WFMU: Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from April 10, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:58am Brian in UK: Hello Mr DJ. Think today might be Bill Evans Day in this house.
	9:01am WR: I don't even know if I still own a radio.
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Bill Evans Day is a very fine day!
	9:02am Sem: Think I'll make this Dale Evans Day here. Hello, Doug, and GTDS devotees.
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Here's you can borrow one of mine, WR. I probably have six or seven.
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Keep giraffe-paddling, Sem!
	9:02am melinda: Morning all
	9:03am Doug Schulkind: Oh boy! melinda!
	9:03am listener james from westwood: Morning, Doug and all! Now that's some border-blasting radio!
	9:03am Martinibomb: Good morning mister Doug
	9:04am duke: "The radio people ought to do something about this? It's just not right" "I don't think it's a radio thing."
	9:05am Doug Schulkind: Watch out, listener james from westwood. I might try to sell you some goat glands! Howdy, M-Bomb! Hoo-hah, duke!
	9:05am Webhamster Henry: Give the Drummer 2 meters!
	9:06am Dave Sewelson: Good Morning Pittsburgh....
	9:06am Storkenheimer: Storkenheimer is pumped!
	9:07am WR: Bill Evans reminds me of Gil Evans which reminds me I need to listen to yesterday's Testify. I was on multiple calls yesterday remediating a hung system and couldn't listen. Then for some reason the show didn't get archived for a few hours which made me concerned I was going to miss it completely.
	9:07am listener james from westwood: Aw, poor pupper! Rumor has it 45 will be pushing goat glands for COVID-19 at the next briefing.
	9:07am Maggie B.: We made it to another Friday!
	9:07am Listener Robert: I'm trying to see what station that radio was tuned to so I can figure out why it exploded.
	9:09am Webhamster Henry: The Russian Billy Jones & Ernie Hare.
	9:09am Brian in UK: The next big thing will be ostrich spectacles. (Think that might be a typo)
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: John jingle Storkenheimer Smith! Mamma Maggie B! Listener Robert! Webhamster Henry! Welcome welcome welcome all!
	9:10am fred: Hello Doug and listeners
	9:10am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning from chilly windy Annapolis
	9:10am dutchtheo: Good friday! Doug and little pitchers with big ears
	9:11am Maggie B.: Doug, I hope the pup will be OK.
	9:12am Marc Francis: Howdy Doug! Howdy all!
	9:12am WR: Great avatar photo Stork!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Hello Sir fred! Commander Bastille! Right lieutenant dutchtheo!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Marc Francis!
	9:13am Storkenheimer: It's my granpappy Von Sauerbraten, WR.
	9:13am allanToronto: Morning all. A good day for a little armchair travelling.
	9:13am listener james from westwood: Listener Robert: It was playing a morning-zoo/shock jock station. Nothing of value was lost.
	9:14am melinda: I almost did a second 'good morning', brain is mush today.
	9:14am Webhamster Henry: "Ja-da" is also worthy!
	9:14am Listener Bob in PGH: Checking in late this morning. Stupid work stuff! Happy to be here now.
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: Hello, not stupid Listener Bob in PGH!
	9:18am Brian in UK: If the rest of the show is this entertaining we are in for a belter.
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: Glad to see you, allanToronto!
	9:18am Dave Sewelson: hope poochie feels more better soonly
	9:18am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:18am Martinibomb: Digging the oldies nice start to the day
	9:18am WR: @Melinda, hope it still is and continues to be a good morning, all things considered.
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: How do you do, Andrew Waterloo?
	9:20am Uncle Michael: I'm about to duck out for an unavoidable doctor's appt. at the top of the hour. Wanted to say g'morning to Doug and sundry. Back later!
	9:20am Listener Robert: Ah, I see the problem. Radio's on the beach tuned to 590. Must be WINZ, Miami. Yeah, that'll blow up a radio easily. It even crashed this computer in the middle of my comment. The radio also had a knob I've never seen: "OFF/MUSIC/VOICE". Must've been on/off with bass-treble balance settings.
	9:21am WR: Hurry back UM. There's a great show coming on after this one.
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: What does an unavoidable doctor treat, Uncle Michael?
	9:22am Uncle Michael: I'd hate to miss it, WR. My unavoidables, Doug.
	9:23am holland oats: drumma! peoples!
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Hey-O, holland O!
	9:23am WR: You not only play music I've never heard before, but from places I never heard of before, Epirus.
	9:24am Listener Gregory: Sorry I'm late, everyone. I was giving a flutist some until I realized it was Friday and switched over.
	9:24am Doug Schulkind: Epirus was an ancient Greek state, located in the geographical region of Epirus in the western Balkans.
	9:25am Goyim in the AM: Good morning/afternoon, folks!
	9:25am allanToronto: thx again for Jo Jones THE DRUMS, btw, Doug. It's a gem.
	9:26am Sem: @WR: a more prolix version of what Doug said. Epirus is a geographical and historical region in southeastern Europe, now shared between Greece and Albania. It lies between the Pindus Mountains and the Ionian Sea, stretching from the Bay of Vlorë and the Acroceraunian mountains in the north to the Ambracian Gulf and the ruined Roman city of Nicopolis in the south
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: The Bay of Vlorë is where I want to be. Dog-paddling, of course.
	9:27am doctorjazz: Hello Drummers put l out there inside!
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: Good everything, Goyim in the AM!
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: Hello, unavoidable doctorjazz!
	9:28am Brian in UK: Never realised how many people live on Kodiak Island.
	9:29am Brian in UK: Doug, do you use music sheets for the bed.
	9:32am JtotheK: good morning doug. good morning - everyone!
	9:33am WR: I think the family did pronounce it to rhyme with Detroit. Don't take my word for it yet. Lemme double check.
	9:35am WR: Hi doctorjazz, thank you for the emails last night. Have not made it to my computer yet, but plan to this afternoon.
	9:37am Irene Trudel: Here's hoping you get everything working on your new computer. Last autumn we had to buy two new compouters (both tanked at about the same time). Nice to have something solid working again.
	9:37am Listener Robert: No, kidding here, Doug, that's the same way this laptop, Nancy, acts. Video connection's loose, but that then crashes the whole thing. When that's been happening a lot -- as just happened as referred to above -- I have to run it with a pipe wrench as a C clamp holding Nancy together tightly.
	9:39am doctorjazz: Sure, WR, think I sent you stuff I already sent you (getting hard to keep track). Atlantic Trane probably going out soon!
	9:40am WR: Wow Doug, was listening the other night, did not notice the glitch. Which reminds me, you played a few segments of old guy talking about music, the blues, etc. but I couldn't figure it out from the playlist. Who, from what recording? PS this a snow Tall Tale!
	9:41am listener Rey: Good morning all. Hiya Doug. Ooh storytime!
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: Yay, listener Ray! @WR Yeah, I covered up the problem purty good. I took those snippets of old guys talking about the blues from a record I have of some old guys talking about the blues. Happy to send it to you. Just email me.
	9:43am Webhamster Henry: Mmm free-range coon meat!
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: @WR This is the recording: www.discogs.com...
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Yes to sheets. No to pyjammers. Good morning, Irene! Pet a cat for me please!
	9:46am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Robert You have a laptop named Nancy?!
