WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 03/10/17

Listener comments!

8:20am annie:

ok, you got a little more dough, bring the tunes!!

8:21am Doug Schulkind:

On the way, annie! On the way!

8:37am Brain still in UK, body out on the highway.:

Hello Doug 'n annie. Doug 'n Annie, was that an old TV show from wayback. That's Wayback, Wisconsin.

8:38am annie:

i picked your premium for my swag, doug, i'm stoked.

8:40am David D:

Hey everyone, it's the Drummerthon!

8:42am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK/Brain in Highway
You are beloved to me, Sir.

@annie
My premium is all about all the brilliant programs/hosts on Give the Drummer Radio, like...

...Continental Subway's David D. Good afternoon to you, comrade!

8:45am David D:

A very good morning to you, sir - and a good everything to everyone...

8:45am listener james from westwood:

How do, Doug and happy Drummers!

8:46am duke:

Greetings Drummersomes

8:47am Brain still in UK, body out on the highway.:

@David sorry to miss your show but the week caught up with me early.
See you played Souad Massi, Deb is one of my favourite albums. She seems to have gone a bit western recently recording a track with Paul Weller.

8:53am David D:

Hi Brian, yes, Souad Massi is fantastic - can never be played enough! The track with Paul Weller is lovely as well.

8:54am David D:

Hello James, Duke, and everyone else!

8:55am Doug Schulkind:

WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME
duke and Listener James

8:55am Jeff Golick:

I'm here for this.

8:57am Doug Schulkind:

So glad you are, my dear brother Jeff Golick!

8:59am Maggie B.:

May you rake it in this fine marathon morning!

9:00am Doug Schulkind:

Everybody radio? Now begins my...

30th year of marathoning for WFMU.

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Mother Maggie!

9:01am hyde:

woo hoo! pledgepledgepledgepledgepledge

9:01am David D:

Congrats, Doug - that is a great milestone!

9:01am Dave in Vermont on the phone:

In my bare feet.
Waiting to have my socks knocked on!

9:02am Scraps:

h'lo h'lo hey hey hey!

9:02am Brain still in UK, body out on the highway.:

Doug, got me to thinking about Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi with Peter Nelson recently. Have you heard from him?

9:02am David D:

Yes, pledges to be made - prizes to be had - all to be revealed presently!

9:03am Uncle Michael:

Yowza!

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

Not since he vamoosed, Brian in UK.

@Dave in Vermont
REMOVE SHOES ALERT! REMOVE SHOES ALERT!

9:04am Brain still in UK, body out on the highway.:

Stanley, get your arse over here.

9:04am Doug Schulkind:

HOWDY HOWDY HOWDY
hyde, scraps, Uncle Michael!

9:05am KimSorise:

Happy Anniversary, Major Doug!
Listening with the Kiddos!

9:08am Scraps:

I have my mouse pledge already made -- but instant pledges are always intriguing....

whet, whet, whet!

9:08am Doug Schulkind:

I will try not to curse UNLESS I REALLY NEED TO, Kim Sorise!

9:08am holland oats:

drumma! peoples! givers 'til it hurters!

9:09am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for everything, Scraps!

holland oat$!

9:10am Doug Schulkind:

Isn't this just the greatest marathon track ever?!?

9:10am David D:

Prizes (to be revealed) will be drawn from all pledges $20 and above!

For pledges $75 and upward, you -automatically- receive the Best of Give the Drummer Radio CD, with tracks from all of the stream's shows!

9:11am Artie Haywire:

Ring-A-Ding-Ding-Dong!!!!

9:11am Doug Schulkind:

Ar-tay Hay-Hay!

9:12am Brian in UK:

Doug, still waiting for Laura Cantrell to co-host again. My entry marathon still vivid in my memory. Hearing her saying Brahn in Whatfud goosebump city.

9:13am Doug Schulkind:

Laura knows she has an open invitation to join the Drummer Stream...

