WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from January 2, 2022

Listener comments!
	11:59am Stork: Hey there, Clubbies. Welcome to another year at the Club: lax dress codes, tatty furniture, you bet - but we don't water the drinks -- not even for the band.
	12:01pm StringOFperils: You need a well-oiled band.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy 2022, Stork and all!!
	12:02pm Stork: Hey and hi, StringOfperils, and l.james from westwood!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Happy New Year, Stork and Storkniks!
	12:02pm chresti: Happy '22 Stork and swell big cheeses!
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aquarium Drunkard or some such - heard an interview between Jarvis Cocker & Stephin Merritt. It was of course worth it.
	12:04pm Stork: doctorjazz Revolution Rabbit Nov63, and chresti! Welcome!!
	12:05pm hyde: hello!
	12:06pm fred: Greetings Stork and all. I'll have a Glen Passaic, it's been a while (no ice please, not sure Passaic water can freeze anyway)
	12:07pm hyde: Stephin Merritt really showing off in that Magnetic Fields instrument list
	12:07pm Stork: Would love to read that Cocker-Merritt interview.
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Taking you on the road, @Stork. Thanks and happy new year, my Sunday sibling.
	12:08pm Stork: hyde, get in heah!!
	12:08pm hyde: i'm in!
	12:09pm Stork: The chemical constitution of Passaic water is confounding, even to our leading scientists, fred.
	12:09pm doctorjazz: RRN63-I posted this at the end of Jeff's show, but the board closed, likely you didn't see it, so I'm posting it again... RRN63, I loved seeing Grisman-it was just obvious how important his Garcia association was to him. It was actually really sweet.
	12:10pm Stork: Go well o'er the river, dear Jeff! See you back here next week, me bruv!
	12:10pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Storklers
	🥁 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was the Talkhouse podcast actually...
	🥁 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx docjazz ! Got it.
	12:12pm doctorjazz: Don't know any of these tracks so far, Stork, great stuff!
	🥁 12:12pm WR: Hi all. I'll be working in the kitchen until I've paid my tab and have enough credit for hair of the dog.
	12:13pm Stork: Hail hail, already, coelacanth∅ !
	12:14pm doctorjazz: Should do something in the kitchen-1st need some coffee, something in my belly...
	12:14pm Stork: Lotta first plays for the #Ol Stork Club playlist, Doc.
	12:15pm Stork: That's ye olde playlist....
	12:22pm Listening Out There: Moo…
	12:24pm Stork: WR - we're even. Now get to work on that sheepdog's worth of dog-hair.
	12:26pm Stork: Moo, yourself, Listening Out There. I think cows are just chanting Om backwards. Discuss....
	12:30pm Ike: Speaking of Passaic, I just saw the Paterson falls properly for the first time a couple of days ago. That was very cool. There is a whole great Peruvian neighborhood near there too. Would’ve eaten some ceviche, but I was already full of Middle Eastern food.
	12:32pm Stork: I wasn't hungry before. Why am I suddenly hungry? For citrus-drenched shell-fish?
	12:32pm rich: happy new year stork
	12:32pm Stork: Happy NY, Ike.
	12:33pm Stork: And right back atcha, rich!
	12:33pm Franco Twinkie: Hiya Mr. Stork! What is it about The Tennessee Waltz that lends itself to psychedelic inrterpalation? Think of the version by Patti Page that was used to stunning effect in Zabriskie Point.
	12:37pm I k e: Happy new semi-arbitrary slab of time-counting method to you too! 😸 May all the cats purr in your direction all year. (Hairless ones, if you’re allergic.)
	12:37pm Stork: Wow, Franco Twinkie, I need to see that movie again! I'm not remembering that.
	12:37pm Listening Out There: Music for Flossing…
	12:40pm StringOFperils: I hope those instruments learned their lessons!
	12:58pm Doug Schulkind: So pretty.
	12:59pm Stork: Blessed is the man I call Dougie-Baby!
	🥁 1:04pm Michael 98145: Happier New Year, everyone
	1:06pm TDK60: Hello Herr StorkenMusikmoderator!
	1:06pm Stork: A-freakin'-men to that, Michael 98145
	1:08pm Stork: Hey, TDK60! Happy Schnoo Beer, and nice wörtliche Zusammensetzung!!
	🥁 1:09pm Michael 98145: That past year was a weird basket of fish indeed
	🥁 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...nice wörtliche if ya can get it...
	🥁 1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or fishbasket if ya can forget it...
	1:16pm Stork: New Year, new fishbasket, if you ask me. Which you oughtn't to. Like, not ever.
	1:18pm chresti: Out with the responsibly discarded old, in with the new.
	1:21pm adamdoesit: Hello Stork and clubgoers! I wish you all fresh fishbaskets and a happy new year. Stork, I listened to the first hour while I rode round and round the park. If you didn't know you were playing workout music, it's ok, you helped convince me I wasn't working out.
	1:24pm Stork: So say I, chesti - though it may depend on who or what the "old" is.
	1:32pm TDK60: Well, air quality is finally good in NYC after days of the bad "Fair" adjective. Tomorrow, they say cold weather is actually arriving.
	1:36pm fred: @TDK60: same here, at least for the cold; temps should drop about 30°(F) in the next two days. I'd usually welcome that, but cold+mask+glasses=fog
	1:38pm TDK60: Bonjour, monsieur Fred. I've gotten better at adjusting my reading glasses on my mask, when I'm on the subway getting my reading done.
	🥁 1:39pm Michael 98145: this is wonderful
	1:45pm fred: @TDK60: my main issue is when I walk outside: my visibility drops dangerously fast. My reading time is cut these days, there are fewer trains and buses, so the remaining ones tend to be packed. (All for unspecified "public health reasons")
	1:47pm adamdoesit: fred, I find a dab of shaving cream shmeared on the inside of the lens and buffed clear works pretty well. They may still fog, but at least my glasses don't get 5-o'clock shadow.
	1:48pm Stanley: Out with the old....In with the old.
	1:49pm chresti: I have an appointment for an eye exam, maybe the optometrist c.an give me some de-fogging tips
	1:52pm TDK60: Fred, sounds like you wear real glasses. Too bad, not enough buses or trains. Drivers may be sick. Adamdoesit, I heard doing that with soap works too.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: There are lens cleaners that are supposed to prevent fogging. If the fogging is when you wear a mask, it means you don't have a good fit/seal around the nose and upper part of the mask. With the super-contagious omecron variant, it's important to get that seal, you lose quite a bit of the protection with an opening in the seal. The metal on the bridge of the nose helps adjust so you don't have a leak (a beard decreases your seal as well, but I'm not shaving yet...). A good N95 or KN95 mask is becoming more important as well, and no longer are in short supply.
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Planes, busses, classes, Urgent Care Centers are closing because so many of the staff to work in them are out with COVID (that has to do with the recent drop in isolation to 5 days and no symptoms-there's no one available to work, so many people have caught it)
	1:57pm fred: What happened is they cut schedules during the last semi-lockdown, and never went back to normal (probably to recoup some of the losses)
	1:57pm StringOFperils: The dread coyote gulls. Chimera my house.
