WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from September 18, 2021

Listener comments!
	8:46am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Bob and all other listeners!
	11:00am Bob Brainen: Hey Andrew!
	🥁 11:00am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bob and all!
	11:00am mauri: Good vibes Bob and everyone!
	🥁 11:01am wmfromdumont: Hey Bob and all peoples.
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Morning listener james from westwood!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Good vibes to you, mauri!
	11:01am HopeWithFeathers: Morning all
	11:02am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Bob.
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Hey wmfromdumont
	🥁 11:02am (Mr) Bill: Good mornin’ to all from central Queens — the orthocenter of the Universe.
	11:02am Dave: Greetings, Bob! Enjoying going through the archive of shows I missed. Loved the Animals and Moodies show!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Morning HopeWithFeathers!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Hey Franco Twinkie!
	🥁 11:03am chresti: Morning Bob and brainiacs!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Morning (Mr) Bill!
	11:04am Franco Twinkie: This is pajama dance freak out music!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Greetings Dave, glad yr digging the archives!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Morning chresti!
	11:04am SmokinJ: Hey all! Good morning! 8-)
	11:05am dan: Good morning
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Hey SmokinJ!
	11:05am Listener Robert: Cute title, 'Hip Boots".
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Good morning dan!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Hey Listener Robert! It is.
	11:07am Jeff: Good morning Bob + fellow listeners. Sometime in the late ‘90s, I dropped by a record store in Brooklyn. It was fairly small, they really didn’t have many (if any) records, mainly CDs, but they were playing great music and the guy working there (who I assumed was the owner) was the nicest coolest most knowledgeable record store person I’ve ever met. Happy Birthday to my good friend (and ex-record store manager) Doc Rock!
	11:08am Bob Brainen: Morning Jeff, cool story!
	11:09am Eugene Bentley: Hey Bob Checking in, Love your new hours.
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Bob! Groovings, everyone!
	11:10am Franco Twinkie: Hey Doug!
	11:10am Bob Brainen: Hey Eugene, me too!
	11:11am Bob Brainen: Greetings Doug!
	11:11am HopeWithFeathers: As soon as the coffee kicks in I’ll be ready to get off the sofa & dance.
	11:15am doctorjazz: Good morning to all!
	11:16am Docrock: Good morning Bob and everyone listening. And good morning Jeff. Thanks so much for those kind words, it means a lot.
	11:17am Dave: Hope everyone got a chance to fill in the missing vocals there….
	11:18am ATLDondi: Good morning Bob... after your show concludes today will stream Zombies live from Abbey Road Studio 2 ( 3 pm Eastern)!
	11:18am Bob Brainen: Morning doctorjazz!
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Morning Docrock!
	11:19am Jeff: Bob, I’m really digging what you’re playing!
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Hey ATLDondi, sounds like a plan!
	11:20am Bob Brainen: Thanks Jeff
	🥁 11:20am wmfromdumont: Sounds like the Decoding Society camping in the outback.
	11:22am Bob Brainen: wmfromdumont, I can hear that, now that you mention it.
	11:23am doctorjazz: Happy Birthday Docrock!
	11:23am doctorjazz: Nice Stevie cover!
	11:25am doctorjazz: Reminded me of that typewriter song without the typewriter clacking.
	11:25am dan: Heard the NY Philharmonic perform Fiddle Faddle at their annual free concert in Cunningham Park.
	11:25am Franco Twinkie: Didn't Leroy Anderson do a song played on a typewriter?
	11:26am Listener Robert: It is exactly so, doctorjazz. The composer cranked out 2 nearly identical pieces.
	🥁 11:27am (Mr) Bill: Lets overrate Leroy Anderson to balance the equation on him.
	11:28am Listener Robert: Is he going to complain he was plagiarized by himself?
	11:28am pgalub: Good morning Bob and everyone.
	11:28am Gerry from Miami: Bob, so nice to hear one of Leroy Anderson's fine orchestral arrangements. Always look forward to hearing his famous "Sleigh Ride" at holiday time.
	11:28am Bob Brainen: Morning pgalub!
	11:29am Franco Twinkie: I use to work for a director that insisted we listen to The Typewriter Song at lunch....over and over again!
	11:30am gene sculatti: Great start to today's show. The Gary Lewis is new to me; cool.
	11:30am doctorjazz: If we censured every song writer who repeated a successful formula...
	11:30am Listener Robert: Franco, last night I listened for 3 hours to "Dot Dash" to satisfy myself that I, and only I, was hearing the lyrics right.
	11:31am Franco Twinkie: A particular song Robert?
	11:32am Listener Robert: Franco, I mean the Wire one by that name.
	11:32am Eugene Bentley: Smuff Garrettt who also was involved with Cher's 70s records.
	11:34am Franco Twinkie: Okay, I thought you talking about Dot Dash the show. 1-2 X U!
	11:35am Listener Robert: Franco, what it amounted to was my realization that the whole thing was a wry commentary on composing lyrics that could be broadcast.
	11:35am Pauly from Clifton: Good morning, Bob, folks!
	11:35am Little Danny: Hello Bob, hello good people
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: Is that on Pink Flag? I forgot.
	11:36am Listener Robert: ...or at least would get airplay in England.
	11:36am Bob Brainen: Morning Pauly from Clifton!
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: Hi Danny!
	11:37am Little Danny: Franco my dear hello!
