WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from March 4, 2023

Listener comments!
	🥁 10:54am RobbieWhite: Good morning
	10:57am WR: Getting ready, ears cleaned. Eyes open.
	🥁 10:58am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bob and all!
	10:58am 1whoknewcthulhu: Good morning, Bob and all. And away we go!
	10:59am SmokinJ: Cheers bb & all! 8-)
	11:00am Bob Brainen: Robbie White of WOWD!
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob and all other listeners!
	11:00am Bob Brainen: WR!
	11:00am dan: Good morning all
	11:00am Bob Brainen: listener james from westwood!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: 1whoknewcthulhu!
	11:01am TDK60: Good morning, Bob. Hats off for David Lindley, 1944 - 2023.
	11:01am Jeff: Good Morning Bob + fellow mourners Everyone keeps dying!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: SmokinJ!
	11:01am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ TDK60 @11:01 Hi there TDK60!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Andrew in Toronto!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: dan!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: TDK60!
	11:02am mauri: Hey Bob!
	11:03am TDK60: Hi Andrew.
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Jeff!
	🥁 11:03am chresti: Hi Bob and braineniacs!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: mauri!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: chresti!
	🥁 11:03am chresti: Making coffee BRB!
	🥁 11:05am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob & all!
	11:05am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:03 Hi crestikins!
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Gina Bacon!
	11:05am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Today Could Be The Day" by "dBs" Great band, love thie! Hi Biob and Bobsters!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: doctorjazz!
	11:06am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Somebody Made for Me" by "Emitt Rhodes" At his McCartney-esqeue best!
	🥁 11:06am Will thee Sound Guy: Good morning Bob Brainen and all!!!
	11:07am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @11:06 Hey doc!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Will thee Sound Guy!
	11:07am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:06 Hiya Will thee Sound Guy!
	11:08am TDK60: That dBs song seemed to use the melody from the folk song, John Hardy.
	11:08am TDK60: ↳ chresti @11:03 Morning chresti! How was the Meg Baird show?
	11:08am doctorjazz: ↳ chresti @11:03 (staggersa around, hands in front of him.) cofeeeee....cofeeee...cofeeee...
	11:09am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:07 Hey Andrew-got any coffee???
	🥁 11:09am wmfromD: Morning Bob and all.
	11:09am Bob Brainen: wmfromD!
	🥁 11:10am (Mr) Bill: So relieved that everyone here survived the once-in-a-myriad Blizzard of February ’23. Now it’s Jobim’s aguas de marco at 41 degrees Fahrenheit at 41 degrees north.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: (Mr) Bill!
	11:11am doctorjazz: Always have trouble deciding on the DJ CD's (usually bug Joe McGasko after the marathon is over, when I finally make a decision. I'd say this knocks off one of my choices, loods great!
	11:12am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @11:09 I`m afraid not. Multiple types of tea, though.
	🥁 11:13am (Mr) Bill: I wish I had a hoagie to go with Hoagy.
	11:17am Gerry from Miami: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:06 Saw a couple of clips on the Google news feed this morning from Elvis Costello's 10-night, 250-song stand in NYC last week. Fantastic! And Steve Nieve on piano was more than just great. LONG LIVE MR. DECLAN PATRICK McMANUS! He did repeat one song, ending each night's performance with the anthemic "What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love and Understanding?"
	11:17am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Fire Waltz" by "Mal Waldron" Never heard this solo Waldron version-it's famous from the version with Eric Dolphy, of course. Tres Cool!
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Gerry from Miami!
	🥁 11:19am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @11:08 Morning TDK60! Good show at earsplitting levels for the Zebulon. I was stuffing plugs in my ears all night. Chris Forsythe was good too.
	11:20am doctorjazz: ↳ Gerry from Miami @11:17 Missed this set of shows, did get to see him pre-pandemic in an outdoor summer, he opened for Steely Dan (I'm a Dan fan, but Elvis KILLED them!)
	🥁 11:21am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience" by ... (Morning all.) Each time I hear this, I'm left wondering: Is there an established connection (other than coincidence) between Hank Levine's melody and the old jingle for KFWB (L.A.'s 60's-era equivalent to 77-WABC, which became an all-news format in the 80's or 90's)?
	11:21am doctorjazz: ↳ chresti @11:19 Forsythe is someone I WANT to like, but saw him once and didn't. I always feel like the music (that I've heard) is a backup track waiting for a vocal or melody track
	11:22am TDK60: ↳ chresti @11:19 Earsplitting levels? Was it likely not Baird but the Forsyth combo?
	11:22am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Hinei Ma Tov" by "Abayudaya Congregation" AMAZING!!!
	11:23am dan: Ugandan Jewish Congregation, this sounds like a priceless collectors item
	🥁 11:23am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @11:22 Actually the Baird was louder.
	11:24am Jeff: Bob, this first set is stupendous!
	11:24am Sem: Bob! Hello! Greets, AiT, familiar avatars, and all.
	11:24am TDK60: ↳ chresti @11:23 chresti, Did she do a solo set or with band?
	11:24am Bob Brainen: A.J. MACHETE! You got it: song is slowed down & based on a radio jingle that was used in var. markets. In the NYC area we had W-A-B-C.
	11:24am dan: Saw an amazing documentary called Folk Brittania, Pentangle were prominently featured
	11:24am Sem: Love Pentangle.
	11:25am Bob Brainen: Sem!
	🥁 11:25am chresti: ↳ chresti @11:23 Her voice came in clear and not as loud as the band. No solo, TDK60.
	11:25am doctorjazz: ↳ dan @11:23 And it can be yours... smithsonianfolkways.bandcamp.com... (also available as a digital download only on Bandcamp) (Think I'll be getting me a copy)
	🥁 11:26am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:24 Thank you, Bob.
	11:26am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Rain & Snow" by "Pentangle" Used to hearing this 10 times faster (Grateful Dead version), nice!
	11:26am spodiodi: good morning, Bob! hello all
	11:26am Bob Brainen: Thanks Jeff!
	11:27am Bob Brainen: Saw that Doc Dan, & enjoyed it.
	🥁 11:27am chresti: gm spodi!\\//
	11:28am Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Bob, folks!
	🥁 11:28am (Mr) Bill: Thanks for Hinei Ma Tov from Uganda. My shikse goddess wife loves it (so do I).
	🥁 11:28am listener james from westwood: ↳ Song: "Bionic Boogaloo" by "Bio Ritmo" Thought I recognized that opening sound effect from the 70s!
	11:28am Bob Brainen: spodiodi!
	🥁 11:29am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ listener james from westwood @11:28 It got a silent chuckle from me when I heard it.
	11:29am spodiodi: gm chresti!\\//
	11:30am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ spodiodi @11:26 morning spodi!
	🥁 11:31am (Mr) Bill: ↳ doctorjazz @11:25 I, as well.
	11:31am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:27 morning crestikins!
	11:31am spodiodi: gm Andrew!
	11:31am doctorjazz: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @11:26 I meant to also post the Smithsonian website for the Uganda Jewish Music folkways.si.edu...
	🥁 11:32am chresti: morning Andrewkins!
	11:32am Andrew in Toronto: David Lindley R.I.P.
	11:33am TDK60: Was Pentangle the first western band to use sitar in folk? Or Donovan? Other?
	11:33am Frank Zaatar: ↳ doctorjazz @11:25 There's a very good documentary about the Ugandan Jewish community: en.m.wikipedia.org...
	11:33am dan: I think Ravi Shankar and Earl Scruggs should’ve done a record together. Shankar did a bunch with Yehudi Menuhin, I bet he would have considered such a collaboration.
	11:35am TDK60: I have a musician friend who visited different African Jewish communities.
	11:35am dan: 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸
	11:38am adamdoesit: Hi Bob and brains. Whew, made it.
	11:38am Bob Brainen: Frank Zaatar!
	11:38am Bob Brainen: Thanks everyone for the links!
	11:38am dan: @TDK60 The first 2 major Western recordings to use a sitar were Norwegian Wood and See My Friends
	11:39am Bob Brainen: adamdoesit!
	🥁 11:39am (Mr) Bill: ↳ dan @11:33 I love that Yehudi Menuhin’s so-called Christian name is “Jew.”
	🥁 11:40am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Ain't That Just Like a Woman" by "Fats Domino" Pure boogie.
	11:40am TDK60: Thanks Dan. "See My Friends" by whom? But anything non-major before "Norwegian Wood"?
	11:42am Bob Brainen: Dan, I'd have to relisten but I don't think Friends has a sitar. (?) Maybe a tambora for the drone, but not sure if it even has that.
	11:43am TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @11:40 Oh Kinks, that's it. Wikipedia says it used guitar sto simulate the tambura. But it says it was the first western pop song to have that sound.
	11:44am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @11:25 Thanks for the link, doc. My Bandcamp Friday treat was pianist Brad Meldhau's new solo album of Beatles covers. I kinda dig it. You guys might, too.
	11:44am TDK60: I know Donovan's third album, "Sunshine Superman," used sitar extensively but that was a year later, '66.
	11:44am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Latin Genetics" by "Ornette Coleman Quartet" This sounds like the acoustic band, not Prime Time (I saw him at Town Hall, he did one set with Prime Time, another with the acoustic quartet)
	🥁 11:47am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Latin Genetics" by "Ornette Coleman Quartet" Another note-worthy, posthumous birthday anniversary I always observe (9th of March). Back-to-back with Johnny Ventura (8th of March).
	11:47am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:44 I didn't realize that was on Bandcamp (the Meldhau), was bummed I missed his last run at the Village Vanguard (he likely played stuff from the Beatles Cover album). Have to add it to my Bandcamp cart (which is overflowing at present)...
	11:48am doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:47 Meldhau has some of those tunes on YouTube, heard some. He also did a great interview on Fresh Air early Feb... www.npr.org...
	11:50am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:44 And good morning Stream Poppa Adamdoesit!
	11:50am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Mental Revenge" by "Mel Tillis" Anyone hear Masters of War here?
	11:50am TDK60: And, the Yardbirds were going to use sitar on "Heart Full of Soul" in April '65 but thought the sound too weak and opted for Jeff Beck to imitate with droning fuzz guitar, the fuzz effect being new then also.
	11:52am doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 Not Masters of war, different Dylan, Gates of Eden.
	11:52am Andrew in Toronto: Here`s a Colin Blunstone interview for anyone interested: www.songfacts.com...
	11:52am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 Good morning to you, doc. I saw a bit about the Meldhau in the New Yorker (by Andrew yes-that-Marantz). It's axiomatic around chez adamdoesit that jazz covers of Beatles tunes often don't work as either. I like finding exceptions to the rule.
	11:53am zzz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 this is a very cool track! has a Lee Hazlewood, dramatic, vaguely sorta trippy. nice! hey DJ BB and all, happy saturday!
	11:54am TDK60: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 Tillis obviously had been listening to some Bob.
	11:54am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:52 Same hdone very poorlyere-jazzin' the Beatles is often pretty unappealing. I haven't heard all of the Meldhau (yet), but the tracks I have heard are cool-he reimagines them, make them his own. (the interview is cool too).
	11:55am Bob Brainen: Adamdoesit, heard this: www.discogs.com...
	11:55am Bob Brainen: zzz!
	11:55am Dean: "The first appearance of the sitar in a rock song seems to be the recording of the Yardbirds' 'Heart Full Of Soul' of April 1965, although the version with the sitar would not see release for another nineteen years." https://www.icce.rug.nl/~soundscapes/VOLUME04/West_meets_east.shtml
	11:56am doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:54 Definitely need more coffee...not even sure what that 1st sentence was supposed to say...🙃
	11:56am Bob Brainen: Well, Masters of War is one of many many "borrowed" melodies. Isn't it Nottamun Town?
	11:56am zzz: ↳ Song: "Here We Go" by "Jon Brion" missed this and not familiar with the track name but LOVE this movie and love this soundtrack. the He needs me by way of popeye is one of my fav things
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Dean!
	11:57am adamdoesit: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:55 Bob, thanks!
	11:57am TDK60: ↳ Dean @11:55 Thanks Dean, I was also asking about folk, those early freak-folkers like Sandy Bull, or a jazzer maybe. (Not counting earlier east-meets-west unions like Ravi Shankar and Yehudi Menuhin, and Bud Shank.
