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February 13, 2009
A program for all of God's children (and none of his chillun) | |
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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) |
| Gulf Coast Seven |
Keep Your Temper (Listen: Real | ) |
The Sound of Harlem: Jazz Odyssey, Volume 3 (Columbia 1925) |
| Fats Waller & His Continental Rhythmn | Ain't Misbehavin' |
Harlem Comes to London
(Disques Swing 1938) |
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Carolina Shout |
From Spirituals to Swing
(Vanguard 1938) |
| The Ten Blackberries (Duke Ellington) | St. James Infirmary |
Jazz From New York 1928-1932
(Historical 1930) |
| James P. Johnson | Jungle Drums |
The Original James P. Johnson
(Smithsonian Folkways mid-1940s) |
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Talkover Music: Rubén González |
Tumbao |
Introducing Rubén González
(World Circuit/Nonesuch 1999) |
| Butch Stone & His Orchestra |
My Feet's Too Big (Listen: Real | ) |
Even More Mellow Cats 'n' Kittens
(Ace 1947) |
| Fats Noel | Rocket Flight |
Groove Station: King, Federal, Deluxe Saxblasters Vol. 1 (Westside ) |
| James Von Streeter & His Wig Poppers | Hog's Knuckles |
R 'n' B Wig Poppers
(Lucky ) |
| Lenny Lacour | Old Fish |
 Walkin' the Bullfrog (Night Train ) |
| Phil & Marie | Love Doctor |
She's My Black R&B Baby
(Still 1961) |
 Larry Dale |
Please Tell Me |
Harlem Heavies
(Moonshine 1954) |
| Lincoln Chase | Our Love Is Satisfactory |
Shoutin' Out the Blues
(R&B 1957) |
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Talkover Music: Earl Hooker |
Can't Hold Out Much Longer |
The Moon Is Rising
(Arhoolie 1969) |
| The Callahan Brothers |
Limb From the Old Apple Tree (Listen: Real | ) |
In Memory of The Callahan Brothers
(Cattle Compact ) |
| Bradley Kincaid & His Kentucky Mountain Boys | Ain't We Crazy |
Boppin Hillbilly, Volume 28
(Collector 1934) |
| Dick Miller | Humpty Dumpty Love |
 Hometown Jamboree (HBR 1956) |
| Big BIll Lister | A Nickel for a Dozen Roses |
There's a Tear in My Bear
(Bear Family 1951) |
| Jimmy Johnson | Woman Love |
Chicken Bop
(Starday 1956) |
| Nettles Sisters | Beatle Um-Bum |
Rodeo/Excel The Friendly Label, Volume 2
(HBR 1956) |
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Talkover Music: Bud Isaacs |
Hot Mockin' Bird |
Bud's Bounce
(Bear Family 1955) |
| Geraldo Vandre |
Cantiga Brava (Listen: Real | ) |
Canto Geral
(EMI 1967) |
| Sergio Ricardo | A Mãe |
Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol (Soundtrack)
(FM3 1964) |
| Rodger e Teti | O Lago |
Chão Sagrado
(RCA Victor 1974) |
| A Barca do Sol | Córsário Sata |
A Barca do Sol
(Continental 1974) |
 (click) |
Vide Verso Meu Endereço |
Adoniran Barbosa
(Odeon 1975) |
| Batatinha | Direito de Sambar |
Samba da Bahia
(Fontana 1978) |
| Bezerra da Silva | O Federal |
Bezerra da Silva e um Punhadode Bambas
(RCA 1982) |
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Talkover Music: Franz Auffray |
Popcorn Popcorn |
Original Popcorn
(Egg 1969) |
| Max Roach/Clifford Quintet |
All God's Children Got Rhythm [Note: I refuse to use "Chillun"] (Listen: Real | ) |
The Historic California Concerts 1952
(Fresh Sound 1954) |
| Idrees Sulieman | Cattin' |
Jammin' in Hi Fi With Gene Ammons
(Prestige 1957) |
| Don Rendell / Ian Carr | Pavanne |
 Live (Columbia 1969) |
| Barbara Donald & Unity | Love for Eric |
The Past and Tomorrows
(Cadence 1982) |
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Talkover Music: Manteca |
Afro Funky |
Ritmo + Sabor
(EM late 1960s) |
| The Sons of Truth |
The Ghetto (Listen: Real | ) |
A Message From the Ghetto
(Gospel Truth/Stax 1972) |
 The Brockingtons |
Smackwater Jack |
The Brockingtons
(Today 1971) |
| Bobby Womack | Point of No Return |
More Dirty Laundry: The Soul Of Black Country (Trikont ) |
| David Porter |
Introduction If I Give It Up, I Want It Back Interlude When You Have to Sneak (You Have to Sneak) Interlude Help! |
 Victim of the Joke? An Opera (Enterprise/Stax 1971) |
| Kim Tolliver | Learn to Get Along Without You |
Come and Get Me, I'm Ready
(Chess 1973) |
| Funkadelic | Mommy, What's a Funkadelic |
Funkadelic
(Westbound 1970) |
| Matata | Something in Mind |
Feelin' Funk
(President 1972) |
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Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 2/13/09 9:04am
From:
annie
morning doug!!
