WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from April 23, 2023

Listener comments!
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Sunday, Stork and all!
	12:01pm Stork: Hullooooo!!! Sun-dee fun!!
	12:01pm Yvang: Hi Stork and Slacks wearers!
	12:02pm Stork: ↳ listener james from westwood @12:01 Good Sir listener james from westwood!! Happy 2 C U!!
	12:02pm Yvang: a ladder to Heaven?
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♉︎Taurus, Year of Fire 🐖Boar Alan Leonard Broadbent MNZM born 23 April 1947
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Straight is the gate and broad the bent. I know, I know. Here, have some Glen Passaic...
	12:04pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Stork and all other listeners!
	12:04pm Stork: Yvang - YES!!! I forgot to add the caption to that photo - it's a light installation in Münster ion its most famous church spire, called Der Himmelsleiter (ladder to heaven!!)
	🥁 12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Low Font - Background contrast. If the Comments background were the same vanilla ice cream in grape soda color as the general page background, that would work (for instance)...
	12:06pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:04 Really? It looks really contrasty to me. Oh well, I'll fix it.
	🥁 12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @12:06 My 2cents.
	12:07pm Stork: ↳ StringOFperils @12:03 Excellent barstool poetry - and on the first round!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: Ayo, Stork. Nice one - almost played something from this record today, too. Also, apologies to Mr. Broadbent, who I earlier and erroneously called a horn player. Mea culpa!
	12:07pm Yvang: ↳ Stork @12:04 That is tempting, even though temptation is considered a sin.
	12:08pm adamdoesit: Hi Stork and swells! It's a beautiful day in Brooklyn, and my brief errands just now convinced me of the wisdom of enjoing it at home with you.
	12:09pm Stork: ↳ adamdoesit @12:08 I send many yay's your way!!
	12:09pm StringOFperils: Pepto-Bismol. I hope you're satisfied RevRabbit
	🥁 12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ StringOFperils @12:09 Not responsible for that ! :D ...tho I do have a curry for breakfast waiting...
	12:11pm Stork: ↳ Jeff Golick @12:07 I decided to go for her magnum opus on this one - absolutely entrancing! And to be fair, Broadbent sounds like a Marx-Brothers name for a musician, probably a trombone player.
	12:12pm Stork: ↳ StringOFperils @12:09 Should i keep trying? I like the ant-acid look, but perhaps I'm alone?
	12:12pm fred: Good afternoon Stork and patrons. Is it too early for a round of Glen Passaic?
	12:13pm Stork: ↳ fred @12:12 12 minutes in? adamdoesit already has surreptitiously attached a hose to the Glenn Passaic cask by now, if I know him.
	12:14pm Lionel Twirlinghorm, Marx Brothers musician: ↳ fred @12:12 Not where you are, Fred. Here's eyes in your mud!
	12:14pm chresti: Hey ho Stork and swell cavorters!
	🥁 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When lived in SantaBarbara & worked @ a CD store - became friends with the Ast. Mgr. who was devoted to Straight Ahead Jazz & became sort of a surrogate West Coast big brother & schooled me in a lot of it. He was particularly an enthusiast of Charlie Haden - so became aware of Broadbent via this. Have told my tale of going to LA to see the Quartet West - for free - & the McCoy Tyner Trio all in the same day : two distinct kinds of potent rapturous Spiritual Food in a single diurnal period...
	12:16pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:15 What a day that musta been, Rev!!
	12:17pm Katharsis: hellos stork, storks.
	🥁 12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @12:16 This was the club where Msr. Tyner shared his chocolate cheesecake with us. (While the local Rawk Cover Band cops an attitude towards one...)
	12:19pm Stork: ↳ Lionel Twirlinghorm, Marx Brothers musician @12:14 Hee hee hee!
	12:23pm Stork: ↳ Katharsis @12:17 Greetz, Katharsis!!
	🥁 12:23pm WR: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:15 Sounds quite rapturous, Rev.
	12:27pm Stork: ↳ chresti @12:14 chresti! Hoooooray!!
	12:27pm Stork: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:28pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! fill my ears up, please and hello club folk
	12:29pm doctorjazz: Hi Storkers!
	12:29pm Stork: That link looks wrong - here again: en.wikipedia.org... en.wikipedia.org...
	12:30pm Stork: ↳ spodiodi @12:28 Ho-ya, spodiodi!
	12:30pm Mike Cooper: Going for a stroll. Be back later. Wait for me eh?
	12:32pm Stork: Mike Cooper has returned from far-flung places! Greetings, Mike - sorry I didn't get back to you this busy weekend! We shall confer and otherwise hob-nob soon!
	12:34pm Dean: Can you believe I had to take my son to a soccer field so he could earn good money as a referee just before the Broadbent fest?!
	12:37pm Stork: ↳ Dean @12:34 Dean!! Glad you made it, and thanks again for the suggestion to celebrate Alan Broadbent's music lo, those many months ago!
	12:38pm Dean: It is proving to be entirely my pleasure!
	12:38pm fred: ↳ Dean @12:34 Taking your son to a soccer game must have been a memory loop
	12:42pm Dean: Against my most firm expectations I have become a soccer dad. My daughter plays; my son referees. Last weekend I drove three days in a row to parts south: San Jose, Morgan Hill, and Santa Cruz, the first two for soccer. UCSC was business and a college tour for my son.
	12:43pm Dean: One of my favorite Broadbent tunes is his "Consolation," which he wrote when he was 16. The trio performed it at the public library gig, dedicated to yours truly. Was lovely.
	12:50pm Dean: Clear riff on Vivaldi here. A high school friend who worked at the very same public library, Richard Altenbach, was likely in the LACO for this. https://www.discogs.com/artist/662051-Richard-Altenbach
	12:52pm Dean: When the high school staged a production of Fiddler on the Roof, Richard was the fiddler.
	12:53pm Stork: ↳ Dean @12:50 This is Daniel's version of Vivaldi's Four Seasons.
	1:02pm Dean: We lost Irene Kral too early.
	1:04pm Stork: ↳ Dean @1:02 It's hard to listen to her and not think about it. Breast cancer, at 46.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Developing Story Movement 3" by "Alan Broadbent, ... Back from family brunch, this is lovely!
	1:09pm Dean: Yesterday I played a Susannah McCorkle album I picked up for a buck. Dead at 55, deep depression, suicide.
	1:10pm Dean: When Haden's LMO came to town to play Yoshi's, Broadbent was at the keyboard.
	1:10pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:04 Generally, younger women unfortunately tend to get more aggressive versions of breast cancer.
	1:10pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:08 Welcome back, doc!
	1:12pm Stork: ↳ Dean @1:10 Would love to make it to Yoshi's before I kick. Or has IT kicked?
	1:12pm doctorjazz: The Haden Quartet West stuff is fabulous!
	1:14pm Sem: Shirley, Shirley, Shirley. Oh, my.
	1:14pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Lonely Town" by "Charlie Haden Quartet West" this album featured Haden on vocal on one track (Wayfaring Stranhger)
	1:15pm Dean: Yoshi's is still kicking down at Jack London Square. Great sound. The SF outpost closed after a few years. A couple days ago I was recalling the two shows I attended there: Nanci Griffith and Electric Masada.
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Had avocado toast for the first time (had a resistance to such a "pop" food), not bad...
	1:25pm Dean: My daughter had avocado toast Chez Moi this morning. More precisely, toast smeared with ripe avocado, topped with a scrambled egg and a strip of bacon.
	1:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Stork and club. Not sure if Alan played any role in "Stairway to Heaven," but if so, that would tie the GIF and things.
	1:27pm chresti: ↳ Dean @1:25 Yum minus the bacon.
	🥁 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Could say 'bemused' that spreading avo on a piece of toasted bread should have been press ganged into the Culture Wars ...but that's not exactly the totality of the feeling...
	1:28pm chresti: I can't eat toast until I get the canals in my teeth capped
	1:29pm Stork: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @1:27 How-DAY, Ken fr HP!!
