WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from September 11, 2022

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from September 11, 2022

With billows and blasts from choirs and orchesters
Buskers and talkers
Big bands and squawkers,
the Stork Club has retained its qualities of decaying elegance and dwindling significance since the late 1950s.

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September 11, 2022: Tintinnabulously Fabulous
Today’s fiasco will contain about three fourths Arvo Pärt music, celebrating the Estonian composer and inventor of the compositional technique known as Tintinnabuli on his 87th birthday. Plus a short and sweet tribute to the short and sweet recording career of organist and Little Rock, Arkansas-native Roosevelt "Baby Face" Willette - born in 1933 or thereabouts, and known mainly for the swinging, soulful sides he cut with Grant Green in the early sixties.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Arvo Pärt	Tabula Rasa I. Ludus "Tabula Rasa I. Ludus" by "Arvo Pärt"	Tabula Rasa	Conductor – Saulius Sondeckis; Orchestra – Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra; Piano [Prepared] – Alfred Schnittke; Violin – Gidon Kremer, Tatiana Grindenko - - 1984	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Just Doing His Pärt	"DJ Just Doing His Pärt"			0:10:30 (Pop-up)
Pat Metheny	Für Alina "Für Alina" by "Pat Metheny"	Road to the Sun	Composed by Arvo Pärt; Arranged and performed by Pat Metheny on a 42-string guitar - 67 Studio, NYC67 Studio, NYC (track 11) • RELEASED: 2021	0:15:19 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Stephen Layton	Littlemore Tractus	PÄRT: Triodion & other choral works	Choir – Polyphony; Conductor – Stephen Layton; Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent - - - Recorded in Temple Church, London, on 2-5 January 2003 British choir formed in 1986 by Stephen Layton	0:23:50 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tonu Kaljuste	Silouans Song - 'My Soul yearns after the Lord...'	Te Deum	Alto Vocals – David James, Kadri Mitt, Kai Darzins, Külli Selke, Maire Joala, Maret Küüra, Tiiu Otsing; Bass Vocals – Aarne Talvik, Allan Vurma, Kalev Keeroja, Tõnis Tamm, Tõnu Tormis, Uku Joller; Cello – Kaido Kelder, Mart Laas, Tõnu Jõesaar, Ülle Hahndorf; Choir – Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir; Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Double Bass – Aleksander Jõgi, Jüri Lepp Harp [Windharp] – Kaido Suss; Orchestra – Tallinn Chamber Orchestra; Piano [Prepared Piano] – Anne Tüür; Producer [Produced By] – Manfred Eicher Soprano Vocals – Anne Lassmann, Annely Sarv, Eha Pärg, Kaia Urb, Meeli Kallastu, Raili Jaanson, Vilve Hepner; Tenor Vocals – Arvo Aun, Elmo Tiisvald, Erkki Targo, Kaido Janke, Kaido Suss, Mati Turi, Tiit Kogermann, Toivo Kivi; Viola – Kirti-Kai Loorand, Martti Mägi, Rain Vilu, Viljar Kuusk; Violin – Andrus Haav, Eva Punder, Harry Traksmann, Kristel Eeroja, Pirgit Vesmes, Ruth Mägi, Terje;Raidmets, Toomas Nestor, Ulrika Kristian, Urmas Vulp; Violin [Leader] – Maano Männi - - Te Deum (1984-1986) - -Silouans Song (1991) To Archimandrite Sophrony and his brethren commissioned by Svenska Rikskonserter	0:30:19 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Christopher Bowers-Broadbent	Annum per annum	Arvo Pärt, Peter Maxwell Davies, Philip Glass: Trivium	Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent; Producer – Manfred Eicher - - Recorded October 1990 Grossmünster, Zürich	0:35:53 (Pop-up)
Ralph van Raat	Lamentate: Hommage to Anish Kapoor and his Sculpture 'Marsyas': Fragile e conciliante	PÄRT: Piano Music	(Title: Frail and Conciliatory) Conductor – JoAnn Falletta; Orchestra – Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic; Piano – Ralph van Raat; Recorded at Studio MCO 1, Muziekcentrum van de Omroep, Hilversum, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 6th February, 2010	0:43:50 (Pop-up)
Le Nuove Musiche, Krijn Koetsveld & Wendy Roobol	Nunc dimittis	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat, Stabat Mater	Alto Vocals – Hugo Naessens, Kaspar Kröner; Bass Vocals – Bas Ramselaar, Berend Eijkhout; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Krijn Koetsveld; Ensemble – Le Nuove Musiche; Soprano Vocals – Mónica Montero, Wendy Roobol; Tenor Vocals – Emilio Aguilar (2), Falco Van Loon; - - Recording: February 2008 (1-9) Mijnsheerenland; October 2016	0:50:19 (Pop-up)
DJ High Holy Mackerel	"DJ High Holy Mackerel"			0:57:30 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Stephen Layton	The woman with the alabaster box	PÄRT: Choral Music	Alto Vocals – Amy Lyddon-Towl, Christopher Lowrey, Eleanor Minney, Helen Charlston, Jessica Dandy, Katherine Nicholson; Ruth Kiang, Simon Ponsford; Bass Vocals – Dominic Kraemer, Laurence Williams, Michael Craddock, Richard Hannan, Richard Savage, Simon Whiteley, William Gaunt; Choir – Polyphony; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Stephen Layton; Soprano Vocals – Alison Hill, Amy Wood (4), Emma Walshe, Genevieve Wakelin, Hannah Partridge, Katie Thomas, Louise Prickett, Rachel Ambrose Evans, Rosemary Galton, Zoe Brown; Tenor Vocals – Benedict Hymas, Christopher Hann, Gwilym Bowen, Jonathan English, Oliver Jones (9), Ronan Busfield - - Recorded in All Hallows, Gospel Oak, London, on 1-3 August 2013	1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Österreichisches Ensemble für neue Musik & Howard Arman	Festina lente (Arvo Pärt)	Arvo Pärt: Miserere (Live)	Harp – Uta Jungwirth; Orchestra – Münchner Rundfunkorchester; Percussion – Alexander Fickel; Violin – Stanko Madic;(2021)	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Berliner Messe - V. Veni Sancte Spiritus	I Am the True Vine	Alto Vocals – Holly Wilson (2), Kristen Toedtman, Moira Smiley, Noa Zechoval, Paul Campbell, Paul Flight; Bass Vocals – Charles A. Wenner, Curtis Cook, Daniel Cole, David Meyer (2), David Sasso, Juan Antonio Cuéllar, Kevin Bailey, Sumner Thompson, Timothy Boreale Choir – The Pro Arte Singers, Theatre Of Voices; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor, Liner Notes, Baritone Vocals – Paul Hillier; Countertenor Vocals – Steven Rickards; Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent ; Soprano Vocals – Catherine Webster, Christine Howlett, Corey Carleton, Ellen Hargis, Joanna Morton, Kirsten Blase-Heilman, Rachelle Skloff, Wanda Yang; Tenor Vocals – Alan Bennett, Daniel Carberg, Jonathan Shull, N. Lincoln Hanks, Pablo Corá, Paul Elliott, Stephen Ng, Todd A. Howard - - Recorded May 25-27, 1998, Auer Hall, School of Music, Bess Meshulam Simon Music Recital Center, Indiana University School of Music, Bloomington, Indiana and August 17-21, 1998, Ely Cathedral, Ely, Cambridgeshire, England	1:17:47 (Pop-up)
Kronos Quartet	Fratres "Fratres" by "Kronos Quartet"	25 Years (Disc 1) (John Adams, Arvo Pärt)	Cello – Joan Jeanrenaud; Viola – Hank Dutt; – David Harrington, John Sherba . - -Recorded November 1987 at Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen, Massachusetts	1:21:53 (Pop-up)
Jeroen Van Veen	Hymn to a Great City (1984, rev. 2004)	Arvo Pärt: Für Anna Maria, Complete Piano Music	Piano – Jeroen van Veen ——— Recorded March 2013, Van Veen Productions, Studio 1, Culemborg, The Netherlands	1:31:18 (Pop-up)
Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Österreichisches Ensemble für neue Musik & Howard Arman	Pärt: Which Was the Son Of...	Arvo Pärt: Miserere (Live)	2021	1:36:21 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - The Hilliard Ensemble	Arbos (Trees)	Arbos	Bass Trombone – Volker Hensiek; Conductor – Dennis Russell Davies; Ensemble [Brass] – Staatsorchester Stuttgart; Percussion – Albert Bowen, Karl-Heinz Himstedt; Tenor Trombone – Bernhard Leitz, Martin Hueber, Ulrich Pförtsch; Trombone [Contrabass] – Frank Greiner; Trumpet – Bertram Schwarz, Fritz Neher, Heribert Rosenthal, Werner Heckmann - - recorded: March, August 1986 Karlshöhe, Ludwigsburg Dedicated to Andres Mustonen	1:44:01 (Pop-up)