	1:58pm doctorjazz: Do you recoup losses by having less paying riders? (you do if they're all prepaid, but otherwise, you need paying riders. The NY system is hurting for that reason, less riders)
	1:58pm adamdoesit: doc, sound advice. I've been burning through a KN95 a day in the clinic… and keeping the beard closer than usual. I've come to find the way the cheeks of the mask collapse on each inhale reassuring. (And, yes, fogging became much less of a problem since I began using better masks.)
	1:58pm TDK60: Thanks doctorjazz. On the subway I'm always tightening that metal bridge. I've also been improving my mean eye glare at non-masked dorks (a real minority in NYC) who dare enter subway cars.
	1:59pm doctorjazz: Zeitlin is one of those amazing cats-a practicing psychiatrist, and accomplished jazz pianist. How someone manages both is beyond me...
	2:01pm chresti: Thanks doc, I read that a thin film of dish soap works, according to a health department tip, but had mixed results.
	2:02pm Stork: He really is a wonder, doc. At least as a pianist. I've never logged any time on his couch, but I can imagine him being able to help me with my McCoy Tyner complex. Oops, did I write that our loud?
	2:03pm chresti: TDK60, when mask wearing, I always apply war paint to my eyes.
	2:03pm StringOFperils: chresti, that's so next year!
	2:04pm doctorjazz: Dave Soldier is another one, a practicing neuroscientist, and head of the Soldier String Quartet.
	2:05pm fred: @doc: the fogging happens outside, I tend to walk fast and sweat rapidly. There's nobody around, and it's outside, so I'm not worried about the virus. I'm more worried about cops who could fine me (and possibly rob me)
	2:05pm doctorjazz: Ah, Fred, so you need a sweat band...
	2:06pm adamdoesit: TDK60, I usually get around on bike, but rode the subway a bit the last weeks of '21. What I saw was not so good… a lot of non-masking, still more nosedicking, and a bloody fight three feet across the aisle. Dark days. Thanks for keeping that glare bright.
	2:06pm TDK60: Ha ha, chresti. I did shave my beard off last summer to better let the mask seal.
	2:06pm Stork: Dave Soldier presented his Unpopular Music project on my show about 25 years ago.
	2:07pm fred: @chresti: Does war paint intimidate entitled tennis players into behaving?
	2:07pm doctorjazz: Stork, very cool, likely not available in an archive that far back...
	2:08pm doctorjazz: Know of Drake, of course, not much about Schweizer, she's quite good!
	2:11pm Stork: No way, doc. Maybe i can find the tape at some point. It wasn't a live performance, though. Who knew that music engineered and performed to be repellent could be so catchy? Dave also brought The Kropotkins - another of his projects, to The Stork Club. Amazing performance.
	2:12pm TDK60: adamdoesit: I have entered subway cars going to hell, express. I usually quickly move to another side of a car if folks are non-masked and sometimes mention why. "nosedicking," is that when people have their mask below their nose? There is more of that. Still, I seem to see most New Yorkers really trying after what we went through in '20 and '21. This makes me unusually optimistic.
	2:12pm Stork: That's really untypical of both of them, doc - they're usually way out. This whole recording is fackackta good.
	2:13pm doctorjazz: People are pretty good on New Jersey Transit with masking, the few times I've taken it into NYC (one of the few good things I can say about NJ Transit).
	2:15pm fred: @Stork: what counts as repellent or catchy to WFMU listeners might not scale to the wider population (and vice-versa)
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	2:17pm TDK60: ...and I do often go to the next car at the next stop if too many people are non-masked. I've changed cars three or four times to feel comfortable. But again, it's a minority that stands out. And there's the added dimension of houseless folks sleeping, and mentally ill folks usually not masked.
	2:19pm TDK60: Lastly, if folks approach me on the street to ask a question and they're not masked, I turn my shoulder and walk away. Rude boy, that's me.
	2:19pm Stork: @fred: I wouldn'even qualify it with "might." We're two different species where music's concerned, at least.
	2:20pm doctorjazz: I can tell you that in my family, most of FMU that I consider essential listening is not appreciated (though my daughter likes to record some of the really "out" music on and post on social media with reaction shots of her self, tagged, "why does my dad listen to this...?")
	2:22pm doctorjazz: Like this Fred Jackson "Egypt Land". Reminds me of Cannonball Adderly's album of Fiddler on the Roof" (which I really like).
	2:22pm TDK60: Don't know why I said "Lastly" because there's more! I've started boycotting stores where the employees don't mask. And....
	2:27pm fred: Most people wear masks on the subway and bus, though about a quarter don't cover their nose, and another wear loose cloth masks. Those who don't are mostly seniors, then teenagers. And crackheads, but I already have reason enough to steer clear of those
	2:33pm TDK60: Fred, It's just some of my anger coming out, after two years. I too see the teens who are stupidly non-masking, thinking they're being rebellious. Those sorts. I probably see some reactionaries too. But, like I have been saying, hats off to the majority of masked New Yorkers.
	🥁 2:34pm Michael 98145: this crap ain't over yet
	2:35pm fred: @TDK60: If we're venting, my pet peeve is people taking off their mask to talk loudly on their phone. Like exactly when they should be wearing a mask. Not many people use their phone as a phone, thankfully
	2:37pm adamdoesit: TDK, roger that, hats off, masks on. I'm seeing a lot more people masking on the street again, too, like back before we collectively decided that outdoor transmission wasn't a thing. That's in the city at least. In uh redder areas upstate… well, I didn't really need to go to the hardware store anyway.
	2:38pm Stork: @doc: The poor kid. Still - here in Germany it's a nearly solid wall of apathy toward interesting music of any kind
	2:38pm adamdoesit: This is my favorite period of Pullen.
	2:39pm Stork: Good on ya, TDK.
	2:39pm TDK60: adamdoesit: was just commiserating with a friend in an Appalachian state. When he goes to the supermarket, it's a "super spreader" event. (Was that term around before '21? Hee.)
	2:40pm Stork: Don Pullen - is he the best inside/outside player ever?
	2:40pm TDK60: ...or '20?
	2:43pm doctorjazz: I don't know if Pullen is the best (I'm terrible at top 10 lists, "my favorite anything", etc), but I'm totally smitten with Pullen's playing!
	2:44pm doctorjazz: Loved the Pullen-Adams band, lucky to have seen them a few times.
	2:44pm adamdoesit: TDK, prior to '21, the only superspreader events I was aware of involved bagels and cream cheese.
	2:47pm Stork: Love that band too, Doc. Some show soon - gonna play something.
