WFMU: Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from December 11, 2021

Listener comments!
	1:50pm Dave Sewelson: Welcome to the Free World!
	2:04pm steve hirsh: Hi Dave. Hi Eri. This is getting to be a habit.
	2:05pm DavidJ: Hi Dave, Eri and Free Worlders!
	2:06pm Dave Sewelson: steve and DavidJ...welcome!
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: There's no place like AUM. Hello, Dave and Eri!
	2:07pm Dave Sewelson: Monday, December 20th Eri Yamamoto Trio featuring William Parker @ Bar Lunatico, Brooklyn Eri Yamamoto, piano William Parker, bass Ikuo Takeuchi, drums
	2:10pm Dave Sewelson: Doug!
	2:10pm Jim Ryan: Hello Eri and Dave. Sounds like good sounds this afternoon, Thank you.
	2:11pm Mr. Oxford: Hello everyone!
	2:11pm Dave Sewelson: Jim Ryan and Mr. Oxford welome
	2:11pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Dave And Eri! Hi Jim!
	2:11pm steve hirsh: Hi Jim Ryan!!
	2:13pm Dave Sewelson: Webhamster Henry good to see you...
	2:13pm Chad Fowler: Good morning from Hawaii! Hi Eri and Dave!
	2:14pm Chad Fowler: Didn't know this track but as soon as I came in I could tell it was Daniel and Eri <3
	2:14pm Dave Sewelson: Chad!......aloha!
	2:18pm Eri Yamamoto: Hi there!!!
	🥁 2:19pm WR: Hello Dave and free worlders and welcome to guest Eri Yamamoto. Thank you for visiting and sharing with us.
	2:21pm Dave Sewelson: Welcome WR...
	2:21pm Eri Yamamoto: Hello! Thank you for listening!
	🥁 2:30pm WR: Matthew Shipp is a great piano friend to have.
	2:35pm Brian in UK: Hello Dave & Eri.
	2:35pm duke: Hi Dave and Eri
	🥁 2:36pm fred: Hello Dave and Eri
	2:37pm Dave Sewelson: Brian duke and fred!
	2:39pm Brian in UK: Humming Drake is a great drummer!!
	🥁 2:40pm fred: A question for Eri: what's your take on prepared piano, or plucking the piano strings by hand?
	🥁 2:42pm WR: Really nice to hear Eri hum / sing the melody and then hear it on the piano, really lovely.
	2:42pm Eri Yamamoto: Fred, I sometimes pluck the strings. It gives different textures of the sound, and I love it.❤️
	2:44pm Brian in UK: On a different tip. I saw Joan Wasser (Joan As Policewoman) playing a few years back and ever song she started it by humming.
	2:46pm Eri Yamamoto: Humming is a beautiful things.
	2:48pm Brian in UK: Eri, apart from current times do you ever playing in Europe? Dave grunting was big in prehistoric times.
	2:48pm steve hirsh: babies vocalize - that's the start
	🥁 2:51pm WR: Exactly Steve Hirsh, babies vocalizing is lovely
	2:52pm Brian in UK: Moderna. Where the Balsamic Vinegar comes from.
	2:53pm Brian in UK: Eri, Cafe Oto in London would welcome you.
	2:55pm Webhamster Henry: I'm big on Humming - it's also a good way to stimulate your vagus nerve.
	2:56pm DavidJ: How awful you would even have to think these things.
	3:00pm PaulRobeson1920: Hi Hi Hi! one & all
	3:01pm steve hirsh: Once you leave it's hard to come back.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: There's New York and then, there's New York.
	3:01pm Brian in UK: There is nothing like a hug. Human contact.
	🥁 3:04pm WR: On Bandcamp: eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com...
	🥁 3:06pm fred: This is so distressing to me, because I'm not color-blind but impaired. Let me explain: both my siblings were adopted, I'm white, my brother is Asian and my sister is Black. I'm so used to it that what are stark differences to many are ambiguous shades to me. I actually had to take aside coworkers to ask how they wanted me to identify them, because it was important to them and not obvious to me. It took a lot of explaining, because what I didn't see was a core value to them. Lose-lose situation
	3:13pm Dave Sewelson: thanks for sharing that with us fred...