	11:37am Bob Brainen: Hello Little Danny!
	🥁 11:38am wmfromdumont: The B-Boys must've been over the moon when they got their hands on a 16 track recorder.
	11:39am Little Danny: Franco I watched Savage Eye yet again last night, I love it. Barbara Baxley is just the best.
	11:39am doctorjazz: This Chores trackis GREAT! Hi, LD!
	11:40am Little Danny: hi doc!
	🥁 11:42am (Mr) Bill: Steve is channeling my caffeine deprivation on Yom Kippur.
	11:44am doctorjazz: Haden started in a family country music band-amazing he created free jazz bass (and could come back to tracks like this).
	11:44am Kpx: Anytime I hear feels flow i automatically think of almost famous. I wish they would make more movies like that.
	11:47am Franco Twinkie: Danny, I particularly like the scene where she goes to The Olympic Auditorium to watch wrestling(?) For me, It really captured that feeling of going to some event by myself and feeling self consciously alone.
	11:48am Kpx: Excuse me, feel flows
	11:50am Eugene Bentley: Has anybody hear checked out the new Rolling Stone Greatest Songs Of All Time list?
	11:50am Jay S: Hey, hi, Bob and everybody!
	11:51am Bob Brainen: Hey Jay S!
	11:54am WR: Hello Bob and all streamers. Have been listening, Dolphy's bass clarinet triggered me to come to the screen. Nice.
	11:54am Gerry from Miami: @doctorjazz. And don't forget the talented bunch of kids Charlie and Ruth produced. Had the good fortune of seeing Charlie play live twice. In the 70s as part of the Keith Jarrett Quartet at UCLA's Royce Hall and at the Orpheum Theater as part of the LA Olympic Arts Festival in 1984. It was supposed to be the reunion of the original Ornette Coleman Quartet, but trumpeter Don Cherry had to have emergency dental surgery that day and the band went on as a trio. Still a great concert.
	11:55am Little Danny: Yes Franco, me too! Her solitariness is so effectively captured.
	🥁 11:55am listener 126464: Hi Bob, listeners!
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Hey WR, that would do it for me!
	11:58am Little Danny: Really enjoying this Festival track!
	11:58am Bob Brainen: Hey Gerry from Miami! I got to see Charlie once.
	11:59am Bob Brainen: Hi listener 126464!
	11:59am Bob Brainen: And...hey Gene S!
	12:00pm Docrock: Hey Doctor Jazz, thanks for the birthday wishes.
	12:06pm Franco Twinkie: Gerry! I was at The Orpheum show too! I got my ticket at the last minute and had to sit up in the rafters. Previously, I saw Ornette with Primetime at the Westwood Playhouse. Was Charlie in that band? I can't remember. What I do remember was Jamaaleen Takuma on bass.
	12:07pm Kpx: Never seen the savage eye, I'm intrigued by what I've heard. if i can find it I'll watch it
	12:09pm Gerry from Miami: Bob, another advantage of living in LA for 37 years was the amazing radio. I had many opportunities to hear Charlie Haden when he would drop in on the "Morning Becomes Eclectic" show hosted by Tom Schnabel on the West Coast's flagship NPR station, KCRW. Charlie would bring records in all genres from his own collection and provide expert commentary. I especially remember how excited he would get when playing Faure's "Requiem." He was one of a kind. RIP, Charlie.
	12:12pm Jeff: I like this cover better than Cream’s original!
	12:12pm Gerry from Miami: @Franco. I don't believe Charlie played with any of Ornette's Prime Time bands. Didn't all those groups employ electric bassists?
	12:13pm Eugene Bentley: El Chicano a very underated band. A lot of their catalog was destroyed in a fire.
	12:16pm Franco Twinkie: I remember that too Gerry! Tom could be a bit pedantic, but his show was great. I saw That Dog, the Haden kids band at some club in Signal Hill of all places. And Josh Haden's band Spain at The Knitting Factory in Hollywood. Lastly I saw Petra play with Stan Ridgway at McCabes. She's quite the cut-up.
	12:16pm SecretSquirrel: Good afternoon, Bob + all! Appreciating the upbeat vibes today.
	12:17pm Bob Brainen: Good afternoon SecretSquirrel!
	12:19pm Gerry from Miami: Three, six, nine, the goose drank wine, the monkey chewed tobacco on the streetcar line! Shirley was the coolest novelty record artist of her era. "The Name Game" was a schoolyard classic all ovee America. But we didn't want to get caught doing certain names. Like Chuck, for instance...............
	12:21pm Kpx: Or Mitch !
	12:22pm doctorjazz: @Franco, There was a Town Hall Ornette concert that's the closest I know of Haden playing with Prime Time. It was at Town Hall, NYC, Ornette presented both his original quartet and Prime time June of 1987 (I was fortunate to be at that concert). Here's a NY Time review of the concert: www.nytimes.com... Speaking of Prime Time, this Prime Time Ellington, with his new bassist, Blanton!
	12:23pm doctorjazz: (Prime Time and the acoustic quartet combined for the last piece of the concert).
	12:26pm Gerry from Miami: Franco, never got to see any of the Haden kids live, but I bought and played Petra's solo all-vocal version of "The Who Sell Out" many, many times over. And actor/comic/ musician Jack Black married one of the Haden daughters.