DJ Best Pärts	"DJ Best Pärts"			1:46:25 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Pärt: Symphony No. 2 : I	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Orchestra – NFM Wrocław Philharmonic - - Symphony No. 2 (1966) rec'd 2018	1:54:00 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Pärt: Symphony No. 2 : II	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Orchestra – NFM Wrocław Philharmonic - - Symphony No. 2 (1966) rec'd 2018	1:57:37 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Pärt: Symphony No. 2 : III	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Orchestra – NFM Wrocław Philharmonic - - Symphony No. 2 (1966) rec'd 2018	1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Le Nuove Musiche, Krijn Koetsveld & Wendy Roobol	Maria Antifonen: VII. O Immanuel	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat, Stabat Mater	Alto Vocals – Hugo Naessens, Kaspar Kröner; Bass Vocals – Bas Ramselaar, Berend Eijkhout; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Krijn Koetsveld; Ensemble – Le Nuove Musiche; Soprano Vocals – Mónica Montero, Wendy Roobol; Tenor Vocals – Emilio Aguilar (2), Falco Van Loon; - - Recording: February 2008 (1-9) Mijnsheerenland; October 2016	2:04:37 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Arbos "Arbos" by "Arvo Pärt"	Sonograms (VA)	recorder: Benedikta Bonitz; triangle - Stoyan Pavlov - thanks to Irene Trudel for this amazing find!!	2:06:57 (Pop-up)
Stephen Layton	The Deer's Cry "The Deer's Cry" by "Stephen Layton"	PÄRT: Choral Music	Alto Vocals – Amy Lyddon-Towl, Christopher Lowrey, Eleanor Minney, Helen Charlston, Jessica Dandy, Katherine Nicholson (2), Ruth Kiang, Simon Ponsford; Bass Vocals – Dominic Kraemer, Laurence Williams (2), Michael Craddock, Richard Hannan, Richard Savage, Simon Whiteley, William Gaunt; Choir – Polyphony; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Stephen Layton; Soprano Vocals – Alison Hill, Amy Wood (4), Emma Walshe, Genevieve Wakelin, Hannah Partridge, Katie Thomas, Louise Prickett, Rachel Ambrose Evans, Rosemary Galton, Zoe Brown; Tenor Vocals – Benedict Hymas, Christopher Hann, Gwilym Bowen, Jonathan English, Oliver Jones (9), Ronan Busfield - - Recorded in All Hallows, Gospel Oak, London, on 1-3 August 2013	2:13:37 (Pop-up)
Christopher Bowers-Broadbent	Arvo Pärt: Trivium	Arvo Pärt, Peter Maxwell Davies, Philip Glass: Trivium	Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent; Producer – Manfred Eicher - - Recorded October 1990 Grossmünster, Zürich	2:17:35 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tonu Kaljuste	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat (1989)	Te Deum	Alto Vocals – David James (13), Kadri Mitt, Kai Darzins, Külli Selke, Maire Joala, Maret Küüra, Tiiu Otsing; Bass Vocals – Aarne Talvik, Allan Vurma, Kalev Keeroja, Tõnis Tamm, Tõnu Tormis, Uku Joller; Cello – Kaido Kelder, Mart Laas, Tõnu Jõesaar, Ülle Hahndorf; Choir – Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir; Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Double Bass – Aleksander Jõgi, Jüri Lepp Harp [Windharp] – Kaido Suss; Orchestra – Tallinn Chamber Orchestra; Piano [Prepared Piano] – Anne Tüür; Producer [Produced By] – Manfred Eicher Soprano Vocals – Anne Lassmann, Annely Sarv, Eha Pärg, Kaia Urb, Meeli Kallastu, Raili Jaanson, Vilve Hepner; Tenor Vocals – Arvo Aun, Elmo Tiisvald, Erkki Targo, Kaido Janke, Kaido Suss, Mati Turi, Tiit Kogermann, Toivo Kivi; Viola – Kirti-Kai Loorand, Martti Mägi, Rain Vilu, Viljar Kuusk; Violin – Andrus Haav, Eva Punder, Harry Traksmann, Kristel Eeroja, Pirgit Vesmes, Ruth Mägi, Terje;Raidmets, Toomas Nestor, Ulrika Kristian, Urmas Vulp; Violin [Leader] – Maano Männi - - Te Deum (1984-1986) - -Silouans Song (1991) To Archimandrite Sophrony and his brethren commissioned by Svenska Rikskonserter	2:24:33 (Pop-up)
Pärt Time DJ	"Pärt Time DJ"			2:31:05 (Pop-up)
Kronos Quartet	Arvo Pärt / Missa Syllabica - Summa	25 Years (Disc 1) (John Adams, Arvo Pärt)	Cello – Joan Jeanrenaud; Viola – Hank Dutt; – David Harrington, John Sherba . - -Recorded November 1987 at Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen, Massachusetts	2:37:15 (Pop-up)
Le Nuove Musiche, Krijn Koetsveld & Wendy Roobol	Maria Antifonen: IV. O Schlüssel Davids	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat, Stabat Mater	Alto Vocals – Hugo Naessens, Kaspar Kröner; Bass Vocals – Bas Ramselaar, Berend Eijkhout; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Krijn Koetsveld; Ensemble – Le Nuove Musiche; Soprano Vocals – Mónica Montero, Wendy Roobol; Tenor Vocals – Emilio Aguilar (2), Falco Van Loon; - - Recording: February 2008 (1-9) Mijnsheerenland; October 2016	2:42:27 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Symphony No. 4 "Los Angeles" : 3. Insistentemente. Con intimo sentimento Coda. Deciso	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Symphony No. 4 "Los Angeles" (2008) Dedicated to Mikhail Khodorkovsky	2:44:10 (Pop-up)
Ralph van Raat	Lamentate: Hommage to Anish Kapoor and his Sculpture 'Marsyas': Consolante	PÄRT: Piano Music	Conductor – JoAnn Falletta; (tracks: 18 to 27) Orchestra – Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic; (tracks: 18 to 27) Piano – Ralph van Raat; Recorded at Studio MCO 1, Muziekcentrum van de Omroep, Hilversum, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 6th February, 2010	2:52:14 (Pop-up)
Ralph van Raat	Lamentate: Hommage to Anish Kapoor and his Sculpture 'Marsyas': Stridendo	PÄRT: Piano Music	Conductor – JoAnn Falletta; (tracks: 18 to 27) Orchestra – Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic; (tracks: 18 to 27) Piano – Ralph van Raat; Recorded at Studio MCO 1, Muziekcentrum van de Omroep, Hilversum, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 6th February, 2010	2:53:25 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - The Hilliard Ensemble	De Profundis	Arbos	Baritone Vocals – Paul Hillier; Bass Vocals – David Bevan; Countertenor Vocals – David James; Ensemble – The Hilliard Ensemble; Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent; Percussion – Albert Bowen; Tenor Vocals – John Potter; - (1980) Dedicated to Gottfried von Einem	2:54:50 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Spiegel im Spiegel "Spiegel im Spiegel" by "Arvo Pärt"	Alina	Piano – Sergej Bezrodny; Violin – Vladimir Spivakov - -recorded in July 1995 and released in 1999	3:01:37 (Pop-up)
Thank You, Arvo Pärt. Happiness On You.				3:12:04 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	Zip Five "Zip Five" by "Baby Face Willette"	Mo' Rock	Drums – Eugene Bass Guitar – Ben White (3) Organ – Roosevelt Baby Face Willette - - - Recorded At – Ter Mar Studios - Chicago, 1964	3:17:11 (Pop-up)
Grant Green	Baby's Minor Lope "Baby's Minor Lope" by "Grant Green"	Grant's First Stand	Grant Green – guitar • Baby Face Willette – organ • Ben Dixon – drums Recorded January 28, 1961 Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs	3:22:27 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Here 'Tis "Here 'Tis" by "Lou Donaldson"	Here 'Tis	Lou Donaldson - alto saxophone • Baby Face Willette - organ • Grant Green - guitar • Dave Bailey - drums. — Recorded January 23, 1961, Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ	3:29:38 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	They Can't Take That Away From Me	Stop and Listen	Baby Face Willette – organ • Grant Green – guitar • Fred Jackson – tenor saxophone • Ben Dixon – drums. —— • Recorded • January 30, 1961, • RVG	3:39:03 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	Swingin' At Sugar Ray's	Face to Face	Baby Face Willette – organ • Grant Green – guitar • Fred Jackson – tenor saxophone • Ben Dixon – drums. —— • Recorded • January 30, 1961, • RVG	3:45:27 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	Unseen and Unknown	Mo' Rock	Drums – Eugene Bass Guitar – Ben White Organ – Roosevelt Baby Face Willette - - - Recorded At – Ter Mar Studios - Chicago, 1964	3:51:57 (Pop-up)
DJ B Gone	"DJ B Gone"		THANKS NOBLE CLUBBERS FOR ANOTHER 4 HOURS OF NEITHER PAIN, NOR BOREDOM. SEE YOU UPON THE SABBATH NEXT.	3:56:13 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	🥁 11:58am listener james from westwood: Hi ho, Stork and all!
