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April 18, 2008
Pope Benedict XVI: God's Cheney! | |
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| Artist | Selection | Album (Label / Recording date) |
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Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio |
Jujus: Alchemies of the Blues |
Jujus: Alchemies of the Blues
(Folkways 1976) |
| ECD | In Tempo |
Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990) |
| Gabriel Omolo & His Apollo Komesha |
Wed Today Divorce Tomorrow (Listen: Real) |
Kenya Dance Mania
(Earthworks mid-'70s) |
| Nimba-Jazz De N'Zérékoré | Babaniko |
 Pre-Festival Lagos 77 (Syliphone 1977) |
| Abdou Salam et les Tendistes | Mu Maza |
Bayun Maata
(?? (Courtesy Awesome Tapes From Africa) ) |
| Afro Funk | Try and Try |
The Body Music
(Kabana 1973) |
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Talkover Music: The Whitefield Brothers |
Wieya (Serengeti Beat) |
In the Raw
(Soul Fire 2002) |
| Dixieland Jug Blowers |
Boodle-Am-Shake (Listen: Real) |
Jugs, Washboards & Kazoos
(RCA/Victor 1926) |
 (click) |
Rock My Soul |
Black and White Piano, Volume 2
(Document 1929) |
| Fred Waring & The Pennsylvanians | Any Ice Today Lady? (a Collegiate Razz-berry) |
The Collegiate Years, Volume 1
(The Old Masters 1926) |
| The Cotton Pickers | Runnin' Wild |
The Cotton Pickers 1922/1925
(Jazz Archives 1922) |
| Fletcher Henderson Orchestra | Tozo |
The Fletcher Henderson Story
(Columbia 1927) |
| Josephine Baker | My Fate Is In Your Hands |
Josephine Baker
(DCC 1931) |
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Talkover Music: Bud Powell |
Comin' Up |
The Scene Changes
(Blue Note 1958) |
| Guitar Slim |
The Story of My Life (Listen: Real) |
The Things That I Used to Do
(Ace 1953) |
| Little Walter | Quarter to Twelve |
Stray Dog Blues
(Rev-Ola 1954) |
| Johnny Copeland | Mama Told Me |
Working Man's Blues
(Fuel 2000 1964) |
| Junior Wells | Early in the Morning |
 Hoodoo Man Blues (Delmark 1965) |
| Honeyboy Edwards | Build Myself a Cave |
White Windows
(Blue Suit 1988) |
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Talkover Music: Jimmy Smith |
Minor Fare |
Straight Life
(Blue Note 1961) |
| Johnny Preston |
I Want a Rock & Roll Guitar (Listen: Real) |
I Want a Rock & Roll Guitar
(Redita 1959) |
| Tennessee Ernie Ford |
I Got the Milk 'Em in the Morning, Feed 'Em, Milk 'Em in the Evening Blues |
Farmyard Boogie
(See For Miles 1949) |
| Al Terry | No Shrimp Today |
Rockin' HIllbilly, Volume 7
(Cactus late '50s) |
| Charlie Gore | Chances Are I'll Lose |
Absolutely Free
(BACM mid-'50s) |
 (click) |
If You Ever Get It Once |
Arkansas Twist
(Globe 1962) |
| Hasil Adkins | No More Hot Dogs |
Chicken Walk
(Dee-Jay Jamboree ) |
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Talkover Music: Dirty Dozen Brass Band |
Dead Dog in the Street |
Buck Jump
(Mammoth 1999) |
| Damon |
Birds Fly So High (Listen: Real) |
Song of a Gypsy
(Damon 1969) |
| Country Funk | Really My Friend |
 Country Funk (Fallout 1970) |
| Billy Nicholls | Come Again |
Forever's No Time At All: The Anthology 1967-2004 (Castle ) |
| Edward H. Dafis | Rosi |
Welsh Rare Beat 2
(Finders Keepers ) |
| Festival | Valentine |
Come, Arrow, Come!
