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February 19, 2010 Favoriting
Welcome to Radio Unfathomable
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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)

Count Sticky (w/The Upsetters) 

Dry Acid
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  Favoriting 		b/w Crying Too Long (Ravers)
(Dyna 1969)
John Holt  Strange Things   Favoriting The Tide Is High: Anthology 1962 to 1979
(Trojan 1971)
Junior Byles  Pharoah Hiding   Favoriting b/w Hail to the Power (Upsetters)
(Dynamic Sounds 1972)
Myrna Hague  What About Me   Favoriting Feel Like Jummping
(Heartbeat ca. 1975)
Errol Dunkley  Three in One   Favoriting Tighten Up, Volume 5
(New Beat 1971)
Ossie & the Killowats  Real Cool Operator   Favoriting



b/w Slot
Machine
(J.J. 1968)
Bob Marley & the Wailers  Small Axe   Favoriting b/w What a Confusion (Dave Barker)
(Punch 1971)

Talkover Music:
 Jackie Mittoo  		Drum Song   Favoriting Champion in the Arena 1976-1977
(Blood and Fire 1976)

Taylor's Kentucky Boys (feat. Jim Booker) 

Forked Deer
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  Favoriting 		Before the Blues: The Early American Black Music Scene
(Yazoo 1927)


(click)
  		Beaver Slide Rag   Favoriting Violin, Sing the Blues for Me:
African-American Fiddlers 1926-1949
(Old Hat 1927)
Cuje Bertram  Pretty Mohee   Favoriting Black Fiddlers (1929 - c. 1970)
(Document ca. 1970)
Sid Hemphill, Lucius Smith, Will Head, Alec Askew  Arkansas Traveler   Favoriting Black Appalachia: String Bands, Songsters and Hoedowns
(Rounder 1942)
Butch Cage & Willie B. Thomas  Me & My Chauffeur   Favoriting Country Negro Jam Session
(Arhoolie 1959)
The Ebony Hillbillies  Laura's Song   Favoriting


I Thought You
Knew
(EH Music 2005)

Talkover Music:
 East Texas Serenaders  		McKinney Waltz   Favoriting East Texas Serenaders 1927-1937
(Document 1929)

Clifford Brown 

Wail Bait
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  Favoriting 		Memorial Album
(Blue Note 1953)
Prince Lasha  Kwadwo Safari   Favoriting Inside Story
(Enja 1965)





Nathan Davis
Quintet
  		That Kaycee Thing   Favoriting The Hip Walk
(MPS 1965)
Pharoah Sanders  Elevation   Favoriting Elevation
(Impulse! 1973)

Talkover Music:
 Organic Grooves  		Gold Weave   Favoriting Black Cherry
(AUM Fidelity 2002)

Unidentified 

Heddaoua
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  Favoriting 		Songs & rhythms of Morocco
(Lyrichord )
Gnoua Brotherhood of Marrakesh  Sidi Musakar   Favoriting Moroccan Trance II: Sufi
(Sub Rosa 1995)
Abdel Hadi Halo  Lalla Fatima   Favoriting Abdel Hadi Halo & the El Gusto Orchestra of Algiers
(Honest Jons 2006)
Izanzaren  Igigile   Favoriting



Izanzaren
(Arphone )
Najat Aatabou  Kelma Ouahda   Favoriting Nostalgie...
(Fassiphone )
Talbi One  Ellila ma Jani Naass   Favoriting DJ Maghreb Music
(Mimouni Disque )
Malik Adouane  Think (About It)   Favoriting The Orient Meets Funk Brothers & Soul Sisters
(EMI 2006)

Talkover Music:
 DJ Food  		Dub Lion (Remake)   Favoriting Stop and Listen, Volume 1
(BBE 1994)

General Boliviia Osigbemhe &
the Great Santanas 

Opiudoreaki
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  Favoriting



Opiudoreaki
(SOS 1985)
Kabaka International Guitar Band
(led by G. Kabaka Opara)  		Chukwu Kere Mmadu   Favoriting Kabaka International Guitar Band
(Decca 1977)
Super Boiro Band  Sokho Yo   Favoriting Niaissa & Sa Trompette
(Syliphone 1972)
Dr. K. Gyasi & His Noble Kings  Mansa Wo Mma   Favoriting Epono Hini Me
(Sambo late 1970s)




El Rego et
Ses Commandos
  		Vimado Wingnan   Favoriting Legends of Benin:
Afro-funk, Gavacha, Agbadja, Afro-beat
(Analog Africa )
Docteur Nico  Sookie   Favoriting Docteur Nico & l'Orchestre African Fiesta
(Sonafric 1975)

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

Listener comments!