	12:31pm doctorjazz: @Gerry-That Petra Haden album is fantastic! (as are the other Haden albums-she uses a similar technique, recording all the parts herself, on a Movie Theme album). She appeared with Bill Frisell's group called Harmony; they released an album (worth gettting). I got to see them pre-pandemic, NYC's now closed Jazz Standard, what a wonderful group/concert!
	12:31pm Franco Twinkie: Doc, I know the Primetime show was before the 1984 reunion. It could be a false memory, but I have a strong suspicion Charlie was in the band. The Westwood Playhouse was a small well- lit theater and we were up close. The stage was dressed as a suburban living room!
	12:32pm SmokinJ: Laura.. So nice...
	12:33pm dan: Nyro had the voice of a 30+ year old at such a young age. Female Winwood
	12:38pm doctorjazz: You could be right, Franco, and there was an earlier time they played. Town Hall is a mid sized venue, and that was in 1987 (which I wouldn't have remembered, it could have been any time in the 80's or 90s. I googled and found the NY Times review of the concert). Not familiar with that venue, but I'm sure you remember it correctly.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh, always LOVED Havens version of this Dylan classic!
	12:40pm SecretSquirrel: @doctorjazz totally agree!! Putting the song into 4/4 was a genius move. And the tenderness + weariness in Havens' voice is just so moving.
	🥁 12:40pm PT: It's only recently that I've realized what an interpreter supreme Richie Havens was. He really makes this song his own.
	12:40pm Eugene Bentley: Havens version of Here Comes the Sun was the first version of that song I ever heard.
	12:41pm melinda: hi everyone
	12:42pm doctorjazz: He knocks it out of the park on Here Comes the Sun as well!
	12:42pm Franco Twinkie: I wanted to read the Times review Doc, but they blocked me! I can ask my sister if she remembers, but she's fuzzy on detail about lot's of shows we went together.
	12:47pm Kpx: Guess I'll be a Moseying along now. Gots to be a buyin' some grub if I'm gonna have sometin' ta put downs me neck laters. c ya's
	12:49pm Bob Brainen: hi melinda!
	12:49pm dan: Fotheringay had such an underrated lineup. Interesting of all was bassist Pat Donaldson who moved to Canada to be the full time member of the Kate and Anna McGarrigle band.
	12:50pm Bob Brainen: PT, he had that gift, for sure.
	12:52pm doctorjazz: Here's an LA Times review (I don't think they have a pay-wall like the NY Times has) www.latimes.com...
	12:52pm Bob Brainen: dan, I didn't know that. Jerry Donahue played w/ Joan Armatrading for years.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: (They make fun of Haden putting cotton in his ears before the Prime Time part of the concert. I figure they didn't realize Haden suffered from tinnitus, and was protecting himself from discomfort and hearing lots)
	12:54pm dan: @Bob Donahue was also in The Yardbirds in the mid 2000s
	12:56pm northguineahills: Been here since Jr Walker and rhe All-Stars. digging the set.
	12:57pm northguineahills: Forherway is another LP I lent to a friend and never got back.
	12:57pm Bob Brainen: Hey northguineahills!
	12:58pm Eugene Bentley: Fotheringay album is hard to coe by these days.
	1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Doc, they blocked me too! But it's confirmed - Charlie was in the band. Before the screen went up I saw the review was by Don Snowden. One time a friend and I went to see Warren Zevon at The Roxy in Hollywood. Don came over to our table swirling a mixed drink in a glass. He plopped himself down with a world weary see-it-all expression on his face, made a couple of smart remarks then staggered away.
	1:05pm Jeff: Speaking of Blue Mitchell, I saw him play with John Mayall’s Jazz Blues Fusion on a bill that included Mountain, Frampton’s Camel and Nicky Hopkins
	🥁 1:11pm listener james from westwood: How great is a band name like Artie Schroeck Implosion?
	1:11pm doctorjazz: @Jeff, quite a show!
	1:12pm doctorjazz: Better than explosions, avoids the mess!
	1:13pm Franco Twinkie: Jeff, I love Nicky Hopkins! I saw him when he was in The Quicksilver Messenger Service.
	1:13pm Jeff: @doctorjazz - those were the days!
	1:16pm adamdoesit: Hey Bob and bobarini. I'm glad I made it back for the third third.
	1:18pm Jeff: Franco, Nicky Hopkins was such an important figure in both British rock and roll and the US west coast scene. I had a ticket to see him on a double bill w/Nils Lofgren at the Bottom Line in NYC in 1975 (this was the very first show after Springsteen’s legendary 5 night run). Sadly, Nicky was ill and cancelled. Another musical hero of mine, Al Kooper, performed instead.
	1:20pm Doug Schulkind: Andrew Hill is never not stupendous.
	1:21pm Bob Brainen: incapable of not being so, Doug!
	1:21pm doctorjazz: They don't bundle them like they used to. (If you're in the Joisey area, The Morristown Jazz and Blues festival started today at noon. 2 PM The Frank Vignola Trio is playing (he's just an amazing acoustic guitar player, started out as a Django worshipper, but his style has changed much). 4-6 PM it's Winard Harper & Jeli Posse (not familiar with the Posse), 8 PM Rob Paparozzi's Juke Joint (my wife's cousin will be the keyboard player for this band). The price is right...
	1:22pm Bob Brainen: Hey adamdoesit, there's always the archives for 1st 2/3rds!