	11:59am Stork: Heya hiya !!! You're lookin' sharp, you! Get in heah!!!
	12:01pm doctorjazz: hey Stork and Storkers!
	12:02pm Stork: Welcome in, doc jazz!!
	12:02pm spodiodi: aloha, Stork and everybody!
	12:02pm abbazabba: Stork!
	12:02pm Irene: Good afternoon Stork and Clubsters! Checking in early for a cocktail of music before heading out for a birthday celebration.
	12:02pm TDK60: Hi Stork. Back at the classy club. Can only stay for part of the Pärt.
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Afternoon ...in love already...
	🥁 12:04pm listener james from westwood: Indeed! Sweet afternoon sounds for proofreading under a gloomy sky.
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Classy joint!
	12:05pm Stork: Hey TDK60! Nice you're here at all!
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Perfect music for introspection on this gray 'summer's over' kind of afternoon. Periods at the end of sentences. Memorable dates. Half-remembered first days of school. Reflection.
	12:07pm chresti: Hi Stork and grown-ups!
	🥁 12:09pm WR: Connected and in the kitchen. Business as usual for a Sunday.
	12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Good morning Stork. PERFECT! This morning I feel like a tabula rasa.
	12:10pm Stork: Herzlich Willkommen, Irene, spodiodi, abbazzaba, Revolution Rabbit Nov63, StringOFperils, and of course chresti! Lovely to have you all gathered!
	12:10pm StringOFperils: I got this LP at a Goodwill store for next to nada, back in the '90s. Inconceivable, but true.
	12:11pm Dean: Gidon Kremer turned 75 on Feb. 27, 2022, a Sunday. A worthy subject for a tribute, too
	12:12pm fred: Greetings Stork and patrons. Let's start with a round of Glen Passaic, that should Rasa our Tabulas
	12:15pm spodiodi: 42. hoping for good things... it is the answer to the universe, after all
	12:18pm Stork: Ho, there WR, fred, and Dean! Let the Glenn P flow (okay, that didn't exactly sound good)
	12:21pm katharsis: Hellos Stork and all
	12:23pm Stork: Greetings, katharsis!
	12:23pm doctorjazz: Hadn't heard about this Metheny-really cool! (way back, when I was taking jazz guitar lessons (unsuccessfully), my teacher took me to the Village Vanguard to see Jim Hall. Hall came over to our table between sets (my teacher had studied with him), and spent most of the time raving about Metheny, with whom he'd just played. "Lots of gadgets and electronics, but boy can he play", or something along those lines.
	12:24pm abbazabba: Pat! Metheny!
	12:27pm fred: @Stork: To be honest, the first Glen Passaic doesn't taste that good either. By the third or so, it gets better
	12:29pm Stork: Great story, doc. That is one cool teacher you had there.
	12:43pm listenmissy: Greetings @Stork and Storkers! This is @adamdoesit’s wife here - long time lingerer, first time commenter. He’s out hiking with the dogs and will check in later. Just posting to say that I am super psyched to see it’s Arvo Pärt day at the club.
	🥁 12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♍Virgo, Year of Wood 🐖Boar ' Arvo Pärt (Estonian pronunciation: [ˈɑrʋo ˈpært]; born 11 September 1935) '
	🥁 12:44pm Michael 98145: great choice
	12:47pm doctorjazz: Hi there Listenmissy, welcome to the chat boards!
	12:47pm Stork: Yo, there listenmissy! Very honored to have you drop in. C'mon you mugs, make way for the boss's wife!
	🥁 12:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is that George Martin @ the console with him that one photo ?
	🥁 12:48pm David (in London): enters the Club with a showgirl on each arm and wearing a genuine imitation hamster fur hat, takes a side booth and slips the waiter a drachma. Downs a large Glenn Passaic and ginger Afternoon Stork. Salutations fellow Club-goers.
	12:49pm doctorjazz: OK, think I need to get my tush out of the easy chair, prepare to make a yogurt sauce (for my leftover yogurt grilled chicken), get some lunch, generally do something other than rest on my keister (though I am enjoying this keister time...)
	12:49pm spodiodi: welcome, listenmissy! aloha, David (in London)!
	12:49pm mackeral: I'm so glad this show is in the works. What a treat
	12:50pm doctorjazz: Hey, David (in London), share the show girls!!!
	🥁 12:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we always went to High Mass for Keister...
	12:51pm Stork: David (in London) - beautiful entrance sashay!
	12:52pm Stork: doc - we hope to see you right back on that keister in short order
	12:53pm Stork: Welcome, mackeral most holy! Glad you're enjoying!
	12:54pm listenmissy: Thanks for the warm welcome, and for this sublime choral piece.
	1:01pm TDK60: What meditative sounds.
	🥁 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed gorgeous.
	1:05pm TDK60: I first heard of Pärt via the Kronos Quartet's "Winter Was Hard" album.
	1:07pm Stork: Stay tuned, TDK60.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: OK, gotta run for now, back later, lovely sounds, thanks, Stork!
	🥁 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The fineness of this use of the instruments of human voices - it's almost too much.
	1:08pm Stork: See you soonest, doc!
	1:09pm Stork: Revolution Rabbit Nov63 - agree - just endlessly astounding.
	🥁 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Toast Ye All with the DeathWishCoffeez ~
	1:14pm Listening Out There: Greetings, Clubbers…
	1:14pm Stork: Listening Out There - howdies and s'up y'all's.
	1:22pm mackeral: my first exposure to Part was Hilliard's Passio. I experienced the full force of something completely new in my life.
	1:23pm mackeral: Fratres was the music for my roomates's memorial. Here's to ya, Rob. I see you.
	1:24pm Stork: The weird sound of lots of horsehair being bowed quietly (or is it dust on the needle?) - is both beautiful and slightly unnerving.
	1:28pm abbazabba: Damn, this is so beautiful
	1:30pm Stork: This piece is a tear jerker for me, too.
	1:39pm listenmissy: I’ve noticed what I think is that same horsehair sound when Fratres is played live by New York City Ballet’s orchestra, for the piece ‘Liturgy’ by Christopher Wheeldon (his best, IMO). Anyone know what that is? Is it the musician’s breathing?
	1:43pm Stork: @listenmissy: I suspect it's both breathing and the sound of close-miked, low volume bowing - the Quartet may be leaning into that sound as well - only they know.
	1:49pm fred: I've never seen Wheeldon, thanks for the recommendation. I guess he either doesn't come to Paris, or does in expensive places I can't afford
	🥁 1:50pm David (in London): Ely Cathedral is a real stunner, so it must have been amazing to be at that recording.
	1:55pm Stork: I probably mispronounced Ely, DiL, right?
	1:56pm Robm: Hello fellow storks
	1:57pm Stork: Robm - welcome!
	1:58pm Robm: Thanks stork did not feel like watching boring football today
	🥁 2:01pm David (in London): Stork, think Ron Ely, Doc Savage: Man of Bronze. Hey Robm.
	2:02pm listenmissy: @Fred, he primarily works with the Royal Ballet and, more recently, musical theater (An American In Paris, MJ The Musical.) I’ve mixed feelings about his work - when he first starting choreographing (with NYCB) he showed a lot of innovation and promise. In addition to Liturgy, he also set a piece called Polyphonia to Ligeti. (He made a piece called After the Rain, set to Pärt‘s Spiegel Im Spiegel that, like the music it uses, is overplayed. Every company does it these days, and too much. Though I admit the first time I saw it, with the dancer he created it for, Wendy Whelan, I found it extremely moving.)
	2:02pm fred: Looks like Wheeldon is indeed having his work performed only in high-end places I hate: very expensive, with poor visibility. Venues where the point is to be seen, not to see
	2:03pm Robm: Hi david @Fred howdy
	2:04pm Robm: @Listenmissy howdy to you too
	2:09pm fred: @listenmissy: I guess I go for quantity these days. I missed contemporary dance so much during lockdown I now see >50 shows a year. Forking 100€ to barely see a show is just not worth it to me
	2:09pm Stork: This may be the only piece exclusively for recorder and triangle in my collection.
