WFMU: JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from April 23, 2021

Listener comments!
	👻 9:00am Handy Haversack: JA. J'All. Is Don OK? Did he get too dirty?
	9:01am ratso: mornin' JA.
	9:01am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Dirty.
	9:01am luka: yes. YES.
	9:02am Yes: hello
	9:02am Mike W: wilkommen im JAAMrök
	9:02am PNX: I'm up! I'm up!
	9:02am Mike W: it’s the day of my second JAAB, too
	👻 9:02am Marley P. Dogg: Güten morgen meine Freünde
	9:02am winston legthigh: mornin ja, jall!
	9:03am Mike W: Jab that Arsenic right in the Arm please Baby
	👻 9:03am karlward: Oh the discos are going to be on fire with this banger
	9:03am David (in London): Dirty Don with 1NRu added. Nice. Afternoon JA and all groovers here gathered.
	9:03am luka: when a problem comes along / you can kick it
	👻 9:04am karlward: Can I Rolnick it? Yes you can!
	👻 9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: Dirty Little Susie!
	👻 9:07am adampsyche: susie's trying to peek out
	9:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I've gotta try to get a pic of the scene when I get the 2nd shot. It's a _huge_ NASCAR venue. So surreal.
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:08am John Allen: everybody!
	9:09am Krys O.: Wow, NASCAR, Woods. That's ironic. A friend of mine worked for them briefly 25 years ago and they had to be the most racist blankity-blank-blank mofos in the nation.
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but did ChuangSue dream she was the DirtyMix - or did the DirtyMix dream it was ChuangSue...
	9:10am Waka: What was the underlying beat mixed over the Rolnick track?
	9:10am luka: the big vax site here in Richmond is also a raceway.
	👻 9:12am adampsyche: yes!
	9:13am winston legthigh: change has been slow to non-existent ko, they seem to be trying and alienating bad elements of the sport which is better than ignoring the problem and doing nothing.
	9:14am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Krys O: It would not surprise me. I've never been to a race. I've been sort of interested over the years but they're during the day in the hottest part of the summer. No thanx. Plus, don't really want to pal around with the trumpers.
	👻 9:15am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab!
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Handy ! ...I thot the good WiFis I steal here had gone Off for good this time - but here they are ...I really must see about getting my own...
	9:18am dave wuz here: i wrenched at the new england dragway once as a favor for a friend and it was like little dixie in there.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Uh-huh. & NewEngland is Blue states...
	9:20am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Reb Rab: The blue/red split in New England is metro/country. Portland, Maine is very blue. Go up in the county and it's a completely different story.
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...cause really just like the USA is Blue around cities & coasts & Red further from them - the states are the same on the next granular level - like a recursive fractal...
	9:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup.
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...some particulars with NewEngland - it's Independent minded - we fought the Revolution - leave us be up here - intellectual traditions ...but also isolated - on purpose - the very Northern-most Appalachians in fact... DixieYankees. Oddly enuff.
	👻 9:23am Handy Haversack: I'm inviting JA and JAZZ into my headphones as I enter a four-hour publishing conference in a few minutes. JA, do you know what button I push to force-share your show with all other attendees?
	👻 9:24am Threemoons: Greetings JA, fellow AMers.
	9:25am David (in London): Just hit the big red button marked 'Rolnick' Handy.
	👻 9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Studio A looking good (no offense to the barn) - www.instagram.com...
	👻 9:26am Handy Haversack: I wondered why I had one of those, David! I assumed it would become clear when I hit puberty. One day ...
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tell them it was Jazz or a CatFilter...
	9:27am Hugo (NL): hi everyone!
	9:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm diggin this. Kind of has a Bitches Brew vibe.
	9:29am David (in London): Handy, your colleagues are just going to love it...
	👻 9:29am karlward: Woods: the current moment is a revival for 70s ECM, 70s Miles, and trip hop, all at the same time.
	9:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A big takeaway from sitting here in NH being spoon-fed Culture from NY/NJ is that BitchesBrew was not such an orphan after all - & there's much that relates to it !
	9:31am Editor B: Word
	9:32am comeherefrancine: Good morning JA and all! There is so much to love about the Sparkle Division album cover.
	9:33am Mike W: is this before they became Stickmen with Ray Guns
	9:33am comeherefrancine: Sparkle Division is new to me...would not have thought it involved William Basinski
	👻 9:35am karlward: The Stickmen from Harvard?
	9:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx for the summary karlward ! ...
	9:36am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Stickmen: The Minutemen meet Fishbone.
	9:37am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @comeherefrancine: I agree. It's very good though!
	👻 9:42am Handy Haversack: Happy World Book and Copyright Day, everyone. Just passing it along from those in the know.
	👻 9:43am Ken From Hyde Park: The encyclopedia, Handy? Cheers! They held all the world's information before the internet came along.
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's a WorldBook ?! I never got my WorldBook... figgers...
	9:45am TomDash: That Dr Umezu Band track was...dynamite!
	👻 9:45am Handy Haversack: Probably a copyright issue, Rev Rab.
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...large print giveth - small print taketh away...
	9:47am ?: No. The Stickmen Philadelphia. Unrelated to The Stickmen with Rayguns or the Stickmen from Harvard.
	9:52am Passaic River Blues: @?: thank you for confirming. I was uselessly trawling about Discogs because that track was so interesting. So these guys: www.discogs.com...
	9:53am TomDash: Someone posted this youtube recently of Stick Men opening for Gang of Four in '82 - www.youtube.com...
	9:55am Passaic River Blues: @Tom Dash: thank you for that link--definitely will check it out.
	9:56am TomDash: found some more live - the internet is fun! stuff...www.youtube.com...
	9:58am David (in London): TomDash - Just had a quick peek. Wow, what excellent footage.
	10:06am TomDash: listening to this pro mic break! Welcome back to Studio A...JA!
	10:10am steveo: i once was lost but now i'm found. i see you're in the not-barn. niiiiiiiice!
	👻 10:15am Handy Haversack: Funf Allen!
	👻 10:15am Handy Haversack: (If funf is good, that is. It sounds good.)
	10:16am steveo: funf is five oo bah?
	10:17am Heidee: Hey-ho, so viel geiles deutsches Zeug! Well done, JA!
	👻 10:18am nathan: i love some good old-fashioned german bleep-n-clang
	10:21am Krys O.: @Heidee: I knew how to count to twenty in German as a kid. Just another aspect of me that was different from my peers, I guess.
	10:22am iiibeat: Die River Falls Reality always includes that which cannot be seen, that which cannot be known and that which cannot be understood. In this way, there is always more to see, know or understand about any thing and everything. If this fact of life is a substance or constant activity or force (called blindness-ignorance-entropy), then an application or manifestation is available in any place at any time, through the mind of man. Chtulu, Jehovah, Hermes, Set.
	10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yet we are Of the Universe - the very same stuff. Whatever it is.
	10:26am Heidee: Krys O., but that is wonderful! Gets you by at the baker's, butcher's, or when you play (a pretty short game of) hide and seek!
	10:26am steveo: iiibeat: Who can say that a creature of formless eyes cannot be seen in the distance by a boy or a woman on a beach?
	10:27am Krys O.: I remember hearing about this information regarding black holes last year: www.quantamagazine.org... We can be reconstituted if we jump into a black hole! Huzzah!
	10:29am Krys O.: Ha, Heidee! Also knew the children's rhyme: Messer, gabel, schere, licht.