	3:17pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you, Fred😊
	🥁 3:19pm WR: Hi Fred, I know you are a very open and friendly person. I think as long as we first see each person as an individual, and have connected a bit with the individual, then we can be open to whatever history they bring with them. If a person feels accepted then they can feel able to share without concern about other's expectations. My two cents.
	3:21pm steve hirsh: Singers are the bravest. It's so naked.
	🥁 3:23pm fred: @WR: sorry I've offended you, though I don't know why, I'll stay away
	🥁 3:23pm WR: Not at all, Fred, no offence felt here.
	🥁 3:25pm WR: Sorry if my comment has caused any concern.
	🥁 3:26pm fred: @WR: I'm paranoid because of previous social disasters, glad this wasn't one
	3:27pm Brian in UK: fred I do not see what WR said as offensive. We appreciate your honesty in this radio family.
	3:29pm PaulRobeson1920: New York is like a beautiful Mosaic. AS opposed to a melting pot. You don’t have to give up who you are, yer language, or clothing to be an American or a New Yorker. I think Paul Robeson wrote about this
	3:31pm Brian in UK: Knowing how others see us is such a difficult thing. Most of the time it is when we have left this earth that others say what they think of us. So important to tell people when we are alive how we feel.
	3:31pm Webhamster Henry: Speaking of Improvisation, there's a fundraising event tonight at Roulette to finish up the Pauline Oliveros documentary film : www.ministryofmaat.org
	🥁 3:32pm fred: @Brian in UK: Nothing offensive in what he wrote, but I took weeks off the boards after being called out, so I was wary of breaking probation terms. It's all on me not being offensive again
	3:34pm PaulRobeson1920: Lots of room for ambiguity in texting @fred. Don’t worry baby, this is a friendship society! & like a team that meets for music listening practice!
	3:35pm steve hirsh: Eri - A few months ago I woke up with the start of a melody in my head. I got up and went right to the piano and wrote it out. Maybe someday I'll get to show it to you.
	🥁 3:37pm fred: @PaulRobeson1920: Not anymore, not for a while
	3:37pm Brian in UK: fred having 'known' you for a few years now, all I would say is that some might find you abrupt but in no way offensive. PS can you still buy Gauloises in France. Was really wanting one recently.
	🥁 3:37pm WR: thank you for the link WHH. Interesting diverse participants. Great project.
	3:39pm Eri Yamamoto: Steve, that’s great! I can’t wait to hear it!
	🥁 3:41pm fred: @Eri: Is piano a string or percussion instrument?
	🥁 3:45pm fred: Mayuko asked that, she's the smart one, I'm just relaying it
	3:50pm Brian in UK: Our daughter went to a concert in Bennicssaim if memory serves. Down the coast from Barcelona?
	3:50pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave and Eri! I love this...heard a little A Train in there!
	3:51pm Eri Yamamoto: Brian, Yes!
	3:52pm Brian in UK: Hello Gina, apologies for not hearing you recently. Been hitting the archives though.
	3:52pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!
	3:52pm Eri Yamamoto: Gina, I wrote this on A train. It is supposed to be express, but stops a lot!
	3:54pm Gina Bacon: I've sure spent some time sitting on one!
	3:54pm Gina Bacon: ...or in one!
	🥁 3:54pm fred: No idea about Gauloises, now all brands look the same
	3:55pm Brian in UK: Had a booster today and feeling a little snoozy. Eri, enjoying your music and Dave thanks for putting it out there.
	3:55pm Eri Yamamoto: Our pleasure, Brian! Thank you for listening!
	3:56pm Dave Sewelson: thanks Brian...feel more better soonly
	🥁 3:58pm fred: @Brian: good move! I was really tired the next day, but I've been to a bunch of shows too, so the blame is hard to share
	3:59pm Brian in UK: Eri, have you got a trailer for your piano?
	4:00pm PaulRobeson1920: The rear light on my bike in Queens is bright solid red. It is harder for drivers to judge distance between you and the car when the light is blinking
	4:01pm Brian in UK: fred, not got out to any gigs yet, but now we live in the country now they are few and far between.
	4:02pm steve hirsh: I'm a long time bike commuter when I lived in the city. I always checked the side view mirrors of cars to see if there was a driver and if there was, where they were looking. Never got doored, although there were plenty of close calls.
