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October 30, 2009 Favoriting
All hail the wail of the scromph!
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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)

Pete Brown 

Jim's Idea
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  Favoriting 		Pete Brown 1942-1945
(Chronological Classics 1942)
Sedric & the Honey Bears  The Wail of the Scromph   Favoriting Gene Sedric 1938-1947
(Chronological Classics 1938)





Howard McGhee
Orchestra
  		Dorothy   Favoriting Howard McGhee 1946-1948
(Chronological Classics 1947)
Russell Procope Big Six  Four Wheel Drive   Favoriting John Hardee 1946-1948
(Chronological Classics 1946)
The Keynoters  I'm in the Market For You   Favoriting Charlie Shavers 1944-1945
(Chronological Classics 1944)
Don Byas Quartet  London Donnie (Danny Boy)   Favoriting Don Byas 1946
(Chronological Classics 1946)

Talkover Music:
 Dirty Dozen Brass Band  		Dead Dog in the Street   Favoriting Buck Jump
(Mammoth 1999)

Master Saphi Band 

Chechiri Waltz
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  Favoriting 		Frozen Brass: Asia
(Pan 1989)
Áhn Sáng  Totensong   Favoriting


Hò! #1 - Roady Music
From Viêtnam (2000)
(Trikont 2000)
Fanfare Savale  Suita Lui Ernö   Favoriting Speed Brass of the Gypsies
(Sub Rosa 2005)
Stimmhorn  Schnee   Favoriting Schnee
(Röhr 1997)
Waza trumpet ensembles  Akharo   Favoriting Waza: Blue Nile – Sudan
(Wergo 1982)




Asiakwa Brass Band  		Agyata Wuo   Favoriting Agyata Wuo
(Drobisco )

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

Leroy Van Dyke 

The Auctioneer
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  Favoriting 		Golden Hits
(Sun 1956)
Porter Wagoner  Sleep   Favoriting



The Cold Hard
Facts of Life
(RCA Victor 1967)
Johnny Cash  Strawberry Cake   Favoriting Strawberry Cake
(Columbia 1979)
Justin Tubb  Take a Letter Miss Gray   Favoriting Stars of the Grand Ol' Opry
(Mercury 1963)
Charley Pride  Snakes Crawl at Night   Favoriting Country Legends
(RCA 1963)
Conway Twitty  You've Never Been This Far Before   Favoriting 120% Heroes of Country
(Bogne 1973)
John Prine  Let's Invite Them Over   Favoriting In Spite of Ourselves
(Oh Boy! 1999)

Talkover Music:
 Q-Burns Abstract Message  		Feng Shui   Favoriting Feng Shui
(Astralwerks 1998)

Surinder Kaur 

Akhian Ch Tu Wasda
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  Favoriting 		The Nightingale of Punjab
(Punjabi Folk Singers )
T.M. Sounderarajan  Irandu Manam Vendu   Favoriting Vasantha Maligai (O.S.T.)
(EMI 1973)
Kanchan  Ae Zamane   Favoriting Rafoo Chakkar
(HMV 1974)





Gurdas Maan  		Vadeya Sharabia Ve   Favoriting Charanjit Ahuja Productions,
Volume 1
(Punjabi Folk Singers )
Mukesh  Kahin Door Jab Din Dhal Jaaye   Favoriting Anand (O.S.T.)
(Odeon 1971)

Talkover Music:
 Nino Rota  		The Clowns (pt. 2)   Favoriting The Clowns (soundtrack)
(Cam 1971)

John Carter/Bobby Bradford 
The Sunday Afternoon
Jazz Blues Society
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  Favoriting 		Self Determination Music
(Flying Dutchman 1973)
Khan Jamal  Pure Energy   Favoriting



Give the Vibes
Some
(Palm 1974)
John Tchicai w/Albert Mangelsdorff  One Soft, One Hard   Favoriting Solo
(SAJ 1977)
Anthony Braxton  ANNF   Favoriting Seven Compositions 1978
(Moers Music 1978)

Talkover Music:
 Ron Buford  		More Soul   Favoriting Instrumental Explosion: Incendiary Funk
and R&B Instrumentals 1966-1973
(BGP 1967)

Clarence Carter 

Willie and Laura
Mae Jones
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  Favoriting 		Patches
(Atlantic 1970)


Damn Sam the
Miracle Man &
the Soul Congregation  		Poor Mary   Favoriting Damn Sam the Miracle Man & the Soul Congregation
(Tay-Ster 1970)
John KaSandra  The Nanny   Favoriting Beautiful New World
(Respect 1972)
Bettye Swann  (My Heart Is) Closed for the Season   Favoriting Bettye Swann
(Honest Jons 1968)
Melvin Van Peebles  Lilly Pulled the Zampoughi Everytime I Pulled Her Coattail   Favoriting Brer Soul
(A&M 1968)
Gary Bartz Ntu Troop  Uhuru Sasa   Favoriting Harlem Bush Music
(Milestone 1971)

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

Listener comments!