	1:29pm Dean: Mintz is such a curious drummer to watch. He fixates on the skins, gazes at them, plays with them as if he doesn't want to wake them up. I saw him play with ... was it Nels Cline? Vinny Golia? It was long ago at a regular venue in Pasadena, a small theater space in a shopping mall.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:25 Mine didn't come with bacon-had to pilfer some off my wife's plate...I'd KILL for crispy bacon....www.youtube.com...
	1:30pm chresti: ↳ chresti @1:28 And a bridge constructed for my missing front lower teeth
	1:31pm Dean: Anybody got a bridge for sale?
	1:32pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:31 How'd you like the Brooklyn Bridge, great price!
	1:33pm Dean: I'll broker the deal with chresti, doc. We'll split the profits.
	1:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Hymn" by "Alan Broadbent Trio" I posted this on Jeff's show, but I got to see tbe Broadbent trio in Mezzro's a few months ago.
	1:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @1:33 Caught 2 sets, great show!
	1:35pm Dean: This post-mortem release features Broadbent with Kral, too. https://www.discogs.com/release/13145101-Irene-Kral-Second-Chance
	1:35pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @1:30 Unabashed Unashamed post of RebeccaJazz singing about bacon ( a long time ago...)
	1:39pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:33 So cool, doc!!
	1:39pm Stork: ↳ Dean @1:31 Where's that confounded bridge?
	1:40pm Dean: @doc, your daughter is fantastic! @Stork, and there's the "Stairway" connection!
	1:41pm Stork: Unabashed Unashamed posts are us, doc. Keep 'em comin.'
	1:42pm headcleaner: Tag, alle - g'day, everyone
	1:43pm Stork: ↳ headcleaner @1:42 Na, wie geht's headcleaner?
	1:44pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for the shoutout, Stork! And thanks for the nice welcome to the Drummer stream! I'm verklempt!
	1:45pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Stork and all
	1:46pm coelacanth∅: hi Rich, just thinking about you! (literally - 20 minutes ago)
	🥁 1:46pm Michael 98145: Hello, All.
	1:50pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" by "Irene... Purty!
	1:52pm Dean: Picked up this Brookmeyer album last month for a buck, same record store around the corner that I visited yesterday. Yesterday's take was the Susannah McCorkle album, James Taylor's Flag, Seals & Crofts, Love & Kisses, Keith Jarrett's Shades, Schubert's Mass, Korngold's piano works, and more!
	1:53pm Stork: ↳ Rich in Washington @1:44 Rich - come and sit and drink a Glenn Passaic and unklemp.
	1:54pm Stork: ↳ coelacanth∅ @1:45 coelacanth∅ whole-low!
	1:54pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Caravan" by "The Bob Brookmeyer Quartet" Always dug Brookmeyer's music-he generally is credited playing valve trombone (not many out there that I've seen).
	1:55pm Stork: ↳ Rich in Washington @1:44 Exceedingly stoked to see your name on the skedge!!
	1:55pm Dean: Eric von Essen, another youthful loss. Cryptogramophone has three volumes of tributes to EvE, featuring Broadbent, Nels and Alex Cline, G.E. Stinson et al.
	1:56pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:54 Love the sound he gets with the valve.
	1:56pm fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @1:46 Have a Glen Passaic, that should deal with that pesky thinking thing
	1:59pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:56 Me too!
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: ↳ coelacanth∅ @1:46 Hi coelacanthø!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Ruth's Waltz" by "Charlie Haden Quartet West" Watts and Broadbent cooking here!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: I'm gonna be listening to the remainder of this show in a laundromat.
	2:03pm fred: ↳ Rich in Washington @2:01 will you gather sounds there for your show?
	🥁 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:00 Yeah nice bit of ErnieWatts there.
	2:04pm Dean: Jazz Bakery...the old site in Culver City...was actually once a bakery, Helm's, famous for their trucks that would tool around the greater LA area to delivery bread, pastries, and other baked goods. When the bakery dissolved, JB became a non-profit occupant of the larger cultural arts space. I've seen Max Roach, Cecil Taylor, Broadbent (w/ Mark Murphy), Steve Lacy there.
	2:04pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Keepin' The News" by "Lee Konitz with Alan Broadb... check out this title !
	2:05pm Dean: Tribute to Peter's dad, no doubt. By the way, on return from my trip dropping my son off at the soccer field, the local college station, KALX, back-announced a track by Juniper. Yes, that Juniper. The DJ said something to the effect of "She was signed to a record deal in high school. I think her dad's a DJ."
	2:11pm fred: ↳ Dean @2:05 That might go poorly with her dad
	2:12pm Dean: I agree, @fred. The implication was that having a dad for a DJ gets a record "deal."
	2:17pm rw: Good morning! Feeling a little guilty about listening without checking in. Hey Stork; everyone.
	2:18pm rw: Dean! Do you remember when the Jazz Bakery was in somebody's photo studio? (still in the Helms complex but a little further east)
	2:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Lucky to Be Me (Live)" by "Sheila Jordan" Mezzrow's the oddest shaped club-looks a bit like a music note-long thin stem, then widens out to the note shape, opening to the right just near the wstage.
	2:19pm rw: My friend Dave has an old Helms truck. Was his brother's hippie van in the 60s
	2:19pm Dean: I don't, @rw. Or at least I know of only one site, the small-ish space with folding chairs. A lot like the Freight & Salvage here, its second site, before it moved to the new ritzy space in downtown Berkeley.
	2:20pm fred: ↳ Dean @2:12 Which is probably true. I like Juniper's music. I'd like to hear more of her peers too, well the station is the place for that
	2:20pm rw: Dean, you probably remember that old photo studio space. The new space is a more proper theater.
	🥁 2:21pm Michael 98145: ↳ Dean @2:04 Did not know that
	🥁 2:22pm David (in London): slips into the Club dressed as Charles de Gaulle, kepi hat, small moustache, haughty demeanour. Takes a stool at the bar, lights a Gitanes, downs a Pastis a la Passaic Bonjour Stork et les Clubbeurs.
	2:22pm Dean: I thought, too, that the new JB roams from venue to venue. It's a virtual venue, all about the NP programming.
	2:23pm rw: We arrived late once to see a band in the old space with folding chairs and had to sit in the front row. I had to lean back during the trombone solos.
	2:25pm Stork: ↳ David (in London) @2:22 Ahh, Monsieur David! We meet again! Won't you have a drink?
	2:25pm rw: Dean, it's been a while since I've been to JB, but I'd be surprised if the theater space is gone. May be a roaming venue as well.
	2:26pm rw: Alright. Gotta go. It's nice in here but it's beautiful outside! Have a good Sunday everyone!
	2:26pm Dean: When I was in elementary school my class took a field trip to the Helm's Bakery, where my uncle worked. During the field trip, they called him out to say hello. There was a very compact venue in Berkeley, Jazz House, that put on some amazing shows. I saw Fred Frith there, Susie Ibarra, and Brotzmann's Full Blast. Sat right up front for the latter. No more aptly named band than FB.
	2:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ David (in London) @2:22 Keep a close watch on your Citroën, lest someone plants some explosives.
	🥁 2:27pm WR: ↳ Song: "Spring I" by "Eddie Daniels" Some regular radio broadcast (I think for "classical music" or opera...) regularly used that Vivaldi bit for their open or closing theme. Had a Pavlovian response from me expecting to hear a posh accented announcer. Anyone have similar memory except actually remembers what program it was?
	🥁 2:28pm David (in London): ↳ Stork @2:25 Glad to be here, maestro. Salutations: jazzmedic, rw, Michael, Dean, Rev D, Coela, Chrestikins, and all others with their ears on. Vive le Stork.
	2:28pm fred: ↳ David (in London) @2:22 Apparently there's no recording of his address from London; would you be available for a take? Otherwise it will be AI crap
	2:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ David (in London) @2:28 hello David, welcome to the club!
	🥁 2:31pm David (in London): Thanks for the warning Ken. I'll check under the chassis each morning from now on. Fred, didn't he live at Carlton Gardens during the War, where the Free French HQ then was?
