WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 02/09/18

Listener comments!

8:43am annie:

good morning doug and other drummers!

8:52am Doug Schulkind:

Hell-ooooo, annie!

8:54am annie:

everyone must still be snoozing.. glad to have gotten a good seat!

8:54am Doug Schulkind:

On the other hand, the punch hasn't been spiked yet.

8:57am Uncle Michael:

I think that guy is working on his taxes.

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8:58am Brian in UK:

Hello Doug 'n annie. How is that fiddle bow working?
Two fingers of red eye, Boss and a crocodile sandwich. Make it snappy.

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

No (long pause), he's working on mine (gulp).

8:59am Alex In Illinois:

Hello. Working from home today.

8:59am Sem:

Hiya, Doug, annie and UM.
One man band working overtime.
Hello, BiUK.

8:59am Doug Schulkind:

Take those muddy boots off, Brian in UK!

9:00am Uncle Michael:

No wellies in the front room!

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9:00am Brian in UK:

Hey Sem, we got some of your freezing wevver here.

Doug, aint wearing no boots or nothing, just like youse.

9:01am Sem:

You'll be taking up ice fishing next thing you know. And you can keep on talking lik that^, too.

9:02am Ramblin' Ray:

Greetings drummer people. Bring on the beats.

9:02am Doug Schulkind:

Here comes Alex! Here comes Sem!

@Brian in UK
Full monty, eh? I left my hat on.

Here comes Ramblin' Ray!

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9:04am doctorjazz:

Hi all, Happy Friday!

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9:06am Brian in UK:

That reminds me of the Steve Martin film. The Man with Two Brains when he is in the room with Kathleen Turner. Oh boy.

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9:07am duke:

Good morning Dummers all

9:07am annie:

Full-monty Cleese in "Fish Called Wanda", best scene ever

9:08am mauri:

My brother went ice fishing and came back empty handed. Not a good time to catch fish. Good morning all

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Zoikes, it's doctorjazz! Zounds, it's duke! Zooray, it's mauri!

9:10am Flash Strap:

this is great

good morning!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

The first pianist for this Ladd's Black Aces band?

Jimmy Durante!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

You is great, Flash Strap! What a burner of a show last night that was!

9:15am Flash Strap:

thanks maestro!

9:18am Maggie B.:

Hallooooo Doug and Drummers! happy Friday!

9:20am Doug Schulkind:

Oh how you be dear Maggie B?!

9:21am Maggie B.:

I be good! how YOU be?

9:25am Stanley:

Toot toot, thrum thrum, rat-a-tat, crash, parp

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

I'm in my happy place, Maggie!

Speaking of happy, HAPPY to see ya, Stanbley!

9:27am Stanley:

Doubly, Doug!

9:27am Flash Strap:

great band on this! great song

9:28am Webhamster Henry:

Hi 78 RPM Hot Jazz lovers!

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9:30am Brian in UK:

Was it 1925 that electric recording became de rigueur, whatever that means.

9:33am listener Rey:

Good morning all. Nice foot-tapping start to the morning

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9:34am dutchtheo:

slap that drum! drummers i'm in, missed the trombone and the washboard unfortunately

9:38am Mr C:

Good Morning Mr. Blues!

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Webhamster Henry - Hidee!
listener Rey - Hidee!
dutchtheo - Ho!

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Put out the real silverware, folks, Mr. C is here!

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9:40am dutchtheo:

poor cliffie

9:40am Uncle Michael:

Holy fuck...that dude really has the blues.

9:40am queems:

oh geez

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9:41am Brian in UK:

The flip side sounds dodgy.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

The queems of my dreams!

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9:43am dutchtheo:

I have to find my clogs

9:44am Doug Schulkind:

I don't understand how this sugar method would work, exactly. Does it keep you from dancing to wildly (and thus keeping your shirt tucked)? Someone please explain.

9:45am queems:

hello!!

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9:46am Brian in UK:

Might make you walk a little gingerly.

9:46am Sem:

And this advice recalls Bessie Smith's request: Put a little sugar in my bowl. Thereby deepening the mystery of sugared-shoes.