	9:46am still b/p: Speaking of how the furniture gets treated in more rustic dwellings...a wonderful text line came the other day from a friend in her ultra-small shack-ish dwelling: "just finished home improvement project, customizing my couch, involved sawsall...success!"
	9:46am bigplanetnoise: Good morning, Doug & Drummers... is the coffee pot on the campfire?
	9:47am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, JtotheK!
	9:47am listener james from westwood: "big ol' piece of ahrn" —love those local accents!
	9:48am listener Rey: Got any Justin Wilson lined up? His accent is great and the stories are hi-larious
	9:49am Doug Schulkind: The second coffee pot is, bigplanetnoise! Help your self!
	9:51am Doug Schulkind: @listener Ray I love ol' Justin Wilson. I could listen to Cajun storytelling all day and all night.
	9:52am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, still b/p! "...in her ultra-small shack-ish dwelling: "just finished home improvement project, customizing my couch, involved sawsall" That's a short story all in itself.
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: @allanToronto The pleasure's mine! Glad you're enjoying it!
	9:56am Gina Bacon: Morning, Drummers! Pardon my lateness!
	9:56am melinda: @Doug Justin Wilson reminds me of this key ring my sister gave me:cajuncreations.com...
	9:57am Brian in UK: Hearing hints of Richard Buckley.
	10:00am still b/p: I saw the outcome later, and I can tell ya, how long does that couch stretch now? Not so-fa!
	10:02am Doug Schulkind: Gina Bacon in her Attic!
	10:03am Doug Schulkind: @melinda I would enjoy that vigorously! @still b/p The ending of that story was divan.
	10:03am Artie: Wascally Wabbit!
	10:05am WR: Wonderful brer rabbit tales. Going to relisten to that a few times.
	10:06am northguineahills: I slept 5 hours last night of continuous sleep. The most sleep I've had since early January!
	10:07am Listener Robert: Darn, at 9:37 should've been "No kidding here", not "No, kidding here", which has the opposite meaning!
	10:08am WR: Yay! NGH, hope that is a start of a trend.
	10:08am Listener Gregory: They used to call me "Whitlin' Listener Gregory" until I got that gap in my teeth fixed.
	10:08am Listener Gregory: *Whistlin'
	10:09am Listener Gregory: Some still call me "Witling Listener Gregory," but behind my back.
	10:10am melinda: Great story.
	10:12am WR: Seeing a "Live from the Gaslight" in a playlist recently made me realize I don't know the nuances and progression of meaning of that work. Not enough time to google everything.
	10:12am northguineahills: @WR: I finally got my employment papers including direct deposit for my new job yesterday. I still don't know the start date. I'm paying my rent by helping my landlord schlep the machinery/materials from his business to our place and his employees in the meantime.
	10:12am Doug Schulkind: Congrats to you, northguineahills! The power of good sleep is overpowering.
	10:13am David Dichelle: Hey Doug and everyone - and congrats NGH!
	10:15am Doug Schulkind: Brother David! Yesterday I was listening to a Pierre Dorge song called "Fats Waller in the Busch of Leipzig" and I thought of you.
	10:15am still b/p: “A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book.”
	10:16am melinda: Love Smokey and His Sister.
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, Artie! Hope use guys are doing okay!
	10:16am northguineahills: I slipped the idea for his fetish/swimwear business to retool to make facemasks two weeks ago, and he went from about to declaring bankruptcy to making hand over fist o'er night. (TBH, I wasn't the only one w/ that idea).
	10:18am Listener Gregory: Fetish/swimwear business...? Damn, all my ideas have been taken!
	10:18am Mr C: Standing in the shadows of Drummer love..
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: You had me at "fetish/swimwear business," northguineahills.
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: @melinda Oh me, too. Love is to weak a word.
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: I stand with you, Mr C!
	10:19am fleep: Someone has fetish? Did you bring enough for everyone?
	10:19am Jeff Golick: Wassup good people.
	10:19am northguineahills: I watched 'Unorthodox' last night, about a woman who escaped Hasidicism from Williamsburg to Berlin (the two locations where it was shot). I had a male friend who escaped Hascidism and started techno label and party nights in ....Williamsburg...
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: fleepJeffGolick!
	10:20am northguineahills: lultz, Douglass!
	10:22am redkayak: Howdy everyone!
	10:23am Doug Schulkind: Greets, redkayak!
	10:23am thedunkel: good Morning Drummer! Good Morning all
	10:24am David Dichelle: Doug: I will start a petition to make that the town hymn.
	10:25am Stanley: Hi Doug and the drumming fraternity. Finally finished work helping businesses make their coronavirus job retention scheme claims. Not too much devilish detail, thank goodness.
	10:25am redkayak: @Doug - good morning, sir. How's the day looking?
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: Woo-hoo, it's thedunkel! And look, over there, Stanley's here, too!
	10:26am mauri: drummin sunwise. heipähei
	10:27am northguineahills: As for the fetish/swimwear business, I'm trying to pivot my landlord's business to include Deutschland. The swimwear business mostly includes the LGBT+ community, so if you know anyone into the fetish/swimwear, let me know. My landlord has been feeding me and giving me occasional booze, and not asking for rent (so different from NYC landlords).
	10:29am Doug Schulkind: Glad you're here, mauri!
	10:30am David Dichelle: NGH: Unorthodox is very well done, linguistically as well.
	10:32am Sem: Hei Suomeen!
	10:33am Stanley: Do my 1981 Speedos count as fetish/swimwear?
	10:34am Gina Bacon: Sounds like an amazing and impossible NYC deal, northguineahills!
	10:34am mauri: Hei Sem. Is your trip to Estonia still on?
	10:36am northguineahills: @Stanley: yes (the business is split b/tn the two). @David: IT's the first cinematic experience I can remember mostly in Yiddish since Yentl. @Gina: I had really awful landlord experiences in NYC (save one). My Gainesville one was chill, and the Orlando one is golden.
	10:38am Sem: Nah, this corona thing has put all travel plans on hold.
	10:39am melinda: @Stanley haha
	10:39am Stanley: Thanks ngh. Just that the inner lining has perished, exposing my nads at certain angles, so I thought more fetish than swimwear.
	10:40am mauri: Se. Damn. All good in NS?
	10:40am Gina Bacon: Thanks, Doug!
	10:41am Sem: Yes, mauri. Two deaths, about 375 cases ID'ed, all of us pretty well at home, weather turning better, got some seeds into the garden. How about you and yours?
	10:44am Doug Schulkind: Here's your lineup on this Burton Greene scorcher: Marion Brown (as), Burton Greene (p, perc), Henry Grimes (b), Dave Grant (perc)
	10:44am Brian in UK: Stanley. ENOUGH.
	10:45am mauri: 11 tested cases in this area. All good. Been dancing with a brush cutter and enjoying the very early spring.
	10:45am Stanley: Oh, blimey. I didn't realise you were here, Brian!
	10:46am βrian: Why does (non-healthcare) work have to be so frenetic amidst a pandemic? I've just now managed to drop in here.
	10:46am Doug Schulkind: Dancing With a Brush Cutter was the name of my first band in high school.
	10:46am Jeff Golick: @David D: is Berlin really like a Benetton advert?
