WFMU: Electric Lazy Susan with DJ Nogood Nick: Playlist from November 7, 2021

Listener comments!
	7:01pm WR: If you have Pat Martino included in this episode, there will be appreciative murmur from the assembled multitude.
	7:02pm djnogoodnick: @WR Noted!!
	7:02pm djnogoodnick: And nice to see you!
	7:08pm WR: Nice to be hear listening.
	7:13pm djnogoodnick: This is honestly the least prepared I've been.. I have a playlist for the whole month, but am still not sure what direction I'll go in tonight. So.. spontaneity!!
	7:19pm WR: Two featured guitarist so far. Nice Jerry Hahn recording.
	7:20pm djnogoodnick: Yes, I'm going for an acoustic / flute / fall thing
	7:21pm djnogoodnick: And honestly Pat Martino was not on the playlist, but the suggestion fits the mood perfectly!
	7:36pm WR: Martino died recently, so some listeners have been requesting recently.
	7:37pm djnogoodnick: Oh damn, I didn't know. Always bad about following that stuff. So, yeah, extra appropriate.
	7:54pm drowsy: Thanks djnogoodnick, hanging a star on this show, it's a keeper. Also, cheers WR.
	7:54pm Gerry from Miami: This rather jazzy sounding tune by Dutch group Focus was from their first official album. But then they took the pop/rock world by storm over the next few years back in the 70s. They became a huge concert draw and struck chart gold with their rip-roaring smash, "Hocus Pocus."
	8:05pm djnogoodnick: @drowsy Appreciate it much!! @Gerry Thanks for that too!! I made sure to put some context (which I don't always remember to do) in the readoff for them. I know Focus have a lot of fans for their later work, but I really love "In and Out of Focus" the best, being more of a mellow / jazz cat.
	8:05pm Gerry from Miami: Love Ken Nordine! I can remember a series of TV commercials he did about 45-50 years ago with voiceovers accompanying animated shorts. The product they were trying to sell was Levi's Jeans. Pretty effective, I thought.
	8:08pm djnogoodnick: To be quite honest I had never heard of Ken Nordine, but his voice sounded familiar immediately when I first heard the album, which says something about his immortality.
	8:15pm Gerry from Miami: I bought the first couple of records by the jazz/ rock band, If. Down Beat magazine did a feature comparing Blood, Sweat and Tears, Chicago , If, maybe Colosseum as well. They thought all of these "rock" bands with horns and vocals were OK, nothing special, if I recall. I was intrigued, nonetheless, and to this day still pull out records by all of them. Vive le saxophone!
	8:18pm WR: This album cover for If I found to be memorable. www.discogs.com...
	8:19pm WR: Hi there drowsy And thank you Nick for slipping in the Martino track.
	8:21pm djnogoodnick: Yes that's a Zappa-esque album cover!!
	8:31pm Gerry from Miami: Oh yeah, "The City!" Living in LA during the 70s, the default jazz station in town was KBCA. They wore out the grooves on this one!! I knew when this record was current, I could hear it at least once or twice every day. This one, as well as "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" by Gil-Scott Heron, the lead piece from the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band on their collaboration album with the San Francisco Symphony and all the early work from saxophonist John Klemmer got plenty of airplay. I thank this station for leading me to the trailhead of that long road toward jazz "Nirvana."
	8:32pm WR: A few different WFMU DJs have played Nordine tracks from the Colors album recently. A coincidence or has something brought that album into focus recently?
	8:35pm WR: Cutting out a bit early tonight, thank you Nick for keeping it going. Laters all
	8:39pm djnogoodnick: @WR Who knows how the algorithms work? I believe I got it recommended to me but it seems to fit the times. Thanks as usual for staying up (extra hour) and listening / joining in!!
	8:54pm Gerry from Miami: I heard a lot of flute here tonight. Thank you for that! Maybe one day in the near future you could devote a whole program to creative jazz/rock/pop flautists. I had the good fortune back in the 70s to befriend and go to concerts and events with one Mr. James Newton, 23-time winner of "Best Flute" in the annual Down Beat magazine International Critics' Poll (biggest thrill---James introducing me to Cecil Taylor in his backstage dressing room after a concert at UCLA). Great show tonight. Thanks for playing all this great music! This program will be permanently on my weekly schedule from now on!