9:46am Dominick:

Once the city, gets into a ba-hoy's sy-histem, he looses h-his a-hankerin', for the ca-huntry

9:48am Alex In Illinois:

I'm confused about sugar in shoes too.

9:48am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Dominick!

9:49am queems:

you tell em lady

9:51am Doug Schulkind:

I am finding one reference on the Internets that suggests having "sugar in one's shoes" is to be gay. But then how does being gay keep one's shirt tucked in?

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9:53am Brian in UK:

Here are some beautiful photographs.
www.bbc.co.uk...

9:55am Webhamster Henry:

Cooing to the wrong pigeon, but heart needs a patch? block that metaphor!

9:56am Doug Schulkind:

The pigeon pecked a hole in is heart. Maybe?

9:57am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Wow, those snaps are stunning.

9:57am Sem:

Just where, I ask myself, DOES Jack's pony want to go?

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9:58am Brian in UK:

Sem same place that Bob's chicken are off to.

9:58am Listener Bob in PGH:

Yay, finally checking in! Blarsted work got in the way.

10:01am Listener Bob in PGH:

I'm trying to figure out how many instruments the one-man-band is playing. I'm coming up with 4 (violin, harmonica, guitar, piano).

10:01am Sem:

Heh heh.
Shropshire, perhaps.

10:02am listener Rey:

sugar in shoes = dancing?

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10:02am Brian in UK:

@Listener Bob, he is also sweeping the floor.

10:02am Alex In Illinois:

100 Years ago, in 1918, the "Spanish Flue" pandemic killed more people than World War I. Nowadays, experts are pretty sure that the "Spanish Flu" actually started in Kansas.

10:04am Listener Bob in PGH:

Sweeping the floor? I see, percussive brush work!

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10:04am Brian in UK:

Doug, a term for homosexuals over here is shirt lifters.

Heartful of Soul by The Yardbirds?

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10:04am Artie:

@Alex - Hanky Danky Phage?

10:05am Listener Gregory:

I would have said Heart of Stone, but that's because I never hear lyrics correctly.

10:05am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Interesting piece of the puzzle!

@Listener Bob in PGH
Greetings, Sir! I think our one man band is doing things with his feet that we can see (or hear).

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10:06am Artie:

Heart Full of Bad

10:07am Jeff Golick:

The hobbit door was open so I just let myself in. Hope that's ok.

10:07am Doug Schulkind:

@Artie
You have translated correctly, but the original song title is vastly different with the change of one word.

10:08am Listener Bob in PGH:

Maybe he's playing Taurus bass pedals?

10:08am Doug Schulkind:

It's more like a wormhole, but whatevs, Jeff Golick. Welcome!

10:10am Stanley:

Is it Hinky Dinky time already?

10:11am still b/p:

I have arrived, parading the flag of my disordered nation, ready to participate in two events: listening to Drummer and typing nonsense. Go ahead....drug test me.

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10:11am dutchtheo:

also from the urban dictionary: Smarty pants a person who knows that the word "lul-a-bye" comes from the Saxon words “lul,” meaning "to sing," and “bye,” meaning "to sleep," and then brags about it in the weekly email newsletter.

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10:11am Brian in UK:

Doug, sad to say, I can remember buying the single in '65, just before Mr Tambourine Man was released. Now that was the record that turned my head forever.

10:13am Doug Schulkind:

Brian in UK is all over it.

I dig your Spandex jumpsuit, still b/p!

10:13am Lewis:

good morning all - nice cut to join in to...

10:16am Doug Schulkind:

Well hello, Lewis!

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10:17am dutchtheo:

Madera de Cipres from Andergraun Vibrations (Spanish Hard Psych And Beyond 1970/1975) andergraun is spanish phonetic for undergroud i think

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10:19am dutchtheo:

me gusta

10:20am Doug Schulkind:

You are correct, dutchtheo!

10:20am Jeff Golick:

[puts copyeditor hat on] What's up with Los Gritos entry - Ms. Nall sitting in?
[who am i kidding, that hat was already on]

10:23am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff Golick
Fixed! At least you have the guts to point out my typographical errors. Not like those other scardey-cats.

