WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 11/13/15

Listener comments!

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8:40am bobdc:

A certain otherwise grooving combo seems to need a bass player.

8:43am Doug Schulkind:

Would you like to sit in, bobdc?

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8:44am bobdc:

Love to, but let me finish my coffee first.

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8:46am bobdc:

On that topic: very nice Malachi Favors-Rabath-Reggie Workman set last week.

8:47am Doug Schulkind:

I was relying on my bass instincts.

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8:48am listener james from westwood:

Bass! How low can Doug go?
Death row? What a Drummer know!

8:50am Doug Schulkind:

The wonderful bass player Joëlle Léandre is playing on the stream right now! How do, Listener James!

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8:56am listener james from westwood:

Greetin's, Doug and all! Happy to be here for the GTDS > HDT > Sophisticated Boom-Boom axis of awesome.

8:56am annie:

good morning everyone, nice to see the usual suspects all lined up at the door; who has the key?

8:57am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

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8:57am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug 'n folks.

Doug, thanks to you I can now recognise crap at one hundred paces. I call it a blessing.

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

Good morning, ndbob and good morning 100 Paceman!

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

GTDS>HDT>SSBB

It's not radio, it's precalculus.

9:02am Uncle Michael:

I'm here in the Nick O'Time.

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9:04am listener james from westwood:

Hah, I couldn't remember the ASCII for an arrow. No greater-than judgment passed in my radio equation! (And Bryce I save for early-Saturday editorial work.)

9:05am Uncle Michael:

And I appreciate it, James!

9:06am ndbob:

that's great Doug - I love friendly rodents as you know:)

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9:06am Brian in UK:

I heard that he's blown town.

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9:07am Brian in UK:

@ndbob you must be happy for the station mascot.

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9:07am listener james from westwood:

UM, excellent Saturday night show last weekend, BTW!

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Yes, Listener James, the past week of GTDR programs began emphatically with Uncle Michael's stellar Hinky Dinky Saturday Night!

9:11am Peter Nelson:

Nelsons present.

9:12am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Peter! Greetings, friendly rodents!

9:15am Aurélie E:

Hi Doug, hi everyone

9:16am jill:

good morning all! checking in for some Toussaint-ology and other gems.

9:16am Doug Schulkind:

Yippee, Aurélie is here! It's after 1am for you, yes?! Thanks for staying up!

9:18am Aurélie E:

yes :) damn the music is good

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, Jill! Respects to Mr. Toussaint will be paid in our closing set.

9:21am Doug Schulkind:

Aurélie, I just unlocked the doors and all these fine musicians burst into the studio. I'll try to stay out of the way.

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9:21am Brian in UK:

Drummer in sync.

9:22am ndbob:

hey there Aurelie and Jill!

9:22am Uncle Michael:

Thanks James...thanks Doug.

9:23am Mr C:

Who's Gonna Help Brother Get Further? Give the Drummer Some, a Certain Girl!

9:23am Aurélie E:

hey ndbob!

9:24am Doug Schulkind:

Mr C is here! Quick, put away the Champale and get out the good stuff.

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9:25am Brian in UK:

Hello Aurélie, is it as warm there as I imagine, given that we are moving into Winter.

9:26am Listener Gregory:

Interesting fact: Eddie Burns worked as an elevator repair person.

9:28am Doug Schulkind:

The job had it's ups and downs, eh, Listener Gregory?

9:28am Aurélie E:

it is Brian and Eddie Burns isnt helping

9:29am jill:

Ornette was an elevator operator in the '50s. I guess that was when he was trying to get his career off the ground, so to speak.

9:29am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

great, this set was built for dc pat and I missed all of it!

9:30am Lore:

To follow up on this fine Buck Thompson number, just in case anyone may be interested & isn't already aware, the State Archives of Florida has produced 5 CDs that are free for the asking. Full audio is available online as well:
https://www.floridamemory.com/audio/cds.php

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9:30am Brian in UK:

Up side was he got a lift to work.

9:30am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

HA! I'm shining my shoes right now! Fact.

9:30am Andrew Waterloo:

I just picked up a great book about Ornette's time at the Five and Dime

9:31am Aurélie E:

@Andrew what's the book?

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9:31am bobdc:

Haskell Wexler

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9:32am Brian in UK:

Haskell Wexler?

9:32am mauri:

hey there doug and everyone! riding on winter tires now. I hope the snow comes soon.

