WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 10/27/17

Listener comments!

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11:55am listener james from westwood:

Will be ears on once I get back from the bank! Blasted administrivia!

11:55am annie:

gene krupa?

11:56am Doug Schulkind:

@LJFW
I wish you many deposits!

@annie
Yes yes a thousand times yes!

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11:58am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug, so It's not Gene Kelly.

11:59am Gene Kelly:

Hope you're disappointed, Brian in UK.

12:00pm ndbob:

afternoon Doug and everyone!

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12:00pm Brian in UK:

Well I knew that it was not Gerald Kaufmann.

12:01pm Funky16Corners:

Hey Doug!

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12:01pm duke:

Hello drummers and then some

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12:01pm doctorjazz:

Hi Drummers!

12:01pm Scraps deSelby:

hey h’lo

12:02pm Dean:

Gladys Knight?

12:03pm Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, ndbob! He-yo, Funky16C! Greetings, duke! Welcome, doctorjazz! Climb aboard, Dean. Nice to see ya, Gladys!

AND HEY THERE, SCRAPS! You've been missed, Sir!

12:10pm Mr C:

Hit me with the rhythm stick Doug!

12:11pm Doug Schulkind:

Thank you, Sir, may I have another. Amirite, Mr C?!!

12:12pm Uncle Michael:

Hi Doug!

12:12pm Dean:

Lovin' them Haitian Rhythms.

12:12pm Mr C:

You got it Drummer!

12:12pm Doug Schulkind:

We're on to Martinique, Dean! Grab your passport!

12:13pm Doug Schulkind:

Right now, it's Trinidad. Martinique is next.

12:14pm Mighty Douglas:

This artist's name, Mighty Dougla, sure looks like a typo, but it's not.

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12:14pm doctorjazz:

Nice Caribbean sounds-remember back in the day, Irwin used to have an hour segment of his show every week playing this music, used to love it.

12:16pm Doug Schulkind:

It was called Muriel's Treasure. Lovely sounds from Ol' Pal Irwin.

12:20pm Doug Schulkind:

Now we're only $528 away, thank to BRIAN IN UK. Or, as I like to call him, BRAIN IN UK.

...Thank you Brian...

12:23pm Doug Schulkind:

This track won the award for Best Humans Sounding Like a Flock of Chickens, in 1976.

12:24pm Funky16Corners:

Later rescinded when actual chickens were spotted in the studio

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12:24pm listener james from westwood:

Ah. much better. Heya Doug and all!

12:24pm Dean:

Could be worse. I've heard Flock of Seagulls.

12:25pm Doug Schulkind:

Cluck cluck cluck, Listener James!

12:25pm Jeff Golick:

Gene and his famous rubber drums.

Helloooooo.

12:25pm Jeff Golick:

...or are they mashed potatoes.

12:26pm Han Bennink:

Hope he didn't steal my cheese drums!

Hello there, Jeff Golick!

12:27pm Dean:

Heh, Han Bennink.

12:27pm Jeff Golick:

Take it easy, my brother Han.

12:30pm Doug Schulkind:

Record cover alert: 2.bp.blogspot.com...

12:31pm Funky16Corners:

Three heads are better than one.

12:34pm Doug Schulkind:

This is a three-headed monster of a cut.

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12:41pm listener james from westwood:

It got better; I went to the bank with a just-in-time-for-rent paycheck, and then, while helping a laundry machine repair guy figure out our goof-ass machines, he ran his card through to start them, and I got a free wash and dry out of the deal!

12:42pm Alex in Illinois:

Someone from Guyana told me that a Dougla is like a Creole-someone who is a mixture of ethnicities.

12:42pm Doug Schulkind:

Free wash Friday!

12:42pm Dean:

Took him to the laundry, @ljfw!

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12:48pm doctorjazz:

Love this Sugar Dumplin'!

12:51pm Doug Schulkind:

I dub it, too, doctor jazz.