	10:48am Jeff Golick: (in re Unorthodox)
	10:49am David Dichelle: Jeff: Good point and it is definitely not. They got the Yiddish dialect down, though (I believe).
	10:49am northguineahills: 16K in FL, most in SoFla, but about 30% here in Orlando (which is why this city and county locked us down on St Patrick's Day). We're a major air hub/tourism destination.
	10:50am Listener Gregory: @Doug, that's a good name. I'm sorry you gave it up.
	10:51am Doug Schulkind: @Whistler Gregory You have to let go the things you love.
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: Tiger Cubs was my first band. A band of thugs and marauders we were. I was in 1st grade. We were badass, sold popcorn by the gallon and sassed the Girl Scouts and their cootie-covered cookies.
	10:51am northguineahills: buena suerte mauri, merde, it has gotten to New Caledonia, that means it's literally everywhere (and I've read it's been literally everywhere for two weeks now, but it now hits home).
	10:55am northguineahills: @Jeff: In our type of artistic circles, actually yes, at least in my experience there. But in the mainstream, somewhat slightly to nonexistent (ie: the Kurd/Turk-Germans are ostracized in their own neighborhoods, but were friendly and fun to party w/. Best Turkish food I ever had.
	10:55am Rich in Washington: Hola, Doug! Hi everybody!
	10:56am northguineahills: Ok, 1: never heard this Burton Greene. 2: ESP was around in 1960?
	10:56am still b/p: Tiger stuff: Someone pointed me to the White Tiger get-up from Masked Singer (never seen it) yesterday. Even accounting for who was revealed as the wearer, I thiiiiiink I could outrun that tiger: ew.com...
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: @NGH Nope. Typo. Should be '66. Thanks!
	10:59am David Dichelle: NGH: You are of course right about the overall diversity there. But I get the point about it being a bit overplayed in the production, if that's what you meant, Jeff.
	10:59am Doug Schulkind: Thanks for getting up oily, Rich in Washington!
	11:01am doctorjazz: Loved the Burrell!
	11:01am Brian in UK: Stanley, been in and out, digging the garden and digging the show.
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: Burrell carries the entire history of the music in his head and hands.
	11:02am doctorjazz: Congrats NGH!
	11:04am melinda: I'll have to watch Unorthodox now.
	11:05am chresti: Morning Doug and some.
	11:05am northguineahills: danks, dr jazz. I just need a start date so I can get a paycheck. (I ate better in uni).
	11:06am Doug Schulkind: Well howdy, chresti!
	11:07am Listener Gregory: Doug, I think "Barnet" must be Barney Wiley, saxophonist famous for his one record with Miles Davis, the soundtrack for L'Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud. Spelling not guaranteed.
	11:07am David Dichelle: I think I'm going to take this fine show out for a careful walk. Thanks Doug! And take good care, everyone!
	11:08am Jeff Golick: @DD: Yeah, the crown Esty ends up running with at the music school was almost too perfectly diverse. But I guess works as a contrast to the sameness of her Wmsburg crew.
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Yup, another typo. Thanks!
	11:10am doctorjazz: I grew up in close tandem to the Satmar community (Boro Park, Brooklyn), actually taught in a Satmar yeshiva for a year, and, let me tell you, the job they do catching the subtleties on Unorthodox is just amazing!
	11:10am Rich in Washington: OMG! That's where that flute loop came from!
	11:11am Dean: The way my Chromebook is situated on the kitchen counter makes it sound like the toaster is drumming on the Dauner bed track.
	11:15am Stanley: Ol' smooth Abu Araki, no less.
	11:15am Mr C: Any chance of Melvin Jackson or Milt Jackson returning as music beds? Like comfort food..
	11:17am Jeff Golick: Flute loops, not just for kids.
	11:17am Doug Schulkind: @Mr C Heck, man, I'll play them simultaneously!
	11:18am Doug Schulkind: I arrived at making that Wolfgang Dauner music bed after hearing Jeff Golick play the cut on D:O Radio.
	11:19am Dean: My toaster was probably playing along then, too.
	11:20am doctorjazz: I do miss Olinga. One of my earliest jazz faves. Always sad to have it get cut of, though.
	11:20am dutchtheo: Dean, was it the dub version
	11:21am doctorjazz: (You could just play it...) (Or, I could just play it..)
	11:22am Dean: Not that kind of toaster, dutchtheo!
	11:23am WR: This is excellent example of not knowing the language, no idea what Osman is singing about, but I'm feeling it for sure.
	11:23am chresti: Toasting toaster beat
	11:24am bobdc: I'm having a typical reaction to this set: "Another country whose music I need to dig into deeper!" It reminds me a bit of Ethiopian music, but sometimes with Egyptian string fills (at least with Abu Araki al Bekhet ), which makes sense if Sudan is between Ethiopia and Egypt.
	11:25am chresti: This is almost like Cajun music
	11:26am melinda: One of Us is a good documentary about people leaving Hasidic communities. One of the people featured is also an actor in Unorthodox.
	11:26am doctorjazz: Has a but of that Afro-Carribean drum feel at times as well, interesting.
	11:28am doctorjazz: One Of Us was scarier than Unorthodox, which, in the end, goes for Hollywood good feelings.
	11:28am Stanley: This Sudanese music just sends me (starts spinning round)
	11:29am Rich in Washington: This is wonderful!
	11:29am Mark R: This Sudanese music is very hypnotic.
	11:30am Stanley: www.theguardian.com...
	11:30am Listener Gregory: Love this cut, but a little confused about "Moon of the Night." What is the moon of the day?
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: Its either that or the shrooms, Mark R.
	11:30am dutchtheo: Like this a lot, sounds more like the north west african touareg music with the handclapping, that reminds me of flamenco.
	11:31am Doug Schulkind: It's either that or the shrooms, Listener Gregory.
	11:32am Stanley: This is sublime
	11:32am doctorjazz: Olinga!
	11:33am Stanley: Check out the article I posted, Doug.
	11:33am WR: @chresti, yes that Osman cut had a Zydeco blues resonance for me.
	11:33am Mr C: That was quick!
	11:36am βrian: In honor of Mr. Prine, I'm having a happy enchilada for lunch.
	11:37am WR: Ah, Doug, thought you were going to mix and dub it up the two at the same time. ;!)
	11:38am SeanG: thanks Doug!
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: @βrian I couldn't bring myself to doing a Prine memorial. His death feels too heartbreaking. My program title is my little moment of honoring.
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: @Mr C I am the original full-service selector!
	11:39am Uncle Michael: I made it.
	11:40am Doug Schulkind: Welcome back, Unavoidable Michael!
	11:40am StringOFperils: Ain't goin' to church like I used to, but that's okay; this is all the testifying I need, right here. Keep the frankincense and the purple passion gloom. This here is the light.
	11:41am Mark R: Thanks for posting, Stanley. The article is undated--do you know when it was first published?
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: Pray with me, StringOfperils!
	11:42am still b/p: The moon of the day is one of the styles available in the fetish swimwear line.
	11:42am StringOFperils: Yes, brother !
	11:43am Listening Out There: This sounds pretty OK...
	11:43am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael may just rip off the greatest Hinky Dinky Time in human history. You'll never know if you don't tune in. Coming up at the top of the hour, here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream. FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS HERE: wfmu.org...
