisa So glad you're here. I think it's a nice, mostly clothed, crowd.
	🥁 9:11am StringOFperils: Nice one, right off the bat.
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Big Bill Broonzy, live in Paris, 1952.
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: Happy Sun Ra's birthday, everyone!
	🥁 9:15am doctorjazz: Good morning, Drummers!
	9:17am Really Lisa: @Doug S 9:10, whew, I'm nicely clothed and mostly nice.
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: Only masks are required, Really Lisa.
	9:19am WR: Hi all.
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, doctorjazz! WR!
	9:20am Pedro in Arlington: "I'm Bad" is quite good. Morning Doug and listeners.
	9:21am listener Rey: Hello everyone and give the drummer's foot some
	9:22am Doug Schulkind: Pedro in Arlington! listener Rey! It's is an honor, gentlemen.
	9:27am WR: I understand now, we be blues splaining.
	9:28am Listener Gregory: Good morning, lover-drummers. I'm all in for none or nothing today.
	9:30am listener Rey: ewwww, he loves funky butts!
	9:36am wordstorn: good morning all!
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: The "guitar" you're hearing here is an imzad: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, wordstorn!
	9:40am Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug and drummerstreamers!
	🥁 9:41am dutchtheo: Actually, I wanted to unclothe and lie down in the hammock, and request some hammock music, but now it starts to rain, for the first time in months, i think. Anyway, all music is hammock music if you are in a hammock. But this Abdi Qays, tuareg tamashek music is definitly hammock music imho Btw Han Bennink, is famous for his foot muffle a.o.
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: Gina Bacon Yay!
	9:43am bigplanetnoise: Good morning Sir Doug and Drummers-who-I-hope-have-coffee-to-spare...
	9:43am Irene Trudel: Today's Google Doodle features a fun history of the Mbira and lets you play along: www.google.com...
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: @dutchtheo Lying naked in a hammock makes for some interesting "body art." Send photos!
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: Good morning bigcupofjavanoise! @Irene Trudel That mbira Google Doodle was there yesterday. I played with it for hours. Well, minutes. Odd and wonderful for the Doodle to continue a second day.
	9:45am Gina Bacon: Morning to you, bigplanetnoise!
	9:47am Dean: Always wanted to be in a band called Hammock.
	🥁 9:49am dutchtheo: Doug i can only send noods in my ramen..
	9:50am Hopey Sockmonkey: Good day, All.
	9:51am Irene Trudel: @Doug, I don't often remember to look at those Google doodles because I open to a generic page. This one is really fun.
	9:51am Doug Schulkind: @Dean For years, I always wanted to be in a band called Spatula. Then I found out there was one (in North Carolina, I think). Welcome welcome, Hopey Sockmonkey!
	9:53am bigplanetnoise: Good morning, gfb!
	9:54am TDK60: Hello Friday peoples.
	9:54am Dean: Buddy of mine from Alabama has good friends in an enduring band called Flap. They're real good, too. How does one play with the Google doodle? I don't use Google anymore, and when I visit the page the doodle is static, linked to images of mbiras. Gotta run out to get coffee!
	9:56am Listener Gregory: It seems to me that a lot of these African guitar recordings (or maybe just "Ruareg" ones?) are somehow recorded so that you feel in the middle of the guitar.
	9:56am Gina Bacon: It is a good one, Irene! I'll poke around more later.
	9:57am Doug Schulkind: Nice description, Listener Gregory. It's like your brain stem is the "pick up" attached to the resonator. Howdy, TDK60!
	9:58am Listener Gregory: *Tuareg!
	10:08am Gina Bacon: I can't hear the name Djibouti without thinking of The West Wing.
	10:10am Hopey Sockmonkey: Hambone always makes me think of Hee Haw.
	🥁 10:12am βrian: Hamboning and eefing.
	10:13am Marie: Re: the hambone and you, Doug--who knew! I have been reading, off and on, a really well-written book called "Africa: A Biography of a Continent" Happy Friday!
	10:14am Listener Gregory: Wow, the Bo Diddley beat played on the knees in 1950!
	10:15am Listener Gregory: I recognize that Bo Diddley did not actually invent it, but surprising to me to hear it in this context.
	🥁 10:15am StringOFperils: This is tap-dancing for nickels down by the steamboat older than that music
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: Happy Friday to you, Marie!
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Mr Diddley is in the queue.
	10:20am KWilde: This is always my favorite set
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: @StringOFperils Not hard to conjur up images of a toddling Shirley Temple dancing this style. A very complicated history, to say the least.
	10:22am Dean: I made a soup out of hambone earlier this week. It's yummy.
	10:22am Doug Schulkind: I'm delighted, KWilde!
	10:23am Doug Schulkind: Wonderful essay about the history of Hambone here: www.furious.com...
	10:24am Doug Schulkind: The arranger on this Red Saunders number? ...today's birthday boy: Sun Ra!
	10:24am Uncle Michael: Good morning.
	🥁 10:25am βrian: Day LXVII today.
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of birthday boys, it was Uncle Michael's birthday on Wednesday. Happy birthday, Uncle Michael!
	10:25am Uncle Michael: Foot Muffle was the name of my first band at Montessori school. Thank you, Doug.
	10:26am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Hey, happy belated, @UM! Greetings, @Doug, and fellow hams.
	10:26am Stanley: Wasn't it in an Almodovar film that the bullied wife killed her husband with a hambone?
	10:26am Dave Sewelson: Any recording of Foot Muffle Uncle?
	🥁 10:27am βrian: Pareve hambone.
	10:27am Doug Schulkind: 15-year-old James Booker here! Cousin Dave Sewelson!
