WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 11, 2024

Listener comments!
	8:56am Kim Sorise: Good Morning to some Good Day to others Good Evening to a few Global Grease sitting in today for D:O Enjoy - Destination: Grease
	8:58am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good morning Kim! Thanks for filling in today, looking forward to it while we get the truck packed up for beach week!
	8:59am WR: Hello Kim and folks.
	8:59am hyde: i was thrown off by the lack of Roscoe Mitchell for a minute. hello!
	8:59am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good morning to my fellow Outronauts. Peace and love and hot sexy jazz to you all today!
	9:00am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Maybe we're Greastronauts today? 🤔
	9:00am Kim Sorise: Good morning NotARealDoctor, WR, Hyde! Enjoy the show!
	9:02am tom tom the pipers son: good morning all....
	9:02am fred: Good morning Kim and listeners
	9:03am bobobobob Du'blon plasticland: I like it Kim Kim S.!!!!!!great!!
	9:03am luka: wow hey gmgm
	9:03am Kim Sorise: tom tom, Fred and boboboboobob! Good Morning!
	9:03am Kim Sorise: ↳ luka @9:03 Hey luka - good morning to you
	9:04am luka: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @8:58 OBX?
	9:04am listener james from westwood: Morning, Kim and all!!
	9:04am WR: ↳ Song: "Momenti" by "Luciano Berio" Berio via Henry. Taking us way out from the beginning.
	9:06am StringOFperils: Good morning, Kim!! Didja hafta duct-tape Jeff to that E-Z Boy? He's usually pretty cooperative.
	9:07am Kim Sorise: Good Morning James, SofP! Welcome.
	9:09am adamdoesit: Good morning, DJ Kim and destination:GREASErs. So nice to hear that comforting click and pop over the wifi-waves.
	9:09am Kim Sorise: ↳ adamdoesit @9:09 Good Morning Adam! Happy to have you.
	9:10am fred: Seeing the name Berio is a bit weird to me because it's the name of a meeting room at work. The others are Messiaen, Nono, Stravinsky, Varese and... Shannon. That one stands out, I heard that room was renamed from Cage after some changes. Well, it often serves as a classroom, and naming a classroom "cage" is a bit too on the nose
	9:11am StringOFperils: Now I know where a section of Lark's Tongues in Aspic came from. Huh. Interesting.
	9:12am Kim Sorise: ↳ fred @9:10 Makes perfect sense, Fred. Welcome
	9:12am Kim Sorise: ↳ StringOFperils @9:11 Somewhat, yes
	9:13am StringOFperils: That bit before the horn came back in....unmistakably....similar, at least
	9:13am DJ Peter: Good morning everyone! (Jetlag means it's always EDT for me.)
	9:14am Kim Sorise: ↳ DJ Peter @9:13 Good morning, Peter!!
	9:14am Listener Gregory: @fred, yes, and in the Cage room, everyone just sat silently, which often defeated the point of the meeting.
	9:16am Listener Gregory: Good morning, Kim and D:Outing Greasers. I am only here for a short while—on my way to a book fair. My goal is to not buy any books.
	9:16am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ luka @9:04 Obx baby you know it, rented a big house whole family is going, sisters, Mom and Dad, spouses, kids, beach week baby oh yeah!
	9:17am Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:14 Good morning, Gregory!
	9:17am Kim Sorise: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @9:16 Enjoy!
	9:17am luka: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @9:16 far out, have a blast. not sure we’ll get a beach trip in this summer, but we are leaving for Denmark tonight! trying to get my life together.
	9:18am doctorjazz: Hi Kim and Destination Greasers!
	9:19am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:18 Good Morning, DocJ! Where are you checking in from?
	9:20am Stork: Mebd! Mebd! Consume mass quantities! We‘re from France!
	9:21am Stork: Welcome (back) to Sunday, Kim!
	9:21am doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:19 I got back from Poland yesterday, in Joisey today...managed to get COVID in my travels (not terribly ill, but enough to rapid test myself).
	9:21am Kim Sorise: ↳ Stork @9:20 Good Day, Stork! Welcome. Happy to be here!
	9:22am WR: ↳ doctorjazz @9:21 Only you in your party, doctorjazz?
	9:22am Stork: It‘s a Global Destination Greasy take-Out!!
	9:22am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:21 Bummer, Doc! Feel better. Hope the trip was great despite the bumpy intro and outro
	9:22am doctorjazz: ↳ WR @9:22 So far (fingers crossed...)
	9:24am doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:22 It was a crazy, schizy trip-most of it great, but some pretty large mishaps along the way. Still happy to have had the trip.
	9:24am Stork: Oh no, doc! Just found out that Lady Chantaclier is Covid-ed too. Stay close by the Stream for its healing properties.
