Podcast appearances and mentions of harlem hamfats

Un especial dedicado a ese género tan popular entre los aficionados al baile y a las actividades de ocio... Con sultanes y sultanas del swing como Fletcher Henderson, Ina Ray Hutton, Louis Prima, Blanche Calloway, The Harlem Hamfats y Three Peppers. A partir de las ocho de la mañana del sábado en la sintonía de Radio 3.Escuchar audio

Sintonía: "Save The Roach For Me" - Buck Washington"Sendin´ the Vipers" - Mezz Mezzrow & His Orchestra; "I´m Gonna Get High" - Tampa Red & The Chicago Five; "Spinach Song (I Didn´t Like It The First Time)" - Julia Lee & Her Boy Friends; "Do You Dig My Jive" - Sam Price & His Texas Bluesicians; "Knockin Myself Out" - Yack Taylor; "Reefer Man" - Harlan Lattimore & His Connie´s Inn Orchestra; "The Man From Harlem" - Cab Calloway Orchestra; "If You´re A Viper" - Bob Howard & His Boys; "Light Up" - Buster Balley´s Rhythm Busters; "Viper Mad" - Sidney Bechet with Noble Sissle´s Swingers; "Weed Smokers Dream" - The Harlem Hamfats; "The ´G´ Man Got The ´T´ Man" - Cee Pee Johnson & Band; "All The Jive Is Gone" - Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds Of Joy; "Suff Is Here" - Georgia White; "Weed" - Bea Foote; "Knockin´ Myself Out" - Lil Green; "If You´re a Viper" - Lorrain Walton Todas las músicas extraídas del primer CD de la recopilación (2xCD) "Dope & Glory - Reefer Songs from the 30s & 40s" (Trikont, 2002)Escuchar audio

1 - Sangre Son Colora' (Blood Is Always Red) - Olga Guillot con Orquesta Coda - 19482 - Blue Blood Blues - King Oliver with Blind Willie Dunn's Gin Bottle Four - 19293 - Brain Cloudy Blues - Tommy Duncan with Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys - 19464 - Child of a Disordered Brain - Earl Hines - 19405 - Jangled Nerves - Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra - 19366 - Jumpy Nerves - Wingie Manone and his Orchestra - 19397 - Dese Bones A-Gwinna Rise Again - Wally Fowler and The Oak Ridge Quartet - 19468 - Dry Bones - Delta Rhythm Boys - 19409 - Dry Bones - Nappy Lamare and The Bob-o-links with Bob Crosby and his Orchestra - 194010 - Dry Bones - Fats Waller and his Rhythm - 194011 - Eve Cost Adam Just One Bone - Bert Williams - 192012 - Cut Off the Fat, Take Out the Bone - Billy Valentine with Johnny Moore's Three Blazers - 194913 - Biceps, Muscles and Brawn - George Formby - 193714 - Chocolate to the Bone - Frankie (Half-Pint) Jaxon and The Harlem Hamfats - 193715 - If I Only Had a Brain - Sonny Schuyler with Vincent Lopez and his Suave Swing Orchestra - 193916 - Brainstorm - Coon-Sanders Orchestra - 192617 - 'Tain't No Sin to Dance Around in Your Bones - Dick Gardner with George Olsen and His Music - 1929

 The pickins are thin until payday rolls around. Money is short and there's none to spare. Although we've been wanting to save for a rainy day, the cupboards still need fillin' and we also need enough to have some fun. If that eagle flies on Friday then Saturday night is when the time is right. This week we'll be banking on that combined theme of payday, money and taxes. Belly up to the barroom country sounds of Faron Young, Lefty Frizzell and The Sons of the Pioneers and then find some rhythm and blues with The Fiestas, The Harlem Hamfats, Bobby Charles and Dom Flemons. It's all about cashing out every couple of weeks and spreading thin with savings being thinner. We've got greenbacks, dollar down payments, songs about payday, the taxman and that almighty dollar to remind us that, as Peter Case points out, that “there's two kinds of justice everybody knows, one for folks up on the hill and one for the others down below”.  And to further hammer it home…the balance of justice is just a mirror of the distribution of wealth.  

The Harlem Hamfats recorded for Decca from 1936-40 or so, making several hundred sides under their own name as well as backing up singers and other entertainers. Consisting of the New Orleans trumpeter Herb Morand, Chicago clarinetist Odell Rand, pianist Horace Malcolm, brothers Charlie and Joe McCoy on guitar and vocals (and Charlie on mandolin), John Lindsay on bass and Pearlis Williams on drums, the group combined swing, dixieland and blues in an energetic way that kept their records on jukeboxes for a decade after they stopped recording. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