	🥁 2:12pm Michael 98145: amazing ...
	2:12pm listenmissy: @fred Wow! You see a lot more dance than I do.I should be taking tips from you.
	🥁 2:20pm David (in London): What a magnificent organ. I'll get my coat.
	2:23pm fred: @listenmissy: My faves are Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Hofesh Shechter, but they don't have US tours announced at the moment. Catch them when they come your way
	2:27pm Stork: DiL - 😆
	2:29pm doctorjazz: And, on that note, I'm back (ba-da-boom!)
	2:31pm Robm: Hey doctorjazz
	2:34pm doctorjazz: Hey Robm!
	2:35pm listenmissy: @fred: I too like de Keersmaeker but haven’t seen her work in many years. I’m familiar with Hofesh Shechter in name only. The company sounds like it would be a good fit for the kind of programming the Brooklyn Academy of Music does. (That’s where I’ve seen de Keersmaeker, along with Batsheva, who used to perform there every other year, and the Forsythe Dance Company before William Forsythe left it to return to ballet.)
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: hello Stork and storklers
	🥁 2:39pm duke: I see that you redecorated the club. I like the color scheme.
	2:40pm Stork: Welcome back, doc! It's Pärt-Day! Get on the dance floor!
	2:41pm Stork: duke! Howdy-hi!
	2:43pm Robm: @Listenmissy and fred interesting conversation about dance and ballet in general, learning a lot about it
	2:44pm Robm: Howdy coel Howdy duke
	2:45pm Stork: @Robm - I second that. Dance is not something I know really anything at all about.
	2:45pm listenmissy: @Robm: Whew, thanks. As a newcomer I worried I might be leading the Pärt party too far astray.
	🥁 2:46pm Michael 98145: what Mr Stork just said
	2:46pm katharsis: Loving the music, reading, drifting in and out. @ Fred and Listenmissy I appreciate the dance dialogue. I’m gonna look up those choreographers.
	2:47pm Stork: A really priceless documentary to check out, re: Arvo: www.youtube.com... - I recommend hat you turn the closed captions on.
	2:48pm Robm: @listenmissy your not a troll which i like and I don’t see too many of them on the internet streams @stork thanks
	2:49pm fred: @listenmissy: I looked at the BAM site, Lia Rodrigues could be worth seeing (I haven't see this one though). Gisèle Vienne maybe (music should be loud: KTL). Not sure about Emmanuel Gat, I've had mixed luck there, but could be worth a shot
	2:49pm Stork: The party here starts astray, listenmissy - This forum is truly open to all and everything - you got astray? bring it!
	2:50pm listenmissy: If there are Steve Reich fans among us here, I recommend checking out Anne Teresa de Kaersmaaker, who has made a number of pieces to his works. (She is also the person Beyoncé was once accused of copying.)
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: hi Robm
	2:50pm Robm: @Stork one thing i like about the accu is you can see some rather interesting conversations and you learn a lot from it and yes politics can get interesting here too
	2:51pm Stork: I really treasure the whole accu-experience!
	2:52pm listenmissy: (Er, it’s spelled Keersmaeker.)
	2:53pm fred: I have seen Rain (set to Music for 18 musicians) 7 times, twice with live musicians
	2:53pm Robm: @stork one thing i have learned on here is not too feed the trolls
	🥁 2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Dance - ?! ...how does that relate to ...Music... (That's irony, folks. Just because it's an Art form - & everything else about it - I'm completely oblivious too...)
	2:59pm Robm: Ok fellow stork club listeners going to check out paul brunos show
	3:00pm mackeral: Hilliard has done such a beautiful job with this music. What a treasure.
	3:01pm mackeral: that bell
	3:03pm Stork: It seems Hilliard can do almost anyone's music and lift it up to the heavens.
	3:03pm fred: Sorry guys, don't get me started about dance, let alone Rosas. Barkeep! A round of Glen Passaic on me to apologize (or make them forget?)
	3:04pm Stork: Right away fred! Is it dance to remember, drink to forget-? or the other way round?
	🥁 3:07pm Michael 98145: You certainly bring us a lot of fine programming ...
	3:09pm Stork: Thank you, Michael 98145 - I'm so grateful that it's there to bring.
	🥁 3:14pm Michael 98145: nadie te quita lo que bailaste - no one takes away what you danced
	3:16pm adamdoesit: "What's your wife's name and where can I get a look at her?" "It's listenmissy, and… hey, wait a minute, what's this 'get a look at her' business? I thought this was radio!"
	🥁 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...where can I get a look @ her dancing ...let's be honest...
	🥁 3:17pm David (in London): Gotta check out of the Club now. Thankee Stork, great show. Have a good week Club-goers.
	🥁 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside DiL
	3:18pm Stork: Thanks, DiL - come back and class the joint up again soon!
	3:20pm Stork: adamdoesit: don't worry, I've been keeping an eye on these bums. They aint gonna sidle up to your wife in your absence. There're signs up all over the joint: NO SIDLING!
	🥁 3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: From the sublime to the boplicitous.
	🥁 3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I try to not take sidles in these issues...
	3:23pm adamdoesit: Thanks, Stork. I know I can count on you to keep the tenor civil and the drinks warlike. fred, thanks for keeping her busy on the dance floor. Barkeep, a round of Bande a Pärts* on me! * Bande a Pärt: 2 Pärts Glen Passaic 1 Pärt Cointreau 1 Pärt Keersmaeker liqueur 1 tbsp lemon juice Shake over ice in black and white and serve with a snap.
	3:26pm katharsis: @michael I like that.
	3:26pm Layet Johnson: Proud to hear that last tune while in Little Rock. Thanks for the history.
	3:27pm Stork: Another deathless* cocktail added to the book by adamdoesit! * nothing deathless, however, about those who DRINK adamdoesit's cocktails
	3:29pm Stork: Hey, greetings Layet Johnson! Cool!
	3:30pm katharsis: Is river water the drink of choice at this joint? That’s the only Passaic I know.
	🥁 3:35pm Michael 98145: distilled here into an intoxicant
	3:35pm adamdoesit: katharsis, as the peated spring waters of the Scottish highlands are to a fine single malt, the oleagenous ooze of the Passaic River is to Glen P-- hey, careful! don't get any on your hand!
	🥁 3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A little sumpin sumpin for us Gittarheadz...
	3:38pm Stork: katharsis: - dunno about drink of choice - more like we're condemned to it.
	🥁 3:38pm Michael 98145: sometimes the drink chooses you
	3:42pm adamdoesit: This is the very song I hum when the barkeep leaves me alone in the corner with my own bottle of the stuff.
	3:42pm doctorjazz: Had go again, catch the show tomorrow at the office. Thanks,Stork!
	3:43pm Stork: See/talk soon, doctorjazz! Thanks for bein.'
	🥁 3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they can't take the GlennPassaic away from you ...but as it is practically a universal solvent - it tends to slip away on its own...
	3:44pm Stork: Glen Passaic: It takes you away from you
	3:47pm Stork: Doin' a little foot-poundin' to this one. Hope my neighbour appreciates my taste in hard-bop.
	3:48pm adamdoesit: It's a corker, Storker.
	🥁 3:48pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, DJ Stork
	3:49pm katharsis: Thank you Stork and all. I’m off to tea and dancing.
	🥁 3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The plain definitive beauty of BlueNote recording. & playing. & cover arts...
	3:51pm Stork: Wowzalla! That was fun-city! Thanks for jumping on the wagon for another 4-hour ride! See yuz again really goddam soon!!?!!?!???
	3:51pm spodiodi: thanks a lot, Stork! loved today's tributes
	🥁 3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Warm loud Electric Gittar tubes just this side of being overdriven. Don't tell the JazzPolice !...
	🥁 3:54pm WR: Thank you Stork and corkers. It's been a gas.
	3:56pm adamdoesit: Thanks, barkeep. I'm glad this is still a place where a lady can… oh. Guess I should've warned her about the hole in the floor where I knocked over my drink last week. Barkeep, could I trouble you for the ladder and the flashlight again?
	3:57pm Stork: THANKS SO MUCH SPODI, REV RABB ET EVERYBODY ELSE -
	3:57pm listenmissy: Thanks Stork and everybody! Until next week…
	🥁 3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~
	3:59pm Stork: adamdoesit - keep the bottle - on the house
	4:03pm Stork: OMG - did Doug slip in a version of They Can't Take That Away From Me to transition to Lady C? Or a happy coincidence to transition to Lady C? Brilliant either way!