	11:44am doctorjazz: This Vanguard track is iffy in the sound department, but AMAZING in the vocal department.
	11:46am doctorjazz: Danke, Doug!
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: Sometimes you gotta take the iffy with the Jiffy-Pop, eh doctorjazz?!
	11:47am WR: Happy I am off work today. Hard to do support calls while doing my spazz soul dance routine with finger snaps and pirouettes (hoping the music holds me up)
	11:48am doctorjazz: I'll take a great musical performance over audiophile sound any day, Doug!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of spazz soul dances, big healing love going out to radio brother Dave the Spazz who is recovering.
	11:49am rw: Good morning everyone and thank you Doug!
	11:49am Uncle Michael: you never know. I'd bet against it, but hey...you never know
	11:50am StringOFperils: that IS good news about Dave the Spazz.
	11:51am WR: Funny thing, Chrome has seen me on Spazz show comments board so often it autocorrect capitalized and I had to fight it to get the lower case s.
	11:51am StringOFperils: Can't believe this is 1962. Sounds ahead of its time.
	11:52am WR: Drummer bring that thunder!
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: Next up: First Betty. Then Charles. Then Betty & Charles.
	11:52am Sem: Well, Doug, this is another fine Friday morning you got us into. Pleased, as always, w/ the experience. See you and all around the Stream, here and there, by and by. Bye!
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: See you soon, Papa Sem! Thank you all for the pleasure of your company!
	11:54am doctorjazz: Betty Johnson has some vocal chops, leans a bit to the blues side.
	11:54am northguineahills: Thanks for the happy morning, Doug!
	11:54am Uncle Michael: Thanks for another fine show, Doug! See you all shortly.
	11:55am Doug Schulkind: Huzzah and hello, rw! I love it when we pull off the WR/rw daily double!!
	11:55am Listener Gregory: This Betty Johnson is awesome!
	11:56am Mark R: Thank you for playing that Burton Greene track earlier, too. Challenging, to say the least. I read somewhere that reaction to his music was so hostile that he actually had a nervous breakdown in the late 60s/early 70s.
	11:56am StringOFperils: Nice set to go out on. Thanks again, for another great show. Be well everybody !
	11:57am Listener Gregory: Charles Warren sounds much like Betty Johnson, or is it just me?
	11:57am melinda: I just noticed the title of today's program. Thanks Doug!
	11:58am Doug Schulkind: Welp, smarty pants, you're about to hear them sing together. With love, melinda.
	11:58am northguineahills: What Gregory said...
	11:58am Irene Trudel: Charles Warren is really expressing what we're feeing. Glad I could listen to most of the show today, Doug! Happy hunkering down everyone!
	11:58am chresti: Thank you Doug.
	11:59am Jeff Golick: What @ngh said about what @LG said.
	11:59am Doug Schulkind: ♥ to you, Irene!
	11:59am doctorjazz: Wow, listen to them together, amazing!
	11:59am Listener Gregory: Why on earth is all this "unissued"?? Please issue it!
	12:00pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	12:00pm northguineahills: Shit, Mark, I was enamoured by that Burton Greene as well....
	12:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Doug!
	12:00pm Listener Gregory: Awesome awesomeness, Doug. Thanks so much.
	12:00pm doctorjazz: Either one could be the other! Fun end, fun show, thanks again, of to the next room!
	12:01pm northguineahills: hearts to you Irene, miss your sounds!
	12:02pm WR: I had thought about complaining about you cutting the Sudan set short, but should have known GTDS commandant Doug knows best. Thank you Doug. Laters all.
	12:02pm still b/p: Thanks for so much goods-bringing.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Doug!!
	12:02pm dutchtheo: Thanks Doug! Happy easter and wester
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Doug!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks everyone! Really really thanks!
	12:13pm Brian in UK: Belated thanks, think the sun has got to me.
	12:17pm Doug Schulkind: Have a nice evening with Mr Evans, Brian in UK.

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from April 10, 2020

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April 10, 2020: Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Folkways	1976
Music behind DJ: ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form	Mo' Wax	1990
A.F. Smernow & P.F. Zookowond	Lady	b/w I. Dobrow & N.P. Nikiforov: Chayu Nawaril	Zonophone	1908	0:06:05 (Pop‑up)
Patrick J. Touhey	The Steampacket / The Morning Star / Miss McCleod	b/w Medley of Irish Jigs	Victor	1919	0:08:36 (Pop‑up)
The Savoy Quartet	Tackin' Em Down	b/w Ja-Da	HMV	1919	0:11:42 (Pop‑up)
Magaret McKee	Sunflower Dance	b/w Song Bird	Brunswick	1922	0:14:28 (Pop‑up)
Johnny De Droit & His New Orleans Jazz Orchestra	Number Two Blues	b/w Nobody Knows Blues	Okeh	1924	0:17:38 (Pop‑up)
Elias Litos & Lazaros Rouvas	Skaros	Music from Epirus (1926-1945)	Αδελφοί Φαληρέα	1928	0:20:36 (Pop‑up)
Bacova's Ceska Kapela	Já Jsem Mladá Vdova	b/w Dobrunoc	Vocalion	1935	0:23:39 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Lost Acapulco	Roqueta to the Moon	Acapulco Golden	Mostrissimo	2003	0:26:48 (Pop‑up)
Richard Chase	The Hickory Toothpick	American Folk Tales and Songs: Paul Clayton & Jean Ritchie & Richard Chase	Tradition	1956	0:36:21 (Pop‑up)
Texas Gladden	Ghost Story	Texas Gladden: Ballad Legacy	Rounder		0:42:32 (Pop‑up)
Whistling Alex Moore	Chock House	Conversation with the Blues (A Documentary of Field Recordings)	Decca	1960	0:47:24 (Pop‑up)
Rich Amerson	Brer Rabbit Tales	Negro Folk Music of Alabama, Volume 3: Rich Amerson	Folkways	1950	0:48:33 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Joe Harriott/Amancio D'Silva Quartet	Stephano's Dance	Hum-Dono	Columbia	1969	1:02:19 (Pop‑up)
Gaslight	Moonlight	Gaslight	Private press	1970	1:08:19 (Pop‑up)
Smokey and His Sister	My Fondest Dream	Smokey and His Sister	Warner Bros.	1968	1:11:43 (Pop‑up)
The Poppy Family feat. Susan Jacks	Shadows on My Wall	b/w That's Where I Went Wrong	London	1970	1:15:21 (Pop‑up)
Shira Small	Eternal Life	The Line of Time and the Plane of Now	Lars Clutterham	1974	1:17:38 (Pop‑up)
Paper Bubble	Fillin' a Gap	Scenery	Deram	1969	1:19:58 (Pop‑up)
Sunchariot	You're Lovely	b/w All Your Love	Decca	1972	1:23:06 (Pop‑up)
Chimera	Come Into the Garden	Holy Grail	Morgan Blue Town	1970	1:26:53 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: The Three Ring Circus	So True	Groovin' on the Sunshine	RCA Victor	1968	1:32:27 (Pop‑up)
Burton Greene	Taking It Out of the Ground	Burton Greene Quartet	ESP	1966	1:41:15 (Pop‑up)
