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August 24, 2007
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| Artist | Selection | Album (Label / Recording date) |
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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) |
| Max Roach Trio |
Three-Four Vs. Six-Eight Four-Four Ways (Listen: Real) |
Max Roach Trio Featuring the Legendary Hasaan (Atlantic 1964) |
| John Coltrane | Welcome |
Kulu Se Mama
(Impulse! 1965) |
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Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick |
Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick
(Vocalion 1964) |
| Rufus Harley | Gods and Goddesses (Malika) |
Re-Creation of the Gods
(Transparency/Ankh 1972) |
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Talkover Music: Melvin Jackson |
Funky Skull |
Funky Skull
(Limelight 1970) |
| Dick Gaughan |
Bonnie Lass Amang the Heather (Listen: Real) |
Dick Gaughan
(Topic 1978) |
| Shirley Collins | The Spermwhale Fishery |
False True Lovers
(Folkways 1960) |
| Keith Christmas | Spanky |
![]() Pigmy (B&C 1971) |
| Masato Tomobe | Osaka e Yattekita |
Osaka e Yattekita
(URC 1972) |
| Jeff Moore & Friends | Blind Man |
The Youngest Son
(private pressing 1974) |
| Big Blood | [November '06 #2] |
Big Blood
(Big Blood 2006) |
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Talkover Music: Obeng Ungu & Jalan Buntu |
Rabu: Sakit Tangani |
1951: Sumatran Ladies Wearing Hats as Outlawed by Government
(Hot Air 2001) |
| Leroy Foster |
Pet Rabbit (Listen: Real) |
Leroy Foster 1948-1952
(Classics 1951) |
| Rufus Bearcat Thomas | Save That Money |
The Early Years
(Blue CIty ) |
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Come On Let's Have a Good TIme |
Complete Federal Recordings
(Federal 1962) |
| Joe Medwick | Trees |
I'm an After Hour Man
(Crazy Cajun ) |
| Clarence Carter | Patches |
Patches
(Atlantic 1970) |
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Talkover Music: Whitefield Brothers |
Thunderbird |
In the Raw
(Soul Fire 2002) |
| Max Roach with the J.C. White Singers |
Were You There When They Crucified My Lord (Listen: Real) |
Life Every Voice and SIng
(Atlantic 1971) |
| The Hightower Brothers | Good Time in Heaven |
Soulful Gospel Volume 2
(The Famous Groove ) |
| The Inspirational Gospel Singers | The Same Thing It Took |
7"
(Fine 1976) |
| Dewey Young and the Flying Clouds | Guide My Mind |
Gospel Grooves Volume 3
(Rock and Roll Came From the Church 1964) |
| Voices of Conquest | O Yes My Lord |
![]() Good God! A Gospel Funk Hymnal (Numero 1968) |
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Talkover Music: Dirty Dozen Brass Band |
Dead Dog in the Street |
Buck Jump
(Mamoth 1999) |
![]() Rochester, NY, schoolchildren with their teacher, Nancy Dupree |
James Brown (Listen: Real) |
Ghetto Reality
(Asch 1970) |
| Art Ensemble of Chicago | Theme De Yoyo |
Les Stances a Sophie
(Nessa 1970) |
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Talkover Music: Miles Davis |
Helen Butte |
On the Corner
(Columbia 1972) |
| Antonio Adolfo e a Brazuca |
Panorama (Listen: Real) |
Antonio Adolfo e a Brazuca
(EMI ) |
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Harlequin 2 |
Upon Reflection
(Castle 1971) |
| Tommy Rettig | Because We Are Kids |
The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T (Soundtrack)
(G.S.F. 1953) |
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Talkover Music: Bud Powell |
Comin' Up |
The Scene Changes
(Blue Note 1958) |
| Paulson Kalu |
Okwuduli (Listen: Real) |