	10:29am ?: This is good! BTW, who did the soundtrack to Risky Business?
	10:30am Heidee: ... sind für kleine Kinder nicht! Ha, good on ya. Where did you learn this?
	10:31am Krys O.: Tangerine Dream did the soundtrack for Risky Business.
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Perhaps Humankind being the most Conceptual creature is the least Perceptual - the most mentally Abstracted. But dogs smell things we have no idea about ! While we see colors they don't. The radiant spectrum extending beyonding sight could be thot of as Colors beyond immediate sensation... Heat - microwaves - infrared a Color we See with our Skin... Einstein called our sense of an isolated self in the universe a kind of conceptual optical delusion...
	10:32am Krys O.: @Heidee: From my parents. They were Polish, but they were prisoners of war in Germany. They met and married in a refugee camp in Wildflkecken. They went on to Munich when that camp closed. My three sisters were born in Germany.
	10:34am steveo: The mind does not discern what is real or what is not; it is both. Thus, in the blind imagination, thought, speech, action, and world become one. Things do not take on reality until we realize they do. Each little fragment of consciousness is a gnosis of something else. And all is real, because each is an insight. And all are visible, because each reveals another.
	10:34am Krys O.: Pat Duncan who had the wildly popular hardcore show on WFMU for years used Tangerine Dream as his theme song. I think it was from Stratosfear.
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O - & that's an example of how our ignorance of our own human nature is so stunningly profound...
	10:35am Heidee: Krys, I see! Wow, there is some serious family background going on. I have such great respect for the Polish, putting up with so much in the past. Plus, I love the Staropolskie wędliny Krakowska...
	10:36am steveo: @Krys -- wow
	10:37am Heidee: My papa was Hungarian...
	10:37am Doug in JC: I listened to Pat Duncan for years and don't remember the Tangerine Dream thing at all. Maybe if I heard the exact track
	10:38am iiibeat: Maya. Illusion. Unseen in Change. Mara. Death through Illusion.
	10:39am Krys O.: @Heidee: Cool! My heritage goes through Bulgaria and environs according to DNA results. When I worked at a video distributor in the 90s, I dealt with a customer in Neuss and her last name was Polish. She said her grandfather was from Poland.
	10:41am iiibeat: Salvador Dali did watercolor illustrations for the Bible . . Ha!! Holy smokes . .
	10:42am Heidee: Wow, so interesting! Did you do a DNA heritage test?
	10:42am steveo: i believe, JA
	👻 10:43am karlward: JA is truly back in the studio
	👻 10:43am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	👻 10:44am Handy Haversack: Ain't nothing better, karlward.
	10:45am wolfingham: Very nice JA. Hope everyone is enjoying their Friday
	10:45am Passaic River Blues: Entering the singularity...
	10:46am steveo: home of the cough button!!!!
	10:46am Vixo: Just tuning now and I'm liking what i'm hearing!!!
	👻 10:46am Jason from Houston: Good morning, Handy and all. Hope your Friday is a good one.
	10:46am wolfingham: The marantz is humming along real nice this morning
	10:46am Krys O.: @Heidee: One of my sisters did and so did my one brother.
	10:46am iiibeat: Does technology supersede government?
	👻 10:47am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jason! Same to you. Stuck inside right now, but hopefully not all day.
	10:49am Heidee: @Krys, I have one waiting for me on my desk. My family is from everywhere around the world, it would be interesting to find out... But I don't dare somehow, I feel a bit anxious about giving away a DNA sample to an online firm... Whaddaya guys think, all? Should I do it? Would you do it?
	10:50am mb: Hey now DJ JA and errrybody! "Do you like jazz" x infinity
	10:51am Andrew_in_WI: My sister did a DNA thing... I learned that you don't get 50/50 from each parent. For example my father is Bohemian and mother Native American, but results showed 63% Bohemian, 37% NA.
	👻 10:52am Jason from Houston: I think it is going to just pour rain here but I am not made of sugar so...
	10:52am steveo: i did a dna test. 94% jazz
	10:54am Doug in JC: @steveo You're either going to die young or live to 102
	10:54am Heidee: steveo, I am more interested in your other 6
	👻 10:54am Handy Haversack: I would not send my DNA to a Big Data corp, which is what is out there. I would share my DNA with a JAZZ fanny pack. Perhaps it could perfect this shabby vessel.
	10:55am Marco Esquandolas: Thank you, Steveo. That was hilarious
	10:56am Doug in JC: I read about someone who managed to get their DNA results using a fake name but the amount of steps that it took was crazy
	10:58am jt: That rocked! (well if it's jazz can it "rock"? ) i say yes.
	👻 10:58am Handy Haversack: I am pretty dubious about the markers they use for establishing these results, too, Doug. I really don't think the science is very strong. It's mostly an excuse to gather in DNA, or so it seems to me.
	10:58am Passaic River Blues: @Heidee: I would be wary of commercial DNA testing. I did it on a lark several years ago and only learned after the fact (I stupidly did not read the terms) that I had assigned the intellectual property rights to my own goddamned DNA to the testing company. I don't know how enforceable that provision is, but it certainly gave me pause. You should investigate before you decide. Privacy rights are much better regulated in Europe, so maybe it's a different story than here in the land of untrammeled late capitalism.
	10:58am Andrew_in_WI: What's the worst that could happen? Somebody clone you?
	10:59am steveo: other 6% is puppy dog tails
	10:59am Krys O.: I would welcome a clone or two or three.
	👻 11:00am Handy Haversack: Krys, imagine if they came with their own cats, too!
	11:00am Krys O.: @Andrew in WI: Yup, nothing is cut and dried when it comes to genetics. That's the fun of it.
	11:00am headcleaner: @Andrew - For starters, you can be pretty sure it'll find its way various government agencies to have their way with. Got a problem with that?
	11:01am Hubig Pie: The clone gets cat box duty
	👻 11:01am nathan: i took a DNA test and learned that my grandfather was actually probably some infertility doctor from Philly (like that HBO Baby God doc, but a different guy) and apparently i have about 5 billion 3rd cousins i've never heard of. that was... interesting
	11:02am Krys O.: My family used the National Geographic tests: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:02am Doug in JC: Insurance companies could buy the DNA profiles, check you for susceptibilities, deny coverage
	11:02am Doug in JC: Isn't NatGeo owned by Fox News now? yikes
	11:03am Andrew_in_WI: The big names in genetic testing are all based in Utah. Run by Mormons cause they're obsessed with genealogy. I don't think the LDSs are a shadowy government agency.
	👻 11:03am Jason from Houston: Took a DNA test and it turns out I like Lizzo.
	11:04am jt: Dr. les Moses , say'z: ( jumping in here) that MSK was using personal data ( mostly images of tumors etc.) and compiling the informations and SELLING the information Unbeknownst to the patients.. Whilst ALSO profting as many Doctors were ,as well, share holders in said medical company proffiting off the compiles ( private /personal) information A tres Large scandal.. with lots of yelling..
	👻 11:04am Handy Haversack: Though it's impossible to imagine any government ever deciding that a certain ethnic group and all of its descendants should ever be singled out for any kind of unfair treatment. And impossible to imagine a government would ever commandeer data from a private company to enforce its will.
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Identity is in DNA - your relations obviously - health profiles - & who even knows yet. Cloning eventually. & all that's needed is a bit of spit or one hair...
	11:06am Heidee: I am reading your comments with interest. Getting more anxious yet.