1 - Opportunity is Knocking at Your Door - Cowboy Copas - 19472 - Behind the Parlor Door - Dad Pickard - 19293 - Show That Fellow the Door - Paul Sprecht and his Orchestra - 19264 - Knockin at the Famous Door - Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra - 19395 - Shut the Door - Johnny Johnson and his Orchestra - 19356 - Open the Door Richard - Hank Penny - 19477 - Hang the Key on the Bunkhouse Door - Montana Slim and The Big Hole Bronco Busters - 19478 - No Need to Knock Upon My Door - Jack Guthrie and his Oklahomans - 19489 - Get Away from My Back Door - Ben Carter and his Combo - 194610 - Next Door to Heaven - Lani McIntire - 193911 - Where the Morning Glories Twine Around the Door - Ralph Hodges and his Dixie Vagabonds - 193612 - Stay Away from My Door - Rosetta Howard with The Harlem Hamfats - 193813 - Trouble Keeps Hanging Around My Door - Idaho with Ted Daffan's Texans - 194514 - You Must Come in at the Door - The Oak Ridge Quartet with Wally Fowler - 194715 - Just Outside the Door - Criterion Quartet - 192216 - When You Leave Don't Slam the Door - Tex Ritter - 194617 - Never Again Will I Knock on Your Door - Hank Williams with his Drifting Cowboys - 1948

Kris Kristofferson "Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)"Esther Phillips "Tonight I'll Be Staying Here with You"The Yardbirds "New York City Blues"Lucinda Williams "Honey Bee"Willie Nelson "Railroad Lady"Willie Dixon "Big Three Boogie"Elvis Costello "Sulphur to Sugarcane"Jimmy Buffett "Death of an Unpopular Poet"Marty Robbins "A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)"Lightnin' Hopkins "Sick Feelin' Blues"Lula Reed "Going Back to Mexico"Charlie Parr "Cheap Wine"Eilen Jewell "Walking with Frankie"The Yas Yas Girl (Merline Johnson) "Don't You Make Me High"Sam Cooke "Shake"Buffalo Tom "Sodajerk"Frankie Lee Sims "Lucy Mae Blues"Bonnie "Prince" Billy "Stablemate"Jessie Mae Hemphill "Run Get My Shotgun"The Harlem Hamfats "The Candy Man"Chisel "Red Haired Mary"Hayes Carll "It's a Shame"Precious Bryant "Dark Angel"Joel Paterson "Because"Dinosaur Jr. "Muck"Cleo Brown "Pinetop's Boogie Woogie"Freddie King "Lonesome Whistle Blues"Hank Williams "Settin' the Woods on Fire"David Grubbs "The Thicket"Bee Houston "Break Away"Superchunk "Package Thief"Bob Dylan "Dirt Road Blues"Mississippi Fred McDowell "Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning (Remastered)"Billie Holiday "I Loves You, Porgy"The Black Keys "Stack Shot Billy"The Mountain Goats "Downtown Seoul"Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra "Won't You Be My Baby?"Junior Kimbrough "Meet Me in the City"The Wandering "Mr. Spaceman"Les Paul & Mary Ford "I'm Sitting On Top Of The World"The White Stripes "The Nurse"Leo Kottke "Vaseline Machine Gun"Amos Milburn "Please Mr. Johnson"Buddy Holly "Dearest"Johnny Cash "Johnny 99"Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys "Beaumont Rag"John Lee Hooker "Waterfront"Bruce Springsteen "I Ain't Got No Home"the Fox Hunt "Lord, We Get High"

INTERVIEW Union Busting durch Ryanair-Management. Betriebsratsgründung bei Malta Air in Berlin vor LAG gezielt sabotiert. Elmar Wigand spricht mit dem Verdi-Sekretär Dennis Dacke. Das Betriebsverfassungsgesetz besagt, dass ihr in allen Betrieben mit fünf oder mehr Beschäftigten einen Betriebsrat wählen könnt. Eine merkwürdige Ausnahme war bisher der Flugverkehr. Hier mussten Betriebsräte über Tarifverträge installiert werden. Also am Ende über Streiks. Diese eigenartige Gesetzeslücke hatte die Große Koaltion zum 1. Mai 2019 geschlossen, hauptsächlich um Union Busting durch Ryanair einen Riegel vorzuschieben. Doch nun gibt es ausgerechnet bei Ryanair am Berliner Flughafen massives Union Busting zu berichten. Dort konnte die Gewerkschaft Verdi offenbar viele Flugbegleiter und Pilotinnen organisieren. Anfang Dezember sollte ein Betriebsrat bei der Ryanair Tochter Malta Air gewählt werdne. Doch das sabotiert das Ryanair-Management mit HIlfe der Kanzlei Flick, Gocke Schaumburg. UNION BUSTING-NEWS mit Jessica Reisner: Jahresrückblick 2022 • Straffreiheit für Betriebsratsfresser als institutionelles Problem • Neuer Trend: Union Busting per management-gesteuertem Betriebsrat • Aber es gibt auch Positive Beispiele: • Arbeitsgericht Düsseldorf haut Sixt wegen Betriebsratsbehinderung auf die Finger • Arbeitsgericht Bremen verurteilt den Gesundheitskonzern Orpea zu Schmerzensgeld für Betriebsratsvorsitzende • Staatsanwaltschaft Kassel fordert IG Metall auf, Strafanzeige wegen Betriebsratsbehinderung zu stellen. • Glückwunsch für Equal-pay in der Leiharbeit! Mit Unterstützung der ZDF-Sendung „die Anstalt“ und Professor Wolfgang Däubler haben die Kolleg*innen von Labournet vor dem EUGH eine Klage auf gleiche Bezahlung für gleiche Arbeit für Leiharbeit unterstützt und auch gewonnen. MUSIK Wir spielen Stücke der Brüder Wilbur "Kansas Joe" McCoy[1] (May 11, 1905 – January 28, 1950) + Charles "Papa Charlie" McCoy (May 26, 1909 or 1911 – July 26, 1950). Sie haben u.a. als Harlem Hamfats und McCoy Brothers in den USA der 1920er und -30er Jahre großen Erfolg gehabt. Joe McCoy war mit der bekannten Sängerin und Gitaristin Memphis Minnie verheiratet. PLAYLIST 1. Papa Charlie McCoy -- Let my peaches be 2. Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie -- When the Levee Breaks 3. Harlem Hamfats & Rosetta Howard -- Delta Bound 4. Harlem Hamfats -- Weed Smoker's dream 5. The McCoy Brothers (Charlie & Joe) -- Baltimore Blues 6. Papa Charlie McCoy -- That lonesome train took my baby away 7. Cullah -- Lonely Spider Alle Stücke sind unter Creative Commons Lizenz verfügbar und für unkommerzielle Zwecke einsetzbar. WER MACHT DIE SENDUNG? Der Verein Aktion gegen Arbeitsunrecht unterstützt renitente Beschäftigte, aktive Betriebsräte und konfliktbereite Gewerkschaften in ganz Deutschland. Wir sind unabhängig und finanzieren uns über Spenden und Fördermitglieder. Helft uns, macht mit!