Fri. 2/13/09 9:10am
From:
Paul Sherratt
The organist enttertains !
Fri. 2/13/09 9:11am
From:
Bob
Does anyone else, when they see "Jazz Odyssey" on the playlist, think of Spinal Tap? ("HE WROTE THIS!")
Fri. 2/13/09 9:18am
From:
gumby
"Derrick Smalls wrote this."
Fri. 2/13/09 9:28am
From:
Parq
Never before heard this song turned around to first-person.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:29am
From:
Parq
. . . and loved the Garbo reference.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:31am
From:
Sunset Park
Doug, Did you ever list your top 10 for 2008 on the WFMU blog? I have always enjoyed reading your lists in the past.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:33am
From:
Drummer Some
G'morning everyone and how you bee? (Buzz buzz.)
Sunset Park, I have NOT done my Top Ten list. Yet. I promise it sometime before '10.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:34am
From:
texas scott
Good morning Doug and the rest.
I found a gem this week and wanted to share.
http://thegroovegrotto.blogspot.com/2007/05/shakin-fit.html
Killer stuff!!
Fri. 2/13/09 9:38am
From:
trev
Listening in England. This is amazing stuff! Puts UK radio to shame... Thanks Paul Sherratt for the heads up...
Fri. 2/13/09 9:44am
From:
Parq
Trev, trust me, it puts the vast majority of US radio to shame, too.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:44am
From:
dc pat
looks like I missed a killer set...that's the way this stupid morning is going...
Fri. 2/13/09 9:45am
From:
dc pat
here, here! Darwin and Lincoln!! Cheers.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:45am
From:
annie
morning pat ; got your post..
Fri. 2/13/09 9:46am
From:
dc pat
nice, so we're friends now?
Fri. 2/13/09 9:47am
From:
PMD
annie's the best friend, ever...
Fri. 2/13/09 9:48am
From:
PMD
And, sorry, top of the morn' to you doug... I can't hear you ver well since I have to keep volume down today...
Fri. 2/13/09 9:48am
From:
annie
yes we are pat... and nice pic, pmd.. i waved at ya.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:49am
From:
Cecile
Hola, junior birdmen!
Fri. 2/13/09 9:50am
From:
dc pat
that's my tough-rapper-aging-punker pose.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:50am
From:
Brian Sanders
It was 50 years ago yesterday that Lord Buckley made his finest live recording at the Ivar Theatre on Lincoln's birthday. Peace beloveds
Fri. 2/13/09 9:52am
From:
annie
i love it. aahhhh. true dat brian. wonder who will play that today... ahem, ahem.. cough cough..
Fri. 2/13/09 9:54am
From:
still b/p
Distracted after turning the music down a moment...I missed a handful of prime goods. It's the damn date..the triska-riska-doh-fubaria thing. 'S why ya got the "stupid morning" goin', too, dc pat. Dr. Kincaid, here, got the cure I think.
Fri. 2/13/09 9:55am
From:
annie
doug i went the whole length and created a folder just for your lists.. major effort for me to add a new folder... hehe
Fri. 2/13/09 9:57am
From:
dc pat
still: the usual, people trying to run over me on my ride in, broken things, bad moods, dis, dat....take deze and doze...