	1:34pm dan: 3 Hours of Fresh Garbage
	1:34pm Robbie White: I LOVE Spirit
	1:37pm dan: This Debussy piece should have been the theme to an Ingmar Bergman or Merchant/Ivory period piece film.
	1:43pm adamdoesit: Bob, the archives do nothing halfway. 2/3 way, though… I'm actually having trouble getting the archives to play over my (older) sonos gear via tunein. I'm putting together a raspberry pi right now, to serve as an airplay receiver, and let me go around the problem by playing to the whole apartment over airplay.
	1:44pm adamdoesit: Is there better raspberry pi setup music than this? No, there is not.
	1:48pm Bob Brainen: adamdoesit, did you google "wfmu stream help?"
	1:50pm Gerry from Miami: Johnny Ray could really wring the drama and emotion out of a tune. But my mom couldn't stand him, especially his big hit, "Cry."
	1:51pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for a great show!
	1:52pm adamdoesit: Bob, where's the fun in that? This is my second one of these little computers. They're neat. Thanks for the great tunes.
	1:53pm dan: Great show Bob.
	🥁 1:55pm wmfromdumont: Phil S. is smiling Bob. Great show!
	1:57pm Jeff: Thanks Bob!
	1:57pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Bob! Stay tuned for Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson. Dave's special guest today is Douglas Ewart: wfmu.org...
	1:58pm doctorjazz: Great tune-Satch an Bechet! Always been curious about Rasberry Pi, need to do SOMETHING with my main stereo...server? Other gadgets? WiFi? Great show, Bob, Thanks!
	1:58pm doctorjazz: LOVE my Jelly Roll!!!!
	1:59pm Gerry from Miami: Great show, Bob. Catch you next week.
	1:59pm Bob Brainen: Thanks all!
	2:00pm Eugene Bentley: Great show Bob!
	2:59pm WR: Thank you Bob!
	11:24am Marc Francis: Not sure if you'll see this but we are LOVING the archive of yesterdays show!
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Go Find the Moon' - wow ! So often like Demos better than Produced product. & this even an Audition. Wow. Thanks also for informing about Charlie Haden's wife Ruth. When I lived on the West Coast, my sort of surrogate big brother & mentor in straight ahead Jazz was a Charlie Haden fanatic. Small world & strange the connections...

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Hank Levine Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961 / 1966			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mike Vickers	On The Brink "On The Brink" by "Mike Vickers"	I Wish I Were a Group Again	1968			0:02:21 (Pop-up)
Boots Brown & His Blockbusters	Hip Boots	Boots Brown / Dan Drew & His Daredevils - Rock That Beat	1953			0:04:43 (Pop-up)
Paul Gayten	Nervous Boogie "Nervous Boogie" by "Paul Gayten"	Chess King Of New Orleans	1949 / 1981			0:07:37 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones	Me & My Shadow "Me & My Shadow" by "Brother Bones"	Bones On The Beat	1958			0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Jr. Walker & the All Stars	What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) [track]		1969			0:12:33 (Pop-up)
Threadbare	Silver Dollar "Silver Dollar" by "Threadbare"	Silver Dollar	2020			0:15:03 (Pop-up)
Yesterday's New Quintet	Too High "Too High" by "Yesterday's New Quintet"	Stevie	2004			0:21:26 (Pop-up)
Leroy Anderson	Fiddle Faddle "Fiddle Faddle" by "Leroy Anderson"	Blue Tango	1951 / 1988			0:24:05 (Pop-up)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys	Autumn "Autumn" by "Gary Lewis & The Playboys"	Hits Again	1966			0:27:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						0:30:17 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	This Whole World [track & backing vocals]	Feel Flows: The Sunflower and Surf's Up Sessions 1969-1971	1970 / 2021		*	0:33:32 (Pop-up)
Robbie Fulks	Chores "Chores" by "Robbie Fulks"	Party For Joey	2021	VAR see: True North Records	*	0:36:42 (Pop-up)
Steve Almaas	Cigarettes, Coffee Or You	Everywhere You've Been	2021		*	0:39:45 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden feat. Rachel Haden	Oh Take Me Back	Charlie Haden Family & Friends-Rambling Boy	2008	R.I.P. Ruth Cameron, Charlie's widow		0:42:09 (Pop-up)
unk	Ballantine Beer Ad #5 "Ballantine Beer Ad #5" by "unk"	Ballantine Presents...Music to Sell Ballantine & Schlitz Beer	1966			0:44:16 (Pop-up)
Cedric Wilson	Baby Please Don't Go	Le Troubadour Creole	2013			0:45:23 (Pop-up)
George Russell [w/Eric Dolphy]	Thoughts	Ezz-Thetics	1961			0:48:49 (Pop-up)
Festival	Return "Return" by "Festival"	Come, Arrow, Come!	2008			0:54:20 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	My Dearest One "My Dearest One" by "NRBQ"	in frequencies	2012 / 2020			0:58:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:00:21 (Pop-up)
Larry Ridley	Changa Chikuyo "Changa Chikuyo" by "Larry Ridley"	Sum Of The Parts	1975	Strata East label		1:05:29 (Pop-up)
El Chicano	I Feel Free "I Feel Free" by "El Chicano"	Celebration	1972			1:09:39 (Pop-up)
Shirley Ellis	Sugar, Let's Shing-A-Ling	Three Six Nine! The Best Of Shirley Ellis	1967 / 2018			1:13:51 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brannon	Everybody Get Together	Honkers & Bar Walkers, Vol. 1	1949 / 1992	VAR		1:16:42 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Sepia Panorama	Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band, 1940-1942	1940 / 2003			1:19:09 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday & Lester Young	Time On My Hands	A Musical Romance	1940 / 2002			1:22:30 (Pop-up)