	2:34pm Dean: V-a-g-u-e recollection of the Vivaldi radio theme song, but Four Seasons are ubiquitous. I still occasionally enjoy the suite, but I favor AV's works for mandolin.
	2:36pm Dean: William F. Buckley, Jr.'s Firing Line used a squeaky Baroque-ish cornet thing, I recall.
	2:38pm Stork: ↳ Dean @2:36 Having wicked WF Buckley flashbacks now...
	2:39pm fred: ↳ David (in London) @2:31 No clue, but I know people who work on making a fake recording of that lost speech
	2:40pm Dean: Broadbent spent quality time with Woody Herman, but I have a hard time finding recordings with him actually performing. Arranger, yes, but not ivory tickler.
	🥁 2:41pm Michael 98145: ↳ Stork @2:38 I believe there is medication for that
	🥁 2:41pm David (in London): 'Tim sings W.F.', the lost Buckley album everyone is crying out for.
	🥁 2:41pm Michael 98145: ↳ David (in London) @2:41 😎
	2:42pm Dean: There are two Konitz/Broadbent at JB recordings.
	2:42pm Dean: Tim Buckley settings of God and Man at Yale. Can't wait.
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: 'morning rw; 'evening David.
	2:43pm Dean: Laurel & Hardy
	🥁 2:44pm WR: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:43 Hi, coelacanth∅, hope you slept well. I'm about to nap for a bit.
	2:45pm Dean: Thank you!
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: hey WR -i slept well but not for long enough. enjoy your nap. i might try that later, before work
	2:49pm Dean: Broadbent worked with Linda Ronstadt on this album: https://www.discogs.com/release/7786477-Linda-Ronstadt-Hummin-To-Myself Won one Grammy for his work with Natalie Cole.
	🥁 2:50pm WR: ↳ Stork @2:04 ah hah, didn't catch why you were acknowledging the Keepnews family during your back announcement. So was skimming back looking for a recording in which Orin or Peter had some involvement. Now see it was triggered by that title. OK. I can rest easy now.
	🥁 2:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ David (in London) @2:41 ...yes between William, Lord, Tim & Jeff the Buckley Family Reunions were ...compliated affairs...
	🥁 2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:56 ...*c-o-m-p-l-i-C-a-t-e-d...
	🥁 2:57pm WR: ↳ Song: "Anchihoye Lene" by "Hailu Mergia" by primary artist is meant: "Hailu Mergia — Keyboards, Accordion, Melodica"
	🥁 2:59pm David (in London): ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:56 Rev D, yes, they were blowing their minds (and ours too)!
	3:02pm chresti: Davidkins!
	🥁 3:03pm David (in London): Chrestikins!
	3:11pm Katharsis: Still here. break time
	3:17pm Stork: ↳ WR @2:50 Yeah, not the only great musician to name a song after Orrin. Bill Evans wrote "Re: Person I Knew" - an anagram for Orrin K.
	3:17pm Jeff g. via app: Real fun set, this.
	🥁 3:19pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Mujinto Rock" by "Shonen Knife" Yay !
	3:19pm spodiodi: ooh new Shonen Knife! nice.
	3:23pm spodiodi: 👏
	3:26pm adamdoesit: All this Buckley talk reminds me of a drink I'd forgotten: the William F. Buckley Flashback. This exercise in alcoholic Darwinism is a drink within a drink. Supposedly, it was developed by Professor of Predatory Mathematics Chester Vanderpugh at the short-lived University of West E86th St., in collaboration with the Snitzenberg Institute of Economic Expression, to demonstrate elementary principles of libertarian capitalism. In fact, its true origins came about one night at the Stork, when Professor Vanderpugh ordered a dry martini, nibbled the olive, and became lost in reminiscence. During his reverie, East Side leg breaker and orthopedic surgeon "Mittens" Milroy, MD, left for half an hour to tend to a procedure of one kind or the other, leaving his triple Glen Passaic on the bar. Unattended, the whiskey grew hangry, and developed a powerful thirst. Exuding a fuming pseudopods down the sides of the tumbler, it dragged itself, a quarter inch at a time, until it stood, sloshing, within sipping distance of the dreaming professor's martini. Then, with a sound like a hail of thumbtacks, the pseudopod shot out, grabbed the terrified martini by the stem, and downed it in a gulp, olive and all. The whiskey seethed; there was a smell of juniper and sulfur; and it settled back down in its glass. When the surgeon returned from his osteological errand, he took a sip, and pronounced it good. For his part, Professor Vanderpugh lost a martini, but gained a valuable classroom demonstration -- and took the credit besides. Ingredients: 6oz Glen Passaic one dry martini, up with an olive Pour Glen Passaic into a tumbler, neat, set beside the martini, and watch the horror unfold.
	3:27pm adamdoesit: (thanks for the name, Stork!)
	3:32pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Sinatra Drive Breakdown" by "Yo La Tengo" Saw them at the Greek last Fall. So good!
	3:32pm Stork: ↳ adamdoesit @3:27 the adamdoesit encyclopaedia adds another. Always good for business here.
	3:33pm doctorjazz: Gotta run (RebeccaJazz's standup comedy debut, actually 2nd time), great show, Stork, Hasta Pasta all!
	3:33pm spodiodi: thanks for the show, Stork! probably wont make it back before the end.
	3:34pm Stork: ↳ spodiodi @3:33 go well, spodiodi!!
	3:35pm Dean: I'm noticing that a lot of the acts playing the LA Greek Theatre are also playing Berkeley's Greek Theatre.
	3:36pm Dean: And then a lot are not, e.g., some guy named Ringo Starr, who won't make it north.
	🥁 3:36pm WR: ↳ adamdoesit @3:27 Learning of this drink after a WF Buckley rabbit hole ending with my browsing of Wikipedia entry for "Our Enemy, the State", the best-known book by libertarian author Albert Jay Nock, I am struck mostly that you appear to have willfully and unilaterally declared Glen Passaic to be a whiskey rather than a whisky.
	3:39pm Asheville Jon: what was that about asheville?
	🥁 3:41pm WR: ↳ Song: "Stupid" by "Bobby Womack" Did not know of this Womack release, thanks for the intro.
	3:44pm Dean: There are dub versions of Roy Orbison tunes? Whoah!
	3:45pm adamdoesit: ↳ WR @3:36 It's on account of that bottle of absinthe that the Glen Passaic cornered. It carries that e around as a trophy.
	3:46pm Sem: Danke, Storch, für den Club, die Musik, den puren Spaß. Bis zum späteren Zeitpunkt.
	🥁 3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♉︎Taurus, Year of Fire 🐀Rat ' Roy Kelton Orbison (April 23, 1936 – December 6, 1988) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician known for his impassioned singing style, complex song structures, and dark, emotional ballads. His music was described by critics as operatic, earning him the nicknames "The Caruso of Rock" and "The Big O." Many of Orbison's songs conveyed vulnerability at a time when most male rock-and-roll performers chose to project machismo. He performed while standing motionless and wearing black clothes to match his dyed black hair and dark sunglasses. Born in Texas, Orbison began singing in a rockabilly and country-and-western band as a teenager. He was signed by Sam Phillips of Sun Records in 1956, but enjoyed his greatest success with Monument Records. From 1960 to 1966, 22 of Orbison's singles reached the Billboard Top 40. He wrote or co-wrote almost all of his own Top 10 hits, including "Only the Lonely" (1960), "Running Scared" (1961), "Crying" (1961), "In Dreams" (1963), and "Oh, Pretty Woman" (1964). '
	3:46pm Stork: ↳ Sem @3:46 Sem!
	🥁 3:47pm WR: ↳ Song: "Go! Go! Go!" by "Roy Orbison" Interesting, can hear proto Yardbirds' Over Under Sideways Down" in this.
	3:49pm Sem: Watched the Black and White Orbison concert yet again the other evening, k.d. among the back-up singers on this one. Sublime.
	3:49pm Stork: ↳ WR @3:47 No doubt, WR! Not to mention a million other bands
	3:49pm chresti: Thank you, your Storkness!
	3:50pm Dean: When I was working a record store Orbison's Laminar Flow appeared. Got bad reviews, but I recall enjoying it. I can't remember why...
