WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from February 21, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: Turn it up!
	12:01pm chresti: Hello Stork and storkees!
	12:01pm StringOFperils: The Queen.
	12:01pm TDK60: Wie gehts?
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Nina! I can only stay an hour today (Bang On a Can Marathon starts at 1pm) but I'm sure it's gonna be great, Stork.
	12:02pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! hola, UM, chresti \\//, SOp, TDK \\//
	12:02pm Stork: Greetings all! Is it loud enough now?
	12:02pm fred: Greetings Stork and patrons. I'm afraid I'll have to leave before the fourth hour is over, so halfway
	12:02pm βrian: Wow, this orange! I'm basking in it!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: More, loud, por favor.
	12:02pm spodiodi: not quite "11", but sounds good here, Stork
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Full throated and beautiful sounding here
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: Sounds good.
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Wolfstork!
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Nina! Stork!
	12:05pm HyperDose: Freeform friends!
	12:07pm doctorjazz: Hey, Storkeleh, nice color scheme today!
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Trane made the rural North Carolina to Philly journey as well.
	12:09pm Artie: So many great musicians from North Carolina who rapidly relocated.
	12:10pm adamdoesit: Happy Nina Simone's birthday, Stork and wolfgang, er, Wolf and storkgang, I mean…
	12:11pm chresti: Hi spodi!\\//
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Some opening note, wow!
	12:12pm StringOFperils: Like Ray Charles in some alternate universe
	12:12pm Stork: Hey ArtieDougdoctorHyperJeffUncleStringSpodiBrianFredIrenefredTDKchresti Let's Simone awhile.
	12:13pm TDK60: Greetings spodi. \\ //
	12:13pm Stork: Thanks, Doc. I might keep this ülaylist look for a while.
	12:15pm Stork: adamdoesitbetter!
	12:15pm fred: Nice to hear that whoever deemed Nina musically unfit didn't blame racism and instead stood proud as an idiot (a racist too, but idiot first)
	12:17pm Linda Lee: hello friends!!! beautiful to be back. so glad to see you!
	12:18pm Stork: Linda Leeee!
	12:18pm chresti: Hello Linda Lee in TEX!
	12:18pm Linda Lee: hello my dear!! hi chresti! :-)
	12:20pm fred: Linda Lee! I was worried about you
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Linda Lee! Come put your fingers and toes by the Nina fire!
	12:23pm Linda Lee: hi fred! hi Doug! thanks for your concern! we've warmed up beautifully here & now it just gets better.
	12:25pm Linda Lee: still glad i left those freezing mountains up north. they've got another cold month to go, at least.
	12:28pm βrian: @Linda Lee: How was the last week for you, weather-wise?
	🥁 12:33pm WR: hi all. what did Simone just say that England gives her?
	12:33pm adamdoesit: @WR Honor.
	12:35pm Linda Lee: hey Brian! it was darn cold here in north Texas. 30 to 40 degrees below normal, with severe wind chills far below that. i was fairly lucky, though. i did keep my power & that meant the cabin i'm living in stayed above freezing for most of the time. i did well. i also had water. thanks for asking.
	🥁 12:36pm WR: thanks @adamdoesit.
	12:39pm Linda Lee: what a beautiful set. if listeners haven't seen the documentary 'what happened, Miss Simone', see it. it offers amazing insight into the artist & the terrific suffering she endured with long neglected mental illness.
	12:41pm melinda: Hello Stork Club!
	12:41pm Linda Lee: that she put forward such a phenomenally beautiful body of work under very, very rough conditions ~ personal & societal ~ is to her credit totally.
	12:41pm Stork: I Haven't senn it, Linda Lee, but after watching interviews with Nina's daughter and the filmmaker, I def. intend to, the controversy about the lead's makeup notwithstanding.
	12:41pm Stork: Hi melinda!
	12:42pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry. the lead's makeup ..?
	12:42pm melinda: I watched the documentary but skipped the biopic.
	12:42pm TDK60: Hi Linda Lee.
	12:43pm Linda Lee: oh! i didn't see any biopic.
	12:43pm melinda: I think Stork was referring to that.
	12:43pm Linda Lee: hey TDK60! how are you?
	12:44pm Linda Lee: right, i figure so.
	12:45pm Stork: @LL: here's the lowdown from wiki: To more accurately portray Simone's likeness, light-skinned Afro-Latina Saldana used dark makeup, nasal and dental prosthetics, and wigs when playing to role of Simone for the film.[10] These adjustments to Saldana's natural appearance continued to raise controversy with Nina Simone fans, viewers and even racial justice advocates like Ta-Nehisi Coates. [11]
	12:45pm Doug Schulkind: Me, too, Melinda.
	12:46pm TDK60: Okay relatively, Linda L. Isolation has me a bit wacky tho.
	12:47pm Linda Lee: thank you, Stork. i don't remember anyone playing the part of Miss Simone at all! was that part of the documentary? if so, i've totally forgotten it ~ Miss Simone herself was so overwhelmingly present.
	12:50pm Linda Lee: TDK60 dear, is there no choice about that? solitude is ok, but isolation? no good. unhealthy.
	12:52pm TDK60: No choice, roomies left, lost jobs due to economic fallout from virus. And get-togethers are rare, and not smart, yet..
	12:54pm Hams: for some reason my discogs is all in german. maybe 'cause i'm listening to the stork club? i don't know.
	12:54pm Stork: LL: I mean the biopic, not the doc.
	12:57pm Stork: Hey, Hams! Maybe you chose a german page from among various versions.
	12:59pm Little Danny: That was a shredder. Hey Stork, hey all.
	1:00pm Linda Lee: got it, my dear. yes.
	1:01pm Hams: stork, hello.
	1:01pm Stork: This amazing recording courtesy of a Mr. Schulkind, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Schulkinds.
	1:02pm Stork: Hey Danny!! Great fill-in last Sunday!!! Thanks so much!!!
	1:03pm Little Danny: My pleaszch, Stork.
	1:05pm Doug Schulkind: If my memory serves, this London performance by Nina took place soon after a rather horrid breakdown she experienced. Many pleaded with her not to go through with the show. The story goes that Creed Taylor was in the audience, and he immediately reached out and signed her to do the Baltimore album. (The recording of which was a whole other circle of hell for Nina.)
	1:06pm ParUbi: Wow, what's this turning into?
	1:07pm Linda Lee: a very odd record ~
	1:08pm Stork: It's kinda hard to listn to the Baltimore record for me anyway - it's one of the very few not-so-good albums she ever made.
