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December 14, 2007
This program has been pleased to make the acquaintance of Smokey. And his sister | |
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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) |
| Thongmark Leacha |
Sorn Look Sao (Teaching the Daughter) (Listen: Real) |
Molam: Thai Country Groove From Isan, Volume 2 (Sublime Frequencies ) |
| Meas Samoun | The Engagement |
Camboidan Rocks, Volume 1
(Khmer Rocks ) |
 (click) |
So Ompong |
Ariesta Birawa
(Normal 1973) |
| Fujio Tsuneda | My Beatles |
Japanese Rockin' Psyche & Punk '65-71
(Columbia Japan ) |
| Maderas de Ciprés | Lejos de Aqui |
Andergraun Vibrations!
(Hundergrum 1972) |
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Talkover Music: Jack Costanzo |
Bajo Numero Uno |
Latin Fever
(Liberty 1958) |
| Juan Pages |
La Despalilladora (Listen: Real) |
Early Music of the North Caribbean 1916-1920 (Harlequin ) |
| Unifentified | Burmese Medley |
Courlander's Almanac: Familiar Music in Strang Places (Folkways 1959) |
| Unidentified | All Fo' You |
 Songs of the African Coast: Cafe Music of Liberia (Yarngo 1948) |
| The Oldtimers | Ko E Huni Mo E Mapa |
Current Music of Tonga
(Lyrichord 1986) |
 and the Genuines |
Ou Kleine Jannie |
Mr Mac and the Genuines
(Shifty 1987) |
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Talkover Music: Augustus Pablo |
Drums to the King |
Blowing With the Wind
(Shanachie 1978) |
| Bud Deckleman |
I'm Sorry Now (Listen: Real) |
Memphis Honky Tonk Hillbillies
(Del Rio mid-1950s) |
| George Jones & the Jones Boys | World's Worst Loser |
 Radio Jamboree 1963 (United Artists [not exactly] 1963) |
| Freddie Hart | Snatch and and Grab It |
Rural Royalty
(Rev-Ola 1956) |
| Johnny Horton | I Don't Like I Did |
Rural Royalty
(Rev-Ola 1956) |
 (click) |
My Last Bottle of Wine |
This Weary Way
(Full Light 2005) |
| Amy Allison | Drinkin' Thru Xmas |
[unreleased]
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Talkover Music: Nino Rota |
The Clowns, Part 2 |
The Clowns
(Cam 1971) |
| Archie Shepp |
Uhuru (Dawn of Freedom) Part 1 (Listen: Real) |
Pitchin' Can
(America 1969) |
| Fred Rich | Revolutionary Rhythm |
Volume One
(The Old Masters 1929) |
| Heiner Goebbels/Alfred Harth |
Der Zerrissene Rock So, Das Ist Was Wir Bruachen Gedanken Über Die Rote Fahne |
Hommage/Vier Fäuste Für Hanns Eisler
(ReR 1976) |
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Jim Connolly and the Gove County Philharmonic |
Satan's Square-Dancing Monkey |
 Time Stops to Visit... (pfMentum 2002) |
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Talkover Music: John Medeski & DJ Logic |
Swamp Road |
Organ-ized
(Windham Hill 2000) |
| Good Lovin' Country |
Are You Done (Listen: Real) |
Kelp Monthly #27
(Kelp! Monthly 2007) |
| Linda Rich | Sunlight Shadow |
Wayfaring Strangers: Ladies From the Canyons (Numero 1969) |
 (click) |
Blue Swallows |
Forest Parade
(Self-released 2003) |
| Judy Henske | High Flying Bird |
High Flying Bird
(Elektra 1964) |
| Curt Newbury | Maybe Summer Bells |
Half a Month of May Days
(Fallout 1970) |
| Smokey and His Sister | Where There's Fire |
Smokey and His Sister
(Sundazed 1967) |
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Talkover Music: Kerri Chandler & Joe Claussell |
Escravos de Jo |
Copa Mundial Muzique
(Guidance 1998) |
| Billy Stewart |
Why Do I Love You So? (Listen: Real) |
I Do Love You
(MCA ) |
| The Four Mints | In a Rut |
 Gently Down Your Stream (Numero 1973) |
| Nathaniel Mayer | Where Will You Be? |
(I Want) Love and Affection (Not the House of Correction)
(Vampisoul 1963) |
| Bobby Patterson | Trial of Mary Maguire |
Soul Is My Music
(Sundazed 1969) |
 Moses |
What You Don't Want Me to Be |
Time and Place
(Maple ca. 1971) |
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Talkover Music: 9 Lazy 9 |
Black Jesus |
Paradise Blown
(Ninja Tune 1994) |
| Kanté Manfila & Balla Kalla |
Kankan Blues (Listen: Real) |
Kankan Blues
(Popular African Music 1987) |
| The Kalonda Band | Kasilimu Baama |
 Zambia Roadside: Music From Southern Province (Sharp Wood 2002) |
| Humphrey Eshitool | Safari Kibosho |
Before Benga Volume One: Kenya Dry (Original Music ) |
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Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 12/14/07 9:21am
From:
Parq
Hey, Doug. That Khmer Rocks track was an ear-opener. I'd always associated that distorted electric organ sound with Africa (e.g. Fela, that guy who did the "Broken Flowers" score). I never realized it made its way to southeast Asia.
