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May 4, 2007 Favoriting
Twenty-seven years ago, Ohio National Guardsmen killed kids at Kent State. You wonder if any of those guys have lost grandkids in Iraq
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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)

Lata Mangeshkar 

Chori Chori Chupke
Chupke
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  Favoriting 		Aap Ki Kasam (Soundtrack)
(EMI 1973)
Kishore Kumar  Main Hoon Jhoom Jhumroo   Favoriting Jhumroo (Soundtrack)
(EMI 1961)
Mohammed Rafi  Ganga Meri Maan Ka Naam   Favoriting Tumse Achha Kaun Hai (Soundtrack)
(EMI 1969)
Hemlata  Na Na Na Yeh Kya Karne Lage Ho   Favoriting



The Bombay Connection
(Bombay Connection 1980)

Talkover Music:
 Clifford Coulter  		Big Fat Funky Shirley   Favoriting East Side San Jose
(Impulse! 1970)

Ralph Richardson 

Little Dog Yodel
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  Favoriting 		Classic Old Time Music on Okeh
(British Archive of Country Music 1928)
Montana Slim  One Golden Curl   Favoriting Dynamite Trail:
The Decca Years 1954-1958
(Bear Family 1955)
Washboard Wonders  Let's Incorporate   Favoriting Farewell Blues: Hot Strings Bands 1936-1941
(Krazy Kat )
Harry Choates  Wrong Keyhole   Favoriting Fiddle King of Cajun Swing
(Arhoolie 1946)


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  		Aux Bal Se Te Maurice   Favoriting Cajun Country
(JSP 1938)

Talkover Music:
 The Steps  		Babendi Bendi   Favoriting Krontjong Warna-Warni
(Time Stereo 1960s)

Sexteto Occidente 

Miguel, los Hombres
no Lloran
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  Favoriting 		Yo No Tumbo Caña
(Tumbao 1926)
Pío Leiva  Cuba De Mi Corazon   Favoriting Yo Balio Con Ella
(Tumbao )
Perez Prado  Pachuca   Favoriting



¡Primal!
(Rev-Ola )
Los Corraleros de Majagual  Del Tingo al Tango   Favoriting Ola Latina: Grandes Exitos Discos Fuentes 1
(Discos Fuentes/Amigo )
Los Millonarios  Casatschok   Favoriting Exitos Bailables
(Discos Fuentes )

Talkover Music:
 Joe Claussell & Keri Chandler  		Escravos de Jo   Favoriting Copa Mundial Muzique
(Guidance 1998)






Brother Ah 

Love Piece
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  Favoriting 		Sound Awareness
(Strata-East 1972)
Max Roach  Mendacity   Favoriting Percussion Bitter Sweet
(Impulse! 1961)
Max Roach  The Dream/It's Time   Favoriting Chattahoochee Red
(Columbia 1981)
Max Roach Quartet  Ode From Black Picture Show   Favoriting



Pictures in
a Frame
(Soul Note 1979)

Talkover Music:
 Augustus Pablo  		Drums to the King   Favoriting Blowing With the Wind
(Shanachie 1978)

J. Robert Bradley 

Amazing Grace
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		When Gospel Was Gospel
(Shanachie ca. 1960)
Five Blind Boys of Alabama  Alone and Motherless   Favoriting Specialty Gospel Series
(Specialty )
The Dixieaires  The Lord's Alphabet   Favoriting O Gospel Where Art Thou?
(Morada Music )
The Singing-Aires  Too Bad   Favoriting Power in the Blood
(Rae-Cox )




The Shaw Singers
(Rev. Johnny Shaw
and Opal Shaw)
  		Waiting for My Child to Come Home   Favoriting Designer: Volumes 1 & 2
(Jake Works )

Talkover Music:
 Glenn Lee  		Joyful Sounds   Favoriting Sacred Instrumentals
(Arhoolie )

Roshell Anderson 

I'm Pushin' On
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  Favoriting 		Introducing...
(Sunburst 1974)
Quincy Jones  Main Squeeze   Favoriting



The Lost Man
(Soundtrack)
(Uni 1970)
The Soul Children  Can't Let You Go   Favoriting Friction
(Stax 1974)
St. Vincent's Latinaires  Hot Pants I'm Coming   Favoriting Good God! Heavy Funk Covers of James Brown
From All Over the World 1968-1974
(Guerrilla )
Tommie Young  That's How Strong My Love Is   Favoriting Do You Still Feel the Same Way
(Soul Power 1973)
Arthur Adams  I Gotta Help My People   Favoriting It's Private Tonight
(Blue Thumb 1972)

Talkover Music:
 Nicola Conte  		Forma 2000   Favoriting Bossa Per Due
(ESL 2000)

Vinicius de Moraes, Maria Bethania & Toquinho 

O Dia da Criação
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  Favoriting 		Vinicius + Bethania + Toquinho
(Trova 1971)


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  		Pedro Pedreiro   Favoriting Volume 1
Edu Lobo  Jogo de Roda   Favoriting Edu Lobo
(Universal )

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

Listener comments!