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Stork-she's actually just teasing me with those posts. Interestingly, when she does post them, she sometimes gets responses to them from her friends, to the effect of, "because he has good taste..." She's a good kid, actually likes coming out with me to hear jazz in NY Clubs. I know to avoid the very "out" shows, though (2 errors; the 1st Yo La Tengo Chanukah show, which had them jamming/noise making for most of the show-he's quite a guitarist-and the Sex Mob show with Nels Cline, who led the band into outer reaches for the whole set, NOT what they usually sound like. She didn't enjoy these 2...)
	2:49pm doctorjazz: Almost 3 PM, should probably get dressed and do something, maybe get some dinner ready...
	2:51pm fred: I just bought a ticket to a dance show, since those are not canceled (yet). No idea what it is, but it's at the Japanese cultural center (I love the place), and my agenda is all too clear with most concerts shut down again
	2:52pm Stork: Oh, that's a shame about Sex Mob. What pure fun that band usually is. Even "non-jazz" people usually go for the Mob. Sounds like Bernstein and Cline maybe got carried away. They're both capable of going kookle-burgers.
	🥁 2:56pm Michael 98145: always good music around here
	2:59pm Stork: Just to clarify: kookle-burgers who get carried away are my cup of meat.
	2:59pm fred: "C. Ridenhour" it's funny to see Chuck D's name spelled out this way
	2:59pm doctorjazz: Yeah, I took my whole fam to see Sex Mob later, last summer, at an outdoor, upstate NY venue I like, with Modeski guesting on piano (he was at the show with Cline as well), and everyone LOVED the show (and they are mostly NOT jazz heads). But Cline (who I really like) took complete control of the Sex Mob show he guested at-it felt like they were all enthralled by him, and went wherever he took them. He's got this amazing kit, computer and boards he runs his computer through, and he gets amazing sounds. It just wasn't what I came to that particular show expecting...or my daughter...
	2:59pm Stork: Yeah, fred - that's new to me.
	3:02pm Stork: Wow, those 3 hours just squirted past unawares, like a New York Jets field-goal snap. (sorry, Jets fans, only going by what I hear)
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Jets are actually beating Tampa Bay, not that it means anything (except a worse position in the draft)
	3:07pm fred: @Stork (and doc): Hey, the Jets are currently leading the Bucs by two touchdowns
	🥁 3:07pm Michael 98145: time is what happens when we don't panic
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Another fabulous band from the past, News For Lulu!
	3:08pm TDK60: Swell tones today, Stork. Geez, I've been stewing here, forgot to even throw some money around.
	3:09pm fred: well, make that one...
	3:09pm Stork: It's never too late, TDK60. Our coffers are always open.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Dave Douglass had a similar band, the Tiny Bell Trio, that played not Klezmer but similar Eastern European music.
	3:12pm adamdoesit: What is this, I step away for a few minutes, and you're talking… football?!? Clearly you people should be drinking more. Barkeep, a round of virtual shots for the assembled. Most of 'em have had their 3 real ones by now…
	🥁 3:13pm Michael 98145: around this neck of the woods, it's all hockey talk
	3:13pm fred: @adamdoesit: thanks!
	🥁 3:14pm WR: @3:12 @adamdoesit: Thank you! Sitting here wondering how my hot chocolate might be enhanced and yes, a shot of brandy please.
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Going to try a NY Times recipe... cooking.nytimes.com... Need to shop, take the show along...
	🥁 3:21pm WR: doc, that link requires NYT food option subscription. Before the pay wall popped up I think I saw the word Moroccan.
	3:22pm john eck: Hi Stork and all. Most excellent show today. Thanks
	3:24pm doctorjazz: Oops, it was Moroccan Spiced Chicken Meatballs. (Hate those paywalls)
	3:28pm doctorjazz: This link may work, off chrome (I copied the other from the app) cooking.nytimes.com... Or it may not
	3:29pm Stork: Thank you, john eck!! :))
	3:30pm adamdoesit: Don't tell nobody, but the NYT paywall is more of a pay-scrim. Pull up the page source, and the recipe (or article content) is there, a soupcon of directions in a stockpot of formatting code. It's like they serve you the dish, then throw a napkin over it.
	3:30pm fred: @doc: Mark Hurst would love this paywall's options: "continue with Google", "continue with Facebook" or "continue with Apple"
	3:31pm Stork: I subscribe, read and sorely need the NY Times on an almost hourly basis - but I swear if they put up one more fucking paywall for the content that I thought I was paying for, I swear to Nina Simone I'll cancel.
	🥁 3:33pm Michael 98145: Anything "Moroccan-Spiced" sounds good to me
	3:33pm fred: Careful there, Stork, thou shalt not take Nina's name in vain. Now you have to play her
	3:34pm Stork: My ploy all along, fred. Coming soon to a Stork Club playlist near you.
	🥁 3:35pm WR: I'm feeling that way too Stork. Price I'm paying has steadily gone up, now triple to what it was a few years ago, and have been getting invite of $1.50 a month to add food but uncertain if it opens all the food related content or if that will become $5 a month in a few months. Grrrrrr.
	3:36pm adamdoesit: This Ewa Demarczyk is lovely, and completely new to me.
	3:37pm doctorjazz: If you subscribe, you shouldn't have firewall. Tampa Bay threatening to tie in the 4th quarter. They never beat Brady...
	3:38pm TDK60: That Caetano was new to me. Strongly soothing.
	3:38pm john eck: On a related note, Bengals just went up on the Chiefs. Who Dey?!!
	3:38pm Stork: Do you know this album, adamdoesit? Really great.
	3:39pm john eck: We clinch the division with a win
	🥁 3:39pm Michael 98145: This has been another doubleplus great set
	3:40pm adamdoesit: Stork, no, she's completely new to me. That's "this Ewa Demarczyk" in the sense of "this Ewa Demarczyk, I ain't never heard of her, but know an angel singing when I hear it."
	3:41pm Stork: @Michael 98145: 😄🙏🐥
	3:42pm Stork: I gotta thank Charlie Lewis for turning me on to Ewa. Great stuff.
	🥁 3:42pm Michael 98145: Oh, great. I went to bandcamp looking for Anouar Brahem and fell into an infinite ECM hole ... Like i need more music
	3:46pm doctorjazz: Not a name I know either, pretty!
	3:47pm Stork: @Michael 98145: more music couldn't hoit.
	3:48pm adamdoesit: One of Stan Getz's last recordings. Terribly poignant (and with a lovely waltz time "How High the Moon?").
	3:49pm Stork: Have I said how great 2022 is going so far? 46 non-sucky hours so far and counting. Only 8,716 left to go. Thanks to all of y'all for another great meet-up. Schweet-ness!! Next week ? Got my heart set on it!
	🥁 3:51pm Michael 98145: ( here in Seattle we have a low-income apartment building named Abbey Lincoln Court )
	🥁 3:52pm Michael 98145: this is lovely. thank you again.
	3:52pm doctorjazz: Great show, Stork, thanks for a great New Year's start!
	3:53pm Stork: Thanks doc, and all all all all all a yooz!
	3:54pm TDK60: Thanks, Stork.
