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July 18, 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) |
| Myron Lee & the Caddies |
Homocide (Listen: Real) |
Minnesota Rock-a-Billy-Rock, Volume 1
(Collector 1958) |
| The James Boys | Back Rub |
Rockabilly Rarities, Volume 1
(Yeaah! ) |
| Mickey Barnett & the Wranglers | Just a Memory |
Rebel Rockabilly Rock, Volume 5
(Jim Jam 1963) |
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Rock Around the Town |
We Wanna Boogie: Original Memphis Rockabilly (Bop Cat 1956) |
| The Four C's feat. Gallopin' Cliff Gallup | A Thousand Glasses |
Straight Down the Middle
(Pussy Cat 1955) |
| Tommy Blake | $ F..olding Money $ |
Gene Wyatt / Tommy Blake
(Collector 1959) |
| Charlie Feathers | Call Dog |
Good Rockin' Tonight
(Barrelhouse 1973) |
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Talkover Music: Dave Pike Set |
Mathar |
Untoucable Outcaste Beats, Volume 1
(Outcaste 1969) |
| Calvin Boze |
Beale Street on a Saturday Night (Listen: Real) |
Havin' a Ball
(Moonshine 1951) |
| Little Royal | I Can Tell |
You're Welcome at The Home of the Blues
(Juke Box Treasures 1967) |
| Syvester Saunders | My Dreams Are in Vain |
Specialty: New Orleans, Volume 2
(Ace 1953) |
| Charlie Calhoun | Why the Car Don't Go |
![]() Baby It's a Mad Mad World! (Sépia ) |
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Champagne Mind (With a Soda Income) |
Laughin' at the Blues
(Rev-Ola 1956) |
| Dorothea Fleming | The Devil Is Mad |
Stompin' 11
(Stompin' 1954) |
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Talkover Music: Jimi Hendrix |
Born Under a Bad Sign |
Blues
(MCA 1969) |
| Doctor Clayton |
Root Doctor Blues (Listen: Real) |
Voodoo Blues: Hoodoo & Magical Practices
(Saga 1946) |
| Irene Scruggs | Itching Hell |
Mama Let Me Lay It on You
(Yazoo 1930) |
| Clarence London | Got a Letter This Morning |
Bloodstains on the Wall
(Spectrum 1952) |
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Napolean Strickland, Jimmie Buford & R.L. Boyce |
Soft Black Jersey Cow |
Afro-American Folk Music from Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi
(Library of Congress ) |
| Otis & Tom Mote | Railroad Bill |
![]() Virginia Roots: The 1929 Richmond Sessions (Outhouse 1929) |
| Robert Nighthawk | Murderin' Blues |
Rare Chicago Blues 1962-1968
(Rounder ) |
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Talkover Music: East Texas Serenaders |
Sweetest Flower |
East Texas Serenaders
(Document 1927) |
| Canario y Su Grupo |
Estan Tirando Bombas (Listen: Real) |
Lamento Borincano: Early Puerto Rican Music 1916-1939
(Arhoolie 1935) |
| Trio Matamoros | Alegre Petición |
La China en la Rumba
(Tumbao ) |
| Merceditas Valdés y Orquesta I.N.C. | Ogguere |
Egrem: El Gran Tesoro de la Musica Cubana
(Egrem ) |
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Alegria y Bomba |
Baile con Cortijo y Su Combo
(Seeco 1958) |
| Joe Cuba | Joe Cuba's Madness (pt. 2) |
Bustin' Out
(Tico 1972) |
| Willie Colópn (feat. Hé:ctor Lavoe) | Soñando Despierto |
El Juicio
(Fania 1972) |
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Talkover Music: Jack Costanzo |
Bajo Numero Uno |
Latin Fever
(Liberty 1958) |
| Gary Paxton |
Mother-in-Law (Listen: Real) |
Clarence White: Tuff and Stringy-Sessions 1966-1968 (Ace 1967) |
| The Band | If I Lose |
Music From Big Pink
(Capitol 1968) |
| Jim Ford | Mill Valley |
Point of no Return
(Bear Family ) |
| Guy Clark | L.A.S.E.R. |
Old No. 1
(RCA 1975) |
| Tony Joe White | Going Back to Bed |
![]() The Beginning (Audium 2001) |
| Catalpa Boys | Aching Bones |
Catalpa Boys
(Anyway 2004) |
| Tom Brosseau | Yodeling For You |
Tom Brosseau
(Loveless ) |
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Talkover Music: Hearn Gabois |
Ancestor's Diptych |
Joinery
(Hearn Gadbois 2002) |
| Beaver Harris |
Skull Job (Listen: Real) |
In: Sanity
(Black Saint 1976) |
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Off the Top |
Bush Baby
(Adelphi 1977) |
| Sonny Simmons, Clifford Jordan, Prince Lasha & Boss Tres | Epistle to Trane |
Jazz Tempo, Latin Accents!
(Audio Fidelity 1965) |
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Talkover Music: Melvin Jackson |
Funky Skull |
Funky Skull
(Limelight 1970) |
| Julian Bahula's Jazz Afrika |
Mandela (Listen: Real) |
African Sounds for Mandela
(Tsafrika 1984) |
| Ernesto Djédjé | Zadié-Bobo |
Le Roi Du Ziglibithy
(Popular African Music 1977) |
| Pee Pee Dynamite | Groovy Christmas and New Year |
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Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 7/18/08 9:13am
From:
Bill
Rock-a-billy, better than caffeine to get the morning going. Did you rob the Fool's Paradise record collection?