@Alex in Illinois
Thanks for the 411! And... hello!

12:52pm Doug Schulkind:

We're still sitting on $528 left to reach the goal.

MAKE A PLEDGE NOW THANKS!: pledge.wfmu.org...

12:52pm northguineahills:

King Tubby!

12:59pm Funky16Corners:

Bags!

1:00pm Doug Schulkind:

King Tubby asks, "Does this vinyl make me look phat?"

1:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Mr P.C. on bass here! (Paul Chambers)

1:04pm Doug Schulkind:

Weird things are happening with the goal. A BOUNTIFUL pledge from GUY in Maastricht, Netherlands, just came in and it should have put us over the top. But it didn't.

THANKS, GUY!!!!

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1:04pm Brian in UK:

Take a tilt at Milt
Cause Doug has a pash for the cash
Yes, you; don't stand in the MJQ
Forget dinner, FMU is the winner.

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1:04pm doctorjazz:

an MJQ set (so far)

1:12pm Doug Schulkind:

BOOOOOOM!

We're over the top and have obliterated the goal.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

To Michael in Rockport, Mass
To Jeff Golick in Brooklyn
To Guy in Maastricht, Netherlands

!!!!!!

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1:12pm doctorjazz:

No longer (great Carter, though!)

1:19pm northguineahills:

Haven't heard this John Carter, love it!

1:19pm Funky16Corners:

Gotta leave the chat (temporarily) but still listening on the phone.

1:20pm northguineahills:

Ken probably has given orders to increase everyone's goal once a dj makes it (since the station is still behind overall.

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1:20pm listener james from westwood:

w00t! Many congrats! Go WFMU go!

1:21pm Dean:

The 72% figure reflects the entire roster. Once a DJ has met her/his goal, the meter for the station appears.

1:24pm Scraps:

(Doug, thanks! The summer was frankly awful. Maybe autumn might be better. Cheers.)

1:25pm northguineahills:

I listen to WFMU at work via my phone, since streaming clogs up the tubes when I'm crunching data. Thank Cthulhu for the app!

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1:25pm JtotheK:

hi everyone.

1:29pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey hey, JtotheK! And I think I forgot to say how do you do to you, northguineahills!

1:29pm Funky16corners:

This Blind Blake is crazy!

1:30pm Doug Schulkind:

@Scraps
Well let's put that shitty summer behind us together. Glad you're here!

1:30pm Joe:

That John Carter perked my ears up. Thanks!

1:32pm Doug Schulkind:

@Joe
Glad you liked it. It was new to me, too. Just stumbled on it (online) the other day and I've been wondering where it's been all my life.

@Funky16 Corners
In social work school we are taught to say "developmentally disadvantaged" and not crazy.

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1:33pm Brian in UK:

Thank Rudy you made it Doug, save me embarrassing myself with inane jibberish again.

1:34pm Funky16corners:

I don’t know about Mr Blake, but that xylophone was most definitely crazy.

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1:35pm Brian in UK:

Doggin' might have a different meaning over here.

1:36pm Dean:

I don't know what to make of this, but OED locates an early instance of the British slang sense of "dogging" ("The practice of watching or engaging in exhibitionist sexual activity in a public place, typically a car park, esp. as part of a gathering arranged for this purpose.") in 1986. The more general sense of hounding, following on somebody's heels, dates to 1519.

1:37pm ndbob:

nice set here Doug - and very interesting Dean!

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1:38pm Brian in UK:

@Dean that late Twentieth Century definition is the one that I had in mind.

1:38pm Doug Schulkind:

Dean is the GTDS literary correspondent.

1:39pm northguineahills:

Outside of getting mildly ill, I'm doing fantastic, Doug! Thanks for asking!

1:39pm Funky16corners:

I wonder if Clarence Frogman Henry heard this one?

1:40pm Doug Schulkind:

Too bad that feller wasn't playing his basset horn during this set.

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1:41pm Brian in UK:

The bassest horn you can git.