(Language of Stone 2008) |
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Talkover Music: Milt Jackson |
Olinga |
Olinga
(CTI 1974) |
| Gerald Wilson & His Orchestra |
Algerian Fantasy (Listen: Real) |
Big Band Modern
(Discoforme 1954) |
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Umbo Weti |
In Berlin
(Flying Dutchman 1976) |
| Stanley Cowell | Shimmy Shewobble |
Regeneration
(Strata-East 1976) |
| Ray Anderson | Tapajack |
Right Down Your Alley
(Soul Note 1984) |
| Yusef Lateef | But Beautiful |
10 Years Hence
(Atlantic 1975) |
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Talkover Music: James Moody |
The Teachers |
The Teachers
(Perception 1970) |
| Lightning Hopkins |
Zolo Go (Listen: Real) |
The Gold Star Sessions,Volume 1
(Arhoolie late '40s) |
| Clarence Garlow | New Bon Ton Roulay |
Clarence Garlow
(La Cienega 1953) |
| Earl King | Street Parade |
 New Orleans Funk: The Second Line Strut (Soul Jazz 1972) |
| Cookie & the Cupcakes | Trouble in My Life |
By Request
(Jin ) |
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Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 4/18/08 9:06am
From:
#1!
I'm number 1! :-)
Fri. 4/18/08 9:19am
From:
Paul Sherratt
#1,
That's how the late British crooner, Frankie Vaughan got his name.
Fri. 4/18/08 9:20am
From:
spaniel
good morning everyone!
you're waking up me and my neighbors again Doug.
Fri. 4/18/08 9:21am
From:
Listener Dave from NH
This track's gorgeous.
Is it wrong for me to be chuckling at the show's title? I can't tell if it's sacrilege or what.
Fri. 4/18/08 9:31am
From:
Lost Soul
We're all going to h e double toothpicks for laughing at that! But it'll be fun.
Fri. 4/18/08 9:42am
From:
Eric
Man, this piano is awesome! Thank you Doug!
And, also, "God's Cheney" is a classic. Better than what my friend calls him "Darth Pope".
Fri. 4/18/08 9:46am
From:
Dickdong (UK)
<Is it wrong for me to be chuckling at the show's title?>
It depends if you believe all that god stuff and fervently wish to be laden with guilt for the rest of your life.
Fri. 4/18/08 9:47am
From:
jonathan
was that popeye before the cartoons?
Fri. 4/18/08 10:02am
From:
Cecile
Aw, I missed Josephine Baker.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:04am
From:
Hugo
If Joseph Ratzinger is God's Cheney, then who is God's Bush, I wonder?
Fri. 4/18/08 10:05am
From:
Elias
Billy Costello was the original voice of Popeye. I think he was for an appreciable amount of time. Expert I ain't, but Danny Stiles plays Billy Costello's version of Popeye the Sailor Man often, and it's amazing!
Fri. 4/18/08 10:06am
From:
Cecile
As much as Benedict bugs me, I must say it is commendable he is meeting with abuse victims. That's something JP II didn't manage.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:13am
From:
Cecile
You can't be crabby when the blues is playing. Paradoxical, isn't it?
Fri. 4/18/08 10:30am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Hugo,
God's Bush ? Burning question that .. now did that Johnny Preston make anyone think of Ronnie Dawson's " Action Packed " ?
Also, has " Father Ted " reached the US ?
Fri. 4/18/08 10:33am
From:
north guinea hills
i've only seen father ted on dvd, occationally on public television, but then again, i don't even have basic cable. i love father ted! 'tis a shame he went up and died on us.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:34am
From:
insect
god would be bush in this equation
Fri. 4/18/08 10:36am
From:
Cecile
Father Ted shows up on the BBCA sometimes, and also some PBS stations.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:37am
From:
DC pat
Yeah Hasil!! One of my favorite tunes ever!
Fri. 4/18/08 10:37am
From:
spaniel
i think i have a new favorite song (no more hot dogs).
in the genre of decapitation songs.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:41am
From:
Cecile
We need an all decapitation theme show.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:42am
From:
pat
That would include TV Set by the Cramps.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:42am
From:
Dickdong
<god would be bush in this equation>
I suppose that would be god the son as opposed to god the father or god the holy ghost. Jesus!?
Fri. 4/18/08 10:44am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Cecile,
BBCA ? Gosh, it wasn't a BBC programme over here - it was broadcast by C4, a commercial station.
I got in to a little trouble on April 1, a couple of years when I wrote on a BBC News message board, that I'd just learned that Pope Benedict XV was dead ...