	3:54pm adamdoesit: Good on you, barkeep. I'll set my heart in this here punchbowl to macerate, and stop in to check its flavor next week.
	3:55pm Stork: Happy maceratin', adamdoesit!
	3:56pm Stork: Lady C is next!!! Yeah, boooyy!!: wfmu.org...
	3:57pm doctorjazz: Jets lost... 😠
	3:57pm fred: Thanks Stork!
	3:57pm john eck: Hell yeah Stork!
	🥁 3:58pm WR: Thank you Stork!
	3:58pm Stork: Thank you, john eck, WR and all sailors aboard!!
	4:01pm chresti: Thank you Stork!
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from January 2, 2022

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January 2, 2022: Bring On The Terrible Twos

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
The Magnetic Fields	'91 The Day I Finally...	50 Song Memoir	Stephin Merritt – lead vocals, Roland vocoder, ukulele, resonator ukulele, bass ukulele, 8-string ukulele, classical guitar, 12-string guitar, electric guitar, baritone guitar, electric bass, acoustic bass, mandola, autoharp, marxolin, bass banjo, charango, cavaquinho, harp, hammered dulcimer, bowed psaltery, electric sitar, Prophet-5, ARP String Ensemble, Moog Voyager, Casio VL-Tone, piano, keyboards, Wurlitzer electric piano, Rhodes Piano Bass, organ, pianet, celeste, toy piano, prepared piano, Omnichord, audio pattern generator, kazoo, melodica, xylophone, glockenspiel, bass drum, log drum, slit drum, ocean drum, cymbal, tubes, rainstick, wind chimes, chimes, maracas, conga, bongos, triangle, tambourine, washboard, steel drum, shakers, finger cymbals, guiro, djembe, cajon, woodblock, bells, sleighbells, fingersnaps, thunder sheet, cabasas, cowbells, tongs, bottle, abacus, drum machines, tapes, feedback • Claudia Gonson – background vocals, piano • Sam Davol – cello, musical saw • John Woo – guitar	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Monochrome Set	My Deep Shoreline	Allhallowtide	2022	0:03:13 (Pop-up)
Proper Ornaments	You Shouldn't Have Gone	Wooden Head	Bass – Danny Nellis Drums – Bobby Syme Written-By, Performer [Uncredited] – James Hoare, Max Claps - - 2014	0:06:17 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	Cherokee "Cherokee" by "Cat Power"	Sun	Chan Marshall – vocals, production, all instrumentation except: ◦ Judah Bauer – guitar on "Ruin", additional guitar on "Cherokee" ◦ Gregg Foreman – piano on "Ruin" ◦ Erik Paparazzi – bass - - Recorded at: Motorbass/Paris, South Beach Studios/Miami, Bison/Malibu, The Boat/Silverlake. - 2012	0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Der Plan	Körperlos im Cyberspace	Unkapitulierbar	Frank Fenstermacher, JJ Jones, Kurt Dahlke, Moritz R, - -2017	0:15:08 (Pop-up)
DJ Hippy Moo Fear	"DJ Hippy Moo Fear"			0:18:10 (Pop-up)
Ava Mendoza	The Tennessee Waltz "The Tennessee Waltz" by "Ava Mendoza"	Shadow Stories	Rel:: 2010 Written by Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart	0:23:20 (Pop-up)
Scott Amendola Band	Believe "Believe" by "Scott Amendola Band"	Believe	Bass – John Shifflett > >Drums, Percussion, Electronics [Loops, Live, Treatments], Mbira [Electric], Melodica – Scott Amendola > >Guitar – Jeff Parker > >Guitar [Lap Steel, 6- And 12- String] – Nels Cline > >Violin – Jenny Scheinman - - 2005	0:27:53 (Pop-up)
The Nels Cline Singers	He Still Carries a Torch For Her	The Giant Pin	Nels Cline – electric guitar, effects • Devin Hoff – contrabass • Scott Amendola – drums, percussion, electronics, loops Additional musicians • Jon Brion – keyboards • Greg Saunier - voice - - -2005	0:33:24 (Pop-up)
Carla Diratz & The Archers Of Sorrow	Teen Dance	The Scale	Bass Guitar – Dave Sturt Drums – Adam Fairclough Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Loops, Keyboards – Nick Robinson Keyboards, Saxophone, Clarinet, Recorder, Software Instrument – Martin Archer Trumpet – Charlotte Keeffe Voice – Carla Diratz. - - 2021	0:40:02 (Pop-up)
Diamanda Galás	L'Héautontimorouménos	Saint of the Pit	Diamanda Galás – vocals, piano, Hammond organ, synthesizer,	0:46:43 (Pop-up)
Myra Melford	Your Face Arrives In The Redbud Trees	The Image Of Your Body	Bass Guitar [Electric, Acoustic], Electronics – Stomu Takeishi > >Drums – Elliot Humberto Kavee* > >Piano, Harmonium – Myra Melford > >Trumpet, Electronics – Cuong Vu - - Recorded at Systems Two, December 2 and 3, 2003, Brooklyn, New York	0:53:25 (Pop-up)
Seigen Ono	Aqua of Life (Live [Binaural])	Aqua of Life	2021	1:02:32 (Pop-up)
Mstislav Rostropovich, English Chamber Orchestra	Britten -Cello Symphony, Op. 68: IV. Passacaglia: Andante allegro	BRITTEN: Cello Symphony; Sinfonia da Requiem		1:41:23 (Pop-up)
DJ Out With The Old(er than me)	"DJ Out With The Old(er than me)"			1:48:44 (Pop-up)
Denny Zeitlin / David Friesen	Equinox	Live At The Jazz Bakery	DAVID FRIESEN bass §§§DENNY ZEITLIN piano - - - Recorded live at the Jazz Bakery, Los Angeles, May 10 & 11, 1996	1:56:40 (Pop-up)
Irene Schweizer Hamid Drake	Blues for Crelier	Celebration	Composed By, Piano – Irene Schweizer Drums – Hamid Drake Recorded on July 26, 2019	2:05:01 (Pop-up)
Booker Little	The Grand Valse "The Grand Valse" by "Booker Little"	Booker Little	Bass – Scott La Faro* §§§Drums – Roy Haynes §§§Piano – Tommy Flanagan (tracks: 1, 2, 5, 6), Wynton Kelly (tracks: 3, 4) §§§Trumpet – Booker Little Recorded April 13, 15, 1960	2:08:15 (Pop-up)
Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen Trio	A Nightingale Sang in Barkley Square	The Unforgettable NHOP Trio Live	NIELS-HENNING ØRSTED PEDERSEN bass §§§ULF WAKENIUS guitar §§§JONAS JOHANSEN drums - - recorded live at Aalborg Kunstmuseum, Denmark, March 24, 1999	2:13:04 (Pop-up)
Fred Jackson	Egypt Land "Egypt Land" by "Fred Jackson"	Hootin' 'N Tootin'	Fred Jackson – tenor saxophone • Earl Van Dyke – organ • Willie Jones – guitar • Sam Jones – bass • Wilbert Hogan – drums - - April 9, 1962 Studio Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ	2:20:41 (Pop-up)