	1:09pm Stork: Agree, Linda Lee. I can't get that tune (Stop!) outta my head, so onto the playlist it goes!
	1:09pm Linda Lee: 'i'll tell you what freedom is to me: no fear.' damn right.
	1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Nina on the recording of the Baltimore LP: "The material was not my personal choice, and I had no say whatsoever in the selection of songs. It was all done before I could make any decisions."
	1:11pm Jeff Moore: Dig.
	1:12pm Stork: Mr. Moore Mr. Moore riding through the night!!
	1:13pm Jeff Moore: Oi!
	🥁 1:13pm Michael 98145: HBD, Miss Simone. Thank you for this show!
	1:16pm Linda Lee: here's a beautiful instrumental. we don't hear enough of her on instrumental tracks. sublime.
	1:16pm Stork: Michael from NRW! Howdy neighbor!
	🥁 1:20pm Michael 98145: The lady certainly has produced extraordinary music.
	1:21pm Linda Lee: i'm still not sure how 'strange fruit' is allowed on air at all. it's almost too painful to hear.
	1:21pm Jeff Moore: There are some songs you never want to listen to just casually.
	1:22pm Linda Lee: no. they stop time.
	🥁 1:22pm Michael 98145: helicopters on Mars
	1:22pm Stork: They stop time. Right on, LL.
	1:23pm Linda Lee: yes .. if they're heard at all. i loved 'everyone's gone to the moon' as a kid, though.
	1:23pm Linda Lee: don't recall the original artist. just such a pretty pop record.
	🥁 1:24pm Michael 98145: glad you survived the latest disaster, @Linda Lee
	1:25pm chresti: Wow, never heard that one.
	1:26pm Linda Lee: yes, absolutely! thanks, Michael. i'm fresh from the catskills, so what happened here just felt like winter, weatherwise. it was preparation & infrastructure issues that caused suffering.
	🥁 1:26pm Michael 98145: " ... a song that was written and recorded as the debut single of the British singer-songwriter and record producer Jonathan King."
	1:26pm Linda Lee: oh! thanks!
	🥁 1:28pm Michael 98145: i am NO fan of the cold or power outages. just sayin' 🙄
	1:28pm Linda Lee: Sylvain Mark! there's a name.
	1:29pm Linda Lee: hell. i'm not either ~ after 35 years in those cold mountains, where both are highly typical.
	1:29pm doctorjazz: That voice in 69 is ragged, has a bit of the same, bone chilling effect on me as late Billie Holiday.
	1:29pm Doug Schulkind: The address for the Drummer Stream's homepage is easy: wfmu.org/drummer
	1:31pm Linda Lee: yes! real women's voices, deeply seasoned. only chilling, maybe, because our media generally denies older women any substance at all.
	1:31pm Stork: Thanks, Dougster. I keep meaning to post it, and fergittin.' It's a beaut! And it's displaying album covers for these tunes - and I didn't post 'em! What is this sorcery?!
	1:32pm Linda Lee: thank you Doug! bravo!!
	1:34pm Stork: Blow, Buddy Lucas, blow!
	1:34pm Doug Schulkind: @Stork Where are album covers being displayed?
	🥁 1:35pm Michael 98145: wow
	1:36pm Stork: @Doug: looking at the popup player that i clicked on the new homepage.
	1:39pm Doug Schulkind: Ah I see. That pop-up player, with the LP covers, is not new, but it's superduper that the new home page links to it. So much easier to find than just going to the WFMU homepage!!
	1:39pm Little Danny: The popup player is tied to some online commercial music database. Its image display drives my obsessive-compulsive tendencies crazy.
	1:43pm doctorjazz: I like the personnel listings on the home page.
	1:46pm Stork: Always gotta fight back tears on this one.
	1:47pm Stork: I don't see personnel listings directly on the new homepage, doc. You mean the stuff i put in the comments field on my playlists?
	1:47pm Dervish: So brutally untrue for Nina. Same for the men in Billie's life, too.
	1:47pm spodiodi: i thought the table view schedules were much more usable
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Wolf gang
	1:48pm Doug Schulkind: @spodiodi The table view schedule still exists. Click the "See Full Schedule" link at the bottom of the page.
	1:48pm Linda Lee: what a fine tribute. her work was generally so strong, even when she wasn't well. she was that gifted. i miss hearing her on piano only ~ as she wished to work; she was forced to vocalize to create a career. that's worth bearing in mind.
	1:49pm Little Danny: @spodi: I like the landing page's schedule list, but there's a link to the olde table view at the bottom.
	1:49pm Little Danny: ...what Doug sez.
	1:50pm Linda Lee: hi coel! :-)
	1:50pm spodiodi: ah, so it is! thanks, Doug Schulkind aloha coelacanthØ
	1:51pm Stork: coelacanth∅ - hey now!
	1:51pm spodiodi: (thanks too, Little Danny!)
	1:52pm Little Danny: Hard to think of another artist whose commercial legacy is based so much in live recordings. Creative control.
	🥁 1:52pm duke: drat. I tuned in late for the Nina Simone celebration
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: The new homepage is a work in progress. More features and functions will be added over time. Speaking of adding over time, a new show will be joining the Drummer Stream. It will immediately follow The Stork Club and will début on April 4. We here at the Drummer Stream are over the moon about it.
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: hi Linda and spodi!
	1:55pm spodiodi: do tell, Doug!
	1:56pm spodiodi: ... any hints on the format, etc. of the new show?
	1:56pm Stork: duke! hey-yer! Dig the archive.
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: @spodiodi No hints at all. Not a one!
	2:01pm Linda Lee: tough act to follow for that one.
	2:02pm Linda Lee: good luck!
	2:06pm Dean: "We here at the Drummer Stream are over the moon about it." There's your hint, @spodiodi. It's three hours devoted to Pink Floyd's eighth studio album.
	2:07pm adamdoesit: Well there goes my theory, Dean. I was sure it was gonna be Overtime with Stork: The Show.
	2:07pm Stork: Dean cracks another one!
	2:07pm Doug Schulkind: We are over Keith Moon about it.
	🥁 2:07pm WR: changes, more changes, no more after hours carousing with the Stork club. no more 6 hour birthday parties.
	2:10pm Dean: GTDR DJ Kenney Jones?
	2:12pm chresti: That Bob Marley bit was odd.
	2:12pm Dean: I love Lil Green as much as I love Nina Simone, viz., a lot.
	2:13pm spodiodi: Dean, lolol @PF's 8th
	2:14pm spodiodi: yeah, chresti. i'd typed a comment about being excited to hear it again after the show. cool stuff, Stork.