	11:07am jt: In short: There is money to be made off your information and money you will never see.. from your cells, your tumors, your biopsies that's the biggest worry I think. The rich get richer off your blood while you pay bills for the tests!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's a new realm just like Digital - a realm in which our Bill of Rights is not yet composed - but which we already inhabit.
	11:08am jt: I would buy shares in that company...makes some mildly/evil dollars !! Muha hah
	👻 11:08am karlward: Ah the lovely sound of someone getting pinched
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho' I wanna know my racial profile & I suppose diseases too ...& there is the the family thing mentioned above: if you get it - your siblings have no option on the racial analyses, right ? Unless they never learn yours... & are you ready for complete surprises? Really ?? & how good is it - as Handy articulates well...
	11:12am winston legthigh: 6 hours to bjou time yeah! i got a one track mind in an 8 track body.
	11:13am Andrew_in_WI: DNA as the most valuable NFT?
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is it non-fungible ??
	11:14am jt: My Sister did the "23 and Me" dna swab... we found out we are MORE Scottish than we previously thought. "Arrrgh! Are ya laddie? " ...a reason to celebrate!
	👻 11:15am YETI BOB: Mike Reed, OK! This guy deserves a medal. He runs a venue in Chicago and kept it alive throught COVID.
	👻 11:16am YETI BOB: "Owner of Constellation and Hungry Brain. Director of Pitchfork Music Festival. Chair of Chicago Jazz Fest. Gumbo expert." - Don't know where he finds time to play his horn!
	11:16am Pale Son: I agree with RR's comment about surprises. That's probably more of an emotional concern than literal identity theft from a corporation or government. A friend of mine whose parents are both Indigenous and have shaped their entire lives around that identity got tested and found out she has 0% North American Indigenous blood in her. Very upsetting!
	11:17am ratso: I did the "Me n' My Pet" swab and found out I'm 1/10th Dalmation.
	👻 11:18am YETI BOB: I got in an argument with my brother about the DNA testing - he was suggesting I should do it, I said I had no interest and serious privacy concern, and he scoffed at me - 'What do you think they are going to do with that information?'
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Difference between Race & Ethnicity. Well - that's huge - & not simple.
	👻 11:18am YETI BOB: .... the fact that I didn't have an easy answer at my fingertips doesn't mean I was wrong ...
	11:19am Heidee: Ha ha steveo and ratso! And isn't it just the perfect music to ponder?
	11:20am Andrew_in_WI: @YETI The world could use some Yeti clones
	11:20am GeoSinPhilly: Passaic River Blues: Yes, those guys. The CD has pretty much everything on the albums. I was in the early incarnation of the band and was doing sound at the Youtube video shows, which are included as a Quicktime Video on the CD
	11:20am Heidee: I want a Yeti clone and a steveo x ratso pup.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho' its gratifying that for the 'White AngloSaxon Protestant' racists - we can wave a q-tip @ them & say put up or shut up tough guy! Cause that's basically - almost nobody. & becoming more apparent.
	11:23am Andrew_in_WI: I just got this LP yesterday!
	👻 11:23am karlward: Half of Sunwatchers on this jam, can't wait to get this
	11:23am David (in London): Ha ha, I was at this gig. He was absolutely on fire that night.
	11:23am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey JA and everyone! My mom told me when I was little that she bought be at Meijers THrify Acres on the corner of Kalamazoo Ave and 28th Street. I wonder if my DNA test would reveal that I'm part grocery store.
	11:24am Krys O.: I feel sorry for the schlump who is surveilling my life. It must be very boring.
	👻 11:25am Handy Haversack: Tim, that might mean that at least a part of your DNA is Red Pop! Very cool, David!
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O - that's what AI is for. ;) ...Especialy when it goes Quantum...
	11:25am BushwickBill: I've been playing the Chris Forsyth Phish cover of Piper pretty heavily this week (it slays), but always love Dreaming...
	11:25am tim from champaign (now washington): @RRN - Here's a WASP joke courtesy of David Johanson. Why did the WASP go to the hospital? For the food!
	11:26am David (in London): Handy, that's not actually the kick drum, it's the sound of my tapping on the side of my seat.
	11:26am headcleaner: @YB: your brother's dismissive response is known as the "Chiller Than Thou" Fallacy - https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2013/04/04/blog-comments-logical-fallacies
	11:26am Krys O.: LOL, Tim! If anyone's seen the film Silent Running with Bruce Dern, that is close to what I envision as the future of humanity.
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tim haha !
	👻 11:26am karlward: This is like that moment when you find out that Mick Fleetwood and John McVie were the rhythm section on one of your favorite songs, and then, against your will, this knowledge makes you get deeper into Fleetwood Mac
	11:27am tim from champaign (now washington): @Handy - Whoa! I never considered that. You just reshaped my identity!
	11:27am Hubig Pie: My big sister kept tellin' me that the police were my mother and father
	11:28am tim from champaign (now washington): @Krys - I just watched that a couple months ago. I dug it!
	11:28am RB: Nice !
	11:28am David (in London): Oh, those little droids. stifles a small tear
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phish guys ? Thing is - Phish is pretty Prog - fairly Technical capable dudes.
	11:28am Pale Son: @Krys O. The punchline is that it's you!
	11:30am Krys O.: Embrace all incarnations of Fleetwood Mac, karlward. It's worth it. I saw Silent Running as a kid. Was big into SciFi and saw it again several years ago. Still compelling. Peter Schickele did the music.
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Too much like saying if I do nothing wrong I don't need to worry. (I'm Year of the Hare - & I know all about that. But I'm also a Scorpio early GenXer & I know better, really...) That presumes a disinterested & fair Other.
	11:32am tim from champaign (now washington): I joked with my partner when we were getting an ultrasound for our first child that we'd know if the kid had more of my DNA if crushed beer cans, punk rock 45s and wrestling magazines showed up in the ultrasound. Fortunately, none of those items showed up and my daughter resembles her mother in the smarts department.
	11:33am David (in London): Tim, they must have missed her little Flipper t-shirt...
	11:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ah see - Punk is epigenetic...
	11:34am mb: Forsyth covered Phish? I love Phish but, ewww. I've seen bad things happen to bands that cover them. Like they get stuck playing in GD cover bands after that. I apologize for being snobby but it is Jazz appreciation day, or something.
	11:34am Brian D: Man, Chris Forsyth is AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING.
	11:34am Andrew_in_WI: I think this is Forsyth's theme song at this point. I have at least 4 different versions of this song on physical media
	11:35am tim from champaign (now washington): @DiL - hahaha. You're probably right.
	11:35am Gaston Musella: Killer track. WOW
	11:35am David (in London): Forsyth did a really gentle John Fahey number that evening, too, if I recall rightly. They'd played together at some stage.
	11:36am Avrilinmay: I was fuming when I realized I had missed three quarters(not real math) of the show - despite having put on wfmu since early morning...but arriving when THIS is playing ! It completely made me stop everything else I'm doing
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hell there's Hendrix & RonAsheton in there. & the Rhythm section is on it & will never let go.
	11:37am Gaston Musella: Haven't heard guitar like this since 2/14/73, Mick Ronson on The Width of A circle backing up Bowie on Ziggy Aladdin tour
	11:40am Marco Esquandolas: Hello All, I listen to JA, Destination Out, and Stork Club every week. Does anyone know if there are any other FMU shows that play good Jazz?
