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February 8, 2008
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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) |
| Bob Marley & the Wailers |
Where Will I Find (Listen: Real) |
Another Dance
(Heartbeat 1964) |
| Carl Dobson & the Liberals | Whoping Mama |
 You & Me on a Jamboree (You & Me on a Jamboree ) |
| Ken Boothe | I'm a Fool |
A Man and His Hits
(Heartbeat 1972) |
| Phillip Fullwood | I Gave You My Word |
Spear Burning
(Pressure Sounds ) |
| The Ethiopians | Life Is a Funny Thing |
Lee Scratch Perry: Born in the Sky
(Motion ) |
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Talkover Music: Tommy McCook & the Supersonics |
Billy Joe |
Run Rhythm Run
(Heartbeat 1960s) |
| Cachao y Su Ritmo Caliente |
A Gozar Timbero (Listen: Real) |
From Havana to New York
(Caney 1957) |
| Chico O'Farrill & His Cuban All-Stars | Peruchín: Lágrimas Negras |
El Marqués del Marfil
(Tumbao 1957) |
 y Su Conjunto |
Cachao Te Pone a Bailar |
Descarga Guajira
(Caney late 1950s) |
| Jesús Alemañy's Cubanismo | Ahora Me Voy |
¡Cubanismo!
(Hannibal 1995) |
| Los Zafiros | La Luna en Tu Mirada |
Bossa Cubana
(World Circuit/Nonesuch ca. 1963) |
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Talkover Music: Steven Bernstein |
L'Chaim |
Diaspora Soul
(Tzadik 1999) |
| Dexter Gordon |
I Can't Escape From You (Listen: Real) |
Master Takes
(Savoy 1946) |
| Jimmy Woods Sextet | Coming Home |
 Conflict (Contemporary 1963) |
| Sunny Murray | Flower Train |
Sunny Murray
(Shandar 1968) |
| Raphe Malik | Hightail |
The Short Form
(Eremite 1996) |
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Talkover Music: Thelonious Monk |
Ruby, My Dear |
Monk Alone
(Columbia 1965) |
| Frank Quinn |
The Four Courts (Listen: Real) |
If Your Are Irish
(Arhoolie 1924) |
| Copper Family | Good Ale |
Come Write Me Down: Early Recordings of the Copper Family of Rottingdean (Topic ) |
| Terry Earl Taylor | She Came Down to Town |
Another Time
(Dark Holler 2003) |
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Her Mantle So Green |
I Sang Through the Fairs
(Rounder 1952) |
| The Battlefield Band | Tae the Beggin' |
At the Front
(Topic 1978) |
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Talkover Music: Clark Kessinger |
Wednesday Night Waltz |
The Legend of Clark Kessinger
(County 1964) |
| Phil Ochs |
That's the Way It's Gonna Be (Listen: Real) |
The Broadside Tapes
(Broadside early 1960s) |
| Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash | I Still Miss Someone |
The Dylan/Cash Sessions
(Spank 1969) |
| Pat Kilroy | The River |
Light of Day
(Fallout 1966) |
| J.J. Light | Until It Snows |
 Heya! (Liberty 1969) |
| John Stewart | Freeway Pleasure |
The Lonesome Picker Rides Again
(Warner Bros. 1971) |
| Hellwood | A Man Loves His Wife |
Chainsaw of Life
(Munich 2006) |
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Talkover Music: Hearn Gadbois |
Ancestor's Diptych |
Joinery
(Hearn Gadbois 2002) |
 Pedro |
Dark as a Dungeon (Listen: Real) |
Gnonnas Pedro & His Dadjes Band
(World Wide Music 1980) |
| Mariam Bogayogo | Anytie Tjilalou |
Mariam Bogayogo
(Super Sound Ltd. ) |
| Pierre Akendengue | Sesi |
Nandipo / Afrika Obota
(Saravah 1974) |
| Flash Domincii & the Supersonics | Iwin Nla Pade Wa |
 The Great & Expensive Sound of the Supersonics (FMLP 1967) |
| BLO | Preacher Man |
Chapter 1
(EMI 1972) |
| Orchestra Baobab | Kelen Ati Leen |
A Night at Club Baobab
(Oriki 1970s) |
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Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 2/8/08 9:06am
From:
missy buxley
hiya doug,,,whuts cookin?? weekdend is here again,,,TIME TO PARRRRRRRRRTTTYYYY!!!!! AND I'M FIRST COMMENT WHOOOOOOHOOOOOO
Fri. 2/8/08 9:33am
From:
Frank Footer
Where Will I Find is great. But the opening lyric is lifted from one of the finest country songs ever: Sea of Heartbreak. Felt possessed to mention that.