Shellac "Billiard Player Song"Sister Rosetta Tharpe "Up Above My Head"Langhorne Slim "House Of My Soul (You Light The Rooms)"Johnny "Guitar" Watson "Let's Rock"The Harlem Hamfats "Let's Get Drunk and Truck"Ted Leo and the Pharmacists "Bottled in Cork"Jimi Hendrix "My Friend"Bonnie 'Prince' Billy "I See A Darkness"Eilen Jewell "I'm Gonna Dress in Black"Precious Bryant "Black Rat Swing"Tyler Childers "Junction City Queen"Pixies "Gigantic"Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers "Fan It"Minutemen "Dr. Wu"Bob Dylan "Key West (Philosopher Pirate)"Joan Shelley "Amberlit Morning"Hazel "Storm In My House"Unknown Artists "My Babe"Hank Williams "Be Careful of Stones That You Throw"Andrew Bird "Make a Picture"The Replacements "Within Your Reach"Walter Vinson "Rosa Lee Blues"Johnny Cash "Nobody"Shannon Wright "St. Pete"Earthless "Violence of the Red Sea"79rs "Drama"John Lee Hooker "Boogie Chillin'"Frankie Lee Sims "Lucy Mae Blues"Sundown Songs "I'm Gone"Nina Simone "My Man's Gone Now"S.G. Goodman "If You Were Someone I Loved"Louis Jordan "What's The Use Of Getting Sober (When You're Gonna Get Drunk Again)"Slim Cessna's Auto Club "Mark Of Vaccination"Lucero "Can't Feel A Thing"Various Artists "Tribulations"Sebadoh "Rebound"Art Blakey Quintet "A Night in Tunisia "Rev. R.C. Crenshaw "I'm Goin' Home On The Mornin' Train"James Booker "On The Sunny Side Of The Street"Hüsker Dü "Celebrated Summer"Jimmy Carpenter "Soul Doctor"

What comes to mind when you hear the word “Stoner?” In today's episode of Weed Words, we look back on the evolution of the word — from its shame-ridden roots in the early 20th century to its, well, rebrand! Over the last decade, cannabis enthusiasts have begun to reclaim the term as they speak out about having happier, healthier, and more productive lives that include weed. But even as cannabis is quickly legalizing and the meaning of the word is changing, not everyone has hopped on the bandwagon quite yet. Tune in for more exploration. Thank you to our guest Alyssa Yeoman. SHOW NOTES Where is stoning legal, and how is it done?, What happens in a typical stoning?, John 8:7, An origin story on the term "stoner", The Vocabulary of Drunkenness, The Harlem Hamfats, Lucille Bogan, The High Life of Jeff Spicoli Hosted by Ellen Lee Scanlon Sign up for our newsletter at dothepot.com Follow us: IG: @dothepot FB: @dothepot Pinterest: @dothepot LinkedIn: How to Do the Pot Twitter: @dothepot --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/htdtp/message

The Harlem Hamfats...born at the wrong time.