	4:06pm chresti: Thank you for the wunderful show, Stork!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Arvo Pärt	Tabula Rasa I. Ludus "Tabula Rasa I. Ludus" by "Arvo Pärt"	Tabula Rasa	Conductor – Saulius Sondeckis; Orchestra – Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra; Piano [Prepared] – Alfred Schnittke; Violin – Gidon Kremer, Tatiana Grindenko - - 1984	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Just Doing His Pärt	"DJ Just Doing His Pärt"			0:10:30 (Pop-up)
Pat Metheny	Für Alina "Für Alina" by "Pat Metheny"	Road to the Sun	Composed by Arvo Pärt; Arranged and performed by Pat Metheny on a 42-string guitar - 67 Studio, NYC67 Studio, NYC (track 11) • RELEASED: 2021	0:15:19 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Stephen Layton	Littlemore Tractus	PÄRT: Triodion & other choral works	Choir – Polyphony; Conductor – Stephen Layton; Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent - - - Recorded in Temple Church, London, on 2-5 January 2003 British choir formed in 1986 by Stephen Layton	0:23:50 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tonu Kaljuste	Silouans Song - 'My Soul yearns after the Lord...'	Te Deum	Alto Vocals – David James, Kadri Mitt, Kai Darzins, Külli Selke, Maire Joala, Maret Küüra, Tiiu Otsing; Bass Vocals – Aarne Talvik, Allan Vurma, Kalev Keeroja, Tõnis Tamm, Tõnu Tormis, Uku Joller; Cello – Kaido Kelder, Mart Laas, Tõnu Jõesaar, Ülle Hahndorf; Choir – Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir; Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Double Bass – Aleksander Jõgi, Jüri Lepp Harp [Windharp] – Kaido Suss; Orchestra – Tallinn Chamber Orchestra; Piano [Prepared Piano] – Anne Tüür; Producer [Produced By] – Manfred Eicher Soprano Vocals – Anne Lassmann, Annely Sarv, Eha Pärg, Kaia Urb, Meeli Kallastu, Raili Jaanson, Vilve Hepner; Tenor Vocals – Arvo Aun, Elmo Tiisvald, Erkki Targo, Kaido Janke, Kaido Suss, Mati Turi, Tiit Kogermann, Toivo Kivi; Viola – Kirti-Kai Loorand, Martti Mägi, Rain Vilu, Viljar Kuusk; Violin – Andrus Haav, Eva Punder, Harry Traksmann, Kristel Eeroja, Pirgit Vesmes, Ruth Mägi, Terje;Raidmets, Toomas Nestor, Ulrika Kristian, Urmas Vulp; Violin [Leader] – Maano Männi - - Te Deum (1984-1986) - -Silouans Song (1991) To Archimandrite Sophrony and his brethren commissioned by Svenska Rikskonserter	0:30:19 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Christopher Bowers-Broadbent	Annum per annum	Arvo Pärt, Peter Maxwell Davies, Philip Glass: Trivium	Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent; Producer – Manfred Eicher - - Recorded October 1990 Grossmünster, Zürich	0:35:53 (Pop-up)
Ralph van Raat	Lamentate: Hommage to Anish Kapoor and his Sculpture 'Marsyas': Fragile e conciliante	PÄRT: Piano Music	(Title: Frail and Conciliatory) Conductor – JoAnn Falletta; Orchestra – Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic; Piano – Ralph van Raat; Recorded at Studio MCO 1, Muziekcentrum van de Omroep, Hilversum, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 6th February, 2010	0:43:50 (Pop-up)
Le Nuove Musiche, Krijn Koetsveld & Wendy Roobol	Nunc dimittis	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat, Stabat Mater	Alto Vocals – Hugo Naessens, Kaspar Kröner; Bass Vocals – Bas Ramselaar, Berend Eijkhout; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Krijn Koetsveld; Ensemble – Le Nuove Musiche; Soprano Vocals – Mónica Montero, Wendy Roobol; Tenor Vocals – Emilio Aguilar (2), Falco Van Loon; - - Recording: February 2008 (1-9) Mijnsheerenland; October 2016	0:50:19 (Pop-up)
DJ High Holy Mackerel	"DJ High Holy Mackerel"			0:57:30 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Stephen Layton	The woman with the alabaster box	PÄRT: Choral Music	Alto Vocals – Amy Lyddon-Towl, Christopher Lowrey, Eleanor Minney, Helen Charlston, Jessica Dandy, Katherine Nicholson; Ruth Kiang, Simon Ponsford; Bass Vocals – Dominic Kraemer, Laurence Williams, Michael Craddock, Richard Hannan, Richard Savage, Simon Whiteley, William Gaunt; Choir – Polyphony; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Stephen Layton; Soprano Vocals – Alison Hill, Amy Wood (4), Emma Walshe, Genevieve Wakelin, Hannah Partridge, Katie Thomas, Louise Prickett, Rachel Ambrose Evans, Rosemary Galton, Zoe Brown; Tenor Vocals – Benedict Hymas, Christopher Hann, Gwilym Bowen, Jonathan English, Oliver Jones (9), Ronan Busfield - - Recorded in All Hallows, Gospel Oak, London, on 1-3 August 2013	1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Österreichisches Ensemble für neue Musik & Howard Arman	Festina lente (Arvo Pärt)	Arvo Pärt: Miserere (Live)	Harp – Uta Jungwirth; Orchestra – Münchner Rundfunkorchester; Percussion – Alexander Fickel; Violin – Stanko Madic;(2021)	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Berliner Messe - V. Veni Sancte Spiritus	I Am the True Vine	Alto Vocals – Holly Wilson (2), Kristen Toedtman, Moira Smiley, Noa Zechoval, Paul Campbell, Paul Flight; Bass Vocals – Charles A. Wenner, Curtis Cook, Daniel Cole, David Meyer (2), David Sasso, Juan Antonio Cuéllar, Kevin Bailey, Sumner Thompson, Timothy Boreale Choir – The Pro Arte Singers, Theatre Of Voices; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor, Liner Notes, Baritone Vocals – Paul Hillier; Countertenor Vocals – Steven Rickards; Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent ; Soprano Vocals – Catherine Webster, Christine Howlett, Corey Carleton, Ellen Hargis, Joanna Morton, Kirsten Blase-Heilman, Rachelle Skloff, Wanda Yang; Tenor Vocals – Alan Bennett, Daniel Carberg, Jonathan Shull, N. Lincoln Hanks, Pablo Corá, Paul Elliott, Stephen Ng, Todd A. Howard - - Recorded May 25-27, 1998, Auer Hall, School of Music, Bess Meshulam Simon Music Recital Center, Indiana University School of Music, Bloomington, Indiana and August 17-21, 1998, Ely Cathedral, Ely, Cambridgeshire, England	1:17:47 (Pop-up)
Kronos Quartet	Fratres "Fratres" by "Kronos Quartet"	25 Years (Disc 1) (John Adams, Arvo Pärt)	Cello – Joan Jeanrenaud; Viola – Hank Dutt; – David Harrington, John Sherba . - -Recorded November 1987 at Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen, Massachusetts	1:21:53 (Pop-up)
Jeroen Van Veen	Hymn to a Great City (1984, rev. 2004)	Arvo Pärt: Für Anna Maria, Complete Piano Music	Piano – Jeroen van Veen ——— Recorded March 2013, Van Veen Productions, Studio 1, Culemborg, The Netherlands	1:31:18 (Pop-up)
Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Österreichisches Ensemble für neue Musik & Howard Arman	Pärt: Which Was the Son Of...	Arvo Pärt: Miserere (Live)	2021	1:36:21 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - The Hilliard Ensemble	Arbos (Trees)	Arbos	Bass Trombone – Volker Hensiek; Conductor – Dennis Russell Davies; Ensemble [Brass] – Staatsorchester Stuttgart; Percussion – Albert Bowen, Karl-Heinz Himstedt; Tenor Trombone – Bernhard Leitz, Martin Hueber, Ulrich Pförtsch; Trombone [Contrabass] – Frank Greiner; Trumpet – Bertram Schwarz, Fritz Neher, Heribert Rosenthal, Werner Heckmann - - recorded: March, August 1986 Karlshöhe, Ludwigsburg Dedicated to Andres Mustonen	1:44:01 (Pop-up)