9:13am Scraps:

It's kinda What A Fool Believes

9:14am listener james from westwood:

Got a pledge call from the amazing Laura Cantrell while in the phone room @ FMU. My heart damn near lifted through the roof of the station.

9:15am listener james from westwood:

Pledge for Doug's weekly half-hour soul capper, which sends you to Hinky Dinky Time like a long goodbye hug at the airport!

9:17am Jeff Golick:

...though if I could get some toothpaste, that'd be cool.

9:17am Artie Haywire:

@Scraps: Mrs. Haywire was just making that same observation. (Earbservation?)

9:17am Stanley:

I'm here, complete with arse.

9:19am Brian in UK:

@james .......and relax.

Hey Stanley, keep enough in the skyrocket for a couple of pints tonight.

9:20am David D:

As Doug just announced, one of the prizes you can win in the first hour, with pledges $20 or more is:
Hawai'i Authentic: The Pre-War Era Vol.2 (1927-1936) (on vinyl!)

9:24am Stanley:

Hi Brian - a quart of beer has got my name, photo and whole profile on it. But it's going to be hard pulling away from UM's show later on.

9:25am Scraps:

Oh! Oh! Is it Ma Vlast??

9:25am Brian in UK:

Never understood this title, especially in Czech.

9:25am Doug Schulkind:

This title translates as "A Thousand Faces"

9:26am Doug Schulkind:

Hey there, Stanley!

9:26am David D:

$75 or more will get you automatically and without further ado the amazing CD compilation of the Best of Give the Drummer Radio!

9:28am Mr C:

Get out in that kitchen and make some noise with the pots and pans..

9:29am hyde:

yes! i dearly love this guy. i also think the proper spelling is: Sol Hoʻopiʻi

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

You are co'rre'ct, hyde.

9:30am Doug Schulkind:

Hey, put out the Waterford crystal. MR C IS HERE!

9:30am hyde:

i don't mean to be diacritical

9:31am David D:

Yes the Marie Rottrová track is about love having a thousand faces. These types of "translations" are often sort of "readaptations" to say the least.

9:31am Scraps:

h'l''o'''

9:32am melinda:

mornin

9:33am David D:

Good morning and good afternoon Melinda, Scraps, Hyde, Mr C, and everyone else checking in!

9:34am melinda:

@James: it was fun hearing you on the air the other day

9:38am Doug Schulkind:

Lift us up and keep us up with your pledge! pledge.wfmu.org...

9:39am Doug Schulkind:

Hi hi hi, melinda!

9:39am David D:

Next prize up for grabs (pledges $20 or more): The Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams CD+Booklet playing right now...

9:40am Scraps:

Is it all Christian?

9:40am David D:

Okay, the booklet isn't playing, I don't think.

9:41am Doug Schulkind:

Let me yank a few wires and see if I can play the booklet. Actually, it's 76-page hardcover book!

9:42am David D:

Here is a link to the Washington Phillips: www.dust-digital.com...

9:42am David D:

Those hardcovers sound the best - just drop a hard needle on it.

9:46am hyde:

it's so true. i give money to a bunch of worthy nature type non-profits, and it constantly annoys me how many extra solicitations they send me. i'm already a member! stop harassing me! spend your money on conservation!

9:48am Jeff Golick:

"If you like Brazilian music..." aka "If you like music"

9:49am David D:

Next prize available to pledges $20 or over: Novos Baianos - Acabou Chorare (CD), as can be heard right about now...

9:49am Lore:

Thanks again & always for all the education & inspiration, Doug!

9:50am Doug Schulkind:

Inspiration is a two-way street, dear Lore.

9:50am Brian in UK:

@hyde I got the same with Wateraid, after asking them to desist it seems to have worked. Preaching to the converted.

9:50am David D:

Or to summarize winners will be drawn for the following three items in just a few minutes!