The Kings of Highlife
(Wrasse ) |
| Bainito Muyanda | Vandu Vandi Vatevananga za Fred |
![]() Kifo Cha Wamalwa (Awesome Tapes From Africa ) |
| The Victoria Kings | Wee Juok |
The Mighty Kings of Benga
(Globestyle early 1980s) |
| Mah Damba | Pory |
Mah Damba
(Syllart 1989) |
| Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family | Feeling Good |
My Ancestors
(Chris Editions (reissue) early 1970s) |
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Talkover Music: Maceo & All the King's Me |
Maceo |
Doing Their Own Thing
(Charly ) |
| Mel & Tim |
Good Guys Only Win in the Movies (Listen: Real) |
Good Guys Only Win in the Movies
(Sundazed 1969) |
| East of Underground | Smiling Faces Sometimes |
East of Underground
(Wax Poetric 1971) |
| Dyke & the Blazers | Black Boy |
We Got More Soul
(BGP 1970) |
| Curtis Mayfield | Back to the World |
A Soldier's Plea
(FTR 1973) |
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Goodbye |
Philly Soul Volume 1
(Philly 1966) |
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Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 8/24/07 9:07am
fightingJCityStyle:
THAT's AWESOME! I wish i could bring my kid to work today!
Fri. 8/24/07 9:24am
Pamela:
What a great combination! bagpipe and (crap, I'm getting mixed up on my genres of music - whatever this is - jazz?)
Fri. 8/24/07 9:29am
pamela:
Is the whole Rufus Harley album like that? I might need to buy if it is...
Fri. 8/24/07 9:32am
Stacey:
Good Morning Doug!
Whose your cohost this morning? Bonnie Lass is bringing tears to my eyes..
Fri. 8/24/07 9:36am
Matt:
That Rufus Harley was hot....
Fri. 8/24/07 9:37am
Doug:
My seven-year-old daughter, Lincoln, is working the rudder and I'm working the wings. Flap flap!
Fri. 8/24/07 9:47am
Sean Padilla:
Masato Tomobe sounds like an Asian, pissed-off Bob Dylan. This is awesome!
Fri. 8/24/07 9:55am
Wes:
The things from the 70s could have been recorded yesterday, the things recorded yesterday could have been released 30 years ago. This is not "progressive" music, this is seamless beauty...
Fri. 8/24/07 10:00am
kris:
Lincoln is your best co-host ever! I think she should do a marathon show for sure.
Fri. 8/24/07 10:14am
Hugo:
WFMU DJs are getting younger and younger these days ...
Greetings to Lincoln from the Bergen crew. Hope she liked that toy moose we brought last year. Hopefully, the whole crew may make it to NY next year ;-)
Fri. 8/24/07 10:14am
Andrew:
Thank you Doug for delivering me from the banality of FM radio rawk on many a desultory Friday morning.
Fri. 8/24/07 10:20am
elwood from bushwood:
I can't hear Joyce Kilmer's name withiout thinking of William Carlos Williams' verse upon hearing that a NJ Turnpike rest area was to be named for Kilmer:
"I think that I shall never see
a WCW WC"
Thanks for your program
Fri. 8/24/07 10:25am
Doug:
There IS a rest stop on the NJ Turnpike named for Mr. Kilmer. I grew up a Washington Redskins fan. As a kid, I always assumed Joyce was Billy Kilmer's wife!
Fri. 8/24/07 10:40am
stephen:
The Gospel tracks were awesome, as is your daughter.
Fri. 8/24/07 10:41am
Bill:
I dunno Doug, Lincoln might have your job soon. She's doing a great job.
Fri. 8/24/07 10:50am
Paul Sherratt:
>>>Hope she liked that toy moose we brought last year<<<
Hugo !! That young lady deserves the real thing ! Deliver one on a fender the next time
you visit !
Fri. 8/24/07 10:55am
eric:
What a radio team. The new George and Gracie!
Fri. 8/24/07 10:56am
Hugo:
Paul,
the real thing is kinda scarce out here on the coast. We'll do have some off-shore whales, though ...