DJ Best Pärts	"DJ Best Pärts"			1:46:25 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Pärt: Symphony No. 2 : I	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Orchestra – NFM Wrocław Philharmonic - - Symphony No. 2 (1966) rec'd 2018	1:54:00 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Pärt: Symphony No. 2 : II	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Orchestra – NFM Wrocław Philharmonic - - Symphony No. 2 (1966) rec'd 2018	1:57:37 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Pärt: Symphony No. 2 : III	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Orchestra – NFM Wrocław Philharmonic - - Symphony No. 2 (1966) rec'd 2018	1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Le Nuove Musiche, Krijn Koetsveld & Wendy Roobol	Maria Antifonen: VII. O Immanuel	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat, Stabat Mater	Alto Vocals – Hugo Naessens, Kaspar Kröner; Bass Vocals – Bas Ramselaar, Berend Eijkhout; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Krijn Koetsveld; Ensemble – Le Nuove Musiche; Soprano Vocals – Mónica Montero, Wendy Roobol; Tenor Vocals – Emilio Aguilar (2), Falco Van Loon; - - Recording: February 2008 (1-9) Mijnsheerenland; October 2016	2:04:37 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Arbos "Arbos" by "Arvo Pärt"	Sonograms (VA)	recorder: Benedikta Bonitz; triangle - Stoyan Pavlov - thanks to Irene Trudel for this amazing find!!	2:06:57 (Pop-up)
Stephen Layton	The Deer's Cry "The Deer's Cry" by "Stephen Layton"	PÄRT: Choral Music	Alto Vocals – Amy Lyddon-Towl, Christopher Lowrey, Eleanor Minney, Helen Charlston, Jessica Dandy, Katherine Nicholson (2), Ruth Kiang, Simon Ponsford; Bass Vocals – Dominic Kraemer, Laurence Williams (2), Michael Craddock, Richard Hannan, Richard Savage, Simon Whiteley, William Gaunt; Choir – Polyphony; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Stephen Layton; Soprano Vocals – Alison Hill, Amy Wood (4), Emma Walshe, Genevieve Wakelin, Hannah Partridge, Katie Thomas, Louise Prickett, Rachel Ambrose Evans, Rosemary Galton, Zoe Brown; Tenor Vocals – Benedict Hymas, Christopher Hann, Gwilym Bowen, Jonathan English, Oliver Jones (9), Ronan Busfield - - Recorded in All Hallows, Gospel Oak, London, on 1-3 August 2013	2:13:37 (Pop-up)
Christopher Bowers-Broadbent	Arvo Pärt: Trivium	Arvo Pärt, Peter Maxwell Davies, Philip Glass: Trivium	Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent; Producer – Manfred Eicher - - Recorded October 1990 Grossmünster, Zürich	2:17:35 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tonu Kaljuste	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat (1989)	Te Deum	Alto Vocals – David James (13), Kadri Mitt, Kai Darzins, Külli Selke, Maire Joala, Maret Küüra, Tiiu Otsing; Bass Vocals – Aarne Talvik, Allan Vurma, Kalev Keeroja, Tõnis Tamm, Tõnu Tormis, Uku Joller; Cello – Kaido Kelder, Mart Laas, Tõnu Jõesaar, Ülle Hahndorf; Choir – Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir; Conductor – Tõnu Kaljuste; Double Bass – Aleksander Jõgi, Jüri Lepp Harp [Windharp] – Kaido Suss; Orchestra – Tallinn Chamber Orchestra; Piano [Prepared Piano] – Anne Tüür; Producer [Produced By] – Manfred Eicher Soprano Vocals – Anne Lassmann, Annely Sarv, Eha Pärg, Kaia Urb, Meeli Kallastu, Raili Jaanson, Vilve Hepner; Tenor Vocals – Arvo Aun, Elmo Tiisvald, Erkki Targo, Kaido Janke, Kaido Suss, Mati Turi, Tiit Kogermann, Toivo Kivi; Viola – Kirti-Kai Loorand, Martti Mägi, Rain Vilu, Viljar Kuusk; Violin – Andrus Haav, Eva Punder, Harry Traksmann, Kristel Eeroja, Pirgit Vesmes, Ruth Mägi, Terje;Raidmets, Toomas Nestor, Ulrika Kristian, Urmas Vulp; Violin [Leader] – Maano Männi - - Te Deum (1984-1986) - -Silouans Song (1991) To Archimandrite Sophrony and his brethren commissioned by Svenska Rikskonserter	2:24:33 (Pop-up)
Pärt Time DJ	"Pärt Time DJ"			2:31:05 (Pop-up)
Kronos Quartet	Arvo Pärt / Missa Syllabica - Summa	25 Years (Disc 1) (John Adams, Arvo Pärt)	Cello – Joan Jeanrenaud; Viola – Hank Dutt; – David Harrington, John Sherba . - -Recorded November 1987 at Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen, Massachusetts	2:37:15 (Pop-up)
Le Nuove Musiche, Krijn Koetsveld & Wendy Roobol	Maria Antifonen: IV. O Schlüssel Davids	Arvo Pärt: Magnificat, Stabat Mater	Alto Vocals – Hugo Naessens, Kaspar Kröner; Bass Vocals – Bas Ramselaar, Berend Eijkhout; Composed By – Arvo Pärt; Conductor – Krijn Koetsveld; Ensemble – Le Nuove Musiche; Soprano Vocals – Mónica Montero, Wendy Roobol; Tenor Vocals – Emilio Aguilar (2), Falco Van Loon; - - Recording: February 2008 (1-9) Mijnsheerenland; October 2016	2:42:27 (Pop-up)
NFM Wrocław Philharmonic & Tõnu Kaljuste	Symphony No. 4 "Los Angeles" : 3. Insistentemente. Con intimo sentimento Coda. Deciso	Arvo Pärt: The Symphonies	Symphony No. 4 "Los Angeles" (2008) Dedicated to Mikhail Khodorkovsky	2:44:10 (Pop-up)
Ralph van Raat	Lamentate: Hommage to Anish Kapoor and his Sculpture 'Marsyas': Consolante	PÄRT: Piano Music	Conductor – JoAnn Falletta; (tracks: 18 to 27) Orchestra – Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic; (tracks: 18 to 27) Piano – Ralph van Raat; Recorded at Studio MCO 1, Muziekcentrum van de Omroep, Hilversum, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 6th February, 2010	2:52:14 (Pop-up)
Ralph van Raat	Lamentate: Hommage to Anish Kapoor and his Sculpture 'Marsyas': Stridendo	PÄRT: Piano Music	Conductor – JoAnn Falletta; (tracks: 18 to 27) Orchestra – Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic; (tracks: 18 to 27) Piano – Ralph van Raat; Recorded at Studio MCO 1, Muziekcentrum van de Omroep, Hilversum, The Netherlands, from 2nd to 6th February, 2010	2:53:25 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt - The Hilliard Ensemble	De Profundis	Arbos	Baritone Vocals – Paul Hillier; Bass Vocals – David Bevan; Countertenor Vocals – David James; Ensemble – The Hilliard Ensemble; Organ – Christopher Bowers-Broadbent; Percussion – Albert Bowen; Tenor Vocals – John Potter; - (1980) Dedicated to Gottfried von Einem	2:54:50 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Spiegel im Spiegel "Spiegel im Spiegel" by "Arvo Pärt"	Alina	Piano – Sergej Bezrodny; Violin – Vladimir Spivakov - -recorded in July 1995 and released in 1999	3:01:37 (Pop-up)
Thank You, Arvo Pärt. Happiness On You.				3:12:04 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	Zip Five "Zip Five" by "Baby Face Willette"	Mo' Rock	Drums – Eugene Bass Guitar – Ben White (3) Organ – Roosevelt Baby Face Willette - - - Recorded At – Ter Mar Studios - Chicago, 1964	3:17:11 (Pop-up)
Grant Green	Baby's Minor Lope "Baby's Minor Lope" by "Grant Green"	Grant's First Stand	Grant Green – guitar • Baby Face Willette – organ • Ben Dixon – drums Recorded January 28, 1961 Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs	3:22:27 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Here 'Tis "Here 'Tis" by "Lou Donaldson"	Here 'Tis	Lou Donaldson - alto saxophone • Baby Face Willette - organ • Grant Green - guitar • Dave Bailey - drums. — Recorded January 23, 1961, Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ	3:29:38 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	They Can't Take That Away From Me	Stop and Listen	Baby Face Willette – organ • Grant Green – guitar • Fred Jackson – tenor saxophone • Ben Dixon – drums. —— • Recorded • January 30, 1961, • RVG	3:39:03 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	Swingin' At Sugar Ray's	Face to Face	Baby Face Willette – organ • Grant Green – guitar • Fred Jackson – tenor saxophone • Ben Dixon – drums. —— • Recorded • January 30, 1961, • RVG	3:45:27 (Pop-up)
Baby Face Willette	Unseen and Unknown	Mo' Rock	Drums – Eugene Bass Guitar – Ben White Organ – Roosevelt Baby Face Willette - - - Recorded At – Ter Mar Studios - Chicago, 1964	3:51:57 (Pop-up)
DJ B Gone	"DJ B Gone"		THANKS NOBLE CLUBBERS FOR ANOTHER 4 HOURS OF NEITHER PAIN, NOR BOREDOM. SEE YOU UPON THE SABBATH NEXT.	3:56:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:58am listener james from westwood: Hi ho, Stork and all!