	10:27am Stanley: Haha Uncle. I'm just working on the accounts for a Montessori school as we listen.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: I'm afraid the tapes were lost in a nap time, bed wetting incident, Dave.
	10:28am Doug Schulkind: Moot Fuffle!
	🥁 10:28am StringOFperils: Supernaturally talented, James Booker. The Maharaja.
	10:29am Uncle Michael: Peridia Hambone?
	10:29am Uncle Michael: *Perfidia
	10:30am Uncle Michael: So the Conga is a hambone rhythm?
	10:31am chresti: Morning Doug and drummers!
	10:31am Irene Trudel: @Dean, in Google you click on the arrow (or a group of moving dots in the upper right) and it brings you to an animated page. you'll need to keep clicking on the arrows to advance the stories and actions.
	10:31am Doug Schulkind: Hiya, chresti!
	10:32am TDK60: Electricity invented.
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: @Uncle Michael Well done. You heard the rhumba connection!
	10:32am Irene Trudel: Well, much as I want to stay and listen I have actual audio editing to do. I'll catch the rest in the archives. Have a great weekend everybody!
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: The five-beat rhythm often called "the clave."
	10:33am Uncle Michael: Where's Brubeck?
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: Dee Clark here was one of the "kids" performing with Red Saunders a few minutes ago. As a 14-year-old he was stomping his heel on 2 and 4.
	10:34am chresti: The rhumbone.
	🥁 10:36am doctorjazz: Had to attend a virtual meeting, back and doing the Hand Hive across the floor.
	10:36am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, I love this hambone-set. Right up my alley! thank you.
	10:36am Doug Schulkind: Johnny Otis was criticized for this song's supposed glorification of masturbation.
	10:36am WR: Great set Doug. No more comments from me for a couple of hours. Got to trek to the mall to return / exchange damaged water filters. Will listen as long as the battery lasts.
	10:37am Franco Twinkie: All hail masturbation!
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Safe travels, WR!
	🥁 10:37am doctorjazz: He's quite double jointed if he can do that Hand Jive with his feet.
	10:37am Uncle Michael: Johnny brushed it aside as just so much hand-waving.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Gotta hand it to you, Franco Twinkie!
	10:38am Franco Twinkie: Har har!
	10:38am Listener Gregory: Hesitate to ask what "Ring-a-ling" (other side) really refers to.
	🥁 10:38am sinner: I read somewhere that the Chess brothers never gave Bo Diddley songwriter rights to "Bo Diddley" and told Bo "you can't copyright Shave and a Haircut."
	10:38am Funky16Corners: Morning all!
	10:39am Doug Schulkind: Shave and a haircut, 16 Funky Corners!
	10:41am Uncle Michael: Cow 54, where are you?
	10:41am Funky16Corners: MAR-JA-REEN
	🥁 10:41am dutchtheo: HB, UM! Do that unsquare dance
	10:42am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Theo!
	10:43am Dean: The difficulty with masturbation these days is maintaining social distance.
	10:44am Doug Schulkind: Italian double bass player Silvia Bolognesi with (her brother?) Sergio Bolognesi on drums.
	10:45am Franco Twinkie: Little Richard talked about how bugged he would get if when he was on tour and someone bothered him while he was jerking off. He would say(now do this in dialect) "Don't bother me, I'm having my morning jack!!" Can you imagine him yelling that in a hotel?
	🥁 10:45am doctorjazz: Love this Silvia Bolognesi track, from 2019, huh?
	10:46am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Tons of info about this record, here: www.freejazzblog.org...
	10:47am Doug Schulkind: Morning Jack was the name of my first band in high school.
	10:47am Franco Twinkie: Dean, describe the guy who's pay check you use to pay. I'm trying to figure out who it was.
	10:48am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I notice I put this Bolognesi in my bandcamp wishlist some time ago.
	10:50am Dean: That Welch piece claims that Master Juba's true identity was unknown, but plenty of articles (not just Wikipedia) identify him as William Henry Lane. Franco: Stocky (as in short, but filled out), long hair, always in Bermuda shorts.
	10:50am Doug Schulkind: I put this Bolognesi on my tagliatelle last week.
	10:51am Franco Twinkie: What years?
	10:51am Listener Gregory: Should I know who Bessie Jones is? Because I'm afraid I don't.
	🥁 10:52am doctorjazz: I need to follow that blog...i don't have any good sources for new music these days (The Village Voice, some Jazz monthly mags used to be my guides)... Except, of course, hearing new stuff on FMU.
	10:52am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I don't, either. From the album notes at bandcamp: The "Suite for Bessie Jones", written specifically for this group, comes from the lyrics of some of the songs made famous by the singer recorded by Alan Lomax.
	10:53am Dean: The Walnut years, late '80s, early '90s? Re: Master Juba, an excerpt from a 2012 article in IAJRC Journal: Variations of the dance date back to the 16th century. It made its way to America and in the 1830s was further popularized by the Negro, Master Juba (William Henry Lane), who was acclaimed the world's best dancer of the jig. Born in Mississippi, his most active period was in the 1830s and '40s. Since dancing was a popular outlet for slaves and freedmen alike, the word may have been first used to refer to blacks who were skilled at dancing and then made into a negative stereotype that dismissed blacks as hedonistic and impulsive, like the jerky rhythms of the jig dance. In time, the word lost its original reference to a dance step and simply became another pejorative for "Negro." Master Juba is the subject of a 1913 score composed by R. Nathaniel Dett [or "Drett," as it is sometimes spelled] for his ragtime suite In the Bottoms, called "Juba Dance." Percy Grainger recorded the piece as a piano solo on 12-inch Co A 6145 (mx. 49749).