	11:57am Franco Twinkie: Staggered out of bed just in time to hop the bummer train.
	11:58am Zipperhead7: ↳ Song: "Pink Lillipop" by "Phil Upchurch Combo" Some serious church organ here!
	11:58am Bob Brainen: Franco Twinkie!
	11:59am Franco Twinkie: Bob Brainiac!
	11:59am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:57 Hiya Franco!
	12:00pm TDK60: Morning Franco T. You referring to fellow Angleno, David Lindley?
	12:00pm Franco Twinkie: HEEEEEEY ANDRRRRREW!!!
	12:01pm zzz: ↳ Zipperhead7 @11:58 yeah that was really good. raw and sanctified. @Bob, any idea who was on organ there in the combo?
	12:01pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @12:00 Is there a David story here?
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: Zipperhead7!
	12:02pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @11:01 Franco, see my post at 11:01. RIP.
	12:03pm dan: Wayne Shorter also died this week. A huge loss in jazz music
	12:03pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Music Matador" by "Eric Dolphy" This is great (think I have it in the On Deck Pile somewhere, have to pull it out)...
	12:03pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @11:01 Aw shit!
	12:04pm Zipperhead7: ↳ TDK60 @12:02 Inspired by Lindley, my first electric was a Danelectro Sears Silvertone I got at a flea market for $20. Those are such weird guitars
	12:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ dan @12:03 Sad, was 89. Playing untll not too long ago, I believe.
	12:05pm TDK60: ↳ dan @12:03 Dan, yes. And, incredibly, NYC station WKCR pulled off an all-day Shorter tribute the very next day, yesterday.
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hadn't heard about David Lindley, also very sad...
	12:06pm doctorjazz: ↳ TDK60 @12:05 I did listen to some of it (betweek WFMU streaming shows)-Jeff G is doing a tribute tomorrow on Desination Out, 9-12 EST, I hear.
	12:07pm TDK60: This Dolphy sounds very calypso-inspired.
	12:08pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Music Matador" by "Eric Dolphy" Reminds me a bit of Ayler, melody wise (Ornette too, simple, folk-like melody)
	12:09pm Dean: Lindley was 78, one key to the left of 89.
	12:09pm WR: ↳ doctorjazz @12:05 Shorter stopped performing in 2018 but he was active composing and in 2021 his opera Iphigenia that he composed in collaboration with Esperanda Spaulding was performed with him in attendance. www.youtube.com...
	12:13pm doctorjazz: ↳ WR @12:09 I knew about the Spaulding collaboration, thought he performed with her. Thanks WR!
	12:13pm dan: Some great Wayne Shorter work comes from his time with Joni Mitchell, in particular the song “The Sire of Sorrow” where he goes into some Paul Winter Consort type territory
	12:15pm WR: ↳ doctorjazz @12:13 reading up since his passing, I found that there were some other special projects for orchestra that Shorter did that I've not yet explored.
	12:18pm Andrew in Toronto: Here is Mr. Shorters book: www.amazon.com...
	12:18pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zipperhead7 @12:04 When I was in high school, this cute little hippie girl took me to McCabes in Santa Monica to see this guy named Jackson Browne I had never heard of. The place was half empty. We sat on folding chairs right in front of Jackson and David. Of course my friend was in love with Mr. Browne. I on the other hand was fascinated with Mr. Lindley. He was playing a brown Gibson lap steel, which appeared to be made of bakelite. But what really knocked me for a loop was his shirt. It was made out of a table cloth! It had pictures of place settings - plates, knifes, forks and folded napkins as the pattern on the front. I think we both went away with a new sense of purpose that night. She wanted to nab Jackson and I wanted my mom to make me a table cloth shirt.
	12:20pm dan: As of right now, the oldest jazz musicians are Phil Nimmons - 99 Johnny Pate - 99 Terry Gibbs - 98 Marshall Allen - 98 Roy Haynes - 97 Dick Hyman - 95 Bill Holman - 95 Benny Golson - 93 Sonny Rollins - 93 I might be missing a couple
	12:21pm dan: Richard Davis - 92
	12:21pm PaulRobeson1923: Good afternoon, from Long Beach NY
	12:21pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:18 I had an out-of-body experience at a David Lindley show.
	12:22pm Bob Brainen: PaulRobeson1923!
	12:22pm Bob Brainen: Andrew, do tell.
	12:22pm Zipperhead7: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:18 Great story, Franco! His fashion taste was as outre as his choices in guitars. I don't know how he got such a great roaring tone out of a plinky Danelectro
	12:25pm dan: Also, Doc Sevrinsen, Toshiko Akyioshi and even though he’s not a musician, Dan Morgenstern are also still alive.
	12:27pm pp: great comments all
	12:27pm PaulRobeson1923: Bob Brainen!
	12:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ dan @12:20 I know Marshall Allen is still performing (saw him twice last year, with the Arkestra and at his tribute). Not sure if any of the others are (I know Rollins stopped, ? Golson)
	12:28pm Dean: I would have sworn that Eubie Blake made it to 100, but no. He departed four years shy.
	12:28pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:22 In an email.
	🥁 12:28pm A.J. MACHETE: Steel Danish time!
	12:28pm Bob Brainen: pp! i think so too.
	12:28pm TDK60: I hope someone at WFMU put together a Lindley set. Lots to choose.
	🥁 12:30pm hopewithfeathers: Dan where have you been? 😉
	12:31pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @12:28 I thought Benny Carter lived to 100, but I was off exactly the same amount, he lived to 96. He continued to perform until age 90; saw him many times in his 80s, seemed not to have lost a step at all.
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: hopewithfeathers!
	12:32pm doctorjazz: ↳ TDK60 @12:28 With all the streams now, it could happen, and I wouldn't know it...
	12:32pm tom tom the pipers son: had a cool punk rock teacher in high school who said to me when i said i liked steely dan that they sounded like they wrote their songs with a dictionary open next to them.
	12:32pm adamdoesit: Seeing Joel Ross' Good Vibes band got me thinking about the other end of the jazz age spectrum. He looked like the old man of the group, and he's not even 30. Great to hear young people making it new.
	12:33pm TDK60: ↳ doctorjazz @12:32 Yeah, doc. Let me know if you hear of something from the woofmoo various corridors.
	12:33pm StringOFperils: Hi Bob! Enjoying the show. This Tiddleywinks reissue is pinging the radar pretty insistently.
	12:34pm Bob Brainen: tom tom the pipers son!
	12:35pm Bob Brainen: StringOFperils!
	12:37pm tom tom the pipers son: hi bob, what do you think of my punk rock teacher's quote about steely dan? i think its funny and valid whether you like them or not.
	12:38pm Dean: Wish I'd seen Benny Carter. I was certainly aware of him by the time he died.
	12:39pm Bob Brainen: What is a "punk rock teacher?"
	12:40pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:39 she had a funny haircut and wore kabuki make up kind of like klaus nomi
	12:41pm StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:37 Donald Fagen probably used a dictionary, a racing-form, a Jim Thompson novel, and all the post-grad thesis material on modal theory he could find. And the LA yellow-pages. He musta used those too.
	12:41pm doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @12:32 NY Times article on new jazz venues and the young in jazz... www.nytimes.com... Seems it's a thing again with the young-I was at Joel Ross' other group (largish band) at the Winter Jazz Fest performance, the band all seemed like they should be in bed already, and I brought the average age of the audience up 10 years...
	12:41pm Frank Zaatar: If you have to be taught punk rock you're not doing it right.
	12:43pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @12:41 ha!
	12:43pm dan: Also forgot to include Ray Anthony, he’s 101 and the last surviving member of Glenn Miller’s Orchestra
	12:44pm Soule: ↳ StringOFperils @12:41 Hee hee! Priceless!
	12:44pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:40 well maybe not full kabuki but she powdered her face and put on bright red lipstick
	12:48pm StringOFperils: Punk rock teachers, they'll bark you down like carneys, sell you Christmas cards in June..
	12:50pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @12:48 let me clarify... she was an english teacher specializing in science fiction
	12:51pm StringOFperils: Steely Dan used LOTS of science-fiction. She shoulda knowed that.
	12:51pm Bob Brainen: Soule!
	🥁 12:52pm chresti: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:50 Ok so she looked punk?
	12:52pm StringOFperils: Sounds like some kind of charlatan to me. A scoundrel in the wood-pile.
	12:53pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Winin' Boy Blues (Part 1)" by "Jelly Roll Morton" These recordings of Jelly Roll are actually quite a bit past when he was a "pop star", which was in the 1920's
	12:53pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ chresti @12:52 she didn't teach punk rock
	12:54pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @12:53 I believe there was (or was about to be) a New Orleans revival around when Jelly Roll was being interviewed for these recordings.
	12:56pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Winin' Boy Blues (Part 2)" by "Jelly Roll Morton" boy, he could really tickle those ivories...
	12:56pm Bob Brainen: Yeah in a couple of years. Jazz had enough of a history to have it's first "neo" phenomenon.
	🥁 12:56pm chresti: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:53 Right.
	12:57pm StringOFperils: ↳ doctorjazz @12:54 Plus John Hammond's running around trying to make this music cross over, with the Benny Goodman Trio with Teddy Wilson (shocking!) on piano, on a grand New York stage. Jazz was about to take off in a wider way.
	12:57pm Dean: Speaking of that first Hot Tuna album, it was recorded at a venue in Berkeley three blocks from the sofa where I sit. It was called New Orleans House. Dig the acts that played there back in the day: https://www.setlist.fm/venue/new-orleans-house-berkeley-ca-usa-53d42fa5.html
	12:57pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @12:52 no, she wasn't a charlatan... she lived in downtown nyc and commuted to the suburbs to teach.
	12:57pm Dean: Venue is now an auto repair shop.
	12:59pm SecretSquirrel: Hey Bob! It wouldn’t be Saturday without you. Congolese highlife, Debussy, Jelly Roll Morton, NRBQ – love the mix you serve us every week 🎼❤️
	1:00pm Bob Brainen: SecretSquirrel, thanks!
	1:00pm StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:57 Evidently a memorable teacher, and probably more serious than me, though I'd like to think we're both earnest, even though I've never met her....I'm almost feeling fondness for her now....yes..yes that's what that tingling sensation must be...or maybe I just need to get up and walk around..
	1:02pm TDK60: I still have this Everything Is Everything LP. Bit scratchy. This is the album with the best version of "Witchi Tai To, the original sung by Jim Pepper.
	1:03pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @1:02 That might be Pepper on the flute solo here.
	1:04pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @1:00 she put a crack in the homogeneity of suburban culture
	1:05pm dan: Someone needs to do a documentary on the American invasion in Britain portraying artists like P.J. Proby, Scott Walker/The Walker Brothers, Gene Pitney etc…
	1:07pm Bob Brainen: tom tom, she sounds cool. I think Becker & Fagen were / are pretty brilliant and just had lots & lots of stuff floating around in their brains.
	1:08pm Bob Brainen: dan, excellent idea! Also lots of American acts toured there and inspired tons of up and coming players.
	1:10pm Frank Zaatar: You could do a whole chapter on Sonny Boy Williamson's bowler hat.
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Mahty!
	1:12pm Bob Brainen: Uncle Michael!
	1:13pm Gerry from Miami: Yo, Uncle Michael! Mr. Balin it is! Perfect blend with Signe before Grace came along.
	1:14pm StringOFperils: That JA B-side was fascinating. That nexus where folky music goes from the Kingston Trio to the Airplane in like three seconds, how the hell did that happen?
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: ↳ StringOFperils @1:14 SOp, have you listened to Marty Balin's earlier, solo singles?
	1:16pm Dean: Stahship!
	1:16pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:07 she was, she lived in the same building as john chamberlain, the sculptor, who she said was weird or ornery or something like that, but invited me into the city to meet him. i was too intimidated to take her up on it. i regret it now.
	1:16pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ StringOFperils @1:00 Punk rock hadn't been invented yet when I was in high school. However, I had a social studies teacher who who knew Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan, lead singers in The Turtles since junior high. He was unfamiliar with their work with Frank Zappa, so I brought in Live at The Fillmore East 1971. He played it for the class on a clunky grey record player. He was cracking up at the unmitigated filth. The class was a sea of stone faces. It made me even more unpopular than I already was.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: FWIW, I think Punk Rock Teacher was talking out her ass. I can't think of any words in a Steely Dan song anyone that reads books wouldn't know.
