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January 28, 2011 Favoriting
How many angelheaded hipsters can fit on the head of a pin?
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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)

Pankaj Kumar Mallick 

Piya Milan Ko Jana
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  Favoriting 		Greatest Hits of Pankaj Mallick
(Angel )
Kishore Kumar  Priye Praneshwari   Favoriting Hum Tum Aur Woh (O.S.T.)
(Odeon 1971)




Ali Ahmad
Hussain
  		Dhun: Poorvi   Favoriting Shehnai
(HMV/EMI 1982)
Gurdas Maan  Alarh Jawani De Alarh Tamsahe   Favoriting Masti
(EMI 1982)
Chintamani Jain  Jaltarang   Favoriting Classical Music of India
(Nonesuch 1975)
Amit Kumar  Too Meri Mehbooba   Favoriting Hamaare Tumhare
(EMI 1978)

Talkover Music:
 Soul Agent & the Soul Defenders  		Popcorn Reggae   Favoriting Downbeat the Ruler:
Killer Instrumentals From Studio One
(Heartbeat )

Neriman Altindag 

Soyledi Yok Yok
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  Favoriting 		Black Mirror:
Reflections in Global Musics 1918-1955
(Dust-to-Digital 1940s)
Muhlis Akarsu  Vay Gozunu Sevigimin Dunyasi   Favoriting Asik Olan Durmaz Aglar
(Kalan )
Edip Akbayram  Aldirma Gönül (Don't Bother My Soul)   Favoriting Edip Akbayram
Selda  Gardasim Hasso   Favoriting



Vurulduk Ey Halkim
Unutma Bizi
(Turkuola 1976)
Okay Temiz & Johnny Dyani  Sark Gezintileri   Favoriting Witchdoctor's Son
(Yonca Plak 1976)
Taner Demiralp  Gül Yüzlülerin Sevkine Gel   Favoriting Beyond Istanbul:
Underground Grooves of Turkey
(Trikont 2004)

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

Fragile Lime 

I Know What It Is
(Listen: Pop-up)
  Favoriting 		b/w Fairyland (When I Was a Little Man)
(Sabrina 1968)
Mandy Morton & Spriguns  Music Prince   Favoriting Magic Lady
(Banshee/Akarma 1978)


(The Spike Drivers)
  		Portland Town   Favoriting Folkrocking Psychedelic Innovation From the Motor City in the Mid '60s
(RD )
Mick Stevens  Beech Tree   Favoriting See the Morning
(Deroy 1972)
Mantis  Shake That Fat   Favoriting Turn Onto Music
(Vertigo 1973)
Country Funk  Want   Favoriting Country Funk
(Fallout 1970)
Terry Manning  I Ain't Got You   Favoriting Home Sweet Home
(Sunbeam 1968-69)

Talkover Music:
 Alice Coltrane  		Ptah, the El Dauod   Favoriting Ptah, the El Dauod
(Impulse! 1970)

Allen Ginsberg 

The Sick Rose
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  Favoriting 		Sings William Blake: Songs of Experience
(Verve/Forecast 1969)
Allen Ginsberg  Slack Key Guitar/
Siratoka Beach Croon   Favoriting


New York Blues:
Rags, Ballads &
Harmonium Songs
(Folkways 1972)
Allen Ginsberg  Bus Ride Ballad to Suva   Favoriting First Blues
(John Hammond 1982)
Start (w/Allen Ginsberg)  Little Fish, Big Fish   Favoriting Look Around
(Fresh Sounds 1983)
Allen Ginsberg  C'mon Jack   Favoriting The Lion for Real
(Polygram late 1980s)

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

Wadada Leo Smith's Golden Quartet 

Rosa Parks
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  Favoriting 		Tabligh
(Cuneiform 2005)
Alexander von Schlippenbach  A Little Yellow (Including Two Seconds Monk)   Favoriting Pakistani Pomade
(FMP 1972)
Assif Tsahar  The Vanishing Blues   Favoriting Cries of Disillusion
(Earsay 2001)





Grachan Moncur III  		Ponte Lo   Favoriting Aco Dei De Madrugada
(BYG/Actuel 1969)
Charlie Haden (w/Don Cherry)  Out of Focus   Favoriting The Golden Number
(A&M 1977)

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

Listener comments!

