WFMU: Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from July 19, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:03pm Observations: we are live
	7:15pm northguineahills: good sounds for throwing my laundry into smaller spaces....
	7:16pm Observations: hi north, laundry's not my thing, but music definitely helps
	🥁 7:27pm WR: Was listening to Herbert Huncke talk about getting out into the world and lost track of time, but here now.
	7:28pm Observations: welcome wr
	7:33pm Emely Do Arty: Ok i'm here, we can start....oh
	7:36pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	7:36pm Observations: EDA is here, noted
	🥁 7:37pm WR: Very interesting band Hino put together for this record. Doesn't appear to every been released in the USA.
	7:38pm northguineahills: @WR: did it work?
	🥁 7:50pm WR: NGH, not sure what you are talking about? The Herbert Huncke talk? I bumped into that on UBOOB today today when looking for Elke Sommer. Getting out into the world? Yesterday I did my first excursion in a long time, went to Coney Island. Week day afternoon so the train wasn't very crowded. I had an errand that required me to be on the F train, so decided after errand was complete, to ride to the end of the line and get some fresh air and sun. Just reading about newest C-19 wave, so thinking that if I avoided it yesterday that will continue to shelter in place (home).
	7:55pm Doug Schulkind: Good evening, David! Deviants!
	7:56pm Observations: welcome Doug!
	7:57pm northguineahills: @WR: getting back into the world. I'm attempting to get out of my cloistered existence and hit brooklyn in the late fall, now i seem to have my full health back (and then some).
	🥁 8:01pm WR: Great to hear that your health issues are resolved. I'm not a good barometer regarding getting back into the world, paranoid pessimist that I am.
	🥁 8:13pm WR: Hutcherson on vibes and Moncur on trombone are so highly featured on Destination Out that I came away from it when I first heard it in the 70s wondering what Jackie McLean sounds like.
	8:15pm northguineahills: @WR: I remember feeling the same when I first picked it up, and of course I already knew what Moncur and Hutcherson sounded like....(of course, I first heard it in the 2000s)
	8:18pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	8:26pm Listener Gregory: Sorry I'm late! I was out watching some deviance, and it was not very satisfying. I thought, "I used to do these things in junior high school... how are they even deviant nowadays??" Then I remembered where the real deviance was and went home to hear part of the show.
	8:37pm Observations: David Blue eremite.com...
	8:42pm Observations: Music In The World Of Islam boxset www.discogs.com...
	8:44pm Listener Gregory: David, I'm looking at the box set of the Rolling Thunder Revue, and I don't see David Blue in the credits. There's a David Mansfield. Could he have taken Blue as a stage name?
	8:45pm Observations: He's in the movie, Renaldo & Clara, playing pinball, perhaps he didn't play live? I can't remember the details off the top of my head. The pinball scene is on YT
	🥁 8:46pm WR: Seems to be a different guy. The Wikipedia page for Blue: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:47pm Observations: youtu.be...
	🥁 8:47pm WR: That World of Islam track was very nice, the compilation, released in '76 looks very interesting.
	8:49pm Observations: www.rollingstone.com...
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: Yeah, it seems that Mansfield is not Blue. Perhaps the concerts Blue played in didn't get onto the released recordings for some reason. Of course, the credits can't be wrong!!
	🥁 8:52pm WR: The eremite reissue page for Blue's Stories says it sold only 2000 copies. Several of my friends had one. Didn't realize it did so poorly.
	9:01pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	9:13pm zzz: just tuned in and had to do a double take, very electric-miles! cool stuff! Greetings @Observations and all!
	9:13pm doctorjazz: Hi all! This is very cool!
	9:14pm doctorjazz: Lots of Miles influence here, of course.
	9:14pm Observations: welcome dr j & zzz, glad you dig the Hino
	🥁 9:15pm WR: Yes, I remember hearing some Hino back in the day, but didn't remember anything like this Mahavishnu Brew.
	9:17pm Listener Gregory: Hey hey hey, Dr. J! David, did you place this or a similar Hino piece recently? Or maybe it was Jeff G. In both cases, I had the same reaction, of wondering what Miles record this was and then being surprised at the playlist.
	9:19pm Observations: Gregory - If memory serves, I played this once on a previous radio station, but not here. so probably not me.
	9:19pm doctorjazz: Got to see The Microscopic Septet this past Sunday (nice little town, LG), Dave Sewelson on Baritone Sax. 2 sets, they were great (have tickets to their last show at Smalls NYC this Thursday night). Dave even sang a tune each set.
	9:22pm Listener Gregory: Excellent, @doctorj. I'm glad you enjoyed it. That band is really good; I don't think I've ever heard them live, but I love their records.
	9:24pm Observations: dj j - jealous! Tucson rarely gets good live jazz bands coming through.
	9:25pm doctorjazz: Is this a 2022 record? Sounds like it could have been released in 1975,
	9:25pm Listener Gregory: It does. It has a real Nixon feel to it.
	9:26pm Observations: 1972 wewantsounds.bandcamp.com...
	9:30pm doctorjazz: That makes sense, vinyl reissue, no less (the kiddies, they love their vinyls...)
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and all
	9:33pm Observations: good evening coelacanth∅
	9:35pm rw: Hello
	9:36pm zzz: hey coela
	🥁 9:36pm WR: David, have you been purchasing direct from wewantsound (via bandcamp)? I bought several CDs from them in November of 2020 and it took over 4 months for them to arrive. wewantsounds were very responsive to my inquiries when the CDs had not shown up after 3 months. Just wondering if you experienced such long delivery times?
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: hi zzz hello rw
	9:39pm Observations: I have not had any problems. I think everything (vinyl) from them I got via Forced Exposure. For Machine I just have digital files I got direct from the label.
	9:45pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I was in an alleged record store last week, and they had a sign saying "All LPs in this section $29 and under!!" That was when I realized I no longer understand this world. (For the 43rd time.)
	9:50pm doctorjazz: @LG, it's indeed crazy-been buying vinyl whenever possible up until now, but starting to think CDs or digital files are the way to go. Not that I don't still love LPs, but at triple (or more) cost of the digital versions, it gets less and less cost effective.
	9:52pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	9:53pm Observations: wr - sorry to hear about the delay, I know how you feel. Same sort of thing has happened to me with other labels and it's very frustrating. I know international shipping can be a nightmare these days.
	9:54pm Listener Gregory: I thought I could find who else was playing that earlier Hino piece, and I haven't been able to. Now I must withdraw from the world and live in a cave, in silent meditation. Please drop heels of bread and the occasional CD at the cave mouth from time to time.
	9:55pm doctorjazz: LG, hahaha! Thanks, David, laters, all!
	9:59pm zzz: thanks @Observations
	10:00pm Observations: see you next week!
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	10:03pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, David!
	🥁 10:10pm WR: Thank you! David!

Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from July 19, 2022

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Observations of Deviance is a vinyl focused, free form program that harkens back to early days of underground FM radio. Your host, David Mittleman, hunts down the most exotic, unusual and off-the-beaten-track music from around the world in a number of genres: Spiritual Jazz, Free Improvisation, Experimental Electronics, Ethnographic Oddities and World-Wide Psychedelic Funk. You are guaranteed to hear sounds you’ve never heard before.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time

Ian Carr with Nucleus	Ariadne "Ariadne" by "Ian Carr with Nucleus"	Labyrinth	Vertigo	1973		0:02:07 (Pop-up)
Misha Sultan	Sand Ashram "Sand Ashram" by "Misha Sultan"	Roots	Hive Mind	2022		0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Cloud Dance	Circle Dance "Circle Dance" by "Cloud Dance"	Dance Free	Umbrella	1982		0:13:06 (Pop-up)

Group Everything Everything Everything	Journey To Air 2	Hino's "Journey To Air"	Love	1970	featuring Terumasa Hino	0:26:33 (Pop-up)

Orquesta Revé	Dominga "Dominga" by "Orquesta Revé"	De Habana A Lima Con La Orquesta Revé	Vampisoul	2022		0:47:48 (Pop-up)
Freestyle Fellowship	We Will Not Tolerate	To whom it may concern... (30th anniversary remastered edition)	Key System	2021		0:51:10 (Pop-up)
Freestyle Fellowship	7th Seal "7th Seal" by "Freestyle Fellowship"	To whom it may concern... (30th anniversary remastered edition)	Key System	2021		0:53:08 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Untitled (Circumcision Announcement)	Music In The World Of Islam	Tangent	1976		0:58:24 (Pop-up)
Jackie McLean	Esoteric "Esoteric" by "Jackie McLean"	Destination...Out!	Blue Note	2022		1:00:58 (Pop-up)