	1:17pm TDK60: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:15 Hello Uncle Michael. I've never heard those earlier Balin cuts, would like to.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:15 No, UM, I have not. I have much to learn, and haven't always had the resources to master-sleuth all this stuff. One of the reasons I love this station! I should look those up. That time period and the transitions then really are very interesting.
	1:18pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @1:16 Franco, ha ha!
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: I'm guessing that Discogs could provide you with a list of Marty's singles, and that they'd all be accessible on Youtube. Maybe I need to do a "before they were rock gods" special.
	1:19pm StringOFperils: Franco jukes his high-school class, with a mudshark, and doesn't even get a detention.
	1:19pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:17 that's kind of a harsh way to talk about a lady
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @1:19 I calls 'em likes I sees 'em.
	🥁 1:20pm PT: A belated hello, Mr. B and listeners! Not to kiss up to anyone here (I would never!) but in reading today's comments, it occurs to me (not for the 1st time) that you have an uncommonly hep and mega-knowledgable listenership. I'm repeatedly bowled over by their...perspicacity? (Oh, and Marty Balin's c. 1962 single I Specialize In Love is on the Jefferson Airplane Loves You boxset)
	1:20pm Dean: "Bodhisattva"? A dictionary won't help, but "Cathy Berberian"? Maybe proper nouns don't count.
	1:21pm StringOFperils: Mizar 5. You might have to look that up too.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:20 Dean, do you have a list of every word that appears in a Steely Dan song, alphabetized, and with a count of occurrences? Could you generate one? Thanks.
	1:22pm TDK60: ↳ StringOFperils @1:14 String-o. Yes when I first heard "Takes Off" it sounded like Peter Paul & Mary meets the Beatles. Some of the San Fran rockers were originally folkies anyway. I think the mixing of folk and rock was "in the air" anyway circa '64, '65. But it is fun to find the exact inspirations for individual musicians (like Balin).
	1:23pm Dean: Kinda, sorta: https://sdarchive.com/lyricsalpha.html
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: ↳ PT @1:20 Pete, I played that on my show in 2013.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:23 I want to know how many times "with" appears in Steely Dan songs.
	🥁 1:27pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:21 You weren’t talking to me, but I’m chiming in that I learned “oleander” and “Bodhisattva” from S. Dan. Plus I still delight at hearing the word “piaster” in a lyric. Bet that neither Cole Porter nor Lorenz Hart worked that one in.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:19 Sounds like a fun show, UM!
	1:29pm StringOFperils: I learned 'roulade' from the Dan. Didn't know what a roulade was. Dumb luck, my friend.
	1:30pm Bob Brainen: PT! I concur with you.
	1:31pm Dean: You're looking for a concordance, UM. I imagine scraping that site and running a script to tally distributions shouldn't be too difficult, but I'm not the guy to do it. What's with "with"?
	1:31pm doctorjazz: Amazing how much discussion The Dan have generated...
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: ↳ doctorjazz @1:28 Probably not! It was only my 15th show.
	1:32pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @1:29 roulade... i use that word every day! ha!
	1:32pm Dean: Even though I don't know what drives the query, I'm already curious myself. These sorts of questions keep me up at night.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:31 "With" is a good word.
	1:33pm northguineahills: XTC, faved this Michael Shelley's show four years ago, must be a Saturday thing...
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: I winder if the Mayor of Simpleton ever met Peter Pumpkinhead.
	1:34pm PaulRobeson1923: Knowing is different than believing
	1:35pm Bob Brainen: northguineahills!
	1:36pm Dean: I'm partial to "of," but it can easily be overused. Some months ago--more than two years, actually--I wondered whether the six-digit security codes generated by my bank's login were anything approaching random. I started a spreadsheet to record every login, the code generated, the number of duplicate (or greater) numbers per code, and the number of numbers shared with the prior login code. The project is ongoing. One day I'll analyze the now sizeable dataset to identify patterns, randomness, etc. I could see doing something similar with word distributions in a corpus.
	1:36pm northguineahills: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @1:34 what if you know you believe?
	1:37pm Dean: Anybody into Gettier problems? That's another area that keeps me awake.
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:36 You're doing the lord's work, Dean.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Get, Getty, Gettier...Gettiest.
	1:38pm StringOFperils: If you know you believe, then you think you're beginning to understand. But if you're absolutely sure, then I believe you don't know.
	1:39pm Dean: I have noticed without rigorous testing that the math problem for posting comments here never entail carrying over to the tens or hundreds places. Spaghettiest
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: Puhsgettiest.
	1:40pm Jeff: Sarah Kramer reminds me of Lucinda Williams. That’s a good thing!
	1:40pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:36 No need to believe, unless you need To… untill the time comes
	1:41pm Dean: Gettier problems challenge the assumption that knowledge is a Justified True Belief (JTB). They are fascinating, even though few at the time Gettier wrote actually held that knowledge = JTB.
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @1:40 If I listened long enough to you I'd find a way to believe that it's all true
	1:42pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:36 I know, I know I saw your face. Peekin’ through, your window lace…
	1:42pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ StringOFperils @1:29 It took me a lot of years to get to hear Cathy Berberian.
	1:42pm Bob Brainen: Tim Hardin!
	1:43pm Gerry from Miami: Damn! Was all ready to enjoy seeing XTC on their "English Settlement" tour at the Hollywood Palladium in LA until a roadie came out on stage to announce that "Mr. Partridge wasn't feeling up to performing. You can get your refunds at the ticket booth." Andy was well-known for having a chronic case of stage frightening. Our loss!
	1:43pm Franco Twinkie: I'm a stinking mess and need to get in the shower. See you in fund drive hell,Bob.
	1:43pm PaulRobeson1923: I know I know I saw your face Peeking through your window lace… I heard you say the time will come When there won't be no place to run!
	1:44pm doctorjazz: ↳ Jeff @1:40 Will (finally) get to see Lucinda Williams at NY City Winery in an upcoming show, psyched!
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:43 I saw the tour in Lawrence, KS...before Andy downed tools.
	1:44pm Dean: I recently learned that one way to overcome stage fright or the debilitating fear of public speaking is to wash a lot of dishes. Andy Partridge should have considered that option.
	1:45pm WR: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:18 another great Franco story, thank you for sharing.
	1:45pm Dean: I passed along that advice to a colleague who wrote in reply, "My kitchen has never been so clean!"
	1:45pm Gerry from Miami: Uncle Michael, wasn't one of the major peanut butters advertised as the "peanuttiest" back in the day?
	1:45pm TDK60: ↳ Dean @1:44 Dean: But that might soften the finger callouses for some string players, I do believe.
	1:46pm northguineahills: if there is no plane of the a priori to start w/, there can be no knowledge. propositional knowledge is arbitrary. (or is it?)
	1:46pm Bob Brainen: Michael, ever see the Ang Lee movie "Ride With The Devil?" One of my favorites.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:45 I love that song!
	1:47pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:46 Tabula Rasa -we r all born innately good, baby Good2CU here
	1:47pm Dean: "You're soaking in it."
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:46 Me? Nope. Good?
	1:48pm Bob Brainen: Yes, partly set in Lawrence.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: I think this Orlons might be in honor of David Lindley...and his shirts.
	1:49pm TDK60: I played commercial gigs years back, and now only open mics, but still I get stage fright sometimes. For me, deep breathing or a quick walk around the block help.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: I recommend excessive alcohol consumption. I'm never cared right after I vomit.
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: *scared
	1:50pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:46 There is a book entitled “THE MAN WHO TURNED ON THE WORLD” Published 1971? Or 73… Do U believe everything ya read? I went to The Strand to ask about this book- The man behind the counter told me “last that book was in the store, 2001” So The BooK IS out there
	1:50pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "He's Gone" by "Orlons" thee orlons... what about the dacrons and polyesters? i jest, i liked that one.
	1:51pm StringOFperils: Propositional knowledge is handy when you're being constantly propositioned. Unless 'just say no' keeps all thoughts at bay.
	1:51pm Andrew in Toronto: What a wonderful show! Thanks Bob!
	1:52pm Dean: I recommend flinging poop. G.G. Allin had acute stage fright.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: I've made my peace with never having seen G.G. Allin perform
	🥁 1:54pm (Mr) Bill: Had fun. Tempus fugitted. Thank you.
	1:54pm doctorjazz: Some performers take the medication Inderal for stage fright, relieves some of the physical symptoms
	🥁 1:54pm listener james from westwood: Sweet stuff, Bob! Thanks!
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob!
	1:54pm adamdoesit: Thanks for the tunes, Bob.
	1:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Bob!
	🥁 1:55pm PT: There be 2 versions of the Spencer Davis Group's Don't Want You No More, one with Phil Sawyer on guitar, one with Ray Fenwick. They may be playing over the same track. Thank you for your kind indulgence!
	1:55pm dan: Thanks Bob
	1:55pm northguineahills: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @1:50 yeeps, the prices online are astronomical... don't see any phps or other scans...
	1:55pm StringOFperils: Glenn Gould used to eat beta-blockers. He like to be alone on the phone better than being on stage.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bob, loved the show! Thanks for the fun company on the board as well, great weekend, all! (dinner plans tonight, Kenyan restaurant, being taken by some Kenyan friends, psyched!)
	1:55pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:53 I digg GG Allin! “The last true Rock & Roller” Bite it you Scum is my favie
	1:55pm Dean: When there were no conflicts with Grateful Dead shows, all of which I attended, I saw all of Allin's.
	1:56pm TDK60: I do know that this has been a good show, Bob.
	🥁 1:56pm PT: CU @ Marathon next week, BB!
	1:56pm Dean: A JTB, TDK60: "this has been a good show."
	🥁 1:57pm (Mr) Bill: “How do you draw a blank?” My life will never be the same.
	1:57pm StringOFperils: Robert Ryman paintings: drawing a blank: www.google.com...
	1:57pm Pax: Been doing a little lurking, a lot of listening, and now it's time to say TY and adios. @ Bob.
	🥁 1:57pm chresti: Thanks Bob!
	1:57pm Jeff: Thanks Bob!
	1:58pm tom tom the pipers son: thx bb
	1:58pm StringOFperils: Thank you, Bob. Ya done good.
	1:58pm PaulRobeson1923: Thanks BoB!
	1:58pm James Douglas: According to Idiom of the day, This expression finds its origins in Tudor England, when the first national lottery was established by Queen Elizabeth the First in 1567. The lottery worked by putting slips of paper with the participants names on them into a pot, while an equal number of slips, some with prizes on them and some left blank, were put into another pot. Pairs of tickets were drawn simultaneously from the pots, matching a participant to a prize. More often than not, however, a blank slip was drawn, and the participant won nothing!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Maurice
	🥁 1:59pm wmfromD: Great show Bob!
	1:59pm StringOFperils: Some people called him Maurice. some called him Le Gangster d'Amour
	2:00pm adamdoesit: ↳ StringOFperils @1:59 He was a pompatus a posteriori, imo.
	🥁 2:00pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Bob, Awesome show today!!!
	2:00pm Bob Brainen: James Douglas! Makes sense an artist would know that expression!
	2:11pm WR: Thank you! Bob!
	11:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ BobBrainen ~