1:41pm Doug Schulkind:

Hope no one's disappointed, but I will not be spinning Jackie Wilson's "Doggin' Around" at this time.

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1:42pm Brian in UK:

Sorry that was Basset Hound

1:43pm Dean:

"Literary" is the important qualifier, @Doug, with respect to OED, I suspect. I can imagine that Blues artists of the '20s and '30s knew well a sense of the word that wouldn't achieve for decades the degree of literary warrant to qualify for inclusion in OED. People said it, but they didn't write it.

Gonna play "How Much Is That Doggin' the Window"?

1:44pm Funky16Corners:

The bird!

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1:44pm Brian in UK:

@Dean The Dutch version?

1:46pm Michael:

Diggin' the doggin' blues.

1:46pm hyde:

hello!

1:47pm Doug Schulkind:

Hot diggity, it's Michael! And a big woof-woof-woof to you, hyde!

1:48pm holland oats:

drumma! peoples! krupakabras!

1:49pm hyde:

i'm really more of a cat blues person

1:49pm Doug Schulkind:

Big thanks to ALEX IN ILLINOIS for jumping on the pledge train!

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Woo-hooo, it's holland oats!

1:51pm Dean:

"Hoeveel is die hond in het raam?"...?

1:52pm Funky16Corners:

Time for a doggin' vs cattin' marathon

1:53pm ndbob:

I'm more of a rat blues person

1:53pm Doug Schulkind:

Maybe I'll do a set investigating "Mojo Hand" in American song next.

1:54pm Dean:

doggerel vs. caterwaul

1:55pm Doug Schulkind:

Very nice, Dean!

2:07pm Dean:

Something tells me the last tune of the set will be something by Bow Wow Wow.

2:08pm Doug Schulkind:

This track really spells it out.

2:08pm Dean:

Shouldn't the long version be "Stop Dachshund Me"?

2:10pm Doug Schulkind:

I think you mean Dachshundin', Dean.

2:11pm Dean:

It'd be cool if she spelled D-O-G-G-I-N-A-P-O-S-T-R-O-P-H-E.

2:17pm Doug Schulkind:

I said you were the GTDS literary correspondent, Dean, not the literally correspondent.

2:20pm Funky16Corners:

I'm hearing the ghost of Roy Head's Treat Her Right weaving in and out of this song. It's cool!

2:21pm Funky16Corners:

Now I'm hearing Hank Marvin of the Shadows. Maybe I hit my head.

2:22pm Doug Schulkind:

Your brain should be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Larry. (But only if you give permission.)

2:23pm Funky16Corners:

They can come take it now. I'm done with it.

2:24pm Doug Schulkind:

You can ship it with Brain-Ex.

2:25pm Doug Schulkind:

Our next selection will be performed by a fellow who calls himself...

Dr. Footswitch

2:25pm Funky16Corners:

It's amazing how the guitar is carrying the percussive weight here. It's like listening to 1920s dance bands where the bass sax is doing the same thing.

2:26pm Doug Schulkind:

That is the essence of soukous, Funky16Corners!

2:26pm northguineahills:

Pamelo is giving a shout out to all of fracophone nations.

2:26pm queems:

i love this

2:27pm Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, queems!

2:28pm Doug Schulkind:

Dr. Footswitch sounds like the name of a wart-removing product.

2:28pm queems:

hello!!

2:29pm Dean:

Also sounds like a Halloween fetishist.

2:30pm Funky16Corners:

the Dr Scholl of Africa

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2:33pm doctorjazz:

Love those African Guitars...Dr Footswitch is pretty wild stuff!

2:33pm Doug Schulkind:

Dr. Footswitch is from Zambia, a nation that also produced a rock band called Blackfoot.

2:34pm Uncle Michael:

I gotta run an errand. Congrats on blowing past your goal, Doug!

2:34pm Doug Schulkind:

You too, Brother Uncle!