Dave Burrell	Cat Food Blues	Teardrops for Jimmy	Denon	1977	1:54:09 (Pop‑up)
Eje Thelin	Ack Varmeland du Skona	Eje Thelin with Barney Wilen 1966	Dragon	1966	1:59:10 (Pop‑up)
This, That and the Other	Romy	Picnic	DATA	1985	2:06:33 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Wolfgang Dauner Quintet	My Man's Gone Now	The Oimels	MPS	1969	2:08:32 (Pop‑up)
Abu Araki al Bekhet	Nelwa Eyounik [Your Eyes Are Beautiful]	The Lost 45s of Sudan	ShellacHead		2:12:48 (Pop‑up)
Khojali Osman	Malo Law Safeetna Inta (What If You Resolve What’s Between Us?)	Two Niles to Sing a Melody: The Violins & Synths of Sudan	Ostinato		2:17:49 (Pop‑up)
Abu Obaida Hassan	Qamar Al Massa (Moon of the Night)	The Shaigiya Sound of Sudan	Ostinato		2:22:45 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Milt Jackson	Olinga	Olinga	CTI	1974	2:30:53 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Melvin Jackson	Funky Skull - Parts 1 & 2	Funky Skull	Limelight	1970	2:34:02 (Pop‑up)
L.H. & the Memphis Sounds	House Full of Rooms	b/w Double Up	Hollywood	1967	2:34:18 (Pop‑up)
George Perkins	Cryin' in the Street (pt. 1)	b/w Cryin' in the Street (pt. 2)	Silver Fox	1970	2:36:20 (Pop‑up)
The Vanguards	The Ground That You're Walking On (Is Mighty Shakey)	b/w Woman Come Home	Indie	1971	2:39:31 (Pop‑up)
McKinley Travis	Baby, Is There Something on Your Mind	b/w You've Got It and I Want It	Soultown	1970	2:42:31 (Pop‑up)
Jeanne & the Darlings	What Will Later on Be Like	b/w Hang Me Now	Volt	1968	2:45:42 (Pop‑up)
Timmy Shaw	Thunder in My Heart	b/w No More	Bon	1962	2:48:24 (Pop‑up)
Betty Johnson	Sunshine Man		unissued		2:51:16 (Pop‑up)
Charles Warren	I'm Praying		unissued		2:54:05 (Pop‑up)
Betty & Charles	It's All Over		unissued		2:56:48 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: John Lee Hooker	Stand By	I Feel Good	Jewel	1971	2:58:35 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	8:58am Brian in UK: Hello Mr DJ. Think today might be Bill Evans Day in this house.
	9:01am WR: I don't even know if I still own a radio.
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Bill Evans Day is a very fine day!
	9:02am Sem: Think I'll make this Dale Evans Day here. Hello, Doug, and GTDS devotees.
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Here's you can borrow one of mine, WR. I probably have six or seven.
	9:02am Doug Schulkind: Keep giraffe-paddling, Sem!
	9:02am melinda: Morning all
	9:03am Doug Schulkind: Oh boy! melinda!
	9:03am listener james from westwood: Morning, Doug and all! Now that's some border-blasting radio!
	9:03am Martinibomb: Good morning mister Doug
	9:04am duke: "The radio people ought to do something about this? It's just not right" "I don't think it's a radio thing."
	9:05am Doug Schulkind: Watch out, listener james from westwood. I might try to sell you some goat glands! Howdy, M-Bomb! Hoo-hah, duke!
	9:05am Webhamster Henry: Give the Drummer 2 meters!
	9:06am Dave Sewelson: Good Morning Pittsburgh....
	9:06am Storkenheimer: Storkenheimer is pumped!
	9:07am WR: Bill Evans reminds me of Gil Evans which reminds me I need to listen to yesterday's Testify. I was on multiple calls yesterday remediating a hung system and couldn't listen. Then for some reason the show didn't get archived for a few hours which made me concerned I was going to miss it completely.
	9:07am listener james from westwood: Aw, poor pupper! Rumor has it 45 will be pushing goat glands for COVID-19 at the next briefing.
	9:07am Maggie B.: We made it to another Friday!
	9:07am Listener Robert: I'm trying to see what station that radio was tuned to so I can figure out why it exploded.
	9:09am Webhamster Henry: The Russian Billy Jones & Ernie Hare.
	9:09am Brian in UK: The next big thing will be ostrich spectacles. (Think that might be a typo)
	9:09am Doug Schulkind: John jingle Storkenheimer Smith! Mamma Maggie B! Listener Robert! Webhamster Henry! Welcome welcome welcome all!
	9:10am fred: Hello Doug and listeners
	9:10am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning from chilly windy Annapolis
	9:10am dutchtheo: Good friday! Doug and little pitchers with big ears
	9:11am Maggie B.: Doug, I hope the pup will be OK.
	9:12am Marc Francis: Howdy Doug! Howdy all!
	9:12am WR: Great avatar photo Stork!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Hello Sir fred! Commander Bastille! Right lieutenant dutchtheo!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Marc Francis!
	9:13am Storkenheimer: It's my granpappy Von Sauerbraten, WR.
	9:13am allanToronto: Morning all. A good day for a little armchair travelling.
	9:13am listener james from westwood: Listener Robert: It was playing a morning-zoo/shock jock station. Nothing of value was lost.
	9:14am melinda: I almost did a second 'good morning', brain is mush today.
	9:14am Webhamster Henry: "Ja-da" is also worthy!
	9:14am Listener Bob in PGH: Checking in late this morning. Stupid work stuff! Happy to be here now.
	9:17am Doug Schulkind: Hello, not stupid Listener Bob in PGH!
	9:18am Brian in UK: If the rest of the show is this entertaining we are in for a belter.
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: Glad to see you, allanToronto!
	9:18am Dave Sewelson: hope poochie feels more better soonly
	9:18am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:18am Martinibomb: Digging the oldies nice start to the day
	9:18am WR: @Melinda, hope it still is and continues to be a good morning, all things considered.
	9:18am Doug Schulkind: How do you do, Andrew Waterloo?
	9:20am Uncle Michael: I'm about to duck out for an unavoidable doctor's appt. at the top of the hour. Wanted to say g'morning to Doug and sundry. Back later!
	9:20am Listener Robert: Ah, I see the problem. Radio's on the beach tuned to 590. Must be WINZ, Miami. Yeah, that'll blow up a radio easily. It even crashed this computer in the middle of my comment. The radio also had a knob I've never seen: "OFF/MUSIC/VOICE". Must've been on/off with bass-treble balance settings.
	9:21am WR: Hurry back UM. There's a great show coming on after this one.
	9:21am Doug Schulkind: What does an unavoidable doctor treat, Uncle Michael?
	9:22am Uncle Michael: I'd hate to miss it, WR. My unavoidables, Doug.
	9:23am holland oats: drumma! peoples!
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Hey-O, holland O!
	9:23am WR: You not only play music I've never heard before, but from places I never heard of before, Epirus.
	9:24am Listener Gregory: Sorry I'm late, everyone. I was giving a flutist some until I realized it was Friday and switched over.
	9:24am Doug Schulkind: Epirus was an ancient Greek state, located in the geographical region of Epirus in the western Balkans.
