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January 23, 2009 Favoriting
These things are old. These things are true
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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)

Ewan MacColl 

Are Ye Sleeping Maggie
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Still I Love Him: Traditional Love Songs
(Topic 1958)
Isla Cameron  Once I Had a True Love   Favoriting Still I Love Him: Traditional Love Songs
(Topic 1958)
Louis Killen  Derwentwater's Farewell   Favoriting Northumberland Garland
(Topic 1962)
The Ian Campbell Group  The Boys of Wexford   Favoriting



The Boys of
Wexford
(Topic 1962)
John Kirkpatrick & Sue Harris  A Shropshire Lad   Favoriting Among the Many Attractions at the Show Will Be a Really High Class Band
(Topic 1976)
June Tabor  Clerk Saunders   Favoriting Ashes and Diamonds
(Topic 1977)

Talkover Music:
 Annbjørg Lien  		The Water Lily   Favoriting Felefeber: Norwegian Fiddle Fantasia
(Shanachie 1995)

Tiny Kennedy 

Country Boy
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Honkin' 'N' Hollerin':
R&B From the Radio Corporation, Volume 1
(Westside 1955)


(click)
  		Look Sharp, Be Sharp   Favoriting Maxwell Davis & His Tenor Sax
(Official 1954)
Buddy Banks Sextet
(vocals = Fluffy Hunter)  		Fluffy's Debut   Favoriting Happy Home Blues 1945-1949
(Official 1947)
The Tibbs Brothers  Miss Rip Van WInkle   Favoriting New York Knockouts
(Moonshine 1956)
Screaming Joe Neal  Rock and Roll Deacon   Favoriting Wild & Frantic
(Official 1956)
Joe Johnson  Gila Monster   Favoriting Wild Original Rock and Roll
(Collector 1960)

Talkover Music:
 Melvin Jackson  		Funky Skull Pts. 1&2   Favoriting Funky Skull
(Limelight 1970)

The SIlver Jets 

Linda Menina
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		b/w Você Gosta de Mim
(Mocambo 1966)
The Jungle Cats  Vai   Favoriting The Original Brazilian Pebbles 1965-1969
(Senhor F 1967)
Os Minos  Febre de Minos   Favoriting


b/w Fingindo Me Amar
(Copacabana 1967)
Os Incríveis  Israel   Favoriting Os Incríveis E Seus Maiores Sucessos
(RCA 1969)
Achados & Perdidos  Caubio do Ceará   Favoriting Achados & Perdidos
(RCA 1974)
As Mercenárias  Santa Igreja   Favoriting Brasilian Post-Punk 1982-1988
(Soul Jazz 1986)
Fellini  Rock Europeu   Favoriting The Sexual Life of the Savages:
Unerground Post-Punk From Sao Paulo, Brasil
(Soul Jazz 1985)

Talkover Music:
 Organic Grooves  		Gold Weave   Favoriting Black Cherry
(Aum Fidelity 2002)

Diamond Joe 

Don't Set Me Back
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Confessing: Deep Soul From New Orleans
(Grapevine 1966)


(click)
  		Why Are You Blowing My Mind   Favoriting Detroit, Michigan!
(Soul-Tay-Shus 1967)
Ray Pollard  The Drifter
(check out this hokey video)   Favoriting 		It'll Never Be Over For Me:
20 Northern Soul Masterpieces
(Stateside 1965)
Chuck Wilder  The Clown   Favoriting Eccentric Soul: The Tragar and Note Labels
(Numero 1968)
Jimi Hendrix Plays, Curtis Knight Sings  Gloomy Monday   Favoriting Flashing
(Capitol 1967)
Sir Stanley  I Believe I Found Myself   Favoriting



Chains and
Black Exhaust
(Jones 1970)

Talkover Music:
 Jimi Hendrix  		Born Under a Bad Sign   Favoriting Blues
(MCA 1969)

Tani Allen & His Tennessee Pals 

Fatty Cake
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Boppin' Hillbilly, Volume 21
(Collector 1952)
Bill Lillpot  One-Eyed Sal   Favoriting Mar-Vel Masters: Hillbilly Boogie
(Cowboy Carl 1950)
The Carlisles  Female Hercules   Favoriting Busy Body Boogie
(Bear Family 1954)


Larry Dean & His
Virginia Playboys
  		Stepping on My Toes   Favoriting The Rich-R'-Tone Label
(HBR )
Buddy Sharpe & the Shakers  Bald Headed Baby   Favoriting Sin Alley, Volume 2
(Crypt 1957)
Tex Dixon  She Can't Stand the Light of Day   Favoriting Memphis Honky Tonk Hillbillies
(Del Rio 1962)
Shot Jackson & His String Band  I'm Trading You in on a Later Model   Favoriting Specialty Hillbillies
(HBR 1952)
Hank Williams  Hey, Good Lookin'   Favoriting