	9:28am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Kim and all other jazzbos!
	9:28am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ hyde @8:59 hiya, hyde.
	9:28am Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:28 Good Morning, Andrew! Happy Birthday!
	9:29am Kim Sorise: Hyde! Welcome
	9:29am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @9:24 Hi there, doc!
	9:29am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Faithful" by "Ornette Coleman" Alwasy strikes me how sing-songy "free" jazz can be (Ornette just sings!A)
	9:29am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:28 Thanks, Kim!
	9:29am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, that explains why you only came in third in the 400m! Welcome back, though
	9:29am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:29 Hellow Andrew!
	9:30am doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:29 Hey, LG, a medal is a medal, no complaints!
	9:30am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:29 Here`s the Herbie Hancock article from the NY Tines: www.nytimes.com...
	9:30am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ luka @9:17 Oh sick! I've got a buddy who lives in Denmark you should say hi if you see him
	9:31am Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:30 Perfect! Thank you.
	9:32am doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:14 I did mange to go into a Polish Record store and not walk out with any Polish Jazz Vinyl, an accomplishment (I had wanted to check out a jazz club in Poland, but the schedule didn't permit it0.
	9:32am DJ Peter: Eno and Bowie: classic 1980s music! Oh hold on a minute... my bad...
	9:32am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Kami-fusen" by "Nobuyoshi Ino & Lester Bowie" This is gorgeous (haven't ever seen this album)!
	9:34am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:32 I don't often play this record - but when it fits . . . ❤️
	9:34am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, a friend gave me a CD he burned that is only labeled “Polish jazz.” Most of it is v good. Now I’m wondering just who and what is on it.
	9:37am kev: Hi
	9:37am Kim Sorise: ↳ kev @9:37 hi kev. welcome to you.
	9:38am mic_a: Hello, Kim and Outer Greasers! Second laundry load laundering.
	9:38am doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:34 They have a fairly active jazz scene there, some players known in the US. Warsaw and Krakow have some clubs (Krakow is a very cool city, would have liked some more time there, only had a day).
	9:42am Listener Gregory: Ken Vandermark has done a bunch of successful collaborations in Poland. Hate to leave, but the books are calling. Great start to the show, Kim. Perfect for a Sunday morning.
	9:42am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @9:21 Airport COVID: the world's favorite travel souvenir. Speedy recovery, doc!
	9:43am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @9:38 Great noise scene too (Krakow, especially, that city seems to have strong art scenes in almost any field). But that's not relevant to this show
	9:44am Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:42 Have a great day, Gregory!
	9:44am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @9:42 Thanks! (I KNEW I should mask in those incubation areas, even brought them with me, but just so SICK of masks...)
	9:46am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 We are heading to Oaxaca in November - we already said... masking up so it doesn't require us to take additional days off. Doubt I will ever fly w/o a mask again
	9:46am doctorjazz: ↳ fred @9:43 I wanted to check some of that out, but had a pretty intense daytime touring schedfule (and not much time in Krakow), just so much an old traveller can get to).
	9:46am StringOFperils: SEMPER PLUS LIBRIS
	9:46am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 I feel you. I see the masks and hear the coughing on the subway, and I haven't, either… though I do mask up to scoop the cat litter.
	9:58am tom tom the pipers son: had to step out and missed some great stuff.... a-listers all...
	9:59am Kim Sorise: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:58 thank you, tom tom. Trying my best to fill some shoes much larger than mine.
	9:59am fred: ↳ adamdoesit @9:46 Your steady intake of Glen Passaic probably scares off any virus though
	10:01am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:59 it's working....; )
	10:02am WR: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:28 Happy birthday Andrew!
	10:02am Kim Sorise: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:01 😎
	10:04am tom tom the pipers son: HBD andrew....!
	10:04am Asheville Jon: oooh, a greasy sunday morning. howdy everyone
	10:05am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 Sick of masks or sick from no mask, that's a sick choice (I should mask up more, actually, but the heat makes it tough)
	10:06am Kim Sorise: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:04 Good morning, Jon. Welcome How are the mountains today?
	10:08am Asheville Jon: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:06 sunny, bright, clear, nice cool morning.
	10:10am Kim Sorise: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:08 Beautiful! We had a major temp and humidity drop. Thank goodness... high of 80 today
	10:10am doctorjazz: Andrew's Birthday? HBD, Andrew!
	10:11am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Great Body of the Riddle or Where Were the Dodge ... I know I've posted this, but grateful to have seen Air back in the day!
	10:12am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @10:11 I think of you, DocJ, when I play Air - for that reason. Dream show.
	10:14am Kim Sorise: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:10 This morning - I am playing for the neighborhood block. Window's open.