	2:16pm spodiodi: FOUR-ONE-FIVE or Four Fifteen? (guessing the latter, per Stork, but am ignorant)
	2:16pm spodiodi: hear 4-1-5 all the time, but never 4-15
	2:17pm Dean: Yeah, but I seem to recall that the refrain in the song "415 Music" is "four fifteen..."
	2:18pm spodiodi: thanks, Dean. makes sense. new to me
	2:18pm Stork: Doug is saying the stream is going to an all-Who format, one DJ at a time.
	2:19pm Dean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXG4i06U4Ao
	2:20pm spodiodi: haha, Stork. cool
	2:20pm Stork: Sorry - what's 415, spodi? Something I said?
	2:23pm Stork: Totally jacked to be getting a new streammate on Sundays! But I don't know anything more than anyone else. Doug is a cruel man.
	2:23pm spodiodi: Dean, thanks for that link -- bookmarked. i've never heard of any of the bands on the album art. will have to check it out. Stork, you mentioned Four Fifteen records guests -- i'd never heard 415 (area code of SF) mentioned as Four Fifteen (always 4-1-5... so i had to ask. sounds like you had it right though (no surprise))
	2:24pm Doug Schulkind: Lorraine Hansberry was a brilliant woman. There is a famous recording of her being interviewed by Mike Wallace (prior to 60 Minutes) and he is trying to push her toward a softer, less provocative stance on Black demands for equality. She ties the scumbag Wallace into a knot and discards him with grace and elan.
	2:24pm Stork: Don't worry, adamdoesit, it'll always seem like Overtime with Stork: The Show.
	2:31pm Stork: Is that Hansberry interview to be had, Doug? Gotta see that.
	2:32pm Stork: I know the label, spodi but never knew how to say it.
	2:32pm spodiodi: stepping away from the keyboard... in case i don't make it back in time before the end of the show, thank you Stork!
	2:37pm Stork: Go with Coltrane, spodiodi. Come back soon.
	2:40pm Doug Schulkind: Here is some portion of the Hansberry interview with Mike Wallace. From 1959. The audio is terrible and not at the right speed: youtu.be... Here is an accurate description of the proceedings I found onlime: "Wallace unpacks all of his RACIST, white-supremacy and Lorraine responds with hit-after-hit—out-of-the-park, crushing Wallace with EVERY REALISTIC ANALYSES of usa RACISM!!!"
	2:41pm TDK60: Still here listening, Stork.
	2:44pm Stork: Never figured Wallace for a white supremeacist, frankly, but he was certainly a routinely clueless putz of his day.
	2:45pm Stork: TDK60: :))
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Stopped for a healthy lunch (circulate chip scone and hamentashen, clotted cream, coffee, followed by microwaved frozen tortellini (with plastic wrap, while reading a Sunday Times article on endocrine disrupters. Thankfully don't have to worry about my sperm counts at this point). Loving the show... Thanks, Stork!
	2:55pm doctorjazz: (I may have missed it, but I didn't hear any notice of Henry Threadgill's birthday (he was 77 on Feb 15). Hint Hint Hint...
	2:56pm HyperDose: Thank you, Stork! Today's programming has been entertaining, educational, and soul cleansing. :)
	2:57pm Stork: Thanks, HyperDose. This was a project to get truly lost in. So hard nt to include even more reams of stuff.
	2:59pm doctorjazz: Going to be hard having a 3PM show after the club, three goes overtime.
	3:00pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz More news to come about the Sunday afternoon scheduling. All will be revealed!
	3:00pm HyperDose: The passion you show for your craft is much appreciated!
	3:01pm chresti: doc, phthalates?
	3:01pm doctorjazz: (On the other hand, it'll make for a better night's sleep Sunday night for Stork)
	3:01pm Stork: We are in the OT zone, friends. Another few tunes before we part?
	3:03pm TDK60: Better take advantage of that empty radio space for now, Stork.
	3:03pm chresti: Yes please!
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Chresti, yup! What Are Sperm Telling Us? nyti.ms...
	3:03pm spodiodi: yes, please, Stork!
	3:03pm adamdoesit: No such thing as too many. Beautiful show today, Stork. You did her proud.
	3:03pm doctorjazz: The Big Hit (first I noticed Nina).
	3:04pm StringOFperils: The 'new' show : Äfterstöørk…with your host, Stork
	3:04pm Stork: I don't need no stinkin' sleep, doc! Stumble On, I say!
	3:04pm Stork: Good one, StringOFperils:!
	3:06pm PaulRobeson1920: “... but you'll never know the pain, of using a name you never owned.” NINA SIMONE! CLAP CLAP CLAP APPLAUSE APPLAUSE Stars, they come fast, they come slow Afternoon WFMU land! Good to see you here!
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Phthalates, say it three times fast, dare you!
	3:08pm Stork: PaulRobeson1920: ! That is some moniker! WelcomeWelcomeWelcome!
	3:09pm PaulRobeson1920: <3 fate, if i’m not wrong
	3:09pm chresti: Hi PaulRobeson1920!
	3:10pm adamdoesit: Can't do it without sounding like Sylvester the Cat, doctorjazz. Sufferin' succotash -- or, in light of your hamentaschen, Sukkot-hash.
	3:11pm chresti: Hi adamdoesit!
	3:11pm PaulRobeson1920: A Warm Hello, chresti!
	3:11pm adamdoesit: Hi chresti!
	3:12pm StringOFperils: Wow, what a playlist to be able to summon up at will out of the archives. Nice job, Stork. Thanks a lot for compiling all this. Although, a wealth of source-material hardly even covers it.
	3:13pm Stork: You said it, StringOFPerils. Just a toe-dip into the raging Sea of Nina.
	3:13pm adamdoesit: (Ok, so hamentaschen are for Purim, not Sukkot. So much for low-hanging fruit.)
	3:14pm doctorjazz: @Doug, In Doug We Trust, I expect it to be another great addition (but how on earth will we ever get OTHER things done...???)
	3:16pm Stork: adamdoesit: you are a bottomless well of crack-up!
	3:17pm chresti: This is kinda punk.
	🥁 3:17pm Mx. Granny (e/em): GOT MY WFMU!!! hi, Stork and all!
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Bit of punk, bit of rap, lotta Nina!
	🥁 3:18pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Nina was totes punk, yo.
	3:18pm Stork: Thank you, everyone. This is a particularly hard one to end. Next Sunday, same time same down-at-heel joint. Only on Give the Damn Drummer Some Freakin Radio!!!