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10:24am dutchtheo:

Jeff are you Windows Live Messenger. that was a secret email i think

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10:24am Brian in UK:

This is a hearty song.

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

How's this for the clickbait that just popped up on my Twitter feed:

"A tiny Baby Elephant got trapped in a water trough and Lions were closing in......and then the most amazing thing happened"

I didn't click. Does that make me a heartless bastard?

10:26am Jeff Golick:

@dutchtheo: secret email, Drummer stream playlist...I make no distinction. "Smartypants" hits a little close to home, though.

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10:27am Brian in UK:

Doug, better than jail bait, I guess.

10:27am Lewis:

no, the elephant lived and was rasised by the lions as one of their own...

10:27am Listener Gregory:

Tensiòn is right.

10:28am Sem:

Quite the hullabaloo there. Fine by me.

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10:28am Brian in UK:

You can pick out the flamenco influence.

10:30am Lewis:

hey! Klamm has the first cut on that collection! same Klamm?

10:30am still b/p:

You simply realized it will happen as written by fate, and you must float tranquilly and unvexed in your own trough. Until the lions come.

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10:31am dutchtheo:

ha! Jeff! santana talk over music brings back my first slowdancing memories from 1970's

10:33am Jeff Golick:

New to me, too! Fab.

10:34am Doug Schulkind:

How many Klamm's can there be, Lewis?

10:34am Dean:

Two? New England and Manhattan?

10:34am David Herskovits:

and this song featured ina show I directed in...1987!

10:35am David Herskovits:

Ciao ciao ciao

10:35am Lewis:

@Doug: exactly!

10:35am Lewis:

and @Dean; you neglected the rim shot...

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

Song description on the record jacket"

"Bella Ciao : Originally an Italian rice field work song became the song of the partisans who struggled against fascism during World War 2"

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

Aloha! David Herskovits!

10:36am Doug Schulkind:

@David Herskovits
Which song was in the show you directed in 1987?!?

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10:37am doctorjazz:

Quick check in (busy, as usual these days), Love Belle Ciao!

10:38am Doug Schulkind:

My goal is to make you say ahhhh, doctorjazz.

10:40am Doug Schulkind:

This Antithesis album was recorded and released in Switzerland on the Arise label from Berkeley, California.

If you believe the Internet...

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10:42am doctorjazz:

So European, could be Klezmer (which is of course derived from European sounds).

10:42am Jeff Golick:

That was phenomenal.

10:42am Doug Schulkind:

You know what to do, Jeff Golick.

10:43am Doug Schulkind:

And if anyone else wants that Antithesis record, just email me.

10:43am Jeff Golick:

Oh, I done did it already!

10:45am Jeff Golick:

(I found this link helpful: orgyinrhythm.blogspot.com... - scroll down)

10:45am Dean:

Here's the Berkeley connection: http://eng.di.unimi.it/ecm/home/archives/news/content/death-of-denis-baggi.0000.UNIMIDIRE-7745

Baggi, the reed player, received his electrical engineering Ph.D. at Cal. His thesis? "Realization of the Unfigured Bass by Digital Computer."

10:45am David Herskovits:

It was Bella Ciao! We sang it: la mia nonna le'ei vecchiarella la me fa ciao la me di' ciao la me fa CIAO CIAO CIAO...and so on

10:46am Doug Schulkind:

@Jeff G
Aha! Is that link still active?! I downloaded that Antithesis LP three years ago, but only JUST NOW got around to listening to it. (I have about 3000 downloaded LPs I haven't gotten to yet.)

10:47am Doug Schulkind:

@David Herskovits
Wonderful! That gives me goosebumps.

10:47am Jeff Golick:

Yeah, there's a newer link deeper into the comments that still works.

Too bad there's not a forum for listening to that stuff.

10:49am Doug Schulkind:

There is, Jeff Golick. And you're soaking in it.

10:50am Doug Schulkind:

Odean Pope and Khan Jamal are from Philly. Fly Eagles Fly!

