WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 01/29/10

Listener comments!

9:05am annie:

good morning drum some!

9:07am north guinea hills:

WTF?!!! CNN has a decent article on dust to digital.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Music/01/28/atlanta.dust.to.digital/index.html?hpt=T2

oh, and good morning everyone!

9:11am chris:

mornin'

9:12am Brian Sanders:

We're having to listen to the BS spoken at the Chilcot Enquiry into the Iraq War. It was Tony Blair's turn to squirm (hopefully) today.

Goodbye JD.

9:13am Hugo:

afternoon

9:16am Parq:

Lovin' the Red.

9:21am Listener James from Westwood:

In re: "Rasputin" cut: Oddly enough, last night @ Borders I was reading a "Hellboy" comic compilation that featured, as its major baddie, Raspuitn. Coincidence? I think not!

9:23am Drummer Some:

Top o' the morning (aftenoon) to you, you and especially you. I'm passing around a bottle of bourbon. Please take a sniff and share with your e-neighbors.

9:27am annie:

oops, some spilled into my coffee

;)

9:29am Chris:

don't bogey it annie

9:29am Brian Sanders:

Would rye be more appropriate today Mr Drummer. The Paragons are just hitting the spot, no ice thankee.

9:32am gumby:

DOUG! DOUG! DOUG! My computer went haywire for awhile there and I couldn't listen in real? (at my desk is More accurately surreal) time again! Been digging the archives though. FREEFORM WHENEVER FOREVER!!!!!

9:33am Badtender:

..or Zinnfandel..?

9:37am PMD:

Mornin' Doug... Just tuned in to ... what do you call it? Is it singing? chanting? wailing?

9:41am Drummer Some:

@PMD
I would call it... chailing

9:41am PMD:

Just kidding. I do like it.

9:43am Chris:

...just save the champagne for when lou dobbs wins a nj senate seat.

9:46am Drummer Some:

@Chris
Off you go into the GTDS penalty box for that. See you back in 2:00.

9:46am gumby:

I got a thought last night. Did the autotune thing heard on every damn single major label release this year come from the Bollywood music? Or did they invent it so they could sound like that? Any thoughts anyone?

9:46am Cecile:

Please send some good thoughts to me and especially my friend. He has surgery for mouth cancer today. He's an epicure, and ironically part of his tongue has to go.

9:50am Drummer Some:

Love and prayers to you and yours, Cecile.

9:51am BSI:

Gumby: I did notice quite a bit of it on bhangra tracks dating back a few years; Balwinder Safri may be at least partially to blame. Shame, since Safri is, in a word, the man.

9:53am Cecile:

thank you Doug!

9:54am Chris:

Sorry to hear Cecile. Good thoughts sent.

9:56am Hugo:

Abida!!!!

Best wishes to you and your friend, Cecile!

9:58am BSI:

meetu, Cecile. Big strength.

9:59am annie:

i hope he recovers rapidly cecile..

9:59am Parq:

Good thoughts, 'Cile.

10:00am Cecile:

thanks to everyone!

And, you menfolk? Please go to the doctor if you even suspect something isn't right! he's been putting off going since March!

10:03am Cecile:

wow this is a great electro track.

10:05am Chris:

I would love to see the doc but no health insurance and last time I went to the county clinic here in chicago i waited for 8 hours...just 3 hours longer thsn the time before...unfortunately "putting off" is how i deal with most of my health issues.

10:10am north guinea hills:

Shouldn't that read "Purna Das", not "Puma Das"?

10:12am Cecile:

I'm sorry to hear that Chris.

So no sliding scale clinic near you? When I didn't have insurance, that saved my carcass a few times.

10:17am Chris:

there is cecile but you need to go through an annoying application/approval process. last time i tried i missed a deadline and had to start again.

10:17am Drummer Some:

@NGH
I need my freakin readin glasses...

10:19am Cecile:

Pretend it's on that old comic book paper that used to run.
There's a reason why the censors would hate it when comics writers would use the words "FLICK"

Chris, it's a pain, but it's worth doing.