	8:56pm djnogoodnick: @Gerry from Miami: Thank you for the kind words, and also remembrances. I do love jazz flute especially during the fall, so if you tune in you'll be hearing more of it. Also there's a city / country theme I guess I subconsciously put it in here. I'm located in NYC but lived in Miami briefly a few years ago and the jazz scene there was amazing..
	8:57pm djnogoodnick: I've also made a note of James Newton and will be sure to check his discography
	8:57pm Gerry from Miami: Again, thanks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
Honey Ltd.	Love, The Devil "Love, The Devil" by "Honey Ltd."	The Complete LHI Recordings	Light in the Attic	2013		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pentangle	Train Song "Train Song" by "Pentangle"	Basket Of Light	Reprise	1969		0:03:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chico Hamilton	Music from "Repulsion"	Unreleased		1965		0:09:34 (Pop-up)
Joe Pass	Peter Peter "Peter Peter" by "Joe Pass"	Guitar Interludes	Discovery Records	1969		0:10:53 (Pop-up)
The Jerry Hahn Quintet	My Love "My Love" by "The Jerry Hahn Quintet"	Ara-Be-In	Changes	1967		0:13:33 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Maroon "Maroon" by "Ken Nordine"	Colors: A Sensuous Listening Experience	Philips	1966		0:18:48 (Pop-up)
Pat Martino	Where Love's a Grown-Up God	Baiyina (The Clear Evidence)	Presitge	1968		0:20:22 (Pop-up)
White Elephant	Peace of Mind "Peace of Mind" by "White Elephant"	White Elephant	Just Sunshine Records	1972		0:26:52 (Pop-up)
Bob Dorough	A Taste of Honey "A Taste of Honey" by "Bob Dorough"	A Taste of Honey	Music Minus One	1972		0:34:14 (Pop-up)
Ben Sidran	That Fine Day "That Fine Day" by "Ben Sidran"	Feel Your Groove	Capitol Records	1971		0:36:20 (Pop-up)
Attila Zoller	The Birds And The Bees	Gypsy Cry	Embryo Records	1970		0:40:09 (Pop-up)
Poliphony	Monday's Race "Monday's Race" by "Poliphony"	Poliphony	Zel-La Records	1973		0:43:46 (Pop-up)
Focus	Happy Nightmare (Mescaline)	In And Out Of Focus	Polydor	1970		0:47:52 (Pop-up)
Mike Mainieri	We'll Speak Above the Roar	Journey Thru An Electric Tube	Solid State Records	1968		0:51:45 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Blue "Blue" by "Ken Nordine"	Colors: A Sensuous Listening Experience	Philips	1966		0:57:59 (Pop-up)
Byard Lancaster	It's Not Up to Us	It's Not Up to Us	Vortex Records	1968		1:03:17 (Pop-up)
If	Dockland "Dockland" by "If"	If	Island Records	1970		1:07:18 (Pop-up)
Bob Downes' Open Music	Dawn Until Dawn	Electric City	Vertigo	1970		1:12:00 (Pop-up)
Mark-Almond	The City "The City" by "Mark-Almond"	Mark-Almond	Blue Thumb Records,	1971		1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Jukka Tolonen	Wanderland "Wanderland" by "Jukka Tolonen"	Tolonen!	Janus Records	1971		1:24:02 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Magenta "Magenta" by "Ken Nordine"	Colors: A Sensuous Listening Experience	Philips	1966		1:29:00 (Pop-up)
Kansas Plates	Can Opener "Can Opener" by "Kansas Plates"	Can Opener - Single	Self-Released	2021	*	1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Thijs Van Leer	Pastorale "Pastorale" by "Thijs Van Leer"	Nice To Have Met You	Columbia	1978		1:38:10 (Pop-up)
McDonald and Giles	Tomorrow's People - The Children Of Today	McDonald and Giles	Island Records	1970		1:40:49 (Pop-up)
Whole Earth Rainbow Band	Seventy To Eleven/Thirds	A Piece Of Window	Wranebeau (Private Press)	1974		1:47:52 (Pop-up)
Terry Callier	City Side and Country Side	Essential, The Very Best Of...	MCA	1998		1:53:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm WR: If you have Pat Martino included in this episode, there will be appreciative murmur from the assembled multitude.
	7:02pm djnogoodnick: @WR Noted!!
	7:02pm djnogoodnick: And nice to see you!
	7:08pm WR: Nice to be hear listening.