	10:14am bobobobob plasticland: Steve McCall...seen air 4 times in the 70s in Chicago..I lived in Milwaukee..last time I seen and Talked to Henry Threadgill he was taking money at the door for the Art Ensemble @blackstone hotel
	10:14am doctorjazz: ↳ fred @10:05 Thing is, it generally (COVID) seems to be like a mild flu these days (at least this time and last October, the last time I had it). Though I do know of people that had worse cases (a co-worker was miserablly ill, though not dangerously so...maybe she's where I got it, not the travel, timing is not impossible).
	10:15am Kim Sorise: The window owns nothing and no one.
	10:16am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Great Body of the Riddle or Where Were the Dodge ... Saw them right after Air Lore was released...
	10:16am chresti: Morning Kim and Greasy d’OUTers! Tuned in from San Francisco
	10:17am adamdoesit: Happy birthday, AiT!
	10:20am hyde: ↳ bobobobob plasticland @10:14 the other night i was watching this amazing Muhal Richard Abrams sextet thing with Threadgill and McCall. the drumming was just incredible www.youtube.com...
	10:21am doctorjazz: ↳ hyde @10:20 Thanks for the link-will have to check it out when there's no Drummer show competing (not that easy to come by).
	10:23am hyde: ↳ doctorjazz @10:21 it's pretty great. has Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre on it too
	10:23am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @10:14 Vaccination could help too, it's supposed to
	10:24am Kim Sorise: ↳ hyde @10:23 Nice! Will watch for sure!
	10:26am Mxter Baba: Greetings, Kim, WFMU palz and kins, lurkers, listeners, loiterers…
	10:26am WM: Thanks for playing Air. I heard them live twice a long time ago at the Public Theater. I remember at one performance Henry Threadgill played what he called a Hubkaphone - a percussion instrument made up of car hubcaps. Fred Hopkins and Steve McCall were both fine musicians.
	10:27am doctorjazz: ↳ fred @10:23 I'm sure it does (lost count of how many boosters I've had...)
	10:27am Kim Sorise: ↳ Mxter Baba @10:26 Good morning Mxter Baba! Happy to have you.
	10:28am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @10:26 Happy to, WM. Welcome.
	10:31am WM: Don Pullen and Milford Graves - another great choice! Again I was lucky to have heard both of them live a few times.I heard Milford Graves and Andrew Cyrill at NYC with the opening act of an African precision and dance group. I heard Don Pullen with a quartet that included Fred Hopkins, Chico Hamilton and Bobby Battle.
	10:32am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @10:27 I didn't get that many. I was eligible at first (high risk) then they switched to age-based only. I got one last fall, along with the flu shot. As I left, I told the medic "how long until I get 5G?" He laughed, but a couple of elderly people were funnily (?) aghast
	10:33am chresti: Mxterkins Babakins!
	10:34am doctorjazz: ↳ WM @10:31 Saw Pullen a number of time (with George Adams, with a trio), really loved his playing (not with Graves, though)
	10:35am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @10:31 Oh wow! That sounds amazing quartet line up!
	10:38am bobobobob plasticland: I love this stuff Kim!! I seen a great duet one time of Steve Lacy/Mal Waldren ..that was in Milwaukee
	10:39am duke: ↳ Song: "Two Car Garage" by "Caffeine" Glad I showed up in time for this.
	10:40am Kim Sorise: ↳ duke @10:39 Glad you made it, duke! welcome
	10:40am Kim Sorise: ↳ bobobobob plasticland @10:38 So glad! So glad! So glad!
	10:41am Dean: Everybody has seen the Schaap archive story in the NYT? https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/11/nyregion/phil-schaap-jazz-vanderbilt.html?unlocked_article_code=1.CE4.tc_a.QJb7uDyfaEAs&smid=url-share
	10:47am doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @10:41 Haven't looked at this moring's Times yet (except for Spelling Bee), thanks for the link!
	10:48am Dean: B-E-E, doctorjazz. Y-O-U-'-R-E W-E-L-C-O-M-E.
	10:50am WM: The Don Pullen quartet released one record, Warriors, on Back Saint. I think you can find part of it on YouTube. And another great choice - Sound by Roscoe Mitchell. A trifecta! You are digging out all the records I've been listening to for a long time.
	10:50am fred: ↳ Dean @10:41 I've never actually heard his show, but he seemed to be an important figure
	10:51am Dean: Same here, fred. I know of him primarily through these here comment boards at WFMU. But I'm happy to see his work is being a suitable level of attention in academia.
	10:52am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @10:50 Gina's brother Jeremy, who recently passed, was a student of Don Pullen.
	10:55am Mxter Baba: hey, kids, what’s all the racket?!?!