	10:54am Dean: I've heard the Dett piece, but not the Grainger recording. Gotta hear it.
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: @Dean Yusef Lateef has a wonderful tune dedicated to William Henry Lane called "Juba-Juba." More on Lane and the history of Patting Juba/Hambone, here: www.furious.com...
	10:56am Dean: Right, but Welch claims Master Juba was unidentified.
	10:56am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Bessie Jones earlier in this set!
	10:56am coelacanth∅: 'morning Doug, 'morning all
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: G∅∅d m∅rning, coelacanth∅!
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick There are NO coincidences.
	10:58am coelacanth∅: ...'morning Jack
	11:00am Uncle Michael: Jack Johnson
	11:02am coelacanth∅: tee hee
	11:03am Dominick: hello all!
	11:03am rw: Good morning!
	11:03am Dean: Gonna queue up that Lateef for playing later today.
	11:03am Listener Gregory: @Jeff & Doug. I am humbled by your scholarship.
	11:05am Stork: Someone‘s playing my song!
	🥁 11:05am doctorjazz: Hey Coel!
	11:05am Doug Schulkind: This whole set was set in motion by you, Stork.
	🥁 11:06am StringOFperils: It's cultural anthropology and all the hits here on Drummer 91
	11:06am ottovonbqe: thought this was a tribute to the pea soup i made this week?
	🥁 11:06am doctorjazz: Great set!
	11:06am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Yay, @Stork!
	11:06am Stork: Just tuned in. Loving!!!
	🥁 11:14am doctorjazz: Could they "edit out" a vocal in 1940? I didn't think they recorded to tape that early (you probably mean had them rerecord it without the vocal)
	11:14am Hopey Sockmonkey: Hand Jive makes me think of Grease. (my references are pretty base :) )
	11:14am holland oats: sorry i'm late
	11:15am Listener Gregory: @sinner at 10:38, just checked Wikipedia, and Diddley is credited there as the song's composer. Many performers credit themselves as authors of folk songs to capture the royalties, since there is no real author to get them.
	11:16am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: "Hambone on the brain" -- it's not fatal, but maybe avoid operating heavy machinery.
	🥁 11:17am StringOFperils: @Hopey . It's okay, Hand Jive always makes me think of Lee Michaels album 5th, because he covered that on there, and I listened to that forgotten LP quite a bit, in lieu of other info at the time
	11:19am Dean: That hambone set made me hungry, so I've made a grilled ham and cheddar sandwich with Bigfats 8o8 Octo Maximus hot sauce and Phil Gelb's homemade sweet mustard.
	11:21am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: What is this loveliness?
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz They didn't edit out the vocal in 1940, the producers of the Rhumba Jazz compilation edited it out. Sometime in the 2010s. No worries, holland oats. Happy you're here!
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: Yochk’o Seffer on bass clarinet here.
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: @ottovonbqe With nice crustini croutons, I hope?
	🥁 11:24am doctorjazz: Not quite Hambone, but will be reheating cholent (an Eastern European stew of Beef, potato,barley, and LOTS of chicken fat), and some stuffed cabbage in a short while.
	🥁 11:24am doctorjazz: (Love me some bass clarinet)
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: Hi ^up there^ Dominick!
	🥁 11:25am StringOFperils: @doctorjazz. Sounds just as good as the first time you described it.
	11:26am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Braxton's whipped out his contre bass clarinet. Hold onto your hat!
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Please join me for Hinky Dinky Time at the top of the hour or my day will be a total loss. wfmu.org...
	11:29am Listener Gregory: The bass clarinet is good, but the contra-bass clarinet is just so argumentative.
	🥁 11:29am doctorjazz: @stringofperils-even better as leftovers!
	🥁 11:29am βrian: I will not make a cholent green joke.
	11:29am Doug Schulkind: The were exceedingly unpopular in Nicaragua in the '80s.
	11:31am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: The image that represents this Braxton song title can be seen here, at the invaluable restructures.net site: restructures.net...
	11:31am Dean: Would love to hear Braxton play the Sandinophone.
	11:32am WR: Braxton doing the hambone? Phase 1 successful. Now begins the journey home.
	11:32am Stork: Only other contra bass sax player I knw is Scott Robinson. Great reed player from the NY area. I think he plays wih Maria Schneider‘s Jazz Orch. Scott has also recorded wih clarinetist Perry Robinson- no relation. Scott plays a mean theremin too.
	11:33am Doug Schulkind: @Stork Perry "No Relation" Robinson is up next.
	🥁 11:33am doctorjazz: Love the album title, The Complete Anthony Braxton. Can you imagine the size of the set of they tried to release a "...Complete..." Set now?
	🥁 11:33am βrian: Just roasted up a batch of beans and made a pot of coffee. Damn, I needed that.
	11:34am Doug Schulkind: I WANT it, doctorjazz.
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: How ya been, βrian?!
	11:35am Dean: Braxton has a multi-disc set of duets with Eugene Chadbourne due out next month.
	🥁 11:35am βrian: Moi? Coffee-deprived.
	🥁 11:39am doctorjazz: @Dean, that sounds like it could be fun. Got the recent album with Nels Cline "Quartet (New Haven) 2014 \| Firehouse 12 Records" firehouse12records.com... (But, as is usual, it's still I the "on deck" pile)
	🥁 11:39am βrian: Those crickets sound as if they were outside my window.
	11:40am Dean: I forgot about that set, doctorjazz. Must investigate...
	11:46am Listener Gregory: Great set. Don't let it go to your head, Doug.