Hawai'i Authentic The Pre-War Era Vol.2 (1927-1936) (LP)
Washington Phillips Box Set/Book (CD Box Set)
Novos Baianos Acabou Chorare (CD)

9:51am David D:

The Box Set there refers to the largish hardcover book

9:52am Brian in UK:

David trust you are wearing a suitably sparkly getup.

9:52am hyde:

@Brian what i want is a simple opt out, like an "i will never give you money beyond the annual fee, so don't waste money on mail" box

9:53am David D:

Brian: That would be a first! But if it helps...

9:53am Jeff Golick:

Whenever I hear Phillips now I think, "Dylan *must've* heard this dude."

9:54am Brian in UK:

Jeff you read my mind, something in the intonation.

9:55am Jeff Golick:

Yeah. The whole gestalt, really.

9:55am Webhamster Henry:

Hi drummer somers! Nice show and his morning. Washington Phillips is always welcome, as is anything Brazilian.

9:56am Webhamster Henry:

My computer is crashy so I'm tapping this on on my iPad.

9:56am Brian in UK:

Dylan listened to the Anthology of American Folk Music which covers '27 - '30. Not sure if WP was present.

9:59am David D:

Last chance for the first batch of giveaways. $20 or more to be in the running: pledge.wfmu.org...

10:00am Brian in UK:

Listening blind you would be pushed to take this for Hawai'i.

10:00am David D:

Could have been homesick Texan transplants.

10:01am David D:

Although the accents do not add up.

10:06am Brian in UK:

Stand up for Middle Volta.

10:06am listener james from westwood:

It ain't a party until the Black Lodge Singers herald a mouse pledge!

10:08am David D:

As Doug just announced, all pledges $75 and over are in another additional prize running for today's Grand Prize, to be drawn at the end of the show:

Bobo Yeye: Belle Epoque in Upper Volta (3 CD Box w/176 page book)

10:12am Doug Schulkind:

Mighty Black Lodge Mouse Love!

10:12am Brian in UK:

Anyone sighted ndbob recently?

10:13am David D:

And next prize up for $20 pledge-grabs:

Liquid Liquid: Optimo (LP)

10:13am βrian:

I'm still wiping the sleep from my eyes. Good morning, Drummer Givers.

10:14am David D:

Good morning, βrian!

10:14am Doug Schulkind:

Here, βrian, have some Liquid Liquid to wipe it away.

10:19am βrian:

Coffee in hand, loving the A & M. I read they were school yard sweethearts.

10:20am Listener Robert:

One thing you might want to do to save fundraising cost -- maybe you've thought of this already -- is to not send physical mail solicitations to those who've been donating exclusively electronically.

10:20am David D:

Where's that pledge link again? Oh here it is...
pledge.wfmu.org...

10:23am Listener Robert:

I used to send checks, but in recent years only PayPal, and thought that if you responded to the trend, you might save by not physically mailing the solicitation. Of course it's possible some donors may go back to checks, or may keep a physical mail address and change e-mail address, but I don't know whether that justifies a routine letter mailing.

10:24am Lewis:

and it is 924 in the central time zone, the ground is frozen once again and the sun is shining..

10:24am Brian in UK:

I think Manu Chao made Amadou & Mariam sound too Western and rocky when I saw them, gone back to basics more now.

10:24am Doug Schulkind:

@Listener Robert
The poobahs at the station have debated this. They understand the cost of physical mailings, but at this point I think they feel it is still critical to reach everyone possible. That is my understanding of the issue.

Oh, and Good Morning!

10:25am Doug Schulkind:

Howdy, Lewis! All snow-covered here in Pittsburgh after a 60°F day yesterday.

10:27am Brian in UK:

You know what it is like people like to have a hard copy in their hands (stop sniggering at the back).

10:27am Little Danny:

Go Doug go Doug!

10:27am Andrew Waterloo:

I could make it an opt out question in the member profile.

10:28am βrian:

17°F and bright blue skies over the isthmus today. Sunbathed cat at my feet, working from home.