1 - I Paid My Income Tax Today - Dick Robertson and his Orchestra - 19422 - Dollar a Year Man - Jimmy Durante – 19473 - Sales Tax On It – Hamfoot Ham and The Harlem Hamfats - 19364 - Another Day, Another Dollar - Cecil Gant Trio – 19485 - Taxpayer's Blues - Slim Gaillard - 19526 - The Money You Spent was Mine - Al Dexter and his Troopers – 19417 - Don't Put a Tax on the Beautiful Girls - Tennessee Ramblers - 19398 - If Money Grew On Trees – Jimmie Spring and The Toppers – 19449 - War Tax - Jacob Jacobs - 192010 - A Dollar Down - Andy Parker and The Plainsmen – 194811 - Luxury Tax Blues - Eddie Vinson and his Orchestra - 194712 - I've Got Five Dollars - Smith Ballew with the Emil Coleman Orchestra – 193113 - If They Ever Had an Income Tax On Love - Ambrose and his Orchestra at the Mayfair Hotel in London - 193114 - A Dollar Ain't a Dollar Anymore - Denver Darling "The Rage of the Sage" – 194915 - Max from the Income Tax - Sophie Tucker - 195216 - My Last Dollar - Bert Williams – 192017 - My Last Old Dollar - Harry McClintock – 192818 – How Are You Doing With Your Income Tax? – Fred Allen Show (excerpt) – 1944 (Radio Comedy)19 - Archie Gets Tax Advice from Colonel Stoopnagle – Duffy's Tavern – 1944 (Radio Comedy)20 - Habit – Escape! – 1948 (Radio Drama)21 - Money Blues - Joseph C Smith and his Orchestra - 1916

Después del tradicional paréntesis por la retransmisión de un festival veraniego, volvemos a la carga con otra remesa de asombrosos discos eléctricos. Protagonizados, entre otras luminarias, por The Skillet Lickers, Bo Carter, Trío Matamoros, Lord Lebby, Trío Borinquen, Hank Williams, Harlem Hamfats y Jimmie Davis. Como ven, una cosa de mucho relumbrón. A partir de las 23.00 en la sintonía de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

Hey All.....-Opening - Usual Suspects-Rocket Morgan - You're humbuggin' me [Zynn 1958] 45 rpm* Bed - In Kraut SamplerSet 1       Sugarboys, BBs, Roosters & Miracles- Sugarboy Crawford & His Cane Cutters - You call everybody sweetheart [Checker 1953]- BB King - Ruby Lee [RPM 1956] 78 rpm* IDs- The Roosters - Ain't gonna cry anymore [Enith 196 7] 45 rpm- Miracle Workers - You'll know why [Voxx 1985] LP - Inside Out* Bed - Booker T & MGs - JellybreadSet 2       Hookers, Hogs, Hamfats & Blue Things- John Lee Hooker & The Groundhogs - Mae Lee [Planet 1966] 45 rpm* Star Trek - Spock anti-drug- Harlem Hamfats w/ Rosetta Howard - If your a viper [Decca 1937] 78 rpm* IDs- Blue Things - Orange Rooftops of your mind [RCA 1967] 45 rpm - Django Reinhardt & Gerard Leveque - Belleville [Decca 1947?] 78 rpm* Bed - Booker T / see aboveSet 3       Don Juans in the Congo- Andre Williams & the Don Juans - Goin' down to Tijuana [Fortune 1955] 45 rpm- Guitar Gable & his Musical Kings - Congo Mambo [Excello 1956] 45 rpm* IDs- Henri Texier - Les "la bas" [Eurodisc 1977] LP - Varech- Television - See no evil [Elektra 1977] LP - Marquee Moon* Bed / see aboveSet 4       Over & Out- Lonnie Liston Smith & the Cosmic Echoes - Sais [Egypt] [Flying Dutchman 1974] LP - Cosmic Funk

Hoy sonará en el programa la versión original de Statesboro Blues, el clásico de Blind Willie McTell que los Allman Brothers versionearon por llamarlo de alguna manera... También tendremos excelsas maravillas del Bárbaro del ritmo, Jimmie Davis, Lalo Guerrero, Harlem Hamfats y Red Fox Chasers... A partir de las 23 horas en la sintonía de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

Again, I no can sing, yet I love 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?''Why Don't You Do Right?' by Kansas Joe McCoy & Herb Morand. From Wikipedia: "In 1936, the Harlem Hamfats recorded "The Weed Smoker's Dream". Band member McCoy later rewrote the song, refining the composition and lyrics. The new tune, titled "Why Don't You Do Right?", was recorded by Lil Green in 1941 with guitar by William "Big Bill" Broonzy. The recording was an early jazz and blues hit."