9:33am Andrew Waterloo:

Sorry, the Five Spot. The book is called "Battle at the Five Spot" by David Lee. They just released a new edition.

9:33am Aurélie E:

thanks

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9:33am Brian in UK:

Haskell Haskell

9:34am Uncle Michael:

Haskell College

9:34am Alex In Illinois:

As in Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver?

9:34am jill:

so far, every song matches perfectly with your bopping piggies in the GIF

9:35am Mr C:

Lights Out ! I got the Heebie Jeebies!!

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9:36am Brian in UK:

Haskell Haskell Jnr the Second.

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9:36am duke:

Hi Doug and everyone. Jivin' along

9:36am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy mauri, Andrew Waterloo, Alex in Illinois and all you Haskel Rascals!

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9:37am bobdc:

The name Haskell always makes me think of how, when Wexler directed Medium Cool, when he's shooting the fictional plot line in which Robert Forster's character is in the middle of the real 1968 Chicago Democratic convention protests and shit starts to get ugly in the protests, you hear an off-camera voice from his crew yell "Haskell, this is real!"

"The whole world is watching, the whole world is watching..."

9:37am Doug Schulkind:

@Jill
It's like one of those portrait paintings where the eyes follow you all over the room.

d u k e ! !

9:38am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

this set is even more built for dc pat!!

9:39am Rich in Washington:

I love this record. I just imagine how much it must've freaked out parents back then.

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9:39am Brian in UK:

This set reminds me of Teenie Weenie Meanie by Rev Billy C Wirtz.

9:40am Jeff Golick:

Somebody...anybody...SCREAM!!

9:40am Doug Schulkind:

Nice to see ya, ----|d¢ (pät)|---- !

Howdy, Parent Freakerouter!

9:41am Rich in Washington:

Greetin's Doug! Swell show you got going on!

9:41am Stanley:

I'm finally done and can now attend to more important things.
Doug, Peeps, greets.

9:42am Doug Schulkind:

Haskell This Is Real = Another great name for a radio show

9:43am ndbob:

great screamers Doug!

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

Screamin' Stanley!

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9:43am Brian in UK:

Hey Stanley. Heard today about these HMRC cuts. Are you safe? Is anybody.

9:46am Stanley:

Brian, its bleeding snowing up here.

9:46am Jeff Golick:

Great Big Youth!

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9:47am Brian in UK:

Is that the side effects of Abilgail?

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Jeff Golick, I rather agree.

9:48am Stanley:

Big Yoot y'all

9:53am Doug Schulkind:

Supposed to snow here, today. But it won't 'cause I just bought a big honkin' snow shovel.

9:54am mauri:

I thought the leafblowerguy does your snowshovelin too...

9:58am Doug Schulkind:

@mauri
He doesn't even do my leafblowin! He does put out weird blue chemical shit to melt the ice on the sidewalk next door. I always have to avoid it when walking the dog to save her poor paws.

9:59am Stanley:

@Brian - Abigail's no party!

9:59am mauri:

pants, thats just pants.

10:03am Doug Schulkind:

A tough lesson was learned by all, children. Mescaline and march do not mix.

10:05am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

On the contrary, Drummer SOme, I think it's working just fine.

10:05am Listener Gregory:

Someone needs their morning coffee.

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10:06am doctorjazz:

Hi all, hectic morning but checking in, enjoying the sounds. Love the San Lucas Band, could have played in a Downtown Manhattan Loft in the late 70s-80s.

10:06am Jeff Golick:

It'd be fun to hear Braxton with these guys.

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

doctorjazz and Jeff Golick, thinking along the same lines.

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

If I had announced this as the Rova Saxophone Quartet, no one would have blinked.

10:09am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

Well I think I might have looked it up but you may have a point there.

10:10am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

I think plain old hooch might have been to blame for that..

10:11am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

crap, I give up..clicky star whole show...

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10:11am doctorjazz:

There are early recordings of Abdullah Ibrahim when he first came to NY and fell in with the loft scene, a bit more bombastic, but reminds me of the basic feel of the piece.

10:11am Doug Schulkind:

Hooch. Just fun to say.

10:12am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

Exactly (also because I don't know what they drink Guatemala)

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10:12am listener james from westwood:

¡Me encanta esta canción de José!