	10:55am Kim Sorise: ↳ Mxter Baba @10:55 My neighbors are asking the same thing 🤣🤣
	10:57am hyde: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:55 haha
	10:59am fred: ↳ Dean @10:51 Librarians will come first, to sort and classify it all. They are the unsung heroes of academia, not much would happen without them
	11:00am Kim Sorise: ↳ fred @10:59 completely agree, fred.
	11:02am Dean: Thanks, fred, but full disclosure: I'm a librarian. It's important, too, to recognize that while librarians will describe and organize the record collection, it will take a different skill-set, that of archivists, to work through the archival material.
	11:06am fred: ↳ Dean @11:02 Of course, and yet another to put it to good use (or bad, it's academia after all). That first step is essential to making the next ones possible
	11:07am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Muhammad Ali" by "David Murray / James Newton Qui... This is great!!! (Saw Murray recently, he's still a force of nature)
	11:08am Dean: TMI, perhaps, but here's UCLA's Media Archival Studies program: "The Media Archival Studies (MAS) specialization focuses on the full range of historical, contemporary, and emergent media-making contexts and formats and the unique challenges they pose, from 19th-century optical devices through classical Hollywood cinema to the emerging sound, image, and video formats of today. Students in this specialization explore how theories and concepts of archival practice are most effectively applied to the particular needs and characteristics of all kinds of recorded media. This broad-based approach to media making, description, preservation and management encourages students to develop a highly adaptable professional skill set that allows them to keep pace in an environment of constant technological change. Classes and seminars are complemented with opportunities for practicum and internship experiences at world-class archives, major motion picture studios, and technical service providers in Los Angeles and beyond." I attended library school at UCLA, but long before it had developed this program. I did take an introductory course to archival practice.
	11:10am Mxter Baba: ↳ Dean @11:08 ooooh, this sounds neato! and yay for librarians and archivists in so many levels of culture. I just donated several boxes of my zine collection and related ephemera to the very excellent Barnard Zine Library!
	11:12am fred: @Dean: Is provenance more of an archivist or librarian domain? I know it's a vexing issue either way
	11:16am Dean: Bravo, Mxter Baba. I believe UCLA has a zine archive, too, related to the local punk scene. For years my wife worked at San Francisco PL with none other than Penelope Houston (vocalist/songwriter for The Avengers et al.), who maintained an SF punk archive. @fred: Provenance is a core principle for archivists, in a way the default principle for organization. Thus, an organization's papers will be sorted according to the source of the papers' derivation, not their topics. But at UCLA I took a course (with Nicolas Barker, then at the British Library) on Evidences of Provenance. We studied the material clues in incunabula and later early books of their origins and historical trajectories: paper, type, binding, marginalia, bookplates, etc.
	11:17am Dean: So much great Tapscott material being issued lately by Nimbus West.
	11:19am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:17 Indeed. I grabbed the Outernational releases when they came out a few years back.
	11:19am mic_a: Oh! Now you're hitting a favorite track of mine!
	11:21am fred: ↳ Dean @11:16 There is a digital standard for music files (BWAV) that is supposed to record any changes. It never gained much traction though (I implemented support for it in some software, a frustrating experience)
	11:21am Dean: Re: those outernational releases, see the Nimbus West site: https://www.nimbuswestrecords.com/ I myself have outernational releases, but not any Tapscott.
	11:21am Dean: By changes, do you mean something akin to diff, fred? Or a hash?
	11:22am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:21 Oh dang...
	11:22am Kim Sorise: ↳ mic_a @11:19 SO happy mic_a. welcome to you.
	11:24am Dean: To this day I kick myself for not acquiring those Tapscott Sessions LPs when I saw them at Pasadena's amazing Poo Bah Records of the old days.
	11:24am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:24 The solo piano sessions?
	11:24am Dean: What a store, Poo Bah.
	11:26am Dean: Yes. Plain covers, vinyl.
	11:26am bobob plasticland drumr: glad I mentioned Art Ensemble ..seen then about 4 times also during the 70s..also seen Joseph Jarman and Oliver Lake....in a bookstore gig one time ...that was also great 😃👍
	11:27am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:26 I saw those once too... Was not aware at the time what I was passing up
	11:28am Dean: I knew of and enjoyed Tapscott, and I almost purchased them two or three times, but ultimately I did not.
	11:29am fred: ↳ Dean @11:21 More like what processing was done (like compress or filter, format change), how and when. Limitations are the size of the chunk, the need to preserve previous info, and general lack of support (it should be automatic, but most DAWs don't do it)
	11:30am Dean: Got it, fred. Metadata. Thank gosh that Knitting Factory reissued these Wildflowers recordings!