10:51am Doug Schulkind:

The funny thing about vibes (and guitar) in jazz. I loathe them until, suddenly, I love them.

10:52am Dean:

When Khan Jamal is playing them, I love them.

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10:52am dutchtheo:

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10:53am Dean:

Haven't heard him play guitar, though.

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10:53am Brian in UK:

Doug, I might add flute or singing to that list; there again.

10:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Yup. Flute. On singing, we disagree.

10:56am Doug Schulkind:

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10:57am Jeff Golick:

"Odean Pope was born in Ninety-Six, South Carolina" -- 96!!

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10:57am Brian in UK:

I would say that Frank Sinatra in the Fifties sang jazz though it would not be called that. I adore Frank Sinatra singing in the mid Fifties. The way he twisted a phrase around, is that jazz of the mouth.

11:00am Jeff Golick:

Rossie...

11:02am Jeff Golick:

Rat on!

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11:02am dutchtheo:

an acquired taste like vibes and jazz guitar even flute is more satisfactory in the end. The dutch drummer of the Dave Pike Set died last week, rip Louis Debij

11:03am Listener Robert:

Conshohocken is west of Philadelphia. I went to rugby playoffs there decades ago. Maybe you're thinking of Coxsackie, NY, of virus fame.

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Robert
Yeah, my old-fart brain fudged that one but good.

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11:05am dutchtheo:

Louis Debij " El Die-Bie" www.youtube.com... with dave pike,www.discogs.com...

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

@dutchtheo
I did not know that. Thanks for the info and rest sweetly, Louis Debij.

11:07am still b/p:

Nice when unexpected jazz instrument drops promptly into a positive place in ear/spirit. Jazz harp...? Never heard of Dorothy Ashby until a few years back on FMU. Immediately taken with it/her.

11:08am Mark Hurst:

Great set, Doug

11:10am Doug Schulkind:

@still b/p
Dorothy Ashby is lovely. Mebbe we shall hear next week. (I am very suggestible.)

Greetings, Comrade Hurst!

11:17am Carmichael:

Heya Dougie and friends. That guy looks busier than a 1 legged man in a butt kicking contest.

11:18am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there, Carmichael!

11:19am still b/p:

re: Dorothy -- Pinky swear! (Not to be confused with Hinky Dinky swear, which is non-binding outside Central Time Zone.)

11:21am annie:

@Brian in UK: i think, back in the mid-late 60s those songs were considered "standards"...which is a nice catch-all phrase for that genre.. i may be wrong..

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

I wish my boxer-briefs were non-binding, still b/p! {rimshot}

11:21am frenchee:

I too am a Dorothy Ashby-by-way-of-WFMU fan (it was either Irwin or Doug or maybe Gaylord who introduced us). Thanks, FMU!

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11:24am dutchtheo:

Muziki wa dansi: nails it

11:25am northguineahills:

I suppose we heard a taxi band last week, so it's only fair we hear a taxi song this week.

11:25am Doug Schulkind:

Bon jour, frenchee!

11:26am frenchee:

Tres bien, Doug!

11:26am Uncle Michael:

Please join me at the top of the hour, where every day's a special day.
www.wfmu.org...

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

@dutchtheo
And we follow some Muziki wa dansi with a little early soukous.

11:26am Stanley:

@dutchtheo -you said it. (waves bottle of Tusker in air)

11:27am Tiago from Portugal:

Hi Doug! Listening to you show for the first time. Great music.

11:27am frenchee:

hinky dinky top of the hour time! (soon)

11:29am Doug Schulkind:

@Tiago from Portugal
Your presence is an honor. Welcome! We're all friends and strangers here.

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11:29am dutchtheo:

Stanley are on this side of the pond, otherwise you are slighty alcoholic

11:30am Dean:

Doug: Yusef Lateef's "Milestones of a Legend"...a good compilation?

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11:31am doctorjazz:

Dig those guitars!

11:32am Stanley:

dutchtheo, I'm on your side and taken the afternoon off.
So pappy fizzy African lager it is for me.