	👻 11:43am YETI BOB: I'm in Santa Monica CA and I'm wearing my JAZZ shirt!
	11:44am Troymo: Great set this morning.
	11:44am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Nice! It snowed here yesterday.
	👻 11:44am Handy Haversack: Kept going west, YB? Nice! Is it true that on the West Coast water spirals the wrong way down the drain? And the flamingos are large enough for a man to ride?
	11:44am Krys O.: w00t! Yeti Bob, your travels sound like fun.
	11:45am David (in London): The wandering Yeti! Hello mate. Sounds like you're really cooking with gas on this trip.
	👻 11:46am YETI BOB: HH: I'll tell you one thing, the Mamas and Papas lied with "California Dreaming". It's cold and gloomy here. I went through the wide-open desert spaces and came out the other side. It's the mirror image of the overcrowded East Coast.
	11:47am mb: Pat Patrick, woo! So great when I hear/see Sun Ra's guys show up on random yet legendary recording sessions.
	11:47am headcleaner: @Marco - depends on your defintion of "Jazz". But Doug Shulkind's show (on right now on the Give the Drummer Sream) regularly plays sets should fit anyone's definition - https://wfmu.org/playlists/DS
	👻 11:48am Handy Haversack: That does not bode well for the flamingo rides, YB. Another dream dissolves.
	👻 11:48am YETI BOB: David - Indeed, I've been burning my share of petrol. I didn't have a car for 12 years so on average maybe it's OK? I've been looking at maps trying to pick my next move - I was going to drive up the Pacific Coast Highway but a big section of it (through Big Sur) has been closed since Jan. Just found out that it reopens at noon TODAY. How's that for serendipity?
	11:48am Passaic River Blues: @Marco: Kim Sorise's very good "Global Grease," Mondays nights on the Drummer stream, is not exclusively a jazz program but more or often than not is almost entirely jazz-focused. Little Danny's excellent "The Cool Blue Flame" on Thursday nights on the Drummer stream is by no means a jazz show, but he very often mines mid-century West Coast bop and Latin jazz records. Most shows feature at least some of that.
	👻 11:49am Handy Haversack: Nice, YB! We have wanted to do that drive.
	👻 11:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Very nice, YB. Do you notice many people wearing fanny packs? Drummer Stream DJ Dave Sewelson (Saturdays 2-5PM) has some jazz. www.wfmu.org...
	11:49am headcleaner: Most DJs do freeform shows that go all over the map - but to name a few, Trouble, Inflatable Squirrel Carcass, Bob Brainen, and Irwin (currenty off schedule, but with years of archives) do frequent jazz plays... then of course there's The Old Codger, and Bill Mac...
	11:50am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: IF you happen to head south: Lou's Records in Encinitas.
	11:50am ratso: @Heidee, just catching back up, but rat-dogs are all the rage, i hear.
	11:50am headcleaner: I love it when DJs do art tips, John
	11:50am David (in London): Yeti Bob - So cool, man. I've lined up a trip to Coventry soon, but it's not quite got the glamour of your escapade. Hit that coast road!
	11:52am ヱkョ: Oh cool, if the “Stay Outside” photo show is actually outside, then that is great for those of us still waiting on the second dose and being super cautious.
	11:52am Marco Esquandolas: @Headcleaner and PRB - thanks for the recommendations. I have heard some of those shows and like all of them. I'll check out the others. Definitely a big fan of Inflatable Squirrel Carcass.
	11:53am iiibeat: I share my DNA with octopi . . At a dinner table under the sea. "Pass the double-helix shaker, please."
	11:53am sispus: the first one is "sultaniyegah sirto", the second one is "ringo ringo şişeler",
	11:53am mb: Thx John Allen for the Don Cherry tapestry display heads up! This is a must do for me. blankforms.org...
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joe McGasko's 'SurfaceNoise' is eclectic but usually has some kind of Jazz & sometimes a lot. Scott's 'The Long Rally' when it's on... & everything's Archived of course ! ...Then there's what is worth listening to other than WFMU for Jazz - but this was not the question - so we needn't ride that flamingo across that whole desert necessarily...
	11:54am mb: And mucho gracias for todays show! Have a good weekend alls.
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irene Trudell is deep in the Jazzes...
	11:55am ratso: Thanks, JA! Have a weekend, everyone!
	11:55am Marco Esquandolas: @RRN63 - yeah, I miss the Long Rally and definitely love Irene Trudell's show.
	11:57am Stillwell Coney Islander: Great Show Thanks JA !
	👻 11:57am Handy Haversack: Thanks, JA! Sounding great! Much appreciated.
	11:57am sispus: I don't know te name of thethird melody. it is holiday in here turkey and these melodies fits well for a celebration :) thank you
	11:58am Krys O.: Thanks, JA and everyone!
	11:58am Marco Esquandolas: Thank You JA
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There are of course not one but many Jazzes - seems you have the lay of the land... here then is your Jazz Flamingo. Which I see you mount with grace & determination...
	11:58am Passaic River Blues: @RRN63: oh yeah, "The Long Rally"! Forgot about that one, and I was just listening to some archived Scott fill-ins from January. @JA: thank you, sir!
	11:59am Krys O.: Bryce injects jazz into his shows too.
	11:59am listener 126464: Thanks JA
	11:59am mb: Dave Sewelson has a top notch jazz show on the Drummers stream
	12:00pm David (in London): Thanks JA. Great show today.
	12:00pm Marco Esquandolas: @mb, I haven't heard that show. Will definitely check out. Thank You!
	👻 12:01pm 12539: Thanks, JA!
	12:02pm cherry1998: real cool show, john
	12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ JA Sir !
	12:14pm Avrilinmay: @Marco Esquandolas : if you would like two more on top of all the ones cited: "destination: OUT with Jeff Golick" and "Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein" on the drummer stream, that the Most-welcomed-Art-tips-Giver dj himself mentioned on the latest marathon show
	12:15pm diana: good afternoon. wind chimes and raga. it’s a wonderful day in the neighborhood!
	12:16pm Avrilinmay: (Oups never mind you already knew about Avrilinmay
	5:30am earthwalker: My Mom used to say pardon my French when I was a kid in America Living in France I notice the Americans curse a whole lot more then the French Holy Shit !

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from April 23, 2021

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"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk about friends of like Dealney and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free jazz stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like someones being pinched. Then you play a reggae song, I think you called it Dub, to what, be cool? You seem to really fetishize the whole folk thing too which is obnoxious to us who don't even care. I liked it when you played that punk song though. I like Joe Belock a lot." (Visit homepage.)

