WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 05/26/17

Listener comments!

8:45am annie:

on time and ready for class!!

8:46am Doug Schulkind:

In this class, the students get the apples!

8:47am glenn:

*looks for an inkwell to dip annie's pigtails in*

8:48am ausmanx:

evening, annie and doug. i may be demonstrating my ignorance but that image needs explanation

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8:49am doctorjazz:

Finishing up Flash's show from last night in the archives (that was a great show!), will be done just in time for the Drumming class. Hi all!

8:50am Doug Schulkind:

@ausmanx
It is an ignorance you share with billions of others. See the title to today's playlist: "Rest in peace, John P. "Johnny Daye" DiBucci." Johnny Daye was a largely unknown soul singer who had a career that lasted less than three years.

8:50am Doug Schulkind:

@doctorjazz
Don't forget to eat and sleep, Sir!

8:55am hyde:

the dog ate my homework

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

How come cats never eat homework?

8:58am glenn:

they're already smart enough.

8:58am hyde:

cats are smarter than dogs. homework tastes terrible.

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8:59am doctorjazz:

The cat would substitute different homework without you realizing it, get you in trouble that way.

8:59am hyde:

dang, i missed Flash's class last night. just looked at the playlist. whoa! must take a make up later.

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9:00am duke:

Hello everyone here and not here

9:01am ausmanx:

this is where we come for the "largely unknown", mr s

9:01am annie:

(quickly tucking my pigtails in my shirt) i'm at a 2-week pet-sit and i wish that air conditioning could be effective enough to remove animal dander from a system.. i'll emerge from stuffiness... and testng out the new concoction of fish cake i threw together a few days ago. one cat has gone to that big catnip bed in the sky, and now there are one, and two little yappy dogs.. all is well with the world, though!

9:03am ausmanx:

not sure i'm happy with that segue from animal dander to fishcake concoction

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9:03am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug sunsation seekers everywhere.

Does Flash wear a mortarboard and gown for his shows?

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Yes, but that is all he wears.

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9:04am listener james from westwood:

Morning, Doug and all!!

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya dukey!

9:07am Doug Schulkind:

Goodest morning on you, Mr Listener James!

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9:08am doctorjazz:

Man, that's really old! 101 years! Love this stuff!

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9:08am Brian in UK:

Naive question. Was it called jazz then, even supposing there was a need to define like we do today.

9:08am Mark Williams:

Hi Doug. It's been a long time for me. Happy to be hearing these sounds this morning.

9:09am hyde:

i'm not really a dog guy, but i have to say this story about a high school kid's service dog getting put into the yearbook is the best thing i've seen all day www.buzzfeed.com...

9:09am melinda:

guten morning everyone!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Jimmy Durante was on piano on that last number.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Hello there, Mark Williams! So glad to see (read) you!

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9:13am doctorjazz:

There were bands calling themselves jazz bands already in 1917, and the word had appeared a bit earlier, @Brian (getting your cd's out this weekend, promise...)

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Thank you doc!

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9:14am Brian in UK:

So did it derive from a basic syncopation?

9:14am melinda:

@hyde I love that story too. Heartwarming and hilarious at the same time.

9:15am Mr C:

Greetings and salutations to the biggest of all big time one's: Give the Drummer Some!

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9:15am Brian in UK:

Thanks doc and with witnesses!!!

9:15am Doug Schulkind:

Doin' the Mr C Stomp!

9:16am Stanley:

Hi Hippy Drummers

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9:16am Brian in UK:

Hey Stanley, dispensed with the slacks today?

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

Stanley the Manly!

9:19am Doug Schulkind:

And howdy-doo, melinda!

9:20am hyde:

@melinda the dog's yearbook picture is soooo great

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9:20am Brian in UK:

The modern meaning of dogging over here is, well, fundamentally sex driven in public places. So I have heard.....

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9:23am doctorjazz:

Love that yearbook pic as well, sweet.

9:25am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings drummer people all! Charleston anyone?

9:27am ausmanx:

dogging craze still going on there, brian? i thought people might be a bit over it by now. the weather isn't really conducive...