10:13am Uncle Michael:

At the end of the first hour I was certain that I'd heard two-hour's worth of magnificence.

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

@docjazz
Abdullah Ibrahim? Do you mean maybe Ahmed Abdullah?

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

I play fast and loose with the time/space continuum, Uncle Michael.

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10:16am doctorjazz:

No, check out some of the Abdullah Ibrahim big band things (guessing these are way out of print, have the old vinyl), he broke in with the loft scene in NY before he started doing his thing with the quartet, then Ekaya. Those records have a freewheeling and "out" feel (with his usual beautiful melodies) that he never returned with (think it had to do with the company he was keeping at the time, the free jazzers of downtown).

10:17am Doug Schulkind:

Oh you mean the stuff on Enja and suchlike?!

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10:19am doctorjazz:

Yup, Africa Space Program is a great example (at work, but did a quick google to remind myself). Wild, wolly (terrible sound quality), fun.

10:23am Mayuko:

Good morning, Doug and everyone!

10:23am Stanley:

Digus Latinus, Dougus

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

@docjazz
Yup, I have several of those AI records during his early years in NYC. One is a live one recorded at Lincoln Center I think. Great stuff.

Hey hey hey, Mayuko!

10:25am Jeff Golick:

Well now I'm curious...

10:26am ----|d¢ (pät)|----:

And that segue my friends, is what free-form is all about.

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10:26am Artie Haywire:

We recently saw Abdullah Ibrahim and Ekaya perform. They delivered an extended set with remarkable energy and diversity of material. Great players and camaraderie in that band. Highly recommended if you get the chance.

10:29am Doug Schulkind:

Nice, Artie Haywire! Great to know he is still delivering the joy.

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10:29am doctorjazz:

Absolutely-think Abdullah Ibrahim may be the jazz musician (if you want to call him that) that I've seen live more than any other. Even took my wife to see him on our first date at Sweet Basil's in Manhattan way back when. Haven't seen him in a bit, though, nice to hear he can still bring it to his shows.

10:30am Matthew:

Love the recording on this Joe Maneri...

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10:31am doctorjazz:

Great set so far, btw! love the mix in the current set.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard, Matthew. Amazing to think that Joe Maneri couldn't get any label to release that amazing music back in 1963. It remained unheard until John Zorn's Avant label released it in '98.

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

One my very all-time favorites: Roswell Rudd, huffing and puffing and blowing our minds down with MAINE!

10:35am lucyinbrooklyn:

good morning, doug! brooklyn online on this sunny, windy day. Glad to have you to take me through the work of the next 90 minutes!

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10:37am Artie Haywire:

Roswell, in the NYT on this very day: www.nytimes.com...

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

lucyinbrooklyn! Wish was getting some Brooklyn shmutz blow in my eye right now!

10:40am Jeff Golick:

Is there possibly a better dateline for that NYT Rudd article than: "KERHONKSON, N.Y." ?!?

10:41am Doug Schulkind:

For years and years, I had only a crappy beat-up copy of this record. It was virtually unplayable on the air (but I played it anyway. How could I not?) And then my great hero HUGO IN BERGEN NORWAY sent me this pristine digital copy. I think I actually cried.

@Jeff Golick
Asked and answered.

10:42am Alex In Illinois:

Damn! I was in a meeting when you played the Fate Marable number! Too bad it is so hard to find a lot of Fate Marable recordings. I guess he spent too much time performing on the riverboats.

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10:42am doctorjazz:

@artie, thanks for the link, just read it. This show and thread is not making for a productive work morning, though...

10:43am Jeff Golick:

@Doug: Just obeying Bettridge's Law (en.wikipedia.org...). See also: betteridgeslaw.com...

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

OK, THIS IS SOME CRAZY SHIT. There is a piece in today's New York Times:

www.nytimes.com...

about Roswell Rudd. Its headline (if you can't access it) is "Roswell Rudd, in a Celebratory Mood, Reflects on His Winding Path"

I selected this track to play on today's show on Monday. Had no idea of this article.

THIS IS SOME CRAZY SHIT!

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10:45am doctorjazz:

Just picked up "Trombone for Lovers", after hearing it on the stream (Jeff's show, I believe), great album!
This one, Maine, doesn't seem so easy to find.

10:46am Marie:

Hi everyone. Happy Friday!!!

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

Glad you're here, Marie!

10:46am Marie:

I love that Gif! Thanks Doug!