	🥁 11:47am doctorjazz: Saw Perry Robinson, inn a Loft, downtown NYC, back in the day.
	11:49am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I really like Jaochim Badenhorst's stuff.
	11:49am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I mean, honestly, inject this whole set into my veins, please.
	🥁 11:50am βrian: I couldn't parse this music without coffee. Praise coffee!
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: I never met him, but I just know that Perry Robinson was the sweetest person ever. He just has to have been.
	🥁 11:52am doctorjazz: Bradford/Carter stuff is great!
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: I yakked so much today that I didn't leave much room for a soul set, so... I snuck in this Bobby Bradford/John Carter piece. It would have been inadvisable to do a clarinet set without John Carter. Thankfully, the universe set me straight.
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: Everyone's favorite Uncle is up next with Hinky Dinky Time. He still hasn't taken the lampshade off his head since Thanksgiving. More good times await you! PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:56am doctorjazz: Thanks, Doug, great show!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug! See you all in the next room.
	11:57am Doug Schulkind: The pleasure is mine, doctorjazz! All mine, mwah hah hah!
	🥁 11:57am dutchtheo: Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 11:58am bobdc: Great show, Doug, and great GIF! It's one of those special ones that always look like the subject is playing along with whatever music you're playing.
	11:58am Dean: I love Bobby Bradford and John Carter. Thanks.
	11:59am Listener Gregory: Thanks, Doug. You contra-DJed an excellent show today.
	12:00pm Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Thanks, Doug!
	12:01pm rw: Thank you Doug S!
	12:01pm Kris Holmes: Hello everyone
	12:01pm Kris Holmes: Dang, missed it, lol
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Doug!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from May 22, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sarah Lancashire & the Betty Blue Eyes Company	JuJus Alchemy of the Blues	JuJus Alchemy of the Blues	Folkways	1976
Music behind DJ: ECD	In Tempo "In Tempo" by "ECD"	Major Force: The Original Art-Form	Mo' Wax	1990
Handy Archie	Miss Handy Hanks "Miss Handy Hanks" by "Handy Archie"	b/w Honey, 'Low Me One More Chance	Champion	1933	0:06:38 (Pop-up)
Big Bill Broonzy	Hey! Bud Blues "Hey! Bud Blues" by "Big Bill Broonzy"	Concert Salle Pleyel	Vogue	1952	0:09:54 (Pop-up)
Allen Bunn & Trio	The Guy with the "45"	b/w She'll Be Sorry	Apollo	1952	0:14:48 (Pop-up)
Good Rockin' Bob	I'm Bad "I'm Bad" by "Good Rockin' Bob"	No Jive: Authentic Southern Country Blues	Ace		0:17:49 (Pop-up)
R.C. Smith	Sunflower River Blues "Sunflower River Blues" by "R.C. Smith"	The Blues of Robert Curtis Smith	Bluesville	1961	0:21:21 (Pop-up)
George Butler	None or Nothing "None or Nothing" by "George Butler"	Funky Butt Lover	Roots	1976	0:25:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Born Under a Bad Sign	Blues	MCA	1969	0:29:16 (Pop-up)
Unidentified	Chikishikishin "Chikishikishin" by "Unidentified"	Tuareg Music of the Southern Sahara	Folkways	1960	0:36:12 (Pop-up)
Abdi Qays	Waxan Doonaya "Waxan Doonaya" by "Abdi Qays"	Radio Djibouti recordings			0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Ali Farka Touré	Yer Mali Woyo "Yer Mali Woyo" by "Ali Farka Touré"	Ali Touré dit "Farka"	Sonafric	1977	0:44:07 (Pop-up)
Amin Xaaji Maxamed	Dakhtar "Dakhtar" by "Amin Xaaji Maxamed"	African Acoustic: Sounds Eastern and Southern	Original Music		0:48:17 (Pop-up)
Hasso Akotey	Djedahi Idji Saman "Djedahi Idji Saman" by "Hasso Akotey"	Ishumar: Music of the Tuareg Resistance	Reaktion	2008	0:52:15 (Pop-up)
Fatou Seidi Ghali & Alamnou Akrouni	Inigradan	Les Filles de Illighadad	Sahel Sounds	2016	0:56:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Friends, Lovers & Family	Dark Fader	Avantgardism	Law & Auder	1996	1:00:16 (Pop-up)
Donald Crowder	Hambone "Hambone" by "Donald Crowder"	Hand-Me-Down Music - Old Songs, Old Friends - Traditional Music of Union County, North Carolina	Folkways	1976	1:10:51 (Pop-up)
Steven Wright	Hambone "Hambone" by "Steven Wright"	Root Hog or Die: An Alan Lomax Centennial Tribute	Mississippi	1950	1:13:04 (Pop-up)
Cora Mae Bryant	Hambone - I Don't Like No Cheatin' Man	Sisters of the South	DixieFrog	2000	1:15:02 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	Hambone "Hambone" by "Bessie Jones"	Step It Down: Games for Children			1:15:35 (Pop-up)
Four Southern Singers	Ham Bone Am Sweet	b/w You're Sweet to Your Mammy	Victor	1933	1:17:35 (Pop-up)
Abner Jay	Hambone "Hambone" by "Abner Jay"	Live From Stephen Foster Center	Brandie		1:20:31 (Pop-up)
Red Saunders & His Orchestra w/ Dolores Hawkins & The Hambone Kids	Hambone	b/w Boot 'Em Up	Okeh	1951	1:23:05 (Pop-up)
Little Booker	Doing the Hambone "Doing the Hambone" by "Little Booker"	b/w Thinking About My Baby	Imperial	1954	1:25:50 (Pop-up)
Gene Krupa & His Orchestra	Tonight (Perfidia)	b/w Never Took a Lesson in My Life	Okeh	1940	1:28:01 (Pop-up)