10:28am melinda:

I like getting the mailing.

10:29am David D:

Next prize revelation (in more ways than one):
Owiny Sigoma Band - Nyanza (CD)

10:29am Listener Robert:

The poobahs might try a controlled experiment, half & half, but they may consider it too risky.

10:30am Doug Schulkind:

Thanks for the pledge, Andrew Waterloo!

@Listener Robert
We are nothing if not risk averse. We are pioneering and innovative, but risk averse.

10:31am Listener Robert:

But it did get me that membership card, which I can use at Monty Hall if & when they ever try selling liquor as a private club.

10:31am βrian:

Sometimes you gotta risk a verse. Love letters come to mind.

10:31am Andrew Waterloo:

I like getting the mailing too, but I'll go online to read the information on the brochure while holding the brochure. But, I also understand the value of that physical connection with the mailing. Not something fans of vinyl can argue against.

10:32am Jesse K:

Morning all!

10:32am Listener Robert:

DS, that doesn't doesn't describe Field Marshal Freedman at all. If it does, it's a side of him I'm unaware of.

10:32am David D:

Hey, Jesse!

10:33am βrian:

If Monty Hall were in Wisconsin, they'd have a liquor license in a New York minute.

10:33am Listener Robert:

Instead they're in NJ, & it's taking a Wisconsin minute.

10:34am Lewis:

well played Listener Robert!

10:35am βrian:

Lewis, you are a philanthropic force of nature!

10:35am Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, Jesse Kamoutsky!

10:36am Listener Robert:

What I meant, Doug, is that had I been thrust into Ken's position 30 yrs. ago, I'd've immediately set to cutting things back because we couldn't afford what we were doing. Instead he took a good deal of risks, and the results are before us.

10:37am βrian:

Ach, Crazy Time begins on Sunday! Makes me sleepy already.

10:37am Listener Robert:

With me we probably would've quickly been down to carrier current AM in Upsala's bldgs., & then gone completely when the college went down.

10:38am David D:

Pledge $20 to be in this hour's drawing for Owiny Sigoma and Liquid Liquid - $75 to automatically get the Give the Drummer Radio compilation CD and to be in the grand prize drawing!
pledge.wfmu.org...

10:40am melinda:

Nice selection, Mayuko.

10:43am Uncle Michael:

Third Man gets any cooler and I might start liking Jack White.

10:44am Dean:

"Demotica" is Greek for "garage." And that WTMAB record is killer.

10:45am David D:

And here are all three items for this hour's drawing:

Why The Mountains Are Black: Primeval Greek Village Music 1907-1960 (2 LP)
Owiny Sigoma Band - Nyanza (CD)
Liquid Liquid: Optimo (LP)

10:45am Doug Schulkind:

Heya, Dean the Translator!

10:45am Alex In Illinois:

WFMU fund drives and college radio fund drives are so much more fun than the Fund drives of any NPR station.

10:46am Bruce in Boston:

Love this sh*t

10:46am listener james from westwood:

The audacious wisdom of buying the frequency in the mid-90s before Upsala College could sell it to non-freeform hands should never be taken lightly. It enabled so much.

10:48am Dave in Vermont on the phone:

I dare say that was a little ecstatic

10:48am Lewis:

The largest single donation I have ever made was part of buying that license... money well given!

10:49am Dean:

I wonder whether there's a record store somewhere in this land called No More Records...

10:50am Artie Haywire:

The soul freezing horror of this "No More Records" song!

10:50am Lewis:

It is not hyperbole to say that the money I give to WFMU is at least as responsible for my quality of, and success in, life as money I have spent on a shrink.

10:51am Carmichael:

Heya Doug and drumbos. The best of luck marathoning!

10:51am Jeff g.:

Shaving to GTDR, as I'm doing now = one of my happy places.

10:52am David D:

Thanks, Carmichael!

10:54am Uncle Michael:

Lewis, I'm going to start signing off with "I'm afraid our time is up".