Fri. 7/18/08 9:20am
From:
Doug
Bill, no I didn't, but clockin' Dr. Doane on the head with a plaster bust of Jayne Mansfield and purloining his vinyl treasures has been on my to-do list forever.
Fri. 7/18/08 9:29am
From:
spaniel
you're a mad Doug!
get over to the side of the road!
Fri. 7/18/08 9:46am
From:
GUMBY
Way to jump those blues Doug.
Fri. 7/18/08 10:03am
From:
robotlordsoftokyo
wooo just scored some tix to see Willie @ Radio City. hot.
Fri. 7/18/08 10:04am
From:
GUMBY
Billy Joel had some moments, like so many. A hot FMU topic seems to be the Faces reunion. Rod Stewart was a way cool drunk-ass malcontent and then he imploded with the Don't Cha Think I'm Sexy drivel and OD'd on bottle blondes. But both of them have it over John Cougar Melonhead who never got beyond a way cool wanna-be poser status.
Fri. 7/18/08 10:08am
From:
Bill
Billy Joel can't drive worth a damn either http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,629451,00.html
Fri. 7/18/08 10:24am
From:
Richard D
I was turned on to your station by Chris Bopst. Love it. Thank you for another great online musical outlet. Richard in Richmond
Fri. 7/18/08 10:26am
From:
GUMBY
Is that a Rumba box I hear in there?
Fri. 7/18/08 10:36am
From:
GUMBY
I am having a little vacation right here in my cube with this set.
Fri. 7/18/08 10:36am
From:
swami
Your making it difficult for me to go out to visit client's Doug. The 100 degree weather does not propel me to the door. Great show!
Fri. 7/18/08 10:52am
From:
GUMBY
I bet there's some kind of versions of "Mother-In-Law" in a lot of languages, it seems as universal as girl/guy trouble.
Fri. 7/18/08 10:58am
From:
frenchee
Oh, Guy Clark....gush, swoon....thanks, Doug.
Fri. 7/18/08 11:00am
From:
Guy Clark's landlord
I didn't know I bored him so. He was always drunk.
Fri. 7/18/08 11:01am
From:
GWP
Up until know I had only heard Jerry Jeff Walkers version. Thanks again WFMU for your record collection!
Fri. 7/18/08 11:05am
From:
Paul Sherratt
GUMBY,
I've got a perpetual soft spot for Ernie K Doe's Mother In Law.
Saw Tony Joe White on a vintage Johnny Cash show the other day. No idea what he'd been taking before the live recording but it certainly hightened his sense of humour ..
Fri. 7/18/08 11:07am
From:
Ike
Tony Joe White is awesome. But the apostrophe abuse above is making me pull my hair out. (What belongs to the client?) It's everywhere. A place on 33rd & 5th in Manhattan advertises "eggs, potatoe's" etc. And then there is the place with "key's." AIIEEEE!
Fri. 7/18/08 11:09am
From:
GUMBY
Maybe Ernie K. Doe should have hit up Tony Joe and Johnny's pill stash and his MIL wouldn't seem so bad.
Fri. 7/18/08 11:13am
From:
Paul Sherratt
Tom Brosseau, The Orange Record .. I never knew that !
Fri. 7/18/08 11:13am
From:
LC
So much wonderment, indeed.
Fri. 7/18/08 11:20am
From:
Doug
Paul, no, the pesky auto-fill on the playlist entry system added that "the Orange record" in. I don't believe "Yodeling for You" was on Tom's "orange" record. Sorry for the confusion.
Fri. 7/18/08 11:45am
From:
spaniel
doug, enjoy your trip. i'm excited, i'll be hiking through VT and Maine soon too. I'm leaving in a couple weeks for a couple months, so damn, no give the drummer till fall!!!
Fri. 7/18/08 11:47am
From:
Sean Daily
I hate to say this, Doug, but that "Mandela" song was almost as creepy as "Jimmy Carter Says Yes".
Fri. 7/18/08 11:49am
From:
pd
Play the one by Johnny Clegg too...
Fri. 7/18/08 11:49am
From:
Doug
Sean, we could use a little Jimmy Carter, too, right about now.
Fri. 7/18/08 11:53am
From:
GUMBY
Doug, have a great vacation and find us some more funked up African stuff. Can't get enuff!!
Fri. 7/18/08 11:54am
From:
Sean Daily
Doug, a sharp stick in the eye would be an improvement right about now.
But hey, we're finally talking to Iran about their nuke program. All we had to do was bring the Middle East and, by extension, the world to the brink of Armegeddon. Personally, I think someone on one or all sides took a good look at where things were going and finally freaked out.
But then, Carter's a traitor for doing crazy stuff like actually TALKING to the Palestinians... Yeah, we could use more of him.
Just no more "Jimmy Carter Says Yes".
Fri. 7/18/08 11:55am
From:
Parq
Doug, I've had the radio on for a while, but I'm just getting ahold of the family laptop now. Have a sensational vacation, and we'll be digging Miss Monica in your absence.
Sat. 7/19/08 5:40am
From:
Richard Duvigneaud
Thanks for the soul and blues.
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