Larry Ridley	Go Down Moses "Go Down Moses" by "Larry Ridley"	Sum Of The Parts	1975			1:25:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:26:54 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Go Find The Moon "Go Find The Moon" by "Laura Nyro"	Go Find the Moon: The Audition Tape	1966 / 2021		*	1:31:32 (Pop-up)
Blue Mitchell w/ The Tadd Dameron Orchestra	The Nearness Of You	Smooth As The Wind	1961			1:34:32 (Pop-up)
Richie Havens	Just Like a Woman "Just Like a Woman" by "Richie Havens"	Mixed Bag	1966			1:37:56 (Pop-up)
Steve Ferguson	Blue Ice Of Winsted	Blue Ice Of Winsted	2021		*	1:42:42 (Pop-up)
Fotheringay	Banks Of The Nile "Banks Of The Nile" by "Fotheringay"	Fotheringay	1970			1:45:22 (Pop-up)
Smokey & His Sister	Losing (Just Like Me)	Smokey And His Sister	1967 / 2007			1:53:25 (Pop-up)
Amy F. Bernon	Winter Wolf "Winter Wolf" by "Amy F. Bernon"		2006			1:56:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:59:52 (Pop-up)
Mike Harrison [w/Junkyard Angel]	Wait Until The Morning	Mike Harrison	1971			2:04:57 (Pop-up)
Artie Schroeck Implosion	6 O'Clock	A Spoonful of Lovin'	1966			2:09:21 (Pop-up)
Betty Everett	I Can't Hear You No More	Hot To Hold	1964 / 1980			2:12:05 (Pop-up)
Andrew Hill	Illusion "Illusion" by "Andrew Hill"	Sam Rivers: Involution	1966 / 1975			2:14:38 (Pop-up)
Paul Giovanni & Magnet	Willow's Song	The Wicker Man	1973 / 2002	OST		2:20:28 (Pop-up)
Sopwith Camel	The Chant "The Chant" by "Sopwith Camel"		1966	demo		2:25:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:27:41 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Mvt. One from String Quartet In G Minor	Debussy / Ravel: Strig Quartets	1893 / 1996			2:35:23 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Town Feeling "Town Feeling" by "Kevin Ayers"	Joy of a Toy	1970			2:41:38 (Pop-up)
Johnny Ray	Mountains In The Moonlight	High Drama	1952 / 1997			2:46:25 (Pop-up)
First Century	Looking Down "Looking Down" by "First Century"		1969	Capitol 45		2:48:58 (Pop-up)
Red Onion Jazz Babies	Cakewalking Babies From Home	Louis Armstrong & King Oliver	1925 / 1974	w/Louis Armstrong & Sidney Bechet		2:51:20 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton	New Orleans Joys	1923-1926	1923 / 2005	first recordings		2:54:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:57:03 (Pop-up)
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Listener comments!
	8:46am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Bob and all other listeners!
	11:00am Bob Brainen: Hey Andrew!
	🥁 11:00am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bob and all!
	11:00am mauri: Good vibes Bob and everyone!
	🥁 11:01am wmfromdumont: Hey Bob and all peoples.
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Morning listener james from westwood!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Good vibes to you, mauri!
	11:01am HopeWithFeathers: Morning all
	11:02am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Bob.
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Hey wmfromdumont
	🥁 11:02am (Mr) Bill: Good mornin’ to all from central Queens — the orthocenter of the Universe.
	11:02am Dave: Greetings, Bob! Enjoying going through the archive of shows I missed. Loved the Animals and Moodies show!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Morning HopeWithFeathers!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Hey Franco Twinkie!
	🥁 11:03am chresti: Morning Bob and brainiacs!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Morning (Mr) Bill!
	11:04am Franco Twinkie: This is pajama dance freak out music!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Greetings Dave, glad yr digging the archives!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Morning chresti!
	11:04am SmokinJ: Hey all! Good morning! 8-)
	11:05am dan: Good morning
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Hey SmokinJ!
	11:05am Listener Robert: Cute title, 'Hip Boots".
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Good morning dan!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Hey Listener Robert! It is.
	11:07am Jeff: Good morning Bob + fellow listeners. Sometime in the late ‘90s, I dropped by a record store in Brooklyn. It was fairly small, they really didn’t have many (if any) records, mainly CDs, but they were playing great music and the guy working there (who I assumed was the owner) was the nicest coolest most knowledgeable record store person I’ve ever met. Happy Birthday to my good friend (and ex-record store manager) Doc Rock!
	11:08am Bob Brainen: Morning Jeff, cool story!
	11:09am Eugene Bentley: Hey Bob Checking in, Love your new hours.
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Bob! Groovings, everyone!
	11:10am Franco Twinkie: Hey Doug!
	11:10am Bob Brainen: Hey Eugene, me too!
	11:11am Bob Brainen: Greetings Doug!
	11:11am HopeWithFeathers: As soon as the coffee kicks in I’ll be ready to get off the sofa & dance.
	11:15am doctorjazz: Good morning to all!