	🥁 3:18pm Mx. Granny (e/em): holy smokes, this playlist is going in the Clicky Star pile for later
	3:18pm TDK60: Thanks, Stork.
	3:19pm Stork: Granny, bless ya!
	3:19pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	3:19pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! see you all
	3:19pm Jeff Moore: You have curated an epic, Mr. Stork.
	3:19pm StringOFperils: Take a bow Stork!! Quick before we lose the house lights in another outage.
	3:20pm doctorjazz: Ah, Charlie Christian closing the joint, great show, thanks,Stork! Nice week, all!
	3:20pm chresti: Yo right on Grannykins!
	3:21pm chresti: See y'all 'round!
	🥁 3:22pm Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins in da house
	3:22pm Todd76Pct: Thanks for the great Nina tribute, Selector Stork!
	3:23pm Stork: Todd76Pct: Thanks, and thanks anyone i missed, and THANK YOU NINA SIMONE FOR HAVING BEEN HERE!!!!
	🥁 3:24pm WR: thank you Stork!
	3:24pm HyperDose: Be cool jazz cats, and don't let the jive hit ya on the way out!
	3:25pm Doug Schulkind: Masterful.
	🥁 3:48pm Michael 98145: RIP, Eunice Kathleen Waymon
	7:30pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Stork! Listening to the Storkives!
	12:30pm Artie: Thanks again, Stork!

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February 21, 2021: Creatures of Earth: Miss Nina Simone
The High Priestess takes the pulpit today on her 88th birthday

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Nina Simone	Balm In Gilead "Balm In Gilead" by "Nina Simone"	London, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane	December,1977	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Fumblenutz	"DJ Fumblenutz"			0:04:15 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Something Wonderful "Something Wonderful" by "Nina Simone"	Broadway Blues Ballads	///Nina Simone – piano, vocals (//Arranged By, Conductor – Hal Mooney ///Liner Notes – Langston Hughes (Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers) --- Recorded 1964 in New York City	0:08:00 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	I Love My Baby "I Love My Baby" by "Nina Simone"	High Priestess Of Soul	Piano, Vocals – Nina Simone Recorded August 26, 1966. Orchestra - members unknown	0:10:43 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	The Other Woman "The Other Woman" by "Nina Simone"	A Very Rare Evening	//Bass – Gene Perla ///Drums – Don Alias ///Guitar – Al Schackman ///Organ – Weldon Irvine ///Piano, Vocals – Nina Simone ///Vocals – Doris Willingham, Gina Rothchild. —— Recorded in Europe in April, 1969	0:14:40 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Revolution (part 2) "Revolution (part 2)" by "Nina Simone"	To Love Somebody	///Bass – Gene Perla ///Drums – Don Alias ///Guitar – Al Schackman ///Organ – Weldon Irvine ///Percussion – Don Alias ///Vocals, Piano – Nina Simone --- recorded on January 8, 1969. - RCA Studios B, New York City	0:20:40 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Backlash Blues [Live]	Live In Europe	Nina Simone piano, vocals - Henry Young guitar - Buck Clarke drums - Gene Taylor bass - Sam Waymon organ, vocals - Written-By – Langston Hughes, Nina Simone. --- Recorded June 16, 1968 at the 2nd Jazz Festival, Montreux, Swizz.	0:23:15 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	I Loves You Porgy "I Loves You Porgy" by "Nina Simone"	Little Girl Blue	• Nina Simone - vocals, piano • Jimmy Bond - bass • Tootie Heath - drums -- 1957	0:27:12 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Dambala "Dambala" by "Nina Simone"	It Is Finished	///Arranged By – Harold Wheeler, Nina Simone ///Conductor – Harold Wheeler ///Sitar, Guitar [Spanish], Acoustic Guitar [Acoustical], Bass – Avram Schackman ///Thumb Piano [Mama- Likembi], Cymbal [Tal Viha], Harp [Madagascar], Flute [Guinee Kuna] – Nadi Qamar	0:31:22 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Poppies [Live] "Poppies [Live]" by "Nina Simone"	Emergency Ward	Arranged By – Weldon Irvine Lyrics By [Additional], Vocals, Piano – Nina Simone Producer – Pete Spargo Written-By – Jeremy Wind, Lennie Bleacher*	0:38:34 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Twelfth of Never "Twelfth of Never" by "Nina Simone"	Folksy Nina & Nina With Strings	Recorded live in concert. Live tracks from the concert at Carnegie Hall, 12th of May 1963	0:43:45 (Pop-up)
DJ Blankety-Blank	"DJ Blankety-Blank"			0:47:02 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed [Live]	Live At Berkeley	written by Richie Havens. -- a recording of a concert before an audience of nearly five thousand student of the University of California at Berkeley in October, 1969.	0:53:56 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Little Girl Blue "Little Girl Blue" by "Nina Simone"	London, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane		0:58:45 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Stop "Stop" by "Nina Simone"	Fodder on my Wings	Arranged By, Conductor, Written By [Conceived By], Lyrics By [English & French], Piano, Vocals, Harpsichord, Shaker, Tambourine, Backing Vocals ///Congas, Bells, Wood Block – Sydney Thiam ///Electric Bass, Vocals – Sylvain Marc ///Percussion, Timpani [Tympani] – Paco Sery --	1:04:57 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Funkier Than a Mosquito`S Tweeter	It Is Finished	///Arranged By – Harold Wheeler, Nina Simone ///Conductor – Harold Wheeler ///Sitar, Guitar [Spanish], Acoustic Guitar [Acoustical], Bass – Avram Schackman ///Thumb Piano [Mama- Likembi], Cymbal [Tal Viha], Harp [Madagascar], Flute [Guinee Kuna] – Nadi Qamar	1:07:23 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Blues On Purpose "Blues On Purpose" by "Nina Simone"	I Put A Spell On You	Arranged By, Conductor – Hal Mooney Guitar – Rudy Stevenson Piano – Nina Simone Producer [Original Recordings] – Hal Mooney. -- Recorded 1964 in New York City	1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Strange Fruit "Strange Fruit" by "Nina Simone"	Pastel Blues	• Nina Simone – piano, vocals, arrangement • Al Schackman – guitar, harmonica • Rudy Stevenson – guitar, flute • Lisle Atkinson – double bass • Bobby Hamilton – drums. --- Rec'd May 20, 1965, NYC	1:17:05 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Everyone's Gone To The Moon	Nina Simone And Piano!	1969	1:21:44 (Pop-up)