	11:36am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:30 I adore the Wildflowers collection. Have had them for many many years. I got them all for .50cents to $5
	11:39am WM: I heard Kalaparusha live at least twice. I also met him a few times when he was busking in the NYC Subway. Forgive me for being nostalgic once again. Mentioning great musicians I've heard live is one of the few accomplishments I can boast of. Regarding the Wildflowers collection, I also have fond memories of Studio Rivbea. The Loft Jazz scene was my favorite era in Jazz.
	11:39am doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @11:30 Got 3 of the LPs when they came out, then the box set later. .
	11:43am mic_a: I still have the original four Wildflowers. Cutouts! That I got through NMDS.
	11:43am Kim Sorise: ↳ mic_a @11:43 Mine are cut outs too - 1-3
	11:44am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @11:39 I grabbed Michael Heller's book Loft Jazz not too long ago
	11:47am Kim Sorise: Tune in for The Stork Club at Noon (est) on GTDR! wfmu.org...
	11:47am adamdoesit: Kim, thanks for making it easy to listen for records while going for a run. When I'm my own DJ, I can't keep them from skipping.
	11:47am Dean: RivBea, 24 Bond St. https://maps.app.goo.gl/9FDh59fzMLoRX4ed9
	11:48am mic_a: Thanks, Kim. Have safe and healthy weeks, everyone.
	11:48am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:40 What an inspired show! Thanks, Kim!
	11:48am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @11:39 Me too - but far less jazz than I would have liked. I have seen some heavy hitters - but not like the stories y'all lay down in the chat. I enjoy them. Thanks.
	11:48am doctorjazz: Greayt "Out-ing", Kim, thanks!
	11:49am Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:48 I hope it lifted your birthday morning some, Andrew. Have a great day!
	11:50am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @11:48 Thank you, DocJ. Rest up!
	11:50am Kim Sorise: ↳ mic_a @11:48 Thank you mic_a. You too!
	11:50am Kim Sorise: ↳ adamdoesit @11:47 Happy to help, adam!
	11:50am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @11:49 It sure did! Thanks again, Kim!
	11:50am WM: Thank you, Kim and everyone else for your indulgence.
	11:51am tom tom the pipers son: thanks kim...maybe you have bigger feet than you thought....(to fill big shoes)
	11:52am hyde: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:28 goodbye AiT! missed this earlier haha
	11:52am hyde: cool show, thanks!
	11:52am fred: Thanks Kim!
	11:53am Kim Sorise: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:51 Thanks, tom tom. Hyde, fred, WM and ALL! Until tomorrow
	11:53am DJ Peter: hope to you catch you tomorrow, Kim. Thanks for the Sunday wake-up call
	11:54am Kim Sorise: ↳ DJ Peter @11:53 Right on, Peter! Thanks
	11:55am Stork: A fine fine fill-in 'twas!! Thanks, Kim!!
	11:55am StringOFperils: Thank you, Kim! Nice work!
	11:56am Kim Sorise: Stork and SoP! Thank you.
	11:56am Kim Sorise: STORK CLUB IS NEXT: wfmu.org...
	11:58am WM: I'll make a point of tuning in your show tomorrow. 6-9 PM, right?
	11:59am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @11:58 yes, indeed.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 11, 2024

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Intrinsically curated, the music on this program—exclusively vinyl played on Technic 1200 M3D turntables—presents an illuminating collection of other-worldly grooves, beats, and sounds. Host Kim Sorise honors the jazz innovators, beat conductors, soul senders, and mind benders that traverse our musical and auditory landscapes. Grease for all. In music we trust.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Luciano Berio	Momenti "Momenti" by "Luciano Berio"	Images Fantastique	Limelight	1968	LP	Pierre Henry - Recording Supervisor	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anthony Braxton	Simple Like (by Leroy Jenkins)	B-X0 NO-47A	Actuel 15	1969	LP		0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley	The Pipes of Medb "The Pipes of Medb" by "Terry Riley"	Chanting The Light Of Foresight - Imbas Forasnai	New Albion	1994	CD		0:16:15 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Faithful "Faithful" by "Ornette Coleman"	The Empty Foxhole	Blue Note	1968	LP		0:23:16 (Pop-up)
Nobuyoshi Ino & Lester Bowie	Kami-fusen	Duet	Paddle Wheel	1985	LP		0:30:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Steve Reich and Musicians	You are whatever your thoughts are	Phases: A Nonesuch Retrospective	Nonsuch	2006	CD box set	You are (variations) (2004) LA Master Chorale Grant Gershon, Conductor	0:39:04 (Pop-up)