Bo Diddley	Bo Diddley "Bo Diddley" by "Bo Diddley"	b/w I'm a Man	Chess	1955	1:29:43 (Pop-up)
Dee Clark	Hey Little Girl "Hey Little Girl" by "Dee Clark"	b/w If It Wasn't for Love	Abner	1959	1:32:09 (Pop-up)
The Johnny Otis Show	Willie and the Hand Jive	b/w Ring-a-Ling	Capitol	1958	1:34:13 (Pop-up)
Jack Owens w/ Al Allen's Orchestra	Martian Love Call (A Hand Jive)	b/w You Flip Me	Orbit	1958	1:36:49 (Pop-up)
The Blues Rockers	Calling All Cows	b/w Johnny Mae	Excello	1955	1:39:01 (Pop-up)
Silvia Bolognesi Young Shouts	Hambone (Suite for Bessie Jones IV)	aLive Shouts, an Homage to Bessie Jones	Fonterossa	2019	1:41:38 (Pop-up)
Archie Shepp	Hambone "Hambone" by "Archie Shepp"	Fire Music	Impulse!	1965	1:52:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alice Coltrane	Ptah, the El Dauod	Ptah, the El Daoud	Impulse!	1970	2:04:44 (Pop-up)
Alain Bouhey	Techouba (Hommaga a John Coltrane)	La Voie Scriptorale	self-released	1988	2:17:25 (Pop-up)
Anthony Braxton	4-16 CJF "4-16 CJF" by "Anthony Braxton"	The Complete Anthony Braxton	Freedom	1971	2:25:37 (Pop-up)
Ab Baars & Zlatko Kaučič	Mimogrede	Canvas	Not Two	2014	2:30:55 (Pop-up)
Joachim Badenhorst	Fabret "Fabret" by "Joachim Badenhorst"	Forest / Mori	Klein	2014	2:36:54 (Pop-up)
Perry Robinson & Hans Kumpf	PeHa "PeHa" by "Perry Robinson & Hans Kumpf"	Free Blacks (Clarinet-Duos)	AKM	1975	2:39:23 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bradford & John Carter	Circle	NoUTurn: Live in Pasadena, 1975	Dark Tree	1975	2:43:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Lee Hooker	Stand By "Stand By" by "John Lee Hooker"	I Feel Good	Jewel	1971	2:57:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 8:59am Brian in UK: Hello Mr Drummer. Do slip-ons or lace-ups make a difference?
	🥁 9:01am duke: Good morning Drummers and foot mufflers and shufflers
	9:01am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning Doug and drummer!
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Loafers work best, Brian in UK. Hallo, duke!
	9:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi there everyone!
	9:03am Maggie B.: It's definitely Friday now!
	9:03am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, Jan Turkenburg!
	9:03am Stanley: Tooooooooooooooot!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: So glad you're Definitely Maggie B.
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Staaaaaaaaaaaaaanley!
	9:04am Maggie B.: In da house. Because there is no place but home.
	9:05am ParUbi: Good morning, Doug! hey everyone
	9:06am Irene: Good morning Doug and all you Drummer listeners!
	9:07am Really Lisa: Hello Doug S :-) Some time listener, first time poster here.
	🥁 9:07am StringOFperils: Onward!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: "Spreading mustard from north to south" is a lovely euphemism, dontcha think?
	🥁 9:09am dutchtheo: Helloo, foot mufflers and shufflers, thank Doug, it's friidaay!
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: Nice to see you Irene! Really Lisa! StringOFperils! dutchtheo! Neighbor ParUbi!
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: @Really Lisa So glad you're here. I think it's a nice, mostly clothed, crowd.
	🥁 9:11am StringOFperils: Nice one, right off the bat.
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Big Bill Broonzy, live in Paris, 1952.
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: Happy Sun Ra's birthday, everyone!
	🥁 9:15am doctorjazz: Good morning, Drummers!
	9:17am Really Lisa: @Doug S 9:10, whew, I'm nicely clothed and mostly nice.
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: Only masks are required, Really Lisa.
	9:19am WR: Hi all.
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard, doctorjazz! WR!
	9:20am Pedro in Arlington: "I'm Bad" is quite good. Morning Doug and listeners.
	9:21am listener Rey: Hello everyone and give the drummer's foot some
	9:22am Doug Schulkind: Pedro in Arlington! listener Rey! It's is an honor, gentlemen.
	9:27am WR: I understand now, we be blues splaining.
	9:28am Listener Gregory: Good morning, lover-drummers. I'm all in for none or nothing today.
	9:30am listener Rey: ewwww, he loves funky butts!
	9:36am wordstorn: good morning all!
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: The "guitar" you're hearing here is an imzad: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, wordstorn!
	9:40am Gina Bacon: Morning, Doug and drummerstreamers!
	🥁 9:41am dutchtheo: Actually, I wanted to unclothe and lie down in the hammock, and request some hammock music, but now it starts to rain, for the first time in months, i think. Anyway, all music is hammock music if you are in a hammock. But this Abdi Qays, tuareg tamashek music is definitly hammock music imho Btw Han Bennink, is famous for his foot muffle a.o.
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: Gina Bacon Yay!
	9:43am bigplanetnoise: Good morning Sir Doug and Drummers-who-I-hope-have-coffee-to-spare...
	9:43am Irene Trudel: Today's Google Doodle features a fun history of the Mbira and lets you play along: www.google.com...
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: @dutchtheo Lying naked in a hammock makes for some interesting "body art." Send photos!
