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September 11, 2009
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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) |
| Tumba Francesa la Caridad de Oriente |
Ven Mi Morena (Listen: ) |
Afro-Cuba: Percusión y Voces Tradicional y Experimental
(Soul Jazz 2006) |
 (click) |
Lengua de Obbara |
Vacunao
(Qbadisc 2006) |
| Har-You Percussion Group | Santa Cruz |
Har-You Percussion Group
(ESP 1969) |
| Leonor Gonzalez | Negro |
La Negra Grande de Colombia
(Sonolux ) |
| Raphie Martinez & His National Combo | Cool Man! |
Cool, Man!
(Mary Lou ) |
|
Talkover Music: Muslimgauze |
Last Mosque of Herzegovina |
Sufiq
(Soleilmoon 2000) |
| Tommy Elliott & the Line Riders |
Same Dog Bit Me (Listen: ) |
Boppin' Hillbilly, Volume 6
(Collector ) |
| Eddie Kirk | The Gods Were Angry With Me |
Blue Bonnet Blues
(B.A.C.M. 1948) |
| Lawrence Yawn & the Ranch Hands | Every Time I Walk Alone |
The Morgan Label
(HBR ) |
| Harley Huggins & the Barn Dance Gang | Across the Alley From the Alamo |
 Harley Huggins & the Barn Dance Gang (Country Routes 1946) |
| Buck Griffin | One Day After Payday |
Rough Stuff Boppin'
(Collector ) |
| Dude Martin & His Roundup Gang | Murder on the Radio |
b/w It's the Latest Style
(Victor ca. 1947) |
|
Talkover Music: 00-Soul |
Ramon |
The Solid Sounds of the 8-Piece Brotherhood
(Manteca 1998) |
| Safiye Ayla |
Yarin Bu Kadar Cevri Gelir Miydi Hayale (Listen: ) |
Masters of Turkish Music
(Rounder 1930) |
| Sükrü Tunar | Suzinak Taksim |
Istanbul 1925
(Traditional Crossroads 1925) |
| Muhlis Akarsu | Ayirma Bizi Kendinden |
Asik Olan Durmaz Aglar
(Kalan ) |
 Ortaçgil |
Sik Latife |
Benimlre Oynar Misin
(1 Numera / World Psychedelia 1974) |
| Selda Bagcan | Gitme |
Selda
(Finders Keepers 1976) |
| Sivan Perwer | Heybiyênin |
Beyond Istanbul: Underground Grooves of Turkey (Trikont ) |
|
Talkover Music: Obeng Ungu & Jalan Buntu |
Rabu: Sakit Tangani |
1951: Sumatran Ladies Wearing Hats as Outlawed by Goverment
(Hot Air 2001) |
| Billy Murray |
The Cubanola Glide (Listen: ) |
The Denver Nightingale
(Archeophone 1910) |
|
Harry Reser's SIx Jumping Jacks (Vocal: Tom Stacks) |
Horses |
 Volume 1 (TOM 1926) |
| Emmett Miller | Right or Wrong |
(Bluebird 1926) |
| Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers | Black and Blues |
Western Swing Chronicles Volume 3
(Origin Jazz Library ) |
| Jack Teagarden | Your Guess Is as Good as Mine |
Jack Teagarden & His Orchestra 1934-139
(Chronological Classics 1934) |
| Johnny Mercer w/ Paul Weston & The Pied Pipers | My Sugar Is so Refined |
Capitol Jumps
(Capitol ) |
| Lord Buckley | Jehovah & Finnegan |
{unreleased]
(WERE-FM aircheck 1957) |
| Red Ingle | Nowhere |
Tim-Tayshun
(Bear Family 1947) |
|
Talkover Music: Hank Garland |
Guitar Shuffle |
Hank Garland & His Sugar Footers
(Bear Family 1950) |
| Gunter Hampel & Jeanne Lee |
Spielplatz (Listen: ) |
Berliner Jazzbuehne: May 9, 1981
(Radio Brandenburg "Jazz Live" 1981) |
| Andrew Hill | Pain |
Change
(Blue Note 1966) |
 (click) |
Then Soul Walked In |
Goodbye Yesterday!
(Groove Merchant 1972) |
| Human Arts Ensemble | Tiburg Centre |
Live, Volume 2
(Circle 1978) |
| Ray Anderson / Pocket Brass Band | Bimwa Swing |
Where Home Is
(Enja 1999) |
|
Talkover Music: Liquid Liquid |
Bell Head (live) |
Liquid Liquid
(Mo Wax 1982) |
| The Quarter After |
Changes Near (Listen: ) |
Changes Near
(Committe to Keep Music Evil 2007) |
| The Rose Garden | I'm Only Second |
The Rose Garden
(Atco 1968) |
| Kaleidoscope |
(Further Reflections) In the Room of Percussion |
 Kaleidoscope (Fontana 1967) |
| The Children of Lir | Lir's Lament |
Loudest Whisper
(Polydor 1974) |
| Phil Sawyer | Stranger in the Street |
Childhood's End
(Guerszen 1971) |
| Aquamen | Line & Track |
California Love-In, Volume 4
(U-Spaces 1966) |
| Flood | Vacumn |
The Rise of Flood
(Maple 1972) |
|
Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Standy By |
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
Fri. 9/11/09 9:02am
From:
annie
morning doug!!!! nice to hear these familiar tunes!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:06am
From:
Tom
Top of the morn Doug!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:10am
From:
Drummer Some
Buenos dias, companeros!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:13am
From:
texas scott
Hola, Doug. Más café, por favor.