9:27am Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey Ramblin' Ray!

9:31am AndrewC.:

It is today ausmanx! Perfect for all sorts of outdoor activities. I might choose a bike ride though personally.

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9:31am doctorjazz:

This is already sounding like swing. (Mysterious Mose)

9:31am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, AndrewC!

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9:38am doctorjazz:

Adrian Rollini is indeed a giant of early jazz, not heard of much these days, love stuff he's on.

9:40am Stanley:

Nurrgh!

9:40am Mark Williams:

that was Lee Perry's voice going "easy Dillinger".

9:41am Mr C:

The Drummer world will come under the sway of the heart and soul of Johnny Daye!

9:43am Jeff Golick:

Don't mind me, teach. Just chillin' in the back row.

9:43am Doug Schulkind:

@Mark W
Yup, that was produced by LSP. Perry will reappear later in this set.

9:43am Stanley:

Hi Brian. As it happens I am wearing my Jamaican stylee sawn-off jeans, string vest and canvas sneakers.
(pass me that coconut bro')

9:44am hyde:

i wish my nickname was Bullwackie

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

I prefer my Jeff Golicks chilled, not iced.

9:45am ausmanx:

was introduced to Wackies some years back by Steve Barker and since then have wondered why Lloyd seems not to be as revered as Scratch as i often find the records more interesting than some Black Ark stuff

9:45am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
I got ahold of two tracks Johnny Daye came out of "retirement" to record in 2007.

9:45am Stanley:

Wadada Doug

9:46am Doug Schulkind:

Wadada Leo Doug!

9:49am Mr C:

@Doug. Yeah I read that. Haven't heard though.

9:52am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
Stepping before a microphone for the first time in 40 years, Daye sounded as fine as ever. You shall hear...

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9:53am Brian in UK:

Stanley, trying to get the house ship-shape. Or to go all Julian Cleary. I have been doing some touching up downstairs.

9:55am Lewis:

ahhhh Friday at GTDS...

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

That's right, Lewis. Open your ears wide and say ahhhh.

@Mark W
Oops I forgot that I took out that Lee & Jimmy track at the last minute. No more Lee Perry in this set. Sorries!

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9:57am Artie Haywire:

Blissful, isn't it?

9:59am Doug Schulkind:

Bliss the beasts and children, Artie Haywire!

10:00am Ramblin' Ray:

Dubnobasswithmyheadman!

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10:00am Brian in UK:

That such a small island could produce such a volume of music over so many years.

10:01am Stanley:

Brian - as long as you're not going all 'Everard'.

10:01am Doug Schulkind:

Sugar Minott gives your ears cavities.

10:03am Mark Williams:

@ausmanx - re Wackies vs. Perry, I think you'll find that there are definitely "Wackies heads" out there, almost on a par with the Black Ark/Perry heads. What I would merely point to is the fact that Perry's career pre-dated Black Ark by a full decade, and included many influential productions (and vocals) from 1968-74, all of which pre-date the Black Ark years. Unmissable, of course, is Perry's productions of what some consider to be Marley's/Wailer's best work. And frankly, musicians and singers would speak reverently about Perry in a manner that no other producer in Jamaica managed to engender. I think Perry is a Top 3 figure in the history of Jamaican music.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

Mark Williams in full effect!

10:05am Uncle Michael:

good morning

10:06am Doug Schulkind:

Welcome, Uncle Michael!

10:14am Jeff Golick:

Hawes wrote a very good autobiography, with the great title, RAISE UP OFF ME.

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Love that book, Jeff. One of the best autobios I've read.

10:15am Doug Schulkind:

Ladies and gentlemen, the brilliance of Scott LaFaro.

10:16am Jeff Golick:

(My memory of the book is very foggy, unfortunately. Sometimes I have a very hard time remembering things I've read.)

10:17am Lewis:

@jeff - you can say that again!

10:18am hyde:

@JG i did that thing last week where i got a book out from the library because it looked good, and then once i started it realized that i had already read it. d'oh.

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10:18am βrian:

I remember getting a hundred pages into some novel I thought I'd never read. "Wait a minute ..."

