WFMU: Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from September 23, 2010

Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from September 23, 2010

Hither and zither and yon and on. Except for the zither. Mostly.

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September 23, 2010: A duck, some crickets, and coloful taboo treasures

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments
Sirojiddin Juraev, Homayun Sakhi, et al	Sayr-i Badakhshan	Music of Central Asia Volume 9: In the Footseps of Babur	Smithsonian Folkways	CD
Takeharu Kunimoto and the Last Frontier	Pray for Asia	SXSW 2006 - Japan Sounds From Way Out East	Jetro	CD
Fun Boy Three	It Ain't What You Do . . .	The Fun Boy Three	Chrysalis	LP
Debo Band & Kidid	Adderech Arada (Kiddid Remix)		Electric Cowbell	45
Mukam Art Troupe of Xinjiang	Love for Homeland	Don't Torment Me, Dear	Hugo	CD
Josef Marais and Miranda	The Crickets	Ballads of Many Lands	Decca	LP
Sir Richard Bishop	Hecate Awakens	Knucklehead Freefall	No Label	CD
The Lonesome Drifter	Your New Love	Eager Boy	Ram	LP
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"
Gilberto Gil	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	1971	Mercury / PolyGram	CD	Because I think of SPLHCB (reprise) as the penultimate song, and as this is my penultimate regular show, various alternating versions have filtered into my mind this week. This is one of them.
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	Am I Fooling Myself Again	The Best of . . .	Rhino	CD
Janelle Monae	Come Alive (The War of the Roses)	The ArchAndroid	Bad Boy / Wondaland	CD
Monade	Sunrise Telling "Sunrise Telling" by "Monade"	Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings	Drag City	CD
Sid Bass & His Orchestra	Pick Yourself Up	With Bells On	RCA Camden	LP
P. Miles Bryson	(A Brief But Incongruous) Introduction On How To Wander Aimlessly And Achieve The Newest Impossible Cosmetic Conspiracy	Megalomaniac Decorator's Quarterly	Illegal Art	CD
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	In a Persian Market "In a Persian Market" by "Phil Kraus"
Shop Assistants	I Will Never Be Friends With You	Will Anything Happen	Chrysalis	LP
Kim Ki O	Zorla, Zorlar "Zorla, Zorlar" by "Kim Ki O"	Dans	Enfant Terrible	CD
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark	Souvenir	Architecture and Morality	Epic	LP
The XX	Basic Space "Basic Space" by "The XX"	XX	XL/Young Turks	CD
ESG	Talk It "Talk It" by "ESG"	Step Off	Soul Jazz	CD
Aleuda	Passarinho "Passarinho" by "Aleuda"	Far Out Spaced Odyssey (v/a)	Far Out	CD
Arica	River "River" by "Arica"	Heaven	Arica Institute	CD
Thurston Knudson, Augie Goupil and Their Jungle Rhythmists	Conga Kongo	Jungle Drums	Decca	LP
Arthur Lyman	Taboo "Taboo" by "Arthur Lyman"	Taboo	Rykodisc	CD
So Percussion & Matmos	Treasure "Treasure" by "So Percussion & Matmos"	Treasure State	Cantaloupe	CD
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"
Kaleidoscope	Dive Into Yesterday "Dive Into Yesterday" by "Kaleidoscope"	Tangerine Dream	Repertoire	CD
Asha Bhosle & Mohammed Rafi	Chura Liya Hai Tum Ne	Yaadon Ki Baaraat (soundtrack)	The Gramophone Co. of India Ltd.	CD
Cesaria Evora	Falta de Forca "Falta de Forca" by "Cesaria Evora"	Radio Mindelo: Early Recordings	Lusafrica	CD
Aaltjie van Denburg	The Little White Duck	Somebody's Tall and Handsome	Van Ayr	LP
Rose Maddox	Fried Potatoes "Fried Potatoes" by "Rose Maddox"	$35 and a Dream	Arhoolie	CD
Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar	Ya'll Come	For Pete's Sake	Gusto	CD
Boothill Foot-Tappers	Get Your Feet out of My Shoes	Ain't That Far From Boothill	Cherry Red	LP
Cornelius	The Microdisneycal World Tour	Fantasma	Matador	CD
Four Tops	Wonderful Baby "Wonderful Baby" by "Four Tops"	Phil's Spectre II - Another Wall of Soundalikes	Ace	CD
Smith	Mojaleskey Ridge "Mojaleskey Ridge" by "Smith"	A Group Called Smith	Dunhill	LP
Tabla Beat Science	Secret Channel	Tala Matrix	Axiom	CD
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"	the Percussive
No Age	Losing Feeling "Losing Feeling" by "No Age"		Sub Pop	EP
Richard	Run DMT "Run DMT" by "Richard"	Welcome Home/Diggin' the Universe (V/A)	Woodsist	LP
The Steps	Ibu Kota "Ibu Kota" by "The Steps"	Krontjong Warna-Warni	Remaco	CD-R
Peggy Lee	The No-Color Time of Day	Make It with You	Capitol	LP
Samara Lubelski	Have You Seen The Colors	Parallel Suns	The Social Registry	CD
Rolling Stones	She's a Rainbow "She's a Rainbow" by "Rolling Stones"	More Hot Rocks	Abko	CD

Listener comments!