10:47am Parq:

Hey, all. Made it in time for most of the second half. Not going to go back through almost two hours of comments, but have always been a huge "Three Little Bops" fan. Have fond memories of watching it with my kid when she was too little to get it, really. (Doug, you know what I mean, I'm sure.)

10:48am Doug Schulkind:

Choosey listeners choose GIF, Marie.

@Parq
This is a not trumpet-farting wolf zone!

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10:48am duke:

Spooky Roswell Rudd coincidence. Hard to go wrong when picking up on Rudd vibes

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

There is some heavy and lovely mojo infused in this Maine track, I tells ya.

10:49am Marie:

Hee hee hee, I was wondering, is it technically a GIF? Is there some other term for that type of image?

10:50am coelacanth:

good morning Doug and other Lovers

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10:51am duke:

The show on Sunday at Le Poisson Rouge described in the article sounds like a heck of an event. Wish I could go.

10:53am coelacanth:

kerHONKsen is right around the corner from me. i guess i should find out what's going on?

10:54am ndbob:

UCSB - actually a lot of that archive has been available for years

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10:56am Artie Haywire:

@Marie: Maybe "animation". GIF is the file format, which supports animated frames. There are others that are technically superior, but the GIF format is so established, ubiquitous and universally accessible as to be difficult to dethrone and synonymous with this type of image.

10:57am Jeff Golick:

Aaaaaah! This stuff...just beautiful.

10:58am Stanley:

This is some sweet dancehall

11:00am Doug Schulkind:

@nbdod
Right, thanks. And yes it has, but a recent push to publicize the archive has been making the rounds. I always forget about it and then get reminded.

11:02am Marie:

@Artie--Hey Artie, thanks for such a clear explanation!

11:04am Marie:

This sounds really sweet

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

Thank you Professor Haywire!

11:05am Mr C:

Friends take Tyrone Davis riff..

11:06am Stanley:

Where is this from? African but confusing for me

11:07am Parq:

I see that an appeal bench in Pennsylvania has restored Jerry Sandusky's pension. Doug, now is the time to hit him up for a pledge!

11:07am Doug Schulkind:

Get on line, Friends. The Tyrone Davis Riff Stealers Club will convene presently.

11:09am Doug Schulkind:

@Stanley
South Africa

@Parq
On first blush, that is outrageous and disgusting. The pension is probably going to support his poor wife. At least that's how I prefer to think of it.

11:10am Parq:

Given how dependent my senior years are on a state pension, I am not in a position to do anything but agree when a pension plan is operated according to the rules.

11:13am Doug Schulkind:

This Anchors cut is deploying something quite similar to the Suprette beat made famous by the Emperors and other bands from the Harrisburg, PA, area.

11:16am Marie:

Love this beat and the singer's voice.

11:19am Stanley:

Sounds like the Seventies was such a rich decade for South African music

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

Sweetness and joy amid the horrors of Apartheid.

11:20am Jeff Golick:

Please keep this set going to ∞ , @Doug.

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11:20am Brian in UK:

Stanley it was a rich decade in many places.

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11:20am Artie Haywire:

Love those Anchors. Check out their "Soul Upstairs" LP. Oh, and Strut is on bandcamp: strut.bandcamp.com...

11:20am Stanley:

...check. I was going to say despite apartheid

11:22am Stanley:

Brian - you're right, now that we've got a few more to compare with.

11:27am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
Why stop at ∞?

11:28am Stanley:

Clicky'd this in advance. Nuff said.

11:30am Doug Schulkind:

@Artie
Soul Upstairs is tremendous: electricjive.blogspot.com...

11:32am Peter Nelson:

Wow...that Irma Thomas tune.

11:33am Listener Gregory:

Call me prejudiced, but I would not marry you if you were a tinker.

11:33am mauri:

im a carpenter but got no lady

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

@Peter
Irma = wow

@Listener Gregory
I am a tinkerer. Does that cut it?

@mauri
Measure twice. Cut once. Love eternally.

11:37am Parq:

Fellas, would you marry a girl carpenter? I knew a girl electrician once; she was pretty cool.

11:38am mauri:

maybe I'll do that tonight Doug. Going to see couple of gigs. never know.

11:39am Stanley:

@Parq - I wood!

11:39am Parq:

@Stanley
instantrimshot.com...