  9:06am annie:

so good to hear the tunes of a friday am
  9:09am Stuart Troutman:

Pete Brown remains overlooked & underrated.
  9:09am eugene from vienna salutes the schoolchild:

on a friday afternoon
  9:11am annie:

i've always been a big fan of charlie christian
  9:16am Drummer Some:

Top of the morning (afternoon) to you Annie, Stu and Eugene. Let's begin the reading where we left off last week. Who would like to begin?
  9:18am annie:

i was up waay too late last night to read right now, teach, i pass.. thanks.
  9:25am v k:

mownin' Doug - always a pleasure to be tuned-in to your fine and dynamic program
  9:53am PMD:

Mornin' all. Been listening but occupied until now. Sort of. Annie, you get demerits...
  10:00am annie:

man, pmd, i'm bummed... i'll do extra reading next week. company last night; up til about midnight.
  10:03am gumby:

Had to be out last week Doug, but I wanted to say the Lateef B-day party show was great. Listened to it about 5 times on the archive already and ordered a couple of discs.
always a great show, thanks.
  10:05am trs:

Quietly working in my mother tongue, here liive again, today, not thinking too far off the topic front and centre. Hello.
  10:05am monica:

morning, doug. your brass bands sure woke my ass up! in a great way of course...
  10:06am trs:

Aunts' tongue twisted.
  10:07am Dr. Rick Marshall:

Monica, I'll wake your ass up in a good way
  10:07am Drummer Some:

Hey Monica!
This Leroy Van Dyke's for you! (And boy, that Manny Bella is cute.)
  10:08am GP:

Good morning everyone.

Auction song proving yet again my theory that there is song for EVERYTHING.
  10:11am Paul Sherratt:

http://www.morethings.com/music/porter_wagoner/cold_hard_facts_of_life.jpg

That Porter Lp has one of my all-time-favourite covers
  10:12am Drummer Some:

Thanks for that, Gumby. The Yusef show was no labor and all love.
  10:12am Jim:

Interesting coincidence that you would play Johnny Cash, because I was about to comment that the melody of The Auctioneer sounds to me a lot like that of A Boy Named Sue.
  10:13am monica:

thank you, doug! but i feel SO busted!! damn FB....
  10:14am jv gallagher:

The auctioneer is a fun song. I can't help thinking of Werner Hertzog's How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck (1976) about Amish auctioneers. Do other countries have auctioneers like ours?
  10:15am GP:

Porter Waggoner has a voice like honey on a hot buttered biscuit.
  10:17am Cecile:

Real letter Miss Gray typed:

Dear You:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
U Been Pwnd.

Miss Gray.
  10:17am Cecile:

YES YES YES
A great song from my childhood
  10:19am Cecile:

although it is disturbing that five small girls from 12 to 2 knew all the words...
  10:22am Cecile:

Conway Twitty's heart goes bump bump ba.
Most other humans go lup-dup.
He's so cool.
  10:24am PMD:

I need to get some John Prine. I haven't heard this before. I had a lot of his old stuff on cassette, and didn't upgrade. Who is he singing with?
  10:24am GP:

John and Iris...classic

Their is a funnier song on this album.
  10:25am holland oats:

this prine is so good, sickly honest
  10:25am GP:

PMD..he is with Iris DeMent
  10:25am PMD:

If that's Iris, note to self to also get her too! Darn,,, too much to get.
  10:25am GP:

Their = there...sheesh
  10:26am PMD:

OK, what's the best Iris DeMent album to get?
  10:27am Carmichael:

Happy payday, everyone.
  10:28am annie:

my life, pmd
  10:28am lipwak:

For Iris, Infamous Angel,
  10:31am annie:

ditto on that lipwak, too her first two are the best..
  10:32am PMD:

Thanks! OK, oh fonts of knowledge - best John Prine?
  10:33am Drummer Some:

@PMD
Iris's "My Life" makes me weep like a baby. In a good way.
  10:34am Bad Ronald:

That's DeMented...
  10:35am annie:

i love that song her mother sings, drumsome..
  10:35am Cecile:

You could sing this song to "I've got to use my imagination"
  10:36am gumby:

The John Prine 2 disc Anthology is pretty tasty.
Goes back to "Illegal Smile" and "There's a hole in Daddy's arm where all the money goes stuff"
  10:36am Cecile:

BILLY JAM ARE YOU READING THIS? This sounds like a mashup
Sounderarajan vs. the Pips.
  10:44am Paul Sherratt:

I'll second gumby on that Prine selection, PMD. Every home should own a 'Sam Stone '
  10:44am PMD:

'Thanks Doug and Gumby. Gumby - does it include That's the Way the World Goes Round - one of my favoritest songs of all time? Oh, guess i could look myself...
  10:44am seang:

cant get that song Happy Talk from South Pacific outta my head--that melody is something else
  10:45am annie:

seang, i like captain sensible's version..
  10:46am Drummer Some:

@seang
The crazy thing is that South Pacific was amazingly ahead of the curve on race issues. Won the freaking Pulitzer. Incredible!
  10:46am Paul Sherratt:

PMD,
That song IS on the Rhino Anthology
  10:49am Cecile:

No kidding, Doug?