Fri. 12/14/07 9:34am
From:
Thatcher
Bang the gong, Doug. I can almost taste the air of the fragrant isle. You're the benchmark, as always.
Fri. 12/14/07 9:35am
From:
Cecile
Wow. Hi-Ho, hi-ho in Burmese. That's a new experience. Thanks for bringing it to me.
Fri. 12/14/07 9:38am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Yet you rarely hear strange music in familiar places
Fri. 12/14/07 9:42am
From:
Cecile
So very true.
I heard Television's Marquee Moon in a very straighlaced bar recently, and just about dropped my fork. Not the weirdest song ever, but the context was.
Fri. 12/14/07 9:53am
From:
Ronald
Hello Doug! Loving the show us usual.
Fri. 12/14/07 9:57am
From:
pat
yes, I was watching tv the other day and I heard a Buzzcocks song. I nearly puked.
Fri. 12/14/07 10:00am
From:
Paul Sherratt ( UK )
Cecile,
I dropped everything when working in someones house one day, I heard the glorious voice of the Rev. Claude Jeter leading The Swan Silvertones. The home owner pleaded ignorance and it turned out the sounds were coming from a the painter and decorator's radio, outside. But the mystery still remained - why is this stunning stuff being played on the clinically dull, daytime, BBC Radio 1 ?
Turned out that the regular DJ, Simon Bates ( aka Mr Bates ) was on holiday. In his place it was Whitney Houston guest presenting for the day
Fri. 12/14/07 10:03am
From:
Cecile
That's wonderful. What a happy coincidence, Paul!
Fri. 12/14/07 10:04am
From:
jonathan
last bottle of wine. what a beautiful, sad tune.
Fri. 12/14/07 10:06am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Oh Amy !
( Advance notice )
Fri. 12/14/07 10:35am
From:
Cecile
LOL! Uhuru is the real "revolutionary rhythm"
Fri. 12/14/07 10:36am
From:
holland oats
this revolutionary rhythm tune is great
Fri. 12/14/07 10:41am
From:
Wes
My co-worker is in love with some online russian chick, so he's got classic rock blasting over at his desk "give a little bit..little bit of your love to me" yeck...makes for an interesting mix of tunage though between the two of us.
Fri. 12/14/07 10:42am
From:
holland oats
mashup. i think that's what the kids call it.
Fri. 12/14/07 10:43am
From:
Parq
Ugh, Wes, there's nothing worse than being near someone who's all into sappy mainstream love songs. Okay, maybe being at Gitmo is worse, but not by much,
Fri. 12/14/07 10:45am
From:
holland oats
imagine the music they play at gitmo (remember waco!)
Fri. 12/14/07 10:51am
From:
esch oder anarchie!
Ann-uh-KOR-Tez
Fri. 12/14/07 10:52am
From:
Wes
they probably play a lot of Toby Keith, if I had to guess, oats. Pure hell. (and yes, the Waco psyops were strange to say the least)
Fri. 12/14/07 10:53am
From:
Doug
Thanks for the phonetical assistance. Please, everyone feel free to correct/advise my pronunciations. No really.
Fri. 12/14/07 10:54am
From:
Ted from Baltimore
A bit belated, but what Jonathan said about Last Bottle of wine -- loveliest song I've heard in a long time. And now Amy Allison is tearing me up too. You're just putting me me through the wringer this morning, Doug. Thanks as always.
Fri. 12/14/07 10:57am
From:
jeffrey Weyand
It is pronounced ana-cortez with a sllightly diminished empahsis on the "tez" more of an "s" sound than hard "z". Lovely town, bTW.
Fri. 12/14/07 11:11am
From:
Parq
While we're all in pendant mode, "Ana" with one N is "Ah-nuh", not "Ann-uh".
Fri. 12/14/07 11:15am
From:
holland oats
haha! that is so true about getting really excited about a 'discovery' only to find out you were last in line...
Fri. 12/14/07 11:15am
From:
jonathan
i agree, doug. so great.
Fri. 12/14/07 11:17am
From:
Marcy
You mean pedant mode?
Fri. 12/14/07 11:18am
From:
Doug
Parq, I think you mean "pedant" mode. Pendant mode is when you swing from side to side.
Fri. 12/14/07 11:20am
From:
Parq
D'oh!
Fri. 12/14/07 11:21am
From:
Doug
Swinging from side to side? Absolutely!
Fri. 12/14/07 11:22am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Billy Stewart !
The cool shower at the end of a hot, sticky day ...
Fri. 12/14/07 11:33am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Holy Moses !
( Are you allowed to say that kind of thing ? )
Fri. 12/14/07 11:39am
From:
Doug
I stand behind, far behind, every word I say.
Fri. 12/14/07 11:56am
From:
Other Doug
Humphrey Eshitool is a lovely name.
Fri. 12/14/07 12:17pm
From:
Doug
Howdy friends,
Don't forget, next week I'll be playing tracks from my favorite records of the year. Looky here:
http://www.wfmu.org/~doug/Best07/best07index.html
Wed. 12/26/07 7:09pm
From:
ben wagner
what fantastic music, i had it listen to by a lot of people here in the netherlands of holland, you are my favourite station
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