Modern Jazz All Stars	Freedom Jazz Dance	All Japan Jazz Festival '71	Philips	1971	featuring Terumasa Hino	1:12:42 (Pop-up)
Khan	Observations of Deviance "Dark Edit"	Space Shanty	Deram	1972		1:26:07 (Pop-up)

David Blue	House of Changing Faces	Stories	Sister Rose/Eremite	2022	https://eremite.com/album/mte-73	1:33:37 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Dar Ajmar Fil Hala (Adhari; Pearl Divers Night Song)	Music In The World Of Islam	Tangent	1976		1:39:58 (Pop-up)
Andre Fertier & Clivage	Moving Waves	Spirit of France	Spiritmuse	2022		1:44:04 (Pop-up)

Terumasa Hino	Logical Mystery "Logical Mystery" by "Terumasa Hino"	Live In Concert	East Wind	1975		1:57:20 (Pop-up)

Machine	World "World" by "Machine"	Machine	WeWantSounds	2022		2:22:14 (Pop-up)
Alhaji Waziri Oshomah	Jealousy "Jealousy" by "Alhaji Waziri Oshomah"	World Spirituality Classics 3: The Muslim Highlife of Alhaji Waziri Oshomah	Luaka Bop	2022		2:27:38 (Pop-up)
Phương Tâm	Vẫn Yêu Hoài (Still Loving You Always)	Magical Nights: Saigon Surf, Twist & Soul (1964-1966)	Sublime Frequencies	2021		2:40:31 (Pop-up)

