Listener comments!

♥ 4:52pm
: Welcome one and all!
Infinite thanks to the mighty Steinski for doing these shows and for allowing their rebroadcast. Gratitude to Listener Newton for making this series of A Rough Mix rebroadcasts possible! 4:54pm
Steinski: And thanks to doug, newton, and the WFMU folks (Kim) who operate this venture.   ♥ 5:00pm
A.J. MACHETE: Hello, all. ♥ 5:00pm
newton: Thanks for taking the controls today Kim! Doug for making all this possible and Steinski for actually making all this! ♥ 5:00pm
solo mon: love judy holliday, gone too soon ♥ 5:01pm
Kim Sorise: Welcome Steinski, A.J., Newton (big thanks), and solo!   ♥ 5:02pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Kim Sorise @5:01

Fancy finding you heyre. 5:02pm
Steinski: Hello everyone!   ♥ 5:03pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Steinski @5:02

Hey, brutha Steinski.   5:04pm
Kat in the chat: Listening. Thanks for running the show, Kim! ♥ 5:06pm
Kim Sorise:

↳ Kat in the chat @5:04

Hey Kat! Welcome.
My best girl of over 30 years is pulling up any minute... been on the road from Philly 5:08pm
Steinski: And this isn't the version everyone expects. Kudos to doug for finding a label pic of this. ♥ 5:11pm
chresti: Hi Kim and Steinski and rough mixers! ♥ 5:11pm
Alex from Media: Hi Steinski and all! ♥ 5:11pm
doctorjazz: Been digging the sounds! Hey Steinski, Kim, Mixmasters! ♥ 5:11pm
Kim Sorise: Hey chresti & Alex ♥ 5:12pm
Alex from Media: Hi Kim! Was that you doing that Steinski intro? ♥ 5:12pm
Kim Sorise: Hey DocJazz! ♥ 5:12pm
Kim Sorise:

↳ Alex from Media @5:12

nope 5:13pm
Steinski: Hey doc! Alex!   ♥ 5:13pm
A.J. MACHETE: This’ll have to be my last week interacting with the show for awhile. Bunker will be my pal. 5:14pm
Steinski: And A.J.M.!   5:18pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Steinski @5:13

Hi Steinski!   5:18pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Kim Sorise @5:12

Hi, Kim! ♥ 5:19pm
Kim Sorise: Hey Andrew! 5:19pm
Steinski:

↳ Andrew in Toronto @5:18

S'up, Andrew. ♥ 5:24pm
DJ Peter:

↳ Song: "Kidney Stew" by "Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson"

This is one of a long list of albums featuring the Count Basie Band without Basie ♥ 5:25pm
doctorjazz:

↳ DJ Peter @5:24

Count Basie Orchestra is still around-daughter RebeccaJazz saw them at Birdland last week (she thought they were great)! 5:25pm
Steinski:

↳ DJ Peter @5:24

Good call, Peter. I didn't know that. ♥ 5:26pm
DJ Peter:

↳ doctorjazz @5:25

Agree to disagree (grumble grumble) ♥ 5:27pm
Kim Sorise: Hey Peter! ♥ 5:29pm
DJ Peter:

↳ Song: "A New Bull" by "Jerry Clower"

Last week's "rough mix" was my introduction to Jerry Clower: considering me educated! 5:30pm
Steinski: One of my favorites. Glad you dug him. ♥ 5:30pm
DJ Peter: must have over 25 albums? amazing! ♥ 5:30pm
Zrp:

↳ Kim Sorise @4:52

Hi Kim! ♥ 5:31pm
Kim Sorise: Hey Zrp! 5:31pm
Steinski:

↳ Zrp @5:30

Zrp! ♥ 5:31pm
newton:

↳ Song: "It's Tight Like That" by "McKinney's Cotton Pickers"

this was on a tape a friend of mine made me in 1982, a bike messenger with Streetwise, but I didn't have a name, McKinney's Cotton Pickers to put to it until this episode aired in '94, then heard another version with lyrics about playing with a poodle! ♥ 5:32pm
doctorjazz:

↳ DJ Peter @5:26

Just reporting, didn't see them myself (actually not a fan of these "ghost" bands...) ♥ 5:33pm
Zrp:

↳ Steinski @5:31

Hi Steinski! 5:33pm
Steinski:

↳ newton @5:31

This was popular. A lot of bands/people had versions put. ♥ 5:34pm
Zrp: Groucho Marx! 5:34pm
Steinski: Stanley Crouch on the Lesson One cut.   5:35pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Zrp @5:34

Hi, Zrp! ♥ 5:36pm
DJ Peter:

↳ doctorjazz @5:32

I *am* glad to hear the younger Jazz has visited Birdland apparently without the doctor's armtwisting   5:36pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ newton @5:31