10:21am Hugo:

most likely "purna"

10:21am dc pat:

Chris: so I guess you're not planning on attending any "tea parties" any time soon?

DrummerSome: Perfect set for my current mood. I was just playing my cigar box guit that sounds like ol' One String here...

10:22am Cecile:

I know i have a good boss because he has a banjo and his resonator guitar sitting in cases in his cube.

Doug, do you have any Rene Hall? He did some great one-string pickin'

10:24am Lisa:

Hey Doug-
Love these Blues. Thanks. Getting me through some of my own. Hi to Jesse and Lincoln. Lisa- mom of baseball guy Zach

10:24am Chris:

i'm waitin for lou dobbs to become president...then i'll get free health care, won't i?

10:27am Drummer Some:

Hi Lisa!
Sorry you have the blues.

Cecile,
I don't have any Rene Hall (at least I do remember having any). And I am a diddly bo lover from waay back. I will hunt...

Chris,
That's a game misconduct. Five minutes in the box.

10:28am Cecile:

he's on some of those Specialty singles compilations, Doug.

10:29am doug in dc:

Anticipating the weekend here, eh? Just six and a half hours to go...

10:30am Lore:

Unitar Rock 4ever.

10:30am Drummer Some:

Rene Hall:
http://thehoundblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/rene-hall.html

10:31am Drummer Some:

YES! So glad you heard that, Lore.

10:37am papa says::

let that boy boogie woogie . 'cos it's in him - and it gotta come out...

10:37am Cecile:

Great piece on Rene. I love Twitchy, it's one of my favorite instrumentals.

10:39am Curmudgeon:

WHAT????

10:45am Ted from Baltimore:

Ahhh, breathtaking. Those crickets in the background just take this recording to a whole 'nother level.

10:47am Pete:

hi from the days inn in st. paul, mn.

beautiful. thanks wfmu for making me feel at home.

10:48am Drummer Some:

@Ted
More crickets coming up later in this set... (!)

10:52am Cecile:

Pete! I'm just blocks from you.

10:53am Pete:

Cecile! Get me out of here!

10:53am JCJensen:

Thanks Doug!

10:56am Cecile:

I know, I know.
Need any recs to keep yourself from putting your eyes out with boredom?

10:57am north guinea hills:

that was a beautifully different version of "young Tambling" then the Fairport version.

10:57am Pete:

Just here to explore for like 32 hours... need breakfast, tour guide?

11:03am J-Mar:

Finally tuning in -- it's a snow day here in Nashville. So I get to "work" from home today. A pot of khichri is already on the stove.

11:07am Chris:

@doug - can i get back on the ice? i promise never again to say the name lou dobbs - d'oh...back in the box for me...

11:08am annie:

j-mar...... elucidate.. ? s'il vous plait..

11:09am dc pat:

hey J-Mar, can you send some up to DC....along with the snow..

11:11am north guinea hills:

mr. lou dobbalina?

(set the deldakunkyhomosapien tune)

11:12am Drummer Some:

@Chris
The goalie's got a Dobbs face on his mask. Go maul 'em.

11:13am J-Mar:

Annie, you slow-cook dal and rice with pieces of ginger until you have a nice, porridge-y consistency -- I cook mine for half a day, just keep adding water as needed. Toward the end, you can add vegetables (greens are always nice). Then you heat some oil in a skillet, add a pinch or two of asafoetida, some cumin seeds and sliced onions, then cook till onions are browned. Pour contents of skillet into the dal, cook for just a few minutes longer and you've got khichri.

Oh, wait, that's what you wanted me to elucidate, right? I mean, a snow day's a snow day wherever you are....

11:13am annie:

google is my best friend..
http://mydhaba.blogspot.com/2005/11/shahi-khichri-or-khichdi.html

11:14am annie...:

sweet.. thanks..