	3:52pm adamdoesit: Thanks, Storkerino! I'm loving the little dab of Roy.
	3:54pm Stork: ↳ adamdoesit @3:52 It'll do ya!!
	🥁 3:54pm David (in London): Thank you El Storkerino. Have a good week Club-goers.
	3:58pm Stork: WELL-O WELL-O WELL-O WELL-O WELL-O so much plotzing! Thanx yuz, and till next...
	3:58pm Yvang: Thanks Stork'n'Roll!
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!
	🥁 4:00pm WR: Thank you Stork! That rock'n' set has me wide awake now. Cheers.
	4:00pm Doug Schulkind: Woo-hoo! Stork!
	🥁 4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~

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April 23, 2023: Radio With a Broad Bent
I know, sorry! Alan Broadbent, 76 today, is a pianist better-known as an arranger, conductor and composer, though his playing needs to be heard more, methinks. Great collabs with Charlie Haden, Sheila Jordan, Diana Kral, and many more.

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Der Himmelsleiter, St. Lambertikirche, Münster, Germany

Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Dorothy Moskowitz & The United States of Alchemy	Under an Endless Sky	Under an Endless Sky	Created with: electronic composer Francesco Paolo Paladino, composer and writer Luca Chino Ferrari, and includes: Riccardo Sinigaglia, Angelo Contini, Stefano Scala, Trio Cavallazzi and Gino Ape, and English folker Sean Breadin. Released: 2023
Finnias J. Platterputzer, DJ. How can I help?				0:24:09 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent Trio	Prelude to Peace	Like Minds	Acoustic Bass – Harvie S Drums – Billy Mintz Piano – Alan Broadbent - - Recorded at RVS Studios on April 29 and July 27, 2021	0:27:52 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden & Quartet West	Tarantella	In Angel City	Charlie Haden – bass • Ernie Watts - tenor saxophone, shaker, synthesizer • Alan Broadbent - piano • Larance Marable - drums • Recorded May 30-June 1, 1988	0:36:14 (Pop-up)
Pat Metheny	From This Place "From This Place" by "Pat Metheny"	From This Place	Bass – Steve Dress; Bass [1st] – Nico Abondolo; Bass, Voice – Linda May Han Oh; Cello – Cecilia Tsan, Dane Little, Eric Byers, Jacob Braun, Trevor Handy, Vanessa Freebairn Smith; Cello [1st] – Andrew Shulman; Clarinet – Stuart Clark; Clarinet [1st] – Dan Higgins; Composed By – Pat Metheny; Drums – Antonio Sanchez; Conductor [The Hollywood Studio Symphony Conducted By] – Joel McNeely; Harmonica – Gregoire Maret; Orchestra – The Hollywood Studio Symphony; Percussion – Luis Conte; Vocals – Meshell Ndegeocello; Flute – Jenni Olson, Steve Kujala; Flute [1st] – Heather Clark; French Horn – Laura Brenes; French Horn [1st] – Dylan Hart; Guitar, Keyboards – Pat Metheny; Piano – Gwilym Simcock; Trombone – Bill Reichenbach (2), Steve Holtman; Trombone [1st] – Alex Iles; Viola – Alma Fernandez, Darrin McCann, David Walther, Diana Wade, Lynne Richburg, Meredith Crawford, Rob Brophy; Viola [1st] – Shawn Mann; Violin – Amy Hershberger, Ben Jacobson*, Charlie Bisharat, Eun-Mee Ahn, Helen Nightengale, Jackie Brand, Jessica Guideri, Lorenz Gamma, Maia Jasper, Natalie Leggett, Phillip Levy, Sara Parkins, Sarah Thornblade, Serena McKinney, Songa Lee, Tammy Hatwan, Tereza Stanislav Violin [Pr 2nd] – Julie Gigante Violin, Concertmaster [CM] – Roger Wilkie Recorded at Avatar Studio, New York released: 2020	0:39:32 (Pop-up)
Sheila Jordan	Blue and Green "Blue and Green" by "Sheila Jordan"	Live at Mezzrow	(Sheila Jordan sits this one out) Bass – Harvie S; Piano – Alan Broadbent; Vocals – Sheila Jordan - Recorded at Mezzrow in New York City on October 25, 2021	0:44:04 (Pop-up)
Eddie Daniels	Winter III "Winter III" by "Eddie Daniels"	The Five Seasons	Arranged By – Jorge Calandrelli; Bass – Dave Carpenter; Clarinet – Eddie Daniels; Conductor – Bernard Rubenstein; Drums – Peter Erskine; Orchestra – The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; Piano – Alan Broadbent; released: 1996	0:47:41 (Pop-up)
Irene Kral	The Gentle Rain "The Gentle Rain" by "Irene Kral"	The Gentle Rain	Irene Kral – vocals • Alan Broadbent – piano • Recorded August 1977 Macdonald Studio, Sea Cliff, NY	0:53:54 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent, The London Metropolitan Orchestra	Developing Story Movement 3	Developing Story	Alan Broadbent – arranger, conductor, piano (recorded separately) • Harvie S – double bass • Peter Erskine – drums • The London Metropolitan Orchestra Bass – Harvie S* - - Recorded November 28–29, 2015 Abbey Road Studios, London	0:59:22 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden Quartet West	Lonely Town	The Art of the Song	Charlie Haden Quartet West • Charlie Haden – bass, lead vocal on "Wayfaring Stranger" • Alan Broadbent – piano, arranger, conductor, orchestration • Larance Marable – drums • Ernie Watts – tenor saxophone; Shirley Horn - vocal - with large orchestra - - • Recorded at Capitol Studio A on February 19-22, 1999	1:08:37 (Pop-up)
Sheila Jordan	Medley: Inchworm / The Caterpillar Song	Heart Strings	Bass – Harvie Swartz; Cello – Peter Wyrick; Drums – Marvin "Smitty" Smith Ensemble – The Hiraga String Quartet; Piano, Arranged By, Conductor – Alan Broadbent; Viola – Maria Lambros Kannen; Violin – Amy Hiraga, Laura Frautschi; Vocals– Sheila Jordan - - Recorded on March 5 & 6, 1993 in New York City	1:14:04 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent Trio	The Hymn "The Hymn" by "Alan Broadbent Trio"	Trio in Motion	Acoustic Bass – Harvie S; Drums – Billy Mintz; Piano – Alan Broadbent; - 2020	1:25:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Broadly Bent	"DJ Broadly Bent"			1:29:31 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent	Strange Meadowlark (feat. London Metropolitan Strings)	Broadbent plays Brubeck (feat. London Metropolitan Strings)	bassist Harvie S and drummer Hans Dekker backed by the London Metropolitan String Orchestra. released 2021	1:37:57 (Pop-up)
Irene Kral	Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most	Where Is Love?	Irene Kral – vocals • Alan Broadbent – piano • Recorded December 1974 Wally Heider Studios, Los Angeles, CA	1:45:18 (Pop-up)
The Bob Brookmeyer Quartet	Caravan	Oslo	Bass – Eric Von Essen; Drums – Michael Stephans; Piano, Synthesizer – Alan Broadbent; Trombone – Bob Brookmeyer - - Recorded at Sage and Sound Recording Studio, Hollywood, CA, September 1986	1:50:19 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden Quartet West	Ruth's Waltz	The Art of the Song	Charlie Haden Quartet West • Charlie Haden – bass • Alan Broadbent – piano, arranger, conductor, orchestration • Larance Marable – drums • Ernie Watts – tenor saxophone -• Bill Henderson – vocals -1999	1:56:13 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz with Alan Broadbent	Keepin' The News	Live-Lee	Alto Saxophone – Lee Konitz; Piano – Alan Broadbent - - - Recorded in performance at the Jazz Bakery, Los Angeles, CA; October 20, 21 and 22, 2000	2:00:21 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent	The Man I Love "The Man I Love" by "Alan Broadbent"	'Round Midnight	Acoustic Bass – Brian Bromberg; Drums – Joe LaBarbera; Piano – Alan Broadbent - -rel. 2004	2:04:04 (Pop-up)