The Unreleased Recordings
(Time Life 1951)

Talkover Music:
 00-Soul  		Taboo   Favoriting The Solid Sounds of the 8-Piece Brotherhood
(Manteca 1999)

La Sonora Cordobesa 

El Pájaro Picón
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Lo Mejor 14 Cañonazos Baiables
(Discos Fuentes 1963)





Vicentico
Valdés
  		Como el Viento   Favoriting Alegre y Sentimenal
(UA Latino 1968)
Conjunto Casino  Besame Alma Mia   Favoriting Conjunto Casino
(Ansonia )
Los Teen Agers  Pachanga del Futbol   Favoriting Se Armó la Pachanga
(Zeida 1960s)
Anibal Velásquez y Su Conjunto  El Pachanguero   Favoriting Anibal Velásquez y Su Conjunto
(Pop DCM )
Pío Leiva  Torcuata   Favoriting Sabor y Ritmo Tropical
(Suaritos early 1960s)

Talkover Music:
 Dave Hamilton  		Can You Dig It?   Favoriting Detriot City Grooves
(BGP late 1960s)

Staples Singers 

Long Walk to D.C.
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		Soul Folk in Action
(Stax 1968)
Charlie Whitehead & the Swamp Dogg Band  Help (God Help America)   Favoriting Songs to Sing: The Charlie Whitehead Anthology 1970-76
(Kent 1973)
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings  This Land Is Your Land   Favoriting Naturally
(Daptone 2004)
Johnnie Taylor  I Could Never Be President   Favoriting The Johnnie Taylor Philosophy Continues
(Stax 1969)
The Fifth Dimension  Medley (just Declaration of Independence portion)   Favoriting Portrait
(Bell 1970)
Melvin Van Peebles  Love That's America   Favoriting As Serious as a Heart-Attack
(A&M 1971)
Steinski  None Shall Be Afraid (rough mix)   Favoriting





Steinski.com
(Steinski 2009)
Ursula 1000  Funky Obama   Favoriting unreleased (check out Ursula1000.com)
(Ursula 1000 2009)
Hank Marr  White House Party   Favoriting Bucket o' Grease
(?? 1966)

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

Listener comments!

  9:02am annie:

morning doug!!
  9:03am texas scott:

mo nin doug...what's shakin' catdaddy?
  9:03am ratel:

yihaaa, morning all
  9:04am Parq:

Yoiks! I arrived in the room too late for the Hatkiva-Juju segue. Fridays never really start without that.
  9:24am Paul Sherratt:

Gosh,at this end ( UK ) I thought I heard the ghost of poet, Sir John Betjeman, trying to muscle in, during ' A Shropshire Lad ' !
  9:25am Hugo:

A Topic set! Loved the Cameron version. There must be countless versions of that tune, but my mind's gone blank at the moment.

Also on Topic: The Oldham Tinkers!
  9:28am paulthepostman:

Ah, ye olde englishe folksy what I have more time for now than what I did then...
  9:29am rob:

Morning from durham. Somehow I found myself in a group singing traditional folk songs, shape notes and all, last monday, and now I'm listening to some lovely traditional music. Must be the theme for this week.
  9:47am ratel:

paralleling british folk & rythm n' blues / r n' r... yummy
I wanna podcast !!!!
  9:47am chris:

"thats no Gila thats your momma son" genius
  9:56am Carmichael:

Good morning, Doug and all. I'm in Florida today, actually listening in the same time zone. It somehow sounds fresher!

Brazilian Merseybeat? Sounds great.
  10:02am chris:

I second the podcast notion!
  10:03am Drummer Some:

Top o' the morning (or afternoon or evening or whenever it is over "there") to everyone. Lotta 2-minutes songs keeping me busy. Not to mention the gila monster terrorizing the studio. (The gila monsters have already won.)
  10:11am ~L:

Happy New Presidency!
  10:11am zedprophfer:

organic grooves!!! yay!
  10:11am Cecile:

I thought I had tuned into the wrong show for a minute!
  10:17am Cecile:

This Diamond Joe works for the blues one feels when an acquaintance makes it incredibly, almost inexplicably, big doing the same thing as you do.
  10:23am paulthepostman:

Doug, while perusing the internoodle for some Egyptian >saiyidi< folk I stumbled upon something very unrelated yet no less interesting and topical...

http://www.filastine.com/Sounds/Filastine_JudasGoatTmix.mp3
  10:26am Carmichael:

Northern Soul rules!
  10:27am Carmichael:

And the wind cries Monday .... duh duh duh.
  10:28am Drummer Some:

Thanks Cecile, you given me the name to my new program: "The Wrong Show"
  10:29am Cecile:

LOL! I just thought that I was in a time bubble and Bryce's show was coming on when I heard the Fellini!
  10:34am Parq:

'Cile, I was thinking along similar lines. I had come back in from outside, and thought maybe Doug had been kidnapped and hurriedly replaced by Evan Davies.