DJ BackFromTheMoon	"DJ BackFromTheMoon"			1:24:44 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	See Line Woman "See Line Woman" by "Nina Simone"	The Essential Nina Simone		1:29:03 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	In the Dark "In the Dark" by "Nina Simone"	The Blues	• Nina Simone - vocals, piano • Eric Gale - guitar • Rudy Stevenson - guitar • Ernie Hayes - organ • Bob Bushnell - bass • Bernard Purdie - drums, timpani • Buddy Lucas - harmonica, - -written by Lil Green -- Rec'd: December 19, 1966	1:32:45 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	You Took My Teeth (That is Why Bob Marley Died)	(Unknown interview)		1:35:40 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Go Limp "Go Limp" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone in Concert	• Nina Simone – piano, vocals, arranger • Rudy Stevenson – guitar • Lisle Atkinson – bass • Bobby Hamilton – drums. --- Recorded at Carnegie Hall, NYC, on March 21, 1964	1:36:35 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	He Was Too Good To Me	At The Village Gate (Live)	Nina Simone (vocals, piano); Al Shackman (guitar); Chris White (bass); Rob Hamilton (drums) - -- Recorded live at the Village Gate, New York, New York in 1961	1:43:19 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Return Home "Return Home" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone at Town Hall	///Bass – Jimmy Bond ///Drums – Al Tootie Heath ///Vocals, Piano – Nina Simone. —— Recorded live at the Town Hall, New York September 15 1959	1:48:37 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Fodder in Her Wings "Fodder in Her Wings" by "Nina Simone"	Fodder on my Wings	//Arranged By, Conductor, Written By [Conceived By], Lyrics By [English & French], Piano, Vocals, Harpsichord, Shaker, Tambourine, Backing Vocals - Nina Simone ///Congas, Bells, Wood Block – Sydney Thiam ///Electric Bass, Vocals – Sylvain Marc ///Percussion, Timpani [Tympani] – Paco Sery	1:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	A Single Woman "A Single Woman" by "Nina Simone"	A Single Woman	Arranged By – Jeremy Lubbock —Bass – John Clayton —Drums – Jeffrey Hamilton —Piano – Michael Melvoin —Written-By – Rod McKuen —Arranged By – Jeremy Lubbock —Bass – John Clayton —Drums – Jeffrey Hamilton —Piano – Michael Melvoin —Written-By – Rod McKuen. -- 1993	2:04:26 (Pop-up)
DJ Nina-On-My-Wings	"DJ Nina-On-My-Wings"			2:08:00 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	To Be Young, Gifted and Black	Black Gold	1970	2:16:07 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Images [Live] "Images [Live]" by "Nina Simone"	Let It All Out	vocals: Nina Simone based on a poem by Waring Cuney.	2:26:42 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Four Women "Four Women" by "Nina Simone"	Wild Is The Wind	///Bass – Lisle Atkinson (//Drums – Bobby Hamilton ///Guitar, Flute – Rudy Stevenson ///Vocals, Piano – Nina Simone. --- recorded September 30th, 1965 in New York City	2:29:27 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Mississippi Goddam "Mississippi Goddam" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone in Concert	• Nina Simone – piano, vocals, arranger • Rudy Stevenson – guitar • Lisle Atkinson – bass • Bobby Hamilton – drums. -- Recorded at Carnegie Hall, NYC, on March 21, 1964	2:33:56 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Why? (The King Of Love Is Dead)	'Nuff Said!	• "Why? (The King Of Love Is Dead)", written by Nina's bass player Gene Taylor after the news of Dr. King's death had reached him. It was performed here for the first time	2:40:04 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Where Can I Go Without You	Forbidden Fruit	• Nina Simone – vocals, piano • Al Schackman – guitar • Chris White – bass • Bobby Hamilton – drums	2:45:38 (Pop-up)
Drummer DJ On Duty (he said duty)	"Drummer DJ On Duty (he said duty)"			2:49:10 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Save Me "Save Me" by "Nina Simone"	A Very Rare Evening	///Bass – Gene Perla ///Drums – Don Alias ///Guitar – Al Schackman ///Organ – Weldon Irvine ///Piano, Vocals – Nina Simone ///Vocals – Doris Willingham, Gina Rothchild. —— Recorded in Europe in April, 1969 Written-By – Aretha Franklin, Carolyn Franklin, Curtis Ousley	2:54:30 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	That's Him Over There	The Amazing Nina Simone	• Nina Simone – vocals, piano • Bob Mersey – arrangement, conductor. -- 1956	2:57:47 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	He Needs Me "He Needs Me" by "Nina Simone"	Little Girl Blue	• Nina Simone - vocals, piano • Jimmy Bond - bass • Tootie Heath - drums 1957	3:00:31 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	My Baby Just Cares For Me	Little Girl Blue	• Nina Simone - vocals, piano • Jimmy Bond - bass • Tootie Heath - drums --- 1957	3:02:58 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Consummation "Consummation" by "Nina Simone"	Silk & Soul	Written by: Nina Simone 1967	3:06:27 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Another Spring "Another Spring" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone And Piano!	1969	3:11:16 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Aint Got No - I Got Life	London, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane	December,1977	3:14:43 (Pop-up)
DJ Humble Lee Thanksyew	"DJ Humble Lee Thanksyew"			3:18:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: Turn it up!
	12:01pm chresti: Hello Stork and storkees!
	12:01pm StringOFperils: The Queen.
	12:01pm TDK60: Wie gehts?
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Nina! I can only stay an hour today (Bang On a Can Marathon starts at 1pm) but I'm sure it's gonna be great, Stork.
	12:02pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! hola, UM, chresti \\//, SOp, TDK \\//
	12:02pm Stork: Greetings all! Is it loud enough now?
	12:02pm fred: Greetings Stork and patrons. I'm afraid I'll have to leave before the fourth hour is over, so halfway
	12:02pm βrian: Wow, this orange! I'm basking in it!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: More, loud, por favor.
	12:02pm spodiodi: not quite "11", but sounds good here, Stork
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Full throated and beautiful sounding here
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: Sounds good.
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Wolfstork!
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Nina! Stork!
	12:05pm HyperDose: Freeform friends!
	12:07pm doctorjazz: Hey, Storkeleh, nice color scheme today!
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Trane made the rural North Carolina to Philly journey as well.
	12:09pm Artie: So many great musicians from North Carolina who rapidly relocated.
	12:10pm adamdoesit: Happy Nina Simone's birthday, Stork and wolfgang, er, Wolf and storkgang, I mean…
	12:11pm chresti: Hi spodi!\\//
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Some opening note, wow!