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Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience 1961 / 1966 0:00:00 (Pop-up)

dBs Today Could Be The Day "Today Could Be The Day" by "dBs" The Sound Of Music 1987 0:02:20 (Pop-up)

Emitt Rhodes Somebody Made for Me Emitt Rhodes 1970 0:05:38 (Pop-up)

Jon Brion Here We Go "Here We Go" by "Jon Brion" Punch Drunk Love 2002 OST 0:08:03 (Pop-up)

Pinky Winters The Nearness of You Pinky Winters w/Zoot Sims 1954 0:12:45 (Pop-up)

Mal Waldron Fire Waltz "Fire Waltz" by "Mal Waldron" Searching in Grenoble: The 1978 Solo Piano Concert 1978 / 2023 * 0:15:24 (Pop-up)

Abayudaya Congregation Hinei Ma Tov Music from the Jewish People of Uganda 2003 0:22:03 (Pop-up)

Pentangle Rain & Snow "Rain & Snow" by "Pentangle" Reflection 1971 0:23:27 (Pop-up)

Bio Ritmo Bionic Boogaloo "Bionic Boogaloo" by "Bio Ritmo" Salsa System 2023 10" * 0:27:22 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

0:31:23 (Pop-up)

Fats Domino Ain't That Just Like a Woman 1962 Live in France w/Dave Bartholomew, Lee Allen & Cornelius "Tenoo" Coleman-drums
see: Fats Domino - Aint That Just Like A Woman 0:36:33 (Pop-up)

Franco & L'O.K. Jazz Como Quere (Mulamba Mujos) 1961 title in Spanish (?) 0:41:17 (Pop-up)

Ornette Coleman Quartet Latin Genetics Ornette Coleman - Original Quartet & Prime Time: In All Languages 1987 0:43:54 (Pop-up)

Lloyd Green Panic (A Trip) "Panic (A Trip)" by "Lloyd Green" 1968 oddball single by great pedal steel player Big A label 0:47:33 (Pop-up)

Mel Tillis Mental Revenge "Mental Revenge" by "Mel Tillis" 1966 Kapp label 0:50:12 (Pop-up)

P.J. O'Connell Angel 10/11 "Angel 10/11" by "P.J. O'Connell" Dream Life 2001 0:52:31 (Pop-up)

Phil Upchurch Combo Pink Lillipop You Can't Sit Down 1961 MONO 0:55:46 (Pop-up)

Eric Dolphy Music Matador "Music Matador" by "Eric Dolphy" Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions 1963 /1 2018 0:58:58 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

1:06:59 (Pop-up)

Claude Debussy Mvt. 2: Assex Vif Et Bien Rhythm from String Quartet in G Minor Debussy - Ravel : The String Quartets 1893 / 1986 Emerson String Quartet 1:15:21 (Pop-up)

Sundays You're Not The Only One I Know [demo] The Black Session 1988 / 1993 Recorded in Paris 1:19:11 (Pop-up)

Tadd Dameron The Scene Is Clean "The Scene Is Clean" by "Tadd Dameron" Fontainebleau 1956 1:23:00 (Pop-up)

Steely Dan Fire In The Hole "Fire In The Hole" by "Steely Dan" Can't Buy A Thrill 1972 1:28:05 (Pop-up)

NRBQ That I Get Back Home "That I Get Back Home" by "NRBQ" Tiddlywinks 1980 / 2023 bonus track * 1:31:18 (Pop-up)

Family Gypsy Woman "Gypsy Woman" by "Family" 1967 b-side of their 1st single 1:33:52 (Pop-up)

Yardbirds Glimpses "Glimpses" by "Yardbirds" Little Games 1967 1:37:20 (Pop-up)

Duke Ellington The Clothed Woman "The Clothed Woman" by "Duke Ellington" 1947 1:41:42 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

1:44:31 (Pop-up)

Jelly Roll Morton Winin' Boy Blues (Part 1) The Complete Library of Congress Recordings 1938 / 2005 1:51:31 (Pop-up)

Jelly Roll Morton Winin' Boy Blues (Part 2) The Complete Library of Congress Recordings 1938 / 2005 1:55:22 (Pop-up)

Everything Is Everything featuring Chris Hills Everything Is Everything Everything Is Everything 1969 1:59:49 (Pop-up)

P.J. Proby Secret Love "Secret Love" by "P.J. Proby" 1965 2:03:21 (Pop-up)

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Gondii Changes 2023 * 2:05:51 (Pop-up)

Jefferson Airplane Runnin' Round This World Takes Off 1966 b-side of debut single 2:10:49 (Pop-up)

Shelagh McDonald Stargazer "Stargazer" by "Shelagh McDonald" Stargazer 1971 2:13:10 (Pop-up)

Cannonball Adderley I'll Never Stop Loving You Julian Cannonball Adderley And Strings 1956 2:17:21 (Pop-up)

David Greenberger & The Waldameer Players Over There Today! 2022 * 2:20:02 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:21:53 (Pop-up)

xTC Mayor Of Simpleton "Mayor Of Simpleton" by "xTC" Oranges & Lemons 1989 2:29:35 (Pop-up)

Tangarine (sic) Things Go Like This Anyway 2016 2:33:11 (Pop-up)

Sarah Kramer Home "Home" by "Sarah Kramer" Home 2012 2:36:52 (Pop-up)

Frank Carlberg Trio Bemsha Cubano Reflections 1952 2022 * 2:41:11 (Pop-up)

Orlons He's Gone "He's Gone" by "Orlons" The Wah-Watusi 1963 2:46:19 (Pop-up)

Ministry Of Sound Backseat Driver A Slight Disturbance In My Mind: The British Proto-Psychedelic Sounds of 1966 1966 / 2020 VAR 2:48:36 (Pop-up)