Terumasa Hino Quintet	Ode To Workman	Hino At Berlin Jazz Festival '71	Victor	1971		2:47:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:03pm Observations: we are live
	7:15pm northguineahills: good sounds for throwing my laundry into smaller spaces....
	7:16pm Observations: hi north, laundry's not my thing, but music definitely helps
	🥁 7:27pm WR: Was listening to Herbert Huncke talk about getting out into the world and lost track of time, but here now.
	7:28pm Observations: welcome wr
	7:33pm Emely Do Arty: Ok i'm here, we can start....oh
	7:36pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	7:36pm Observations: EDA is here, noted
	🥁 7:37pm WR: Very interesting band Hino put together for this record. Doesn't appear to every been released in the USA.
	7:38pm northguineahills: @WR: did it work?
	🥁 7:50pm WR: NGH, not sure what you are talking about? The Herbert Huncke talk? I bumped into that on UBOOB today today when looking for Elke Sommer. Getting out into the world? Yesterday I did my first excursion in a long time, went to Coney Island. Week day afternoon so the train wasn't very crowded. I had an errand that required me to be on the F train, so decided after errand was complete, to ride to the end of the line and get some fresh air and sun. Just reading about newest C-19 wave, so thinking that if I avoided it yesterday that will continue to shelter in place (home).
	7:55pm Doug Schulkind: Good evening, David! Deviants!
	7:56pm Observations: welcome Doug!
	7:57pm northguineahills: @WR: getting back into the world. I'm attempting to get out of my cloistered existence and hit brooklyn in the late fall, now i seem to have my full health back (and then some).
	🥁 8:01pm WR: Great to hear that your health issues are resolved. I'm not a good barometer regarding getting back into the world, paranoid pessimist that I am.
	🥁 8:13pm WR: Hutcherson on vibes and Moncur on trombone are so highly featured on Destination Out that I came away from it when I first heard it in the 70s wondering what Jackie McLean sounds like.
	8:15pm northguineahills: @WR: I remember feeling the same when I first picked it up, and of course I already knew what Moncur and Hutcherson sounded like....(of course, I first heard it in the 2000s)
	8:18pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	8:26pm Listener Gregory: Sorry I'm late! I was out watching some deviance, and it was not very satisfying. I thought, "I used to do these things in junior high school... how are they even deviant nowadays??" Then I remembered where the real deviance was and went home to hear part of the show.
	8:37pm Observations: David Blue eremite.com...
	8:42pm Observations: Music In The World Of Islam boxset www.discogs.com...
	8:44pm Listener Gregory: David, I'm looking at the box set of the Rolling Thunder Revue, and I don't see David Blue in the credits. There's a David Mansfield. Could he have taken Blue as a stage name?
	8:45pm Observations: He's in the movie, Renaldo & Clara, playing pinball, perhaps he didn't play live? I can't remember the details off the top of my head. The pinball scene is on YT
	🥁 8:46pm WR: Seems to be a different guy. The Wikipedia page for Blue: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:47pm Observations: youtu.be...
	🥁 8:47pm WR: That World of Islam track was very nice, the compilation, released in '76 looks very interesting.
	8:49pm Observations: www.rollingstone.com...
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: Yeah, it seems that Mansfield is not Blue. Perhaps the concerts Blue played in didn't get onto the released recordings for some reason. Of course, the credits can't be wrong!!
	🥁 8:52pm WR: The eremite reissue page for Blue's Stories says it sold only 2000 copies. Several of my friends had one. Didn't realize it did so poorly.
	9:01pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	9:13pm zzz: just tuned in and had to do a double take, very electric-miles! cool stuff! Greetings @Observations and all!
	9:13pm doctorjazz: Hi all! This is very cool!
	9:14pm doctorjazz: Lots of Miles influence here, of course.
	9:14pm Observations: welcome dr j & zzz, glad you dig the Hino
	🥁 9:15pm WR: Yes, I remember hearing some Hino back in the day, but didn't remember anything like this Mahavishnu Brew.
	9:17pm Listener Gregory: Hey hey hey, Dr. J! David, did you place this or a similar Hino piece recently? Or maybe it was Jeff G. In both cases, I had the same reaction, of wondering what Miles record this was and then being surprised at the playlist.
	9:19pm Observations: Gregory - If memory serves, I played this once on a previous radio station, but not here. so probably not me.
	9:19pm doctorjazz: Got to see The Microscopic Septet this past Sunday (nice little town, LG), Dave Sewelson on Baritone Sax. 2 sets, they were great (have tickets to their last show at Smalls NYC this Thursday night). Dave even sang a tune each set.
	9:22pm Listener Gregory: Excellent, @doctorj. I'm glad you enjoyed it. That band is really good; I don't think I've ever heard them live, but I love their records.
	9:24pm Observations: dj j - jealous! Tucson rarely gets good live jazz bands coming through.
	9:25pm doctorjazz: Is this a 2022 record? Sounds like it could have been released in 1975,
	9:25pm Listener Gregory: It does. It has a real Nixon feel to it.
	9:26pm Observations: 1972 wewantsounds.bandcamp.com...
	9:30pm doctorjazz: That makes sense, vinyl reissue, no less (the kiddies, they love their vinyls...)
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and all
	9:33pm Observations: good evening coelacanth∅
	9:35pm rw: Hello
	9:36pm zzz: hey coela
	🥁 9:36pm WR: David, have you been purchasing direct from wewantsound (via bandcamp)? I bought several CDs from them in November of 2020 and it took over 4 months for them to arrive. wewantsounds were very responsive to my inquiries when the CDs had not shown up after 3 months. Just wondering if you experienced such long delivery times?
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: hi zzz hello rw
	9:39pm Observations: I have not had any problems. I think everything (vinyl) from them I got via Forced Exposure. For Machine I just have digital files I got direct from the label.
	9:45pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I was in an alleged record store last week, and they had a sign saying "All LPs in this section $29 and under!!" That was when I realized I no longer understand this world. (For the 43rd time.)
	9:50pm doctorjazz: @LG, it's indeed crazy-been buying vinyl whenever possible up until now, but starting to think CDs or digital files are the way to go. Not that I don't still love LPs, but at triple (or more) cost of the digital versions, it gets less and less cost effective.
	9:52pm Observations: Now Playing www.discogs.com...
	9:53pm Observations: wr - sorry to hear about the delay, I know how you feel. Same sort of thing has happened to me with other labels and it's very frustrating. I know international shipping can be a nightmare these days.
	9:54pm Listener Gregory: I thought I could find who else was playing that earlier Hino piece, and I haven't been able to. Now I must withdraw from the world and live in a cave, in silent meditation. Please drop heels of bread and the occasional CD at the cave mouth from time to time.
	9:55pm doctorjazz: LG, hahaha! Thanks, David, laters, all!
	9:59pm zzz: thanks @Observations
	10:00pm Observations: see you next week!
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	10:03pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, David!
	🥁 10:10pm WR: Thank you! David!

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