Sheila Jordan	Lucky to Be Me (Live)	Live at Mezzrow	Bass – Harvie S; Piano – Alan Broadbent; Vocals – Sheila Jordan - Recorded at Mezzrow in New York City on October 25, 2021	2:09:55 (Pop-up)
Eddie Daniels	Spring I "Spring I" by "Eddie Daniels"	The Five Seasons	Arranged By – Jorge Calandrelli; Bass – Dave Carpenter; Clarinet – Eddie Daniels; Conductor – Bernard Rubenstein; Drums – Peter Erskine; Orchestra – The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; Piano – Alan Broadbent; Composed By – Antonio Vivaldi (released 1996)	2:16:48 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden Quartet West	Avenue of Stands	Always Say Goodbye	Charlie Haden – bass • Ernie Watts - tenor saxophone • Alan Broadbent - piano • Larance Marable - drums • Recorded July 30 and August 1, 1993 • Ocean Way Recording, Los Angeles	2:20:46 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent Trio	Waltz Prelude	New York Notes	Bass – Harvie S (Harvie Swartz); Drums – Billy Mintz; Piano – Alan Broadbent - - rel. 2019	2:26:38 (Pop-up)
Alan Broadbent Trio	This I Dig of You	Like Minds	Acoustic Bass – Harvie S Drums – Billy Mintz Piano – Alan Broadbent - - Recorded at RVS Studios on April 29 and July 27, 2021	2:33:07 (Pop-up)
SewWeeMeatUhGain	"SewWeeMeatUhGain"			2:39:29 (Pop-up)
Ernest Ranglin	Up On The Downstroke	In Search of the Lost Riddim	Balafon – Adama Cissokho; Calabash – El Hadji Malick Aw; Djembe, Drums [Sabar Drums] – Bahkane Seck; Double Bass – Ira Coleman; Drums [Sabar Drums] – Babacar Seck, Bada Seck; Drums [Trap Drums] – Dion Parson; Guitar, Producer – Ernest Ranglin; Kora – Kawding Cissokho; Talking Drum [Tama] – Assane Diop; Xalam [Hoddu] – Barou Sall - - Recorded at Pyramide Culturelle Studio 2000 in Dakar, Senegal	2:45:30 (Pop-up)
Hailu Mergia	Anchihoye Lene "Anchihoye Lene" by "Hailu Mergia"	Lala Belu	Hailu Mergia – primary artist, producer • Tony Buck – drums • Mike Majkowski – bass - released on 23 February 2018	2:50:03 (Pop-up)
Kaze & Ikue Mori	Shifting Blocks "Shifting Blocks" by "Kaze & Ikue Mori"	Crustal Movement	KAZE Christian Pruvost, Natsuki Tamura - trumpet; Satoko Fujii - piano; Peter Orins - drums; & Ikue Mori - electronics - - Cooperative Quartet Kaze and Ikue Mori Release Innovative New CD, Crustal Movement on March 17, 2023	2:57:06 (Pop-up)
Saramacca Band	Moengo Boto Blon (Suriname)	Excavated Shellac: an Alternate History of the World's Music	The Saramaka, Saamaka or Saramacca are one of six Maroon peoples (formerly called "Bush Negroes") in the Republic of Suriname and one of the Maroon peoples in French Guiana	3:02:23 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Birdy Num-Num	Press Color	Using audio from the 1968 film "The Party" - directed by Blake Edwards and starring Peter Sellers	3:04:58 (Pop-up)
Animal Collective	Royal and Desire	Time Skiffs	Avey Tare (David Portner), Panda Bear (Noah Lennox), Deakin (Josh Dibb), and Geologist (Brian Weitz). - - Recorded 2020 at Namouche Studios (Lisbon) Drop of Sun (Asheville, North Carolina)	3:08:26 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono	Chow Chow Dog "Chow Chow Dog" by "Haruomi Hosono"	泰安洋行/Tropical Dandy	Haruomi Hosono - Bass, Vocals, Mellotron, Marimba, Guitar (Acoustic & Electric), Clavinet, Cowbell, Whistle, Backing Vocals/Choir, Production, Liner notes • Masataka Matsutoya - Piano, Hammond organ, String Arrangements • Shigeru Suzuki - Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals/Choir • Tatsuo Hayashi - Drums, Percussion • Hiroki Komazawa - Pedal steel guitar • Hiroshi Satō - Piano, Clavinet • Ginji Itō - Electric Guitar • Motoya Hamaguchi - Percussion • Makoto Yano - Strings, Horn (Wind and Brass) & String Arrangements • Minako Yoshida - Duet Vocals, Backing Vocals/Choir • Makoto Kubota - Backing Vocals/Choir, Scat Vocals • Teruyuki Fukushima - Trumpet • Masayuki Kuniyoshi - Flute • Yōji Yamashita - Ukulele • Clare Francis - Voice • Kayo Ito, Taeko Ōnuki & Kōsetsu Minami - Backing Vocals/Choir • Kazuhiro Ichihashi - Backing Vocals/Choir, Assistant Engineering Released June 25, 1975 Recorded Crown Studio Akasaka, Minato, Tokyo	3:14:07 (Pop-up)
Shonen Knife	Mujinto Rock "Mujinto Rock" by "Shonen Knife"	Our Best Place	Risa Kawano – drums, lead vocals, backing vocals • Atsuko Yamano – bass guitar, lead vocals, backing vocals • Naoko Yamano – guitar, bass guitar, keyboards,s percussion, lead vocals, backing vocals • Naru Ishizuka – bass guitar, backing vocals Released February 15, 2023 Recorded Osaka, Japan	3:18:55 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Stupid Introlude (ft Gil Scott-Heron)	The Bravest Man in the Universe	Gil-Scott Heron - voice	3:22:53 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Stupid "Stupid" by "Bobby Womack"	The Bravest Man in the Universe	Drum Programming, Effects – Richard Russell; Vocals, Guitar – Bobby Womack; Written-By – Bobby Womack , Damon Albarn Harold Payne Richard Russell - - Recorded 3-14 October, 14-16 November and 28 November to 2 December 2011 and XL recordings 7 March 2012	3:23:15 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Sinatra Drive Breakdown	This Stupid World	Georgia Hubley – drums, vocals, production • Ira Kaplan – guitar, vocals, production • James McNew – bass guitar, vocals, engineering, mixing, production	3:27:02 (Pop-up)
DJ	"DJ"			3:34:27 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Mean Little Mama (Undubbed)	The Sun Years 1956-1958: The Definitive Edition		3:43:34 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Go! Go! Go! "Go! Go! Go!" by "Roy Orbison"	The Sun Years 1956-1958: The Definitive Edition		3:45:29 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Crying "Crying" by "Roy Orbison"	Crying		3:47:36 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	(Yes) I’m Hurting "(Yes) I’m Hurting" by "Roy Orbison"	Sings Don Gibson		3:50:18 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Chicken Hearted "Chicken Hearted" by "Roy Orbison"	The Sun Years 1956-1958: The Definitive Edition		3:52:31 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Running Scared "Running Scared" by "Roy Orbison"	Crying		3:54:42 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	You're My Baby "You're My Baby" by "Roy Orbison"	The Sun Years 1956-1958: The Definitive Edition		3:56:51 (Pop-up)
Thank You All So Very Kindly ❤️	"Thank You All So Very Kindly ❤️"			3:58:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Sunday, Stork and all!
	12:01pm Stork: Hullooooo!!! Sun-dee fun!!
	12:01pm Yvang: Hi Stork and Slacks wearers!
	12:02pm Stork: ↳ listener james from westwood @12:01 Good Sir listener james from westwood!! Happy 2 C U!!
	12:02pm Yvang: a ladder to Heaven?
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♉︎Taurus, Year of Fire 🐖Boar Alan Leonard Broadbent MNZM born 23 April 1947
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Straight is the gate and broad the bent. I know, I know. Here, have some Glen Passaic...
	12:04pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Stork and all other listeners!