Spencer Davis Group Don't Want You No More With Their New Face On 1968 2:51:00 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:54:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 10:54am RobbieWhite: Good morning
	10:57am WR: Getting ready, ears cleaned. Eyes open.
	🥁 10:58am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bob and all!
	10:58am 1whoknewcthulhu: Good morning, Bob and all. And away we go!
	10:59am SmokinJ: Cheers bb & all! 8-)
	11:00am Bob Brainen: Robbie White of WOWD!
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob and all other listeners!
	11:00am Bob Brainen: WR!
	11:00am dan: Good morning all
	11:00am Bob Brainen: listener james from westwood!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: 1whoknewcthulhu!
	11:01am TDK60: Good morning, Bob. Hats off for David Lindley, 1944 - 2023.
	11:01am Jeff: Good Morning Bob + fellow mourners Everyone keeps dying!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: SmokinJ!
	11:01am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ TDK60 @11:01 Hi there TDK60!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Andrew in Toronto!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: dan!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: TDK60!
	11:02am mauri: Hey Bob!
	11:03am TDK60: Hi Andrew.
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Jeff!
	🥁 11:03am chresti: Hi Bob and braineniacs!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: mauri!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: chresti!
	🥁 11:03am chresti: Making coffee BRB!
	🥁 11:05am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob & all!
	11:05am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:03 Hi crestikins!
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Gina Bacon!
	11:05am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Today Could Be The Day" by "dBs" Great band, love thie! Hi Biob and Bobsters!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: doctorjazz!
	11:06am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Somebody Made for Me" by "Emitt Rhodes" At his McCartney-esqeue best!
	🥁 11:06am Will thee Sound Guy: Good morning Bob Brainen and all!!!
	11:07am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @11:06 Hey doc!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Will thee Sound Guy!
	11:07am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:06 Hiya Will thee Sound Guy!
	11:08am TDK60: That dBs song seemed to use the melody from the folk song, John Hardy.
	11:08am TDK60: ↳ chresti @11:03 Morning chresti! How was the Meg Baird show?
	11:08am doctorjazz: ↳ chresti @11:03 (staggersa around, hands in front of him.) cofeeeee....cofeeee...cofeeee...
	11:09am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:07 Hey Andrew-got any coffee???
	🥁 11:09am wmfromD: Morning Bob and all.
	11:09am Bob Brainen: wmfromD!
	🥁 11:10am (Mr) Bill: So relieved that everyone here survived the once-in-a-myriad Blizzard of February ’23. Now it’s Jobim’s aguas de marco at 41 degrees Fahrenheit at 41 degrees north.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: (Mr) Bill!
	11:11am doctorjazz: Always have trouble deciding on the DJ CD's (usually bug Joe McGasko after the marathon is over, when I finally make a decision. I'd say this knocks off one of my choices, loods great!
	11:12am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @11:09 I`m afraid not. Multiple types of tea, though.
	🥁 11:13am (Mr) Bill: I wish I had a hoagie to go with Hoagy.
	11:17am Gerry from Miami: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:06 Saw a couple of clips on the Google news feed this morning from Elvis Costello's 10-night, 250-song stand in NYC last week. Fantastic! And Steve Nieve on piano was more than just great. LONG LIVE MR. DECLAN PATRICK McMANUS! He did repeat one song, ending each night's performance with the anthemic "What's So Funny 'bout Peace, Love and Understanding?"
	11:17am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Fire Waltz" by "Mal Waldron" Never heard this solo Waldron version-it's famous from the version with Eric Dolphy, of course. Tres Cool!
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Gerry from Miami!
	🥁 11:19am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @11:08 Morning TDK60! Good show at earsplitting levels for the Zebulon. I was stuffing plugs in my ears all night. Chris Forsythe was good too.
	11:20am doctorjazz: ↳ Gerry from Miami @11:17 Missed this set of shows, did get to see him pre-pandemic in an outdoor summer, he opened for Steely Dan (I'm a Dan fan, but Elvis KILLED them!)
	🥁 11:21am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience" by ... (Morning all.) Each time I hear this, I'm left wondering: Is there an established connection (other than coincidence) between Hank Levine's melody and the old jingle for KFWB (L.A.'s 60's-era equivalent to 77-WABC, which became an all-news format in the 80's or 90's)?
	11:21am doctorjazz: ↳ chresti @11:19 Forsythe is someone I WANT to like, but saw him once and didn't. I always feel like the music (that I've heard) is a backup track waiting for a vocal or melody track
	11:22am TDK60: ↳ chresti @11:19 Earsplitting levels? Was it likely not Baird but the Forsyth combo?
	11:22am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Hinei Ma Tov" by "Abayudaya Congregation" AMAZING!!!
	11:23am dan: Ugandan Jewish Congregation, this sounds like a priceless collectors item
	🥁 11:23am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @11:22 Actually the Baird was louder.
	11:24am Jeff: Bob, this first set is stupendous!
	11:24am Sem: Bob! Hello! Greets, AiT, familiar avatars, and all.
	11:24am TDK60: ↳ chresti @11:23 chresti, Did she do a solo set or with band?
	11:24am Bob Brainen: A.J. MACHETE! You got it: song is slowed down & based on a radio jingle that was used in var. markets. In the NYC area we had W-A-B-C.
	11:24am dan: Saw an amazing documentary called Folk Brittania, Pentangle were prominently featured
	11:24am Sem: Love Pentangle.
	11:25am Bob Brainen: Sem!
	🥁 11:25am chresti: ↳ chresti @11:23 Her voice came in clear and not as loud as the band. No solo, TDK60.
	11:25am doctorjazz: ↳ dan @11:23 And it can be yours... smithsonianfolkways.bandcamp.com... (also available as a digital download only on Bandcamp) (Think I'll be getting me a copy)
	🥁 11:26am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:24 Thank you, Bob.
	11:26am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Rain & Snow" by "Pentangle" Used to hearing this 10 times faster (Grateful Dead version), nice!
	11:26am spodiodi: good morning, Bob! hello all
	11:26am Bob Brainen: Thanks Jeff!
	11:27am Bob Brainen: Saw that Doc Dan, & enjoyed it.
	🥁 11:27am chresti: gm spodi!\\//
	11:28am Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Bob, folks!
	🥁 11:28am (Mr) Bill: Thanks for Hinei Ma Tov from Uganda. My shikse goddess wife loves it (so do I).
	🥁 11:28am listener james from westwood: ↳ Song: "Bionic Boogaloo" by "Bio Ritmo" Thought I recognized that opening sound effect from the 70s!
	11:28am Bob Brainen: spodiodi!
	🥁 11:29am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ listener james from westwood @11:28 It got a silent chuckle from me when I heard it.
	11:29am spodiodi: gm chresti!\\//
	11:30am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ spodiodi @11:26 morning spodi!
	🥁 11:31am (Mr) Bill: ↳ doctorjazz @11:25 I, as well.
	11:31am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:27 morning crestikins!
	11:31am spodiodi: gm Andrew!
	11:31am doctorjazz: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @11:26 I meant to also post the Smithsonian website for the Uganda Jewish Music folkways.si.edu...
	🥁 11:32am chresti: morning Andrewkins!
	11:32am Andrew in Toronto: David Lindley R.I.P.
	11:33am TDK60: Was Pentangle the first western band to use sitar in folk? Or Donovan? Other?
	11:33am Frank Zaatar: ↳ doctorjazz @11:25 There's a very good documentary about the Ugandan Jewish community: en.m.wikipedia.org...
	11:33am dan: I think Ravi Shankar and Earl Scruggs should’ve done a record together. Shankar did a bunch with Yehudi Menuhin, I bet he would have considered such a collaboration.
	11:35am TDK60: I have a musician friend who visited different African Jewish communities.
	11:35am dan: 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸
	11:38am adamdoesit: Hi Bob and brains. Whew, made it.
	11:38am Bob Brainen: Frank Zaatar!
	11:38am Bob Brainen: Thanks everyone for the links!
	11:38am dan: @TDK60 The first 2 major Western recordings to use a sitar were Norwegian Wood and See My Friends
	11:39am Bob Brainen: adamdoesit!
	🥁 11:39am (Mr) Bill: ↳ dan @11:33 I love that Yehudi Menuhin’s so-called Christian name is “Jew.”
	🥁 11:40am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Ain't That Just Like a Woman" by "Fats Domino" Pure boogie.
	11:40am TDK60: Thanks Dan. "See My Friends" by whom? But anything non-major before "Norwegian Wood"?
	11:42am Bob Brainen: Dan, I'd have to relisten but I don't think Friends has a sitar. (?) Maybe a tambora for the drone, but not sure if it even has that.
	11:43am TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @11:40 Oh Kinks, that's it. Wikipedia says it used guitar sto simulate the tambura. But it says it was the first western pop song to have that sound.
	11:44am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @11:25 Thanks for the link, doc. My Bandcamp Friday treat was pianist Brad Meldhau's new solo album of Beatles covers. I kinda dig it. You guys might, too.
	11:44am TDK60: I know Donovan's third album, "Sunshine Superman," used sitar extensively but that was a year later, '66.
	11:44am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Latin Genetics" by "Ornette Coleman Quartet" This sounds like the acoustic band, not Prime Time (I saw him at Town Hall, he did one set with Prime Time, another with the acoustic quartet)
	🥁 11:47am A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Latin Genetics" by "Ornette Coleman Quartet" Another note-worthy, posthumous birthday anniversary I always observe (9th of March). Back-to-back with Johnny Ventura (8th of March).
	11:47am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:44 I didn't realize that was on Bandcamp (the Meldhau), was bummed I missed his last run at the Village Vanguard (he likely played stuff from the Beatles Cover album). Have to add it to my Bandcamp cart (which is overflowing at present)...
	11:48am doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:47 Meldhau has some of those tunes on YouTube, heard some. He also did a great interview on Fresh Air early Feb... www.npr.org...
	11:50am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:44 And good morning Stream Poppa Adamdoesit!
	11:50am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Mental Revenge" by "Mel Tillis" Anyone hear Masters of War here?
	11:50am TDK60: And, the Yardbirds were going to use sitar on "Heart Full of Soul" in April '65 but thought the sound too weak and opted for Jeff Beck to imitate with droning fuzz guitar, the fuzz effect being new then also.
	11:52am doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 Not Masters of war, different Dylan, Gates of Eden.
	11:52am Andrew in Toronto: Here`s a Colin Blunstone interview for anyone interested: www.songfacts.com...
	11:52am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 Good morning to you, doc. I saw a bit about the Meldhau in the New Yorker (by Andrew yes-that-Marantz). It's axiomatic around chez adamdoesit that jazz covers of Beatles tunes often don't work as either. I like finding exceptions to the rule.
	11:53am zzz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 this is a very cool track! has a Lee Hazlewood, dramatic, vaguely sorta trippy. nice! hey DJ BB and all, happy saturday!
	11:54am TDK60: ↳ doctorjazz @11:50 Tillis obviously had been listening to some Bob.
	11:54am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:52 Same hdone very poorlyere-jazzin' the Beatles is often pretty unappealing. I haven't heard all of the Meldhau (yet), but the tracks I have heard are cool-he reimagines them, make them his own. (the interview is cool too).
	11:55am Bob Brainen: Adamdoesit, heard this: www.discogs.com...
	11:55am Bob Brainen: zzz!
	11:55am Dean: "The first appearance of the sitar in a rock song seems to be the recording of the Yardbirds' 'Heart Full Of Soul' of April 1965, although the version with the sitar would not see release for another nineteen years." https://www.icce.rug.nl/~soundscapes/VOLUME04/West_meets_east.shtml
	11:56am doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @11:54 Definitely need more coffee...not even sure what that 1st sentence was supposed to say...🙃
	11:56am Bob Brainen: Well, Masters of War is one of many many "borrowed" melodies. Isn't it Nottamun Town?
	11:56am zzz: ↳ Song: "Here We Go" by "Jon Brion" missed this and not familiar with the track name but LOVE this movie and love this soundtrack. the He needs me by way of popeye is one of my fav things
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Dean!
	11:57am adamdoesit: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:55 Bob, thanks!