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April 23, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
rolnick	wake up don "wake up don" by "rolnick"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
masabumi kikuchi	new native "new native" by "masabumi kikuchi"		0:13:38 (Pop-up)
sparkle division	you aint takin my man		0:27:29 (Pop-up)
the stickmen	c "c" by "the stickmen"		0:31:17 (Pop-up)
dr umezu band	dynamite "dynamite" by "dr umezu band"		0:37:38 (Pop-up)
edith letner & dana naphtali	we pop		0:41:22 (Pop-up)
maggie nicols lindsay cooper joelle leandre	une journee		0:44:41 (Pop-up)
suburban lawns	cowboy "cowboy" by "suburban lawns"		0:47:10 (Pop-up)
sandi and the sunsetz	kingdom without corners		0:51:59 (Pop-up)
priness demeny	new york grief "new york grief" by "priness demeny"		0:57:02 (Pop-up)
blue chemise	melody "melody" by "blue chemise"		1:00:09 (Pop-up)
weltklang	funf affen "funf affen" by "weltklang"		1:08:52 (Pop-up)
lila	zeitfenster "zeitfenster" by "lila"		1:15:44 (Pop-up)
cecilia lopez and wenchi lazo	inercia de burro		1:21:38 (Pop-up)
slap & powell	sex drive "sex drive" by "slap & powell"		1:24:54 (Pop-up)
malcolm cecil	crystal lullaby "crystal lullaby" by "malcolm cecil"		1:30:41 (Pop-up)
steve joliffe	the body "the body" by "steve joliffe"		1:32:56 (Pop-up)
alan skidmore	dr. les moses "dr. les moses" by "alan skidmore"		1:48:57 (Pop-up)
winds of change	confluence "confluence" by "winds of change"		1:57:25 (Pop-up)
roscoe mitchell & mike reed	the dance	"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies jazz thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk abou	2:05:01 (Pop-up)
chris forsyth w sunwatchers rhythm section	dreaming in the live dream (live at cafe oto)		2:20:51 (Pop-up)
clifford jordan	inward fire "inward fire" by "clifford jordan"		2:35:52 (Pop-up)
don cherry	water boy "water boy" by "don cherry"		2:49:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 9:00am Handy Haversack: JA. J'All. Is Don OK? Did he get too dirty?
	9:01am ratso: mornin' JA.
	9:01am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Dirty.
	9:01am luka: yes. YES.
	9:02am Yes: hello
	9:02am Mike W: wilkommen im JAAMrök
	9:02am PNX: I'm up! I'm up!
	9:02am Mike W: it’s the day of my second JAAB, too
	👻 9:02am Marley P. Dogg: Güten morgen meine Freünde
	9:02am winston legthigh: mornin ja, jall!
	9:03am Mike W: Jab that Arsenic right in the Arm please Baby
	👻 9:03am karlward: Oh the discos are going to be on fire with this banger
	9:03am David (in London): Dirty Don with 1NRu added. Nice. Afternoon JA and all groovers here gathered.
	9:03am luka: when a problem comes along / you can kick it
	👻 9:04am karlward: Can I Rolnick it? Yes you can!
	👻 9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: Dirty Little Susie!
	👻 9:07am adampsyche: susie's trying to peek out
	9:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I've gotta try to get a pic of the scene when I get the 2nd shot. It's a _huge_ NASCAR venue. So surreal.
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:08am John Allen: everybody!
	9:09am Krys O.: Wow, NASCAR, Woods. That's ironic. A friend of mine worked for them briefly 25 years ago and they had to be the most racist blankity-blank-blank mofos in the nation.
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but did ChuangSue dream she was the DirtyMix - or did the DirtyMix dream it was ChuangSue...
	9:10am Waka: What was the underlying beat mixed over the Rolnick track?
	9:10am luka: the big vax site here in Richmond is also a raceway.
	👻 9:12am adampsyche: yes!
	9:13am winston legthigh: change has been slow to non-existent ko, they seem to be trying and alienating bad elements of the sport which is better than ignoring the problem and doing nothing.
	9:14am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Krys O: It would not surprise me. I've never been to a race. I've been sort of interested over the years but they're during the day in the hottest part of the summer. No thanx. Plus, don't really want to pal around with the trumpers.
	👻 9:15am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab!
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Handy ! ...I thot the good WiFis I steal here had gone Off for good this time - but here they are ...I really must see about getting my own...
	9:18am dave wuz here: i wrenched at the new england dragway once as a favor for a friend and it was like little dixie in there.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Uh-huh. & NewEngland is Blue states...
	9:20am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Reb Rab: The blue/red split in New England is metro/country. Portland, Maine is very blue. Go up in the county and it's a completely different story.
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...cause really just like the USA is Blue around cities & coasts & Red further from them - the states are the same on the next granular level - like a recursive fractal...
	9:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup.
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...some particulars with NewEngland - it's Independent minded - we fought the Revolution - leave us be up here - intellectual traditions ...but also isolated - on purpose - the very Northern-most Appalachians in fact... DixieYankees. Oddly enuff.
	👻 9:23am Handy Haversack: I'm inviting JA and JAZZ into my headphones as I enter a four-hour publishing conference in a few minutes. JA, do you know what button I push to force-share your show with all other attendees?
	👻 9:24am Threemoons: Greetings JA, fellow AMers.
	9:25am David (in London): Just hit the big red button marked 'Rolnick' Handy.
	👻 9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Studio A looking good (no offense to the barn) - www.instagram.com...
	👻 9:26am Handy Haversack: I wondered why I had one of those, David! I assumed it would become clear when I hit puberty. One day ...
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tell them it was Jazz or a CatFilter...
	9:27am Hugo (NL): hi everyone!
	9:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm diggin this. Kind of has a Bitches Brew vibe.
	9:29am David (in London): Handy, your colleagues are just going to love it...
	👻 9:29am karlward: Woods: the current moment is a revival for 70s ECM, 70s Miles, and trip hop, all at the same time.
	9:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A big takeaway from sitting here in NH being spoon-fed Culture from NY/NJ is that BitchesBrew was not such an orphan after all - & there's much that relates to it !
	9:31am Editor B: Word
	9:32am comeherefrancine: Good morning JA and all! There is so much to love about the Sparkle Division album cover.
	9:33am Mike W: is this before they became Stickmen with Ray Guns
	9:33am comeherefrancine: Sparkle Division is new to me...would not have thought it involved William Basinski
	👻 9:35am karlward: The Stickmen from Harvard?
	9:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx for the summary karlward ! ...
	9:36am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Stickmen: The Minutemen meet Fishbone.
	9:37am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @comeherefrancine: I agree. It's very good though!
	👻 9:42am Handy Haversack: Happy World Book and Copyright Day, everyone. Just passing it along from those in the know.
	👻 9:43am Ken From Hyde Park: The encyclopedia, Handy? Cheers! They held all the world's information before the internet came along.
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's a WorldBook ?! I never got my WorldBook... figgers...
	9:45am TomDash: That Dr Umezu Band track was...dynamite!
	👻 9:45am Handy Haversack: Probably a copyright issue, Rev Rab.
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...large print giveth - small print taketh away...
	9:47am ?: No. The Stickmen Philadelphia. Unrelated to The Stickmen with Rayguns or the Stickmen from Harvard.
	9:52am Passaic River Blues: @?: thank you for confirming. I was uselessly trawling about Discogs because that track was so interesting. So these guys: www.discogs.com...
	9:53am TomDash: Someone posted this youtube recently of Stick Men opening for Gang of Four in '82 - www.youtube.com...
	9:55am Passaic River Blues: @Tom Dash: thank you for that link--definitely will check it out.
	9:56am TomDash: found some more live - the internet is fun! stuff...www.youtube.com...
	9:58am David (in London): TomDash - Just had a quick peek. Wow, what excellent footage.
	10:06am TomDash: listening to this pro mic break! Welcome back to Studio A...JA!
	10:10am steveo: i once was lost but now i'm found. i see you're in the not-barn. niiiiiiiice!
	👻 10:15am Handy Haversack: Funf Allen!
	👻 10:15am Handy Haversack: (If funf is good, that is. It sounds good.)
	10:16am steveo: funf is five oo bah?
	10:17am Heidee: Hey-ho, so viel geiles deutsches Zeug! Well done, JA!