Ed Blackwell	That Moment of Glance	Shades of Edward Blackwell	Tenor Sax, written by - Luqman Lateef §§§Bass - Wilbur Ware §§§Drums - Ed Blackwell §§§Trumpet – Don Cherry ----- Recorded: TownSound Studios, Englewood, NJ, January 1968 (Strata East 1968)	2:25:02 (Pop-up)
Don Pullen	Indio Gitano "Indio Gitano" by "Don Pullen"	Random Thoughts	Don Pullen – piano • James Genus – bass • Lewis Nash – drums • Recorded in New York City on March 23, 1990	2:29:52 (Pop-up)
Roy Brooks and the Artistic Truth	The Last Prophet	Ethnic Expressions	Alto Saxophone – Sonny Fortune §§§Drums – Roy Brooks §§§Piano – Hilton Ruiz §§§Tenor Saxophone – John Stubblefield §§§Trumpet – Cecil Bridgewater	2:39:32 (Pop-up)
Nubya Garcia	Inner Game "Inner Game" by "Nubya Garcia"	Source	Arranged By – Nubya Garcia §§§Double Bass – Daniel Casimir (2) §§§Drums – Sam Jones (38) §§§Piano, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Joe Armon-Jones §§§Recorded By – Daniel Michel (4), Giles Barrett §§§Tenor Saxophone – Nubya Garcia	2:47:11 (Pop-up)
Marcus Miller	I Can't Breathe "I Can't Breathe" by "Marcus Miller"	Afrodeezia	Featuring – Chuck D §§§Featuring, Co-producer, Guitar, Bass Guitar [Breakdown], Drum Programming, Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Mocean Worker §§§Written-By – Adam Dornblum, C. Ridenhour §§§Written-By, Guitar [Gimbri], Bass Guitar, Bass Clarinet, Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Marcus Miller - - - 2015	2:54:50 (Pop-up)
Bob Moses	Piccolo and Lulu "Piccolo and Lulu" by "Bob Moses"	When Elephants Dream of Music	Acoustic Bass – Michael Formanek §§§Alto Saxophone – David Gross §§§Contrabass [Electric], Clarinet, Tuba – Howard Johnson §§§Cornet – Terumasa Hino §§§Drums, Voice, Percussion [Humdrums] – Rahboat Ntumba Moses §§§Electric Bass – Paul Socolow (Titel: B1), Steve Swallow §§§Electric Guitar – Bill Frisell §§§Percussion – Aiyb Dieng, Joe Bonadio §§§Percussion, Voice – Naná Vasconcelos §§§Synthesizer – Lyle Mays §§§Tenor Saxophone – Jim Pepper §§§Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Doc Halliday §§§Trombone, Bass Trombone – Barry Rogers §§§Trumpet – Chris Rogers §§§Vibraphone, Marimba – David Friedman - - Recorded at Vanguard Studio, New York City, April 11-12, 1982	2:59:51 (Pop-up)
Byard Lancaster	Dogtown "Dogtown" by "Byard Lancaster"	It's Not Up to Us	Byard Lancaster – flute • Warren (Sonny) Sharrock – guitar • Jerome Hunter – bass, Fender bass • Eric Gravatt – drums • Kenny Speller – congas • Recorded • December 8, 1966	3:02:39 (Pop-up)
John Zorn, George Lewis, Bill Frisell	Olé (Redd)	News For Lulu	John Zorn - alto saxophone • George Lewis - trombone • Bill Frisell - guitar - - -Recorded August 28 & 30, 1987	3:06:47 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Memories of You "Memories of You" by "Charles Mingus"	Mingus Plays Piano	• Charles Mingus - piano, talking	3:10:32 (Pop-up)
DJ Vlad the Obsequious	"DJ Vlad the Obsequious"			3:15:05 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Tonada De Luna Llena	Fina Estampa Ao Vivo	1995	3:25:24 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Cucurrucucú Paloma	Fina Estampa Ao Vivo	Caetano Veloso - Vocals Cello, – Jaques Morelenbaum Contrabass – Zeca Assumpção Violin, – Luiz Brasil - - 1995	3:27:55 (Pop-up)
Ewa Demarczyk	Jaki Śmieszny "Jaki Śmieszny" by "Ewa Demarczyk"	Śpiewa Piosenki Zygmunta Koniecznego	Arranged By, Leader [Ensemble] – Zygmunt Konieczny (/Conductor [Orchestra] – S. Rachoń* //Ensemble – Zespół Instrumentalny Z. Koniecznego //Orchestra – Orkiestra Polskiego Radia //Producer – A. Karużas* //Vocals – Ewa Demarczyk 1967	3:31:47 (Pop-up)
Anouar Brahem	The Astounding Eyes Of Rita	The Astounding Eyes Of Rita	Anouar Brahem - oud • Klaus Gesing - bass clarinet • Björn Meyer - bass • Khaled Yassine - darbouka, bendir • • - - - Recorded • October 2008, Artesuono Studio, Udine	3:35:51 (Pop-up)
Abbey Lincoln	When I'm Called Home	You Gotta Pay The Band	Arranged By [Viola, Assistant] – Randolph Noel* > >Bass – Charlie Haden > >Drums – Mark Johnson > >Piano – Hank Jones > >Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz > >Viola – Maxine Roach > >Vocals, Arranged By, Written-By – Abbey Lincoln - - Recorded on 25 & 26 February 1991 in New York City	3:44:25 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Scott	Unchained Melody "Unchained Melody" by "Jimmy Scott"	The Source	Arranged By -, William Fischer > > >Bass - Ron Carter > > >Conductor [String Orchestras Directed By] - Gene Orloff , Selwart Clarke > > >Drums - Bruno Carr > > >Flute, Saxophone [Tenor] - David Newman > > > Guitar - Billy Butler , Eric Gale > > > Piano - Junior Mance > > >Vocals - Jimmy Scott Recorded at Atlantic Recording Studios, New York, New York from March 3-5, 1969	3:49:43 (Pop-up)
DJ Hugzya Buhbye	"DJ Hugzya Buhbye"		Next Sunday, da capo!!	3:55:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am Stork: Hey there, Clubbies. Welcome to another year at the Club: lax dress codes, tatty furniture, you bet - but we don't water the drinks -- not even for the band.
	12:01pm StringOFperils: You need a well-oiled band.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy 2022, Stork and all!!
	12:02pm Stork: Hey and hi, StringOfperils, and l.james from westwood!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Happy New Year, Stork and Storkniks!
	12:02pm chresti: Happy '22 Stork and swell big cheeses!
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aquarium Drunkard or some such - heard an interview between Jarvis Cocker & Stephin Merritt. It was of course worth it.
	12:04pm Stork: doctorjazz Revolution Rabbit Nov63, and chresti! Welcome!!
	12:05pm hyde: hello!