	9:44am Doug Schulkind: Good morning bigcupofjavanoise! @Irene Trudel That mbira Google Doodle was there yesterday. I played with it for hours. Well, minutes. Odd and wonderful for the Doodle to continue a second day.
	9:45am Gina Bacon: Morning to you, bigplanetnoise!
	9:47am Dean: Always wanted to be in a band called Hammock.
	🥁 9:49am dutchtheo: Doug i can only send noods in my ramen..
	9:50am Hopey Sockmonkey: Good day, All.
	9:51am Irene Trudel: @Doug, I don't often remember to look at those Google doodles because I open to a generic page. This one is really fun.
	9:51am Doug Schulkind: @Dean For years, I always wanted to be in a band called Spatula. Then I found out there was one (in North Carolina, I think). Welcome welcome, Hopey Sockmonkey!
	9:53am bigplanetnoise: Good morning, gfb!
	9:54am TDK60: Hello Friday peoples.
	9:54am Dean: Buddy of mine from Alabama has good friends in an enduring band called Flap. They're real good, too. How does one play with the Google doodle? I don't use Google anymore, and when I visit the page the doodle is static, linked to images of mbiras. Gotta run out to get coffee!
	9:56am Listener Gregory: It seems to me that a lot of these African guitar recordings (or maybe just "Ruareg" ones?) are somehow recorded so that you feel in the middle of the guitar.
	9:56am Gina Bacon: It is a good one, Irene! I'll poke around more later.
	9:57am Doug Schulkind: Nice description, Listener Gregory. It's like your brain stem is the "pick up" attached to the resonator. Howdy, TDK60!
	9:58am Listener Gregory: *Tuareg!
	10:08am Gina Bacon: I can't hear the name Djibouti without thinking of The West Wing.
	10:10am Hopey Sockmonkey: Hambone always makes me think of Hee Haw.
	🥁 10:12am βrian: Hamboning and eefing.
	10:13am Marie: Re: the hambone and you, Doug--who knew! I have been reading, off and on, a really well-written book called "Africa: A Biography of a Continent" Happy Friday!
	10:14am Listener Gregory: Wow, the Bo Diddley beat played on the knees in 1950!
	10:15am Listener Gregory: I recognize that Bo Diddley did not actually invent it, but surprising to me to hear it in this context.
	🥁 10:15am StringOFperils: This is tap-dancing for nickels down by the steamboat older than that music
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: Happy Friday to you, Marie!
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Mr Diddley is in the queue.
	10:20am KWilde: This is always my favorite set
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: @StringOFperils Not hard to conjur up images of a toddling Shirley Temple dancing this style. A very complicated history, to say the least.
	10:22am Dean: I made a soup out of hambone earlier this week. It's yummy.
	10:22am Doug Schulkind: I'm delighted, KWilde!
	10:23am Doug Schulkind: Wonderful essay about the history of Hambone here: www.furious.com...
	10:24am Doug Schulkind: The arranger on this Red Saunders number? ...today's birthday boy: Sun Ra!
	10:24am Uncle Michael: Good morning.
	🥁 10:25am βrian: Day LXVII today.
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of birthday boys, it was Uncle Michael's birthday on Wednesday. Happy birthday, Uncle Michael!
	10:25am Uncle Michael: Foot Muffle was the name of my first band at Montessori school. Thank you, Doug.
	10:26am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Hey, happy belated, @UM! Greetings, @Doug, and fellow hams.
	10:26am Stanley: Wasn't it in an Almodovar film that the bullied wife killed her husband with a hambone?
	10:26am Dave Sewelson: Any recording of Foot Muffle Uncle?
	🥁 10:27am βrian: Pareve hambone.
	10:27am Doug Schulkind: 15-year-old James Booker here! Cousin Dave Sewelson!
	10:27am Stanley: Haha Uncle. I'm just working on the accounts for a Montessori school as we listen.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: I'm afraid the tapes were lost in a nap time, bed wetting incident, Dave.
	10:28am Doug Schulkind: Moot Fuffle!
	🥁 10:28am StringOFperils: Supernaturally talented, James Booker. The Maharaja.
	10:29am Uncle Michael: Peridia Hambone?
	10:29am Uncle Michael: *Perfidia
	10:30am Uncle Michael: So the Conga is a hambone rhythm?
	10:31am chresti: Morning Doug and drummers!
	10:31am Irene Trudel: @Dean, in Google you click on the arrow (or a group of moving dots in the upper right) and it brings you to an animated page. you'll need to keep clicking on the arrows to advance the stories and actions.
	10:31am Doug Schulkind: Hiya, chresti!
	10:32am TDK60: Electricity invented.
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: @Uncle Michael Well done. You heard the rhumba connection!
	10:32am Irene Trudel: Well, much as I want to stay and listen I have actual audio editing to do. I'll catch the rest in the archives. Have a great weekend everybody!
	10:32am Doug Schulkind: The five-beat rhythm often called "the clave."
	10:33am Uncle Michael: Where's Brubeck?
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: Dee Clark here was one of the "kids" performing with Red Saunders a few minutes ago. As a 14-year-old he was stomping his heel on 2 and 4.
	10:34am chresti: The rhumbone.
	🥁 10:36am doctorjazz: Had to attend a virtual meeting, back and doing the Hand Hive across the floor.
	10:36am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, I love this hambone-set. Right up my alley! thank you.
	10:36am Doug Schulkind: Johnny Otis was criticized for this song's supposed glorification of masturbation.
	10:36am WR: Great set Doug. No more comments from me for a couple of hours. Got to trek to the mall to return / exchange damaged water filters. Will listen as long as the battery lasts.