	4:04pm Dave Sewelson: www.eriyamamoto.com
	4:07pm Dave Sewelson: Dig Eri at Bar Lunatico on Monday December 20 www.eriyamamoto.com...
	4:08pm Gina Bacon: Reggie Workman is so great.
	4:11pm steve hirsh: yes yes yes
	4:14pm coelacanth∅: greetings Dave & Eri Yamamoto and Free worldlings
	4:17pm Dave Sewelson: sealy in the hows
	4:17pm Brian in UK: Got to cut & run. Thanks Eri & Dave. fred 'see' you soon.
	4:18pm Dave Sewelson: later Brian
	4:25pm Gina Bacon: I understand. My daughter has been living in Vietnam for 5 years, and it's very hard sometimes!
	4:27pm Gina Bacon: Yes, I'll be right here: wfmu.org... Thanks, Dave!
	4:29pm coelacanth∅: do you like genmaicha? if so what's your favorite that i might be able to get here?
	4:31pm Eri Yamamoto: I love Genmai cha. I’m sure you can find those at any Japanese grocery stores. NYC, sunrise mart.
	🥁 4:34pm fred: Thanks Eri, this show was such a relief, I hope to hear you live someday, though that's unlikely
	4:35pm Dave Sewelson: you never know fred....
	4:35pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you, Fred!
	4:36pm Jon: Love this piano drums music. Is this Hamid Drake? Just saw his name on the album cover…
	4:36pm Eri Yamamoto: Federico Ughi on drums
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: i'm "upstate" a bit. i'll have to look around i guess. i've been getting it online, the "english tea store" one is good but maybe i can do better! a new tea shop in town has it but i don't like it as much. maybe kingston has a japanese or asian grocery
	4:37pm Jon: Awesome! I didn’t realize the artist was in the chat! Sounds amazing!
	4:42pm steve hirsh: Planning on releasing that in April. Took me a week to come down after that session. On Mahakala Music.
	4:42pm steve hirsh: October :)
	4:43pm steve hirsh: We're waiting for Eri to name it
	4:43pm Dave Sewelson: mahakalamusic.bandcamp.com
	4:44pm steve hirsh: I thought maybe Spark or In The Garden. What do you think?
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: a rain parade
	🥁 4:45pm WR: eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com... duologue link
	4:49pm Dave Sewelson: thanks for doing my homework WR...
	🥁 4:50pm WR: Where, with whom did you study Congolese drumming? It is important part of many music traditions.
	4:50pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you, WR!
	4:51pm Eri Yamamoto: In brooklyn!
	🥁 4:53pm fred: This might be worth checking out: www.mcjp.fr They have great spaces, and money
	4:55pm coelacanth∅: early job after high school i rode a lawnmower -with earplugs in but still a lot of sound and feeling it often inspired music &/or lyrics so i started to carry a pen and paper whenever i cut grass.
	4:55pm Gina Bacon: Thank you, Dave and Eri...this was really great! I'll be ready...
	4:56pm Dave Sewelson: get ready Gina...we might go over 12 seconds...
	4:56pm steve hirsh: Thank you both so much. What a beautiful way to spend the afternoon.
	4:56pm DavidJ: Thanks Eri and Dave!
	4:57pm duke: thanks Dave and Eri. wonderful music.
	4:57pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks to all you listenears!
	4:57pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you all!! Have a wonderful, warm holiday season!🎶😊
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Dave! Thanks Eri!
	🥁 5:00pm WR: Thank you Eri and Dave and drummer streamers! Beautiful music. Interesting conversation.

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from December 11, 2021

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December 11, 2021: Eri Yamamoto has established herself as one of jazz's most original and compelling pianists and composers. Jazz legend Herbie Hancock has said, “My hat’s off to her... already she’s found her own voice.”