	👻 10:18am nathan: i love some good old-fashioned german bleep-n-clang
	10:21am Krys O.: @Heidee: I knew how to count to twenty in German as a kid. Just another aspect of me that was different from my peers, I guess.
	10:22am iiibeat: Die River Falls Reality always includes that which cannot be seen, that which cannot be known and that which cannot be understood. In this way, there is always more to see, know or understand about any thing and everything. If this fact of life is a substance or constant activity or force (called blindness-ignorance-entropy), then an application or manifestation is available in any place at any time, through the mind of man. Chtulu, Jehovah, Hermes, Set.
	10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yet we are Of the Universe - the very same stuff. Whatever it is.
	10:26am Heidee: Krys O., but that is wonderful! Gets you by at the baker's, butcher's, or when you play (a pretty short game of) hide and seek!
	10:26am steveo: iiibeat: Who can say that a creature of formless eyes cannot be seen in the distance by a boy or a woman on a beach?
	10:27am Krys O.: I remember hearing about this information regarding black holes last year: www.quantamagazine.org... We can be reconstituted if we jump into a black hole! Huzzah!
	10:29am Krys O.: Ha, Heidee! Also knew the children's rhyme: Messer, gabel, schere, licht.
	10:29am ?: This is good! BTW, who did the soundtrack to Risky Business?
	10:30am Heidee: ... sind für kleine Kinder nicht! Ha, good on ya. Where did you learn this?
	10:31am Krys O.: Tangerine Dream did the soundtrack for Risky Business.
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Perhaps Humankind being the most Conceptual creature is the least Perceptual - the most mentally Abstracted. But dogs smell things we have no idea about ! While we see colors they don't. The radiant spectrum extending beyonding sight could be thot of as Colors beyond immediate sensation... Heat - microwaves - infrared a Color we See with our Skin... Einstein called our sense of an isolated self in the universe a kind of conceptual optical delusion...
	10:32am Krys O.: @Heidee: From my parents. They were Polish, but they were prisoners of war in Germany. They met and married in a refugee camp in Wildflkecken. They went on to Munich when that camp closed. My three sisters were born in Germany.
	10:34am steveo: The mind does not discern what is real or what is not; it is both. Thus, in the blind imagination, thought, speech, action, and world become one. Things do not take on reality until we realize they do. Each little fragment of consciousness is a gnosis of something else. And all is real, because each is an insight. And all are visible, because each reveals another.
	10:34am Krys O.: Pat Duncan who had the wildly popular hardcore show on WFMU for years used Tangerine Dream as his theme song. I think it was from Stratosfear.
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O - & that's an example of how our ignorance of our own human nature is so stunningly profound...
	10:35am Heidee: Krys, I see! Wow, there is some serious family background going on. I have such great respect for the Polish, putting up with so much in the past. Plus, I love the Staropolskie wędliny Krakowska...
	10:36am steveo: @Krys -- wow
	10:37am Heidee: My papa was Hungarian...
	10:37am Doug in JC: I listened to Pat Duncan for years and don't remember the Tangerine Dream thing at all. Maybe if I heard the exact track
	10:38am iiibeat: Maya. Illusion. Unseen in Change. Mara. Death through Illusion.
	10:39am Krys O.: @Heidee: Cool! My heritage goes through Bulgaria and environs according to DNA results. When I worked at a video distributor in the 90s, I dealt with a customer in Neuss and her last name was Polish. She said her grandfather was from Poland.
	10:41am iiibeat: Salvador Dali did watercolor illustrations for the Bible . . Ha!! Holy smokes . .
	10:42am Heidee: Wow, so interesting! Did you do a DNA heritage test?
	10:42am steveo: i believe, JA
	👻 10:43am karlward: JA is truly back in the studio
	👻 10:43am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	👻 10:44am Handy Haversack: Ain't nothing better, karlward.
	10:45am wolfingham: Very nice JA. Hope everyone is enjoying their Friday
	10:45am Passaic River Blues: Entering the singularity...
	10:46am steveo: home of the cough button!!!!
	10:46am Vixo: Just tuning now and I'm liking what i'm hearing!!!
	👻 10:46am Jason from Houston: Good morning, Handy and all. Hope your Friday is a good one.
	10:46am wolfingham: The marantz is humming along real nice this morning
	10:46am Krys O.: @Heidee: One of my sisters did and so did my one brother.
	10:46am iiibeat: Does technology supersede government?
	👻 10:47am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jason! Same to you. Stuck inside right now, but hopefully not all day.
	10:49am Heidee: @Krys, I have one waiting for me on my desk. My family is from everywhere around the world, it would be interesting to find out... But I don't dare somehow, I feel a bit anxious about giving away a DNA sample to an online firm... Whaddaya guys think, all? Should I do it? Would you do it?
	10:50am mb: Hey now DJ JA and errrybody! "Do you like jazz" x infinity
	10:51am Andrew_in_WI: My sister did a DNA thing... I learned that you don't get 50/50 from each parent. For example my father is Bohemian and mother Native American, but results showed 63% Bohemian, 37% NA.
	👻 10:52am Jason from Houston: I think it is going to just pour rain here but I am not made of sugar so...
	10:52am steveo: i did a dna test. 94% jazz
	10:54am Doug in JC: @steveo You're either going to die young or live to 102
	10:54am Heidee: steveo, I am more interested in your other 6
	👻 10:54am Handy Haversack: I would not send my DNA to a Big Data corp, which is what is out there. I would share my DNA with a JAZZ fanny pack. Perhaps it could perfect this shabby vessel.
	10:55am Marco Esquandolas: Thank you, Steveo. That was hilarious
	10:56am Doug in JC: I read about someone who managed to get their DNA results using a fake name but the amount of steps that it took was crazy
	10:58am jt: That rocked! (well if it's jazz can it "rock"? ) i say yes.
	👻 10:58am Handy Haversack: I am pretty dubious about the markers they use for establishing these results, too, Doug. I really don't think the science is very strong. It's mostly an excuse to gather in DNA, or so it seems to me.
	10:58am Passaic River Blues: @Heidee: I would be wary of commercial DNA testing. I did it on a lark several years ago and only learned after the fact (I stupidly did not read the terms) that I had assigned the intellectual property rights to my own goddamned DNA to the testing company. I don't know how enforceable that provision is, but it certainly gave me pause. You should investigate before you decide. Privacy rights are much better regulated in Europe, so maybe it's a different story than here in the land of untrammeled late capitalism.
	10:58am Andrew_in_WI: What's the worst that could happen? Somebody clone you?
	10:59am steveo: other 6% is puppy dog tails
	10:59am Krys O.: I would welcome a clone or two or three.
	👻 11:00am Handy Haversack: Krys, imagine if they came with their own cats, too!
	11:00am Krys O.: @Andrew in WI: Yup, nothing is cut and dried when it comes to genetics. That's the fun of it.
	11:00am headcleaner: @Andrew - For starters, you can be pretty sure it'll find its way various government agencies to have their way with. Got a problem with that?
	11:01am Hubig Pie: The clone gets cat box duty
	👻 11:01am nathan: i took a DNA test and learned that my grandfather was actually probably some infertility doctor from Philly (like that HBO Baby God doc, but a different guy) and apparently i have about 5 billion 3rd cousins i've never heard of. that was... interesting
	11:02am Krys O.: My family used the National Geographic tests: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:02am Doug in JC: Insurance companies could buy the DNA profiles, check you for susceptibilities, deny coverage
	11:02am Doug in JC: Isn't NatGeo owned by Fox News now? yikes
	11:03am Andrew_in_WI: The big names in genetic testing are all based in Utah. Run by Mormons cause they're obsessed with genealogy. I don't think the LDSs are a shadowy government agency.