	9:25am Goyim in the AM: Good morning/afternoon, folks!
	9:25am allanToronto: thx again for Jo Jones THE DRUMS, btw, Doug. It's a gem.
	9:26am Sem: @WR: a more prolix version of what Doug said. Epirus is a geographical and historical region in southeastern Europe, now shared between Greece and Albania. It lies between the Pindus Mountains and the Ionian Sea, stretching from the Bay of Vlorë and the Acroceraunian mountains in the north to the Ambracian Gulf and the ruined Roman city of Nicopolis in the south
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: The Bay of Vlorë is where I want to be. Dog-paddling, of course.
	9:27am doctorjazz: Hello Drummers put l out there inside!
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: Good everything, Goyim in the AM!
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: Hello, unavoidable doctorjazz!
	9:28am Brian in UK: Never realised how many people live on Kodiak Island.
	9:29am Brian in UK: Doug, do you use music sheets for the bed.
	9:32am JtotheK: good morning doug. good morning - everyone!
	9:33am WR: I think the family did pronounce it to rhyme with Detroit. Don't take my word for it yet. Lemme double check.
	9:35am WR: Hi doctorjazz, thank you for the emails last night. Have not made it to my computer yet, but plan to this afternoon.
	9:37am Irene Trudel: Here's hoping you get everything working on your new computer. Last autumn we had to buy two new compouters (both tanked at about the same time). Nice to have something solid working again.
	9:37am Listener Robert: No, kidding here, Doug, that's the same way this laptop, Nancy, acts. Video connection's loose, but that then crashes the whole thing. When that's been happening a lot -- as just happened as referred to above -- I have to run it with a pipe wrench as a C clamp holding Nancy together tightly.
	9:39am doctorjazz: Sure, WR, think I sent you stuff I already sent you (getting hard to keep track). Atlantic Trane probably going out soon!
	9:40am WR: Wow Doug, was listening the other night, did not notice the glitch. Which reminds me, you played a few segments of old guy talking about music, the blues, etc. but I couldn't figure it out from the playlist. Who, from what recording? PS this a snow Tall Tale!
	9:41am listener Rey: Good morning all. Hiya Doug. Ooh storytime!
	9:42am Doug Schulkind: Yay, listener Ray! @WR Yeah, I covered up the problem purty good. I took those snippets of old guys talking about the blues from a record I have of some old guys talking about the blues. Happy to send it to you. Just email me.
	9:43am Webhamster Henry: Mmm free-range coon meat!
	9:43am Doug Schulkind: @WR This is the recording: www.discogs.com...
	9:45am Doug Schulkind: @Brian in UK Yes to sheets. No to pyjammers. Good morning, Irene! Pet a cat for me please!
	9:46am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Robert You have a laptop named Nancy?!
	9:46am still b/p: Speaking of how the furniture gets treated in more rustic dwellings...a wonderful text line came the other day from a friend in her ultra-small shack-ish dwelling: "just finished home improvement project, customizing my couch, involved sawsall...success!"
	9:46am bigplanetnoise: Good morning, Doug & Drummers... is the coffee pot on the campfire?
	9:47am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, JtotheK!
	9:47am listener james from westwood: "big ol' piece of ahrn" —love those local accents!
	9:48am listener Rey: Got any Justin Wilson lined up? His accent is great and the stories are hi-larious
	9:49am Doug Schulkind: The second coffee pot is, bigplanetnoise! Help your self!
	9:51am Doug Schulkind: @listener Ray I love ol' Justin Wilson. I could listen to Cajun storytelling all day and all night.
	9:52am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, still b/p! "...in her ultra-small shack-ish dwelling: "just finished home improvement project, customizing my couch, involved sawsall" That's a short story all in itself.
	9:56am Doug Schulkind: @allanToronto The pleasure's mine! Glad you're enjoying it!
	9:56am Gina Bacon: Morning, Drummers! Pardon my lateness!
	9:56am melinda: @Doug Justin Wilson reminds me of this key ring my sister gave me:cajuncreations.com...
	9:57am Brian in UK: Hearing hints of Richard Buckley.
	10:00am still b/p: I saw the outcome later, and I can tell ya, how long does that couch stretch now? Not so-fa!
	10:02am Doug Schulkind: Gina Bacon in her Attic!
	10:03am Doug Schulkind: @melinda I would enjoy that vigorously! @still b/p The ending of that story was divan.
	10:03am Artie: Wascally Wabbit!
	10:05am WR: Wonderful brer rabbit tales. Going to relisten to that a few times.
	10:06am northguineahills: I slept 5 hours last night of continuous sleep. The most sleep I've had since early January!
	10:07am Listener Robert: Darn, at 9:37 should've been "No kidding here", not "No, kidding here", which has the opposite meaning!
	10:08am WR: Yay! NGH, hope that is a start of a trend.
	10:08am Listener Gregory: They used to call me "Whitlin' Listener Gregory" until I got that gap in my teeth fixed.
	10:08am Listener Gregory: *Whistlin'
	10:09am Listener Gregory: Some still call me "Witling Listener Gregory," but behind my back.
	10:10am melinda: Great story.
	10:12am WR: Seeing a "Live from the Gaslight" in a playlist recently made me realize I don't know the nuances and progression of meaning of that work. Not enough time to google everything.
	10:12am northguineahills: @WR: I finally got my employment papers including direct deposit for my new job yesterday. I still don't know the start date. I'm paying my rent by helping my landlord schlep the machinery/materials from his business to our place and his employees in the meantime.
	10:12am Doug Schulkind: Congrats to you, northguineahills! The power of good sleep is overpowering.
	10:13am David Dichelle: Hey Doug and everyone - and congrats NGH!
	10:15am Doug Schulkind: Brother David! Yesterday I was listening to a Pierre Dorge song called "Fats Waller in the Busch of Leipzig" and I thought of you.
	10:15am still b/p: “A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor’s book.”
	10:16am melinda: Love Smokey and His Sister.
	10:16am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, Artie! Hope use guys are doing okay!
	10:16am northguineahills: I slipped the idea for his fetish/swimwear business to retool to make facemasks two weeks ago, and he went from about to declaring bankruptcy to making hand over fist o'er night. (TBH, I wasn't the only one w/ that idea).
	10:18am Listener Gregory: Fetish/swimwear business...? Damn, all my ideas have been taken!
	10:18am Mr C: Standing in the shadows of Drummer love..
	10:18am Doug Schulkind: You had me at "fetish/swimwear business," northguineahills.
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: @melinda Oh me, too. Love is to weak a word.
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: I stand with you, Mr C!
	10:19am fleep: Someone has fetish? Did you bring enough for everyone?
	10:19am Jeff Golick: Wassup good people.
	10:19am northguineahills: I watched 'Unorthodox' last night, about a woman who escaped Hasidicism from Williamsburg to Berlin (the two locations where it was shot). I had a male friend who escaped Hascidism and started techno label and party nights in ....Williamsburg...
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: fleepJeffGolick!
	10:20am northguineahills: lultz, Douglass!
	10:22am redkayak: Howdy everyone!
	10:23am Doug Schulkind: Greets, redkayak!