	12:04pm Stork: Yvang - YES!!! I forgot to add the caption to that photo - it's a light installation in Münster ion its most famous church spire, called Der Himmelsleiter (ladder to heaven!!)
	🥁 12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Low Font - Background contrast. If the Comments background were the same vanilla ice cream in grape soda color as the general page background, that would work (for instance)...
	12:06pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:04 Really? It looks really contrasty to me. Oh well, I'll fix it.
	🥁 12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @12:06 My 2cents.
	12:07pm Stork: ↳ StringOFperils @12:03 Excellent barstool poetry - and on the first round!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: Ayo, Stork. Nice one - almost played something from this record today, too. Also, apologies to Mr. Broadbent, who I earlier and erroneously called a horn player. Mea culpa!
	12:07pm Yvang: ↳ Stork @12:04 That is tempting, even though temptation is considered a sin.
	12:08pm adamdoesit: Hi Stork and swells! It's a beautiful day in Brooklyn, and my brief errands just now convinced me of the wisdom of enjoing it at home with you.
	12:09pm Stork: ↳ adamdoesit @12:08 I send many yay's your way!!
	12:09pm StringOFperils: Pepto-Bismol. I hope you're satisfied RevRabbit
	🥁 12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ StringOFperils @12:09 Not responsible for that ! :D ...tho I do have a curry for breakfast waiting...
	12:11pm Stork: ↳ Jeff Golick @12:07 I decided to go for her magnum opus on this one - absolutely entrancing! And to be fair, Broadbent sounds like a Marx-Brothers name for a musician, probably a trombone player.
	12:12pm Stork: ↳ StringOFperils @12:09 Should i keep trying? I like the ant-acid look, but perhaps I'm alone?
	12:12pm fred: Good afternoon Stork and patrons. Is it too early for a round of Glen Passaic?
	12:13pm Stork: ↳ fred @12:12 12 minutes in? adamdoesit already has surreptitiously attached a hose to the Glenn Passaic cask by now, if I know him.
	12:14pm Lionel Twirlinghorm, Marx Brothers musician: ↳ fred @12:12 Not where you are, Fred. Here's eyes in your mud!
	12:14pm chresti: Hey ho Stork and swell cavorters!
	🥁 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When lived in SantaBarbara & worked @ a CD store - became friends with the Ast. Mgr. who was devoted to Straight Ahead Jazz & became sort of a surrogate West Coast big brother & schooled me in a lot of it. He was particularly an enthusiast of Charlie Haden - so became aware of Broadbent via this. Have told my tale of going to LA to see the Quartet West - for free - & the McCoy Tyner Trio all in the same day : two distinct kinds of potent rapturous Spiritual Food in a single diurnal period...
	12:16pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:15 What a day that musta been, Rev!!
	12:17pm Katharsis: hellos stork, storks.
	🥁 12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @12:16 This was the club where Msr. Tyner shared his chocolate cheesecake with us. (While the local Rawk Cover Band cops an attitude towards one...)
	12:19pm Stork: ↳ Lionel Twirlinghorm, Marx Brothers musician @12:14 Hee hee hee!
	12:23pm Stork: ↳ Katharsis @12:17 Greetz, Katharsis!!
	🥁 12:23pm WR: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:15 Sounds quite rapturous, Rev.
	12:27pm Stork: ↳ chresti @12:14 chresti! Hoooooray!!
	12:27pm Stork: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:28pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! fill my ears up, please and hello club folk
	12:29pm doctorjazz: Hi Storkers!
	12:29pm Stork: That link looks wrong - here again: en.wikipedia.org... en.wikipedia.org...
	12:30pm Stork: ↳ spodiodi @12:28 Ho-ya, spodiodi!
	12:30pm Mike Cooper: Going for a stroll. Be back later. Wait for me eh?
	12:32pm Stork: Mike Cooper has returned from far-flung places! Greetings, Mike - sorry I didn't get back to you this busy weekend! We shall confer and otherwise hob-nob soon!
	12:34pm Dean: Can you believe I had to take my son to a soccer field so he could earn good money as a referee just before the Broadbent fest?!
	12:37pm Stork: ↳ Dean @12:34 Dean!! Glad you made it, and thanks again for the suggestion to celebrate Alan Broadbent's music lo, those many months ago!
	12:38pm Dean: It is proving to be entirely my pleasure!
	12:38pm fred: ↳ Dean @12:34 Taking your son to a soccer game must have been a memory loop
	12:42pm Dean: Against my most firm expectations I have become a soccer dad. My daughter plays; my son referees. Last weekend I drove three days in a row to parts south: San Jose, Morgan Hill, and Santa Cruz, the first two for soccer. UCSC was business and a college tour for my son.
	12:43pm Dean: One of my favorite Broadbent tunes is his "Consolation," which he wrote when he was 16. The trio performed it at the public library gig, dedicated to yours truly. Was lovely.
	12:50pm Dean: Clear riff on Vivaldi here. A high school friend who worked at the very same public library, Richard Altenbach, was likely in the LACO for this. https://www.discogs.com/artist/662051-Richard-Altenbach
	12:52pm Dean: When the high school staged a production of Fiddler on the Roof, Richard was the fiddler.
	12:53pm Stork: ↳ Dean @12:50 This is Daniel's version of Vivaldi's Four Seasons.
	1:02pm Dean: We lost Irene Kral too early.
	1:04pm Stork: ↳ Dean @1:02 It's hard to listen to her and not think about it. Breast cancer, at 46.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Developing Story Movement 3" by "Alan Broadbent, ... Back from family brunch, this is lovely!
	1:09pm Dean: Yesterday I played a Susannah McCorkle album I picked up for a buck. Dead at 55, deep depression, suicide.
	1:10pm Dean: When Haden's LMO came to town to play Yoshi's, Broadbent was at the keyboard.
	1:10pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:04 Generally, younger women unfortunately tend to get more aggressive versions of breast cancer.
	1:10pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:08 Welcome back, doc!
	1:12pm Stork: ↳ Dean @1:10 Would love to make it to Yoshi's before I kick. Or has IT kicked?
	1:12pm doctorjazz: The Haden Quartet West stuff is fabulous!
	1:14pm Sem: Shirley, Shirley, Shirley. Oh, my.
	1:14pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Lonely Town" by "Charlie Haden Quartet West" this album featured Haden on vocal on one track (Wayfaring Stranhger)
	1:15pm Dean: Yoshi's is still kicking down at Jack London Square. Great sound. The SF outpost closed after a few years. A couple days ago I was recalling the two shows I attended there: Nanci Griffith and Electric Masada.
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Had avocado toast for the first time (had a resistance to such a "pop" food), not bad...
	1:25pm Dean: My daughter had avocado toast Chez Moi this morning. More precisely, toast smeared with ripe avocado, topped with a scrambled egg and a strip of bacon.
	1:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Stork and club. Not sure if Alan played any role in "Stairway to Heaven," but if so, that would tie the GIF and things.
	1:27pm chresti: ↳ Dean @1:25 Yum minus the bacon.
	🥁 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Could say 'bemused' that spreading avo on a piece of toasted bread should have been press ganged into the Culture Wars ...but that's not exactly the totality of the feeling...
	1:28pm chresti: I can't eat toast until I get the canals in my teeth capped
	1:29pm Stork: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @1:27 How-DAY, Ken fr HP!!
	1:29pm Dean: Mintz is such a curious drummer to watch. He fixates on the skins, gazes at them, plays with them as if he doesn't want to wake them up. I saw him play with ... was it Nels Cline? Vinny Golia? It was long ago at a regular venue in Pasadena, a small theater space in a shopping mall.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:25 Mine didn't come with bacon-had to pilfer some off my wife's plate...I'd KILL for crispy bacon....www.youtube.com...
	1:30pm chresti: ↳ chresti @1:28 And a bridge constructed for my missing front lower teeth
	1:31pm Dean: Anybody got a bridge for sale?
	1:32pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:31 How'd you like the Brooklyn Bridge, great price!
	1:33pm Dean: I'll broker the deal with chresti, doc. We'll split the profits.