	12:12pm StringOFperils: Like Ray Charles in some alternate universe
	12:12pm Stork: Hey ArtieDougdoctorHyperJeffUncleStringSpodiBrianFredIrenefredTDKchresti Let's Simone awhile.
	12:13pm TDK60: Greetings spodi. \\ //
	12:13pm Stork: Thanks, Doc. I might keep this ülaylist look for a while.
	12:15pm Stork: adamdoesitbetter!
	12:15pm fred: Nice to hear that whoever deemed Nina musically unfit didn't blame racism and instead stood proud as an idiot (a racist too, but idiot first)
	12:17pm Linda Lee: hello friends!!! beautiful to be back. so glad to see you!
	12:18pm Stork: Linda Leeee!
	12:18pm chresti: Hello Linda Lee in TEX!
	12:18pm Linda Lee: hello my dear!! hi chresti! :-)
	12:20pm fred: Linda Lee! I was worried about you
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Linda Lee! Come put your fingers and toes by the Nina fire!
	12:23pm Linda Lee: hi fred! hi Doug! thanks for your concern! we've warmed up beautifully here & now it just gets better.
	12:25pm Linda Lee: still glad i left those freezing mountains up north. they've got another cold month to go, at least.
	12:28pm βrian: @Linda Lee: How was the last week for you, weather-wise?
	🥁 12:33pm WR: hi all. what did Simone just say that England gives her?
	12:33pm adamdoesit: @WR Honor.
	12:35pm Linda Lee: hey Brian! it was darn cold here in north Texas. 30 to 40 degrees below normal, with severe wind chills far below that. i was fairly lucky, though. i did keep my power & that meant the cabin i'm living in stayed above freezing for most of the time. i did well. i also had water. thanks for asking.
	🥁 12:36pm WR: thanks @adamdoesit.
	12:39pm Linda Lee: what a beautiful set. if listeners haven't seen the documentary 'what happened, Miss Simone', see it. it offers amazing insight into the artist & the terrific suffering she endured with long neglected mental illness.
	12:41pm melinda: Hello Stork Club!
	12:41pm Linda Lee: that she put forward such a phenomenally beautiful body of work under very, very rough conditions ~ personal & societal ~ is to her credit totally.
	12:41pm Stork: I Haven't senn it, Linda Lee, but after watching interviews with Nina's daughter and the filmmaker, I def. intend to, the controversy about the lead's makeup notwithstanding.
	12:41pm Stork: Hi melinda!
	12:42pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry. the lead's makeup ..?
	12:42pm melinda: I watched the documentary but skipped the biopic.
	12:42pm TDK60: Hi Linda Lee.
	12:43pm Linda Lee: oh! i didn't see any biopic.
	12:43pm melinda: I think Stork was referring to that.
	12:43pm Linda Lee: hey TDK60! how are you?
	12:44pm Linda Lee: right, i figure so.
	12:45pm Stork: @LL: here's the lowdown from wiki: To more accurately portray Simone's likeness, light-skinned Afro-Latina Saldana used dark makeup, nasal and dental prosthetics, and wigs when playing to role of Simone for the film.[10] These adjustments to Saldana's natural appearance continued to raise controversy with Nina Simone fans, viewers and even racial justice advocates like Ta-Nehisi Coates. [11]
	12:45pm Doug Schulkind: Me, too, Melinda.
	12:46pm TDK60: Okay relatively, Linda L. Isolation has me a bit wacky tho.
	12:47pm Linda Lee: thank you, Stork. i don't remember anyone playing the part of Miss Simone at all! was that part of the documentary? if so, i've totally forgotten it ~ Miss Simone herself was so overwhelmingly present.
	12:50pm Linda Lee: TDK60 dear, is there no choice about that? solitude is ok, but isolation? no good. unhealthy.
	12:52pm TDK60: No choice, roomies left, lost jobs due to economic fallout from virus. And get-togethers are rare, and not smart, yet..
	12:54pm Hams: for some reason my discogs is all in german. maybe 'cause i'm listening to the stork club? i don't know.
	12:54pm Stork: LL: I mean the biopic, not the doc.
	12:57pm Stork: Hey, Hams! Maybe you chose a german page from among various versions.
	12:59pm Little Danny: That was a shredder. Hey Stork, hey all.
	1:00pm Linda Lee: got it, my dear. yes.
	1:01pm Hams: stork, hello.
	1:01pm Stork: This amazing recording courtesy of a Mr. Schulkind, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Schulkinds.
	1:02pm Stork: Hey Danny!! Great fill-in last Sunday!!! Thanks so much!!!
	1:03pm Little Danny: My pleaszch, Stork.
	1:05pm Doug Schulkind: If my memory serves, this London performance by Nina took place soon after a rather horrid breakdown she experienced. Many pleaded with her not to go through with the show. The story goes that Creed Taylor was in the audience, and he immediately reached out and signed her to do the Baltimore album. (The recording of which was a whole other circle of hell for Nina.)
	1:06pm ParUbi: Wow, what's this turning into?
	1:07pm Linda Lee: a very odd record ~
	1:08pm Stork: It's kinda hard to listn to the Baltimore record for me anyway - it's one of the very few not-so-good albums she ever made.
	1:09pm Stork: Agree, Linda Lee. I can't get that tune (Stop!) outta my head, so onto the playlist it goes!
	1:09pm Linda Lee: 'i'll tell you what freedom is to me: no fear.' damn right.
	1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Nina on the recording of the Baltimore LP: "The material was not my personal choice, and I had no say whatsoever in the selection of songs. It was all done before I could make any decisions."
	1:11pm Jeff Moore: Dig.
	1:12pm Stork: Mr. Moore Mr. Moore riding through the night!!
	1:13pm Jeff Moore: Oi!
	🥁 1:13pm Michael 98145: HBD, Miss Simone. Thank you for this show!
	1:16pm Linda Lee: here's a beautiful instrumental. we don't hear enough of her on instrumental tracks. sublime.
	1:16pm Stork: Michael from NRW! Howdy neighbor!
	🥁 1:20pm Michael 98145: The lady certainly has produced extraordinary music.
	1:21pm Linda Lee: i'm still not sure how 'strange fruit' is allowed on air at all. it's almost too painful to hear.
	1:21pm Jeff Moore: There are some songs you never want to listen to just casually.
	1:22pm Linda Lee: no. they stop time.
	🥁 1:22pm Michael 98145: helicopters on Mars
	1:22pm Stork: They stop time. Right on, LL.
	1:23pm Linda Lee: yes .. if they're heard at all. i loved 'everyone's gone to the moon' as a kid, though.