	12:03pm dc pat: this has to be from Afghanistan?
	12:06pm annie: tamar... we're finally here..
	12:06pm Dale from North Dakota: Hello Tamar, hope that all is well with you today! Looking forward to another great show, very nice start to it. Have you any Boiled in Lead? Great punked up world music.
	12:09pm Rob W: This reminds me - Hokkaido Food Fair this weekend at the Japanese mall in Edgewater NJ (and also their Chicago and San Jose branches by the way) - http://www.mitsuwa.com/event/eevent.php?e=42 - !
	12:11pm annie: i couldn't help but think that was filled with mongolian influence.???
	12:12pm Squid: That Japanese blues was fantastic.
	12:14pm Cecile: Rob is Hokkaido that fantastic store in Chicago my friends rave about - with every ingredient and utensil known to mankind?
	12:15pm still b/p: Bluegrass with shamisen. Well, yahh!
	12:18pm Tamar: First track was Afghani-Tajik thereabouts. I've never been to the Hokkaiko fest, but I'm tempted!
	12:19pm dc pat: YEAH! I knew it....only because I have some sirod (or however you spell it) albums.
	12:21pm Cecile: sarod. I made a spelling error on a piece and remember this.
	12:22pm dc pat: Thanks Cecile, just found the correct spelling same time you posted.
	12:22pm Rob W: Cecile - there might be a store called Hokkaido in Chicago but actually Hokkaido is the northern island of Japan! The food fair is interesting because they will have dishes and treats not typically found in Japanese restaurants in North America. Mistuwa is actually the name of a Japanese oversea store chain - and they have a big one in Chicago, and their stores usually have a big supermarket with lots of esoteric Japanese food items and yes, utensils, so that could be what they're talking about!
	12:23pm Rob W: I should add, Mitsuwa is the place where the Hokkaido food fairs will be. But enough shilling for them, as much as I love them. On with the great music Tamar!
	12:29pm Rob W: Although one last shill - I just discovered that Takeharu Kunimoto and the Last Frontier, the shamisen/bluegrass band that Tamar played earlier, is touring the southeast US starting tomorrow! Check out: http://homepage2.nifty.com/ts-sonic/calendar_of_event/index.html
	12:29pm dc pat: this is a killer show and just what I like to hear out of FMU...but, gotta go dumb some dumb shit for a while..
	12:29pm Cecile: Oh, I got it. I think that's must be it. Mitsuwa! Gotta remember that if I ever spend more than 30 hours in Chicago again...
	12:32pm Jackie ny-ca: Mitsuwa is, as they say here, "over the hill" from where I now live in Santa Cruz. I may have to check out this festival this weekend. Never been to the place before, maybe this is a good time to check it out. The website looks interesting.
	12:37pm Marshall Stacks: Another Santa Cruzan! If you're into Japanese food, Mitsuwa is worth a visit. I'll be in the Mitsuwa neighborhood this weekend and may stop by.
	12:41pm annie: this reminds me of bill murray's lounge lizard singer schtick on SNL
	12:42pm Marshall Stacks: Annie, "Nick Springs," wasn't it? "Star Wars, wonderful Star Wars...."