Fri. 2/8/08 9:39am
From:
Tom
Wow, the you & me on a jamboree blog is really fantastic!
Fri. 2/8/08 9:48am
From:
Doug
Well done Frank! FMU listeners are simply THE BEST. Here are the particulars:
http://www.theguitarguy.com/seaofhea.htm
Fri. 2/8/08 9:52am
From:
Matt
It's impossible to not be happy while listening to Cachao.
Fri. 2/8/08 9:56am
From:
nh_dave
I feel like I say it every Friday when listening, but Doug you really do make it impossible to not be a morning person while listening :) Big smile and dancing in my cubie
Fri. 2/8/08 9:57am
From:
Cecile
good morning, starshine!
Fri. 2/8/08 9:57am
From:
Cecile
Whoooo, "the sapphires"!
Fri. 2/8/08 10:49am
From:
north guinea hills
the copper family singing an ode to the ambrosia which i can relate!
Fri. 2/8/08 10:49am
From:
Parq
That Cooper track has me thinking -- a little breakfast ale, mmmm.
Fri. 2/8/08 10:51am
From:
Cecile
The Gates of Hell saloon! I need to go there.
Fri. 2/8/08 10:51am
From:
dei xhrist
I'm going to start a folk band just so I can cover "Good Ale." Just think of it with a prepared guitar, analog synth, and record player...
Fri. 2/8/08 10:52am
From:
dei x
the earth (belatedly) says hello
Fri. 2/8/08 10:55am
From:
Doug
Glug glug, my friends, glug glug!
Fri. 2/8/08 10:56am
From:
Paul Sherratt UK
Latecomer today .. arriving at the same time as Terry Earl Taylor. I've never met him but apparently he called in at our business yesterday ... just like to echo the comments earlier about the fab " Sea of Heartbreak " That Don Gibson is never far away from the player.
Fri. 2/8/08 11:03am
From:
Cecile
Good Ale is great, but I also have to put in a vote for Wonderbeer by Naked Raygun...
Also, Beer Beer by the Finnish humppa-metal combo Korpiklaani
Fri. 2/8/08 11:07am
From:
north guinea hills
wow!, i haven't heard this phil ochs, nice!, didn't know it existed!
Fri. 2/8/08 11:07am
From:
Brian Sanders
It's 40 years ago this year that I first heard Phil & he still raises the hairs on the back of my neck & at the same time makes me mad as hell for the way he left us.
Fri. 2/8/08 11:10am
From:
jamesie
my boy is in NY for the first time this week, playing Le Royale and Irene's show on Monday... he would love the Phil Ochs and Bob/Johnny tracks.... we saw the Copper Family play a couple of years ago at the King and Queen in London where Bob played once!
Fri. 2/8/08 11:10am
From:
north guinea hills
yeah, i read his biography last year, and it's so heartbreaking....
Fri. 2/8/08 11:27am
From:
jamesie
boy="Balck Cat Bones"
Le Royale date of gig="Saturday 9th Feb"
:)
Fri. 2/8/08 11:31am
From:
Paul Sherratt
I believe that the Hellwood is a Europe only for " conractual reasons " Not sure if that same contract has been applied to good Jim White's newish haircut.
Fri. 2/8/08 11:37am
From:
Hugo
I used to think African country & western didn't exist. Well, think again. Weird and wonderful!
Fri. 2/8/08 11:45am
From:
north guinea hills
during the 20's and 30's, mail order country & western songbooks were popular in what is now zimbabwe. i'm not sure how that fad caught on, but it still informs some african musics today...
Fri. 2/8/08 11:52am
From:
Doug
Jim Reeves was, inexplicably, a HUGE star in West Africa. And don't forget that amazing track from the 1950s called "Chemirocha" by an unidentified Kenyan on that Original Music collection (and one of my past marathon premiums!). The singer is really saying "Jimmie Rodgers" !!
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