	1:23pm Linda Lee: don't recall the original artist. just such a pretty pop record.
	🥁 1:24pm Michael 98145: glad you survived the latest disaster, @Linda Lee
	1:25pm chresti: Wow, never heard that one.
	1:26pm Linda Lee: yes, absolutely! thanks, Michael. i'm fresh from the catskills, so what happened here just felt like winter, weatherwise. it was preparation & infrastructure issues that caused suffering.
	🥁 1:26pm Michael 98145: " ... a song that was written and recorded as the debut single of the British singer-songwriter and record producer Jonathan King."
	1:26pm Linda Lee: oh! thanks!
	🥁 1:28pm Michael 98145: i am NO fan of the cold or power outages. just sayin' 🙄
	1:28pm Linda Lee: Sylvain Mark! there's a name.
	1:29pm Linda Lee: hell. i'm not either ~ after 35 years in those cold mountains, where both are highly typical.
	1:29pm doctorjazz: That voice in 69 is ragged, has a bit of the same, bone chilling effect on me as late Billie Holiday.
	1:29pm Doug Schulkind: The address for the Drummer Stream's homepage is easy: wfmu.org/drummer
	1:31pm Linda Lee: yes! real women's voices, deeply seasoned. only chilling, maybe, because our media generally denies older women any substance at all.
	1:31pm Stork: Thanks, Dougster. I keep meaning to post it, and fergittin.' It's a beaut! And it's displaying album covers for these tunes - and I didn't post 'em! What is this sorcery?!
	1:32pm Linda Lee: thank you Doug! bravo!!
	1:34pm Stork: Blow, Buddy Lucas, blow!
	1:34pm Doug Schulkind: @Stork Where are album covers being displayed?
	🥁 1:35pm Michael 98145: wow
	1:36pm Stork: @Doug: looking at the popup player that i clicked on the new homepage.
	1:39pm Doug Schulkind: Ah I see. That pop-up player, with the LP covers, is not new, but it's superduper that the new home page links to it. So much easier to find than just going to the WFMU homepage!!
	1:39pm Little Danny: The popup player is tied to some online commercial music database. Its image display drives my obsessive-compulsive tendencies crazy.
	1:43pm doctorjazz: I like the personnel listings on the home page.
	1:46pm Stork: Always gotta fight back tears on this one.
	1:47pm Stork: I don't see personnel listings directly on the new homepage, doc. You mean the stuff i put in the comments field on my playlists?
	1:47pm Dervish: So brutally untrue for Nina. Same for the men in Billie's life, too.
	1:47pm spodiodi: i thought the table view schedules were much more usable
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Wolf gang
	1:48pm Doug Schulkind: @spodiodi The table view schedule still exists. Click the "See Full Schedule" link at the bottom of the page.
	1:48pm Linda Lee: what a fine tribute. her work was generally so strong, even when she wasn't well. she was that gifted. i miss hearing her on piano only ~ as she wished to work; she was forced to vocalize to create a career. that's worth bearing in mind.
	1:49pm Little Danny: @spodi: I like the landing page's schedule list, but there's a link to the olde table view at the bottom.
	1:49pm Little Danny: ...what Doug sez.
	1:50pm Linda Lee: hi coel! :-)
	1:50pm spodiodi: ah, so it is! thanks, Doug Schulkind aloha coelacanthØ
	1:51pm Stork: coelacanth∅ - hey now!
	1:51pm spodiodi: (thanks too, Little Danny!)
	1:52pm Little Danny: Hard to think of another artist whose commercial legacy is based so much in live recordings. Creative control.
	🥁 1:52pm duke: drat. I tuned in late for the Nina Simone celebration
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: The new homepage is a work in progress. More features and functions will be added over time. Speaking of adding over time, a new show will be joining the Drummer Stream. It will immediately follow The Stork Club and will début on April 4. We here at the Drummer Stream are over the moon about it.
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: hi Linda and spodi!
	1:55pm spodiodi: do tell, Doug!
	1:56pm spodiodi: ... any hints on the format, etc. of the new show?
	1:56pm Stork: duke! hey-yer! Dig the archive.
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: @spodiodi No hints at all. Not a one!
	2:01pm Linda Lee: tough act to follow for that one.
	2:02pm Linda Lee: good luck!
	2:06pm Dean: "We here at the Drummer Stream are over the moon about it." There's your hint, @spodiodi. It's three hours devoted to Pink Floyd's eighth studio album.
	2:07pm adamdoesit: Well there goes my theory, Dean. I was sure it was gonna be Overtime with Stork: The Show.
	2:07pm Stork: Dean cracks another one!
	2:07pm Doug Schulkind: We are over Keith Moon about it.
	🥁 2:07pm WR: changes, more changes, no more after hours carousing with the Stork club. no more 6 hour birthday parties.
	2:10pm Dean: GTDR DJ Kenney Jones?
	2:12pm chresti: That Bob Marley bit was odd.
	2:12pm Dean: I love Lil Green as much as I love Nina Simone, viz., a lot.
	2:13pm spodiodi: Dean, lolol @PF's 8th
	2:14pm spodiodi: yeah, chresti. i'd typed a comment about being excited to hear it again after the show. cool stuff, Stork.
	2:16pm spodiodi: FOUR-ONE-FIVE or Four Fifteen? (guessing the latter, per Stork, but am ignorant)
	2:16pm spodiodi: hear 4-1-5 all the time, but never 4-15
	2:17pm Dean: Yeah, but I seem to recall that the refrain in the song "415 Music" is "four fifteen..."
	2:18pm spodiodi: thanks, Dean. makes sense. new to me
	2:18pm Stork: Doug is saying the stream is going to an all-Who format, one DJ at a time.
	2:19pm Dean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXG4i06U4Ao
	2:20pm spodiodi: haha, Stork. cool
	2:20pm Stork: Sorry - what's 415, spodi? Something I said?
	2:23pm Stork: Totally jacked to be getting a new streammate on Sundays! But I don't know anything more than anyone else. Doug is a cruel man.
	2:23pm spodiodi: Dean, thanks for that link -- bookmarked. i've never heard of any of the bands on the album art. will have to check it out. Stork, you mentioned Four Fifteen records guests -- i'd never heard 415 (area code of SF) mentioned as Four Fifteen (always 4-1-5... so i had to ask. sounds like you had it right though (no surprise))
	2:24pm Doug Schulkind: Lorraine Hansberry was a brilliant woman. There is a famous recording of her being interviewed by Mike Wallace (prior to 60 Minutes) and he is trying to push her toward a softer, less provocative stance on Black demands for equality. She ties the scumbag Wallace into a knot and discards him with grace and elan.
