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January 25, 2008 Favoriting
Love spelled backwards is Evol


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Artist Selection Album    (Label / Recording date)
Theme Music:
 Sarah Webster Fabio  		Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues   Favoriting Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
(Folkways 1976)
ECD  In Tempo   Favoriting Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990)

Senén Suárez u Su Conjunto del
Tropicana Night-Club 

Anana Arena
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  Favoriting 		Guaguancó Callejero
(Tumbao )
Orquesta "Monstruo" del Chino Flores  Cuando Canta el Cornetin   Favoriting Bailemos Danzon
(Coro )


(click)
  		Cucala   Favoriting Cotijo en New York
(Rhumba 1959)
Maño Lopez y Su Ritmo  My Chewing Gum   Favoriting Kumbam
(Modiner )
Celia Cruz con la Sonora Matancera  Plegaria a la Roye   Favoriting Canta
(Palladium )
La Lupe  Alivio   Favoriting They Call Me La Lupe
(Tico 1966)

Talkover Music:
 Jack Costanzo  		Bajo Numero Uno   Favoriting Latin Fever
(Liberty 1958)

Jorge Lopez Ruiz 

Relatos
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  Favoriting 		Bronca Buenos Aires
(What Music 1970)
Larry Willis  Funky Judge   Favoriting A New Kind of Soul
(LLP 1970)
Bill Plummer  Journey to the East   Favoriting



Bill Plummer and the
Cosmic Brotherhood
(Impulse! 1968)
Volker Kriegel  Slum on Wheels   Favoriting Inside: The Missing Link
(MPS 1971)

Talkover Music:
 Luciano Perrone  		Berimbau & Capoeira   Favoriting Batucada Capoeira
(Soul Jazz 1972)

Ban Cap Na (and others) 

Pii ta' laen reedpipe
(and 4 other selections)
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  Favoriting 		Bamboo on the Mountains
(Smithsonian/Folkways 1990, 1994)
Gia Dình (Ba Phô)  Hát Xâm: Nuóc Chày Dôi Dòng   Favoriting Quê Huong
(Felmay 2005)
Unknown  Karaoke Bar, North Vietnam   Favoriting Make Love Flying Motorcyle (unreleased)
(Angie Eng 2000-2001)





Unidentified  		Rebel Guitars in Strange Dialect   Favoriting Radio Phnom Penh
(Sublime Frequenices 2006)
Ly Ngúa Ô  Saigon Ói   Favoriting Hò! Roady Music From Vietnam
(Trikont 2000)
Dengue Fever  Woman in the Shoes   Favoriting Venus on Earth
(M80 2008)

Talkover Music:
 The Steps  		Babendi Bendi   Favoriting Krontjong Warna-Warni
(Time Stereo 1960s)

John Lee Hooker 

Baby You Ain't No Good
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  Favoriting 		Sings the Blues
(Crown 1954)
Champion Jack Dupree  My Home's in Hell   Favoriting When You Feel the Feeling You Was Feeling
(Blue Horizon 1968)
Johnny Shines  Just a Little Tenderness   Favoriting Johnny Shines
(Hightone 1970)
James Cotton  Cotton Crop Blues   Favoriting Mystery Train:
Junior Parker, James Cotton, Pat Hare
(Rounder 1954)
Hound Dog Taylor  Give Me Back My Wig   Favoriting


Hound Dog Taylor and the House
Rockers
(Alligator 1971)
The Super Super Blues Band  Long Distance Call   Favoriting The Super Super Blues Band
(Chess 1967)

Talkover Music:
 Jimi Hendrix  		Born Under a Bad Sign   Favoriting Blues
(MCA 1965)







Beverly
Kenney
 

I Never Has Seen Snow
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  Favoriting 		Sings WIth Jimmy Jones and the Basie-Ites
(Roost 1956)
Anita O'Day w/ Stan Kenton  And the Tears Flowed Like WIne   Favoriting Vine Street Divas
(Capitol 1944)
Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet  Aborigine Dance in Scotland   Favoriting Illumination!
(Impulse! 1963)
Sonny Clark  News for Lulu   Favoriting Sonny's Crib
(Blue Note 1957)

Talkover Music:
 Joe Henderson (feat. Alice Coltrane)  		Water   Favoriting The Elements
(Milestone 1973)

Marvin Rainwater 

Mr. Blues
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  Favoriting 		MGM Rockabilly, Volume 1
(MGM )
Cecil Campbell & His Tennessee Ramblers  Paper Roses   Favoriting Cecil Campbell & His Tennessee Ramblers
(Bronco Buster )
Warner Mack  The Bridge Washed Out   Favoriting




Rockin' the Country
(Decca 1965)
Werly Fairburn  Love Spelled Backward Is Evol   Favoriting Everybody's Rockin'
(Bear Family 1954)

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

Listener comments!

  9:16am Paul Sherratt UK:

I think this first set is making someone, somewhere in Ireland pretty happy.



And folk elsewhere too, obviously!
  9:21am Paul Sherratt:

I'm currently reminded of the slightly risque jukebox hit of Lanor Records' star Donald Jacobs " She Kept Chewing Gum "

http://www.lanorrecords.com/lanors45page2.html
  10:26am steve:

For some reason 'rebel guitars in strange dialect' is reminding me of the theme tune to'the Double Deckers' (70s UK TV series - probably deeply rubbish but fond memories!)
  10:38am Liz B.:

Loving the Southeast Asia set!
  10:40am steve:

South East Asia? Definitely adventure - great stuff!
  10:47am Cecile:

The Crawling Kingsnake John Lee! Yay!
  10:54am Paul Sherratt:

Champion Jack - one-time resident of Halifax, West Yorkshire !
  10:55am Cecile:

Doug, what are you trying to say? We denizens of XX chromosome land are giving you problems?
  10:59am Doug:

Oh hardly Cecile! This show loves the wimmins. It neither endorses nor espouses the misogynistic content found in a helluva lot of the blues songs it airs -- purely for historical value, of course.
  11:02am Cecile:

Of course!
  11:02am Carmichael:

Hound Dog! Great song that's seen many plays in the Carmichael home. Thanks, Doug
  11:04am Joel Wanek:

Greetings Sir Doug! Thanks for the shot of blues this morning. Its working better than my coffee.
cheers from Chicago...
  11:19am anne:

has anyone seen the movie Honeydripper yet? recommend it?
  11:20am Matt:

I always love it when you compare bands to baseball teams. The idea of Howlin' Wolf as a pitcher....man, he'd make Bob Gibson look like a little leaguer!
  11:27am Dave in Montreal:

Luren Bacall sings this one in the Big Sleep!
  11:55am north guinea hills:

nice werly fairbum.....
  11:57am Paul Sherratt:

Werly spelt backwards could be Welsh ..
  8:41pm mike tp:

doug got agreat reaction from an elderly truck driver who was digging the champ jack dupree tune .the blues works.
  9:57am Thatcher:

Again, you tickle the back of my brain, Doug. Soho Music Gallery. I spent many lonely afternoons in there as a bachelor teenager buying El Saturn 12"s and trolling through the Eno catalogue before going to hear Sun Ra at Art On The Beach.
"That which is secret gathers together and takes root and darkens all the more for being named"
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