One Spazz don't stop no show (filling in for Dave The Spa...
2026-05-01·via WFMU's recent playlists
Listener comments!
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8:58pm
:
Alright pardners, let's make these airwaves rock! Dave is off this week so he called me in from the Rock'n'Soul stream to keep things percolating from now till midnight!
Garry Shider is a killah on this album. This lp also credits Fuzzy Haskins on werewolf vocals
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9:05pm
Jason Isaac:
Of course this show will contain SOME New Orleans tunes, but when I do these mothership fill-ins I cast a wider geographic net. Rock/funk/soul/blues/etc. will be comin' at you from all over the map. But of course, as Ernie K-Doe once said, "I'm not sure, but I think all music comes from New Orleans."
sadly, he's a bit outside of my wheelhouse so I'll have to leave it to those who are more knowledgeable
9:19pm
greg g:
Wow! Think maybe the Stones might have been influenced by this Eddie Harris / Les McCann track , thinking Just Want to See His Face on Exile…
I've had this record for years but I learned just a few days ago that Willie Nelson wrote this song
10:20pm
Marie de Chicago:
Hey Jason, enjoying the show here. Went to the NO Jazz Fest a long time ago. Sounds like a fantastic time. I’m gonna have to go again some time.
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Song:
"Hard Hearted Hannah" by "Ella Fitzgerald"
Does she charge by the hour?
10:44pm
Parq:
Superb show, Jason. Loved that instro "Dat Dere". Thanks for stopping in tonight.
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10:49pm
Jimmy:
Doug Sahm does a a great Someday You'll Want Me on the Texas Tornado record AND takes writing credits.
10:52pm
Parq:
Riki Lee Jones did "Dat Dere" too, for those of you who prefer kids with their mamas.
10:58pm
Alanthepainter:
Priceless song, timeless!
10:58pm
Tim in Seattle:
Oh man...Darlene Love. You are playing solid stuff and I see your listeners have great musical knowledge.Would Ike White fit in your set? I heard a track on Gilles Peterson show on BBC 6 Music last week and grabbed a copy on Record Store Day but haven't had down time to even o ppl en it. WFMU constantly keeps me entertained so my own collection is taking a back seat. BBC 6 plays some great stuff, but WFMU hits it out of TY he park and has no rivals. You guys are great.
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11:01pm
greg g:
Thanks Jason!! It's a school night so gotta hit the hay but many thanks , especially for the Eddie Harris and les McCann track. Take care everybody.
I'm not familiar with Ike White yet. I'll have to do my homework ... I agree with you about the listeners. I'm constantly amazed with how much knowledge they share on these boards (as you have just done!)
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Song:
"Let It Ride" by "The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation"
killer
11:09pm
Tim in Seattle:
When I was 13, in 1973, my older sister bought this Sly Stone Lp. It blew me away. I was so into Prog and this Lp blew my mind. It was an easy jump to Jazz Fusion.
11:10pm
Tim in Seattle:
1973, living near St. Louis, we had great Radio Stations.
11:15pm
Tim in Seattle:
Jeff Beck "Blow By Blow" , Tommy Bolin "Teaser" & Return To Forever "Romantic Warrior" were on high rotation at our house. Johnny Cash, Bach and Hendrix and more. Great time to me a music loving kid.
I was talking with an audio engineer friend of mine in NOLA last week about some of the crazy sessions he has worked on. He's going to send me a playlist of things you would never expect to have a NOLA connection that I can play on my show. For example, he already sent me an MF Doom track with New Orleans drummer Shannon Powell on it. I can't wait to see what else he comes up with.
11:50pm
Tim in Seattle:
Ah man. Thank you. You are too kind. I am happy to find you sitting in. I will check out your Saturday show. I do bounce around the dial so I will keep you on my list.
Listener comments!
: Alright pardners, let's make these airwaves rock! Dave is off this week so he called me in from the Rock'n'Soul stream to keep things percolating from now till midnight!
Chili MacPagoda: Def looking forward to this 🔥👍
luca: he’s baaaaaack
matt from LNK: yellow
luca:
↳ Song: "Enter The Dragon" by "Lalo Schifrin"
oh hell and damn yesPC77: Hello Jason & welcome aboard!
Pauly from Clifton: Evening Jason, gang!
greg g: Hey Jason and New Awlins Spazz Fans !
matt from LNK: ..put your hands together..