	12:06pm fred: Greetings Stork and all. I'll have a Glen Passaic, it's been a while (no ice please, not sure Passaic water can freeze anyway)
	12:07pm hyde: Stephin Merritt really showing off in that Magnetic Fields instrument list
	12:07pm Stork: Would love to read that Cocker-Merritt interview.
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Taking you on the road, @Stork. Thanks and happy new year, my Sunday sibling.
	12:08pm Stork: hyde, get in heah!!
	12:08pm hyde: i'm in!
	12:09pm Stork: The chemical constitution of Passaic water is confounding, even to our leading scientists, fred.
	12:09pm doctorjazz: RRN63-I posted this at the end of Jeff's show, but the board closed, likely you didn't see it, so I'm posting it again... RRN63, I loved seeing Grisman-it was just obvious how important his Garcia association was to him. It was actually really sweet.
	12:10pm Stork: Go well o'er the river, dear Jeff! See you back here next week, me bruv!
	12:10pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Storklers
	🥁 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was the Talkhouse podcast actually...
	🥁 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx docjazz ! Got it.
	12:12pm doctorjazz: Don't know any of these tracks so far, Stork, great stuff!
	🥁 12:12pm WR: Hi all. I'll be working in the kitchen until I've paid my tab and have enough credit for hair of the dog.
	12:13pm Stork: Hail hail, already, coelacanth∅ !
	12:14pm doctorjazz: Should do something in the kitchen-1st need some coffee, something in my belly...
	12:14pm Stork: Lotta first plays for the #Ol Stork Club playlist, Doc.
	12:15pm Stork: That's ye olde playlist....
	12:22pm Listening Out There: Moo…
	12:24pm Stork: WR - we're even. Now get to work on that sheepdog's worth of dog-hair.
	12:26pm Stork: Moo, yourself, Listening Out There. I think cows are just chanting Om backwards. Discuss....
	12:30pm Ike: Speaking of Passaic, I just saw the Paterson falls properly for the first time a couple of days ago. That was very cool. There is a whole great Peruvian neighborhood near there too. Would’ve eaten some ceviche, but I was already full of Middle Eastern food.
	12:32pm Stork: I wasn't hungry before. Why am I suddenly hungry? For citrus-drenched shell-fish?
	12:32pm rich: happy new year stork
	12:32pm Stork: Happy NY, Ike.
	12:33pm Stork: And right back atcha, rich!
	12:33pm Franco Twinkie: Hiya Mr. Stork! What is it about The Tennessee Waltz that lends itself to psychedelic inrterpalation? Think of the version by Patti Page that was used to stunning effect in Zabriskie Point.
	12:37pm I k e: Happy new semi-arbitrary slab of time-counting method to you too! 😸 May all the cats purr in your direction all year. (Hairless ones, if you’re allergic.)
	12:37pm Stork: Wow, Franco Twinkie, I need to see that movie again! I'm not remembering that.
	12:37pm Listening Out There: Music for Flossing…
	12:40pm StringOFperils: I hope those instruments learned their lessons!
	12:58pm Doug Schulkind: So pretty.
	12:59pm Stork: Blessed is the man I call Dougie-Baby!
	🥁 1:04pm Michael 98145: Happier New Year, everyone
	1:06pm TDK60: Hello Herr StorkenMusikmoderator!
	1:06pm Stork: A-freakin'-men to that, Michael 98145
	1:08pm Stork: Hey, TDK60! Happy Schnoo Beer, and nice wörtliche Zusammensetzung!!
	🥁 1:09pm Michael 98145: That past year was a weird basket of fish indeed
	🥁 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...nice wörtliche if ya can get it...
	🥁 1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or fishbasket if ya can forget it...
	1:16pm Stork: New Year, new fishbasket, if you ask me. Which you oughtn't to. Like, not ever.
	1:18pm chresti: Out with the responsibly discarded old, in with the new.
	1:21pm adamdoesit: Hello Stork and clubgoers! I wish you all fresh fishbaskets and a happy new year. Stork, I listened to the first hour while I rode round and round the park. If you didn't know you were playing workout music, it's ok, you helped convince me I wasn't working out.
	1:24pm Stork: So say I, chesti - though it may depend on who or what the "old" is.
	1:32pm TDK60: Well, air quality is finally good in NYC after days of the bad "Fair" adjective. Tomorrow, they say cold weather is actually arriving.
	1:36pm fred: @TDK60: same here, at least for the cold; temps should drop about 30°(F) in the next two days. I'd usually welcome that, but cold+mask+glasses=fog
	1:38pm TDK60: Bonjour, monsieur Fred. I've gotten better at adjusting my reading glasses on my mask, when I'm on the subway getting my reading done.
	🥁 1:39pm Michael 98145: this is wonderful
	1:45pm fred: @TDK60: my main issue is when I walk outside: my visibility drops dangerously fast. My reading time is cut these days, there are fewer trains and buses, so the remaining ones tend to be packed. (All for unspecified "public health reasons")
	1:47pm adamdoesit: fred, I find a dab of shaving cream shmeared on the inside of the lens and buffed clear works pretty well. They may still fog, but at least my glasses don't get 5-o'clock shadow.
	1:48pm Stanley: Out with the old....In with the old.
	1:49pm chresti: I have an appointment for an eye exam, maybe the optometrist c.an give me some de-fogging tips
	1:52pm TDK60: Fred, sounds like you wear real glasses. Too bad, not enough buses or trains. Drivers may be sick. Adamdoesit, I heard doing that with soap works too.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: There are lens cleaners that are supposed to prevent fogging. If the fogging is when you wear a mask, it means you don't have a good fit/seal around the nose and upper part of the mask. With the super-contagious omecron variant, it's important to get that seal, you lose quite a bit of the protection with an opening in the seal. The metal on the bridge of the nose helps adjust so you don't have a leak (a beard decreases your seal as well, but I'm not shaving yet...). A good N95 or KN95 mask is becoming more important as well, and no longer are in short supply.
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Planes, busses, classes, Urgent Care Centers are closing because so many of the staff to work in them are out with COVID (that has to do with the recent drop in isolation to 5 days and no symptoms-there's no one available to work, so many people have caught it)
	1:57pm fred: What happened is they cut schedules during the last semi-lockdown, and never went back to normal (probably to recoup some of the losses)
	1:57pm StringOFperils: The dread coyote gulls. Chimera my house.
	1:58pm doctorjazz: Do you recoup losses by having less paying riders? (you do if they're all prepaid, but otherwise, you need paying riders. The NY system is hurting for that reason, less riders)
	1:58pm adamdoesit: doc, sound advice. I've been burning through a KN95 a day in the clinic… and keeping the beard closer than usual. I've come to find the way the cheeks of the mask collapse on each inhale reassuring. (And, yes, fogging became much less of a problem since I began using better masks.)
	1:58pm TDK60: Thanks doctorjazz. On the subway I'm always tightening that metal bridge. I've also been improving my mean eye glare at non-masked dorks (a real minority in NYC) who dare enter subway cars.