Gil Mellé	Jog Falls Spinning Song	Tome VI The Jazz Electronauts	Verve	1968	LP		0:52:16 (Pop-up)
Mike Westbrook Concert Band	Landscape (II)	Marching Song: An Anti-War Jazz Symphony	Deram	1970	LP		1:02:04 (Pop-up)
Air	Great Body of the Riddle or Where Were the Dodge Boys When My Clay Started to Slide	Air Song	India Navigation	1982	LP		1:04:29 (Pop-up)
Michael White	Pneuma part 4 "Pneuma part 4" by "Michael White"	Pneuma	Impulse!	1972	LP		1:17:35 (Pop-up)
Don Pullen - Milford Graves	P.G. III	Nommo: In Concert at Yale University	SRP / Superior Viaduct	1967/2023	LP		1:22:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Caffeine	Two Car Garage "Two Car Garage" by "Caffeine"	Caffeine	Okka Disk	1994	CD		1:29:07 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Mitchell Sextet	The Little Suite	Sound	Delmark	1966	LP		1:44:58 (Pop-up)
George Russell Sextet* Featuring Don Ellis	The Stratus Seekers	1 2 3 4 5 6extet	Riverside	1969	LP	Alto Saxophone – John Pierce (4) Bass – Steve Swallow Drums – Joe Hunt Tenor Saxophone – Paul Plummer Trombone – Dave Baker* Trumpet – Don Ellis Written-By, Piano – George Russell	1:55:20 (Pop-up)
David Murray / James Newton Quintet	Muhammad Ali	David Murray / James Newton Quintet	Disk Union	1996	CD		2:01:50 (Pop-up)
Horace Tapscott & The Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra	Maui	Flight 17	UGMAA / Outer national Sounds	1978/2019	LP		2:10:33 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	Toro "Toro" by "Art Ensemble of Chicago"	The Spiritual	Freedom	1972	LP		2:17:23 (Pop-up)
Doug Hammond	To My Family "To My Family" by "Doug Hammond"	Spaces	Idibib	1982	LP		2:25:30 (Pop-up)
Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre	Jays	Wildflowers 1: The New York Loft Jazz Sessions	Douglas	1977	LP		2:29:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bert Myrick	Paramour "Paramour" by "Bert Myrick"	Live n' Well	Strata	1974	LP		2:35:25 (Pop-up)
Cecil McBee	From Within "From Within" by "Cecil McBee"	Mutima	Strata-East	1974	LP		2:49:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:56am Kim Sorise: Good Morning to some Good Day to others Good Evening to a few Global Grease sitting in today for D:O Enjoy - Destination: Grease
	8:58am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good morning Kim! Thanks for filling in today, looking forward to it while we get the truck packed up for beach week!
	8:59am WR: Hello Kim and folks.
	8:59am hyde: i was thrown off by the lack of Roscoe Mitchell for a minute. hello!
	8:59am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good morning to my fellow Outronauts. Peace and love and hot sexy jazz to you all today!
	9:00am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Maybe we're Greastronauts today? 🤔
	9:00am Kim Sorise: Good morning NotARealDoctor, WR, Hyde! Enjoy the show!
	9:02am tom tom the pipers son: good morning all....
	9:02am fred: Good morning Kim and listeners
	9:03am bobobobob Du'blon plasticland: I like it Kim Kim S.!!!!!!great!!
	9:03am luka: wow hey gmgm
	9:03am Kim Sorise: tom tom, Fred and boboboboobob! Good Morning!
	9:03am Kim Sorise: ↳ luka @9:03 Hey luka - good morning to you
	9:04am luka: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @8:58 OBX?
	9:04am listener james from westwood: Morning, Kim and all!!
	9:04am WR: ↳ Song: "Momenti" by "Luciano Berio" Berio via Henry. Taking us way out from the beginning.
	9:06am StringOFperils: Good morning, Kim!! Didja hafta duct-tape Jeff to that E-Z Boy? He's usually pretty cooperative.
	9:07am Kim Sorise: Good Morning James, SofP! Welcome.
	9:09am adamdoesit: Good morning, DJ Kim and destination:GREASErs. So nice to hear that comforting click and pop over the wifi-waves.
	9:09am Kim Sorise: ↳ adamdoesit @9:09 Good Morning Adam! Happy to have you.
	9:10am fred: Seeing the name Berio is a bit weird to me because it's the name of a meeting room at work. The others are Messiaen, Nono, Stravinsky, Varese and... Shannon. That one stands out, I heard that room was renamed from Cage after some changes. Well, it often serves as a classroom, and naming a classroom "cage" is a bit too on the nose
	9:11am StringOFperils: Now I know where a section of Lark's Tongues in Aspic came from. Huh. Interesting.
	9:12am Kim Sorise: ↳ fred @9:10 Makes perfect sense, Fred. Welcome
	9:12am Kim Sorise: ↳ StringOFperils @9:11 Somewhat, yes
	9:13am StringOFperils: That bit before the horn came back in....unmistakably....similar, at least
	9:13am DJ Peter: Good morning everyone! (Jetlag means it's always EDT for me.)