	2:24pm Stork: Don't worry, adamdoesit, it'll always seem like Overtime with Stork: The Show.
	2:31pm Stork: Is that Hansberry interview to be had, Doug? Gotta see that.
	2:32pm Stork: I know the label, spodi but never knew how to say it.
	2:32pm spodiodi: stepping away from the keyboard... in case i don't make it back in time before the end of the show, thank you Stork!
	2:37pm Stork: Go with Coltrane, spodiodi. Come back soon.
	2:40pm Doug Schulkind: Here is some portion of the Hansberry interview with Mike Wallace. From 1959. The audio is terrible and not at the right speed: youtu.be... Here is an accurate description of the proceedings I found onlime: "Wallace unpacks all of his RACIST, white-supremacy and Lorraine responds with hit-after-hit—out-of-the-park, crushing Wallace with EVERY REALISTIC ANALYSES of usa RACISM!!!"
	2:41pm TDK60: Still here listening, Stork.
	2:44pm Stork: Never figured Wallace for a white supremeacist, frankly, but he was certainly a routinely clueless putz of his day.
	2:45pm Stork: TDK60: :))
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Stopped for a healthy lunch (circulate chip scone and hamentashen, clotted cream, coffee, followed by microwaved frozen tortellini (with plastic wrap, while reading a Sunday Times article on endocrine disrupters. Thankfully don't have to worry about my sperm counts at this point). Loving the show... Thanks, Stork!
	2:55pm doctorjazz: (I may have missed it, but I didn't hear any notice of Henry Threadgill's birthday (he was 77 on Feb 15). Hint Hint Hint...
	2:56pm HyperDose: Thank you, Stork! Today's programming has been entertaining, educational, and soul cleansing. :)
	2:57pm Stork: Thanks, HyperDose. This was a project to get truly lost in. So hard nt to include even more reams of stuff.
	2:59pm doctorjazz: Going to be hard having a 3PM show after the club, three goes overtime.
	3:00pm Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz More news to come about the Sunday afternoon scheduling. All will be revealed!
	3:00pm HyperDose: The passion you show for your craft is much appreciated!
	3:01pm chresti: doc, phthalates?
	3:01pm doctorjazz: (On the other hand, it'll make for a better night's sleep Sunday night for Stork)
	3:01pm Stork: We are in the OT zone, friends. Another few tunes before we part?
	3:03pm TDK60: Better take advantage of that empty radio space for now, Stork.
	3:03pm chresti: Yes please!
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Chresti, yup! What Are Sperm Telling Us? nyti.ms...
	3:03pm spodiodi: yes, please, Stork!
	3:03pm adamdoesit: No such thing as too many. Beautiful show today, Stork. You did her proud.
	3:03pm doctorjazz: The Big Hit (first I noticed Nina).
	3:04pm StringOFperils: The 'new' show : Äfterstöørk…with your host, Stork
	3:04pm Stork: I don't need no stinkin' sleep, doc! Stumble On, I say!
	3:04pm Stork: Good one, StringOFperils:!
	3:06pm PaulRobeson1920: “... but you'll never know the pain, of using a name you never owned.” NINA SIMONE! CLAP CLAP CLAP APPLAUSE APPLAUSE Stars, they come fast, they come slow Afternoon WFMU land! Good to see you here!
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Phthalates, say it three times fast, dare you!
	3:08pm Stork: PaulRobeson1920: ! That is some moniker! WelcomeWelcomeWelcome!
	3:09pm PaulRobeson1920: <3 fate, if i’m not wrong
	3:09pm chresti: Hi PaulRobeson1920!
	3:10pm adamdoesit: Can't do it without sounding like Sylvester the Cat, doctorjazz. Sufferin' succotash -- or, in light of your hamentaschen, Sukkot-hash.
	3:11pm chresti: Hi adamdoesit!
	3:11pm PaulRobeson1920: A Warm Hello, chresti!
	3:11pm adamdoesit: Hi chresti!
	3:12pm StringOFperils: Wow, what a playlist to be able to summon up at will out of the archives. Nice job, Stork. Thanks a lot for compiling all this. Although, a wealth of source-material hardly even covers it.
	3:13pm Stork: You said it, StringOFPerils. Just a toe-dip into the raging Sea of Nina.
	3:13pm adamdoesit: (Ok, so hamentaschen are for Purim, not Sukkot. So much for low-hanging fruit.)
	3:14pm doctorjazz: @Doug, In Doug We Trust, I expect it to be another great addition (but how on earth will we ever get OTHER things done...???)
	3:16pm Stork: adamdoesit: you are a bottomless well of crack-up!
	3:17pm chresti: This is kinda punk.
	🥁 3:17pm Mx. Granny (e/em): GOT MY WFMU!!! hi, Stork and all!
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Bit of punk, bit of rap, lotta Nina!
	🥁 3:18pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Nina was totes punk, yo.
	3:18pm Stork: Thank you, everyone. This is a particularly hard one to end. Next Sunday, same time same down-at-heel joint. Only on Give the Damn Drummer Some Freakin Radio!!!
	🥁 3:18pm Mx. Granny (e/em): holy smokes, this playlist is going in the Clicky Star pile for later
	3:18pm TDK60: Thanks, Stork.
	3:19pm Stork: Granny, bless ya!
	3:19pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	3:19pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! see you all
	3:19pm Jeff Moore: You have curated an epic, Mr. Stork.
	3:19pm StringOFperils: Take a bow Stork!! Quick before we lose the house lights in another outage.
	3:20pm doctorjazz: Ah, Charlie Christian closing the joint, great show, thanks,Stork! Nice week, all!
	3:20pm chresti: Yo right on Grannykins!
	3:21pm chresti: See y'all 'round!
	🥁 3:22pm Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins in da house
	3:22pm Todd76Pct: Thanks for the great Nina tribute, Selector Stork!
	3:23pm Stork: Todd76Pct: Thanks, and thanks anyone i missed, and THANK YOU NINA SIMONE FOR HAVING BEEN HERE!!!!
	🥁 3:24pm WR: thank you Stork!
	3:24pm HyperDose: Be cool jazz cats, and don't let the jive hit ya on the way out!
	3:25pm Doug Schulkind: Masterful.
	🥁 3:48pm Michael 98145: RIP, Eunice Kathleen Waymon
	7:30pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Stork! Listening to the Storkives!
	12:30pm Artie: Thanks again, Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from February 21, 2021

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