1 - Everybody Eats When They Come to My House - Cab Calloway and his Orchestra - 19472 - Dinner Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals - Raymond Scott Quintet - 19373 - Cheese and Crackers - Joe Venuti's Blue Four - 19334 - Animal Crackers in My Soup - Smith Ballew and his Orchestra - 19355 - Boop-Boop Dit-Tem Dot-Tem What-Tem Chu! (Three Little Fishes) - Hoosier Hot Shots - 19396 - Tre Sma Fisk (Three Little Fishes in Danish) - Unknown Artists - 1939?7 - Chicken Supper Strut - Triangle Harmony Boys - 19278 - Turkey Trot - American Symphony Orchestra - 19089 - When You Potato Is Done - Conrad Thibault - 194710 - Gravy Train - Tiny Bradshaw - 194911 - Beans and Corn Bread - Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five - 194712 - Neck Bones and Collard Greens - Wild Bill Moore - 195113 - Carrot Polka (Marchewka Polka) - Brunon Kryger "King of the Polkas" and his International Orchestra - 1950s?14 - The Yam - Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra - 193815 - The Grizzly (Turkey Trot) - Arthur Pryor's Band - 191216 - Roly Poly - Cowboy Copas - 194717 - Good Old Cabbage Greens - Washboard Sam & his Washboard Band - 194318 - Pass The Meat, Pass The Potatoes - Lois Costello and Bill Darlow with Ray Pearl's Orchestra - 195119 - Free Eats - Count Basie and his Orchestra - 194720 - The Candied Yam - Count "Red" Hastings and his Orchestra - 194921 - All That Meat and No Potatoes - Fats Waller and his Rhythm - 194122 - Bread and Gravy - Ethel Waters with Ed Mallory and his Orchestra - 193923 - Turnip Greens - Steve Gibson and the Red Caps - 194724 - Barbecue Blues - Watson's Pullman Porters - 192725 - What Is That Smells Like Gravy - Johnny Temple with The Harlem Hamfats - 193826 - Save the Bones for Henry Jones ('Cause Henry Don't Eat No Meat) - Johnny Mercer and the King Cole Trio - 194727 - I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream - Paul Johnson - 192728 - Hot Coffee - Jack Glassner and His Colonial Inn Orchestra - 192629 – Jack Dreams He’s a Turkey – The Jack Benny Show (Radio Comedy)– 194330 – Thanks – Frank Luther with Leo Reisman and his Orchestra – 193331 – Thanks To You – Bing Crosby with Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove Orchestra – 1931

Enter the wild and wacky world of the Harlem Hamfats, the group that combined the sophistication of Chicago & New Orleans Jazz with the deep blues of the Mississippi Delta. The blues component consisted of two of Mississippi's finest musicians, the brothers Charlie & Joe McCoy. Support the show (https://paypal.me/BFrank53?locale.x=en_US)

1 - It's Your Turn - Rosetta Howard and Harlem Hamfats - 19372 - Castle House Rag - National Promenade Band - 1914 (castle)3 - Good Queen Bess - Johnny Hodges and his Orchestra - 1947 (queen)4 - In the Hall of the Mountain King - Will Bradley and his Orchestra - 1941 (king)5 - We're Just Poor Folks Rolling in Love - Gaye Knight and his Orchestra - 1934 (knight)6 - Rooky Toody - Dick Reinhart and his Lone Star Boys - 1941 (rook)7 - Queen Hula - Ray Kinney - 1938 (queen)8 - Kalakaua (Ancient King) - Al Kealoha Perry and his Singing Surfriders - 1940 (king)9 - Pawnshop Blues - Brownie McGhee - 1940s (pawn)10 - When My Castles Came Tumbling Down - Eddie Kirk - 1949 (castle)11 - Clarinet a La King - Benny Goodman and his Orchestra - 1941 (king)12 - Mellow Queen - Roosevelt Sykes and his Piano - 1945 (queen)13 - Knight of the Hobby Horse (Robert Schumann) - Victor Orchestra - 1927 (knight)14 - Castle of My Dreams - Tex Williams and his Western Caravan - 1949 (castle)15 - I'll Capture Your Heart - Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, and Margaret Lenhart with Bob Crosby and his Orchestra - 194216 - Queen Isabella - Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra - 1937 (queen)17 - The King Isn't King Anymore - Jim Miller and Charlie Farrell - 1925 (king)

In this episode, Kevin chats with Patrick Lawler and Chad Janicek, the co-founders of ZacTax, an online sales and hotel tax analysis platform for local governments. Before making the jump to ZacTax full-time, Patrick and Chad both worked in local government, most recently as City Manager and ACM for Hudson Oaks, TX. They share our passion for helping communities move toward a more sustainable development and operations model, and using data to inform decisions. We talk about what led them to create the early version of ZacTax while they were working at the city, how the software has evolved, and what their data is showing about the impact of COVID-19 on city finances. --The Go Cultivate! podcast is a project of Verdunity. Find more about this and other episodes (and our blog) at verdunity.com/go-cultivate.You can also find us on social media. Facebook / Twitter / LinkedInAnd if you haven't yet, sign up for our weekly email digest. It's not lame! (Each week we collectively curate a list of the things we read that caught our attention. Then we hand-package your copy, spank a first-class stamp on that baby, and drop it right in your email inbox.) Sign up here!Join us (and your peers!) in the Community Cultivators Network.(This episode features music from No Money, Custodian of Records, and Harlem Hamfats.)verdunity.com/podcast/episode-62