Fri. 9/11/09 9:14am
From:
Parq
Tish, that's French! No, wait ...
Fri. 9/11/09 9:26am
From:
texas scott
paging,Mr. Adams.Mr. Gomez Adams,you have a telephone call at the front desk.
Fri. 9/11/09 9:26am
From:
El Thatchmo ...
You are suspiciously Brown-Friendly.
Do I need to ask where your patriotic sympathies lay?
And isn't your real name ACHMED!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:29am
From:
Bob
"Cool Man" certainly lives up to its title.
Fri. 9/11/09 9:31am
From:
Parq
T-Scott, fyi, that's "Addams".
Fri. 9/11/09 9:32am
From:
jon
wow! look what I missed!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:33am
From:
texas scott
thanks,Pparq
Fri. 9/11/09 9:35am
From:
texas scott
btw,healthcare is all in the head.
just saying,think about it...
Fri. 9/11/09 9:35am
From:
joe
great soundbed!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:38am
From:
El Thatchmo ...
The Poet of the Turntables
Fri. 9/11/09 9:38am
From:
?
that land was for grazing when the dutch ran nyc. I used to have an old map that showed all the family farms. upper manhattan was wilderness, indian villages, and later the occasional log cabin...
Fri. 9/11/09 9:43am
From:
Peter D
Pantheistic country music? Wow!
Fri. 9/11/09 9:44am
From:
Hugo
It always surprises me that the public option provision should elicit so much controversy. In many places, including mine, it's the default option, funded through taxes and based on the principles of treatment according to need and equal access to services, independently of personal income and geographic location.
Fri. 9/11/09 9:45am
From:
Cecile
Hi Doug!
Hi, everyone!
Want to know what I'm making for dinner?
Fri. 9/11/09 9:46am
From:
texas scott
what's for dinner,Cecile?
Fri. 9/11/09 9:49am
From:
Drummer Some
I'll be having a goat-cheese pitza from the local Middle Eastern joint. What'r you chomping, Cecile?
Fri. 9/11/09 9:51am
From:
Cecile
Green mango salad (was going to be mango salsa but the market didn't cooperate)
Chole (chickpea curry) with potatoes and peas
peanut/cumin/carot raita
Weird ass chicken curry recipe that sounds terrible (red wine, chutney, curry powder) but is amazing
rice
condiments and garnishes
pita bread
sorbet.
My friend and I decided to start a new tradition called "budget Internet Indian night" where we get Indian recipes off the Internet and have dinner.
Fri. 9/11/09 9:52am
From:
Cecile
Stipulation is that we have to clean out our fridges and cupboards into the recipes.
Fri. 9/11/09 9:54am
From:
texas scott
sounds like a smart tradition,Cecile
good idea!
Fri. 9/11/09 10:00am
From:
Cecile
We love to double date at restaurants, but it's getting too pricy. We spend less and can hang out as long as we like
Fri. 9/11/09 10:06am
From:
Give The Drummer Psalm
Pita...? Remember:
"What is nan that thou art mindful of it?"
Fri. 9/11/09 10:07am
From:
Cecile
LOL!
Yes, but she doesn't have naan in her fridge!
Fri. 9/11/09 10:13am
From:
Give The Baker Some
Splurge. You deserve to skip to aloo or to immerse yourself in onion kulcha.
Fri. 9/11/09 10:13am
From:
jk
yeah!
Fri. 9/11/09 10:15am
From:
chris
I had nan with taters and peas inside the other night; so friggin good
Fri. 9/11/09 10:18am
From:
Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn
kitch me in the tuchus aran
Fri. 9/11/09 10:19am
From:
Hugo
Haven't got a clue what's up later. Just finished a left-over roast beef sandwich and have an uneaten baguette with chicken here in the office. The trade union offered us baguettes for lunch. They gotta do something to make us attend, right?
Fri. 9/11/09 10:27am
From:
Carmichael
Good morning Doug and Friday happy people.
Fri. 9/11/09 10:29am
From:
still b/p
So Friggin Good = GNFAR
Fri. 9/11/09 10:32am
From:
Parq
Okay, I'm back. Just had to set up my new office phone, on a system most people regard as obsolete. Nothing but the least for this gov. office. This "Horses" song is more fun than a carousel.
Fri. 9/11/09 10:32am
From:
Cecile
Well, we used to have the best little vegetarian Bengali place near us. Great breads, great food (we used to get take out there a lot) but now? not so much. Although, maybe the middle eastern place might have something...
