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October 5, 2007
"I want to be a force for good"
(John Coltrane)
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Artist Selection Album    (Label / Recording date)
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)

Gal Costa e Caetano Veloso 

Quem Me Dera
(Listen: Real)
 
Domingo
(Verve 1967)
Raul Seixas  Mosca No Soba   Brazil 70
(Soul Jazz )


(click)
 
Ao Meu Amor   Os Canibais
(Mocambo 1967)
Os Abutres  De Com Forca... Pra Frente   Dê Com Força... prá Frente
(Riosom 1969)
Zegê & the Silver Jets  Tremendamente Apaixonado   Zegê & the Silver Jets
(Rozenblit 1970)

Talkover Music:
Arkie Shibley 
Blue Guitar Ramble   Hot Rod Race
(Collector 1951)

Alton Guyon 

Coffee Baby
(Listen: Real)
 




Starday Dixie Rockabilly
Volume 2

(Ace late 1950s)
Connie Dycus  I Could Shoot Myself
(If I Wasn't Afraid of a Gun)  
Dixie Boppin' Country Billies
(Dixie 1960)
Leon Bass & the Rhythm Drifters  Fools Like Me   Wildcat Jamboree!
(Norton )
Blackie Jenkins & the Satelites  Spaceship Life   Rural Rockin Hicks
(Collector 1967)
Glen Barber  Styles and Ways of the World   Rock & Roll Country Style
Volume 2
(American Country Music )

Talkover Music:
00-Soul 
Taboo   The Solid Sounds of the 8-Piece Brotherhood
(Manteca 1999)

Orquesta Casino de la Playa 

Coge Pa' la Cola
(Listen: Real)
 
Memories of Cuba
(Tumbao )
Chorolo y Su Combo  Descarga Atomica   New York Descargas
(SLI )
La Kábala  El Cumbanchero   La Kábala
(RCA Victor 1970)
Orquesta La Terrifica  Biribo   Terrifica
(International 1974)




Vilató y
Los Kimbos
 
Fundete   Agaucero no Me Moja
(Cotique 1979)

Talkover Music:
Jackie Mittoo 
Death Trap   Champion in the Arena 1976-1977
(Blood and Fire 1977)

Incredible String Band 

Swift as the Wind
(Listen: Real)
 
The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter
(Elektra 1967)
Dave Burland  The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Sweet Thames, Flow Softly  
The Songs of Ewan MacColl
(Rubber 1978)
Meic Stevens  Bryn Unigrwydd   Sackcloth & Ashes
The EPs, Volume 1
(Sumbeam 1971)
Alasdair Roberts  The Month of January  


The Crook of My Arm

(Secretly Canadian 2001)




Ken Hyder's
Talisker
 
Drum Salute & Lament for Mal Dean   Dreaming of Glenisla
(Reel Recordings 1975)

Talkover Music:
Milt Jackson 
Olinga   Olinga
(CTI 1974)

Extra Golden 

Obama
(Listen: Real)
 



Hera Ma Nono

(Thrill Jockey 2007)

Closing Theme:
John Lee Hooker 
Stand By   I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971)

Listener comments!

Fri. 10/5/07 9:24am From: pat

FIRST! Thanks for the tunes Doug.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:25am From: krex

great first set! happy friday all!

Fri. 10/5/07 9:25am From: Vivian

Good Morning to Doug and everyone in WFMU land! Liking the Blue Guitar Ramble on this cloudy morning.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:27am From: Christina

yeah, it's hitting the spot right now.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:29am From: pat

AAAAHHHH! I have a freakin meeting every Friday at 11! No Trane for me.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:30am From: Christina

God, it's like this song was written expressly for me.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:31am From: Matt

Yeah, this Alton Guyon song could be the soundtrack to my commute every morning.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:32am From: Dilbert

pat - you have to suffer for the music. what's more important: Trane or your job? i think the answer should be clear to you.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:32am From: mike

Not usually one to drink the coffee, but I will raise a mug in honor of Mr. Guyon, and you Doug. Thanks again.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:35am From: Paul Sherratt - Uk

" Don't Forget The Coffee, Billy Joe "

Just had my serious afternoon fix on this warm & sleepy, sunny day.

No napping allowed today !

Fri. 10/5/07 9:38am From: pat

Hmm, job or music?...Well, I work for a conservation org so really I'm working to preserve this planet for human life so everyone can go on listening to music. I guess I'll sacrifice my ears for the good of all...

Fri. 10/5/07 9:38am From: Lars

really looking forward to the Coltrane doc!

Fri. 10/5/07 9:42am From: Parq

Doug's gonna be on in the office today, and my workload can stuff it.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:43am From: Paul Sherratt

That's not Lars from Cholmondeley is it ?