	10:23am thedunkel: good Morning Drummer! Good Morning all
	10:24am David Dichelle: Doug: I will start a petition to make that the town hymn.
	10:25am Stanley: Hi Doug and the drumming fraternity. Finally finished work helping businesses make their coronavirus job retention scheme claims. Not too much devilish detail, thank goodness.
	10:25am redkayak: @Doug - good morning, sir. How's the day looking?
	10:25am Doug Schulkind: Woo-hoo, it's thedunkel! And look, over there, Stanley's here, too!
	10:26am mauri: drummin sunwise. heipähei
	10:27am northguineahills: As for the fetish/swimwear business, I'm trying to pivot my landlord's business to include Deutschland. The swimwear business mostly includes the LGBT+ community, so if you know anyone into the fetish/swimwear, let me know. My landlord has been feeding me and giving me occasional booze, and not asking for rent (so different from NYC landlords).
	10:29am Doug Schulkind: Glad you're here, mauri!
	10:30am David Dichelle: NGH: Unorthodox is very well done, linguistically as well.
	10:32am Sem: Hei Suomeen!
	10:33am Stanley: Do my 1981 Speedos count as fetish/swimwear?
	10:34am Gina Bacon: Sounds like an amazing and impossible NYC deal, northguineahills!
	10:34am mauri: Hei Sem. Is your trip to Estonia still on?
	10:36am northguineahills: @Stanley: yes (the business is split b/tn the two). @David: IT's the first cinematic experience I can remember mostly in Yiddish since Yentl. @Gina: I had really awful landlord experiences in NYC (save one). My Gainesville one was chill, and the Orlando one is golden.
	10:38am Sem: Nah, this corona thing has put all travel plans on hold.
	10:39am melinda: @Stanley haha
	10:39am Stanley: Thanks ngh. Just that the inner lining has perished, exposing my nads at certain angles, so I thought more fetish than swimwear.
	10:40am mauri: Se. Damn. All good in NS?
	10:40am Gina Bacon: Thanks, Doug!
	10:41am Sem: Yes, mauri. Two deaths, about 375 cases ID'ed, all of us pretty well at home, weather turning better, got some seeds into the garden. How about you and yours?
	10:44am Doug Schulkind: Here's your lineup on this Burton Greene scorcher: Marion Brown (as), Burton Greene (p, perc), Henry Grimes (b), Dave Grant (perc)
	10:44am Brian in UK: Stanley. ENOUGH.
	10:45am mauri: 11 tested cases in this area. All good. Been dancing with a brush cutter and enjoying the very early spring.
	10:45am Stanley: Oh, blimey. I didn't realise you were here, Brian!
	10:46am βrian: Why does (non-healthcare) work have to be so frenetic amidst a pandemic? I've just now managed to drop in here.
	10:46am Doug Schulkind: Dancing With a Brush Cutter was the name of my first band in high school.
	10:46am Jeff Golick: @David D: is Berlin really like a Benetton advert?
	10:48am Jeff Golick: (in re Unorthodox)
	10:49am David Dichelle: Jeff: Good point and it is definitely not. They got the Yiddish dialect down, though (I believe).
	10:49am northguineahills: 16K in FL, most in SoFla, but about 30% here in Orlando (which is why this city and county locked us down on St Patrick's Day). We're a major air hub/tourism destination.
	10:50am Listener Gregory: @Doug, that's a good name. I'm sorry you gave it up.
	10:51am Doug Schulkind: @Whistler Gregory You have to let go the things you love.
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: Tiger Cubs was my first band. A band of thugs and marauders we were. I was in 1st grade. We were badass, sold popcorn by the gallon and sassed the Girl Scouts and their cootie-covered cookies.
	10:51am northguineahills: buena suerte mauri, merde, it has gotten to New Caledonia, that means it's literally everywhere (and I've read it's been literally everywhere for two weeks now, but it now hits home).
	10:55am northguineahills: @Jeff: In our type of artistic circles, actually yes, at least in my experience there. But in the mainstream, somewhat slightly to nonexistent (ie: the Kurd/Turk-Germans are ostracized in their own neighborhoods, but were friendly and fun to party w/. Best Turkish food I ever had.
	10:55am Rich in Washington: Hola, Doug! Hi everybody!
	10:56am northguineahills: Ok, 1: never heard this Burton Greene. 2: ESP was around in 1960?
	10:56am still b/p: Tiger stuff: Someone pointed me to the White Tiger get-up from Masked Singer (never seen it) yesterday. Even accounting for who was revealed as the wearer, I thiiiiiink I could outrun that tiger: ew.com...
	10:57am Doug Schulkind: @NGH Nope. Typo. Should be '66. Thanks!
	10:59am David Dichelle: NGH: You are of course right about the overall diversity there. But I get the point about it being a bit overplayed in the production, if that's what you meant, Jeff.
	10:59am Doug Schulkind: Thanks for getting up oily, Rich in Washington!
	11:01am doctorjazz: Loved the Burrell!
	11:01am Brian in UK: Stanley, been in and out, digging the garden and digging the show.
	11:02am Doug Schulkind: Burrell carries the entire history of the music in his head and hands.
	11:02am doctorjazz: Congrats NGH!
	11:04am melinda: I'll have to watch Unorthodox now.
	11:05am chresti: Morning Doug and some.
	11:05am northguineahills: danks, dr jazz. I just need a start date so I can get a paycheck. (I ate better in uni).
	11:06am Doug Schulkind: Well howdy, chresti!
	11:07am Listener Gregory: Doug, I think "Barnet" must be Barney Wiley, saxophonist famous for his one record with Miles Davis, the soundtrack for L'Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud. Spelling not guaranteed.
	11:07am David Dichelle: I think I'm going to take this fine show out for a careful walk. Thanks Doug! And take good care, everyone!
	11:08am Jeff Golick: @DD: Yeah, the crown Esty ends up running with at the music school was almost too perfectly diverse. But I guess works as a contrast to the sameness of her Wmsburg crew.
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: @Listener Gregory Yup, another typo. Thanks!
	11:10am doctorjazz: I grew up in close tandem to the Satmar community (Boro Park, Brooklyn), actually taught in a Satmar yeshiva for a year, and, let me tell you, the job they do catching the subtleties on Unorthodox is just amazing!
	11:10am Rich in Washington: OMG! That's where that flute loop came from!
	11:11am Dean: The way my Chromebook is situated on the kitchen counter makes it sound like the toaster is drumming on the Dauner bed track.
	11:15am Stanley: Ol' smooth Abu Araki, no less.
	11:15am Mr C: Any chance of Melvin Jackson or Milt Jackson returning as music beds? Like comfort food..
	11:17am Jeff Golick: Flute loops, not just for kids.
	11:17am Doug Schulkind: @Mr C Heck, man, I'll play them simultaneously!
	11:18am Doug Schulkind: I arrived at making that Wolfgang Dauner music bed after hearing Jeff Golick play the cut on D:O Radio.
	11:19am Dean: My toaster was probably playing along then, too.
	11:20am doctorjazz: I do miss Olinga. One of my earliest jazz faves. Always sad to have it get cut of, though.
	11:20am dutchtheo: Dean, was it the dub version
	11:21am doctorjazz: (You could just play it...) (Or, I could just play it..)