	9:14am Kim Sorise: ↳ DJ Peter @9:13 Good morning, Peter!!
	9:14am Listener Gregory: @fred, yes, and in the Cage room, everyone just sat silently, which often defeated the point of the meeting.
	9:16am Listener Gregory: Good morning, Kim and D:Outing Greasers. I am only here for a short while—on my way to a book fair. My goal is to not buy any books.
	9:16am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ luka @9:04 Obx baby you know it, rented a big house whole family is going, sisters, Mom and Dad, spouses, kids, beach week baby oh yeah!
	9:17am Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:14 Good morning, Gregory!
	9:17am Kim Sorise: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @9:16 Enjoy!
	9:17am luka: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @9:16 far out, have a blast. not sure we’ll get a beach trip in this summer, but we are leaving for Denmark tonight! trying to get my life together.
	9:18am doctorjazz: Hi Kim and Destination Greasers!
	9:19am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:18 Good Morning, DocJ! Where are you checking in from?
	9:20am Stork: Mebd! Mebd! Consume mass quantities! We‘re from France!
	9:21am Stork: Welcome (back) to Sunday, Kim!
	9:21am doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:19 I got back from Poland yesterday, in Joisey today...managed to get COVID in my travels (not terribly ill, but enough to rapid test myself).
	9:21am Kim Sorise: ↳ Stork @9:20 Good Day, Stork! Welcome. Happy to be here!
	9:22am WR: ↳ doctorjazz @9:21 Only you in your party, doctorjazz?
	9:22am Stork: It‘s a Global Destination Greasy take-Out!!
	9:22am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:21 Bummer, Doc! Feel better. Hope the trip was great despite the bumpy intro and outro
	9:22am doctorjazz: ↳ WR @9:22 So far (fingers crossed...)
	9:24am doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:22 It was a crazy, schizy trip-most of it great, but some pretty large mishaps along the way. Still happy to have had the trip.
	9:24am Stork: Oh no, doc! Just found out that Lady Chantaclier is Covid-ed too. Stay close by the Stream for its healing properties.
	9:28am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Kim and all other jazzbos!
	9:28am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ hyde @8:59 hiya, hyde.
	9:28am Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:28 Good Morning, Andrew! Happy Birthday!
	9:29am Kim Sorise: Hyde! Welcome
	9:29am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @9:24 Hi there, doc!
	9:29am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Faithful" by "Ornette Coleman" Alwasy strikes me how sing-songy "free" jazz can be (Ornette just sings!A)
	9:29am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:28 Thanks, Kim!
	9:29am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, that explains why you only came in third in the 400m! Welcome back, though
	9:29am doctorjazz: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:29 Hellow Andrew!
	9:30am doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:29 Hey, LG, a medal is a medal, no complaints!
	9:30am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:29 Here`s the Herbie Hancock article from the NY Tines: www.nytimes.com...
	9:30am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ luka @9:17 Oh sick! I've got a buddy who lives in Denmark you should say hi if you see him
	9:31am Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:30 Perfect! Thank you.
	9:32am doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:14 I did mange to go into a Polish Record store and not walk out with any Polish Jazz Vinyl, an accomplishment (I had wanted to check out a jazz club in Poland, but the schedule didn't permit it0.
	9:32am DJ Peter: Eno and Bowie: classic 1980s music! Oh hold on a minute... my bad...
	9:32am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Kami-fusen" by "Nobuyoshi Ino & Lester Bowie" This is gorgeous (haven't ever seen this album)!
	9:34am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:32 I don't often play this record - but when it fits . . . ❤️
	9:34am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, a friend gave me a CD he burned that is only labeled “Polish jazz.” Most of it is v good. Now I’m wondering just who and what is on it.
	9:37am kev: Hi
	9:37am Kim Sorise: ↳ kev @9:37 hi kev. welcome to you.
	9:38am mic_a: Hello, Kim and Outer Greasers! Second laundry load laundering.
	9:38am doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:34 They have a fairly active jazz scene there, some players known in the US. Warsaw and Krakow have some clubs (Krakow is a very cool city, would have liked some more time there, only had a day).
	9:42am Listener Gregory: Ken Vandermark has done a bunch of successful collaborations in Poland. Hate to leave, but the books are calling. Great start to the show, Kim. Perfect for a Sunday morning.
	9:42am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @9:21 Airport COVID: the world's favorite travel souvenir. Speedy recovery, doc!
	9:43am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @9:38 Great noise scene too (Krakow, especially, that city seems to have strong art scenes in almost any field). But that's not relevant to this show
	9:44am Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:42 Have a great day, Gregory!