2:34pm hyde:

this is good music to make aloo gobi by

2:35pm ndbob:

what a name

2:38pm Doug Schulkind:

What would be bad music to make aloo gobi by? Polka? Bach on harpsichord? Porn movie soundtrack?

2:38pm northguineahills:

Well, since I've been working long days, I'm getting off work early. If I don't get back, thanks Doug, and have a great weekend everyone!

2:39pm hyde:

air supply. that would be bad music to make aloo gobi by.

2:40pm Doug Schulkind:

WFMU's total just ticked up to 73%!

Happy weekend, northguineahills!

2:40pm Dean:

The entire Nsync catalog would be terrible music to make aloo gobi by.

Bach on harpsichord gets a bad rap, doesn't it, because of that remark by Sir Thomas Beecham? In fact, Bach on harpsichord can be the most savory, spicy, tangy music you've ever tasted.

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2:41pm doctorjazz:

I'm next for the Aloo Gobi.

2:42pm ndbob:

right Dean

2:44pm Jeff g.:

My singing ELO in your kitchen would be terrible accompaniment, for making most anything.

2:46pm Jeff g.:

Mind the time change this weekend, UK friends! It's not happening here for a few weeks...

2:47pm Doug Schulkind:

I live in an aloo gobi desert.

2:49pm glenn:

i've never made aloo gobi, but i've made this many times, and can testify to it's yumnicity. www.thestar.com...

2:49pm Doug Schulkind:

Aloo gobi dessert. Mmmm!

2:49pm glenn:

oops. its.

2:50pm Doug Schulkind:

Well hello, glenn!

2:51pm glenn:

just call me timmy.

2:51pm Dean:

I make a chicken korma similar to that Vij dish. In fact, I've been planning to make it tonight.

2:52pm glenn:

well. timmy. I thought it was funny.

2:52pm Jeff g.:

Crossing over the bridge...!!! Never heard that before.

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2:54pm JtotheK:

@dean: i plan on tostadas tonight. (been enjoying leftovers all week!) what is an appropriate /cheap/ beer to pair with it?

2:56pm glenn:

chicken and dumplings here tonight.

2:57pm Dean:

I'm of the "if you like it, it's appropriate" frame of mind. If you can find it, Port Brewing marked down its Hop 15 to under $5/22oz. bottle. It's high ABV at 10%. If you are concerned about pairing with food, it could overwhelm Mexican food without giving relief against spiciness.

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2:59pm doctorjazz:

Thanks, Doug, great stuff, happy weekend all!

2:59pm Doug Schulkind:

A tragedy in ten words: "It could overwhelm Mexican food without giving relief against spiciness."

2:59pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug!

2:59pm Doug Schulkind:

See you next time, doc!

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3:00pm listener james from westwood:

Thanks a ton, Doug!!

3:00pm hyde:

thanks for the tunes, boss

3:01pm Doug Schulkind:

It's been a ton of fun, Listeners James. Literally.

My pleasure, hyde, ndbob and everybody!

3:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Junior Wells just said, "Do the African Twist"!

3:02pm Doug Schulkind:

You've got about two and a half minutes to get your last pledges in during the show!

3:03pm Jeff Golick:

This is Junior Wells as I do not know him.

3:03pm Jeff Golick:

Hey, I got my radio wings! That was quick!

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3:04pm JtotheK:

@dean - thanks! i will need to ask 'the field' for cheap beer suggestions on a future program. perhaps during a cool blue flame, little danny has commented in the past about the numerous beer discussions during his show. ha.

3:04pm Dean:

In other words, Corona it ain't.

3:05pm Doug Schulkind:

Yeah, a crazy James Brown-besotted departure for Mr Wells indeed.

3:06pm Jeff Golick:

Thanks, Doug, and congrats!

3:09pm Webhamster Henry:

Yeah, I was working, but I'm happy you have the dog wagging his tail!

3:09pm Doug Schulkind:

Break away now, everybody!

Hellogoodbye, Webhamster Henry!