10:18am Doug Schulkind:

You remembered that it was foggy.

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10:19am βrian:

"... I wrote this novel!"

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10:19am βrian:

(That last part wasn't true.)

10:20am Lewis:

well played Brian!

10:21am hyde:

snicker

10:21am Doug Schulkind:

Merry Isthmus to you, βrian.

(I can't resist saying that. It makes me happy.)

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10:22am βrian:

Oh, and buttermilk skies over the isthmus today.

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10:23am doctorjazz:

Braxton for Jeff! Cool!
(just got the new ROVA album in the mail last night, quick listen sounds good).

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10:25am listener james from westwood:

I don't know how you'd describe NJ's skies today. Bits of sun but mostly luminous white cover.

10:26am Jeff Golick:

Oh, and happy Miles Dewey Davis' birthday, everyone!

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

All the cool cats were born in late May.

10:27am Doug Schulkind:

Except Elaine May. She was born in late April.

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10:32am doctorjazz:

Sunshine Road indeed! Great track!

10:32am hyde:

anyone pick up that new thing with the three unreleased Brother Ah recordings from Manufactured Recordings? Bryce played some stuff from it recently, sounded great. i might have to throw down for that.

10:32am Doug Schulkind:

Freddie Waits on drums here with Marion Brown. I once took a fantastic master class with Mr. Waits. Learned more in an hour than I'd absorbed in years of study. He was a brilliant teacher. And drummer.

10:33am Doug Schulkind:

@hyde
I got that suckah right here. Aw yeeeaa.

10:34am Jeff Golick:

@hyde: Haven't, but noticed that it's here: brotherah.bandcamp.com...

10:34am hyde:

@Doug you can't see me, but picture me shaking my fist in a jealous rage

10:35am Jeff Golick:

Marion Brown: a personal fave.

10:35am hyde:

@JG yeah, the price is nice for the digital files

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

I'd prefer to imagine you in a jellied rage, hyde. Preferably a nice lingonberry.

10:37am hyde:

well, now i'm all sticky

10:37am Doug Schulkind:

Tonight, I am making my famous broccoli rabe and bechamel lasagna that had been WFMU tech director Jeff Moore's famous famous broccoli rabe and bechamel lasagna until I appropriated it for my own purposes.

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10:38am doctorjazz:

Sounds interesting, that Brother Ah.
Also been hearing a lot from the Brain Box on FMU, have it in my cart, haven't pulled the trigger yet...

10:39am ndbob:

morning Doug and everyone!

10:39am Dean:

Wow, doctorjazz, I scooped you. I purchased the Brain box last night.

10:39am hyde:

okie doke, i need to go out to the Asian supermarket and the Haitian restaurant. back later.

p.s., i love this Raphe Malik record.

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10:40am βrian:

Jellied sage might be good with lamb.

10:40am Mark Williams:

@Doug - recipe, por favor.

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10:40am doctorjazz:

You did, Dean, still in my cart (and I wouldn't get it for a bit).
How do you like it?
(the problem with boxes like that, is it is hard to actually find the time to listen to all the music).

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Mark W
Email me.

10:42am Dean:

Awaiting its arrival ... from Target! (Long story short, price was right and I have a Target card that gives a further discount.) Yeah, I know. I'm still working my way through a 17CD set of Adolph Busch ensemble recordings for Warner Bros., purchased, I dunno, six months ago?

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

Hi, ndbob! Ho, Dean!

10:43am Dean:

Hey, Doug!

10:43am Jeff Golick:

Great set; thanks.

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10:44am βrian:

Oh you commodity monkeys.

10:49am Jeff Golick:

The Brain tote bag looks nice, though.

10:51am Stanley:

La Vie est Compliquée.
C'est vrai, ça.

10:51am Dean:

A friend of mine studied neuropsychology, inter alia, as an undergrad. Has a human brain encased in clear plastic at home. He could use a Brain tote bag.

10:54am coelacanth∅:

'morning Doug and Douglets

this song is a good way to start the work day... i was hoping to find out what monkey hips sound like but i just missed that. (i know what rice sounds like)

10:55am Doug Schulkind:

Where is Brain in UK when we need him?