	11:16am Docrock: Good morning Bob and everyone listening. And good morning Jeff. Thanks so much for those kind words, it means a lot.
	11:17am Dave: Hope everyone got a chance to fill in the missing vocals there….
	11:18am ATLDondi: Good morning Bob... after your show concludes today will stream Zombies live from Abbey Road Studio 2 ( 3 pm Eastern)!
	11:18am Bob Brainen: Morning doctorjazz!
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Morning Docrock!
	11:19am Jeff: Bob, I’m really digging what you’re playing!
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Hey ATLDondi, sounds like a plan!
	11:20am Bob Brainen: Thanks Jeff
	🥁 11:20am wmfromdumont: Sounds like the Decoding Society camping in the outback.
	11:22am Bob Brainen: wmfromdumont, I can hear that, now that you mention it.
	11:23am doctorjazz: Happy Birthday Docrock!
	11:23am doctorjazz: Nice Stevie cover!
	11:25am doctorjazz: Reminded me of that typewriter song without the typewriter clacking.
	11:25am dan: Heard the NY Philharmonic perform Fiddle Faddle at their annual free concert in Cunningham Park.
	11:25am Franco Twinkie: Didn't Leroy Anderson do a song played on a typewriter?
	11:26am Listener Robert: It is exactly so, doctorjazz. The composer cranked out 2 nearly identical pieces.
	🥁 11:27am (Mr) Bill: Lets overrate Leroy Anderson to balance the equation on him.
	11:28am Listener Robert: Is he going to complain he was plagiarized by himself?
	11:28am pgalub: Good morning Bob and everyone.
	11:28am Gerry from Miami: Bob, so nice to hear one of Leroy Anderson's fine orchestral arrangements. Always look forward to hearing his famous "Sleigh Ride" at holiday time.
	11:28am Bob Brainen: Morning pgalub!
	11:29am Franco Twinkie: I use to work for a director that insisted we listen to The Typewriter Song at lunch....over and over again!
	11:30am gene sculatti: Great start to today's show. The Gary Lewis is new to me; cool.
	11:30am doctorjazz: If we censured every song writer who repeated a successful formula...
	11:30am Listener Robert: Franco, last night I listened for 3 hours to "Dot Dash" to satisfy myself that I, and only I, was hearing the lyrics right.
	11:31am Franco Twinkie: A particular song Robert?
	11:32am Listener Robert: Franco, I mean the Wire one by that name.
	11:32am Eugene Bentley: Smuff Garrettt who also was involved with Cher's 70s records.
	11:34am Franco Twinkie: Okay, I thought you talking about Dot Dash the show. 1-2 X U!
	11:35am Listener Robert: Franco, what it amounted to was my realization that the whole thing was a wry commentary on composing lyrics that could be broadcast.
	11:35am Pauly from Clifton: Good morning, Bob, folks!
	11:35am Little Danny: Hello Bob, hello good people
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: Is that on Pink Flag? I forgot.
	11:36am Listener Robert: ...or at least would get airplay in England.
	11:36am Bob Brainen: Morning Pauly from Clifton!
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: Hi Danny!
	11:37am Little Danny: Franco my dear hello!
	11:37am Bob Brainen: Hello Little Danny!
	🥁 11:38am wmfromdumont: The B-Boys must've been over the moon when they got their hands on a 16 track recorder.
	11:39am Little Danny: Franco I watched Savage Eye yet again last night, I love it. Barbara Baxley is just the best.
	11:39am doctorjazz: This Chores trackis GREAT! Hi, LD!
	11:40am Little Danny: hi doc!
	🥁 11:42am (Mr) Bill: Steve is channeling my caffeine deprivation on Yom Kippur.
	11:44am doctorjazz: Haden started in a family country music band-amazing he created free jazz bass (and could come back to tracks like this).
	11:44am Kpx: Anytime I hear feels flow i automatically think of almost famous. I wish they would make more movies like that.
	11:47am Franco Twinkie: Danny, I particularly like the scene where she goes to The Olympic Auditorium to watch wrestling(?) For me, It really captured that feeling of going to some event by myself and feeling self consciously alone.
	11:48am Kpx: Excuse me, feel flows
	11:50am Eugene Bentley: Has anybody hear checked out the new Rolling Stone Greatest Songs Of All Time list?
	11:50am Jay S: Hey, hi, Bob and everybody!
	11:51am Bob Brainen: Hey Jay S!
	11:54am WR: Hello Bob and all streamers. Have been listening, Dolphy's bass clarinet triggered me to come to the screen. Nice.
	11:54am Gerry from Miami: @doctorjazz. And don't forget the talented bunch of kids Charlie and Ruth produced. Had the good fortune of seeing Charlie play live twice. In the 70s as part of the Keith Jarrett Quartet at UCLA's Royce Hall and at the Orpheum Theater as part of the LA Olympic Arts Festival in 1984. It was supposed to be the reunion of the original Ornette Coleman Quartet, but trumpeter Don Cherry had to have emergency dental surgery that day and the band went on as a trio. Still a great concert.
	11:55am Little Danny: Yes Franco, me too! Her solitariness is so effectively captured.
	🥁 11:55am listener 126464: Hi Bob, listeners!
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Hey WR, that would do it for me!
	11:58am Little Danny: Really enjoying this Festival track!
	11:58am Bob Brainen: Hey Gerry from Miami! I got to see Charlie once.
	11:59am Bob Brainen: Hi listener 126464!