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Eri Yamamoto	You Are Welcome "You Are Welcome" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Duologue	Aum Fidelity	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/duologue
Eri Yamamoto	Violet Sky "Violet Sky" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Duologue	Aum Fidelity	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/duologue	0:12:10 (Pop-up)
William Parker	Luc's Lantern "Luc's Lantern" by "William Parker"	Luc's Lantern	Thirsty Ear		0:20:04 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto	Circular Movement "Circular Movement" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Duologue	Aum Fidelity		0:40:23 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto Trio & Choral Chameleon	part 6	Goshu Ondo Suite	Aum	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/goshu-ondo-suite	1:04:28 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto Trio & Choral Chameleon	Part 7	Goshu Ondo Suite	Aum Fidelity	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/goshu-ondo-suite	1:10:43 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto	Conversation "Conversation" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Duologue	Aum Fidelity	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/duologue	1:33:02 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto	Subway song "Subway song" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Piano Solo - Live In Benicassim	Blau Records		1:48:47 (Pop-up)
Willam Parker	Adena "Adena" by "Willam Parker"	Luc's Lantern	Thirsty Ear		2:16:39 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto	Thank You "Thank You" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Duologue	Aum Fidelity	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/duologue	2:29:56 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto	Midtown Blues "Midtown Blues" by "Eri Yamamoto"	Duologue	Aum Fidelity	https://eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com/album/duologue	2:46:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:50pm Dave Sewelson: Welcome to the Free World!
	2:04pm steve hirsh: Hi Dave. Hi Eri. This is getting to be a habit.
	2:05pm DavidJ: Hi Dave, Eri and Free Worlders!
	2:06pm Dave Sewelson: steve and DavidJ...welcome!
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: There's no place like AUM. Hello, Dave and Eri!
	2:07pm Dave Sewelson: Monday, December 20th Eri Yamamoto Trio featuring William Parker @ Bar Lunatico, Brooklyn Eri Yamamoto, piano William Parker, bass Ikuo Takeuchi, drums
	2:10pm Dave Sewelson: Doug!
	2:10pm Jim Ryan: Hello Eri and Dave. Sounds like good sounds this afternoon, Thank you.
	2:11pm Mr. Oxford: Hello everyone!
	2:11pm Dave Sewelson: Jim Ryan and Mr. Oxford welome
	2:11pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Dave And Eri! Hi Jim!
	2:11pm steve hirsh: Hi Jim Ryan!!
	2:13pm Dave Sewelson: Webhamster Henry good to see you...
	2:13pm Chad Fowler: Good morning from Hawaii! Hi Eri and Dave!
	2:14pm Chad Fowler: Didn't know this track but as soon as I came in I could tell it was Daniel and Eri <3
	2:14pm Dave Sewelson: Chad!......aloha!
	2:18pm Eri Yamamoto: Hi there!!!
	🥁 2:19pm WR: Hello Dave and free worlders and welcome to guest Eri Yamamoto. Thank you for visiting and sharing with us.
	2:21pm Dave Sewelson: Welcome WR...
	2:21pm Eri Yamamoto: Hello! Thank you for listening!
	🥁 2:30pm WR: Matthew Shipp is a great piano friend to have.
	2:35pm Brian in UK: Hello Dave & Eri.
	2:35pm duke: Hi Dave and Eri
	🥁 2:36pm fred: Hello Dave and Eri
	2:37pm Dave Sewelson: Brian duke and fred!
	2:39pm Brian in UK: Humming Drake is a great drummer!!
	🥁 2:40pm fred: A question for Eri: what's your take on prepared piano, or plucking the piano strings by hand?
	🥁 2:42pm WR: Really nice to hear Eri hum / sing the melody and then hear it on the piano, really lovely.
	2:42pm Eri Yamamoto: Fred, I sometimes pluck the strings. It gives different textures of the sound, and I love it.❤️
	2:44pm Brian in UK: On a different tip. I saw Joan Wasser (Joan As Policewoman) playing a few years back and ever song she started it by humming.
	2:46pm Eri Yamamoto: Humming is a beautiful things.
	2:48pm Brian in UK: Eri, apart from current times do you ever playing in Europe? Dave grunting was big in prehistoric times.
	2:48pm steve hirsh: babies vocalize - that's the start
	🥁 2:51pm WR: Exactly Steve Hirsh, babies vocalizing is lovely
	2:52pm Brian in UK: Moderna. Where the Balsamic Vinegar comes from.
	2:53pm Brian in UK: Eri, Cafe Oto in London would welcome you.
	2:55pm Webhamster Henry: I'm big on Humming - it's also a good way to stimulate your vagus nerve.
	2:56pm DavidJ: How awful you would even have to think these things.
	3:00pm PaulRobeson1920: Hi Hi Hi! one & all
	3:01pm steve hirsh: Once you leave it's hard to come back.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: There's New York and then, there's New York.