	12:43pm Dale from North Dakota: I never realized how long this song is before hearing this version, lol.
	12:45pm annie: what a hoot.!!! which he came dangerously close to when he did that movie in japan, performing karoake..
	12:48pm annie: so funny about SNL back then; the bars would literally empty out at 10:30 so everyone could run home to see the show..
	12:57pm Mike East: Pick yourself up, dust yourself off...hello everyone. Great show Tamar.
	2:05pm slugluv1313: YAY! TAMAR!!! thanx for the transit advice! yes i have lived in Hoboken since like FOREVER . . . and not like i am pushing NJ Transit or anything -- but like you say, bus #126 is just sooooo much closer/convenient than walking from the PATH
	2:07pm slugluv1313: oooooo loving this old Bollywood piece -- what year is this from??
	2:07pm dc pat: hey that Mohammed Rafi is kind of a big shot isn't he?
	2:08pm dc pat: annie: now the bars fill up at 10:30 so everyone is sure to miss it.
	2:08pm Geralyn Abinader: what was playing at 12 noon? Middle Eastern sounding music followed by this guy just wailing beautifully? Thanks.
	2:24pm Looms: Wonderful show, Tamar, thx!
	2:25pm aj: CKUT's music department listening and chair swaying with you right now - sounding great, as always
	2:28pm annie: caught that pat, yup.. not like it used to be...
	2:35pm dc pat: sad times we live in...
	2:39pm Julie: it's a "Group called Smith"? I thought it was just "Smith" and the album was named "Group called Smith"
	2:42pm Tamar: Julie, you're right. I stand corrected.
	2:44pm PMD: Oh crap, I'm late in listening. Thanks for the music Tamar!
	2:48pm don: just got back.. for the first time in my life i stood in line for the shake shack.. as much as i always thought i hated long lines, it was nice to get a lot read of reading done and observe dogs.. the food was par for the course. diggin this green universe tamar
	2:49pm dc pat: DANG, did I already miss No Age's tour??
	2:56pm Deah Snider: Sounds like this Samara singer's insides would just explode if she dared project that voice, Sheesh!
	2:57pm dc pat: DANG, did I already miss the Rolling Stone's career??
	2:57pm postmanpaul: Yo 'fmuers!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments
Sirojiddin Juraev, Homayun Sakhi, et al	Sayr-i Badakhshan	Music of Central Asia Volume 9: In the Footseps of Babur	Smithsonian Folkways	CD
Takeharu Kunimoto and the Last Frontier	Pray for Asia	SXSW 2006 - Japan Sounds From Way Out East	Jetro	CD
Fun Boy Three	It Ain't What You Do . . .	The Fun Boy Three	Chrysalis	LP
Debo Band & Kidid	Adderech Arada (Kiddid Remix)		Electric Cowbell	45
Mukam Art Troupe of Xinjiang	Love for Homeland	Don't Torment Me, Dear	Hugo	CD
Josef Marais and Miranda	The Crickets	Ballads of Many Lands	Decca	LP
Sir Richard Bishop	Hecate Awakens	Knucklehead Freefall	No Label	CD
The Lonesome Drifter	Your New Love	Eager Boy	Ram	LP
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"
Gilberto Gil	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	1971	Mercury / PolyGram	CD	Because I think of SPLHCB (reprise) as the penultimate song, and as this is my penultimate regular show, various alternating versions have filtered into my mind this week. This is one of them.