	1:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Hymn" by "Alan Broadbent Trio" I posted this on Jeff's show, but I got to see tbe Broadbent trio in Mezzro's a few months ago.
	1:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @1:33 Caught 2 sets, great show!
	1:35pm Dean: This post-mortem release features Broadbent with Kral, too. https://www.discogs.com/release/13145101-Irene-Kral-Second-Chance
	1:35pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @1:30 Unabashed Unashamed post of RebeccaJazz singing about bacon ( a long time ago...)
	1:39pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:33 So cool, doc!!
	1:39pm Stork: ↳ Dean @1:31 Where's that confounded bridge?
	1:40pm Dean: @doc, your daughter is fantastic! @Stork, and there's the "Stairway" connection!
	1:41pm Stork: Unabashed Unashamed posts are us, doc. Keep 'em comin.'
	1:42pm headcleaner: Tag, alle - g'day, everyone
	1:43pm Stork: ↳ headcleaner @1:42 Na, wie geht's headcleaner?
	1:44pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for the shoutout, Stork! And thanks for the nice welcome to the Drummer stream! I'm verklempt!
	1:45pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Stork and all
	1:46pm coelacanth∅: hi Rich, just thinking about you! (literally - 20 minutes ago)
	🥁 1:46pm Michael 98145: Hello, All.
	1:50pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" by "Irene... Purty!
	1:52pm Dean: Picked up this Brookmeyer album last month for a buck, same record store around the corner that I visited yesterday. Yesterday's take was the Susannah McCorkle album, James Taylor's Flag, Seals & Crofts, Love & Kisses, Keith Jarrett's Shades, Schubert's Mass, Korngold's piano works, and more!
	1:53pm Stork: ↳ Rich in Washington @1:44 Rich - come and sit and drink a Glenn Passaic and unklemp.
	1:54pm Stork: ↳ coelacanth∅ @1:45 coelacanth∅ whole-low!
	1:54pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Caravan" by "The Bob Brookmeyer Quartet" Always dug Brookmeyer's music-he generally is credited playing valve trombone (not many out there that I've seen).
	1:55pm Stork: ↳ Rich in Washington @1:44 Exceedingly stoked to see your name on the skedge!!
	1:55pm Dean: Eric von Essen, another youthful loss. Cryptogramophone has three volumes of tributes to EvE, featuring Broadbent, Nels and Alex Cline, G.E. Stinson et al.
	1:56pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:54 Love the sound he gets with the valve.
	1:56pm fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @1:46 Have a Glen Passaic, that should deal with that pesky thinking thing
	1:59pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:56 Me too!
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: ↳ coelacanth∅ @1:46 Hi coelacanthø!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Ruth's Waltz" by "Charlie Haden Quartet West" Watts and Broadbent cooking here!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: I'm gonna be listening to the remainder of this show in a laundromat.
	2:03pm fred: ↳ Rich in Washington @2:01 will you gather sounds there for your show?
	🥁 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:00 Yeah nice bit of ErnieWatts there.
	2:04pm Dean: Jazz Bakery...the old site in Culver City...was actually once a bakery, Helm's, famous for their trucks that would tool around the greater LA area to delivery bread, pastries, and other baked goods. When the bakery dissolved, JB became a non-profit occupant of the larger cultural arts space. I've seen Max Roach, Cecil Taylor, Broadbent (w/ Mark Murphy), Steve Lacy there.
	2:04pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Keepin' The News" by "Lee Konitz with Alan Broadb... check out this title !
	2:05pm Dean: Tribute to Peter's dad, no doubt. By the way, on return from my trip dropping my son off at the soccer field, the local college station, KALX, back-announced a track by Juniper. Yes, that Juniper. The DJ said something to the effect of "She was signed to a record deal in high school. I think her dad's a DJ."
	2:11pm fred: ↳ Dean @2:05 That might go poorly with her dad
	2:12pm Dean: I agree, @fred. The implication was that having a dad for a DJ gets a record "deal."
	2:17pm rw: Good morning! Feeling a little guilty about listening without checking in. Hey Stork; everyone.
	2:18pm rw: Dean! Do you remember when the Jazz Bakery was in somebody's photo studio? (still in the Helms complex but a little further east)
	2:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Lucky to Be Me (Live)" by "Sheila Jordan" Mezzrow's the oddest shaped club-looks a bit like a music note-long thin stem, then widens out to the note shape, opening to the right just near the wstage.
	2:19pm rw: My friend Dave has an old Helms truck. Was his brother's hippie van in the 60s
	2:19pm Dean: I don't, @rw. Or at least I know of only one site, the small-ish space with folding chairs. A lot like the Freight & Salvage here, its second site, before it moved to the new ritzy space in downtown Berkeley.
	2:20pm fred: ↳ Dean @2:12 Which is probably true. I like Juniper's music. I'd like to hear more of her peers too, well the station is the place for that
	2:20pm rw: Dean, you probably remember that old photo studio space. The new space is a more proper theater.
	🥁 2:21pm Michael 98145: ↳ Dean @2:04 Did not know that
	🥁 2:22pm David (in London): slips into the Club dressed as Charles de Gaulle, kepi hat, small moustache, haughty demeanour. Takes a stool at the bar, lights a Gitanes, downs a Pastis a la Passaic Bonjour Stork et les Clubbeurs.
	2:22pm Dean: I thought, too, that the new JB roams from venue to venue. It's a virtual venue, all about the NP programming.
	2:23pm rw: We arrived late once to see a band in the old space with folding chairs and had to sit in the front row. I had to lean back during the trombone solos.
	2:25pm Stork: ↳ David (in London) @2:22 Ahh, Monsieur David! We meet again! Won't you have a drink?
	2:25pm rw: Dean, it's been a while since I've been to JB, but I'd be surprised if the theater space is gone. May be a roaming venue as well.
	2:26pm rw: Alright. Gotta go. It's nice in here but it's beautiful outside! Have a good Sunday everyone!
	2:26pm Dean: When I was in elementary school my class took a field trip to the Helm's Bakery, where my uncle worked. During the field trip, they called him out to say hello. There was a very compact venue in Berkeley, Jazz House, that put on some amazing shows. I saw Fred Frith there, Susie Ibarra, and Brotzmann's Full Blast. Sat right up front for the latter. No more aptly named band than FB.
	2:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ David (in London) @2:22 Keep a close watch on your Citroën, lest someone plants some explosives.
	🥁 2:27pm WR: ↳ Song: "Spring I" by "Eddie Daniels" Some regular radio broadcast (I think for "classical music" or opera...) regularly used that Vivaldi bit for their open or closing theme. Had a Pavlovian response from me expecting to hear a posh accented announcer. Anyone have similar memory except actually remembers what program it was?
	🥁 2:28pm David (in London): ↳ Stork @2:25 Glad to be here, maestro. Salutations: jazzmedic, rw, Michael, Dean, Rev D, Coela, Chrestikins, and all others with their ears on. Vive le Stork.
	2:28pm fred: ↳ David (in London) @2:22 Apparently there's no recording of his address from London; would you be available for a take? Otherwise it will be AI crap
	2:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ David (in London) @2:28 hello David, welcome to the club!
	🥁 2:31pm David (in London): Thanks for the warning Ken. I'll check under the chassis each morning from now on. Fred, didn't he live at Carlton Gardens during the War, where the Free French HQ then was?
	2:34pm Dean: V-a-g-u-e recollection of the Vivaldi radio theme song, but Four Seasons are ubiquitous. I still occasionally enjoy the suite, but I favor AV's works for mandolin.
	2:36pm Dean: William F. Buckley, Jr.'s Firing Line used a squeaky Baroque-ish cornet thing, I recall.
	2:38pm Stork: ↳ Dean @2:36 Having wicked WF Buckley flashbacks now...
	2:39pm fred: ↳ David (in London) @2:31 No clue, but I know people who work on making a fake recording of that lost speech
	2:40pm Dean: Broadbent spent quality time with Woody Herman, but I have a hard time finding recordings with him actually performing. Arranger, yes, but not ivory tickler.