	7:13pm djnogoodnick: This is honestly the least prepared I've been.. I have a playlist for the whole month, but am still not sure what direction I'll go in tonight. So.. spontaneity!!
	7:19pm WR: Two featured guitarist so far. Nice Jerry Hahn recording.
	7:20pm djnogoodnick: Yes, I'm going for an acoustic / flute / fall thing
	7:21pm djnogoodnick: And honestly Pat Martino was not on the playlist, but the suggestion fits the mood perfectly!
	7:36pm WR: Martino died recently, so some listeners have been requesting recently.
	7:37pm djnogoodnick: Oh damn, I didn't know. Always bad about following that stuff. So, yeah, extra appropriate.
	7:54pm drowsy: Thanks djnogoodnick, hanging a star on this show, it's a keeper. Also, cheers WR.
	7:54pm Gerry from Miami: This rather jazzy sounding tune by Dutch group Focus was from their first official album. But then they took the pop/rock world by storm over the next few years back in the 70s. They became a huge concert draw and struck chart gold with their rip-roaring smash, "Hocus Pocus."
	8:05pm djnogoodnick: @drowsy Appreciate it much!! @Gerry Thanks for that too!! I made sure to put some context (which I don't always remember to do) in the readoff for them. I know Focus have a lot of fans for their later work, but I really love "In and Out of Focus" the best, being more of a mellow / jazz cat.
	8:05pm Gerry from Miami: Love Ken Nordine! I can remember a series of TV commercials he did about 45-50 years ago with voiceovers accompanying animated shorts. The product they were trying to sell was Levi's Jeans. Pretty effective, I thought.
	8:08pm djnogoodnick: To be quite honest I had never heard of Ken Nordine, but his voice sounded familiar immediately when I first heard the album, which says something about his immortality.
	8:15pm Gerry from Miami: I bought the first couple of records by the jazz/ rock band, If. Down Beat magazine did a feature comparing Blood, Sweat and Tears, Chicago , If, maybe Colosseum as well. They thought all of these "rock" bands with horns and vocals were OK, nothing special, if I recall. I was intrigued, nonetheless, and to this day still pull out records by all of them. Vive le saxophone!
	8:18pm WR: This album cover for If I found to be memorable. www.discogs.com...
	8:19pm WR: Hi there drowsy And thank you Nick for slipping in the Martino track.
	8:21pm djnogoodnick: Yes that's a Zappa-esque album cover!!
	8:31pm Gerry from Miami: Oh yeah, "The City!" Living in LA during the 70s, the default jazz station in town was KBCA. They wore out the grooves on this one!! I knew when this record was current, I could hear it at least once or twice every day. This one, as well as "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" by Gil-Scott Heron, the lead piece from the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band on their collaboration album with the San Francisco Symphony and all the early work from saxophonist John Klemmer got plenty of airplay. I thank this station for leading me to the trailhead of that long road toward jazz "Nirvana."
	8:32pm WR: A few different WFMU DJs have played Nordine tracks from the Colors album recently. A coincidence or has something brought that album into focus recently?
	8:35pm WR: Cutting out a bit early tonight, thank you Nick for keeping it going. Laters all
	8:39pm djnogoodnick: @WR Who knows how the algorithms work? I believe I got it recommended to me but it seems to fit the times. Thanks as usual for staying up (extra hour) and listening / joining in!!
	8:54pm Gerry from Miami: I heard a lot of flute here tonight. Thank you for that! Maybe one day in the near future you could devote a whole program to creative jazz/rock/pop flautists. I had the good fortune back in the 70s to befriend and go to concerts and events with one Mr. James Newton, 23-time winner of "Best Flute" in the annual Down Beat magazine International Critics' Poll (biggest thrill---James introducing me to Cecil Taylor in his backstage dressing room after a concert at UCLA). Great show tonight. Thanks for playing all this great music! This program will be permanently on my weekly schedule from now on!
	8:56pm djnogoodnick: @Gerry from Miami: Thank you for the kind words, and also remembrances. I do love jazz flute especially during the fall, so if you tune in you'll be hearing more of it. Also there's a city / country theme I guess I subconsciously put it in here. I'm located in NYC but lived in Miami briefly a few years ago and the jazz scene there was amazing..
	8:57pm djnogoodnick: I've also made a note of James Newton and will be sure to check his discography
	8:57pm Gerry from Miami: Again, thanks!

Electric Lazy Susan with DJ Nogood Nick: Playlist from November 7, 2021

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