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Jimmy Carroll arranged and conducted this assortment of high-impact percussion ensembles. Nine percussionists congregated to play orchestra bells, pitched drums, cowbells, vibraphone, brake drum,... more

Incisive yet silly satire from the "man of many voices," Max Ferguson gives his own renditions of classics such as Wuthering Heights, So to Speak, the Nymph and Defense of the Rawhide.

A Montreal training school that bestows, upon completion of a two-year program, a BGC (Bachelor of Garbage Collecting)? Announcer-comedian Max Ferguson has a voice all his own... or maybe several.... more

Experimental radio programs from San Francisco's KPFA station produced this series of "audio collages," which includes an eclectic mix of electronic music, a "sonata for loudspeaker," a polyrhythmic... more

Jujus/Alchemy of the Blues is Sarah Webster Fabio's third album for Folkways. Funky riffs and jazz arrangements written and performed by her children and their band Don't Fight the Feeling underpin... more

Known for her contributions to the Black Arts Movement of the 1970s, Sarah Webster Fabio published a plethora of poetry collections and works of cultural criticism. Together to the Tune of Coltrane's... more

This entirely unscripted, unrehearsed dialogue is a hilarious lesson in how to bury your next of kin, and how to make arrangements with a funeral director over the phone. Next, hear a talking... more

In an increasingly globalized world it is common for cultures to "borrow" songs-and much else-from one another. But when this program was broadcast in the mid-1950s, it was certainly a novelty (and a... more