Hi, newton! ♥ 5:36pm
newton: Hi Andrew! ♥ 5:37pm
WR: Hello folks. ♥ 5:38pm
newton: these Ruth Draper monologues are amazing ♥ 5:38pm
Kim Sorise: Hey WR! 5:38pm
Steinski:

↳ WR @5:37

WR! 5:39pm
Steinski:

↳ newton @5:38

So glad you dig them. She was incredible, imho. ♥ 5:40pm
newton:

↳ Steinski @5:39

there was another actress, Patricia something I think, who did an annual tribute to her I think at Carnegie Hall in the 80s ♥ 5:41pm
newton: Patricia Norcia ♥ 5:42pm
Doug Schulkind: Hello from Downeast Maine. Just enjoyed a lobster roll better than life itself. 5:42pm
Steinski: Patricia Norcia. She used to perform at Carnegie Rehearsal Hall. I went to a few shows. She is (was) excellent. ♥ 5:43pm
Zrp:

↳ Andrew in Toronto @5:35

Hey Andrew... ♥ 5:45pm
WR:

↳ Song: "Doctors and Diets" by "Ruth Draper"

this was recorded in 1954, 2 years before she died, aged 72.

en.wikipedia.org...

5:46pm
Steinski:

↳ Doug Schulkind @5:42

Maine is the source. How you doing, Doug? ♥ 5:47pm
Kim Sorise: Hey Doug! ♥ 5:47pm
WR: I knew the name, Ruth Draper but never pursued, wonderful hearing this. Thank you ♥ 5:47pm
doctorjazz:

↳ DJ Peter @5:36

She's going to see a flute player tonight (a friend of hers) playing in a jazz flute choir tonight in Brooklyn (she actually invited ME, but hard to shelep to Brooklyn on a "school night"). ♥ 5:48pm
Doug Schulkind: I'm good! I've got my hair. I've got my looks. My youth, not so much. 5:49pm
Steinski:

↳ Doug Schulkind @5:48

And you've got lobster roll. ♥ 5:49pm
newton:

↳ Doug Schulkind @5:42

I go downeast next month, leave me a few lobster rolls ♥ 5:52pm
Webhamster Henry:

↳ Song: "Doctors and Diets" by "Ruth Draper"

I'll have to catch the archive.. but welcome back Steinski! And I also have all the Ruth Draper recordings they are spectacular! ♥ 5:53pm
Doug Schulkind:

↳ newton @5:49

In a few days I'll head to Bagaduce Lunch for the world's most divine fried clams. A subject about which I am a world's leading authority. 5:53pm
Steinski:

↳ Webhamster Henry @5:52

Henry!   5:54pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Steinski @5:49

Steinski,
thanks! ♥ 5:54pm
Webhamster Henry:

↳ Steinski @5:53

Love your Hat!   ♥ 5:54pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Steinski @5:14

Steinski, thank you for stepping into the arena as early as you did. The roots of hip hop were still in reach and relevancy to mainstream radio, at least in and around NYC. Most people don’t even know the likes of Keith LeBlanc, Tackhead or even the concept of storytelling through soundbites. “Payoff” and the two following lessons were like Hip Hop 101 for the sleepers. All of us attended school through those. Glad you’re still with us. ♥ 5:54pm
Alex from Media: Thanks Kim! Thanks Steinski! ♥ 5:55pm
Webhamster Henry: I wasn't watching the clock, I would have listened on my bike ride! ♥ 5:55pm
newton:

↳ Doug Schulkind @5:53

o you're near Egg McMuffin Beach! 5:56pm
Steinski:

↳ A.J. MACHETE @5:54

A.J., that's very kind of you. I'm still here. Barely.   ♥ 5:56pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Steinski @5:56

Same here, on the barely tip. ♥ 5:57pm
Webhamster Henry: Lily Tomlin gave a shout out to Ruth Draper at a live show I saw many years ago! that book is here! archive.org... ♥ 5:59pm
Doug Schulkind:

↳ newton @5:55

Are staying on an island across from a tiny island where the real-life Sal from the book Blueberries for Sal lives. ♥ 5:59pm
Kim Sorise: Thanks so much, everyone! Have a great week! ♥ 5:59pm
Webhamster Henry: Steinski: "He's old enough to be my FATHER!"

Thanks and I will fix my Sunday schedule!

  ♥ 6:00pm
A.J. MACHETE:

↳ Kim Sorise @5:59

Thanks for being on the board. 6:01pm
Steinski: Peace, all. I'm out. Same time next week! Thanks for stopping by. ♥ 6:03pm
newton:

↳ Doug Schulkind @5:59

further, little cran, not blue ♥ 6:11pm
WR: Thank you