	11:59am Bob Brainen: And...hey Gene S!
	12:00pm Docrock: Hey Doctor Jazz, thanks for the birthday wishes.
	12:06pm Franco Twinkie: Gerry! I was at The Orpheum show too! I got my ticket at the last minute and had to sit up in the rafters. Previously, I saw Ornette with Primetime at the Westwood Playhouse. Was Charlie in that band? I can't remember. What I do remember was Jamaaleen Takuma on bass.
	12:07pm Kpx: Never seen the savage eye, I'm intrigued by what I've heard. if i can find it I'll watch it
	12:09pm Gerry from Miami: Bob, another advantage of living in LA for 37 years was the amazing radio. I had many opportunities to hear Charlie Haden when he would drop in on the "Morning Becomes Eclectic" show hosted by Tom Schnabel on the West Coast's flagship NPR station, KCRW. Charlie would bring records in all genres from his own collection and provide expert commentary. I especially remember how excited he would get when playing Faure's "Requiem." He was one of a kind. RIP, Charlie.
	12:12pm Jeff: I like this cover better than Cream’s original!
	12:12pm Gerry from Miami: @Franco. I don't believe Charlie played with any of Ornette's Prime Time bands. Didn't all those groups employ electric bassists?
	12:13pm Eugene Bentley: El Chicano a very underated band. A lot of their catalog was destroyed in a fire.
	12:16pm Franco Twinkie: I remember that too Gerry! Tom could be a bit pedantic, but his show was great. I saw That Dog, the Haden kids band at some club in Signal Hill of all places. And Josh Haden's band Spain at The Knitting Factory in Hollywood. Lastly I saw Petra play with Stan Ridgway at McCabes. She's quite the cut-up.
	12:16pm SecretSquirrel: Good afternoon, Bob + all! Appreciating the upbeat vibes today.
	12:17pm Bob Brainen: Good afternoon SecretSquirrel!
	12:19pm Gerry from Miami: Three, six, nine, the goose drank wine, the monkey chewed tobacco on the streetcar line! Shirley was the coolest novelty record artist of her era. "The Name Game" was a schoolyard classic all ovee America. But we didn't want to get caught doing certain names. Like Chuck, for instance...............
	12:21pm Kpx: Or Mitch !
	12:22pm doctorjazz: @Franco, There was a Town Hall Ornette concert that's the closest I know of Haden playing with Prime Time. It was at Town Hall, NYC, Ornette presented both his original quartet and Prime time June of 1987 (I was fortunate to be at that concert). Here's a NY Time review of the concert: www.nytimes.com... Speaking of Prime Time, this Prime Time Ellington, with his new bassist, Blanton!
	12:23pm doctorjazz: (Prime Time and the acoustic quartet combined for the last piece of the concert).
	12:26pm Gerry from Miami: Franco, never got to see any of the Haden kids live, but I bought and played Petra's solo all-vocal version of "The Who Sell Out" many, many times over. And actor/comic/ musician Jack Black married one of the Haden daughters.
	12:31pm doctorjazz: @Gerry-That Petra Haden album is fantastic! (as are the other Haden albums-she uses a similar technique, recording all the parts herself, on a Movie Theme album). She appeared with Bill Frisell's group called Harmony; they released an album (worth gettting). I got to see them pre-pandemic, NYC's now closed Jazz Standard, what a wonderful group/concert!
	12:31pm Franco Twinkie: Doc, I know the Primetime show was before the 1984 reunion. It could be a false memory, but I have a strong suspicion Charlie was in the band. The Westwood Playhouse was a small well- lit theater and we were up close. The stage was dressed as a suburban living room!
	12:32pm SmokinJ: Laura.. So nice...
	12:33pm dan: Nyro had the voice of a 30+ year old at such a young age. Female Winwood
	12:38pm doctorjazz: You could be right, Franco, and there was an earlier time they played. Town Hall is a mid sized venue, and that was in 1987 (which I wouldn't have remembered, it could have been any time in the 80's or 90s. I googled and found the NY Times review of the concert). Not familiar with that venue, but I'm sure you remember it correctly.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh, always LOVED Havens version of this Dylan classic!
	12:40pm SecretSquirrel: @doctorjazz totally agree!! Putting the song into 4/4 was a genius move. And the tenderness + weariness in Havens' voice is just so moving.
	🥁 12:40pm PT: It's only recently that I've realized what an interpreter supreme Richie Havens was. He really makes this song his own.
	12:40pm Eugene Bentley: Havens version of Here Comes the Sun was the first version of that song I ever heard.
	12:41pm melinda: hi everyone
	12:42pm doctorjazz: He knocks it out of the park on Here Comes the Sun as well!
	12:42pm Franco Twinkie: I wanted to read the Times review Doc, but they blocked me! I can ask my sister if she remembers, but she's fuzzy on detail about lot's of shows we went together.
	12:47pm Kpx: Guess I'll be a Moseying along now. Gots to be a buyin' some grub if I'm gonna have sometin' ta put downs me neck laters. c ya's
	12:49pm Bob Brainen: hi melinda!
	12:49pm dan: Fotheringay had such an underrated lineup. Interesting of all was bassist Pat Donaldson who moved to Canada to be the full time member of the Kate and Anna McGarrigle band.
	12:50pm Bob Brainen: PT, he had that gift, for sure.