Fri. 4/18/08 10:45am
From:
Carmichael
Good morning all.
It's always about who I missed before I get to work. Guitar Slim, Johnny Copeland and Hasil Adkins! I'm gonna need to apply myself to my job a little better.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:45am
From:
Cecile
I'm sorry, Paul. BBCA is BBC America, which is really sort of British Television catchall network over here in the States.
Re: decaptitation - Heads Will Roll by Echo and the Bunnymen...
Fri. 4/18/08 10:46am
From:
DC Pat
Henry the 8th by Herman's Hermits
Fri. 4/18/08 10:48am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Cecile,
British Television catchall , ah I see, a kind of repeater station ..
Fri. 4/18/08 10:49am
From:
Matt
Country Funk sounds so perfect on a sunny New York day.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:52am
From:
Irwin Chusid
"Cut and Come Again" [sic] - there's a great version of this by Del Shannon. Might be in the mp3 library.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:57am
From:
Lou
Been trying to get my 7 year old into Would You Believe...he loves that particular song.
Fri. 4/18/08 10:59am
From:
g
David Axelrod didn't have anything to do with Ollinga, did he?
Fri. 4/18/08 10:59am
From:
Carmichael
Wasn't there a song called "The Water Was Red" back in the '60s, about a guy's gal who was eaten by a shark?!?
Fri. 4/18/08 11:01am
From:
Cecile
I don't know, but it sounds awesome
Fri. 4/18/08 11:04am
From:
Hugo
Decapitation? The Gift by the Velvet Underground?
Fri. 4/18/08 11:07am
From:
Carmichael
Ha, found it!! Good ol' Johnny Cymbal, no wonder I remember it.
I second your idea, Cecile. 3 hours of death!
Fri. 4/18/08 11:09am
From:
Elias
No decapitation set would be complete without Some Heads Are Gonna Roll by Judas Priest.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:11am
From:
Carmichael
Or "Pizza Pie" from National Lampoon's Lemmings.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:12am
From:
Cecile
Good one Elias!
Fri. 4/18/08 11:13am
From:
DC pat
Wait, the Gift isn't about decapitation is it? Oswald sends himself in a box and gets a scissors stuck in his head. I'm afraid that doesn't qualify...
Fri. 4/18/08 11:13am
From:
IntangibleArts
Holy Pope Giblets, batman, this Leon Thomas vocal is everything I ever wanted outta life....
Fri. 4/18/08 11:15am
From:
Cecile
We could expand the theme to "head injuries" and include, "ain't that a kick in the head...."
Fri. 4/18/08 11:16am
From:
Toby
I LOVE Leon! Saw him w/Pharoah in '74.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:17am
From:
Matt
In that case, would "I'm no sicko, there's a plate in my head" by the Oblivians count?
Fri. 4/18/08 11:17am
From:
Cecile
Absolutely.
And Plate in My Head from the Didjits
Fri. 4/18/08 11:22am
From:
Carmichael
Do they have to be tragic accidents? I know a good number of homicide tunes. Mostly guys killing their woman because she ain't doin' him right.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:23am
From:
Sean Daily
Like this Stanley Conwell.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:24am
From:
Carmichael
I'm definitely gonna go score me some Leon. Now I'm into yodeling, BIG time. Move over, Sons of the Pioneers.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:25am
From:
Cecile
I will leave our host to make that call.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:25am
From:
Carmichael
Look, I love a good tragic accident as much as the next guy. I'm just sayin' ....
Fri. 4/18/08 11:26am
From:
Dickdong
The Gift. It's the schmuck Waldo who parcels himself off to his lady love only to have the scissors plunged fairly and squarely into his skull. More amateur trapanning than decapitation.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:27am
From:
Carmichael
She turns the tables on him. Now we're talkin ..
Fri. 4/18/08 11:29am
From:
Paul Sherratt
The Baptist Generals " 2/3rds Jim's Head " I seem to remember that being headless song.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:31am
From:
GUMBY
Just outstanding music, as always Doug, wish I could delay this meeting I have a half hour.
Fri. 4/18/08 11:33am
From:
Cecile
Can you pause your Windows Media player, Gumby?
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