11:40am mauri:

parq, ofcourse. I know a real cool one, but shes into women.

11:41am Stanley:

'These are the jolks, folks'

11:43am Uncle Michael:

No tributes...no bad luck and trouble. Just the regular rooty poot round up. Join me?

wfmu.org...

11:43am Mr C:

Fairchild is such an unsual, off beat song. I love it...

11:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Parq
Almost every Thanksgiving, we pile into the car and have a feast in Vermont with a wonderful gal electrician. Not this year, however.

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11:44am listener james from westwood:

UM, I am always down for the rooty poot roundup.

11:44am Doug Schulkind:

Now playing: the one song of Allen Toussaint's that he claimed as his favorite in numerous interviews.

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11:44am listener james from westwood:

Especially all those rooty poots down on Tulane.

11:46am Uncle Michael:

I'll wear they heads out, James.

11:46am Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:
Uncle Michael is up next on the Drummer Stream with Hinky Dinky Time. (Don't listen to him. Every show he does is a tribute.)

Playlist page here: wfmu.org...

11:46am Rich in Washington:

Uncle Michael, are you a disc jockey?

11:46am Dean:

Ohm Sweet Ohm

11:46am jill:

Transition - one of Allen's favorite. Glad it made it to your playlist, Doug. I'm in heaven with this set!

11:46am Rich in Washington:

I don't mean to disfigure you. You know how we talk.

11:47am Mr C:

It has a little Bacharach component in composition..

11:47am Uncle Michael:

Rich...don't call me no Disc Jockey or whatever...you all know how you do...

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11:47am Brian in UK:

Just glad I saw Mr T last time he came to London. Him, a piano, some songs & stories. Priceless.

Thanks, Doug.

11:47am Rich in Washington:

but I feel assured you will wear our heads out.

11:48am Doug Schulkind:

Here's a nice piece on this epic track: www.trunkworthy.com...

11:48am Uncle Michael:

This has to be Allen's own piano on this.

11:49am Parq:

There has never been a radio personality like Uncle Michael before -- and there'll never be another like him again.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

And the whole arrangement, UM.

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

Like this morning's breakfast, Uncle Michael wears his music passions on his sleeve.

11:52am Uncle Michael:

I just found some blueberry muffin in my cummerbund and some Davie Allen on my sleeve.

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11:53am Brian in UK:

Uncle you is classy.

11:54am mauri:

muffin cuffin

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

Rhyming necessary with monetary. Pure Allen Toussaint.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

I don't wipe my mouth on my sleeve. I tend to lose cuff links that way.

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for the amazing show, Doug. I hope to see you all up in the bar car.

11:56am Rich in Washington:

I just this morning accidently dipped the entire cuff of my bathrobe into my loaded french press just prior to reaching for a spoon to stir it.
I am reminded of a certain scene in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

11:56am Parq:

Saw a lovely, understated, eclectic solo performance by Allen in the mid 80s. It didn't go over with some because it didn't sound like the Meters (see below), but I thought it was terrific.
www.nytimes.com...

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

First Katrina and now the death of Toussaint. Pity poor NOLA and the world.

11:57am Rich in Washington:

I once read the buttons on coat cuffs was an invention of Napoleon, because he got tired of seeing his soldiers wipe their runny noses on their coat sleeves.

11:58am Mr C:

Unlike almost any other master producer/arrangers, Allen wrote the words too...

11:58am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:59am Stanley:

I've said it before and I'll say it again....
Flurbbtgh ichk mdutsjk Doug
(exits)

11:59am Rich in Washington:

Harry Shearer, he of The Simpsons, Spinal Tap, Credibility Gap, has been doing lots of great reportage on NOLA. His podcast is called Le Show.

11:59am Rob in N.O. (formerly SAV):

I was counting on a Toussaint set. Nicely done, Doug, especially the closers. Thank you.

11:59am Alex In Illinois:

@Rich in Washington: I heard the same story, only instead of Napoleon, I heard it was Queen Victoria.

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11:59am listener james from westwood:

Always a joy, Doug, and thanks for the closing tribute!

12:00pm Doug Schulkind:

And fed the cats in the alley behind the studo too, surely, Mr C.

12:00pm Rich in Washington:

I wonder is either of them is correct. Maybe The Tsar?

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12:00pm duke:

Thanks Doug and all for the great show. Off to HDT

12:01pm Rich in Washington:

thanks for a great show, Doug! Always great to wake up and prepare to drag my sorry ass to work to the sounds of GTDS!