  9:05am annie:

thank you!!
  9:06am Charcutero:

Good morning Doug. Count Sticky!
  9:07am annie:

can you see my smile?
  9:13am mb:

This is a real treat starting with the regaee. Ride on natty!
  9:22am mike cooper:

Now thats what I call crackle - good ol' stylee....:-)))
  9:23am Mark Williams:

this Killowats track - in Jamaica it was released as the Three Tops; funny things would happen when producers released them in the UK thereafter, including changing the artist's accreditation. What were you playing this off of, btw?
  9:26am Paul Sherratt:

I'm just wondering if any of these recordings came via Bergen, Norway.

Many have in the past !
  9:28am fishmonkeystew:

That Marley tune is one of my absolute favorites. Thanks Doug and good morning world!
  9:33am Hugo:

My pleasure, entirely. Since then, the archives have grown further ...
  9:35am Bob:

On the topic of modern African-American bands doing old-time southern rural music, the Carolina Chocolate Drops are pretty interesting. YouTube has a few things.
  9:37am Cecile:

Good morning, all!
The sun is out and my body is producing Vitamin D again! Hurray!
  9:38am fishmonkeystew:

I agree with Bob. Carolina Chocolate Drops are pretty awesome.
  9:38am chris:

Doug, thank you so much for your links to music blogs. I have had a cold and been taking work breaks and downloading much amazing music. You rock!
  9:47am Cecile:

I'm jigging right now.
  9:47am Drummer Some:

Morning all y'all!

@Chris
Providing the links is a great pleasure. Could someone lone about six more hours in the day?
  9:58am PMD:

Mornin'! I'm trying to avoid getting premiums during the marathon, but I may just have to get yours. Darn you.
  10:00am Cecile:

YES. Clifford brown makes everything better.
  10:01am dale:

morning mr. dj et al. @cecil: i just started taking vitamin d - i understand it may help combat the epstein barr viruses that we all may have lurking in our bodies. i've been wiped out lately, hopefully it helps.
  10:02am Paul Sherratt:

Those Carolina Chocolate Drops are in session tonight/this evening in the World On 3 programme from BBC Radio 3 is streamed and then archived for one week. I'm not sure the archive works outside the UK - Hugo will know..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00qn5dc

I went to see the trio a couple of weeks back. It was a cold night and venue but despite their sterling efforts I'm afraid I struggled to warm to the performance. Anyone else seen them I wonder ?
  10:02am Cecile:

I have been taking the D, and I love me some good old milk, but it hasn't been enough. I have to get a medical gro-light, but keep forgetting to call my HMO.
  10:02am chris:

@Doug: yeah exactly. I feel like I am close to paying some of the servers so it might go faster... By the way, I have turned on a few of my musician friends to the Dave Pike Set and blew their minds thanks to you!
  10:05am dale:

i have to start laying off the cocktails, too. that's a hard one.
  10:06am Hugo:

Paul, I will check on that. The Real Audio files may work, if they are still in use.

Anyway, off to see the Edgar Broughton Band tomorrow. Long-time favourites and I mean long-time (early 70s the first time around).
  10:17am Cecile:

dale, I've been cutting back on booze and caffeine. It's tough but kind of helps.
  10:19am Cecile:

Hey, Doug, weren't you going to save that for Bryce? ;D
  10:20am dc pat:

funny, my brother gave up booze for Lent (whatever that is) and I decided to join him. Cutting out the booze isn't a problem for me but I am NOT going through caffeine withdrawal any time soon...
  10:21am Drummer Some:

@Cecille
Yes I was, but then Bryce screwed things up by arriving less late than he predicted on the phone! I love Bryce.
  10:23am PKNY:

Thanks for playing some Pharoah, so necessary!
  10:23am Cecile:

I'm not cutting out, just cutting back. And yeah, a nurse told me I'd never get Parkinson's if I drank coffee, so I will keep on keepin' on.

Aw, LOL, Doug! Never a dull moment in a Brycian world.
  10:27am dc pat:

I find it good practice to cleanse the body occasionally and also good to test your will.
  10:46am stingy d:

this set goes rigth along with the new frank 151 book.... i think...
  10:56am dc pat:

this is the set I was looking for, thanks DrummerSome.
  10:57am Drummer Some:

@Mark Williams
Regarding the Kilowatts "Cool Operator," check this out:

http://tinyurl.com/ydmvpfa
  10:57am Parq:

Doug, I know you're an occasional visitor to the Crud Crud blog. If you check them out now, you will find a couple of really good Morrocan tracks, with commentary that makes for good reading.
  11:02am Drummer Some:

@Parq
Hey thanks for that tip. Looks like a GREAT page.