11:15am still b/p:

A Dobbs plan no doubt would allow only a modest federal ammo appropriation to "care" for complainers and collectivists with a single Chinese-style pistol shot each.
- - - -

Throat singing would make interesting accompaniment to Almeda Riddle.

11:16am dc pat:

I made this simple-assed red lentil/basamit dish the other night w/ coconut milk/broth and it is by far the most popular dish in my house now.

11:17am Cecile:

Pete, the Day by Day Cafe (a nice long walk, or better, a bus ride) has a good, hearty breakfast. I also like Keys on Robert Street - hugs portions and good granola pancakes. The Four Inns is a good old greasy spoon that makes its food with care. It's in the US Bank building.

11:18am J-Mar:

Sounds awesome, DC Pat.

That recipe looks good, Annie. My version is a little more stripped down, but I do like the combination of onion and cumin together in this dish. It's just the right amount of flavor.

11:19am Ted from Baltimore:

J-Mar -- sounds great; i need to try it, although the wife won't let asafoetida in the house
dc pat -- is there a name for your dish or did you just make it up?
My son just said the other day that he would love to eat nothing but Indian food.

11:19am annie:

i put cumin in almost everything.. ther person for whom i've been cooking lately, though hates it... :(

11:20am dale:

i'm loving this set...does the station have any carol pegg or mr. fox?

11:21am Cecile:

Pete, this site is also quite helpful:
http://heavytable.com/tag/minneapolis/

Annie, no! Not liking cumin is like not liking...er, life.

11:22am Drummer Some:

Jeffrey Davison of Shrunken Planet has played Carol Pegg.

11:23am doug in dc:

I first learned about asafoetida from Cooking With Korma, a PBS show. Korma was a seven foot tall bald Australian hare krishna. This was my fave cooking show for a while.

11:23am dc pat:

to be honest, not my recipe. got it from (gulp) foodtv:

Cook 3 chopped garlic cloves, 1 each chopped onion and carrot, 1/2 tablespoon chopped ginger and a pinch of cayenne in oil. Add 6 cups water (I used veggie chick broth), 1 can coconut milk, 1 cup red lentils and 1/2 cup rice; simmer 20 minutes. Garnish with lime, cilantro and scallions.

11:25am annie:

out of curiosity; wonder what the percentage of food posts there are in the fmu comments section, eh?

11:25am dale:

i had to google alasdair roberts - i was convinced he was in the albion band or some such group from the wayback machine. loved it!

11:26am J-Mar:

Sounds good, DC Pat. Butternut squash would be good in there too -- we eat a lot of dal-butternut combos. Pureed butternut squash is also great substituted for the water in a recipe for chappati/roti.

11:26am Hugo:

I do ... Mr. Fox - double lp.

11:27am Cecile:

I made Mark Bittman's dal recipe, but it's not spicy enough.

11:28am dale:

i have bob & carol pegg's 'he came from the mountains', but i don't care for it as much. carol's solo record is fantastic.

11:30am dale:

...but i'm off-topic. I do a goya 16-bean soup with smoked turkey necks or ham hocks once a week in the crock pot. wintertime demands it.

11:31am Cecile:

@dale, LOL!

That sounds great. I must do that.

11:32am dc pat:

I made stew with potatoes, sweet potatoes, butternut squash, other veggies, w/ chickpeas, indian spices--another huge hit.

11:32am annie:

i have an ox-tail i'm tempted to cook up and not give to the dog..

11:32am Hugo:

Mr. Fox - right here:

http://evermoreblues.blogspot.com/2008/09/mr-fox-st-1970-gypsy-1971.html

11:33am Brian Sanders:

The baby is due in April, Laura is touring into March. She's taking it to the limit.

11:33am J-Mar:

Funny, was just thinking the same thing about some dog chow!

11:36am dale:

thanks hugo - i only knew of the 'time has told me' blog and it's rollcall.

11:40am J-Mar:

Awesome show today, Mr. Drummer Some. The musical equivalent of a big pot of soup on this snowy day.

11:43am Drummer Some:

@J-Mar
Just make sure you blow on it first.