10:55am Lewis:

unimaginable sounds have become common place in my life thanks to GTDS and WFMU.

10:55am Dean:

When he promised "a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage," Hoover was under the influence of Kalymnikos Issos.

10:56am Dean:

So sorry to hear this about Tony!

10:57am Doug Schulkind:

New slogan alert:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO: A chicken in every garage!

10:57am David D:

Last chance to pledge $20 or more to be in the drawing for:
pledge.wfmu.org...
Why The Mountains Are Black: Primeval Greek Village Music 1907-1960 (2 LP)
Owiny Sigoma Band - Nyanza (CD)
Liquid Liquid: Optimo (LP)

10:58am David D:

This ZNR is great - need to know more...

11:00am Little Danny:

That ZNR track was sublime!

11:01am listener james from westwood:

Favorite quote from a marathon past, not one during Tony C's shift: "There are songs out there whose Google results only come from Tony Coulter's playlists."

11:04am Doug Schulkind:

Sublime knows sublime, Little Danny!

11:04am hyde:

my reason is basically that i wouldn't know what to do if there weren't no wfmu

11:04am Kris Holmes:

woohoo, MJH, Mr & Mrs Holmes singing along in bed over morning coffee to this.

11:05am Doug Schulkind:

Big love to all the Holmeses!

11:06am Kris Holmes:

baby baby baby baby!!!

11:06am Alex In Illinois:

The combination of music on this show is reason enough. But, this interactive listener community, and the other shows on the Drummer stream kind of pushes things over the top.

11:06am Doug Schulkind:

All roads lead to Tony, Listener James. Tis so true.

11:07am Listener Robert:

James, I now have a comparison for that transition: the purchase of WNTI, Centenary College, to U. of Penn, who affiliated with NPR. Now their staff has essentially re-formed as Newt Radio on stream. They had the good fortune to have been ousted at a time when streaming audio was already a thing, and a friend who was a supporter of the arts who'd recently purchased the Newton Theatre. But would streaming even have been such a thing now had it not been for WFMU? Yeah, probably, but may have taken years longer.

11:09am Stanley:

I always prefer it with the fuzz

11:09am Andrew Waterloo:

Not just a place to discover music, but also a community of music enthusiasts who are dedicated to discovering, sharing, and cataloging every nook and cranny of music imagined or not.

11:09am Dean:

Programmed properly (e.g., this GTD stream) (web-)radio is a medium for communication of information, knowledge, and most importantly enthusiasm about stuff that matters. Totally agree with Alex in IL @11:06.

11:10am Uncle Michael:

True fact: KJHK at the University of Kansas was the first radio station online (not first college station...first station), though UNC disputes this. And yes, KJHK is just another sucky college station now.

11:10am Jeff g.:

I am now without fuzz.

11:11am Jesse K:

If I may...This great sega song is also on my premium called Name That Name That: Songs that namecheck their own genre

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

HEY, WE ARE UNDER $800 TO GO TO HIT THE VERY AMBITIOUS GOAL. HELP ME GET THERE! pledge.wfmu.org...

11:12am Artie Haywire:

Jeff G: Insert fuzz pedal between pre-amp and power amp sections of your radio receiver rig. So much fuzz. Everything fuzz. Make interactive with fuzz/wah. Yip!

11:12am βrian:

UNC meaning Univ of North Carolina, right? Not the Man from U.N.C.le Michael.

11:12am Doug Schulkind:

You absolutely may, Jesse K!

11:13am Dean:

Recently put my money where my yammering mouth is when I subscribed after decades of deprivation to Fanfare ("The Magazine for Serious Record Collectors"). Like WFMU's best, it is both an education and an inspiration. The reviewers are hella smart and knowledgeable. Better, one quickly learns what they like, what they don't, and why.

11:13am David D:

There are so many reasons to support this station, stream, and this show in particular. I almost hesitate to mention the great prizes that are available this hour, but I will...