*Bali Hai-five*
  10:49am PMD:

Cool. Thanks!
  10:49am seang:

yeah Annie me too--been listening to it on the archives--first heard dizzee rascal rapping over it then searched backwards for the original--so great!
  10:57am Dan:

Have you guys done some work on your transmitter? WFMU is coming in clearer than I remember.....
  10:58am v k:

wfmu radio reception - worst place i know of is on I-80 near Paterson, NJ - almost no reception for approx. 5 miles
  11:02am Cecile:

has anyone thought of doing a massive reissue of stuff in the vaults of Flying Dutchman if it hasn't happened already/ There's loads of great records on that label.
  11:03am Drummer Some:

@Dan
Actually, we may have done some things to improve our reception. Where are you tuning in from?
  11:08am Drummer Some:

@Cecile
A massive number of great old Flying Dutchman LPs are available at a blog that has aggregated download links all over the blogosphere. You can find them all here:

http://flying--dutchman.blogspot.com/
  11:10am Cecile:

thanks!
My favorite Gato Barbieri records are all on that label.
  11:13am Dan:

Tuning in from Park Slope....
  11:14am seang:

just saw Last Tango in Paris for the first time last night
  11:17am Cecile:

i've never seen it, actually!
And to me, although it's a great soundtrack, it is probably one of the least typical of Gato's mid 70s recordings..

Haven't seen the movie...
  11:18am Cecile:

der redundant we are today.
  11:19am gumby:

PMD, sorry had a meeting there.
Yes world goes round is on there and a great duet with Bonnie Raitt of Angel from Montgomery (I think that's the title)
  11:22am gumby:

I think th eJohn Prine anthology is called Great Days
  11:23am annie:

seang, funny, i just saw it this year, for the first time and i'm close to 60!!! interesting flick..
  11:32am lipwak:

Doug, You and others may enjoy New Orleans' own Noisician Coalition. A marching band made up of bull horns, trashcans and lots of homemade adapted instruments. I'm on a kick, promoting them where I can. They have a myspace page http://www.myspace.com/noisician

Cheers,

lipwak
  11:35am Drummer Some:

@lipwak
Thanks for that. My nose hairs are tinglin'.
  11:36am Hugo:

Here's the cover of the Tchicai:

http://www.plosin.com/images/covers/fmp/saj12.jpg

SAJ is, I believe, a sub-label of FMP.
  11:39am Filip:

Hey Doug! Greetings from Beijing! Listening live... Hearing your show makes me feel like home:-)
  11:42am Drummer Some:

@Filip
Hey hey! From Beijing. Wow. Send me an email later. I'd love to ask you some questions about Internet use in China. No, really!
  11:44am Barcli:

Damn Sam!!!!!!! he is the Miracle Man.
  11:48am GP:

I'm sweatin just listing to this MVP clip.....phew
  11:49am Paul Sherratt:

Filip,
I was given to understand that Steve Barker, at-a-distance proprietor of BBC Radio Lancashire's legendary ' On The Wire ' show runs a dub reggae club in Beijing ! Sounds curious ...
  11:49am holland oats:

do it lily!!
  11:50am holland oats:

do it lily!!
  11:50am Zampoughi:

Keep your hands to yerself, will ya?
  11:51am Hugo:

Some very recent Yusef Lateef is up here:

http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2009/10/yusef-lateef-with-roscoe-mitchell.html

Two hours live from Minneapolis from last year. With Roscoe Mitchell, Douglas Ewart and Adam Rudolph. Ultra-fine!
  11:53am AnAnonymousParty:

Later, a guy is somewhere, out back, in the dark, playing a flute.
  11:22am john mjw:

Been looking for this song since heard it on WRPI, Troy, back in 1969. i can die happy now. It wasn't just a lysergic induced audio mirage. It's better than i remember.
  11:29am john mjw:

Sorry. Talkin bout Zampoughi. Do it Melvin
  8:12am Van in DC:

I have come to hail the wail of the scromph.
  8:31am Doug Schulkind:

If not you, then who, Van? If not now, then when?
  10:56am Van in DC:

:(

This blog is open to invited readers only
http://flying--dutchman.blogspot.com/

It doesn't look like you have been invited to read this blog. If you think this is a mistake, you might want to contact the blog author and request an invitation.
  11:00am Doug Schulkind:

Van, actually, I believe that blog is no longer active. When some bloggers shut down their sites without actually deleting them, this "invited readers only" message pops up. No worries!
  11:06am Van in DC:

Ah okay, thank you Doug :)
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