I actually bought that "Sexual Life" CD in anticipation of a trip to Sao Paolo. The trip fell through, but the CD sounds great.
  10:35am Cecile:

as a fatty cake, I can get down with a good, fun chubby chaser song.
  10:36am Cecile:

as long as it's good-natured
  10:36am annie:

and bob wills!! roly poly
  10:38am Cecile:

that was such a celebration of actually being able to EAT after the Depression! I find that song really touching!
  10:45am Parq:

"Female Hercules" reminded me of a dancer I saw the other night - incredibly beautiful and incredibly muscular.
  10:46am annie:

"you know the same rowdy crowd that was here last night is back again!"
  10:47am GP:

I'll take one of each please or a combo; a bald, one-eyed, herculean toe-steppin baby!
  10:48am Carmichael:

Ricahrd Thompson's "Two Left Feet" is another fine my-baby-can't-dance song.
  10:49am Cecile:

you should play Tonio K's "howcome can't I see you in my mirror?"
  10:51am Carmichael:

Dan Hicks' "How Can I Miss you If You Won't Go Away".
  10:51am chris:

what a great show. first time listener really enjoying the tunes
  10:53am GP:

Hank...woo hoo! and yee haw!
Thanks Doug
  10:54am Drummer Some:

Thanky, Chris. Welcome aboard!
  10:57am Hugo:

Dan Hicks, yep! Played the "Last Train to Hicksville" the other day and downloaded a 1997 Charlatans reunion concert from Dime. Seconded!
  11:01am GP:

Welcome Chris..enjoy the chaos..be careful though..FMU is addictive!
  11:05am Hugo:

The MacColl - Cameron can be found here:

http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2008/12/ewan-maccoll-isla-cameron.html

(possibly preempting the Doug newsletter)
  11:07am Chris:

Man, I think you are right about FMU being addicrtive.... this is so great!
  11:08am Sean Daily:

Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
  11:08am jk:

love los teen agers.
thank you Doug
  11:08am Paul Sherratt:

Yes, Chris ,welcome to a rather fine place. For years I've been asking if there's anything else quite like like on this planet. No suggestions so far ..
As addictions go, this Friday fix is one to just give in to.
  11:11am annie:

chris, when you have a few hours to kill, check out the archives. extremely diverse. there is a search box at the top left of the homepage.... bon appetit!
  11:13am Carmichael:

Chris, tune in every day at this time and you will find something wonderful.

I am near the beach in Florida, and this stuff is PERFECT!
  11:14am GP:

THis Pio Levia is amazing...how you not be smiling all the time while listening to this?
  11:14am Chris:

Where has this site been all my life...
  11:17am Parq:

Chris, welcome, and say goodbye to your other interests for a while. Paul, I've been around long enough to say with some authority that only FMU is FMU. Last year's April-Fool switcheroo with a Bay Area freeform station proved that nothing else comes close.

And gang, let's not forget that marathon time is nigh.
  11:18am Emily:

Torcuata just improved the quality of my life tenfold! Thanks, Doug!
  11:19am annie:

parq , that had to be the best time.... i only iwsh the dj on the other end had a playlist....there was a performer i tried to name from ages past, she sounded just like her.. no clue..
  11:20am GP:

Doug, to sound like a true Latin American DJ, you need to add some reverb everytime you announce the songs.
  11:22am Hugo:

Yes, the marathon is something else. I caught a whiff of that mayhem back in 06 - during the Doug and Monica shows ...
  11:23am kent:

what are the dates of this year's marathon? i look forward to it every year.
  11:26am Drummer Some:

Kent,
Don't quote me but I believe it starts March 5. Whatever that Monday is. See you then!
  11:27am still b/p:

This show is the Sham Wow that sucks up and eliminates life's blahs, burdens and any brightness/boogie inhibitors.
  11:27am fishmonkeystew:

Sharon Jones! yeeeeeeeeaaaahh!!
  11:27am Parq:

Shar and the Daps!
  11:28am Cecile:

I think I am going to have a contest for WFMU DJs - why should I contribute to your particular show?
Best answer gets a mouse pledge! LOLOLOLOL!
  11:29am Drummer Some:

Cecile,
My answer is the next 31 minutes!