	12:52pm doctorjazz: Here's an LA Times review (I don't think they have a pay-wall like the NY Times has) www.latimes.com...
	12:52pm Bob Brainen: dan, I didn't know that. Jerry Donahue played w/ Joan Armatrading for years.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: (They make fun of Haden putting cotton in his ears before the Prime Time part of the concert. I figure they didn't realize Haden suffered from tinnitus, and was protecting himself from discomfort and hearing lots)
	12:54pm dan: @Bob Donahue was also in The Yardbirds in the mid 2000s
	12:56pm northguineahills: Been here since Jr Walker and rhe All-Stars. digging the set.
	12:57pm northguineahills: Forherway is another LP I lent to a friend and never got back.
	12:57pm Bob Brainen: Hey northguineahills!
	12:58pm Eugene Bentley: Fotheringay album is hard to coe by these days.
	1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Doc, they blocked me too! But it's confirmed - Charlie was in the band. Before the screen went up I saw the review was by Don Snowden. One time a friend and I went to see Warren Zevon at The Roxy in Hollywood. Don came over to our table swirling a mixed drink in a glass. He plopped himself down with a world weary see-it-all expression on his face, made a couple of smart remarks then staggered away.
	1:05pm Jeff: Speaking of Blue Mitchell, I saw him play with John Mayall’s Jazz Blues Fusion on a bill that included Mountain, Frampton’s Camel and Nicky Hopkins
	🥁 1:11pm listener james from westwood: How great is a band name like Artie Schroeck Implosion?
	1:11pm doctorjazz: @Jeff, quite a show!
	1:12pm doctorjazz: Better than explosions, avoids the mess!
	1:13pm Franco Twinkie: Jeff, I love Nicky Hopkins! I saw him when he was in The Quicksilver Messenger Service.
	1:13pm Jeff: @doctorjazz - those were the days!
	1:16pm adamdoesit: Hey Bob and bobarini. I'm glad I made it back for the third third.
	1:18pm Jeff: Franco, Nicky Hopkins was such an important figure in both British rock and roll and the US west coast scene. I had a ticket to see him on a double bill w/Nils Lofgren at the Bottom Line in NYC in 1975 (this was the very first show after Springsteen’s legendary 5 night run). Sadly, Nicky was ill and cancelled. Another musical hero of mine, Al Kooper, performed instead.
	1:20pm Doug Schulkind: Andrew Hill is never not stupendous.
	1:21pm Bob Brainen: incapable of not being so, Doug!
	1:21pm doctorjazz: They don't bundle them like they used to. (If you're in the Joisey area, The Morristown Jazz and Blues festival started today at noon. 2 PM The Frank Vignola Trio is playing (he's just an amazing acoustic guitar player, started out as a Django worshipper, but his style has changed much). 4-6 PM it's Winard Harper & Jeli Posse (not familiar with the Posse), 8 PM Rob Paparozzi's Juke Joint (my wife's cousin will be the keyboard player for this band). The price is right...
	1:22pm Bob Brainen: Hey adamdoesit, there's always the archives for 1st 2/3rds!
	1:34pm dan: 3 Hours of Fresh Garbage
	1:34pm Robbie White: I LOVE Spirit
	1:37pm dan: This Debussy piece should have been the theme to an Ingmar Bergman or Merchant/Ivory period piece film.
	1:43pm adamdoesit: Bob, the archives do nothing halfway. 2/3 way, though… I'm actually having trouble getting the archives to play over my (older) sonos gear via tunein. I'm putting together a raspberry pi right now, to serve as an airplay receiver, and let me go around the problem by playing to the whole apartment over airplay.
	1:44pm adamdoesit: Is there better raspberry pi setup music than this? No, there is not.
	1:48pm Bob Brainen: adamdoesit, did you google "wfmu stream help?"
	1:50pm Gerry from Miami: Johnny Ray could really wring the drama and emotion out of a tune. But my mom couldn't stand him, especially his big hit, "Cry."
	1:51pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for a great show!
	1:52pm adamdoesit: Bob, where's the fun in that? This is my second one of these little computers. They're neat. Thanks for the great tunes.
	1:53pm dan: Great show Bob.
	🥁 1:55pm wmfromdumont: Phil S. is smiling Bob. Great show!
	1:57pm Jeff: Thanks Bob!
	1:57pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Bob! Stay tuned for Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson. Dave's special guest today is Douglas Ewart: wfmu.org...
	1:58pm doctorjazz: Great tune-Satch an Bechet! Always been curious about Rasberry Pi, need to do SOMETHING with my main stereo...server? Other gadgets? WiFi? Great show, Bob, Thanks!
	1:58pm doctorjazz: LOVE my Jelly Roll!!!!
	1:59pm Gerry from Miami: Great show, Bob. Catch you next week.
	1:59pm Bob Brainen: Thanks all!
	2:00pm Eugene Bentley: Great show Bob!
	2:59pm WR: Thank you Bob!
	11:24am Marc Francis: Not sure if you'll see this but we are LOVING the archive of yesterdays show!
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Go Find the Moon' - wow ! So often like Demos better than Produced product. & this even an Audition. Wow. Thanks also for informing about Charlie Haden's wife Ruth. When I lived on the West Coast, my sort of surrogate big brother & mentor in straight ahead Jazz was a Charlie Haden fanatic. Small world & strange the connections...

Bob Brainen: Playlist from September 18, 2021

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