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers	Am I Fooling Myself Again	The Best of . . .	Rhino	CD
Janelle Monae	Come Alive (The War of the Roses)	The ArchAndroid	Bad Boy / Wondaland	CD
Monade	Sunrise Telling "Sunrise Telling" by "Monade"	Socialisme ou Barbarie: The Bedroom Recordings	Drag City	CD
Sid Bass & His Orchestra	Pick Yourself Up	With Bells On	RCA Camden	LP
P. Miles Bryson	(A Brief But Incongruous) Introduction On How To Wander Aimlessly And Achieve The Newest Impossible Cosmetic Conspiracy	Megalomaniac Decorator's Quarterly	Illegal Art	CD
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	In a Persian Market "In a Persian Market" by "Phil Kraus"
Shop Assistants	I Will Never Be Friends With You	Will Anything Happen	Chrysalis	LP
Kim Ki O	Zorla, Zorlar "Zorla, Zorlar" by "Kim Ki O"	Dans	Enfant Terrible	CD
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark	Souvenir	Architecture and Morality	Epic	LP
The XX	Basic Space "Basic Space" by "The XX"	XX	XL/Young Turks	CD
ESG	Talk It "Talk It" by "ESG"	Step Off	Soul Jazz	CD
Aleuda	Passarinho "Passarinho" by "Aleuda"	Far Out Spaced Odyssey (v/a)	Far Out	CD
Arica	River "River" by "Arica"	Heaven	Arica Institute	CD
Thurston Knudson, Augie Goupil and Their Jungle Rhythmists	Conga Kongo	Jungle Drums	Decca	LP
Arthur Lyman	Taboo "Taboo" by "Arthur Lyman"	Taboo	Rykodisc	CD
So Percussion & Matmos	Treasure "Treasure" by "So Percussion & Matmos"	Treasure State	Cantaloupe	CD
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"
Kaleidoscope	Dive Into Yesterday "Dive Into Yesterday" by "Kaleidoscope"	Tangerine Dream	Repertoire	CD
Asha Bhosle & Mohammed Rafi	Chura Liya Hai Tum Ne	Yaadon Ki Baaraat (soundtrack)	The Gramophone Co. of India Ltd.	CD
Cesaria Evora	Falta de Forca "Falta de Forca" by "Cesaria Evora"	Radio Mindelo: Early Recordings	Lusafrica	CD
Aaltjie van Denburg	The Little White Duck	Somebody's Tall and Handsome	Van Ayr	LP
Rose Maddox	Fried Potatoes "Fried Potatoes" by "Rose Maddox"	$35 and a Dream	Arhoolie	CD
Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar	Ya'll Come	For Pete's Sake	Gusto	CD
Boothill Foot-Tappers	Get Your Feet out of My Shoes	Ain't That Far From Boothill	Cherry Red	LP
Cornelius	The Microdisneycal World Tour	Fantasma	Matador	CD
Four Tops	Wonderful Baby "Wonderful Baby" by "Four Tops"	Phil's Spectre II - Another Wall of Soundalikes	Ace	CD
Smith	Mojaleskey Ridge "Mojaleskey Ridge" by "Smith"	A Group Called Smith	Dunhill	LP
Tabla Beat Science	Secret Channel	Tala Matrix	Axiom	CD
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"	the Percussive
No Age	Losing Feeling "Losing Feeling" by "No Age"		Sub Pop	EP
Richard	Run DMT "Run DMT" by "Richard"	Welcome Home/Diggin' the Universe (V/A)	Woodsist	LP
The Steps	Ibu Kota "Ibu Kota" by "The Steps"	Krontjong Warna-Warni	Remaco	CD-R
Peggy Lee	The No-Color Time of Day	Make It with You	Capitol	LP
Samara Lubelski	Have You Seen The Colors	Parallel Suns	The Social Registry	CD
Rolling Stones	She's a Rainbow "She's a Rainbow" by "Rolling Stones"	More Hot Rocks	Abko	CD

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm dc pat: this has to be from Afghanistan?
	12:06pm annie: tamar... we're finally here..
	12:06pm Dale from North Dakota: Hello Tamar, hope that all is well with you today! Looking forward to another great show, very nice start to it. Have you any Boiled in Lead? Great punked up world music.
	12:09pm Rob W: This reminds me - Hokkaido Food Fair this weekend at the Japanese mall in Edgewater NJ (and also their Chicago and San Jose branches by the way) - http://www.mitsuwa.com/event/eevent.php?e=42 - !
	12:11pm annie: i couldn't help but think that was filled with mongolian influence.???
	12:12pm Squid: That Japanese blues was fantastic.
	12:14pm Cecile: Rob is Hokkaido that fantastic store in Chicago my friends rave about - with every ingredient and utensil known to mankind?
	12:15pm still b/p: Bluegrass with shamisen. Well, yahh!
	12:18pm Tamar: First track was Afghani-Tajik thereabouts. I've never been to the Hokkaiko fest, but I'm tempted!
	12:19pm dc pat: YEAH! I knew it....only because I have some sirod (or however you spell it) albums.