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

My new band: Doug & the Sorry Asses

Thanks everyhuman for letting you entertain me!

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)

Blues Boy Rawlins	I Got a Woman Shining My Shoes	A-K-A Sweet Lovin' Daddy (Good Time 1978)
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup	I Wonder	b/w My Baby Boogies All the Time (Ace 1952)
Sonny Boy Williamson	No Nights By Myself	b/w Boppin' With Sonny (Ace 1955)
Poppa Hop & His Orchestra	My Woman Has a Black Cat Bone	b/w I'm a Stranger (Ivory 1960)
Robert Garrett	Quit My Drinkin'	b/w Do Remember (Excello 1962)
Haskell "Cool Papa" Sadler	Bald Headed Woman	( 1953)
Eddie "Guitar" Burns	Mean and Evil	b/w The Thing to Do (Harvey 1963)
Albert "Buck" Thompson	Rollin' Stone	Where the Palm Trees Shake at Night: Blues Music from the Florida Folklife Collection (Florida Folklife Collection 1985)

The Night Raiders w/Mickey Hawks	Screamin' Mimi Jeanie	b/w I'm Lost (Profile 1960)
Ray Campi	My Screamin' Screamin' Mimi	b/w With You (Domino 1959)
Ralph Nielsen & the Chancellors	Scream	b/w Little Demon (Surf 1962)
Gene Vell	Screamin' All Night Long	b/w I’m Calling for My Baby (Whiz 1963)
The Fabulettes	Screamin' & Shoutin'	b/w I'm in the Mood for Love (Sound Stage 7 1966)
Big Youth	Screaming Target	Screaming Target (Trojan 1972)

Irma Vila y Su Mariachi	Como México No Hay Dos	Irma Vila y La Prieta Linda (RCA Victor )
Kiko Mendive	Chinito, Chinito	Un Cubano en México (Tumbao 1942)
Trío Tariácuri	El Jinete	Volume 1 (Columbia )
San Lucas Band	Marcha Número Cuatro	Music of Guatemala (ABC 1974)
José Alfredo Jiménez	Canta, Canta, Canta	Muchacha Bonita (RCA 1968)
Claudia y Lourdes	Razón de Vivir	Dos Mujeres (Pentagrama 1988)
Javier Solis	Poco a Poco (Llegando a Ti)	¡Que Bonito Es Querer! (CBS 1971)

Vess L Ossman	A Bunch of Rags	(Columbia 1904)
Joe Maneri	Why Don't You Go Far Away	Paniots Nine (Avant 1963)
Fate Marable's Society Syncopators	Pianoflage	b/w Frankie and Johnny (Okeh 1924)
Hans Dulfer / Roswell Rudd / Arjen Gorter / Martin van Duynhoven	Maine	Maine (BHVaast 1976)

Davey Swingsters	Water Fall	Msiza's Village (Philips 1975)
Friends	Shoowa Shoowa	b/w Zimandi Qgitha
The Black Five	Dekeledi	Tower Special (Love Letter 1975)
Care Free	Big Finger	b/w We Are on Our Way (Soweto 1974)
The Anchors	Last Time	Next Stop Soweto, Volume 2 (Strut )
Lulama Legola	Why Did You Leave Me	Sophie Thapedi & Lulama Legola (Soul-Soul 1975)
Almon's Jazz 8 & the Sweethearts	My Sweet Baby	b/w Love Is Strange (HMV 1972)

Joe Williams	Get Out Of My Life	Presenting Joe Williams and Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra (Solid State 1966)
Irma Thomas	Take a Look	b/w What Are You Trying to Do (Imperial 1965)
Eldridge Holmes	If I Were a Carpenter	b/w No Substitute (Deesu 1970)
Aaron Neville	Hercules	b/w Going Home (Mercury 1973)
Betty Harris	Trouble WIth My Lover	b/w Ride Your Pony (Sansu 1968)
Willie West & the Meters	Fairchild	b/w I Sleep with the Blues (Josie 1970)
Lou Johnson	Transition	WIth You in Mind (Volt 1971)
Allen Toussaint	What Is Success	Toussaint (Sceptor 1970)
Allen Toussaint	Last Train	Southern Nights (Reprise 1975)

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	November 13, 2015 The bop never stops
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