	10:37am Franco Twinkie: All hail masturbation!
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Safe travels, WR!
	🥁 10:37am doctorjazz: He's quite double jointed if he can do that Hand Jive with his feet.
	10:37am Uncle Michael: Johnny brushed it aside as just so much hand-waving.
	10:37am Doug Schulkind: Gotta hand it to you, Franco Twinkie!
	10:38am Franco Twinkie: Har har!
	10:38am Listener Gregory: Hesitate to ask what "Ring-a-ling" (other side) really refers to.
	🥁 10:38am sinner: I read somewhere that the Chess brothers never gave Bo Diddley songwriter rights to "Bo Diddley" and told Bo "you can't copyright Shave and a Haircut."
	10:38am Funky16Corners: Morning all!
	10:39am Doug Schulkind: Shave and a haircut, 16 Funky Corners!
	10:41am Uncle Michael: Cow 54, where are you?
	10:41am Funky16Corners: MAR-JA-REEN
	🥁 10:41am dutchtheo: HB, UM! Do that unsquare dance
	10:42am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Theo!
	10:43am Dean: The difficulty with masturbation these days is maintaining social distance.
	10:44am Doug Schulkind: Italian double bass player Silvia Bolognesi with (her brother?) Sergio Bolognesi on drums.
	10:45am Franco Twinkie: Little Richard talked about how bugged he would get if when he was on tour and someone bothered him while he was jerking off. He would say(now do this in dialect) "Don't bother me, I'm having my morning jack!!" Can you imagine him yelling that in a hotel?
	🥁 10:45am doctorjazz: Love this Silvia Bolognesi track, from 2019, huh?
	10:46am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Tons of info about this record, here: www.freejazzblog.org...
	10:47am Doug Schulkind: Morning Jack was the name of my first band in high school.
	10:47am Franco Twinkie: Dean, describe the guy who's pay check you use to pay. I'm trying to figure out who it was.
	10:48am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I notice I put this Bolognesi in my bandcamp wishlist some time ago.
	10:50am Dean: That Welch piece claims that Master Juba's true identity was unknown, but plenty of articles (not just Wikipedia) identify him as William Henry Lane. Franco: Stocky (as in short, but filled out), long hair, always in Bermuda shorts.
	10:50am Doug Schulkind: I put this Bolognesi on my tagliatelle last week.
	10:51am Franco Twinkie: What years?
	10:51am Listener Gregory: Should I know who Bessie Jones is? Because I'm afraid I don't.
	🥁 10:52am doctorjazz: I need to follow that blog...i don't have any good sources for new music these days (The Village Voice, some Jazz monthly mags used to be my guides)... Except, of course, hearing new stuff on FMU.
	10:52am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I don't, either. From the album notes at bandcamp: The "Suite for Bessie Jones", written specifically for this group, comes from the lyrics of some of the songs made famous by the singer recorded by Alan Lomax.
	10:53am Dean: The Walnut years, late '80s, early '90s? Re: Master Juba, an excerpt from a 2012 article in IAJRC Journal: Variations of the dance date back to the 16th century. It made its way to America and in the 1830s was further popularized by the Negro, Master Juba (William Henry Lane), who was acclaimed the world's best dancer of the jig. Born in Mississippi, his most active period was in the 1830s and '40s. Since dancing was a popular outlet for slaves and freedmen alike, the word may have been first used to refer to blacks who were skilled at dancing and then made into a negative stereotype that dismissed blacks as hedonistic and impulsive, like the jerky rhythms of the jig dance. In time, the word lost its original reference to a dance step and simply became another pejorative for "Negro." Master Juba is the subject of a 1913 score composed by R. Nathaniel Dett [or "Drett," as it is sometimes spelled] for his ragtime suite In the Bottoms, called "Juba Dance." Percy Grainger recorded the piece as a piano solo on 12-inch Co A 6145 (mx. 49749).
	10:54am Dean: I've heard the Dett piece, but not the Grainger recording. Gotta hear it.
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: @Dean Yusef Lateef has a wonderful tune dedicated to William Henry Lane called "Juba-Juba." More on Lane and the history of Patting Juba/Hambone, here: www.furious.com...
	10:56am Dean: Right, but Welch claims Master Juba was unidentified.
	10:56am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Bessie Jones earlier in this set!
	10:56am coelacanth∅: 'morning Doug, 'morning all
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: G∅∅d m∅rning, coelacanth∅!
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick There are NO coincidences.
	10:58am coelacanth∅: ...'morning Jack
	11:00am Uncle Michael: Jack Johnson
	11:02am coelacanth∅: tee hee
	11:03am Dominick: hello all!
	11:03am rw: Good morning!
	11:03am Dean: Gonna queue up that Lateef for playing later today.
	11:03am Listener Gregory: @Jeff & Doug. I am humbled by your scholarship.
	11:05am Stork: Someone‘s playing my song!
	🥁 11:05am doctorjazz: Hey Coel!
	11:05am Doug Schulkind: This whole set was set in motion by you, Stork.
	🥁 11:06am StringOFperils: It's cultural anthropology and all the hits here on Drummer 91
	11:06am ottovonbqe: thought this was a tribute to the pea soup i made this week?
	🥁 11:06am doctorjazz: Great set!
	11:06am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Yay, @Stork!
	11:06am Stork: Just tuned in. Loving!!!