	3:01pm Brian in UK: There is nothing like a hug. Human contact.
	🥁 3:04pm WR: On Bandcamp: eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com...
	🥁 3:06pm fred: This is so distressing to me, because I'm not color-blind but impaired. Let me explain: both my siblings were adopted, I'm white, my brother is Asian and my sister is Black. I'm so used to it that what are stark differences to many are ambiguous shades to me. I actually had to take aside coworkers to ask how they wanted me to identify them, because it was important to them and not obvious to me. It took a lot of explaining, because what I didn't see was a core value to them. Lose-lose situation
	3:13pm Dave Sewelson: thanks for sharing that with us fred...
	3:17pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you, Fred😊
	🥁 3:19pm WR: Hi Fred, I know you are a very open and friendly person. I think as long as we first see each person as an individual, and have connected a bit with the individual, then we can be open to whatever history they bring with them. If a person feels accepted then they can feel able to share without concern about other's expectations. My two cents.
	3:21pm steve hirsh: Singers are the bravest. It's so naked.
	🥁 3:23pm fred: @WR: sorry I've offended you, though I don't know why, I'll stay away
	🥁 3:23pm WR: Not at all, Fred, no offence felt here.
	🥁 3:25pm WR: Sorry if my comment has caused any concern.
	🥁 3:26pm fred: @WR: I'm paranoid because of previous social disasters, glad this wasn't one
	3:27pm Brian in UK: fred I do not see what WR said as offensive. We appreciate your honesty in this radio family.
	3:29pm PaulRobeson1920: New York is like a beautiful Mosaic. AS opposed to a melting pot. You don’t have to give up who you are, yer language, or clothing to be an American or a New Yorker. I think Paul Robeson wrote about this
	3:31pm Brian in UK: Knowing how others see us is such a difficult thing. Most of the time it is when we have left this earth that others say what they think of us. So important to tell people when we are alive how we feel.
	3:31pm Webhamster Henry: Speaking of Improvisation, there's a fundraising event tonight at Roulette to finish up the Pauline Oliveros documentary film : www.ministryofmaat.org
	🥁 3:32pm fred: @Brian in UK: Nothing offensive in what he wrote, but I took weeks off the boards after being called out, so I was wary of breaking probation terms. It's all on me not being offensive again
	3:34pm PaulRobeson1920: Lots of room for ambiguity in texting @fred. Don’t worry baby, this is a friendship society! & like a team that meets for music listening practice!
	3:35pm steve hirsh: Eri - A few months ago I woke up with the start of a melody in my head. I got up and went right to the piano and wrote it out. Maybe someday I'll get to show it to you.
	🥁 3:37pm fred: @PaulRobeson1920: Not anymore, not for a while
	3:37pm Brian in UK: fred having 'known' you for a few years now, all I would say is that some might find you abrupt but in no way offensive. PS can you still buy Gauloises in France. Was really wanting one recently.
	🥁 3:37pm WR: thank you for the link WHH. Interesting diverse participants. Great project.
	3:39pm Eri Yamamoto: Steve, that’s great! I can’t wait to hear it!
	🥁 3:41pm fred: @Eri: Is piano a string or percussion instrument?
	🥁 3:45pm fred: Mayuko asked that, she's the smart one, I'm just relaying it
	3:50pm Brian in UK: Our daughter went to a concert in Bennicssaim if memory serves. Down the coast from Barcelona?
	3:50pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave and Eri! I love this...heard a little A Train in there!
	3:51pm Eri Yamamoto: Brian, Yes!
	3:52pm Brian in UK: Hello Gina, apologies for not hearing you recently. Been hitting the archives though.
	3:52pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!
	3:52pm Eri Yamamoto: Gina, I wrote this on A train. It is supposed to be express, but stops a lot!
	3:54pm Gina Bacon: I've sure spent some time sitting on one!
	3:54pm Gina Bacon: ...or in one!
	🥁 3:54pm fred: No idea about Gauloises, now all brands look the same
	3:55pm Brian in UK: Had a booster today and feeling a little snoozy. Eri, enjoying your music and Dave thanks for putting it out there.
	3:55pm Eri Yamamoto: Our pleasure, Brian! Thank you for listening!