  12:26pm Mike Lupica:

The first time I heard that Brother Ah piece was while stuck in a huge traffic jam crossing the Brooklyn Bridge on a crappy, rainy night. Brian Turner ended his show with it and the gathered sounds of the music, the vocalists, the rain whipping against the windshield, and the hum of the engine had a pretty profound effect on me. Definitely one of the best radio moments I've ever experienced.

More recently, I tactically employed the same song to freak out a plumber who was working in my apartment. He'd already ripped me off by sabotaging one thing after fixing the initial problem. Not wanting to give him any reason to want to make a return visit to my apartment, I cranked up "Love Piece" to a more-than-comfortable level and peered (weirdly) at him while he worked. Not surprisingly, he fixed my sink and was out of there in a jiffy, never to return.

A truly versatile track. Thanks for spinning it today, Doug!
  2:51pm Doug:

Mike,
Maybe your plumber was just rushing out to buy himself a copy of the album. (Blessedly, it was reissued on disc a couple of years ago.) Of course, in his hurry, he probably caused accident jamming up traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge.

Yeah, I bet that's just what happened.

Doug

Doug
  4:42pm Skylar:

Hi Doug, isn't that funny i also had to leave 2 minutes into Brother ah's Love piece just like Mikes plummer.:-)

I like most of Max Roach recordings especially when he played with Charlie Barnett. Sorry he has been ill.

Found my self dancing the charleston or something like that while listening to Montana Slim and Warshboard tunes. As usual good show.

RIP John Robert Bradley.

Have a great day Doug.

Skylar
  5:12pm Doug:

Skylar,
Max Roach is, for me, the moon and stars. The musical drummer who ever lived. I once spent the most magical afternoon in his apartment. I had gone to do an interview and, meeting me at the door, the first words he says are, "You must be Doug. You just gotta come in and have some apple pie. And there I was, sitting in Max Roach's kitchen eating apple pie. It only got better from there...

Great day to you Sky!
  6:41pm Skylar:

Wow, apple pie with Max Roach, doesn't get any better than that. He sounds like a warm kind gentleman. The closest i came to an interview was accidently sticking chewing gum on Tina Turners nose, don't ask long story. :-)

Good for you Doug i know it is a day you will never forget.

Hey, how was the pie?

Catch you next Friday.

sky
  2:29pm Doug:

My afternoon with Max was easily one of the greatest experiences of my life. And the pie was delish.
  12:15pm Hugo:

Yes, I did enjoy brother Ah and Max for sure. But the true novelty was Kishore Kumar yodelling. More Bollywood yodellers! And I'm starting to appreciate Perez Prado and the mambo heroes of yesteryear (on the regular playlist during a two-week vacation in Spain last month)
  1:12pm Doug:

Hugo,
I have it on the original soundtrack, but that Kishore Kumar track also appears on the fab compilation The Rough Guide to Yodel (sort of an audio companion to ex-FMU dj Bart Plantenga's book "Yodel-Ay-E-Ooo). To my ears, the mambos Perez Prado squeezed out during his Mexico City sojourn are among the raunchiest sounds every recorded, and that's just the instrumentals. The Rev-Ola collection I played on this show was among my favorite releases of '04. Looky here: http://www.wfmu.org/~doug/Best04/best04index.html
  1:41pm Thatcher:

Lovely Dixieaires. Sounds pretty close to the Alphabetical Four song(and I can't but notice the song title). All this said mostly to refer to the film "Paradise in Harlem" which has the Alphabetical Four playing a quartet of card sharks in a rooming house and they sing (like angels) a lovley secular song. Worth a gander, for sure.
  2:03pm Doug:

Hey Thatcher!
I have added "Paradise" to my Netlfix queue. Thanks for the tip.

Doug
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