Hell∅, coelacanth∅!

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10:56am doctorjazz:

www.artsforart.org...

Interesting line up next week, Vision Free Jazz Festival NYC.

10:57am Little Danny:

Wheeeee. Hi Doug, all!

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10:57am βrian:

Monkey hip futures are trading at 12% above last quarter's high mark.

10:58am Dean:

When asked which vibraphonist he prefers, Milt Jackson or Khan Jamal, the youngster replied, "Totes Bags."

11:01am Jeff Golick:

I'm strapped for an answer, Dean.

11:01am Doug Schulkind:

Little Danny (not Bonaduce)!

11:03am Mark Williams:

Gnonnas Pedro just hasn't gotten the recognition he's bound to get some day. The reissues are just waiting to happen at some point.

11:03am Dean:

Lord, yes, docjazz! What a joy it would be attend this year. I went to some of the VF shows after returning from FIMAV. Fond memories.

Little Danny's show last night was spectacular.

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11:04am doctorjazz:

(I'm bummed out, missing Zorn at the Village Vanguard Sunday Matinee-was looking for company, waited to order the tickets, and they sold out).
Went to bed, caught up with Flash, have to check out Danny's show when I have some time.

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11:05am doctorjazz:

(I guess it's pretty cool that John Zorn sold out a matinee at the Village Vanguard)

11:07am Jeff Golick:

The Flash Strap show does look a monster: wfmu.org...

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11:08am doctorjazz:

Really dug the Flash Strap, heard the first half in real time, the second half from the archive.

11:08am Jeff Golick:

As does Little Danny's (tho not yet archived): wfmu.org... - Satchidananda on 45!

11:10am Carmichael:

Aloha Doug and primal listeners.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

Hiya, Carmichael!

=====

I hope everyone had a chance to catch John Zorn's visit to Give the Drummer Radio! He was David and Ruth's guest on Ridgewood Radio about a month ago. Check it out here: wfmu.org...

11:16am Little Danny:

Thanks Dean!

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11:17am βrian:

Lake Monona, yo.

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11:20am doctorjazz:

Danny's show does indeed look great! All those cool 45's...

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11:21am βrian:

The commemorative plaque:
www.atlasobscura.com...

11:22am Doug Schulkind:

Excellent write-up about Johnny Daye here: idigpgh.blogspot.com...

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11:22am Brian in UK:

You rang marhster. I've been spilling paint all over the floor just like you wanted, eh.

11:23am Listener Gregory:

"Stirrin' Up Bees"? Why didn't I think of that title?

11:24am Doug Schulkind:

This track, Let's Talk It Over, is all Johnny. Singing on record for the first time in 40 years. He never lost it. Amazing.

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11:24am βrian:

My brother once dug up some yellow jackets. Ouch.

11:24am Mr C:

Nice!

11:25am Listener Gregory:

Try telling the bees, "Let's talk it over." Good luck to you.

11:25am Dominick:

Very nice!

11:25am Mr C:

You can hear Joe Tex in this one for sure

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

OK, here comes 1965 and a 17-year-old Johnny Daye...

11:26am still b/p:

Can only listen for an hour and fifteen minutes, so I need a concentrated righteously dense dose of this show and early Uncle. What's a potent combination of Drummer and Hinky Dinky....? Drinky!!!

11:27am annie:

good, i got all my work done, despite the assistance from the cat.. now i get to go sit in the sun and read.. this morning's music really helped mr drummer..

11:28am Doug Schulkind:

still b/p!

11:31am Doug Schulkind:

In a minute, you'll hear how Cameo-Parkway wanted Johnny to imitate the Godfather of Soul.

11:32am Listener Gregory:

They clearly wanted the baritone sax to imitate James Brown.

11:34am Uncle Michael:

At the top of the hour, it's 1973 all over again. Please join me.

www.wfmu.org...

11:35am Mr C:

This could be his finest..

11:35am ndbob:

great set here Doug _ surprised I've never heard him before

11:35am ndbob:

Heya Annie!