11:49am Chris:

http://religionandpolitics.ytmnd.com/ - if you open multiple times you get a weird echo version.

11:51am Duke:

Yet another great show!

11:51am doug in dc:

Rapidshare has finally relented, and Mr. Fox is on his way.

3:37pm funattack:

geez did some one die or something? -

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)

Noble Sissle with Eubie Blake	Broken Busted Blues (Listen: Pop-up)	Jazz and Blues on Edison, Volume 1 (Document 1925)
Art Landry	Ripsaw Blues	Gennett Records Greatest Hits (Star-Gennett 1924)
Red Norvo	Dance of the Octopus	Lost Chords: White Musicians and Their Contribution to Jazz 1915-1945 (Retrieval 1933)
The Three Keys	Rasputin (That Highfalutin' Lovin' Man)	The Three Keys 1932-1933 (Chronological Classics 1933)
Bert Lown's Biltmore Hotel Orchestra	You Call It Madness, But I Call It Love	Bert Lown & His Orchestra (The Old Masters 1931)
The Paragon Ragtime Orchestra	Overture to In Dahomey	Black Manhattan (New World 1902)

Purna Chandra Das Baul	Sesher Diney Sheyjon Biney (Listen: Pop-up)	The Bauls of Bengal (Olympic )
Amar Singh Chamkila	Dhokha Nahin Kamai Da	Sharbat Wangoo Ghut Bhar Lan (?? 1987)
Mahendra Kapoor	Aur Nahin Bus Aur Nahin	Roti Kapada Aud Makaan (OST) (EMI 1974)
Nathamuni Brothers	English "Note"	Madras 1974 (Fire Museum 1974)
Abida Parveen	Man Kunto Maula	The Very Best of Abida (Times Music )

Robert Wilkins	New Stock Yard Blues (Listen: Pop-up)	Cherokee Boogie: Indians and the Blues (Saga 1935)
Robert Pete Williams	Tippin' In on me	Broken-Hearted man (Southland 1971)
Eddie "One String" Jones	Rolling and Tumbling Blues	One-String Blues (Portents 1964)
John Lee Hooker	Henry's Swing Club	Blues Brothers: 24 Vintage Sensation Recordings 1948-1951 (Ace 1948)
Bobby King	W-A-S-T-E-D	Chicago Blues From Federal (Ace 1964)
Smokey Wilson	You Know What My Body Needs	88th Street Blues (Murray Brothers `983)

Dillard Chandler	Awake, Awake (Listen: Pop-up)	Dark Holler: Old Love Songs and Ballads (Smithsonian Folkways 1963)
Anne Briggs	Young Tambling	A Collection (Topic 1971)
Mike Waterson	Tam Lyn	The Watersons: Mighty River of Song (Topic 1977)
Almeda Riddle	Vain World, Adieu	How Firm a Foundation (Arkansas Traditions 1985)
Lavender Diamond	Emptiness Is a Conductor	Artifacts of the Winged (Lavender Diamond 2003)
Paul Robeson	Balm in Gilead	The Power and the Glory (Columbia 1945)
Alasdair Roberts	The Hallucinator and the King of the Silver Ship of Time	The Wyrd Meme (Drag City 2010)

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Laura Veirs	When You Give Your Heart (Listen: Pop-up)	July Flame (Raven Marching Band 2010)
The Spike Drivers	Often I Wonder	Folkrocking Psychedelic Innovation From the Motor City in the Mid '60s (RD ca. 1967)
Blackburn & Snow	Yes Today	Something Good for Your Head (Big Beat 1966)
Trader Horne	Here Comes the Rain	Morning Way (Dawn 1970)
Shelby Lynne	Dreamsome	I Am Shelby Lynne (Island 1999)
Elyse Weinberg	Houses	Elyse (Tetragrammaton 1968)
Smokey and His Sister	Creators of Rain	Smokey and His Sister (Sundazed 1967)
Laura Veirs	Life Is Good Blues	July Flame (Raven Marching Band 2010)

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