Ken From Hyde Park: Who's minding Bingo? 🐵
Chili MacPagoda:
↳ Song: "Good To Your Earhole" by "Funkadelic"
Garry Shider is a killah on this album. This lp also credits Fuzzy Haskins on werewolf vocalsJason Isaac: Of course this show will contain SOME New Orleans tunes, but when I do these mothership fill-ins I cast a wider geographic net. Rock/funk/soul/blues/etc. will be comin' at you from all over the map. But of course, as Ernie K-Doe once said, "I'm not sure, but I think all music comes from New Orleans."
bill hanke:
↳ Song: "Good To Your Earhole" by "Funkadelic"
this is a great time to fire up the bong and dance aroundluca:
↳ Song: "Shine" by "The Holmes Brothers"
Y E A Hmatt from LNK:
↳ bill hanke @9:06
absolutelyluca: is a david allen coe passing acknowledgement in the cards?
luca: the man was a problem but i’m only human he had some all timers
Lazy Passe:
↳ Song: "Shine" by "The Holmes Brothers"
soundgarden twice in the same week and time slot what a treat!Jason Isaac:
↳ Lazy Passe @9:10
I think it was Collective Soul, actually. But you got the vibeLazy Passe:
↳ Jason Isaac @9:11
you’re so right! that name is a blast from the past!johnk77: the holmes brothers track reminded me
of nyc blues club dan lynch's
which closed in 1996
Jason Isaac:
↳ luca @9:09
sadly, he's a bit outside of my wheelhouse so I'll have to leave it to those who are more knowledgeablegreg g: Wow! Think maybe the Stones might have been influenced by this Eddie Harris / Les McCann track , thinking Just Want to See His Face on Exile…
Chili MacPagoda:
↳ Song: "The Little Bitty Things" by "Danny White"
Swangin’ 🔥🔥🔥luca:
↳ Jason Isaac @9:18
for sure, maybe becky next weekKarl: Les bon temps indeed!
Chili MacPagoda:
↳ Song: "Sunshine of Your Love" by "Ralph "Soul" Jackson"
One of those songs that has so many great covers, right now I’ve been digging the versions by Thee 5th Dimension & Ella FitzgeraldKarl: I’ve been hitting the Crescent City Connection archives hard.
Shizuka: Hey, everyone
Pauly from Clifton:
↳ johnk77 @9:16
Thanks for the memory. I have not thought of that haunt in a couple of decades. A different City then.Shizuka: Just finished watching the International Jazz Day Concert, enough to see my friend perform.. this is killing
Tim in Seattle: Great show. Any Spinners in the box? "Don't Let the Green Grass Fool You" would be nice.
Joel: Some easing down the road music, going on. Loving the show Jason
johnk77: manny's car wash
digging in the crates
of defunct nightclubs
johnk77: tower was 1 of the hottest live bands
in the sf bay area 1971
Jason Isaac:
↳ johnk77 @9:37
Still pretty hot when I finally saw them in the 2010sjohnk77: huey lewis hired doc etc. as the news horn section
once lewis started making real $
Shizuka: What a nastyyyy groove
Jason Isaac:
↳ johnk77 @9:39
I remember a Huey Lewis video that had both the TOP horns and Stan Getz playing a soloShizuka: Oh man, this is a great record
Shizuka: Clark Gayton!
Jason Isaac:
↳ Shizuka @9:55
nope, it's Curtis Fowlkes. So great!Shizuka: Oh that's right!
bill hanke:
↳ Song: "Frankenstein Meets Blackenstein" by "Midnight Mov...
that get's it done perfectly! no sittin still!!!!suzyhotrod: Hi Jason! Can you promo the Big Mama documentary we're playing on Saturday?? www.eventbrite.com...
Jason Isaac:
↳ suzyhotrod @10:08
oh hell yes! Next break!Chris in Kensington Bklyn:
↳ Song: "I Left My Baby" by "The Kansas City Band (feat. K...
Curtis Fowlkes, always remembered...Jason Isaac:
↳ Chris in Kensington Bklyn @10:11
I second that emotionFragonard: Big Swing Face
matt from LNK:
↳ Song: "Big Mac" by "Buddy Rich"
this album cover art is insaneJason Isaac:
↳ Song: "Night Life" by "B.B. King"
I've had this record for years but I learned just a few days ago that Willie Nelson wrote this songMarie de Chicago: Hey Jason, enjoying the show here. Went to the NO Jazz Fest a long time ago. Sounds like a fantastic time. I’m gonna have to go again some time.