11:36am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
It's got it ALL.

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11:38am Brian in UK:

Great A & B side titles, says it all.

11:40am annie:

hey ND!!

11:40am Doug Schulkind:

We'll take a quick break to chat, then hit up Johnny's second Jomada release and then his two Stax efforts.

11:41am Lewis:

1973 - not a particularly auspicious year in my life...

11:42am Listener Gregory:

If he gets a mojo hand, is he going to put the ring on it? I'm confused.

11:42am Uncle Michael:

Nor mine...but there was always music.

11:43am Lewis:

exactly...

11:46am Dean:

I'm sorry, but 1973 was momentous for my musical, uh, formation. Tales from Topographic Oceans.

11:47am Uncle Michael:

Concrete companies did that in most cities in the second half of the 20th century.

11:47am Uncle Michael:

Dean, we won't be hearing anything that uhh...*formative* today.

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11:48am Brian in UK:

Doug, call me pick but how is the flip on a different label? Back to spilling paint now.

11:48am annie:

UM, i'll catch the archive, it's time for elevenses and a good book out in the sun!

11:49am Dean:

'salright. I can hear it in my mind's ear almost round the clock, but without the distress of an ear worm. Took a while to shake a compounded ear worm earlier this week. A theme from the first movement of the first Brahms string sextet kept playing in my upstairs, interrupted randomly by Little Feat's "Willing." Almost had to call 911.

11:49am Uncle Michael:

Enjoy the fresh air, annie.

11:50am Little Danny:

Fascinating to hear all of these Daye sides together, Doug.

11:50am still b/p:

A friend the other day said the 70s were great for music. A former coworker used to say we were ripped off and screwed musically because we came of age in the 70s. Parallaxical facts of musical life and history.

11:51am Uncle Michael:

I've actually been from Tucson to Tucumcari.

11:51am Dean:

Oh, crap, now it's gonna start all over.

11:51am Doug Schulkind:

@Little Danny
Amazing to comprehend that this amounts to Johnny's ENTIRE recording career.

Janet Jackson covered "What'll I Do..." in 1993.

11:52am Listener Gregory:

I'm embarrassed to admit that I had never heard of Johnny Daye before now. So, thanks, Doug.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

@Dean drive on the left.

11:53am Jeff Golick:

In re passings: was saddened this morning to learn that author Denis Johnson has died: www.washingtonpost.com...

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

I had never heard of Daye before about a year ago when I purchased a comp of rare Stax singles. Johnny's amazing "Stay Baby Stay," which will close today's show, was on that comp.

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11:54am doctorjazz:

The Otis connection is really obvious on I Need Somebody.
Great show, great weekend all!

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Next up is Johnny's "I Love Love." I'd like to think that Razzy's wonderful anthem, "I Hate Hate" is somehow connected...

11:56am still b/p:

@ dean -- Guess what the www in web addresses really stands for.

11:57am Dean:

Wabbits?

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

Next up and last is Johnny's "Stay Baby Stay" with the Sweet Inspirations singing backup.

11:58am Stanley:

Great show, again Doug.

11:58am ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

11:59am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO:

Uncle Michael's stupendous Hinky Dinky Time radio show is up next (getting off to a slightly late start).

PLAYLIST HERE: wfmu.org...

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11:59am listener james from westwood:

Thanks for this sweet rediscovery, Doug!

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks, Stanley, ndbob, Listener James, and everyone!

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

Join me for weed, whites and wine.

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12:00pm Brian in UK:

Toppermost of the Poppermost Mr DJ.

12:00pm Uncle Michael:

Great show, Doug. Thanks for the music.

12:01pm Dean:

You're killing me.

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Rest in peace, Johnny DiBucci.

12:01pm Listener Gregory:

The arrangements in these last two songs are tremendous.

12:02pm Ramblin' Ray:

Thanks for the sounds Doug

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Love you all. See you next week!

12:22pm coelacanth∅:

Thanks Doug!

12:09am Diego:

Thanks Doug!