Fri. 2/13/09 10:01am
From:
dc pat
whoa, the original Woman Love?
Fri. 2/13/09 10:01am
From:
Cecile
t"hose ladies won't hold me..."
what rap is that from? I'm going nuts trying to remember.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:04am
From:
Cecile
never mind. Bubba Sparxxx.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:06am
From:
chris
this background music is sweet!
Fri. 2/13/09 10:08am
From:
chris
never heard of Bud
Fri. 2/13/09 10:08am
From:
Cecile
Doug, you might want to conceal your marital status. It could affect your fanbase. ;D
Fri. 2/13/09 10:09am
From:
trev
Agree re: the background music, Ruben Gonzalez was cool earlier too.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:09am
From:
still b/p
My bike's parked for the winter, but the short commute by foot -- and Thursday the 12th -- ain't so very safe/lucky, either. Took a bone-slammin' fall on ice yesterday morning.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:11am
From:
Cecile
I am deathly afraid of that happening since I had knee surgery this fall.
I hope you took some ibuprofen or something...
Fri. 2/13/09 10:15am
From:
annie
knock on wood, i have been extremely lucky about not landing on ice these last few years.. when i know i'm going to encounter ice and such i try to carry a bag of wood ashes.. i feel like hansel dropping bread crumbs.....
Fri. 2/13/09 10:20am
From:
still b/p
The side-knob of my skinny knee is still talking about the hard surprise, Cecile, but it wasn't bad enough for pain relievers.
You do need to walk gingerly, now, along the paths of a thousand enemies in your extra cold zone. Knee stories...malicious meniscus episodes...oy, yeah.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:22am
From:
erik r.
man that a barca do sol was flat-out amazing! never heard the like...
Fri. 2/13/09 10:22am
From:
Paul Sherratt
This bloke's voice gets me every time - Adoniran Barbosa !
Fri. 2/13/09 10:23am
From:
Listener Dave from NH
I don't think I've ever heard Mr. Barbosa before, but I can tell that I've gots to get my hands on some of his records now.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:26am
From:
HotRod
Dougie FRESH!!!
Fri. 2/13/09 10:26am
From:
still b/p
These voices, these warm tunes, or the hip motions they induce, could melt a lotta Maine ice and soothe a knee knob.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:28am
From:
Cecile
Ice that sucka, still b/p, and yeah, chill your knee.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:34am
From:
Parq
Annie, did you have blasting wind up your way yesterday? Here in the metro area, you couldn't cross a bridge and expect to stay in one lane.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:39am
From:
Drummer Some
Listener Dave and everyone,
I got that Adoniran Barbosa here:
http://tinyurl.com/cjrxd5
Enjoy!
Fri. 2/13/09 10:42am
From:
HotRod
How could you refuse if that's the name of the track???
Fri. 2/13/09 10:46am
From:
Cecile
The same way Nina Simone sang "I love you Porgy" instead of "I loves you Porgy"
Fri. 2/13/09 10:48am
From:
texas scott
I loves you,my chillun....
Fri. 2/13/09 10:49am
From:
Cecile
Speaking of that, I loved the misleading headline today that went "President says forbidden word"....
It was "Macbeth".
Fri. 2/13/09 10:51am
From:
Drummer Some
HotRod,
Max pronounced it "Children," so that's how I'm presenting it. The great Jerome Kern had no compunction about tossing around African-American dialect in his songs, but when the individuals whose humanity he called on for inspiration refuse to fulfill his rather sheltered understanding of them, well, I won't perpetuate it neither. At least not when Max Roach himself refuses to.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:55am
From:
HotRod
It's all part of history...and that was NINA SIMONE with a ONE LETTER difference.
Fri. 2/13/09 10:57am
From:
Cecile
It was a big one letter difference HotRod.
A very big one.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:00am
From:
HotRod
And so is "Chillun" vs. "Children"
Fri. 2/13/09 11:01am
From:
kent goldings
if i understand the background on that max roach track correctly (and i may not), the title of the song was "All God's Children," but that's not how it got transcribed on that particular album Doug played? i've seen the title as "Children" elsewhere.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:03am
From:
Parq
Archei Bunker to his family: "Of course, you got a say in things! You got a say, you're mother's got a say . . . "
Mike; [singing] All God's chillun' got a sa-a-a-y!"