Fri. 8/24/07 11:11am
north guinea hills:
Mmmmm...., bear tasting w/ Scott!
Fri. 8/24/07 11:12am
Doug:
Roar for more!
Fri. 8/24/07 11:14am
Sarah Dee:
Greetings from Athens, GA! Cooool tunes!!!
Fri. 8/24/07 11:22am
Frank Trompeter:
Greetings from the "Land of Lincoln," Springfield, Illinois.
Always like your show, Doug, and I like it even more with Lincoln your delightful co-host. She picked great tunes, has a great radio voice, and is sharing important advice for living--like don't pick on people just cause you're bigger (I wish the [impeachable] President was listening!). Great work, kids!
Fri. 8/24/07 11:33am
Listener zero:
Shoutout to Lincoln! When are you gonna get your own slot?
Fri. 8/24/07 11:36am
meredith:
hello from toronto! Lincoln rules. Do you have a favourite song to jump on your bed to?
Fri. 8/24/07 11:40am
Trish:
Good double-dj show, Doug and Lincoln.
And hey Lincoln: good point about the pants vs. the puffy skirts.
Fri. 8/24/07 11:49am
Zoey:
Hi, Doug and Lincoln!
Happy Friday from Charleston, SC! Thanks for providing an awesome set of music to help balance my hectic workday! :)
Fri. 8/24/07 11:51am
Lincoln & Doug:
Hello Charleston, Toronto, Springfield and points in between!
Fri. 8/24/07 3:54pm
Skylar:
Lincoln, what a wonderful show you had today. Hope you have your guest dj Doug on again. :-) Just playing with you honey. Big fan of WFMU and your father's great songs.
Have a great weekend Lincoln and Doug
Thu. 8/30/07 2:18pm
TCJimmy Rochester, NY:
Listened to GTDS. Hear Rochester Schoolchildren. Look up on Monroe County Library website. See that LP is "Not Checked Out" at Rochester Central Library. Walk downstairs and across street to Rochester Central Library and check it out. Will make my own copy over the weekend. Life is good. Thanks!
Thu. 8/30/07 2:53pm
Doug:
TCJ, so happy to oblige. You will find that the rest of the record is just as phenomenal. I read somewhere that the kids' teacher, Nancy Dupree, passed away a few years ago, but I can't confirm. I bought this record before ever having a kid, but now that I'm a parent, I appreciate the job Ms. Dupree was doing even more. What a gift she gave those kids.
Mon. 9/17/07 7:15am
SiD:
Regular listener from County Armagh, Ireland.
This internet thing is amazing!
Great show as always.
S
PS Dick 'Gaughan' - pronounced 'Gone'.
Mon. 9/17/07 11:43am
Doug:
SiD, Thanks so much for the pronunciation tip. I really love to be corrected on my horrible accents and pronunciations. I also love it when typos are caught in my playlists, so don't hold back people. Let me have it!
Fri. 9/21/07 10:05am
Thatcher:
I'm guessing your daughter is a dragon baby (or there abouts) and based on my dragon boy, girls mature quicker. She's got a lot of Catskills humor in her. A delight!
Once again, I get to be pleased w/ myself when you play something I've had on my playlist (Ghetto Reality). You're still the benchmark.
Fri. 9/21/07 9:28pm
Doug:
Thatch,
Hey, I didn't play that Ghetto Reality, the dragon did. And yes, you are right, she's a "Golden Dragon" (Late January 2000 to late January 2001 was the year of the Golden Dragon. Across Asia, the birth of a child in the year of a GD is considered an precurser to great fortune, health and hapiness. Woo-hoo!
Tue. 9/25/07 10:37am
Thatcher:
And mine, 1st born, manchild, Sept. 2000. He was dancing polyrythmically by the age of 4. The psychic told my mom he'll be a great spiritual leader and never want for money. Dag!
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