  8:55am only slightly early:

a.
  8:56am Drummer Some:

And I, dear A, am only slightly oily.
  8:57am annie:

using that greasy kid stuff again, huh?
  8:59am annie:

(if you are not yet aware: the stream is looping. about two minutes' worth)
  9:01am v k:

first time on ur alternate stream --- es' do dis
  9:01am Drummer Some:

Sweet of you to point that out Annie. I was actually just playing some VERY repetitive buffer music until kicking things off. Sorry for the confusion. Please DO let me know whenever you think something's amiss. (I'm always the last to know.)
  9:02am annie:

it's cool, mr drummer
  9:02am listener james from westwood:

mornin' all! looking forward to 3 hr of sonic tonic, and for once i don't have a friday deadline to fear.
  9:03am the REAL last to know:

say, wait a minute....
  9:04am glenn:

how big is the pin?
  9:05am Drummer Some:

Big ups to LJfW and tRltk! And the Glenn the merry Jokester!
  9:05am v k:

can we all agree plaid shirts r no longer 'hip' ?
  9:07am glenn:

plaid is the new black.
  9:07am Drummer Some:

Hey v k,
I'm not sure we can get past the fillibuster from the honorable member from Bellingham, Washington.
  9:09am El Thatchmo:

This reminds me of the stuff I heard on Hong Kong radio. Transporting.
  9:13am Drummer Some:

Honk Kong radio? Honk Kong radio! Do tell, El Thatchmo. When, where, why and how? Enquiring fellow listeners (and hosts) wanna know!
  9:21am Paul Sherratt:

Selection ' Dhun Poorvi ' is hypnotising the dog, Jim
  9:23am Drummer Some:

A big lick on the nose to you, Jim (and to you too Paul, good boy!)
  9:23am Aaron:

Morning Drummer!
  9:24am Drummer Some:

Coming next is my favorite tuned glass water bowls song EVAH!
  9:25am Drummer Some:

Hi there Aaron.
  9:27am Heaven:

rupert murdoch is try to get out under Shinmoedake:
http://thedailywh.at/post/2975426889/damn-nature-u-scarry-of-the-day-volcanic
  9:32am Drummer Some:

Wow, is there anything cooler than volcanic lightning?
  9:36am annie:

that is awesome!
  9:36am listener james from westwood:

Mordor!
  9:42am glenn:

it's good to know one's after the fact snarky remarks will be read and appreciated.
  9:45am Drummer Some:

If a snarky remark falls in the forest, does it make a sound? Oh yes it does!
  9:45am Brian in the Doghouse:

Greetings DS. I have an industrial size shovel available. A trip to Istanbul is incomplete without a visit to Lale Plak record shop. Any Mercan Dede lined up Mr Drummer?
  9:45am Brian in the Doghouse:

Greetings DS. I have an industrial size shovel available. A trip to Istanbul is incomplete without a visit to Lale Plak record shop. Any Mercan Dede lined up Mr Drummer?
  9:47am Brian in the Doghouse:

Or Kolektifistanbul?
  9:47am Drummer Some:

No Mercan Dede, but I've got some Taner Demiralp. (I just love saying that name.)
  9:47am glenn:

and why has there never been a band called the snarky remarks? seems like a natural to me.
  9:48am Brian in the Doghouse:

@ gleen There was The Boo Jum Snark, I believe
  9:49am glenn:

(pretending to be the singer from slade, whatever his name is/was) so cum on feel the snark.
  9:50am Brian in the Doghouse:

@ Glenn (the typing error!) Noddy Holder
  9:51am still b/p:

MacArthur Snark is melting in the rain...
  9:52am Brian in the Doghouse:

Beware the Jub Jub bird
  9:54am Bandersnatch:

hey now! this is some good tunes here!
  9:55am mike ret tp:

just in time for some cool indian stuff and who knows who been too long doug glad to say howdy doo
  9:56am jill:

Here's a fun read - did you know that Richie Sambora wants Bon Jovi to be like the Rolling Stones? Makes you realize how great other music is and how much popular mainstream music sucks...http://www.billboard.com/news/bon-jovi-needs-a-break-when-tour-wraps-says-1005013892.story#/news/bon-jovi-needs-a-break-when-tour-wraps-says-1005013892.story
  9:57am Drummer Some:

Hiya Bandersnatch, Mike (ret) tp, and Jill!
  10:03am Brian in the Doghouse:

Saw Mama Rosin last night in London. The drummer was peerless to a standard that all your listeners know as give the drummer some, Doug.
  10:06am Drummer Some:

I don't know Mama Rosin. Tell us about them. (The great Cajun accordion player Nathan Abshire does a song called "Mama Rosin" on which a 12-year-old girl (Little Yvonne LeBlanc) sings. Thrilling number.)
  10:19am Hugo:

I think I might have that Mandy Morton record. Fine thing in any case.
  10:21am Brian in the Doghouse:

Swiss band, guess they are named after the great Mr Abshires song. Young trio with what you might call a punkish attitude for the Swiss. Know their stuff, played their own songs plus Opelousas Soston. New record out now. Recommeded
  10:21am annie:

more on ATP pull-out:
http://www.watershedpost.com/2011/leaked-email-atp-left-kutshers-because-million-dollar-debt
  10:22am Hugo:

Yep, that's the one.

http://www.discogs.com/Mandy-Morton-And-Spriguns-Magic-Lady/release/2214814
  10:22am glenn:

spike drivers singer reminds me of vashti bunyan.
  10:23am Chris:

The Cramps obviously nicked this for Kizmiaz, never heard this before..
  10:25am glenn:

is that available in the blogosphere?
  10:27am Drummer Some:

Spike Drivers: http://tinyurl.com/4uuds52
  10:30am Drummer Some:

The band currently playling is from Fiji, by the way.
  10:37am chris:

Am I being incredibly stupid here, where on virtual earth is the Spike Drivers DL link, I've tried pushing all the buttons
  10:37am Bob:

Rockin' set here!
  10:41am Bandersnatch:

i can't find the spike drivers on cd baby or anywhere - wtf
  10:43am Z:

Doug is the drug I was thinking of.
  10:44am mark:

i concur, great set ... great show.
  10:45am Alex in Ill:

Mama Rosin is from Switzerland?? Dang!! I actually thought they were from Louisanna. I first heard some of their tunes on "Bob's Scratchy Records" then downloaded their release "Tu As Perdu Ton Chemin" from eMusic.
  10:51am seang:

there's a Henry Miller library around there too , I think
  10:51am wozard of iz singers:

i'm hiiiiiiiiigh uh hunh hiiigh un hunh high, high on big sur. high on big sur.
  10:52am Paul Sherratt:

That bridge & big ocean
http://americanthings.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/big-sur-bixby-bridge-by-redwoodhikesdotcom.jpg
  10:54am Drummer Some:

Seang, I was just by the Henry Miller library (a bookstore and performance space, really) this past Saturday. A bit too fetishistic a place for my tastes, but still full of deep spirit and wonder.
  10:55am Carmichael:

Good morning all.
  10:55am mark:

have a copy of ginsberg's "first blues" lp - classic stuff
  10:56am wozard of iz singers:

turns out i know the former bass player from the spike drivers - richard "papa k" keelan. he moved from detroit to stratford and started perth county conspiracy.
  10:56am Hugo:

Re. Spike Drivers: Follow the link in the second comment ...
  10:56am Drummer Some:

Mark:
Something from First Blues is cued up next!
  10:57am glenn:

i have to out myself as the wozard of iz singers.
  10:57am Drummer Some:

Good morning Carmichael!

Here's that Spike Drivers link again: http://tinyurl.com/4uuds52
  10:59am david:

loving this. never really heard any of his recordings. just that thanksgiving thing.
  10:59am Carmichael:

I missed a tuned water glass performance?!? Please give me a reason to live.
  11:03am listener james from westwood:

Doug, not sure if it was you, but I heard "Howl" in its entirety one very late night on WFMU sometime in the 90s. First time I'd heard Ginsberg read the whole poem.
  11:03am annie:

allen ginsberg singing reminds me of the tunes we would make up when we were kids
  11:04am Carmichael:

Hopefully, you'll follow this with some Burl Ives.
  11:06am Drummer Some:

Burl Ives named names before HUAC. He is not welcome here.
  11:07am another old man:

First heard Bird Brain on 'FMU back in the day
  11:07am Carmichael:

No kidding?? That rat bastard! I'm chucking out all of my Big Rock Candy Mountain" 45s as soon as I get home.
  11:08am seang:

Spank it!
  11:08am seang:

RIBOT!
  11:09am david:

FUCK THA FCC!!!!
  11:09am Hugo:

Blissful thing:

http://s.dsimg.com/image/R-555164-1137508424.jpeg

Mine has a different cover, but otherwise identical, I think.

I had planned to see Ginsberg, but contracted an illness which made me look like something out of a freak movie, so I stayed at home (to avoid contagion). Too bad.
  11:09am Drummer Some:

I'm guessing Scott McDowell ain't playing this track just now.
  11:10am still b/p:

Attention up, volume down.
  11:10am Paul Sherratt:

This is a real Ginsberg gain set ( and match ) Mr drummer Some.

Thank you ... !
  11:14am Hugo:

Same thing, but different cover:

http://s.dsimg.com/image/R-2505767-1287709249.jpeg

Still as blissful ...
  11:21am jill:

Love this track - it is ear candy.
  11:21am Listener Bill:

This Wadada Leo Smith stuff is very nice too.
  11:23am Drummer Some:

Like a big beautiful bell ringing sweetly.
  11:34am Merv:

Crazy Percussion on this Schlippenbach! Love it-- makes the trio sound so much fuller...
  11:37am Drummer Some:

Paul Lovens is rattling the pots and pans.
  11:38am Bandersnatch:

thanks for de link!
  11:46am Ike:

Hello!

You weren't on last Fri. I presume you were at a convention of worldwide drummers scheming to create a version of Stuxnet that'll sabotage the world's drum machines and then selling it as a job-creation plan?
  11:49am Drummer Some:

When our master, Bennink, blows the whistle only we can hear, world drumstruction will ensue.
  12:03pm Bandersnatch:

thanks drummer!
  12:04pm Drummer Some:

You are most welcome. Thanks to all you commentators!
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