	1:59pm doctorjazz: Zeitlin is one of those amazing cats-a practicing psychiatrist, and accomplished jazz pianist. How someone manages both is beyond me...
	2:01pm chresti: Thanks doc, I read that a thin film of dish soap works, according to a health department tip, but had mixed results.
	2:02pm Stork: He really is a wonder, doc. At least as a pianist. I've never logged any time on his couch, but I can imagine him being able to help me with my McCoy Tyner complex. Oops, did I write that our loud?
	2:03pm chresti: TDK60, when mask wearing, I always apply war paint to my eyes.
	2:03pm StringOFperils: chresti, that's so next year!
	2:04pm doctorjazz: Dave Soldier is another one, a practicing neuroscientist, and head of the Soldier String Quartet.
	2:05pm fred: @doc: the fogging happens outside, I tend to walk fast and sweat rapidly. There's nobody around, and it's outside, so I'm not worried about the virus. I'm more worried about cops who could fine me (and possibly rob me)
	2:05pm doctorjazz: Ah, Fred, so you need a sweat band...
	2:06pm adamdoesit: TDK60, I usually get around on bike, but rode the subway a bit the last weeks of '21. What I saw was not so good… a lot of non-masking, still more nosedicking, and a bloody fight three feet across the aisle. Dark days. Thanks for keeping that glare bright.
	2:06pm TDK60: Ha ha, chresti. I did shave my beard off last summer to better let the mask seal.
	2:06pm Stork: Dave Soldier presented his Unpopular Music project on my show about 25 years ago.
	2:07pm fred: @chresti: Does war paint intimidate entitled tennis players into behaving?
	2:07pm doctorjazz: Stork, very cool, likely not available in an archive that far back...
	2:08pm doctorjazz: Know of Drake, of course, not much about Schweizer, she's quite good!
	2:11pm Stork: No way, doc. Maybe i can find the tape at some point. It wasn't a live performance, though. Who knew that music engineered and performed to be repellent could be so catchy? Dave also brought The Kropotkins - another of his projects, to The Stork Club. Amazing performance.
	2:12pm TDK60: adamdoesit: I have entered subway cars going to hell, express. I usually quickly move to another side of a car if folks are non-masked and sometimes mention why. "nosedicking," is that when people have their mask below their nose? There is more of that. Still, I seem to see most New Yorkers really trying after what we went through in '20 and '21. This makes me unusually optimistic.
	2:12pm Stork: That's really untypical of both of them, doc - they're usually way out. This whole recording is fackackta good.
	2:13pm doctorjazz: People are pretty good on New Jersey Transit with masking, the few times I've taken it into NYC (one of the few good things I can say about NJ Transit).
	2:15pm fred: @Stork: what counts as repellent or catchy to WFMU listeners might not scale to the wider population (and vice-versa)
	2:17pm Stork: The Alzheimer's Association has been uniting caregivers and providing support to those facing the disease. For more info on the support The Alzheimer's Association offers, visit A-L-Z dot org, or call 24/7 toll free: 800-272-3900 www.alz.org
	2:17pm TDK60: ...and I do often go to the next car at the next stop if too many people are non-masked. I've changed cars three or four times to feel comfortable. But again, it's a minority that stands out. And there's the added dimension of houseless folks sleeping, and mentally ill folks usually not masked.
	2:19pm TDK60: Lastly, if folks approach me on the street to ask a question and they're not masked, I turn my shoulder and walk away. Rude boy, that's me.
	2:19pm Stork: @fred: I wouldn'even qualify it with "might." We're two different species where music's concerned, at least.
	2:20pm doctorjazz: I can tell you that in my family, most of FMU that I consider essential listening is not appreciated (though my daughter likes to record some of the really "out" music on and post on social media with reaction shots of her self, tagged, "why does my dad listen to this...?")
	2:22pm doctorjazz: Like this Fred Jackson "Egypt Land". Reminds me of Cannonball Adderly's album of Fiddler on the Roof" (which I really like).
	2:22pm TDK60: Don't know why I said "Lastly" because there's more! I've started boycotting stores where the employees don't mask. And....
	2:27pm fred: Most people wear masks on the subway and bus, though about a quarter don't cover their nose, and another wear loose cloth masks. Those who don't are mostly seniors, then teenagers. And crackheads, but I already have reason enough to steer clear of those
	2:33pm TDK60: Fred, It's just some of my anger coming out, after two years. I too see the teens who are stupidly non-masking, thinking they're being rebellious. Those sorts. I probably see some reactionaries too. But, like I have been saying, hats off to the majority of masked New Yorkers.
	🥁 2:34pm Michael 98145: this crap ain't over yet
	2:35pm fred: @TDK60: If we're venting, my pet peeve is people taking off their mask to talk loudly on their phone. Like exactly when they should be wearing a mask. Not many people use their phone as a phone, thankfully
	2:37pm adamdoesit: TDK, roger that, hats off, masks on. I'm seeing a lot more people masking on the street again, too, like back before we collectively decided that outdoor transmission wasn't a thing. That's in the city at least. In uh redder areas upstate… well, I didn't really need to go to the hardware store anyway.
	2:38pm Stork: @doc: The poor kid. Still - here in Germany it's a nearly solid wall of apathy toward interesting music of any kind
	2:38pm adamdoesit: This is my favorite period of Pullen.
	2:39pm Stork: Good on ya, TDK.
	2:39pm TDK60: adamdoesit: was just commiserating with a friend in an Appalachian state. When he goes to the supermarket, it's a "super spreader" event. (Was that term around before '21? Hee.)
	2:40pm Stork: Don Pullen - is he the best inside/outside player ever?
	2:40pm TDK60: ...or '20?
	2:43pm doctorjazz: I don't know if Pullen is the best (I'm terrible at top 10 lists, "my favorite anything", etc), but I'm totally smitten with Pullen's playing!
	2:44pm doctorjazz: Loved the Pullen-Adams band, lucky to have seen them a few times.
	2:44pm adamdoesit: TDK, prior to '21, the only superspreader events I was aware of involved bagels and cream cheese.
	2:47pm Stork: Love that band too, Doc. Some show soon - gonna play something.
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Stork-she's actually just teasing me with those posts. Interestingly, when she does post them, she sometimes gets responses to them from her friends, to the effect of, "because he has good taste..." She's a good kid, actually likes coming out with me to hear jazz in NY Clubs. I know to avoid the very "out" shows, though (2 errors; the 1st Yo La Tengo Chanukah show, which had them jamming/noise making for most of the show-he's quite a guitarist-and the Sex Mob show with Nels Cline, who led the band into outer reaches for the whole set, NOT what they usually sound like. She didn't enjoy these 2...)
	2:49pm doctorjazz: Almost 3 PM, should probably get dressed and do something, maybe get some dinner ready...