	🥁 11:14am doctorjazz: Could they "edit out" a vocal in 1940? I didn't think they recorded to tape that early (you probably mean had them rerecord it without the vocal)
	11:14am Hopey Sockmonkey: Hand Jive makes me think of Grease. (my references are pretty base :) )
	11:14am holland oats: sorry i'm late
	11:15am Listener Gregory: @sinner at 10:38, just checked Wikipedia, and Diddley is credited there as the song's composer. Many performers credit themselves as authors of folk songs to capture the royalties, since there is no real author to get them.
	11:16am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: "Hambone on the brain" -- it's not fatal, but maybe avoid operating heavy machinery.
	🥁 11:17am StringOFperils: @Hopey . It's okay, Hand Jive always makes me think of Lee Michaels album 5th, because he covered that on there, and I listened to that forgotten LP quite a bit, in lieu of other info at the time
	11:19am Dean: That hambone set made me hungry, so I've made a grilled ham and cheddar sandwich with Bigfats 8o8 Octo Maximus hot sauce and Phil Gelb's homemade sweet mustard.
	11:21am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: What is this loveliness?
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz They didn't edit out the vocal in 1940, the producers of the Rhumba Jazz compilation edited it out. Sometime in the 2010s. No worries, holland oats. Happy you're here!
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: Yochk’o Seffer on bass clarinet here.
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: @ottovonbqe With nice crustini croutons, I hope?
	🥁 11:24am doctorjazz: Not quite Hambone, but will be reheating cholent (an Eastern European stew of Beef, potato,barley, and LOTS of chicken fat), and some stuffed cabbage in a short while.
	🥁 11:24am doctorjazz: (Love me some bass clarinet)
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: Hi ^up there^ Dominick!
	🥁 11:25am StringOFperils: @doctorjazz. Sounds just as good as the first time you described it.
	11:26am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Braxton's whipped out his contre bass clarinet. Hold onto your hat!
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Please join me for Hinky Dinky Time at the top of the hour or my day will be a total loss. wfmu.org...
	11:29am Listener Gregory: The bass clarinet is good, but the contra-bass clarinet is just so argumentative.
	🥁 11:29am doctorjazz: @stringofperils-even better as leftovers!
	🥁 11:29am βrian: I will not make a cholent green joke.
	11:29am Doug Schulkind: The were exceedingly unpopular in Nicaragua in the '80s.
	11:31am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: The image that represents this Braxton song title can be seen here, at the invaluable restructures.net site: restructures.net...
	11:31am Dean: Would love to hear Braxton play the Sandinophone.
	11:32am WR: Braxton doing the hambone? Phase 1 successful. Now begins the journey home.
	11:32am Stork: Only other contra bass sax player I knw is Scott Robinson. Great reed player from the NY area. I think he plays wih Maria Schneider‘s Jazz Orch. Scott has also recorded wih clarinetist Perry Robinson- no relation. Scott plays a mean theremin too.
	11:33am Doug Schulkind: @Stork Perry "No Relation" Robinson is up next.
	🥁 11:33am doctorjazz: Love the album title, The Complete Anthony Braxton. Can you imagine the size of the set of they tried to release a "...Complete..." Set now?
	🥁 11:33am βrian: Just roasted up a batch of beans and made a pot of coffee. Damn, I needed that.
	11:34am Doug Schulkind: I WANT it, doctorjazz.
	11:35am Doug Schulkind: How ya been, βrian?!
	11:35am Dean: Braxton has a multi-disc set of duets with Eugene Chadbourne due out next month.
	🥁 11:35am βrian: Moi? Coffee-deprived.
	🥁 11:39am doctorjazz: @Dean, that sounds like it could be fun. Got the recent album with Nels Cline "Quartet (New Haven) 2014 \| Firehouse 12 Records" firehouse12records.com... (But, as is usual, it's still I the "on deck" pile)
	🥁 11:39am βrian: Those crickets sound as if they were outside my window.
	11:40am Dean: I forgot about that set, doctorjazz. Must investigate...
	11:46am Listener Gregory: Great set. Don't let it go to your head, Doug.
	🥁 11:47am doctorjazz: Saw Perry Robinson, inn a Loft, downtown NYC, back in the day.
	11:49am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I really like Jaochim Badenhorst's stuff.
	11:49am Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: I mean, honestly, inject this whole set into my veins, please.
	🥁 11:50am βrian: I couldn't parse this music without coffee. Praise coffee!
	11:51am Doug Schulkind: I never met him, but I just know that Perry Robinson was the sweetest person ever. He just has to have been.
	🥁 11:52am doctorjazz: Bradford/Carter stuff is great!
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: I yakked so much today that I didn't leave much room for a soul set, so... I snuck in this Bobby Bradford/John Carter piece. It would have been inadvisable to do a clarinet set without John Carter. Thankfully, the universe set me straight.
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: Everyone's favorite Uncle is up next with Hinky Dinky Time. He still hasn't taken the lampshade off his head since Thanksgiving. More good times await you! PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:56am doctorjazz: Thanks, Doug, great show!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Doug! See you all in the next room.
	11:57am Doug Schulkind: The pleasure is mine, doctorjazz! All mine, mwah hah hah!
	🥁 11:57am dutchtheo: Thanks, Doug!
	🥁 11:58am bobdc: Great show, Doug, and great GIF! It's one of those special ones that always look like the subject is playing along with whatever music you're playing.
	11:58am Dean: I love Bobby Bradford and John Carter. Thanks.
	11:59am Listener Gregory: Thanks, Doug. You contra-DJed an excellent show today.
	12:00pm Jeff "moot fuffle" Golick: Thanks, Doug!
	12:01pm rw: Thank you Doug S!
	12:01pm Kris Holmes: Hello everyone
	12:01pm Kris Holmes: Dang, missed it, lol
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Doug!

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from May 22, 2020

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