Amanaz Africa (2CD)

Soul Sok Sega: Sega Sounds from Mauritius1973-79 (CD)

11:15am David D:

And that's for pledges $20 and over - for $75 you automatically get the Give the Drummer Radio compilation CD, and are in the drawing for Bobo Yeye : Belle Epoque in Upper Volta (3 CD Box
w/176 page book)

11:17am Lewis:

no, the threat is unambiguously existential ;-))

11:17am Kris Holmes:

The Bobo Yeye box is incredible, Numero sent me the vinyl box when it came out & it blew me away, it was all new to me & fantastic. The photos in the book are incredible, the backstory is bananas & the music is outstanding!!!!

11:18am Kris Holmes:

The Marathon from Marathon

11:18am David D:

Metamarathon!

11:19am Doug Schulkind:

You are never alone when you're with Kris Holmes. Because, like, Kris is with you. Right there. But also metaphorically. too.

11:20am Kris Holmes:

we are now out of bed dancing around the bedroom to Clifton heh

11:21am David D:

Sun just beginning to set here, music works for all times of day.

11:21am Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Some, driving couples out of bed since 1987.

11:23am Kris Holmes:

hahaha, totally, slow start to the day

11:24am Lewis:

@Doug - so if I do the math, GTDS must be up to about 20 DJs...!?

11:26am doctorjazz:

Late arrival, I'll take my demerits (Stoopid meeting...)
Go Drummers!

11:26am Doug Schulkind:

Right around there, Lewis!

11:26am David D:

Marathon or no marathon, I'm enjoying this set!

11:27am Alex In Illinois:

We just need about 10.13 more people to pledge $75 each. Or maybe 10 people to pledge $75, and one to pledge $10.

11:27am Lewis:

(and of course you really only need the average song length to 3.5 min (equally music and nerd hear))

11:29am David D:

Hey, doctorjazz!

11:29am Uncle Michael:

Please join me at the top of the hour, with or without your wallets (but if I'm being honest, preferably with).

www.wfmu.org...

11:30am Uncle Michael:

Yes to your question, Brian.

11:30am hyde:

ok, snow has cleared out enough i need to hit the road for my 3 hour trip to boston. thanks for the tunes!good luck with the raisin' of funds.

11:31am βrian:

"She rosins his baton."

11:32am Carmichael:

According to the weekly stream schedule, there are 18 DJs givin' the drummer some.

11:32am David D:

Prize summary update for the drawing at the end of the hour ($20 pledges and up):

Ilaiyaraaja Solla Solla (CD)
Amanaz Africa (2CD)
Various Soul Sok Sega: Sega Sounds from Mauritius1973-79 (CD)

11:33am Doug Schulkind:

$740 from the goal. Take me across the finish line, friends!

11:33am Stanley:

Love this bonkers track.

11:34am Irwin:

CHECK(ing in).

11:34am Doug Schulkind:

My dear colleague Irwin!

11:35am Irwin:

The check is not in the mail. It's already in Auricle's bank acct.

11:36am Joshua in Richmond:

Thanks for the shout-out. I'm looking forward this premium. We listen at our house because the main WFMU stream sometimes just needs to be turned off. This stream is next in line; it's consistent; and it sometimes even has kwela.

11:37am listener james from westwood:

Whoo-hoo! Way to go, pledgers! Way to go, Doug!!

11:37am Dean:

I always admired Tamil script, so much that when I'd vacation as a kid with my parents I'd hunt down the Gideon's bible in the hotel room to find the array of scripture translated into various languages, including Tamil.

டிரம்மர் கொடுக்க சில

"Give the Drummer Some"

11:37am Maggie B.:

congrats!!!

11:37am Alex In Illinois:

Yay! Dog is wagging its tail, and cow is moving!

11:37am David D:

Thanks everyone!!!!!!

11:38am Little Danny:

Awesome

11:38am βrian:

Thanks to the WFMU Medicis.