	2:51pm fred: I just bought a ticket to a dance show, since those are not canceled (yet). No idea what it is, but it's at the Japanese cultural center (I love the place), and my agenda is all too clear with most concerts shut down again
	2:52pm Stork: Oh, that's a shame about Sex Mob. What pure fun that band usually is. Even "non-jazz" people usually go for the Mob. Sounds like Bernstein and Cline maybe got carried away. They're both capable of going kookle-burgers.
	🥁 2:56pm Michael 98145: always good music around here
	2:59pm Stork: Just to clarify: kookle-burgers who get carried away are my cup of meat.
	2:59pm fred: "C. Ridenhour" it's funny to see Chuck D's name spelled out this way
	2:59pm doctorjazz: Yeah, I took my whole fam to see Sex Mob later, last summer, at an outdoor, upstate NY venue I like, with Modeski guesting on piano (he was at the show with Cline as well), and everyone LOVED the show (and they are mostly NOT jazz heads). But Cline (who I really like) took complete control of the Sex Mob show he guested at-it felt like they were all enthralled by him, and went wherever he took them. He's got this amazing kit, computer and boards he runs his computer through, and he gets amazing sounds. It just wasn't what I came to that particular show expecting...or my daughter...
	2:59pm Stork: Yeah, fred - that's new to me.
	3:02pm Stork: Wow, those 3 hours just squirted past unawares, like a New York Jets field-goal snap. (sorry, Jets fans, only going by what I hear)
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Jets are actually beating Tampa Bay, not that it means anything (except a worse position in the draft)
	3:07pm fred: @Stork (and doc): Hey, the Jets are currently leading the Bucs by two touchdowns
	🥁 3:07pm Michael 98145: time is what happens when we don't panic
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Another fabulous band from the past, News For Lulu!
	3:08pm TDK60: Swell tones today, Stork. Geez, I've been stewing here, forgot to even throw some money around.
	3:09pm fred: well, make that one...
	3:09pm Stork: It's never too late, TDK60. Our coffers are always open.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Dave Douglass had a similar band, the Tiny Bell Trio, that played not Klezmer but similar Eastern European music.
	3:12pm adamdoesit: What is this, I step away for a few minutes, and you're talking… football?!? Clearly you people should be drinking more. Barkeep, a round of virtual shots for the assembled. Most of 'em have had their 3 real ones by now…
	🥁 3:13pm Michael 98145: around this neck of the woods, it's all hockey talk
	3:13pm fred: @adamdoesit: thanks!
	🥁 3:14pm WR: @3:12 @adamdoesit: Thank you! Sitting here wondering how my hot chocolate might be enhanced and yes, a shot of brandy please.
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Going to try a NY Times recipe... cooking.nytimes.com... Need to shop, take the show along...
	🥁 3:21pm WR: doc, that link requires NYT food option subscription. Before the pay wall popped up I think I saw the word Moroccan.
	3:22pm john eck: Hi Stork and all. Most excellent show today. Thanks
	3:24pm doctorjazz: Oops, it was Moroccan Spiced Chicken Meatballs. (Hate those paywalls)
	3:28pm doctorjazz: This link may work, off chrome (I copied the other from the app) cooking.nytimes.com... Or it may not
	3:29pm Stork: Thank you, john eck!! :))
	3:30pm adamdoesit: Don't tell nobody, but the NYT paywall is more of a pay-scrim. Pull up the page source, and the recipe (or article content) is there, a soupcon of directions in a stockpot of formatting code. It's like they serve you the dish, then throw a napkin over it.
	3:30pm fred: @doc: Mark Hurst would love this paywall's options: "continue with Google", "continue with Facebook" or "continue with Apple"
	3:31pm Stork: I subscribe, read and sorely need the NY Times on an almost hourly basis - but I swear if they put up one more fucking paywall for the content that I thought I was paying for, I swear to Nina Simone I'll cancel.
	🥁 3:33pm Michael 98145: Anything "Moroccan-Spiced" sounds good to me
	3:33pm fred: Careful there, Stork, thou shalt not take Nina's name in vain. Now you have to play her
	3:34pm Stork: My ploy all along, fred. Coming soon to a Stork Club playlist near you.
	🥁 3:35pm WR: I'm feeling that way too Stork. Price I'm paying has steadily gone up, now triple to what it was a few years ago, and have been getting invite of $1.50 a month to add food but uncertain if it opens all the food related content or if that will become $5 a month in a few months. Grrrrrr.
	3:36pm adamdoesit: This Ewa Demarczyk is lovely, and completely new to me.
	3:37pm doctorjazz: If you subscribe, you shouldn't have firewall. Tampa Bay threatening to tie in the 4th quarter. They never beat Brady...
	3:38pm TDK60: That Caetano was new to me. Strongly soothing.
	3:38pm john eck: On a related note, Bengals just went up on the Chiefs. Who Dey?!!
	3:38pm Stork: Do you know this album, adamdoesit? Really great.
	3:39pm john eck: We clinch the division with a win
	🥁 3:39pm Michael 98145: This has been another doubleplus great set
	3:40pm adamdoesit: Stork, no, she's completely new to me. That's "this Ewa Demarczyk" in the sense of "this Ewa Demarczyk, I ain't never heard of her, but know an angel singing when I hear it."
	3:41pm Stork: @Michael 98145: 😄🙏🐥
	3:42pm Stork: I gotta thank Charlie Lewis for turning me on to Ewa. Great stuff.
	🥁 3:42pm Michael 98145: Oh, great. I went to bandcamp looking for Anouar Brahem and fell into an infinite ECM hole ... Like i need more music
	3:46pm doctorjazz: Not a name I know either, pretty!
	3:47pm Stork: @Michael 98145: more music couldn't hoit.
	3:48pm adamdoesit: One of Stan Getz's last recordings. Terribly poignant (and with a lovely waltz time "How High the Moon?").
	3:49pm Stork: Have I said how great 2022 is going so far? 46 non-sucky hours so far and counting. Only 8,716 left to go. Thanks to all of y'all for another great meet-up. Schweet-ness!! Next week ? Got my heart set on it!
	🥁 3:51pm Michael 98145: ( here in Seattle we have a low-income apartment building named Abbey Lincoln Court )
	🥁 3:52pm Michael 98145: this is lovely. thank you again.
	3:52pm doctorjazz: Great show, Stork, thanks for a great New Year's start!
	3:53pm Stork: Thanks doc, and all all all all all a yooz!
	3:54pm TDK60: Thanks, Stork.
	3:54pm adamdoesit: Good on you, barkeep. I'll set my heart in this here punchbowl to macerate, and stop in to check its flavor next week.
	3:55pm Stork: Happy maceratin', adamdoesit!
	3:56pm Stork: Lady C is next!!! Yeah, boooyy!!: wfmu.org...
	3:57pm doctorjazz: Jets lost... 😠
	3:57pm fred: Thanks Stork!
	3:57pm john eck: Hell yeah Stork!
	🥁 3:58pm WR: Thank you Stork!
	3:58pm Stork: Thank you, john eck, WR and all sailors aboard!!
	4:01pm chresti: Thank you Stork!
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from January 2, 2022

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