	🥁 2:41pm Michael 98145: ↳ Stork @2:38 I believe there is medication for that
	🥁 2:41pm David (in London): 'Tim sings W.F.', the lost Buckley album everyone is crying out for.
	🥁 2:41pm Michael 98145: ↳ David (in London) @2:41 😎
	2:42pm Dean: There are two Konitz/Broadbent at JB recordings.
	2:42pm Dean: Tim Buckley settings of God and Man at Yale. Can't wait.
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: 'morning rw; 'evening David.
	2:43pm Dean: Laurel & Hardy
	🥁 2:44pm WR: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:43 Hi, coelacanth∅, hope you slept well. I'm about to nap for a bit.
	2:45pm Dean: Thank you!
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: hey WR -i slept well but not for long enough. enjoy your nap. i might try that later, before work
	2:49pm Dean: Broadbent worked with Linda Ronstadt on this album: https://www.discogs.com/release/7786477-Linda-Ronstadt-Hummin-To-Myself Won one Grammy for his work with Natalie Cole.
	🥁 2:50pm WR: ↳ Stork @2:04 ah hah, didn't catch why you were acknowledging the Keepnews family during your back announcement. So was skimming back looking for a recording in which Orin or Peter had some involvement. Now see it was triggered by that title. OK. I can rest easy now.
	🥁 2:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ David (in London) @2:41 ...yes between William, Lord, Tim & Jeff the Buckley Family Reunions were ...compliated affairs...
	🥁 2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:56 ...*c-o-m-p-l-i-C-a-t-e-d...
	🥁 2:57pm WR: ↳ Song: "Anchihoye Lene" by "Hailu Mergia" by primary artist is meant: "Hailu Mergia — Keyboards, Accordion, Melodica"
	🥁 2:59pm David (in London): ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:56 Rev D, yes, they were blowing their minds (and ours too)!
	3:02pm chresti: Davidkins!
	🥁 3:03pm David (in London): Chrestikins!
	3:11pm Katharsis: Still here. break time
	3:17pm Stork: ↳ WR @2:50 Yeah, not the only great musician to name a song after Orrin. Bill Evans wrote "Re: Person I Knew" - an anagram for Orrin K.
	3:17pm Jeff g. via app: Real fun set, this.
	🥁 3:19pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Mujinto Rock" by "Shonen Knife" Yay !
	3:19pm spodiodi: ooh new Shonen Knife! nice.
	3:23pm spodiodi: 👏
	3:26pm adamdoesit: All this Buckley talk reminds me of a drink I'd forgotten: the William F. Buckley Flashback. This exercise in alcoholic Darwinism is a drink within a drink. Supposedly, it was developed by Professor of Predatory Mathematics Chester Vanderpugh at the short-lived University of West E86th St., in collaboration with the Snitzenberg Institute of Economic Expression, to demonstrate elementary principles of libertarian capitalism. In fact, its true origins came about one night at the Stork, when Professor Vanderpugh ordered a dry martini, nibbled the olive, and became lost in reminiscence. During his reverie, East Side leg breaker and orthopedic surgeon "Mittens" Milroy, MD, left for half an hour to tend to a procedure of one kind or the other, leaving his triple Glen Passaic on the bar. Unattended, the whiskey grew hangry, and developed a powerful thirst. Exuding a fuming pseudopods down the sides of the tumbler, it dragged itself, a quarter inch at a time, until it stood, sloshing, within sipping distance of the dreaming professor's martini. Then, with a sound like a hail of thumbtacks, the pseudopod shot out, grabbed the terrified martini by the stem, and downed it in a gulp, olive and all. The whiskey seethed; there was a smell of juniper and sulfur; and it settled back down in its glass. When the surgeon returned from his osteological errand, he took a sip, and pronounced it good. For his part, Professor Vanderpugh lost a martini, but gained a valuable classroom demonstration -- and took the credit besides. Ingredients: 6oz Glen Passaic one dry martini, up with an olive Pour Glen Passaic into a tumbler, neat, set beside the martini, and watch the horror unfold.
	3:27pm adamdoesit: (thanks for the name, Stork!)
	3:32pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Sinatra Drive Breakdown" by "Yo La Tengo" Saw them at the Greek last Fall. So good!
	3:32pm Stork: ↳ adamdoesit @3:27 the adamdoesit encyclopaedia adds another. Always good for business here.
	3:33pm doctorjazz: Gotta run (RebeccaJazz's standup comedy debut, actually 2nd time), great show, Stork, Hasta Pasta all!
	3:33pm spodiodi: thanks for the show, Stork! probably wont make it back before the end.
	3:34pm Stork: ↳ spodiodi @3:33 go well, spodiodi!!
	3:35pm Dean: I'm noticing that a lot of the acts playing the LA Greek Theatre are also playing Berkeley's Greek Theatre.
	3:36pm Dean: And then a lot are not, e.g., some guy named Ringo Starr, who won't make it north.
	🥁 3:36pm WR: ↳ adamdoesit @3:27 Learning of this drink after a WF Buckley rabbit hole ending with my browsing of Wikipedia entry for "Our Enemy, the State", the best-known book by libertarian author Albert Jay Nock, I am struck mostly that you appear to have willfully and unilaterally declared Glen Passaic to be a whiskey rather than a whisky.
	3:39pm Asheville Jon: what was that about asheville?
	🥁 3:41pm WR: ↳ Song: "Stupid" by "Bobby Womack" Did not know of this Womack release, thanks for the intro.
	3:44pm Dean: There are dub versions of Roy Orbison tunes? Whoah!
	3:45pm adamdoesit: ↳ WR @3:36 It's on account of that bottle of absinthe that the Glen Passaic cornered. It carries that e around as a trophy.
	3:46pm Sem: Danke, Storch, für den Club, die Musik, den puren Spaß. Bis zum späteren Zeitpunkt.
	🥁 3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♉︎Taurus, Year of Fire 🐀Rat ' Roy Kelton Orbison (April 23, 1936 – December 6, 1988) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician known for his impassioned singing style, complex song structures, and dark, emotional ballads. His music was described by critics as operatic, earning him the nicknames "The Caruso of Rock" and "The Big O." Many of Orbison's songs conveyed vulnerability at a time when most male rock-and-roll performers chose to project machismo. He performed while standing motionless and wearing black clothes to match his dyed black hair and dark sunglasses. Born in Texas, Orbison began singing in a rockabilly and country-and-western band as a teenager. He was signed by Sam Phillips of Sun Records in 1956, but enjoyed his greatest success with Monument Records. From 1960 to 1966, 22 of Orbison's singles reached the Billboard Top 40. He wrote or co-wrote almost all of his own Top 10 hits, including "Only the Lonely" (1960), "Running Scared" (1961), "Crying" (1961), "In Dreams" (1963), and "Oh, Pretty Woman" (1964). '
	3:46pm Stork: ↳ Sem @3:46 Sem!
	🥁 3:47pm WR: ↳ Song: "Go! Go! Go!" by "Roy Orbison" Interesting, can hear proto Yardbirds' Over Under Sideways Down" in this.
	3:49pm Sem: Watched the Black and White Orbison concert yet again the other evening, k.d. among the back-up singers on this one. Sublime.
	3:49pm Stork: ↳ WR @3:47 No doubt, WR! Not to mention a million other bands
	3:49pm chresti: Thank you, your Storkness!
	3:50pm Dean: When I was working a record store Orbison's Laminar Flow appeared. Got bad reviews, but I recall enjoying it. I can't remember why...
	3:52pm adamdoesit: Thanks, Storkerino! I'm loving the little dab of Roy.
	3:54pm Stork: ↳ adamdoesit @3:52 It'll do ya!!
	🥁 3:54pm David (in London): Thank you El Storkerino. Have a good week Club-goers.
	3:58pm Stork: WELL-O WELL-O WELL-O WELL-O WELL-O so much plotzing! Thanx yuz, and till next...
	3:58pm Yvang: Thanks Stork'n'Roll!
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!
	🥁 4:00pm WR: Thank you Stork! That rock'n' set has me wide awake now. Cheers.
	4:00pm Doug Schulkind: Woo-hoo! Stork!
	🥁 4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~

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