	12:21pm Cecile: sarod. I made a spelling error on a piece and remember this.
	12:22pm dc pat: Thanks Cecile, just found the correct spelling same time you posted.
	12:22pm Rob W: Cecile - there might be a store called Hokkaido in Chicago but actually Hokkaido is the northern island of Japan! The food fair is interesting because they will have dishes and treats not typically found in Japanese restaurants in North America. Mistuwa is actually the name of a Japanese oversea store chain - and they have a big one in Chicago, and their stores usually have a big supermarket with lots of esoteric Japanese food items and yes, utensils, so that could be what they're talking about!
	12:23pm Rob W: I should add, Mitsuwa is the place where the Hokkaido food fairs will be. But enough shilling for them, as much as I love them. On with the great music Tamar!
	12:29pm Rob W: Although one last shill - I just discovered that Takeharu Kunimoto and the Last Frontier, the shamisen/bluegrass band that Tamar played earlier, is touring the southeast US starting tomorrow! Check out: http://homepage2.nifty.com/ts-sonic/calendar_of_event/index.html
	12:29pm dc pat: this is a killer show and just what I like to hear out of FMU...but, gotta go dumb some dumb shit for a while..
	12:29pm Cecile: Oh, I got it. I think that's must be it. Mitsuwa! Gotta remember that if I ever spend more than 30 hours in Chicago again...
	12:32pm Jackie ny-ca: Mitsuwa is, as they say here, "over the hill" from where I now live in Santa Cruz. I may have to check out this festival this weekend. Never been to the place before, maybe this is a good time to check it out. The website looks interesting.
	12:37pm Marshall Stacks: Another Santa Cruzan! If you're into Japanese food, Mitsuwa is worth a visit. I'll be in the Mitsuwa neighborhood this weekend and may stop by.
	12:41pm annie: this reminds me of bill murray's lounge lizard singer schtick on SNL
	12:42pm Marshall Stacks: Annie, "Nick Springs," wasn't it? "Star Wars, wonderful Star Wars...."
	12:43pm Dale from North Dakota: I never realized how long this song is before hearing this version, lol.
	12:45pm annie: what a hoot.!!! which he came dangerously close to when he did that movie in japan, performing karoake..
	12:48pm annie: so funny about SNL back then; the bars would literally empty out at 10:30 so everyone could run home to see the show..
	12:57pm Mike East: Pick yourself up, dust yourself off...hello everyone. Great show Tamar.
	2:05pm slugluv1313: YAY! TAMAR!!! thanx for the transit advice! yes i have lived in Hoboken since like FOREVER . . . and not like i am pushing NJ Transit or anything -- but like you say, bus #126 is just sooooo much closer/convenient than walking from the PATH
	2:07pm slugluv1313: oooooo loving this old Bollywood piece -- what year is this from??
	2:07pm dc pat: hey that Mohammed Rafi is kind of a big shot isn't he?
	2:08pm dc pat: annie: now the bars fill up at 10:30 so everyone is sure to miss it.
	2:08pm Geralyn Abinader: what was playing at 12 noon? Middle Eastern sounding music followed by this guy just wailing beautifully? Thanks.
	2:24pm Looms: Wonderful show, Tamar, thx!
	2:25pm aj: CKUT's music department listening and chair swaying with you right now - sounding great, as always
	2:28pm annie: caught that pat, yup.. not like it used to be...
	2:35pm dc pat: sad times we live in...
	2:39pm Julie: it's a "Group called Smith"? I thought it was just "Smith" and the album was named "Group called Smith"
	2:42pm Tamar: Julie, you're right. I stand corrected.
	2:44pm PMD: Oh crap, I'm late in listening. Thanks for the music Tamar!
	2:48pm don: just got back.. for the first time in my life i stood in line for the shake shack.. as much as i always thought i hated long lines, it was nice to get a lot read of reading done and observe dogs.. the food was par for the course. diggin this green universe tamar
	2:49pm dc pat: DANG, did I already miss No Age's tour??
	2:56pm Deah Snider: Sounds like this Samara singer's insides would just explode if she dared project that voice, Sheesh!
	2:57pm dc pat: DANG, did I already miss the Rolling Stone's career??
	2:57pm postmanpaul: Yo 'fmuers!

Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from September 23, 2010

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