	👻 11:03am Jason from Houston: Took a DNA test and it turns out I like Lizzo.
	11:04am jt: Dr. les Moses , say'z: ( jumping in here) that MSK was using personal data ( mostly images of tumors etc.) and compiling the informations and SELLING the information Unbeknownst to the patients.. Whilst ALSO profting as many Doctors were ,as well, share holders in said medical company proffiting off the compiles ( private /personal) information A tres Large scandal.. with lots of yelling..
	👻 11:04am Handy Haversack: Though it's impossible to imagine any government ever deciding that a certain ethnic group and all of its descendants should ever be singled out for any kind of unfair treatment. And impossible to imagine a government would ever commandeer data from a private company to enforce its will.
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Identity is in DNA - your relations obviously - health profiles - & who even knows yet. Cloning eventually. & all that's needed is a bit of spit or one hair...
	11:06am Heidee: I am reading your comments with interest. Getting more anxious yet.
	11:07am jt: In short: There is money to be made off your information and money you will never see.. from your cells, your tumors, your biopsies that's the biggest worry I think. The rich get richer off your blood while you pay bills for the tests!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's a new realm just like Digital - a realm in which our Bill of Rights is not yet composed - but which we already inhabit.
	11:08am jt: I would buy shares in that company...makes some mildly/evil dollars !! Muha hah
	👻 11:08am karlward: Ah the lovely sound of someone getting pinched
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho' I wanna know my racial profile & I suppose diseases too ...& there is the the family thing mentioned above: if you get it - your siblings have no option on the racial analyses, right ? Unless they never learn yours... & are you ready for complete surprises? Really ?? & how good is it - as Handy articulates well...
	11:12am winston legthigh: 6 hours to bjou time yeah! i got a one track mind in an 8 track body.
	11:13am Andrew_in_WI: DNA as the most valuable NFT?
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is it non-fungible ??
	11:14am jt: My Sister did the "23 and Me" dna swab... we found out we are MORE Scottish than we previously thought. "Arrrgh! Are ya laddie? " ...a reason to celebrate!
	👻 11:15am YETI BOB: Mike Reed, OK! This guy deserves a medal. He runs a venue in Chicago and kept it alive throught COVID.
	👻 11:16am YETI BOB: "Owner of Constellation and Hungry Brain. Director of Pitchfork Music Festival. Chair of Chicago Jazz Fest. Gumbo expert." - Don't know where he finds time to play his horn!
	11:16am Pale Son: I agree with RR's comment about surprises. That's probably more of an emotional concern than literal identity theft from a corporation or government. A friend of mine whose parents are both Indigenous and have shaped their entire lives around that identity got tested and found out she has 0% North American Indigenous blood in her. Very upsetting!
	11:17am ratso: I did the "Me n' My Pet" swab and found out I'm 1/10th Dalmation.
	👻 11:18am YETI BOB: I got in an argument with my brother about the DNA testing - he was suggesting I should do it, I said I had no interest and serious privacy concern, and he scoffed at me - 'What do you think they are going to do with that information?'
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Difference between Race & Ethnicity. Well - that's huge - & not simple.
	👻 11:18am YETI BOB: .... the fact that I didn't have an easy answer at my fingertips doesn't mean I was wrong ...
	11:19am Heidee: Ha ha steveo and ratso! And isn't it just the perfect music to ponder?
	11:20am Andrew_in_WI: @YETI The world could use some Yeti clones
	11:20am GeoSinPhilly: Passaic River Blues: Yes, those guys. The CD has pretty much everything on the albums. I was in the early incarnation of the band and was doing sound at the Youtube video shows, which are included as a Quicktime Video on the CD
	11:20am Heidee: I want a Yeti clone and a steveo x ratso pup.
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho' its gratifying that for the 'White AngloSaxon Protestant' racists - we can wave a q-tip @ them & say put up or shut up tough guy! Cause that's basically - almost nobody. & becoming more apparent.
	11:23am Andrew_in_WI: I just got this LP yesterday!
	👻 11:23am karlward: Half of Sunwatchers on this jam, can't wait to get this
	11:23am David (in London): Ha ha, I was at this gig. He was absolutely on fire that night.
	11:23am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey JA and everyone! My mom told me when I was little that she bought be at Meijers THrify Acres on the corner of Kalamazoo Ave and 28th Street. I wonder if my DNA test would reveal that I'm part grocery store.
	11:24am Krys O.: I feel sorry for the schlump who is surveilling my life. It must be very boring.
	👻 11:25am Handy Haversack: Tim, that might mean that at least a part of your DNA is Red Pop! Very cool, David!
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O - that's what AI is for. ;) ...Especialy when it goes Quantum...
	11:25am BushwickBill: I've been playing the Chris Forsyth Phish cover of Piper pretty heavily this week (it slays), but always love Dreaming...
	11:25am tim from champaign (now washington): @RRN - Here's a WASP joke courtesy of David Johanson. Why did the WASP go to the hospital? For the food!
	11:26am David (in London): Handy, that's not actually the kick drum, it's the sound of my tapping on the side of my seat.
	11:26am headcleaner: @YB: your brother's dismissive response is known as the "Chiller Than Thou" Fallacy - https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2013/04/04/blog-comments-logical-fallacies
	11:26am Krys O.: LOL, Tim! If anyone's seen the film Silent Running with Bruce Dern, that is close to what I envision as the future of humanity.
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tim haha !
	👻 11:26am karlward: This is like that moment when you find out that Mick Fleetwood and John McVie were the rhythm section on one of your favorite songs, and then, against your will, this knowledge makes you get deeper into Fleetwood Mac
	11:27am tim from champaign (now washington): @Handy - Whoa! I never considered that. You just reshaped my identity!
	11:27am Hubig Pie: My big sister kept tellin' me that the police were my mother and father
	11:28am tim from champaign (now washington): @Krys - I just watched that a couple months ago. I dug it!
	11:28am RB: Nice !
	11:28am David (in London): Oh, those little droids. stifles a small tear
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phish guys ? Thing is - Phish is pretty Prog - fairly Technical capable dudes.
	11:28am Pale Son: @Krys O. The punchline is that it's you!
	11:30am Krys O.: Embrace all incarnations of Fleetwood Mac, karlward. It's worth it. I saw Silent Running as a kid. Was big into SciFi and saw it again several years ago. Still compelling. Peter Schickele did the music.
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Too much like saying if I do nothing wrong I don't need to worry. (I'm Year of the Hare - & I know all about that. But I'm also a Scorpio early GenXer & I know better, really...) That presumes a disinterested & fair Other.
	11:32am tim from champaign (now washington): I joked with my partner when we were getting an ultrasound for our first child that we'd know if the kid had more of my DNA if crushed beer cans, punk rock 45s and wrestling magazines showed up in the ultrasound. Fortunately, none of those items showed up and my daughter resembles her mother in the smarts department.
	11:33am David (in London): Tim, they must have missed her little Flipper t-shirt...
	11:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ah see - Punk is epigenetic...
	11:34am mb: Forsyth covered Phish? I love Phish but, ewww. I've seen bad things happen to bands that cover them. Like they get stuck playing in GD cover bands after that. I apologize for being snobby but it is Jazz appreciation day, or something.