	3:56pm Dave Sewelson: thanks Brian...feel more better soonly
	🥁 3:58pm fred: @Brian: good move! I was really tired the next day, but I've been to a bunch of shows too, so the blame is hard to share
	3:59pm Brian in UK: Eri, have you got a trailer for your piano?
	4:00pm PaulRobeson1920: The rear light on my bike in Queens is bright solid red. It is harder for drivers to judge distance between you and the car when the light is blinking
	4:01pm Brian in UK: fred, not got out to any gigs yet, but now we live in the country now they are few and far between.
	4:02pm steve hirsh: I'm a long time bike commuter when I lived in the city. I always checked the side view mirrors of cars to see if there was a driver and if there was, where they were looking. Never got doored, although there were plenty of close calls.
	4:04pm Dave Sewelson: www.eriyamamoto.com
	4:07pm Dave Sewelson: Dig Eri at Bar Lunatico on Monday December 20 www.eriyamamoto.com...
	4:08pm Gina Bacon: Reggie Workman is so great.
	4:11pm steve hirsh: yes yes yes
	4:14pm coelacanth∅: greetings Dave & Eri Yamamoto and Free worldlings
	4:17pm Dave Sewelson: sealy in the hows
	4:17pm Brian in UK: Got to cut & run. Thanks Eri & Dave. fred 'see' you soon.
	4:18pm Dave Sewelson: later Brian
	4:25pm Gina Bacon: I understand. My daughter has been living in Vietnam for 5 years, and it's very hard sometimes!
	4:27pm Gina Bacon: Yes, I'll be right here: wfmu.org... Thanks, Dave!
	4:29pm coelacanth∅: do you like genmaicha? if so what's your favorite that i might be able to get here?
	4:31pm Eri Yamamoto: I love Genmai cha. I’m sure you can find those at any Japanese grocery stores. NYC, sunrise mart.
	🥁 4:34pm fred: Thanks Eri, this show was such a relief, I hope to hear you live someday, though that's unlikely
	4:35pm Dave Sewelson: you never know fred....
	4:35pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you, Fred!
	4:36pm Jon: Love this piano drums music. Is this Hamid Drake? Just saw his name on the album cover…
	4:36pm Eri Yamamoto: Federico Ughi on drums
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: i'm "upstate" a bit. i'll have to look around i guess. i've been getting it online, the "english tea store" one is good but maybe i can do better! a new tea shop in town has it but i don't like it as much. maybe kingston has a japanese or asian grocery
	4:37pm Jon: Awesome! I didn’t realize the artist was in the chat! Sounds amazing!
	4:42pm steve hirsh: Planning on releasing that in April. Took me a week to come down after that session. On Mahakala Music.
	4:42pm steve hirsh: October :)
	4:43pm steve hirsh: We're waiting for Eri to name it
	4:43pm Dave Sewelson: mahakalamusic.bandcamp.com
	4:44pm steve hirsh: I thought maybe Spark or In The Garden. What do you think?
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: a rain parade
	🥁 4:45pm WR: eriyamamoto.bandcamp.com... duologue link
	4:49pm Dave Sewelson: thanks for doing my homework WR...
	🥁 4:50pm WR: Where, with whom did you study Congolese drumming? It is important part of many music traditions.
	4:50pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you, WR!
	4:51pm Eri Yamamoto: In brooklyn!
	🥁 4:53pm fred: This might be worth checking out: www.mcjp.fr They have great spaces, and money
	4:55pm coelacanth∅: early job after high school i rode a lawnmower -with earplugs in but still a lot of sound and feeling it often inspired music &/or lyrics so i started to carry a pen and paper whenever i cut grass.
	4:55pm Gina Bacon: Thank you, Dave and Eri...this was really great! I'll be ready...
	4:56pm Dave Sewelson: get ready Gina...we might go over 12 seconds...
	4:56pm steve hirsh: Thank you both so much. What a beautiful way to spend the afternoon.
	4:56pm DavidJ: Thanks Eri and Dave!
	4:57pm duke: thanks Dave and Eri. wonderful music.
	4:57pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks to all you listenears!
	4:57pm Eri Yamamoto: Thank you all!! Have a wonderful, warm holiday season!🎶😊
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Dave! Thanks Eri!
	🥁 5:00pm WR: Thank you Eri and Dave and drummer streamers! Beautiful music. Interesting conversation.

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from December 11, 2021

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