Marie de Chicago:
↳ Marie de Chicago @10:20
(I had a great time)Jason Isaac:
↳ Marie de Chicago @10:21
still a great time - can confirm! :-)matt from LNK:
↳ Song: "Let's Straighten It Out" by "O.V. Wright"
this song so naughtybill hanke:
↳ Song: "Night Life" by "B.B. King"
Ray Price's first #1 hit 1963. worth checking outJason Isaac:
↳ bill hanke @10:31
I'm learning a lot about this song this week ... LOL7uring7est:
↳ Song: "Hard Hearted Hannah" by "Ella Fitzgerald"
Does she charge by the hour?Parq: Superb show, Jason. Loved that instro "Dat Dere". Thanks for stopping in tonight.
Jimmy: Doug Sahm does a a great Someday You'll Want Me on the Texas Tornado record AND takes writing credits.
Parq: Riki Lee Jones did "Dat Dere" too, for those of you who prefer kids with their mamas.
Alanthepainter: Priceless song, timeless!
Tim in Seattle: Oh man...Darlene Love. You are playing solid stuff and I see your listeners have great musical knowledge.Would Ike White fit in your set? I heard a track on Gilles Peterson show on BBC 6 Music last week and grabbed a copy on Record Store Day but haven't had down time to even o ppl en it. WFMU constantly keeps me entertained so my own collection is taking a back seat. BBC 6 plays some great stuff, but WFMU hits it out of TY he park and has no rivals. You guys are great.
greg g: Thanks Jason!! It's a school night so gotta hit the hay but many thanks , especially for the Eddie Harris and les McCann track. Take care everybody.
Jason Isaac:
↳ Tim in Seattle @10:58
I'm not familiar with Ike White yet. I'll have to do my homework ... I agree with you about the listeners. I'm constantly amazed with how much knowledge they share on these boards (as you have just done!)Noir Lover:
↳ Song: "Let It Ride" by "The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation"
killerTim in Seattle: When I was 13, in 1973, my older sister bought this Sly Stone Lp. It blew me away. I was so into Prog and this Lp blew my mind. It was an easy jump to Jazz Fusion.
Jason Isaac:
↳ Tim in Seattle @11:09
It was a favorite of Miles Davis. 'Nuff said.Tim in Seattle: 1973, living near St. Louis, we had great Radio Stations.
Tim in Seattle: Jeff Beck "Blow By Blow" , Tommy Bolin "Teaser" & Return To Forever "Romantic Warrior" were on high rotation at our house. Johnny Cash, Bach and Hendrix and more. Great time to me a music loving kid.
Handy Haversack: Jason! Crescent Rolls!
Dug that set! Home from the Pylon show!
osvi: Hey, good to hear ya live, Jason Isaac. Always enjoy the fill ins.
Marc15: WFMU is the best radio station in the Multiverse
Jason Isaac:
↳ Handy Haversack @11:16
hey stranger!Jason Isaac:
↳ osvi @11:16
thanks osvi!Karl:
↳ Song: "Try, Try, Try" by "Nigel Hall"
This goes all the way up thereJason Isaac:
↳ Karl @11:22
Herbie/Headhunters vibesTim in Seattle: Ha ha ha...your killing it.
Karl:
↳ Song: "Debra" by "Beck"
OK I have to know the Crescent City connection on this oneKarl: LADY
Karl: HYUNDAI
Jason Isaac:
↳ Karl @11:33
ha ha, there isn't one. I just like the tune ... although I was living in NOLA when it came out, so ... close enough?thesecoronalives: this song -- when i hear it every once in a blue moon -- never fails to make me smile.
Karl:
↳ Jason Isaac @11:35
I thought for sure you were going to say five Batistes are on the sessionJason Isaac:
↳ Karl @11:36
I was talking with an audio engineer friend of mine in NOLA last week about some of the crazy sessions he has worked on. He's going to send me a playlist of things you would never expect to have a NOLA connection that I can play on my show. For example, he already sent me an MF Doom track with New Orleans drummer Shannon Powell on it. I can't wait to see what else he comes up with.Tim in Seattle: Ah man. Thank you. You are too kind. I am happy to find you sitting in. I will check out your Saturday show. I do bounce around the dial so I will keep you on my list.
Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Jason. Nice fill-in.
Chop Scott: Bravo Jason! Great program tonight.
Karl:
↳ Song: "What Do You The Boy To Do?" by "Bonnie Raitt"
Boz Scaggs connectionKarl:
↳ Jason Isaac @11:47
And then there's the Lanois mansion studio. kingswaystudio.comradioronan: Thanks for the fab fill-in, Jason!
Marie de Chicago: Thanks, Jason!
Pauly from Clifton: Thanks Jason! Swingin show!
Jason Isaac: Thanks everybody!