	11:59am Stork: Heya hiya !!! You're lookin' sharp, you! Get in heah!!!
	12:01pm doctorjazz: hey Stork and Storkers!
	12:02pm Stork: Welcome in, doc jazz!!
	12:02pm spodiodi: aloha, Stork and everybody!
	12:02pm abbazabba: Stork!
	12:02pm Irene: Good afternoon Stork and Clubsters! Checking in early for a cocktail of music before heading out for a birthday celebration.
	12:02pm TDK60: Hi Stork. Back at the classy club. Can only stay for part of the Pärt.
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Afternoon ...in love already...
	🥁 12:04pm listener james from westwood: Indeed! Sweet afternoon sounds for proofreading under a gloomy sky.
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Classy joint!
	12:05pm Stork: Hey TDK60! Nice you're here at all!
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Perfect music for introspection on this gray 'summer's over' kind of afternoon. Periods at the end of sentences. Memorable dates. Half-remembered first days of school. Reflection.
	12:07pm chresti: Hi Stork and grown-ups!
	🥁 12:09pm WR: Connected and in the kitchen. Business as usual for a Sunday.
	12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Good morning Stork. PERFECT! This morning I feel like a tabula rasa.
	12:10pm Stork: Herzlich Willkommen, Irene, spodiodi, abbazzaba, Revolution Rabbit Nov63, StringOFperils, and of course chresti! Lovely to have you all gathered!
	12:10pm StringOFperils: I got this LP at a Goodwill store for next to nada, back in the '90s. Inconceivable, but true.
	12:11pm Dean: Gidon Kremer turned 75 on Feb. 27, 2022, a Sunday. A worthy subject for a tribute, too
	12:12pm fred: Greetings Stork and patrons. Let's start with a round of Glen Passaic, that should Rasa our Tabulas
	12:15pm spodiodi: 42. hoping for good things... it is the answer to the universe, after all
	12:18pm Stork: Ho, there WR, fred, and Dean! Let the Glenn P flow (okay, that didn't exactly sound good)
	12:21pm katharsis: Hellos Stork and all
	12:23pm Stork: Greetings, katharsis!
	12:23pm doctorjazz: Hadn't heard about this Metheny-really cool! (way back, when I was taking jazz guitar lessons (unsuccessfully), my teacher took me to the Village Vanguard to see Jim Hall. Hall came over to our table between sets (my teacher had studied with him), and spent most of the time raving about Metheny, with whom he'd just played. "Lots of gadgets and electronics, but boy can he play", or something along those lines.
	12:24pm abbazabba: Pat! Metheny!
	12:27pm fred: @Stork: To be honest, the first Glen Passaic doesn't taste that good either. By the third or so, it gets better
	12:29pm Stork: Great story, doc. That is one cool teacher you had there.
	12:43pm listenmissy: Greetings @Stork and Storkers! This is @adamdoesit’s wife here - long time lingerer, first time commenter. He’s out hiking with the dogs and will check in later. Just posting to say that I am super psyched to see it’s Arvo Pärt day at the club.
	🥁 12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♍Virgo, Year of Wood 🐖Boar ' Arvo Pärt (Estonian pronunciation: [ˈɑrʋo ˈpært]; born 11 September 1935) '
	🥁 12:44pm Michael 98145: great choice
	12:47pm doctorjazz: Hi there Listenmissy, welcome to the chat boards!
	12:47pm Stork: Yo, there listenmissy! Very honored to have you drop in. C'mon you mugs, make way for the boss's wife!
	🥁 12:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is that George Martin @ the console with him that one photo ?
	🥁 12:48pm David (in London): enters the Club with a showgirl on each arm and wearing a genuine imitation hamster fur hat, takes a side booth and slips the waiter a drachma. Downs a large Glenn Passaic and ginger Afternoon Stork. Salutations fellow Club-goers.
	12:49pm doctorjazz: OK, think I need to get my tush out of the easy chair, prepare to make a yogurt sauce (for my leftover yogurt grilled chicken), get some lunch, generally do something other than rest on my keister (though I am enjoying this keister time...)
	12:49pm spodiodi: welcome, listenmissy! aloha, David (in London)!
	12:49pm mackeral: I'm so glad this show is in the works. What a treat
	12:50pm doctorjazz: Hey, David (in London), share the show girls!!!
	🥁 12:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we always went to High Mass for Keister...
	12:51pm Stork: David (in London) - beautiful entrance sashay!
	12:52pm Stork: doc - we hope to see you right back on that keister in short order
	12:53pm Stork: Welcome, mackeral most holy! Glad you're enjoying!
	12:54pm listenmissy: Thanks for the warm welcome, and for this sublime choral piece.
	1:01pm TDK60: What meditative sounds.
	🥁 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed gorgeous.
	1:05pm TDK60: I first heard of Pärt via the Kronos Quartet's "Winter Was Hard" album.
	1:07pm Stork: Stay tuned, TDK60.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: OK, gotta run for now, back later, lovely sounds, thanks, Stork!
	🥁 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The fineness of this use of the instruments of human voices - it's almost too much.
	1:08pm Stork: See you soonest, doc!
	1:09pm Stork: Revolution Rabbit Nov63 - agree - just endlessly astounding.
	🥁 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Toast Ye All with the DeathWishCoffeez ~
	1:14pm Listening Out There: Greetings, Clubbers…
	1:14pm Stork: Listening Out There - howdies and s'up y'all's.
	1:22pm mackeral: my first exposure to Part was Hilliard's Passio. I experienced the full force of something completely new in my life.
	1:23pm mackeral: Fratres was the music for my roomates's memorial. Here's to ya, Rob. I see you.
	1:24pm Stork: The weird sound of lots of horsehair being bowed quietly (or is it dust on the needle?) - is both beautiful and slightly unnerving.
	1:28pm abbazabba: Damn, this is so beautiful
	1:30pm Stork: This piece is a tear jerker for me, too.
	1:39pm listenmissy: I’ve noticed what I think is that same horsehair sound when Fratres is played live by New York City Ballet’s orchestra, for the piece ‘Liturgy’ by Christopher Wheeldon (his best, IMO). Anyone know what that is? Is it the musician’s breathing?
	1:43pm Stork: @listenmissy: I suspect it's both breathing and the sound of close-miked, low volume bowing - the Quartet may be leaning into that sound as well - only they know.
	1:49pm fred: I've never seen Wheeldon, thanks for the recommendation. I guess he either doesn't come to Paris, or does in expensive places I can't afford
	🥁 1:50pm David (in London): Ely Cathedral is a real stunner, so it must have been amazing to be at that recording.
	1:55pm Stork: I probably mispronounced Ely, DiL, right?
	1:56pm Robm: Hello fellow storks
	1:57pm Stork: Robm - welcome!
	1:58pm Robm: Thanks stork did not feel like watching boring football today
	🥁 2:01pm David (in London): Stork, think Ron Ely, Doc Savage: Man of Bronze. Hey Robm.
	2:02pm listenmissy: @Fred, he primarily works with the Royal Ballet and, more recently, musical theater (An American In Paris, MJ The Musical.) I’ve mixed feelings about his work - when he first starting choreographing (with NYCB) he showed a lot of innovation and promise. In addition to Liturgy, he also set a piece called Polyphonia to Ligeti. (He made a piece called After the Rain, set to Pärt‘s Spiegel Im Spiegel that, like the music it uses, is overplayed. Every company does it these days, and too much. Though I admit the first time I saw it, with the dancer he created it for, Wendy Whelan, I found it extremely moving.)
	2:02pm fred: Looks like Wheeldon is indeed having his work performed only in high-end places I hate: very expensive, with poor visibility. Venues where the point is to be seen, not to see
	2:03pm Robm: Hi david @Fred howdy
	2:04pm Robm: @Listenmissy howdy to you too
	2:09pm fred: @listenmissy: I guess I go for quantity these days. I missed contemporary dance so much during lockdown I now see >50 shows a year. Forking 100€ to barely see a show is just not worth it to me
	2:09pm Stork: This may be the only piece exclusively for recorder and triangle in my collection.