11:32am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
It is a fine collection. 10 CDs, yes? It covers only a brief period of time, late fifties to early sixties. A fine period, but only one portion of Yusef's glorious life in music.

11:35am Dean:

Super, thanks. Yes, ten disks, 1957-61. Not sure how much it overlaps with two "complete" sets ranging from '57-'62.

11:35am frenchee:

Love the Rota! oh yes, the Rota.

11:37am Lewis:

Damn - I would have bet this was Ray Charles...

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11:37am Brian in UK:

@Tiago from Portugal, where are you in Portugal?

11:38am Doug Schulkind:

@Dean
I bet it overlaps a good bit. That period covers most of Yusef's recordings for the Savoy label.

@frenchee
I always feel a little shame talking over Mr. Rota

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11:39am dutchtheo:

Stanley here starts the carnival, only ordinary draft beer until fat tuesday for me, cheers!

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11:39am Brian in UK:

Doug who is Nino Ro?

11:39am listener Rey:

off topic, but I ordered that Sonny Clark reissue you played a couple weeks back. now just have to block time in my schedule for an uninterrupted headphone session

11:40am Lewis:

@listener Rey: that block of time can be oh so elusive...

11:41am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Thank you!

@listener Rey
Headphones is a good call. Many riches to be accessed in that manner of listening.

11:42am still b/p:

Impossible impossible for me to hear the Rota track without seeing Chaplin doing his cafe number to the music Rota later used....originally by a fella named Daniderff.
www.youtube.com...

11:43am northguineahills:

Well, I got to clean/organize before the missus gets here (will be away from the comments). Thanks Doug!

11:45am Doug Schulkind:

Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael will break your heart and mend it, too, all in the course of three hours.

If you let it.

And you should let it.

Hinky Dinky Time is next!!

Playlist: wfmu.org...

11:46am Tiago from Portugal:

@Brian in UK: In Lisbon

11:48am Uncle Michael:

You've got a friend.

11:48am frenchee:

@Doug, no shame in that. I can picture you whirling and swaying to the Rotunes.

11:49am Doug Schulkind:

@frenchee
Oh boy am I ever whirling and swaying!

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11:51am Brian in UK:

@Tiago I would like to get over there soon. Our daughter was there last year and went to the Fado Museum www.museudofado.pt
She bought me a great Fado compilation.

11:51am Mr C:

The Drummer is bleeding soul straight from the heart...

11:52am Stanley:

Hi Tiago.
I love Lisbon. Visited twice in 2017 and stayed in Mouraria.

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11:52am Brian in UK:

Doug, another average show. Thanks.

11:54am Doug Schulkind:

@Mr C
The Drummer never needs a Band-Aid.

11:54am Uncle Michael:

Doug hits for average....but he slugs too.

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11:55am dutchtheo:

that is a high average, ThankS

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Mighty fine listeners! Uh-oH!

11:55am Stanley:

Might fine show.
thanks Doug.

11:56am Uncle Michael:

Thanks for filling my soul hole, Grandmeister Doug.

11:57am Doug Schulkind:

I've got the time, so I'm flipping this flipping beautiful record over!!

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11:57am Brian in UK:

@dutchtheo you are so right.

11:57am frenchee:

lovin' that broken trumpet, it's sobbing along with singerman

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

For the past week, I have been fretting over which Ray Lewis cut to play. Suddenly I realized, PLAY BOTH!

12:01pm still b/p:

We listened to Lewis from both sides, now, from up and down....thanks!

12:02pm Jeff Golick:

Thanks!

12:03pm Listener Robert:

Yay! I listened to some in stereo. Usually I'm moving around too much for the headphones, & internal speaker's mono.