Fri. 9/11/09 10:33am
From:
Carmichael
So, we're talking about dinner already, eh? Since it's going to be 102 and we'll be in the pool, it's a pizza night.
Fri. 9/11/09 10:38am
From:
north guinea hills
Nick Tosches' "Where the Dead Voices Gather" about Emmett Miller is supremely excellent.
Fri. 9/11/09 10:41am
From:
Hugo
Nice Turkish set there. I just saw in the TV news that Istanbul has experienced the worst flood in decades with people up to their waist in water. Sign of the future?
Fri. 9/11/09 10:46am
From:
Parq
Somebody -- it may even have been FMU -- hipped me to a Youtube video showing Lord Buckley as a contestant, an ordinary (if one can call him that) contestant not a "celebrity contestant", on "You Bet Your Life". The wonder of it all ...
Fri. 9/11/09 10:47am
From:
Carmichael
My kids have a history test today on Constantinople. We have been so immersed in it's history that I missed the headlines regarding its present state. They did, however, learn the song "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)".
Fri. 9/11/09 10:50am
From:
Carmichael
I thought Lord Buckley was British. No?
Fri. 9/11/09 10:50am
From:
dc pat
this is freakin amazing (Lord Buckley)
Fri. 9/11/09 10:53am
From:
annie
lord buckley rules. he is all over fmu, too..
Fri. 9/11/09 10:54am
From:
Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn
No, Lord Buckley was not British. Nor was he Neal Cassady, though I suspect he wanted to be.
Fri. 9/11/09 10:56am
From:
Parq
Carm, according to Wikipedia, Lord B was American of English extraction. His Lordship was born in California (out your way) sometime after his dad (not a Peer, by the way) immigrated from England.
Fri. 9/11/09 11:01am
From:
Hugo
It takes a couple of seconds to hear that it's Jeanne Lee ... if that long ...
Fri. 9/11/09 11:02am
From:
joe
tosche is one of my faves. read the miller thing...country the biggest music in america should be required reading, right below the constitution! right now reading mill malone's country music usa. great life schetches the first few chaps on medicine shows, etc.
Fri. 9/11/09 11:04am
From:
Carmichael
Wow, Tuolomne is just down the road, too. Used to be gold country in the 49er era. Now it's mostly meth labs.
Thanks Parq.
Fri. 9/11/09 11:06am
From:
Andy in Berlin
I used to love Jeannie Lee. I first heard her when she was with Archie Shepp. Blasé was the record - great!
Fri. 9/11/09 11:08am
From:
Drummer Some
@Andy in Berlin: Oh you are SO right. Blasé is fantastic.
Fri. 9/11/09 11:10am
From:
Andy in Berlin
Tilt my womb til it runs!
Fri. 9/11/09 11:17am
From:
jk
for buckley fans: http://tinyurl.com/cbtpat
Fri. 9/11/09 11:18am
From:
Drummer Some
@Dum Dum Guy: I think you have it backwards: Cassady wanted to be Buckley. His Lordship predated -- and inspired -- the Beats and the hippies and most other counterculture groups in the 20th Century.
Fri. 9/11/09 11:25am
From:
texas scott
thanks,jk
Lord B was a hoot!
Fri. 9/11/09 11:37am
From:
chris
Doug who is your fav?
Fri. 9/11/09 11:38am
From:
Carmichael
Alright, now we're off to the 60s. Cool ...
Fri. 9/11/09 11:38am
From:
Drummer Some
@Chris: Billie Holiday
Fri. 9/11/09 11:40am
From:
Hugo
I thought so ...
Fri. 9/11/09 11:40am
From:
chris
Aaaah,. I don't know Miss Lee look forward to checking more of her stuff... Hey this trippy track is neat
Fri. 9/11/09 11:42am
From:
annie
doug, i enjoyed the show today. not very interactive, but i did listen. lots happening here this am..
Fri. 9/11/09 11:42am
From:
Chris
Poor Jeanne, only 2nd
Fri. 9/11/09 11:50am
From:
Drummer Some
@Annie: "Interactive" is less important than basic "active." Carry on!
Fri. 9/11/09 11:51am
From:
Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn
perhaps so. just another example of life imitating art, eh?
Fri. 9/11/09 11:51am
From:
a.
:)
Fri. 9/11/09 11:52am
From:
Hugo
Of course, Billie Holiday is also instantly recognizable.
Nice current (kinda Californian sounding) set: Somehow you expect to hear the Byrds. I've been downloading 1970ish concerts lately - with the lineup that made the 1970 untitled double album. Fab ...
You can date the music by the sound of it!
Fri. 9/11/09 11:52am
From:
steven
wow
Fri. 9/11/09 11:53am
From:
Drummer Some
@Hugo: As usual, you've put your finger ON it.
Fri. 9/11/09 11:54am
From:
Carmichael
I'm doing the Swim in my office.
Tue. 9/22/09 3:09am
From:
Jim
I'm still sitting on the porch in Oberlin, thinking of funny words. After a while, you see god.
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