Fri. 10/5/07 9:45am From: Lars

no, Lars from DC

Fri. 10/5/07 9:47am From: christina

I freakin' love cuban music.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:48am From: Paul Sherratt

Well it was close ...

Portuguese speaking listeners please note - Cholmondeley is pronounced " Chummly "

Fri. 10/5/07 9:48am From: Eric Hoffsten

Great show as always, Doug. Really grooved on that Os Canibais, which reminded me that I hadn't been to Brazilian Nuggets in a while... and lo and behold!

Fri. 10/5/07 9:51am From: Doug

Eric, Now you know all my secrets! Brazilian Nuggets is fantastic. Also check out Loronix and J Thyme... Kind for other amazing Brazilian downloads.

Fri. 10/5/07 9:51am From: pat

dang! another DCer. There are tons of us listening to FMU.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:01am From: Christina

Is all this stuff you're playing off the brazilian nuggets site?

Fri. 10/5/07 10:02am From: Parq

While we're on the subject of cool music blogs, Crud Crud is a great source for FMUish off-off-mainstream music, domestic and international.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:03am From: Doug

Christina,
Three of the Brazilian tracks ARE from that site! It's been a good couple of weeks over at Brazilian Nuggets.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:06am From: Christina

Yeah, this is making it hard to work since I have to keep coming back to this window to see what's playing!

Fri. 10/5/07 10:08am From: mike

as lewis mumford says- Dance before drudgery!

Fri. 10/5/07 10:14am From: Thatcher

The Greatest Hits of Scientologists! Swift as the Clay.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:17am From: Thatcher

"that which is secret gathers together and takes root and darkens all the more for being named" WBY
God bless the Irish mystics. Thugs and seers all.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:23am From: Paul Sherratt

I could sense that Meic Stevens in the air ..

Fri. 10/5/07 10:29am From: Dolbert

pat - thanks for taking one for the team.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:31am From: bonnie

Thanks for playing "The Month of January" -- it was really beautiful.

Fri. 10/5/07 10:31am From: raga

wow! this Ken Hyder's Talisker is nice!

Fri. 10/5/07 10:37am From: Doug

The Hyder record is part of a series of releases on a fabulous new label called Reel Recordings. Read more about it here: http://reelrecordings.org/ken_hyder.php

Fri. 10/5/07 10:48am From: Luciano

Hi Doug,
late afternoon here in Italy ... still at work, but your playlist helps a lot in keeping me up!
Thanks / cheers!

Fri. 10/5/07 10:58am From: pat

Man! That Oneida, Simply Saucer, Old Time Rilijun gig is going to be amazing. I'll be missing that too.....waaaaaaaaaaa! See you all later, and thanks Doug.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:01am From: Doug

Please free to keep the comments coming throughout the airing of the documentary!

Fri. 10/5/07 11:02am From: krex

w0000t! Trane! thanks Doug.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:03am From: Christina

How's this for dorky? I just put a reminder on my outlook calendar so that I remember to tune in for the next four fridays.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:04am From: chris Garcia

jon lucien RIP

Fri. 10/5/07 11:05am From: krex

I did that as soon as I read about it earlier this week. not dorky, 'prepared'.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:09am From: mike

Thanks for the tip Christina. I wrote it on a regular calendar like an incompetent dork. I'm transferring it to the space age right now.

Doug- thank you, thank you, thank you.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:10am From: Doug

We are all dorks together. Long live the dorks.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:21am From: Christina

I pass thru Philly on the train when I go from NYC to DC to see the folks ... boy is it down at the heel. I"m sure there are revitalized areas but I was shocked. When I think of messed up cities I think of Baltimore or Detroit, not Philadelphia.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:29am From: Bob DuCharme

Cal Massey's name just keeps coming up... I got the album off of emusic.com, and it's great, but I wish someone had tuned that piano before they recorded it.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:43am From: Liz French

Hi Doug:

Was this doc ever aired? I will send a letter of appreciation, this is a TREASURE.

thanks for broadcasting it.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:44am From: Lars

This is really great. Can't wait for next week. Expect my love letter to the producer sometime soon. (Especially since I'll be away from all internet two Fridays from now!)

Fri. 10/5/07 11:45am From: Doug

"Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone" first aired on public radio stations across the country back in 2001, which would have been Coltrane's 75th year. It has never aired since and has never been made available commercially.

Fri. 10/5/07 11:48am From: Christina

Think about what's to come -- the greatness they're going to cover in the next four hours. We've barely gotten started, here.

Fri. 10/5/07 12:00pm From: mike

"A Force for good." God- I'm sitting here at my desk trying not to cry. I'll definitely write a thank you to the producers for this. Transcendent.

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