Act I: A crime wave sweeps over Oceantown1 - Who Stole the Lock - The Rhythmakers – 19322 - Who stole the Tiger's Rug ? - Eddie Tower und sein grosses Tanzorchester – 19413 - Who Stole That Train - Ray Price – 19534 - Larceny Hearted Woman - Leonard Feather's Hiptet – 19455 - Murder, He Says - Peggy Mann with Teddy Powell and his Orchestra - 19426 - It's Murder - Lil Armstrong And Her Swing Orchestra – 19367 - Murder At Peyton Hall - Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra - 19418 - Murder of J. B. Markham - Johnny Mercer and His Orchestra with Six Hits and A Miss – 1937Act II: The suspects are tried in the courtroom of the Honorable Roy Kingsley9 - Good Morning Judge - Wynonie Harris with Orchestra – 195010 - Gentlemen of the Jury - Meredith Blake with Gray Gordon and his Tic-Toc Rhythm – 194011 - Don't Send My Boy to Prison - Jerry Colonna with Fud and his Fuddy-Bears – 193912 - Let the Punishment Fit the Crime - Jimmy Mitchelle with Erskine Hawkins and his Orchestra – 1939Act III: We go from cell to cell and hear the story of each prisoner13 - Prison Bound - Josh White - 194014 - A Prison without Walls - Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy and his Guitar – 195015 - Back in Jail Again - Jesse Rodgers with the El Patio Trio - 193716 - County Jail Blues - Johnny Temple with The Harlem Hamfats – 193817 - County Jail Special - Champion Jack Dupree – 194518 - Carceleras (Prison Song) - Amelita Galli-Curci – 192619 - Birmingham Jail - Dad Pickerd – 192920 - Birmingham Jail - The Dezurik Sisters: Caroline and Mary Jane – 194021 - He's in the Jailhouse Now - Gene kardos Orchestra – 193222 - In the Jail House Now - Frankie Wallace and His Guitar – 192823 - D'une Prison (From a Prison) - Nicholas Amato (de L'Apollo) and Claude Ivy - 193024 - Fort Worth Jail - Woody Herman And His Woodchoppers – 194125 - The Answer to 21 Years - Zora Layman and Ben Miller – 193326 - The Prison Fire - Carson Robison Trio - 193027 - I'm Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail - Cumberland Ridge Runners - 1934Epilogue: Redemption28 - I'm Turning Over A Brand New Leaf - Billy Barton – 195529 – Boston Blackie Goes To Jail For Diamond Theft, first broadcast December 3rd, 1946

1 - Everybody Eats When They Come to My House - Cab Calloway and his Orchestra - 19472 - Dinner Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals - Raymond Soctt Quintet - 19373 - Cheese and Crackers - Joe Venuti's Blue Four - 19334 - Animal Crackers in My Soup - Smith Ballew and his Orchestra - 19355 - Boop-Boop Dit-Tem Dot-Tem What-Tem Chu! (Three Little Fishes) - Hoosier Hot Shots - 19396 - Tre Sma Fisk (Three Little Fishes in Danish) - Unknown Artists - 1939?7 - Chicken Supper Strut - Triangle Harmony Boys - 19278 - Turkey Trot - American Symphony Orchestra - 19089 - When You Potato Is Done - Conrad Thibault - 194710 - Gravy Train - Tiny Bradshaw - 194911 - Beans and Corn Bread - Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five - 194712 - Neck Bones and Collard Greens - Wild Bill Moore - 195113 - Carrot Polka (Marchewka Polka) - Brunon Kryger "King of the Polkas" and his International Orchestra - 1950s?14 - The Yam - Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra - 193815 - The Grizzly (Turkey Trot) - Arthur Pryor's Band - 191216 - Roly Poly - Cowboy Copas - 194717 - Good Old Cabbage Greens - Washboard Sam & his Washboard Band - 194318 - Pass The Meat, Pass The Potatoes - Lois Costello and Bill Darlow with Ray Pearl's Orchestra - 195119 - Free Eats - Count Basie and his Orchestra - 194720 - The Candied Yam - Count "Red" Hastings and His Orchestra - 194921 - All That Meat and No Potatoes - Fats Waller and his Rhythm - 194122 - Bread and Gravy - Ethel Waters with Ed Mallory and his Orchestra - 193923 - Turnip Greens - Steve Gibson and the Red Caps - 194724 - Barbecue Blues - Watson's Pullman Porters - 192725 - What Is That Smells Like Gravy - Johnny Temple with The Harlem Hamfats - 193826 - Save the Bones for Henry Jones ('Cause Henry Don't Eat No Meat) - Johnny Mercer And The King Cole Trio - 194727 - I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Ice Cream - Paul Johnson - 192728 - Hot Coffee - Jack Glassner and His Colonial Inn Orchestra - 192629 - The Ruby Idol Case - Richard Diamond, Private Detective - 1949

The Harlem Hamfats...born at the wrong time.