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)

Wilbur C. Sweatman	My Hawaiian Sunshine	b/w Emerson's Symphony Orchestra: Missouri Waltz (Emerson 1916)
Ladd's Black Aces	Gypsy Blues	b/w I'm Just To Mean to Cry (Gennett 1921)
The Midway Dance Orchestra	Buddy's Habits	b/w Cotton Pickers' Ball (Columbia 1923)
Art Landry & His Orchestra	Everybody Stomp!	b/w The Camel Walk (Victor 1925)
Vick Myers' Atlanta Melody Artists	If You Don't Want Me Stop Doggin' Me 'Round	b/w Blue-Eyed Sally (Okeh 1925)
Abe Lyman's Sharps and Flats	Weary Weasel	b/w San (Brunswick 1928)
Alex Hill & His Orchestra	Toogaloo Shout	b/w Dyin' With the Blues (Vocalion 1929)
Maynard Baird & His Orchestra	Postage Stomp	b/w I Can't Stop Loving You (Vocalion 1930)
Rube Bloom & His Bayou Boys	Mysterious Mose	b/w Bessie Couldn't Help It (Columbia 1930)

Young Dellinger	Doctor Skank	b/w Bobby Floyd: Sound Doctor (Pama 1973)
Lloyd "Bullwackie" Barnes	Summer Dub	Jamaica Super Dub Session (Wackie's 1983)
The Gladiators	Big Boo Boo Deh	(Studio One 1977)
Junior Murvin	Rebellion & Dub Rebel	Bad Man Possee (Dread at the Controls 1982)
The Gaylads	Wait on Me	Soul Beat (Studio One 1967)
Skin, Flesh & Bones	Flesh Dub	Dub in Blood (Sunshot 1976)
Sugar Minott	Try Love	Showcase (Studio One 1977)

Hampton Hawes	I'll Remember April	Bird Song (Contemporary 1958)
Ran Blake & Anthony Braxton	You Go to My Head	A Memory of Vienna (Hatology 1988)
Oliver Lake & Julius Hemphill	A Stand	Buster Bee (Sackville 1978)
Marion Brown	Sunshine Road	Back to Paris (Free Lance 1980)
Raphe Malik	Blue 2	21st Century Texts (FMP 1991)

Orchestra Zib-Hombers	La Vie est Compliquée	Dirigée par Mabuse (Sonafric 1980)
Orchestra Conga de Bokelo	Tapale Mabe	Landa Bango 121 (African 1974)
Gnonnas Pedro	Noudle Chim'Gbe	La Combinacion de Gnonnas Pedro (Take Your Choice 1978)
Lucky Brothers Band	Onye Yoro Uwa Kele Chi	Lucky Brothers Band (Anodisc 1979)

	May 26, 2017 Rest in peace, John P. "Johnny Daye" DiBucci
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Robert Peckman (w/Johnny Daye)	Stop & Take a Look	Stirrin' Up Bees (Bonedog 2007)
Johnny Daye	Let's Talk It Over	Stirrin' Up Bees (Bonedog 2007)
Joihnny Daye	I'll Keep on Loving You	b/w One of These Days (Blue Star 1965)
Johnny Daye	One of These Days	b/w I'll Keep on Loving You (Blue Star 1965)
Johnny Daye	A Lot of Progress	b/w You're on Top (Cameo-Parkway 1966)
Johnny Daye	You're on Top	b/w A Lot of Progess (Cameo-Parkway 1966)
Johnny Daye	Marry Me	b/w Give Me Back My Ring (Jomada 1966)
Johnny Daye	Give Me Back My Ring	b/w Marry Me (Jomada 1966)

Johnny Daye	Good Time	b/w I Got Soul (Jomada 1966)
Johnny Daye	I Got Soul	b/w Good TIme (Jomada 1966)
Johnny Daye	What'll I Do for Satisfaction	b/w I Need Somebody (Stax 1967)
Johnny Daye	I Need Somebody	b/w What'll I Do for Satisfaction (Stax 1967)
Johnny Daye	I Love Love	b/w Stay Baby Stay (Stax 1968)
Johnny Daye	Stay Baby Stay	b/w I Love Love (Stax 1968)

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