	11:22am Dean: Not that kind of toaster, dutchtheo!
	11:23am WR: This is excellent example of not knowing the language, no idea what Osman is singing about, but I'm feeling it for sure.
	11:23am chresti: Toasting toaster beat
	11:24am bobdc: I'm having a typical reaction to this set: "Another country whose music I need to dig into deeper!" It reminds me a bit of Ethiopian music, but sometimes with Egyptian string fills (at least with Abu Araki al Bekhet ), which makes sense if Sudan is between Ethiopia and Egypt.
	11:25am chresti: This is almost like Cajun music
	11:26am melinda: One of Us is a good documentary about people leaving Hasidic communities. One of the people featured is also an actor in Unorthodox.
	11:26am doctorjazz: Has a but of that Afro-Carribean drum feel at times as well, interesting.
	11:28am doctorjazz: One Of Us was scarier than Unorthodox, which, in the end, goes for Hollywood good feelings.
	11:28am Stanley: This Sudanese music just sends me (starts spinning round)
	11:29am Rich in Washington: This is wonderful!
	11:29am Mark R: This Sudanese music is very hypnotic.
	11:30am Stanley: www.theguardian.com...
	11:30am Listener Gregory: Love this cut, but a little confused about "Moon of the Night." What is the moon of the day?
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: Its either that or the shrooms, Mark R.
	11:30am dutchtheo: Like this a lot, sounds more like the north west african touareg music with the handclapping, that reminds me of flamenco.
	11:31am Doug Schulkind: It's either that or the shrooms, Listener Gregory.
	11:32am Stanley: This is sublime
	11:32am doctorjazz: Olinga!
	11:33am Stanley: Check out the article I posted, Doug.
	11:33am WR: @chresti, yes that Osman cut had a Zydeco blues resonance for me.
	11:33am Mr C: That was quick!
	11:36am βrian: In honor of Mr. Prine, I'm having a happy enchilada for lunch.
	11:37am WR: Ah, Doug, thought you were going to mix and dub it up the two at the same time. ;!)
	11:38am SeanG: thanks Doug!
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: @βrian I couldn't bring myself to doing a Prine memorial. His death feels too heartbreaking. My program title is my little moment of honoring.
	11:39am Doug Schulkind: @Mr C I am the original full-service selector!
	11:39am Uncle Michael: I made it.
	11:40am Doug Schulkind: Welcome back, Unavoidable Michael!
	11:40am StringOFperils: Ain't goin' to church like I used to, but that's okay; this is all the testifying I need, right here. Keep the frankincense and the purple passion gloom. This here is the light.
	11:41am Mark R: Thanks for posting, Stanley. The article is undated--do you know when it was first published?
	11:42am Doug Schulkind: Pray with me, StringOfperils!
	11:42am still b/p: The moon of the day is one of the styles available in the fetish swimwear line.
	11:42am StringOFperils: Yes, brother !
	11:43am Listening Out There: This sounds pretty OK...
	11:43am Doug Schulkind: Uncle Michael may just rip off the greatest Hinky Dinky Time in human history. You'll never know if you don't tune in. Coming up at the top of the hour, here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream. FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS HERE: wfmu.org...
	11:44am doctorjazz: This Vanguard track is iffy in the sound department, but AMAZING in the vocal department.
	11:46am doctorjazz: Danke, Doug!
	11:46am Doug Schulkind: Sometimes you gotta take the iffy with the Jiffy-Pop, eh doctorjazz?!
	11:47am WR: Happy I am off work today. Hard to do support calls while doing my spazz soul dance routine with finger snaps and pirouettes (hoping the music holds me up)
	11:48am doctorjazz: I'll take a great musical performance over audiophile sound any day, Doug!
	11:49am Doug Schulkind: Speaking of spazz soul dances, big healing love going out to radio brother Dave the Spazz who is recovering.
	11:49am rw: Good morning everyone and thank you Doug!
	11:49am Uncle Michael: you never know. I'd bet against it, but hey...you never know
	11:50am StringOFperils: that IS good news about Dave the Spazz.
	11:51am WR: Funny thing, Chrome has seen me on Spazz show comments board so often it autocorrect capitalized and I had to fight it to get the lower case s.
	11:51am StringOFperils: Can't believe this is 1962. Sounds ahead of its time.
	11:52am WR: Drummer bring that thunder!
	11:52am Doug Schulkind: Next up: First Betty. Then Charles. Then Betty & Charles.
	11:52am Sem: Well, Doug, this is another fine Friday morning you got us into. Pleased, as always, w/ the experience. See you and all around the Stream, here and there, by and by. Bye!
	11:54am Doug Schulkind: See you soon, Papa Sem! Thank you all for the pleasure of your company!
	11:54am doctorjazz: Betty Johnson has some vocal chops, leans a bit to the blues side.
	11:54am northguineahills: Thanks for the happy morning, Doug!
	11:54am Uncle Michael: Thanks for another fine show, Doug! See you all shortly.
	11:55am Doug Schulkind: Huzzah and hello, rw! I love it when we pull off the WR/rw daily double!!
	11:55am Listener Gregory: This Betty Johnson is awesome!
	11:56am Mark R: Thank you for playing that Burton Greene track earlier, too. Challenging, to say the least. I read somewhere that reaction to his music was so hostile that he actually had a nervous breakdown in the late 60s/early 70s.
	11:56am StringOFperils: Nice set to go out on. Thanks again, for another great show. Be well everybody !
	11:57am Listener Gregory: Charles Warren sounds much like Betty Johnson, or is it just me?
	11:57am melinda: I just noticed the title of today's program. Thanks Doug!
	11:58am Doug Schulkind: Welp, smarty pants, you're about to hear them sing together. With love, melinda.
	11:58am northguineahills: What Gregory said...
	11:58am Irene Trudel: Charles Warren is really expressing what we're feeing. Glad I could listen to most of the show today, Doug! Happy hunkering down everyone!
	11:58am chresti: Thank you Doug.
	11:59am Jeff Golick: What @ngh said about what @LG said.
	11:59am Doug Schulkind: ♥ to you, Irene!
	11:59am doctorjazz: Wow, listen to them together, amazing!
	11:59am Listener Gregory: Why on earth is all this "unissued"?? Please issue it!
	12:00pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	12:00pm northguineahills: Shit, Mark, I was enamoured by that Burton Greene as well....
	12:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Doug!
	12:00pm Listener Gregory: Awesome awesomeness, Doug. Thanks so much.
	12:00pm doctorjazz: Either one could be the other! Fun end, fun show, thanks again, of to the next room!
	12:01pm northguineahills: hearts to you Irene, miss your sounds!
	12:02pm WR: I had thought about complaining about you cutting the Sudan set short, but should have known GTDS commandant Doug knows best. Thank you Doug. Laters all.
	12:02pm still b/p: Thanks for so much goods-bringing.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Doug!!
	12:02pm dutchtheo: Thanks Doug! Happy easter and wester
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Doug!
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks everyone! Really really thanks!
	12:13pm Brian in UK: Belated thanks, think the sun has got to me.
	12:17pm Doug Schulkind: Have a nice evening with Mr Evans, Brian in UK.

Give The Drummer Some with Doug Schulkind: Playlist from April 10, 2020

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