Hugs,
Drummer
  11:29am Paul Sherratt:

Thanks Brian for the DC and thanks Doug for this Sharon Jones song which has been the soundtrack of my life these past couple of months ..

Parq,

I knew there's be no answer to that question.
But I just LOVE asking it.
  11:30am Cecile:

b/p does that make Doug Vince, the guy with the headset? "You know the Germans, they make good stuff!"
  11:30am Parq:

'Cile, spread out your mouse - $25 on this show, $25 on that. Share the love, and get more door-prize chances to boot.
  11:30am Carmichael:

OK, here we go! Johhnie Taylor!
  11:32am Carmichael:

"Are you followin' me, camera guy?"
  11:33am Cecile:

Yeah, Parq you make lots of sense.
  11:33am annie:

i have to figure out which show i should click. i can only donate a small amount this time..
  11:33am GP:

He he..one our assistants just walked by, did a double-take, came in and was listening.."Ohhhhh thats good." was her reaction...Another convert!
  11:34am Cecile:

I love Vince.
And Billy "out of the matting, into the padding!" May
I grew up going to county fairs and seeing the pitchmen there.
  11:34am rob:

b/p, I agree. I've been using this sham wow show to buff out the blues from my paperwork all morning. Typing up casenotes has never boogied this bright before.
  11:34am Carmichael:

Jimmy Carter says yes ....

Jimmy Carter says YES!
  11:36am Parq:

Annie, as an occasional 'thon volunteer, I feel safe in speaking for everyone when I say that anything you're willing to give will be embraced gratefully.

I've loved this 5D track for decades. This passage from the Declaration is my Facebook quote.
  11:36am annie:

my best memory is having the station on in my cafe and a customer walking in and recognizing the format without batting an eye... and i wwas in upstate!
  11:37am annie:

parq, FB- friend me?
  11:38am Parq:

Annie, I'd be proud to. Give me a search term I can use to find you.
  11:39am annie:

hhmm. ok....oh!! i am an admin in the monsanto and its ilk must be stopped group!
  11:41am annie:

i loved this speech...
  11:41am Parq:

Done. It's gonna have to wait until tonight. My strangely Orwellian work puter will not let me access FB.

Drummer Some, thanks for playing the Peebles. I haven't hear the full track, just the excerpt that plays under the closing credits of "Watermelon Man".
  11:43am Cecile:

brown can stick around....
  11:43am Carmichael:

... as long as he gives the drummer some.
  11:44am annie:

you'll see parq that i am quite vocal in my posts.. i have fun..
  11:44am Parq:

Has there been any right-wing blowback about the Rev's praying for increased privilege for nonwhites and increased acceptance of responsibity by whites? Seems just the sort of thing the wingnuts would jump on.
  11:44am ratel:

yeah ! the link's picture is mandatory with this track !!
  11:45am Paul Sherratt:

Now whatever happened to dear Stanley Winston, I wonder ..

This is my first week listening to wfmu with a Democratic President in place. Thought I'd just mention that !

(And the Lowery speech killed us too, perfection )
  11:46am annie:

extremely interesting that obama is an ox and so is this the year of the ox.. it stands for hard work and tanacity
  11:48am annie:

http://www.opednews.com/articles/Aquarius-New-Moon-Solar-Ec-by-Cathy-Lynn-Pagano-090121-698.html
  11:48am rob:

Amen Rev. Lowrey
  11:49am Drummer Some:

You know who else is an ox? You're looking at him! 1961 en la casa!
  11:50am annie:

it will be a good year for you doug..
  11:52am GP:

Off to lunch..have to catch the archives
  11:53am still b/p:

Stepped away a minute...
Bit of a Jekyll & Hyde thing for some of us, no?... Sham Wowery exposure/familiarity, AND deep appreciation of this show/station. Not that there's anything...you know...
  11:53am Cecile:

I'm an ox, too. Me an' Doug are fellow Geminoids.
  11:54am Carmichael:

The Happy Organ!
  11:55am annie:

i always forget what i am but i am triple cancer. born in 53
  11:55am Shamwow:

the Shamwow cares not about the aesthetics.
the Shamwow is only interested in the obliteration of the stains...
must complete mission...
  11:56am Carmichael:

You'd have to be crazy not to own one.
  11:56am Parq:

What a great party this has been this AM! Have a good weekend everybody. I gotta take the kid back to college. Good excuse for digging some Dutchess County winter vibes.
  11:59am Paul Sherratt:

That was never three hours ..
  2:58pm El Thatchmo:

Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction. GObama!
  2:59pm El Thatchmo:

... more amazing than fiction.
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