	11:57am TDK60: ↳ Dean @11:55 Thanks Dean, I was also asking about folk, those early freak-folkers like Sandy Bull, or a jazzer maybe. (Not counting earlier east-meets-west unions like Ravi Shankar and Yehudi Menuhin, and Bud Shank.
	11:57am Franco Twinkie: Staggered out of bed just in time to hop the bummer train.
	11:58am Zipperhead7: ↳ Song: "Pink Lillipop" by "Phil Upchurch Combo" Some serious church organ here!
	11:58am Bob Brainen: Franco Twinkie!
	11:59am Franco Twinkie: Bob Brainiac!
	11:59am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:57 Hiya Franco!
	12:00pm TDK60: Morning Franco T. You referring to fellow Angleno, David Lindley?
	12:00pm Franco Twinkie: HEEEEEEY ANDRRRRREW!!!
	12:01pm zzz: ↳ Zipperhead7 @11:58 yeah that was really good. raw and sanctified. @Bob, any idea who was on organ there in the combo?
	12:01pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @12:00 Is there a David story here?
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: Zipperhead7!
	12:02pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @11:01 Franco, see my post at 11:01. RIP.
	12:03pm dan: Wayne Shorter also died this week. A huge loss in jazz music
	12:03pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Music Matador" by "Eric Dolphy" This is great (think I have it in the On Deck Pile somewhere, have to pull it out)...
	12:03pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @11:01 Aw shit!
	12:04pm Zipperhead7: ↳ TDK60 @12:02 Inspired by Lindley, my first electric was a Danelectro Sears Silvertone I got at a flea market for $20. Those are such weird guitars
	12:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ dan @12:03 Sad, was 89. Playing untll not too long ago, I believe.
	12:05pm TDK60: ↳ dan @12:03 Dan, yes. And, incredibly, NYC station WKCR pulled off an all-day Shorter tribute the very next day, yesterday.
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hadn't heard about David Lindley, also very sad...
	12:06pm doctorjazz: ↳ TDK60 @12:05 I did listen to some of it (betweek WFMU streaming shows)-Jeff G is doing a tribute tomorrow on Desination Out, 9-12 EST, I hear.
	12:07pm TDK60: This Dolphy sounds very calypso-inspired.
	12:08pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Music Matador" by "Eric Dolphy" Reminds me a bit of Ayler, melody wise (Ornette too, simple, folk-like melody)
	12:09pm Dean: Lindley was 78, one key to the left of 89.
	12:09pm WR: ↳ doctorjazz @12:05 Shorter stopped performing in 2018 but he was active composing and in 2021 his opera Iphigenia that he composed in collaboration with Esperanda Spaulding was performed with him in attendance. www.youtube.com...
	12:13pm doctorjazz: ↳ WR @12:09 I knew about the Spaulding collaboration, thought he performed with her. Thanks WR!
	12:13pm dan: Some great Wayne Shorter work comes from his time with Joni Mitchell, in particular the song “The Sire of Sorrow” where he goes into some Paul Winter Consort type territory
	12:15pm WR: ↳ doctorjazz @12:13 reading up since his passing, I found that there were some other special projects for orchestra that Shorter did that I've not yet explored.
	12:18pm Andrew in Toronto: Here is Mr. Shorters book: www.amazon.com...
	12:18pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Zipperhead7 @12:04 When I was in high school, this cute little hippie girl took me to McCabes in Santa Monica to see this guy named Jackson Browne I had never heard of. The place was half empty. We sat on folding chairs right in front of Jackson and David. Of course my friend was in love with Mr. Browne. I on the other hand was fascinated with Mr. Lindley. He was playing a brown Gibson lap steel, which appeared to be made of bakelite. But what really knocked me for a loop was his shirt. It was made out of a table cloth! It had pictures of place settings - plates, knifes, forks and folded napkins as the pattern on the front. I think we both went away with a new sense of purpose that night. She wanted to nab Jackson and I wanted my mom to make me a table cloth shirt.
	12:20pm dan: As of right now, the oldest jazz musicians are Phil Nimmons - 99 Johnny Pate - 99 Terry Gibbs - 98 Marshall Allen - 98 Roy Haynes - 97 Dick Hyman - 95 Bill Holman - 95 Benny Golson - 93 Sonny Rollins - 93 I might be missing a couple
	12:21pm dan: Richard Davis - 92
	12:21pm PaulRobeson1923: Good afternoon, from Long Beach NY
	12:21pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:18 I had an out-of-body experience at a David Lindley show.
	12:22pm Bob Brainen: PaulRobeson1923!
	12:22pm Bob Brainen: Andrew, do tell.
	12:22pm Zipperhead7: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:18 Great story, Franco! His fashion taste was as outre as his choices in guitars. I don't know how he got such a great roaring tone out of a plinky Danelectro
	12:25pm dan: Also, Doc Sevrinsen, Toshiko Akyioshi and even though he’s not a musician, Dan Morgenstern are also still alive.
	12:27pm pp: great comments all
	12:27pm PaulRobeson1923: Bob Brainen!
	12:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ dan @12:20 I know Marshall Allen is still performing (saw him twice last year, with the Arkestra and at his tribute). Not sure if any of the others are (I know Rollins stopped, ? Golson)
	12:28pm Dean: I would have sworn that Eubie Blake made it to 100, but no. He departed four years shy.
	12:28pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:22 In an email.
	🥁 12:28pm A.J. MACHETE: Steel Danish time!
	12:28pm Bob Brainen: pp! i think so too.
	12:28pm TDK60: I hope someone at WFMU put together a Lindley set. Lots to choose.
	🥁 12:30pm hopewithfeathers: Dan where have you been? 😉
	12:31pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @12:28 I thought Benny Carter lived to 100, but I was off exactly the same amount, he lived to 96. He continued to perform until age 90; saw him many times in his 80s, seemed not to have lost a step at all.
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: hopewithfeathers!
	12:32pm doctorjazz: ↳ TDK60 @12:28 With all the streams now, it could happen, and I wouldn't know it...
	12:32pm tom tom the pipers son: had a cool punk rock teacher in high school who said to me when i said i liked steely dan that they sounded like they wrote their songs with a dictionary open next to them.
	12:32pm adamdoesit: Seeing Joel Ross' Good Vibes band got me thinking about the other end of the jazz age spectrum. He looked like the old man of the group, and he's not even 30. Great to hear young people making it new.
	12:33pm TDK60: ↳ doctorjazz @12:32 Yeah, doc. Let me know if you hear of something from the woofmoo various corridors.
	12:33pm StringOFperils: Hi Bob! Enjoying the show. This Tiddleywinks reissue is pinging the radar pretty insistently.
	12:34pm Bob Brainen: tom tom the pipers son!
	12:35pm Bob Brainen: StringOFperils!
	12:37pm tom tom the pipers son: hi bob, what do you think of my punk rock teacher's quote about steely dan? i think its funny and valid whether you like them or not.
	12:38pm Dean: Wish I'd seen Benny Carter. I was certainly aware of him by the time he died.
	12:39pm Bob Brainen: What is a "punk rock teacher?"
	12:40pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:39 she had a funny haircut and wore kabuki make up kind of like klaus nomi
	12:41pm StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:37 Donald Fagen probably used a dictionary, a racing-form, a Jim Thompson novel, and all the post-grad thesis material on modal theory he could find. And the LA yellow-pages. He musta used those too.
	12:41pm doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @12:32 NY Times article on new jazz venues and the young in jazz... www.nytimes.com... Seems it's a thing again with the young-I was at Joel Ross' other group (largish band) at the Winter Jazz Fest performance, the band all seemed like they should be in bed already, and I brought the average age of the audience up 10 years...
	12:41pm Frank Zaatar: If you have to be taught punk rock you're not doing it right.
	12:43pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @12:41 ha!
	12:43pm dan: Also forgot to include Ray Anthony, he’s 101 and the last surviving member of Glenn Miller’s Orchestra
	12:44pm Soule: ↳ StringOFperils @12:41 Hee hee! Priceless!
	12:44pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:40 well maybe not full kabuki but she powdered her face and put on bright red lipstick
	12:48pm StringOFperils: Punk rock teachers, they'll bark you down like carneys, sell you Christmas cards in June..
	12:50pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @12:48 let me clarify... she was an english teacher specializing in science fiction
	12:51pm StringOFperils: Steely Dan used LOTS of science-fiction. She shoulda knowed that.
	12:51pm Bob Brainen: Soule!
	🥁 12:52pm chresti: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:50 Ok so she looked punk?
	12:52pm StringOFperils: Sounds like some kind of charlatan to me. A scoundrel in the wood-pile.
	12:53pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Winin' Boy Blues (Part 1)" by "Jelly Roll Morton" These recordings of Jelly Roll are actually quite a bit past when he was a "pop star", which was in the 1920's
	12:53pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ chresti @12:52 she didn't teach punk rock
	12:54pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @12:53 I believe there was (or was about to be) a New Orleans revival around when Jelly Roll was being interviewed for these recordings.
	12:56pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Winin' Boy Blues (Part 2)" by "Jelly Roll Morton" boy, he could really tickle those ivories...
	12:56pm Bob Brainen: Yeah in a couple of years. Jazz had enough of a history to have it's first "neo" phenomenon.
	🥁 12:56pm chresti: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:53 Right.
	12:57pm StringOFperils: ↳ doctorjazz @12:54 Plus John Hammond's running around trying to make this music cross over, with the Benny Goodman Trio with Teddy Wilson (shocking!) on piano, on a grand New York stage. Jazz was about to take off in a wider way.
	12:57pm Dean: Speaking of that first Hot Tuna album, it was recorded at a venue in Berkeley three blocks from the sofa where I sit. It was called New Orleans House. Dig the acts that played there back in the day: https://www.setlist.fm/venue/new-orleans-house-berkeley-ca-usa-53d42fa5.html
	12:57pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @12:52 no, she wasn't a charlatan... she lived in downtown nyc and commuted to the suburbs to teach.
	12:57pm Dean: Venue is now an auto repair shop.
	12:59pm SecretSquirrel: Hey Bob! It wouldn’t be Saturday without you. Congolese highlife, Debussy, Jelly Roll Morton, NRBQ – love the mix you serve us every week 🎼❤️
	1:00pm Bob Brainen: SecretSquirrel, thanks!
	1:00pm StringOFperils: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:57 Evidently a memorable teacher, and probably more serious than me, though I'd like to think we're both earnest, even though I've never met her....I'm almost feeling fondness for her now....yes..yes that's what that tingling sensation must be...or maybe I just need to get up and walk around..
	1:02pm TDK60: I still have this Everything Is Everything LP. Bit scratchy. This is the album with the best version of "Witchi Tai To, the original sung by Jim Pepper.
	1:03pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @1:02 That might be Pepper on the flute solo here.
	1:04pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @1:00 she put a crack in the homogeneity of suburban culture
	1:05pm dan: Someone needs to do a documentary on the American invasion in Britain portraying artists like P.J. Proby, Scott Walker/The Walker Brothers, Gene Pitney etc…
	1:07pm Bob Brainen: tom tom, she sounds cool. I think Becker & Fagen were / are pretty brilliant and just had lots & lots of stuff floating around in their brains.
	1:08pm Bob Brainen: dan, excellent idea! Also lots of American acts toured there and inspired tons of up and coming players.
	1:10pm Frank Zaatar: You could do a whole chapter on Sonny Boy Williamson's bowler hat.
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Mahty!
	1:12pm Bob Brainen: Uncle Michael!
	1:13pm Gerry from Miami: Yo, Uncle Michael! Mr. Balin it is! Perfect blend with Signe before Grace came along.
	1:14pm StringOFperils: That JA B-side was fascinating. That nexus where folky music goes from the Kingston Trio to the Airplane in like three seconds, how the hell did that happen?
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: ↳ StringOFperils @1:14 SOp, have you listened to Marty Balin's earlier, solo singles?
	1:16pm Dean: Stahship!
	1:16pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:07 she was, she lived in the same building as john chamberlain, the sculptor, who she said was weird or ornery or something like that, but invited me into the city to meet him. i was too intimidated to take her up on it. i regret it now.
	1:16pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ StringOFperils @1:00 Punk rock hadn't been invented yet when I was in high school. However, I had a social studies teacher who who knew Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan, lead singers in The Turtles since junior high. He was unfamiliar with their work with Frank Zappa, so I brought in Live at The Fillmore East 1971. He played it for the class on a clunky grey record player. He was cracking up at the unmitigated filth. The class was a sea of stone faces. It made me even more unpopular than I already was.