	11:34am Brian D: Man, Chris Forsyth is AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING.
	11:34am Andrew_in_WI: I think this is Forsyth's theme song at this point. I have at least 4 different versions of this song on physical media
	11:35am tim from champaign (now washington): @DiL - hahaha. You're probably right.
	11:35am Gaston Musella: Killer track. WOW
	11:35am David (in London): Forsyth did a really gentle John Fahey number that evening, too, if I recall rightly. They'd played together at some stage.
	11:36am Avrilinmay: I was fuming when I realized I had missed three quarters(not real math) of the show - despite having put on wfmu since early morning...but arriving when THIS is playing ! It completely made me stop everything else I'm doing
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hell there's Hendrix & RonAsheton in there. & the Rhythm section is on it & will never let go.
	11:37am Gaston Musella: Haven't heard guitar like this since 2/14/73, Mick Ronson on The Width of A circle backing up Bowie on Ziggy Aladdin tour
	11:40am Marco Esquandolas: Hello All, I listen to JA, Destination Out, and Stork Club every week. Does anyone know if there are any other FMU shows that play good Jazz?
	👻 11:43am YETI BOB: I'm in Santa Monica CA and I'm wearing my JAZZ shirt!
	11:44am Troymo: Great set this morning.
	11:44am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Nice! It snowed here yesterday.
	👻 11:44am Handy Haversack: Kept going west, YB? Nice! Is it true that on the West Coast water spirals the wrong way down the drain? And the flamingos are large enough for a man to ride?
	11:44am Krys O.: w00t! Yeti Bob, your travels sound like fun.
	11:45am David (in London): The wandering Yeti! Hello mate. Sounds like you're really cooking with gas on this trip.
	👻 11:46am YETI BOB: HH: I'll tell you one thing, the Mamas and Papas lied with "California Dreaming". It's cold and gloomy here. I went through the wide-open desert spaces and came out the other side. It's the mirror image of the overcrowded East Coast.
	11:47am mb: Pat Patrick, woo! So great when I hear/see Sun Ra's guys show up on random yet legendary recording sessions.
	11:47am headcleaner: @Marco - depends on your defintion of "Jazz". But Doug Shulkind's show (on right now on the Give the Drummer Sream) regularly plays sets should fit anyone's definition - https://wfmu.org/playlists/DS
	👻 11:48am Handy Haversack: That does not bode well for the flamingo rides, YB. Another dream dissolves.
	👻 11:48am YETI BOB: David - Indeed, I've been burning my share of petrol. I didn't have a car for 12 years so on average maybe it's OK? I've been looking at maps trying to pick my next move - I was going to drive up the Pacific Coast Highway but a big section of it (through Big Sur) has been closed since Jan. Just found out that it reopens at noon TODAY. How's that for serendipity?
	11:48am Passaic River Blues: @Marco: Kim Sorise's very good "Global Grease," Mondays nights on the Drummer stream, is not exclusively a jazz program but more or often than not is almost entirely jazz-focused. Little Danny's excellent "The Cool Blue Flame" on Thursday nights on the Drummer stream is by no means a jazz show, but he very often mines mid-century West Coast bop and Latin jazz records. Most shows feature at least some of that.
	👻 11:49am Handy Haversack: Nice, YB! We have wanted to do that drive.
	👻 11:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Very nice, YB. Do you notice many people wearing fanny packs? Drummer Stream DJ Dave Sewelson (Saturdays 2-5PM) has some jazz. www.wfmu.org...
	11:49am headcleaner: Most DJs do freeform shows that go all over the map - but to name a few, Trouble, Inflatable Squirrel Carcass, Bob Brainen, and Irwin (currenty off schedule, but with years of archives) do frequent jazz plays... then of course there's The Old Codger, and Bill Mac...
	11:50am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: IF you happen to head south: Lou's Records in Encinitas.
	11:50am ratso: @Heidee, just catching back up, but rat-dogs are all the rage, i hear.
	11:50am headcleaner: I love it when DJs do art tips, John
	11:50am David (in London): Yeti Bob - So cool, man. I've lined up a trip to Coventry soon, but it's not quite got the glamour of your escapade. Hit that coast road!
	11:52am ヱkョ: Oh cool, if the “Stay Outside” photo show is actually outside, then that is great for those of us still waiting on the second dose and being super cautious.
	11:52am Marco Esquandolas: @Headcleaner and PRB - thanks for the recommendations. I have heard some of those shows and like all of them. I'll check out the others. Definitely a big fan of Inflatable Squirrel Carcass.
	11:53am iiibeat: I share my DNA with octopi . . At a dinner table under the sea. "Pass the double-helix shaker, please."
	11:53am sispus: the first one is "sultaniyegah sirto", the second one is "ringo ringo şişeler",
	11:53am mb: Thx John Allen for the Don Cherry tapestry display heads up! This is a must do for me. blankforms.org...
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joe McGasko's 'SurfaceNoise' is eclectic but usually has some kind of Jazz & sometimes a lot. Scott's 'The Long Rally' when it's on... & everything's Archived of course ! ...Then there's what is worth listening to other than WFMU for Jazz - but this was not the question - so we needn't ride that flamingo across that whole desert necessarily...
	11:54am mb: And mucho gracias for todays show! Have a good weekend alls.
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irene Trudell is deep in the Jazzes...
	11:55am ratso: Thanks, JA! Have a weekend, everyone!
	11:55am Marco Esquandolas: @RRN63 - yeah, I miss the Long Rally and definitely love Irene Trudell's show.
	11:57am Stillwell Coney Islander: Great Show Thanks JA !
	👻 11:57am Handy Haversack: Thanks, JA! Sounding great! Much appreciated.
	11:57am sispus: I don't know te name of thethird melody. it is holiday in here turkey and these melodies fits well for a celebration :) thank you
	11:58am Krys O.: Thanks, JA and everyone!
	11:58am Marco Esquandolas: Thank You JA
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There are of course not one but many Jazzes - seems you have the lay of the land... here then is your Jazz Flamingo. Which I see you mount with grace & determination...
	11:58am Passaic River Blues: @RRN63: oh yeah, "The Long Rally"! Forgot about that one, and I was just listening to some archived Scott fill-ins from January. @JA: thank you, sir!
	11:59am Krys O.: Bryce injects jazz into his shows too.
	11:59am listener 126464: Thanks JA
	11:59am mb: Dave Sewelson has a top notch jazz show on the Drummers stream
	12:00pm David (in London): Thanks JA. Great show today.
	12:00pm Marco Esquandolas: @mb, I haven't heard that show. Will definitely check out. Thank You!
	👻 12:01pm 12539: Thanks, JA!
	12:02pm cherry1998: real cool show, john
	12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ JA Sir !
	12:14pm Avrilinmay: @Marco Esquandolas : if you would like two more on top of all the ones cited: "destination: OUT with Jeff Golick" and "Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein" on the drummer stream, that the Most-welcomed-Art-tips-Giver dj himself mentioned on the latest marathon show
	12:15pm diana: good afternoon. wind chimes and raga. it’s a wonderful day in the neighborhood!
	12:16pm Avrilinmay: (Oups never mind you already knew about Avrilinmay
	5:30am earthwalker: My Mom used to say pardon my French when I was a kid in America Living in France I notice the Americans curse a whole lot more then the French Holy Shit !

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from April 23, 2021

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