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)

Joan Sawyer's Persian Garden Orchestra	Bregeiro	b/w Joan Waltz (Columbia 1914)
Ladd's Black Aces w/Mandy Lee	Papa Blues	b/w Louisville Lou (The Vampin' Lady) (Gennett 1923)
Ray Miller & His Brunswick Hotel Orchestra	Lot's O' Mama	b/w From One 'Till Two (I Always Dream of You) (Brunswick 1924)
Jimmy O'Bryant's Famous Original Washboard Band	Down to the Bricks	b/w I Found a Good Man After All (Paramount 1925)
Preston Jackson & His Uptown Band	Trombone Man	b/w Yearning for Mandalay (Paramount 1926)
Original Memphis Five	I'm More Than Satisfied	b/w My Angeline (Vocalion 1928)
Bessie Brown	He Just Don't Appeal to Me	b/w Song From a Cotton Field (Brunswick 1929)
Ike Ragon & His Orchestra	Slap That Bass	b/w Maple Leaf Rag (Vocalion 1937)

Cliffie Stone & His Barn Dance Band	Wabash Blues	b/w Peepin' Thru the Keyhole (Watching Jole Blon) (Capitol 1948)
Buddy Starcher & His All-Star Roundup	In Memory of Halloween	b/w I Will Miss You Tonight (4 Star 1946)
Roy Hogsed	Put Some Sugar in Your Shoes	b/w Stretchin a Point or Two (Capitol 1952)
Bob Atcher	Guilty Conscience	b/w Walk Chicken Walk (Capitol 1950)
May Hawks	Talk a Little Louder	b/w Forever and a Day (Starday 1957)
Rod Morris	Three Empty Bottles	b/w When It Rains Banana Peelin's (Capitol 1952)
Jack Morris	Cooing to the Wrong Pigeon	b/w My Pony Wants to Go (Starday 1956)
Tony Douglas	Old Blue Monday	b/w Echoes of You (Cowtown Hoedown 1957)
Ebe Sneezer & His Epidemics	Asiatic Flu	b/w That's All I've Got (To Remember You By) (Colonial 1957)

Mike & the Runaways	Corazon Lleno De Mal	(Regal 1965)
Los Gritos	Veo Visiones	b/w Reiremos, Soñaremos (Belter 1969)
Polos Opuestos	Smartypants	b/w En El Verano (Hispavox 1970)
Madera de Cipres	Lejos De Aqui	b/w Solo Sin Ti (Artyphon 1972)
El Noi	Zorongo Rock	b/w Sonidos De Colores (Discophon 1975)
Teresa Cano	Perfilados De Miedo	Si Las Cosas No Fueran Tan Enojosas (Nevada 1978)
429 Engaños	Corazónes	Tensiòn: Spanish Experimental Underground 1980-1985 (Munster 1984)

Antithesis	Belle Ciao	Antithesis (Arise 1972)
Noel McGhie & Space Spies	Mademoiselle Tuloch	Noel McGhie & Space Spies (Disques Espérance 1975)
Odean Pope & Khan Jamal Quartet	Three	Nothing Is Wrong (CIMP 2003)

Elias Banda w/Jazz Afrique 73	Machembera	b/w Weekend Special No. 2 (Motella 1973)
Hedzoleh Soundz	Edina Benya	b/w Kandala (Bibini 1973)
Paul Ngozi	Nshaupwa Bwino	Greatest Hits
Marie Josée & Roger Clency	La Vie En Badinage	b/w A la la Banané Fine Vini (Dragons )
Mlimani Park Orchestra	Taxi Driver	Taxi Driver (Polydor 1981)
Loko Massengo	Amour Loko	Nouveauté 1981 (Eddy'Son 1981)

Alvin Robinson	Let Me Down Easy	b/w Baby Don't You Do It (Atco 1968)
Kenneth Fickens	Everything's All Wrong	b/w You Got It (Mitchies 1974)
Lorraine Chandler	Mend the Torn Pieces of My Heart	Pied Piper Presents the Detroit Sound, Volume 1 (Kent )
Marvelle Hampton	I Know How It Feels	b/w I Truly Believe in Love (Piggylo 1973)
Roy Arlington	Everybody Makes a Mistake Sometimes	b/w That's Good Enough (Safice 1965)
Donald Jenkins & The Delighters	Music Revolution	b/w My Lucky Day (Black Beauty 1975)
Ray Lewis	Give My Love a Try	b/w Getting Over You (Fairmount 1967)
Ray Lewis	Getting Over You	b/w Give My Love a Try (Fairmount 1967)

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