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)

Guy De Rosier Orchestra	Panono M'Tombe	Haitian Rhythms (Decca 1957)
Mighty Dougla	Exchange No Robbery	b/w Drag Out They Teeth (Telco 1961)
Léopards	Bourrico	Léopards et Ry-Co Jazz - Festival Musical a Paris (Antilles Disques 1973)
Chanel 10	Lola	Regret (Marc 1976)
José Manclière	Vini Couté e Tann'	Doubout Pou Gadé (Productions JMD 1981)

Freddie McKay	You Are Not the Kind	Picture on the Wall (Studio One 1971)
Johnny Osbourne	Eternal Peace	Truths and Rights (Studio One 1979)
Ken Parker	Sugar Dumplin'	The Best of Groovin' in Style! 1967 - 1973 (Trojan )
King Tubby & Barry Brown	A Youthmans Dub	King Tubby: Lost Treasures (Jamaican Recordings )

Milt Jackson	Statement	Statements (Impulse! 1961)
John Lewis	Another Encounter	Essence (Atlantic 1962)
John Carter	Amin	Echoes From Rudolph's (Ibedon 1976)

Blind Blake	Doggin' Me Mama Blues	b/w Hot Potatoes (Paramount 1928)
Beale Street Sheiks	Wasn't That Doggin' Me	b/w Frank Stokes: Rockin' on the Hill (Paramount 1929)
Memphis Minnie	No Need You Doggin' Me	b/w You Can't Rule Me (Vocalion 1937)
Joe Turner w/Dallas Bartley & His Small Town Boys	Doggin' the Blues (Low Dog Blues)	b/w Howlin' Winds (Savoy 1945)
Linda Hopkins w/Johnny Otis	Doggin' Blues	b/w (How Can I Go On) Living and Loving You (Savoy 1951)
Todd Rhodes	Your Daddy's Doggin' Around	b/w Red Boy Is Back (King 1952)
Rufus Thomas	No More Doggin' Around	b/w Crazy 'Bout You Baby (Chess 1952)
Sonny and Jaycee	You Keep Doggin Me	b/w Mister Froggie (Ember 1958)
John Lee Granderson	That's Doggin' Me	Hard Luck John (Testament mid-1960s)
Thomas Shaw	Some Men Like Doggin'	Blind Lemon's Buddy (Blue Goose 1972)
Johnnie Taylor	Stop Doggin' Me	b/w Stop Teasin' Me (Stax 1972)
Jean Knight	Doggin' Around	b/w The Man That Left Me (Jet Stream 1964)
Hot Sauce	Stop Doggin' Me	b/w Good Woman Turning Bad (Volt 1974)
Joyce Lawson	Stop Dogging Me [long version]	b/w Stop Dogging Me [short version] (Mutt & Jeff 1980)

Sir Victor Uwaifo & His Melody Maestroes	Ebibi (Ekassa N° 28)	Talk of the Town (Philips 1973)
Pamelo Mounk'a	Samantha, Trésor Hindou	Samantha (Disques Sonics 1982)
Dr. Footswitch (Teddy Khuluzwa)	Otenta	Liquid Iron (Goodson )
Orchestre Laye Thiam	Kokorico	Orchestre Laye Thiam (Ibrahim Kassé Production )

The Universal Mind	I Betcha	b/w A Chance at Love (Charles )
Johnny King & the Fatback Band	Peace, Love not War	b/w Put It In (BC Project II 1968)
Chino Feaster	You're So Much Woman	b/w A Grown Man Cry (Blue Rock 1969)
Bill Brandon	Self Preservation	b/w Full Grown Lovin' Man (South Camp 1967)
The Fugitives	Love Come Down	b/w Good Lovin' If You Can Get It (Sandman 1971)
Junior Wells	It's All Soul	b/w Tribute to Little Walter (Hit Sound 1966)
Lattimore Brown	I Wish I Felt This Way at Home	b/w Yak-A-Poo (Renegade 1970)

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