	1:17pm Uncle Michael: FWIW, I think Punk Rock Teacher was talking out her ass. I can't think of any words in a Steely Dan song anyone that reads books wouldn't know.
	1:17pm TDK60: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:15 Hello Uncle Michael. I've never heard those earlier Balin cuts, would like to.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:15 No, UM, I have not. I have much to learn, and haven't always had the resources to master-sleuth all this stuff. One of the reasons I love this station! I should look those up. That time period and the transitions then really are very interesting.
	1:18pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @1:16 Franco, ha ha!
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: I'm guessing that Discogs could provide you with a list of Marty's singles, and that they'd all be accessible on Youtube. Maybe I need to do a "before they were rock gods" special.
	1:19pm StringOFperils: Franco jukes his high-school class, with a mudshark, and doesn't even get a detention.
	1:19pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:17 that's kind of a harsh way to talk about a lady
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @1:19 I calls 'em likes I sees 'em.
	🥁 1:20pm PT: A belated hello, Mr. B and listeners! Not to kiss up to anyone here (I would never!) but in reading today's comments, it occurs to me (not for the 1st time) that you have an uncommonly hep and mega-knowledgable listenership. I'm repeatedly bowled over by their...perspicacity? (Oh, and Marty Balin's c. 1962 single I Specialize In Love is on the Jefferson Airplane Loves You boxset)
	1:20pm Dean: "Bodhisattva"? A dictionary won't help, but "Cathy Berberian"? Maybe proper nouns don't count.
	1:21pm StringOFperils: Mizar 5. You might have to look that up too.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:20 Dean, do you have a list of every word that appears in a Steely Dan song, alphabetized, and with a count of occurrences? Could you generate one? Thanks.
	1:22pm TDK60: ↳ StringOFperils @1:14 String-o. Yes when I first heard "Takes Off" it sounded like Peter Paul & Mary meets the Beatles. Some of the San Fran rockers were originally folkies anyway. I think the mixing of folk and rock was "in the air" anyway circa '64, '65. But it is fun to find the exact inspirations for individual musicians (like Balin).
	1:23pm Dean: Kinda, sorta: https://sdarchive.com/lyricsalpha.html
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: ↳ PT @1:20 Pete, I played that on my show in 2013.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:23 I want to know how many times "with" appears in Steely Dan songs.
	🥁 1:27pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:21 You weren’t talking to me, but I’m chiming in that I learned “oleander” and “Bodhisattva” from S. Dan. Plus I still delight at hearing the word “piaster” in a lyric. Bet that neither Cole Porter nor Lorenz Hart worked that one in.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:19 Sounds like a fun show, UM!
	1:29pm StringOFperils: I learned 'roulade' from the Dan. Didn't know what a roulade was. Dumb luck, my friend.
	1:30pm Bob Brainen: PT! I concur with you.
	1:31pm Dean: You're looking for a concordance, UM. I imagine scraping that site and running a script to tally distributions shouldn't be too difficult, but I'm not the guy to do it. What's with "with"?
	1:31pm doctorjazz: Amazing how much discussion The Dan have generated...
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: ↳ doctorjazz @1:28 Probably not! It was only my 15th show.
	1:32pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ StringOFperils @1:29 roulade... i use that word every day! ha!
	1:32pm Dean: Even though I don't know what drives the query, I'm already curious myself. These sorts of questions keep me up at night.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:31 "With" is a good word.
	1:33pm northguineahills: XTC, faved this Michael Shelley's show four years ago, must be a Saturday thing...
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: I winder if the Mayor of Simpleton ever met Peter Pumpkinhead.
	1:34pm PaulRobeson1923: Knowing is different than believing
	1:35pm Bob Brainen: northguineahills!
	1:36pm Dean: I'm partial to "of," but it can easily be overused. Some months ago--more than two years, actually--I wondered whether the six-digit security codes generated by my bank's login were anything approaching random. I started a spreadsheet to record every login, the code generated, the number of duplicate (or greater) numbers per code, and the number of numbers shared with the prior login code. The project is ongoing. One day I'll analyze the now sizeable dataset to identify patterns, randomness, etc. I could see doing something similar with word distributions in a corpus.
	1:36pm northguineahills: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @1:34 what if you know you believe?
	1:37pm Dean: Anybody into Gettier problems? That's another area that keeps me awake.
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:36 You're doing the lord's work, Dean.
	1:38pm Uncle Michael: Get, Getty, Gettier...Gettiest.
	1:38pm StringOFperils: If you know you believe, then you think you're beginning to understand. But if you're absolutely sure, then I believe you don't know.
	1:39pm Dean: I have noticed without rigorous testing that the math problem for posting comments here never entail carrying over to the tens or hundreds places. Spaghettiest
	1:40pm Uncle Michael: Puhsgettiest.
	1:40pm Jeff: Sarah Kramer reminds me of Lucinda Williams. That’s a good thing!
	1:40pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:36 No need to believe, unless you need To… untill the time comes
	1:41pm Dean: Gettier problems challenge the assumption that knowledge is a Justified True Belief (JTB). They are fascinating, even though few at the time Gettier wrote actually held that knowledge = JTB.
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @1:40 If I listened long enough to you I'd find a way to believe that it's all true
	1:42pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:36 I know, I know I saw your face. Peekin’ through, your window lace…
	1:42pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ StringOFperils @1:29 It took me a lot of years to get to hear Cathy Berberian.
	1:42pm Bob Brainen: Tim Hardin!
	1:43pm Gerry from Miami: Damn! Was all ready to enjoy seeing XTC on their "English Settlement" tour at the Hollywood Palladium in LA until a roadie came out on stage to announce that "Mr. Partridge wasn't feeling up to performing. You can get your refunds at the ticket booth." Andy was well-known for having a chronic case of stage frightening. Our loss!
	1:43pm Franco Twinkie: I'm a stinking mess and need to get in the shower. See you in fund drive hell,Bob.
	1:43pm PaulRobeson1923: I know I know I saw your face Peeking through your window lace… I heard you say the time will come When there won't be no place to run!
	1:44pm doctorjazz: ↳ Jeff @1:40 Will (finally) get to see Lucinda Williams at NY City Winery in an upcoming show, psyched!
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:43 I saw the tour in Lawrence, KS...before Andy downed tools.
	1:44pm Dean: I recently learned that one way to overcome stage fright or the debilitating fear of public speaking is to wash a lot of dishes. Andy Partridge should have considered that option.
	1:45pm WR: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:18 another great Franco story, thank you for sharing.
	1:45pm Dean: I passed along that advice to a colleague who wrote in reply, "My kitchen has never been so clean!"
	1:45pm Gerry from Miami: Uncle Michael, wasn't one of the major peanut butters advertised as the "peanuttiest" back in the day?
	1:45pm TDK60: ↳ Dean @1:44 Dean: But that might soften the finger callouses for some string players, I do believe.
	1:46pm northguineahills: if there is no plane of the a priori to start w/, there can be no knowledge. propositional knowledge is arbitrary. (or is it?)
	1:46pm Bob Brainen: Michael, ever see the Ang Lee movie "Ride With The Devil?" One of my favorites.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Dean @1:45 I love that song!
	1:47pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:46 Tabula Rasa -we r all born innately good, baby Good2CU here
	1:47pm Dean: "You're soaking in it."
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:46 Me? Nope. Good?
	1:48pm Bob Brainen: Yes, partly set in Lawrence.
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: I think this Orlons might be in honor of David Lindley...and his shirts.
	1:49pm TDK60: I played commercial gigs years back, and now only open mics, but still I get stage fright sometimes. For me, deep breathing or a quick walk around the block help.
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: I recommend excessive alcohol consumption. I'm never cared right after I vomit.
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: *scared
	1:50pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ northguineahills @1:46 There is a book entitled “THE MAN WHO TURNED ON THE WORLD” Published 1971? Or 73… Do U believe everything ya read? I went to The Strand to ask about this book- The man behind the counter told me “last that book was in the store, 2001” So The BooK IS out there
	1:50pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "He's Gone" by "Orlons" thee orlons... what about the dacrons and polyesters? i jest, i liked that one.
	1:51pm StringOFperils: Propositional knowledge is handy when you're being constantly propositioned. Unless 'just say no' keeps all thoughts at bay.
	1:51pm Andrew in Toronto: What a wonderful show! Thanks Bob!
	1:52pm Dean: I recommend flinging poop. G.G. Allin had acute stage fright.
	1:53pm Uncle Michael: I've made my peace with never having seen G.G. Allin perform
	🥁 1:54pm (Mr) Bill: Had fun. Tempus fugitted. Thank you.
	1:54pm doctorjazz: Some performers take the medication Inderal for stage fright, relieves some of the physical symptoms
	🥁 1:54pm listener james from westwood: Sweet stuff, Bob! Thanks!
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob!
	1:54pm adamdoesit: Thanks for the tunes, Bob.
	1:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Bob!
	🥁 1:55pm PT: There be 2 versions of the Spencer Davis Group's Don't Want You No More, one with Phil Sawyer on guitar, one with Ray Fenwick. They may be playing over the same track. Thank you for your kind indulgence!
	1:55pm dan: Thanks Bob
	1:55pm northguineahills: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @1:50 yeeps, the prices online are astronomical... don't see any phps or other scans...
	1:55pm StringOFperils: Glenn Gould used to eat beta-blockers. He like to be alone on the phone better than being on stage.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bob, loved the show! Thanks for the fun company on the board as well, great weekend, all! (dinner plans tonight, Kenyan restaurant, being taken by some Kenyan friends, psyched!)
	1:55pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ Uncle Michael @1:53 I digg GG Allin! “The last true Rock & Roller” Bite it you Scum is my favie
	1:55pm Dean: When there were no conflicts with Grateful Dead shows, all of which I attended, I saw all of Allin's.
	1:56pm TDK60: I do know that this has been a good show, Bob.
	🥁 1:56pm PT: CU @ Marathon next week, BB!
	1:56pm Dean: A JTB, TDK60: "this has been a good show."
	🥁 1:57pm (Mr) Bill: “How do you draw a blank?” My life will never be the same.
	1:57pm StringOFperils: Robert Ryman paintings: drawing a blank: www.google.com...
	1:57pm Pax: Been doing a little lurking, a lot of listening, and now it's time to say TY and adios. @ Bob.
	🥁 1:57pm chresti: Thanks Bob!
	1:57pm Jeff: Thanks Bob!
	1:58pm tom tom the pipers son: thx bb
	1:58pm StringOFperils: Thank you, Bob. Ya done good.
	1:58pm PaulRobeson1923: Thanks BoB!
	1:58pm James Douglas: According to Idiom of the day, This expression finds its origins in Tudor England, when the first national lottery was established by Queen Elizabeth the First in 1567. The lottery worked by putting slips of paper with the participants names on them into a pot, while an equal number of slips, some with prizes on them and some left blank, were put into another pot. Pairs of tickets were drawn simultaneously from the pots, matching a participant to a prize. More often than not, however, a blank slip was drawn, and the participant won nothing!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Maurice
	🥁 1:59pm wmfromD: Great show Bob!
	1:59pm StringOFperils: Some people called him Maurice. some called him Le Gangster d'Amour
	2:00pm adamdoesit: ↳ StringOFperils @1:59 He was a pompatus a posteriori, imo.
	🥁 2:00pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Bob, Awesome show today!!!
	2:00pm Bob Brainen: James Douglas! Makes sense an artist would know that expression!
	2:11pm WR: Thank you! Bob!
	11:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ BobBrainen ~