11:40am adrian in mpls:

Thanks for all you do, Doug! Your show on WFMU was the first one that really got me hooked on the station!

11:42am doctorjazz:

The GTDR stream is GREAT!

11:42am Alex In Illinois:

What about Megan's Underwater Theme Park?

11:43am annie:

i'm inclined to go along with you adrian, it's been forever, too.. i loved tamar's show and scharpling's earlier show.. i had a few favorites.

11:43am Stanley:

@ adrian in mpls - same for me. I couldn't believe my good fortune when I came accoss the show.

11:46am listener james from westwood:

Goddamn, am I gonna start with the waterworks over this Steinski piece? As usual, that is?

11:47am David D:

In case you're just checking in, here's the prize situation with 15 minutes to go:

Pledges of $20 and more are entered into the drawing for one of these three items:

Ilaiyaraaja Solla Solla (CD)
Amanaz Africa (2CD)
Various Soul Sok Sega: Sega Sounds from Mauritius1973-79 (CD)

$75 and more will get you the Give the Drummer Radio compilation CD and will put you in the drawing for the Grand Prize: Bobo Yeye: Belle Epoque in Upper Volta (3 CD Box w/176 page book)

11:47am Brian in UK:

Overall total has gone from 30% to 32% since Doug's show started. No idea what that means. I did get pass an exam in statistics once.

11:48am Dave in Vermont:

amen

11:49am listener james from westwood:

@Brian: it means Doug put his hand down and turned the WORLD around.

11:50am Jeff Golick:

Move on up! Give it up for the Drummer!

11:50am adrian in mpls:

@Stanley - "good fortune" is a great way to describe it. My life is immeasurably better with WFMU in it

11:50am Doug Schulkind:

I just changed to goal to reflect the $10,000 threshold. I'm not moving the goalposts. I just want to display the magnificence of a $10,000 goal. MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!!!

11:51am JtotheK:

arriving (very) late, but in time for Curtis and Move on Up. Hi everyone!

11:52am Brian in UK:

FMU is a bit like our brains, very clever but we probably only use a small percentage of it.

11:52am Kris Holmes:

move on up is so great

11:52am Dave in Vermont:

Anyone know who the new double amputee celebrity on the homepage marathon gif thingy is? Some conductor in a hoodie?

11:52am Kris Holmes:

holy shit, 10k is insane

11:53am Webhamster Henry:

It's great to hear Steinski pop in from time to time!

11:53am Stanley:

@Brian - I got a 4% mark in statistics at college.
(How I became an accountant, I do not know)

@ adrian in mpls - sometimes words are just not enough to describe the phenomenon that is FMU

11:53am Doug Schulkind:

Not there yet, Kris! $123!!!!!!

11:53am Brian in UK:

Someone has to be Doug Moments in the AM.

11:53am doctorjazz:

Great stuff! Love the GTDR stream! (not great for my productivity, though).

11:54am βrian:

Thank Bob it's Friday.

11:55am Brian in UK:

Stanley perfect qualification. Like most people that work in the record industry do not give a toss about music.

11:55am David D:

Thanks everyone for your amazing and generous pledges! Another few minutes to get to that round number...

11:55am Uncle Michael:

What day is it?

11:55am Doug Schulkind:

Don't leave us hanging!! Only $123 away from 10k!!!

11:55am Dean:

This still Curtis Mayfield? An outtake?

11:55am Kris Holmes:

now only 23

11:56am Artie Haywire:

now just $23 to go!!!...

11:56am Jeff Golick:

What's happening to Doug!?!?!

11:56am Uncle Michael:

DO IT!! $123 easy as 1.2.3.

11:57am Stanley:

Exactly, Brian. my experience when I worked for a band management company.

11:58am Artie Haywire:

DONE!!!!

11:58am Doug Schulkind:

The pledge widget will reset to $0 at noon, so do it do it do it!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

WOO!