	🥁 2:12pm Michael 98145: amazing ...
	2:12pm listenmissy: @fred Wow! You see a lot more dance than I do.I should be taking tips from you.
	🥁 2:20pm David (in London): What a magnificent organ. I'll get my coat.
	2:23pm fred: @listenmissy: My faves are Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Hofesh Shechter, but they don't have US tours announced at the moment. Catch them when they come your way
	2:27pm Stork: DiL - 😆
	2:29pm doctorjazz: And, on that note, I'm back (ba-da-boom!)
	2:31pm Robm: Hey doctorjazz
	2:34pm doctorjazz: Hey Robm!
	2:35pm listenmissy: @fred: I too like de Keersmaeker but haven’t seen her work in many years. I’m familiar with Hofesh Shechter in name only. The company sounds like it would be a good fit for the kind of programming the Brooklyn Academy of Music does. (That’s where I’ve seen de Keersmaeker, along with Batsheva, who used to perform there every other year, and the Forsythe Dance Company before William Forsythe left it to return to ballet.)
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: hello Stork and storklers
	🥁 2:39pm duke: I see that you redecorated the club. I like the color scheme.
	2:40pm Stork: Welcome back, doc! It's Pärt-Day! Get on the dance floor!
	2:41pm Stork: duke! Howdy-hi!
	2:43pm Robm: @Listenmissy and fred interesting conversation about dance and ballet in general, learning a lot about it
	2:44pm Robm: Howdy coel Howdy duke
	2:45pm Stork: @Robm - I second that. Dance is not something I know really anything at all about.
	2:45pm listenmissy: @Robm: Whew, thanks. As a newcomer I worried I might be leading the Pärt party too far astray.
	🥁 2:46pm Michael 98145: what Mr Stork just said
	2:46pm katharsis: Loving the music, reading, drifting in and out. @ Fred and Listenmissy I appreciate the dance dialogue. I’m gonna look up those choreographers.
	2:47pm Stork: A really priceless documentary to check out, re: Arvo: www.youtube.com... - I recommend hat you turn the closed captions on.
	2:48pm Robm: @listenmissy your not a troll which i like and I don’t see too many of them on the internet streams @stork thanks
	2:49pm fred: @listenmissy: I looked at the BAM site, Lia Rodrigues could be worth seeing (I haven't see this one though). Gisèle Vienne maybe (music should be loud: KTL). Not sure about Emmanuel Gat, I've had mixed luck there, but could be worth a shot
	2:49pm Stork: The party here starts astray, listenmissy - This forum is truly open to all and everything - you got astray? bring it!
	2:50pm listenmissy: If there are Steve Reich fans among us here, I recommend checking out Anne Teresa de Kaersmaaker, who has made a number of pieces to his works. (She is also the person Beyoncé was once accused of copying.)
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: hi Robm
	2:50pm Robm: @Stork one thing i like about the accu is you can see some rather interesting conversations and you learn a lot from it and yes politics can get interesting here too
	2:51pm Stork: I really treasure the whole accu-experience!
	2:52pm listenmissy: (Er, it’s spelled Keersmaeker.)
	2:53pm fred: I have seen Rain (set to Music for 18 musicians) 7 times, twice with live musicians
	2:53pm Robm: @stork one thing i have learned on here is not too feed the trolls
	🥁 2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Dance - ?! ...how does that relate to ...Music... (That's irony, folks. Just because it's an Art form - & everything else about it - I'm completely oblivious too...)
	2:59pm Robm: Ok fellow stork club listeners going to check out paul brunos show
	3:00pm mackeral: Hilliard has done such a beautiful job with this music. What a treasure.
	3:01pm mackeral: that bell
	3:03pm Stork: It seems Hilliard can do almost anyone's music and lift it up to the heavens.
	3:03pm fred: Sorry guys, don't get me started about dance, let alone Rosas. Barkeep! A round of Glen Passaic on me to apologize (or make them forget?)
	3:04pm Stork: Right away fred! Is it dance to remember, drink to forget-? or the other way round?
	🥁 3:07pm Michael 98145: You certainly bring us a lot of fine programming ...
	3:09pm Stork: Thank you, Michael 98145 - I'm so grateful that it's there to bring.
	🥁 3:14pm Michael 98145: nadie te quita lo que bailaste - no one takes away what you danced
	3:16pm adamdoesit: "What's your wife's name and where can I get a look at her?" "It's listenmissy, and… hey, wait a minute, what's this 'get a look at her' business? I thought this was radio!"
	🥁 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...where can I get a look @ her dancing ...let's be honest...
	🥁 3:17pm David (in London): Gotta check out of the Club now. Thankee Stork, great show. Have a good week Club-goers.
	🥁 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside DiL
	3:18pm Stork: Thanks, DiL - come back and class the joint up again soon!
	3:20pm Stork: adamdoesit: don't worry, I've been keeping an eye on these bums. They aint gonna sidle up to your wife in your absence. There're signs up all over the joint: NO SIDLING!
	🥁 3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: From the sublime to the boplicitous.
	🥁 3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I try to not take sidles in these issues...
	3:23pm adamdoesit: Thanks, Stork. I know I can count on you to keep the tenor civil and the drinks warlike. fred, thanks for keeping her busy on the dance floor. Barkeep, a round of Bande a Pärts* on me! * Bande a Pärt: 2 Pärts Glen Passaic 1 Pärt Cointreau 1 Pärt Keersmaeker liqueur 1 tbsp lemon juice Shake over ice in black and white and serve with a snap.
	3:26pm katharsis: @michael I like that.
	3:26pm Layet Johnson: Proud to hear that last tune while in Little Rock. Thanks for the history.
	3:27pm Stork: Another deathless* cocktail added to the book by adamdoesit! * nothing deathless, however, about those who DRINK adamdoesit's cocktails
	3:29pm Stork: Hey, greetings Layet Johnson! Cool!
	3:30pm katharsis: Is river water the drink of choice at this joint? That’s the only Passaic I know.
	🥁 3:35pm Michael 98145: distilled here into an intoxicant
	3:35pm adamdoesit: katharsis, as the peated spring waters of the Scottish highlands are to a fine single malt, the oleagenous ooze of the Passaic River is to Glen P-- hey, careful! don't get any on your hand!
	🥁 3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A little sumpin sumpin for us Gittarheadz...
	3:38pm Stork: katharsis: - dunno about drink of choice - more like we're condemned to it.
	🥁 3:38pm Michael 98145: sometimes the drink chooses you
	3:42pm adamdoesit: This is the very song I hum when the barkeep leaves me alone in the corner with my own bottle of the stuff.
	3:42pm doctorjazz: Had go again, catch the show tomorrow at the office. Thanks,Stork!
	3:43pm Stork: See/talk soon, doctorjazz! Thanks for bein.'
	🥁 3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they can't take the GlennPassaic away from you ...but as it is practically a universal solvent - it tends to slip away on its own...
	3:44pm Stork: Glen Passaic: It takes you away from you
	3:47pm Stork: Doin' a little foot-poundin' to this one. Hope my neighbour appreciates my taste in hard-bop.
	3:48pm adamdoesit: It's a corker, Storker.
	🥁 3:48pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, DJ Stork
	3:49pm katharsis: Thank you Stork and all. I’m off to tea and dancing.
	🥁 3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The plain definitive beauty of BlueNote recording. & playing. & cover arts...
	3:51pm Stork: Wowzalla! That was fun-city! Thanks for jumping on the wagon for another 4-hour ride! See yuz again really goddam soon!!?!!?!???
	3:51pm spodiodi: thanks a lot, Stork! loved today's tributes
	🥁 3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Warm loud Electric Gittar tubes just this side of being overdriven. Don't tell the JazzPolice !...
	🥁 3:54pm WR: Thank you Stork and corkers. It's been a gas.
	3:56pm adamdoesit: Thanks, barkeep. I'm glad this is still a place where a lady can… oh. Guess I should've warned her about the hole in the floor where I knocked over my drink last week. Barkeep, could I trouble you for the ladder and the flashlight again?
	3:57pm Stork: THANKS SO MUCH SPODI, REV RABB ET EVERYBODY ELSE -
	3:57pm listenmissy: Thanks Stork and everybody! Until next week…
	🥁 3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~
	3:59pm Stork: adamdoesit - keep the bottle - on the house
	4:03pm Stork: OMG - did Doug slip in a version of They Can't Take That Away From Me to transition to Lady C? Or a happy coincidence to transition to Lady C? Brilliant either way!
	4:06pm chresti: Thank you for the wunderful show, Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from September 11, 2022

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