Well it's another episode of the DR&R Show...I do have to point out that we're sometimes broadcast on Brother Ralph's Chestnut Radio Internet Station. Ralph is a long time friend and …..well it just makes sense to "skinny-dip with the power of the Internet" on as many stations as possible! Make no mistake: HGRNJ is home base. Starting off the show is Roky Erickson and The 13th Floor Elevators from BULL OF THE WOODS..."Livin' On" from 1969. At this point Roky was just about ready to check out for a few decades so listen up! Baby Woodrose follows with "I'm gonna make you mine". Who says the Danes can't rock? Van Morrison and the original lineup of Them kicks ass with "1-2 Brown Eyes" And Steve Gibson and the Original Red Caps with one of my favorite cuts "Big Game Hunter" offa a 10" vinyl 78rpm from 1953 on RCA. Set 2: The Harlem Hamfats and their first "Oh Red". A great cut that Chuck Berry just had to have in the back of his head when he wrote "Maybelline"....Ronnie Hawkins and The Hawks killin' it with "Who Do You Love?" [Roulette 1963] features a very young Robbie Robertson kickin' ass with his Telecaster. The Saints from Brisbane, Australia and "Memories are made of this" gets a play once of twice a year because it's a great cut / Harvest 1978 / ETERNALLY YOURS. From the Aussies to the Scots with "Fight" by Sons and Daughters. A band made up of just that. Set 3: Jr. Wells tells his woman to "Shake it baby" a great cut with Buddy Guy slingin' the 6 string. Amy Winehouse & the Specials take it to the jungle with "Monkey Man"...Motown's own Bettye LaVette with a spiffy rendition of Kenny Roger's "Just Dropped In [to see what condition my condition was in]". Bettye lives just down the road from the Jungle Studios where this show is produced....and one of my favorite bands Kaleidoscope from the west coast killin' it with "You don't love me"...a song done by many artists but this is one of my favorites 'cause it's got David Lindley playing guitar on it! Set 4: Straying from our usual 10-12 song fading out the end of the show will be a short set started by "King" James Harman with our theme song: Love Jungle. I just love James and interviewed him many years ago but for some reason never edited and published....seems like it might get a debut pretty soon....wink wink...… Steve Earle....good god he's probably the only liberal member of the NRA. "Ashes to Ashes" off his great LP "Jerusalem" / Artemis 2002. Well we fade out with Quicksilver Messenger Service from the 1st LP..."Gold & Silver"....it really doesn't get much better... Next week, Brothers & Sister....adios!

Skinny dippin' in the oil o' joy.....Set 1 opening up the card game with a royal flush in my books! NRBQ from their very first self titled LP just re-released for the first time ever on vinyl by Omnivore Records and baby they nailed it! Covering Eddie Cochran's "C'mon Everybody". Country Music Hall of Famer sweetens the pot with "Baby, I Just Want You". Helping out Floyd is Cajun God Link Davis! Davis is a triple-threat cat....fiddle, sax, harmonica and he can sing! We'll hear more from Mr. Davis in the next round....Horace Andy stokes the pot with his version of Bill Withers' "Ain't No Sunshine"...someone get me a spliff, mon! Mark Oliver Everett AKA The Eels is "Kinda Fuzzy" from all the action..... Set 2: Link Davis gets to sit at the "big pot table" and immediately bluffs with "Don't You Big Shot Me"...The Replacements won't fold and raise with "I Will Dare"....you know when your playin' poker with the big boys it pays to blend in like a "Chamelion" like Herbie Hancock from his genre breaking LP HEADHUNTERS. The Onion Radio News chimes in with a timely report on North Korea....Country Joe can't stand the tension and declares..."Hold On It's Comin"...Jessie White takes a break from his gig as a Maytag repairman and with his Jungle Drums declares...."We got the tenor sax, guitar and drums...we're all set to make a R&R record....all right now let's hear it" Set 3: After the game everyone sits back and partakes in their stimulous of choice...I'm guessin' that The Pretty Things' "Walking Through My Dreams" is hinting at Dr. Albert Hoffman's chemical compound LSD...remember that the good Dr. was the first. We all know how Willie Nelson relaxes so we played his NORMAL radio ad. Rosetta Howard best known for the first version of "If Your A Viper" plays a different song with The Harlem Hamfats.."Candy Man". And nodding out with The Jim Kweskin Jug Band from a soundtrack of my childhood..."If Your A Viper" offa their 1967 LP GARDEN OF JOY. Well that's it for this week my friends....I'm leaving you in the good hands of Canada's Mother Earth and "Soul Sacrifice"

The Return of Sleepy Lips Dupree and the introduction of Chong E. Bong. These old coots bring 7 songs from "back in the day" about weed. Back when they spelled that shit with a mutha fucking H! Join us as we sit back and let the smoke roll. Hear hits by such artists as Buster Baily, Fats Waller, The Harlem Hamfats and even the world renowned Larry Adler! Puff puff pass, always to the left.