Fri. 2/13/09 11:05am
From:
Bad Ronald
I, being one of god's children, am most certainly chillin'!
Love the show Doug.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:05am
From:
HotRod
http://www.jazzstandards.com/compositions-2/allgodschillungotrhythm.htm
Fri. 2/13/09 11:06am
From:
Drummer Some
The album lists the song title (accurately) as "All God's Chillun Got Rhythmn." When I heard Max pronounce it as "children," I made the informed assumption that he refused to pander to an uninformed presentation of black life by a white songwriter. I am merely presenting the song consistent with Max's perspective.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:07am
From:
HotRod
Doug, I need to introduce you to my father...sooner than later!
Your show reminds me of my childhood.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:07am
From:
kent
Doug, thanks for clarifying - that makes total sense now.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:08am
From:
Cecile
And here's probably the reason Simone did her editing on the fly of "Porgy":
"Recognizing that Simone would benefit from formal training with a piano teacher, but also realizing that the family could not afford the lessons, Simone's mother arranged to clean the home of a British piano teacher in exchange for lessons for her daughter.
Inspired by the lessons, the talented Simone hoped to be the first African–American concert pianist. She earned a one–year scholarship at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City, but ran out of money and could not continue studying there. She was not accepted into her dream school, the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia; for the rest of her life, she believed racism was the reason for her rejection. She dropped her plans for a classical piano career and began singing in clubs. In 1954, she began playing and singing at the Midtown, an Irish pub in Atlantic City, New Jersey. She took the stage name Simone partly in honor of her favorite actress, Simone Signoret, and partly to hide her nightclub singing from her mother, whose religious sensibilities forbade it."
Fri. 2/13/09 11:10am
From:
texas scott
Wow! Love the banter in the comments page.
Good show,Doug.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:10am
From:
Sean Daily
Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:16am
From:
HotRod
Please! More trumpet!
ONE REQUEST? Tito Puente "Things to Come" off of "Mambo of the Times"
Fri. 2/13/09 11:22am
From:
JJW
On Barbara Donald, I was listening to a special on her at MIT's radio station and the DJ said she currently lives in Washington state and plays intermittently though she hasn't recorded since 1982.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:24am
From:
annie
parq' yes we did, it was heavy duty wind... from afternoon til just early this am.. and... this music has been great!!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:25am
From:
PMD
dc pat, did you bike yesterday? get blown over by the wind? I almost did...
Fri. 2/13/09 11:26am
From:
dc pat
yeah, man. It was worse going home--almost got blown into traffic and I saw actual waves on the Potomac
Fri. 2/13/09 11:33am
From:
HotRod
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:39am
From:
Marshall Stacks
David, don't let the little man do your thinking for you.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:42am
From:
trev
LOVED that cover of Help!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:44am
From:
Cecile
me too, trev. I'd love a whole show of soul Beatles and Bee Gees covers...
Fri. 2/13/09 11:45am
From:
Cecile
YEAH
Fri. 2/13/09 11:45am
From:
annie
hey maybe this is the build-up to the gettyburg address ala LB. ?? !! huh?
Fri. 2/13/09 11:48am
From:
annie
followed up by barack reading from his book?
Fri. 2/13/09 11:48am
From:
Bad Ronald
Luvs da funk!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:49am
From:
Cecile
hey, bad ronald, good to see ya!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:50am
From:
Paul Sherratt
It HAS to be a build up to something. Oh boy !
Trev ! Welcome.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:51am
From:
annie
when da funk fits, boy does it do the soul wonders!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:53am
From:
PKNY
Funkadelic is so necessary right now, thanks for playing!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:53am
From:
Drummer Some
Annie,
LB's version of the GA would've been SPECTACULAR. sigh.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:53am
From:
it must be in the archives!!
i know this, i.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:57am
From:
potmanpaul
am now definitely in postposting mood!
Fri. 2/13/09 11:58am
From:
postmanpaul
freudian slip there.
Fri. 2/13/09 11:59am
From:
Bad Ronald
Why thanks Cecile - right back at ya!
Fri. 2/13/09 12:00pm
From:
Ken From Hyde Park
Great show...as usual!
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