11:58am Stanley:

Wooo Hooo!

11:58am Jeff Golick:

WOOF!

11:58am Uncle Michael:

See you all in the next room!

11:59am Brian in UK:

Doug, is that Mariann correct. Just checking!!

11:59am Kris Holmes:

B O O M!!!

11:59am annie:

i'm slightly over half of my pledge limit and i have a whole new weekend coming up. gotta spread the wealth..

11:59am Kris Holmes:

AND SYL!!

11:59am David D:

Thanks everyone - now well over 10K!

11:59am listener james from westwood:

Many thanks, Doug, David, and lovely pledgers!

12:00pm Stanley:

Woooo Hoooo Again!!

12:00pm Dave in Vermont:

Thanks Doug!
Thanks.
Thanks for making this happen; I listen to GTDR live shows regularly.

12:01pm Alex In Illinois:

See you all next door!

12:01pm Brian in UK:

Stanley, you will be the talk of the Fool & Bladder tonight.

12:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Astounding! Incredible!

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

The Bill Davis Trio	Bring the Money In	The Okey Rhythm & Blues Story 1949-1957 (Epic 1953)
Lula Collins	Help Me
Brothers of Soul	I'd Be Grateful

Marie Rottrová	Tisíc tváří lásky	b/w Kůň Bílý (Supraphon 1971)
Sol Hoopii & his Novelty Quartette	Kolo Pa	Hawai'i Authentic: The Pre-War Era Vol. 2 (1927-1936) (Asherah )

Washington Phillips	Lift Him Up That's All	Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams (Dust-to-Digital 1927)
Andy Iona's Islanders	Maui Girl	Hawai'i Authentic: The Pre-War Era Vol. 2 (1927-1936) (Asherah )

Novos Baianos	Preta Pretinha	Acabou Chorare (Som Livre 1972)
Washington Phillips	Paul and Silas in Jail	Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams (Dust-to-Digital )
Novos Baianos	Brasil Pandeiro	Acabou Chorare (Som Livre 1972)
King Nawahi's Hawaiians	Under a Texas Moon	Hawai'i Authentic: The Pre-War Era Vol. 2 (1927-1936) (Asherah )

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Gelbart	He Who Speaks Through Pyramids
Liquid Liquid	Optimo	Optimo (99/Super Viaduct 1983)
Amadou et Mariam	Fantani	Je Pense a Toi
Baby Huey	Listen to Me
Owiny Sigoma Band	Fisherman's Camp (pt. 1)
Liquid Liquid	Cavern	Optimo (99/Super Viaduct 1983)
Owiny Sigoma Band	Changaa Attack	Nyanza
Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan	Orbit Aurora (Syncopation)
Christos Baniakas	Eseis Padia Vlahopoila (You Young Vlach Children)	Why the Mountains Are Black: Primeval Greek Village Music 1907-1960 (Third Man )
Art Gibson	No More Records
S. Zembillas + I. Mailles	Kalymnikos Issos (Dance from Kalymnos)	Why The Mountains Are Black: Primeval Greek Village Music 1907-1960 (Third Man )
ZNR	Solo un Dia
Owiny Sigoma Band	Jay Mic
Mary Jane Hooper	I've Got Reasons
Amanaz	Making the Scene	Africa
Ti l'Afrique	Soul Sok Segá	Soul Sok Séga: Séga Sounds From Mauritius 1973-1979 (Strut )
Clifton Chenier	I'm Coming Home
Claude Casey	The Installment Song
Sisters Love	Now Is the Time

S.P. Sailaja & S.P. Balasubramanyam	Thithikkum	Solla Solla: Maestro Ilaiyaraaja & the Electronic Pop Sound of Kollywood 1977-1983 (Finders Keepers )
Steinski	The Benediction (With Apologies to Rev. Lowery)	( 2009)
Curtis Mayfield	Move on Up
Chuck & Mariann	Let's Walk Down the Street Together

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