Set List: The Frantics-Werewolf / Claudine Clark-Walking in a cemetary / Fabienne Delsol-Chilla & Fever / Harlem Hamfats-Hoodooin woman / Big Ed-Superstition / Bulldog Breed-sheila's broomstick ride / Buchanan Brothers-Flying saucers / Checkers-Ghost of my baby / Jett Powers-Stranded in the jungle / King's 5-Voodoo man / Lonnie Johnson-Blue ghost / Juke Boy Bonner-Runnin shoes / Ike Turner-She makes my blood run cold / Curtis Knight-Strange things / Swingin' Neckbreakers-No costume, no candy / Sonics-The witch / Tito & Tarantula-After dark........Fake wounds wash off in the morning and waking up in the drunken tank only partially dressed like Captain Jack Sparrow or Lady Gaga sucks worse than a vampire. While Halloween seems to have surpassed St. Patrick's Day as the most drunken holiday, it has some inherent differences, but requires similar guidelines. To make things safer for you this Halloween we at the DRR Show headquarters found this Halloween Survival Kit on Etsy by the Canton Box Company: The contents of "fun" Halloween Survival Kit will help keep you safe during the most bewitching time of the year! All the contents are held in a wooden box for safe keeping. Contents include: CRUCIFIX: Helps fend of vampires and a variety of other evil creatures and spirits.WOODEN STAKE: Exterminates vampires when driven through the heart.HOLY WATER: Can be tossed on all evil creatures. Also comes in handy for the occasional exorcism.SILVER BULLETS: For when you cross paths with werewolves. These should be shot straight into the heart of the werewolf.GARLIC BULBS: To keep vampires at a safe distance – always keep on hand!MIRROR: Keep with you when you are crossing covered bridges – you’ll know exactly when to duck when that sneaky Headless Horseman comes up behind you. Also a handy item if you’re trying to sniff out ghosts or vampires since they do not have reflections and will not show up in the mirror.SALT: Toss a ring of salt around yourself when you are in the company of a witch - she won’t be able to touch you as long as you’re standing within the ring of salt!Thanks for listening....tell your drinkin' buddies about us!! We're non-fattening and go good with a glass of milk.....

Brothers & Sisters.....today we bring you Johnny Knight & his R&R Guitar....Elmo Williams & HEzekiah Early with their crappy equipment [Yeah!!].....Terry Clement with Mel Smith & the Nightriders pulling up the rear......A Hillbilly Hangover follows next with 6 big hillbilly slabs o wax - Sonny Fisher, Rex & Herb, Dave & Deke, Little Jimmy Dickins, Chuck & Gene and the great Ronnie Dee [Dawson].........David Jones a.k.a. David Bowie with his first ever waxing from 1964, a 78 from 1929 by Iromeio "Romeo" Nelson singin' "Head Rag Hop" with some help from Tampa Red & Frankie Jaxson...Jade Warrior takes us out to Chicago via Otis Rush, Guitar Tommy Moore tells a tale about "Not Botherin' Nobody" while Joe McCoy & the Harlem Hamfats via a scratchy 78 rpm lay down the inspiration for Chuck Berry's Maybelline "Oh Red" on the Decca label from 1936.....Joe South does his version of a song he wrote for Billy Joe Royal...."Hush"...Well that's it for this week....we'll be tracking down the elusive 45 rpm & taming wild 78's this week......see ya!!!

"Hipsters, Flipsters and Finger Poppin' Daddies.....knock me your lobes..."This weeks episode is the harbinger of what's comin' down the pike, brothers and sisters..It's almost like Frank Zappa was a friggin' prophet! ... to some he was. From 1966's FREAK OUT! "Trouble comin' everyday....and while on the subject Young Jessie is a piece of work, don't you think?..."Don't think I will" indeed. Terry Knight & the Pack with a pimply faced, pre-pubescent Mark Farner on guitar counts it down with "Numbers"Hawkwind's early daze are some of my most cherished of theirs...I know, I know...the Lemmy Era Hawkwind can't be 'beat' but I'm spinnin' from 1969 with "Hurry up sundown". Not to be outdone Joe McCoy and the Harlem Hamfats sing an ode to Memphis Minnie: "Hoodooin' Woman". Jersey City's Black Hollies lay down a garage groove for Johnette Napolitano to bare her soul with the uber-cool "True to this".....Before all you cats get your shorts in a knot I'm thinkin' Sister Johnette isn't playin' on our team.....if you get my drift....dig?Speakin' of diggin....Bo Diddley shovels out a dirty beat via "The Twister" before Bill Wyman produced The End puts the last nail in the requiem as the DRR Show sets its sites for the finish line. And it's a photofinish between pop star Nino Ferrer and the longshot JJ Jackson...That's all for this week...stay smooth and don't forget to tell someone about the Podcast...you'll get bonus points on Judgement Day.

Joe McCoy (May 11, 1905–January 28, 1950) was an African American blues musician. Joe McCoy played music under a variety of stage names but is best known as "Kansas Joe McCoy." Born in Raymond, Mississippi, he was the older brother of blues accompanist Papa Charlie McCoy. As a young man, he was drawn to the music scene in Memphis, Tennessee where he played guitar and sang vocals during the 1920s. He teamed up with future wife Lizzie Douglas, a brilliant guitarist known as Memphis Minnie, and their 1929 recording of a song called "Bumble Bee" on the Columbia Records label was a hit. In 1930, the couple moved to Chicago where they were an important part of the burgeoning blues scene. Following their divorce, McCoy teamed up with his brother to form a band known as the "Harlem Hamfats" that performed and recorded during the second half of the 1930s. At the outbreak of World War II Charlie McCoy entered the military but a heart condition kept Joe McCoy from service. Out on his own, he created a band known as "Big Joe and His Rhythm" that performed together throughout most of the 1940s. In 1950, at the age of 44, Joe McCoy died of heart disease only a few months before his brother Charlie. They are buried in Restvale Cemetery in Alsip, Illinois.