***Some really unfathomable stuff coming up in this set, everybody!
  11:09am Stuart Troutman:

oh good, Fridays are the correct days for 'unfathomable' stuff.
  11:12am dale:

i highly praise my new toy, a web radio. search out the african and middle eastern stations by country and you'll find gold. a lot of americanized crap too, but lots of good stuff
  11:13am Drummer Some:

Our new tagline:

WFMU: Radio Unfathomable!
  11:17am annie:

did i miss the tiger woods interview?
  11:20am Drummer Some:

I will be holding a press conference to apologize for miss Tiger Wood's press conference to apologize.

I know this is a strange request, coming from a radio guy, but... no media will be admitted!
  11:20am Cecile:

I dunno. You did miss Minnesota's governor suggesting that we all pull an Elin Woods on Big Goverment.

I'm so embarrassed.
  11:21am stingy d:

auto-tune just really pisses on my steps.
  11:22am annie:

wait, wait.. it gets better: "operation new dawn" guess what that is..
  11:24am Cecile:

A end-times movie with Kirk Cameron that's straight to video?
  11:25am Cecile:

I like some auto-tune stuff - but I really liked Zapp and Roger back in the day. (RIP)
  11:26am Stuart Troutman:

uh- oh, this is getting too fathomable.
  11:26am dc pat:

sorry, I'm with singy...
  11:33am dc pat:

Right on drummer some, been wondering about that myself..
  11:34am Hugo:

I thought Tangier was unfathomable ...
  11:36am dale:

okla city bombers and unibomber were branded terrorists. this is no different.
  11:40am Drummer Some:

@Dale
It took a long time before the Okla bombers were referred to as terrorists. Remember the initial MANIA that "Middle Eastern looking" men had been seen leaving the area. The media acted so let down when it only turned out to be crew-cut ex U.S. military. The branding of them as terrorists only happened later.

In my recollection.
  11:40am Cecile:

ita, dale. ITA
  11:41am annie:

cecile, it's the new branded name for "operation iraqi freedom" to be implemented in september!!
  11:41am north guinea hills:

the freepers were calling the airplane guy an anti-religious communist based on his manifesto. then they wondered aloud why the liberals weren't taking responsibility for the crimes of one of their own.

(that site can make one feel real dirty)
  11:43am Cecile:

I know. The media were let down, and they should have been scared out of their minds!

Oh, God. I can't read that site ever since they all stopped listening to Brian Eno because he was "un-American"
  11:44am Cecile:

any hoo, everyone, what's for lunch?
Me, my experimental same-day-every-day lunch of veggies, brown rice and tuna fish. I've heard from some experts to eat the same thing at lunch to curb hunger. It's not really working, but at least its' reasonably healthy.
  11:46am Ike:

I didn't have a chance to comment earlier about the Ebony Hillbillies. I've seen them giving great performances at 42nd St. near the S train a few times, and always wish I could stop and listen longer. Not as impressed with the recorded material of theirs that I've heard. Maybe they need to do a live record.
  11:46am Drummer Some:

**ENDING ALERT**

Bryce just called to say he'll be about seven minutes late. I'll keep the African dance frolic happening till he shows his cherubic cheeks.
  11:46am annie:

i'm a two meals-a-day person myself.. last one close to sunset. and try to include hefty dose of protein for breakfast to take me to the second meal
  11:49am Ne-guh-tor:

This set was choice, Doug. I love African cultures and stuff.
  11:52am annie:

i love fridays
  11:53am dc pat:

I'm a 7 or 8 meals-a-day person.

wait, WHAT?!!! BRYCE IS LATE?! THAT'S IT, I'M OUTTA HERE!
  11:56am stingy d:

i only eat 16 times a day. but every time i eat, it's an eighth of a meal.
  11:59am matt:

this is incredible high life right now thanks!
  11:59am north guinea hills:

I usually eat about 6 times a day, but i just only finished my second breakfast, so, it may only be a 4 meal day. Usually, each meal is small. I'll probably have udon noodles for lunch #1.
  12:00pm Drummer Some:

I want to be reincarnated as the bass player on this track.
  12:01pm dc pat:

cannot argue with that DS.
  12:01pm Ne-guh-tor:

Are they talking about Nomi? Klaus Nomi?
  12:10pm north guinea hills:

damn, that minimal bass line in this "bonus" track is tight.....
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