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961 / 1966			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
dBs	Today Could Be The Day "Today Could Be The Day" by "dBs"	The Sound Of Music	1987			0:02:20 (Pop-up)
Emitt Rhodes	Somebody Made for Me	Emitt Rhodes	1970			0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Jon Brion	Here We Go "Here We Go" by "Jon Brion"	Punch Drunk Love	2002	OST		0:08:03 (Pop-up)
Pinky Winters	The Nearness of You	Pinky Winters w/Zoot Sims	1954			0:12:45 (Pop-up)
Mal Waldron	Fire Waltz "Fire Waltz" by "Mal Waldron"	Searching in Grenoble: The 1978 Solo Piano Concert	1978 / 2023		*	0:15:24 (Pop-up)
Abayudaya Congregation	Hinei Ma Tov	Music from the Jewish People of Uganda	2003			0:22:03 (Pop-up)
Pentangle	Rain & Snow "Rain & Snow" by "Pentangle"	Reflection	1971			0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Bio Ritmo	Bionic Boogaloo "Bionic Boogaloo" by "Bio Ritmo"	Salsa System	2023	10"	*	0:27:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						0:31:23 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Ain't That Just Like a Woman		1962	Live in France w/Dave Bartholomew, Lee Allen & Cornelius "Tenoo" Coleman-drums see: Fats Domino - Aint That Just Like A Woman		0:36:33 (Pop-up)
Franco & L'O.K. Jazz	Como Quere (Mulamba Mujos)		1961	title in Spanish (?)		0:41:17 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman Quartet	Latin Genetics	Ornette Coleman - Original Quartet & Prime Time: In All Languages	1987			0:43:54 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Green	Panic (A Trip) "Panic (A Trip)" by "Lloyd Green"		1968	oddball single by great pedal steel player Big A label		0:47:33 (Pop-up)
Mel Tillis	Mental Revenge "Mental Revenge" by "Mel Tillis"		1966	Kapp label		0:50:12 (Pop-up)
P.J. O'Connell	Angel 10/11 "Angel 10/11" by "P.J. O'Connell"	Dream Life	2001			0:52:31 (Pop-up)
Phil Upchurch Combo	Pink Lillipop	You Can't Sit Down	1961	MONO		0:55:46 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	Music Matador "Music Matador" by "Eric Dolphy"	Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions	1963 /1 2018			0:58:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:06:59 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Mvt. 2: Assex Vif Et Bien Rhythm from String Quartet in G Minor	Debussy - Ravel : The String Quartets	1893 / 1986	Emerson String Quartet		1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Sundays	You're Not The Only One I Know [demo]	The Black Session	1988 / 1993	Recorded in Paris		1:19:11 (Pop-up)
Tadd Dameron	The Scene Is Clean "The Scene Is Clean" by "Tadd Dameron"	Fontainebleau	1956			1:23:00 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Fire In The Hole "Fire In The Hole" by "Steely Dan"	Can't Buy A Thrill	1972			1:28:05 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	That I Get Back Home "That I Get Back Home" by "NRBQ"	Tiddlywinks	1980 / 2023	bonus track	*	1:31:18 (Pop-up)
Family	Gypsy Woman "Gypsy Woman" by "Family"		1967	b-side of their 1st single		1:33:52 (Pop-up)
Yardbirds	Glimpses "Glimpses" by "Yardbirds"	Little Games	1967			1:37:20 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	The Clothed Woman "The Clothed Woman" by "Duke Ellington"		1947			1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:44:31 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton	Winin' Boy Blues (Part 1)	The Complete Library of Congress Recordings	1938 / 2005			1:51:31 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton	Winin' Boy Blues (Part 2)	The Complete Library of Congress Recordings	1938 / 2005			1:55:22 (Pop-up)
Everything Is Everything featuring Chris Hills	Everything Is Everything	Everything Is Everything	1969			1:59:49 (Pop-up)
P.J. Proby	Secret Love "Secret Love" by "P.J. Proby"		1965			2:03:21 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard	Gondii	Changes	2023		*	2:05:51 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Runnin' Round This World	Takes Off	1966	b-side of debut single		2:10:49 (Pop-up)
Shelagh McDonald	Stargazer "Stargazer" by "Shelagh McDonald"	Stargazer	1971			2:13:10 (Pop-up)
Cannonball Adderley	I'll Never Stop Loving You	Julian Cannonball Adderley And Strings	1956			2:17:21 (Pop-up)
David Greenberger & The Waldameer Players	Over There	Today!	2022		*	2:20:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:21:53 (Pop-up)
xTC	Mayor Of Simpleton "Mayor Of Simpleton" by "xTC"	Oranges & Lemons	1989			2:29:35 (Pop-up)
Tangarine (sic)	Things Go Like This Anyway		2016			2:33:11 (Pop-up)
Sarah Kramer	Home "Home" by "Sarah Kramer"	Home	2012			2:36:52 (Pop-up)
Frank Carlberg Trio	Bemsha Cubano	Reflections 1952	2022		*	2:41:11 (Pop-up)
Orlons	He's Gone "He's Gone" by "Orlons"	The Wah-Watusi	1963			2:46:19 (Pop-up)
Ministry Of Sound	Backseat Driver	A Slight Disturbance In My Mind: The British Proto-Psychedelic Sounds of 1966	1966 / 2020	VAR		2:48:36 (Pop-up)
Spencer Davis Group	Don't Want You No More	With Their New Face On	1968			2:51:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:54:07 (Pop-up)
Thanks To David Borks, Ron Jett, Doug Young, William Yale, var. Facebook friends & Pete Tomlinson

Bob Brainen: Playlist from March 4, 2023

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