	9:44am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @9:42 Thanks! (I KNEW I should mask in those incubation areas, even brought them with me, but just so SICK of masks...)
	9:46am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 We are heading to Oaxaca in November - we already said... masking up so it doesn't require us to take additional days off. Doubt I will ever fly w/o a mask again
	9:46am doctorjazz: ↳ fred @9:43 I wanted to check some of that out, but had a pretty intense daytime touring schedfule (and not much time in Krakow), just so much an old traveller can get to).
	9:46am StringOFperils: SEMPER PLUS LIBRIS
	9:46am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 I feel you. I see the masks and hear the coughing on the subway, and I haven't, either… though I do mask up to scoop the cat litter.
	9:58am tom tom the pipers son: had to step out and missed some great stuff.... a-listers all...
	9:59am Kim Sorise: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:58 thank you, tom tom. Trying my best to fill some shoes much larger than mine.
	9:59am fred: ↳ adamdoesit @9:46 Your steady intake of Glen Passaic probably scares off any virus though
	10:01am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Kim Sorise @9:59 it's working....; )
	10:02am WR: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:28 Happy birthday Andrew!
	10:02am Kim Sorise: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:01 😎
	10:04am tom tom the pipers son: HBD andrew....!
	10:04am Asheville Jon: oooh, a greasy sunday morning. howdy everyone
	10:05am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @9:44 Sick of masks or sick from no mask, that's a sick choice (I should mask up more, actually, but the heat makes it tough)
	10:06am Kim Sorise: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:04 Good morning, Jon. Welcome How are the mountains today?
	10:08am Asheville Jon: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:06 sunny, bright, clear, nice cool morning.
	10:10am Kim Sorise: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:08 Beautiful! We had a major temp and humidity drop. Thank goodness... high of 80 today
	10:10am doctorjazz: Andrew's Birthday? HBD, Andrew!
	10:11am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Great Body of the Riddle or Where Were the Dodge ... I know I've posted this, but grateful to have seen Air back in the day!
	10:12am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @10:11 I think of you, DocJ, when I play Air - for that reason. Dream show.
	10:14am Kim Sorise: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:10 This morning - I am playing for the neighborhood block. Window's open.
	10:14am bobobobob plasticland: Steve McCall...seen air 4 times in the 70s in Chicago..I lived in Milwaukee..last time I seen and Talked to Henry Threadgill he was taking money at the door for the Art Ensemble @blackstone hotel
	10:14am doctorjazz: ↳ fred @10:05 Thing is, it generally (COVID) seems to be like a mild flu these days (at least this time and last October, the last time I had it). Though I do know of people that had worse cases (a co-worker was miserablly ill, though not dangerously so...maybe she's where I got it, not the travel, timing is not impossible).
	10:15am Kim Sorise: The window owns nothing and no one.
	10:16am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Great Body of the Riddle or Where Were the Dodge ... Saw them right after Air Lore was released...
	10:16am chresti: Morning Kim and Greasy d’OUTers! Tuned in from San Francisco
	10:17am adamdoesit: Happy birthday, AiT!
	10:20am hyde: ↳ bobobobob plasticland @10:14 the other night i was watching this amazing Muhal Richard Abrams sextet thing with Threadgill and McCall. the drumming was just incredible www.youtube.com...
	10:21am doctorjazz: ↳ hyde @10:20 Thanks for the link-will have to check it out when there's no Drummer show competing (not that easy to come by).
	10:23am hyde: ↳ doctorjazz @10:21 it's pretty great. has Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre on it too
	10:23am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @10:14 Vaccination could help too, it's supposed to
	10:24am Kim Sorise: ↳ hyde @10:23 Nice! Will watch for sure!
	10:26am Mxter Baba: Greetings, Kim, WFMU palz and kins, lurkers, listeners, loiterers…
	10:26am WM: Thanks for playing Air. I heard them live twice a long time ago at the Public Theater. I remember at one performance Henry Threadgill played what he called a Hubkaphone - a percussion instrument made up of car hubcaps. Fred Hopkins and Steve McCall were both fine musicians.
	10:27am doctorjazz: ↳ fred @10:23 I'm sure it does (lost count of how many boosters I've had...)
	10:27am Kim Sorise: ↳ Mxter Baba @10:26 Good morning Mxter Baba! Happy to have you.
	10:28am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @10:26 Happy to, WM. Welcome.
	10:31am WM: Don Pullen and Milford Graves - another great choice! Again I was lucky to have heard both of them live a few times.I heard Milford Graves and Andrew Cyrill at NYC with the opening act of an African precision and dance group. I heard Don Pullen with a quartet that included Fred Hopkins, Chico Hamilton and Bobby Battle.
	10:32am fred: ↳ doctorjazz @10:27 I didn't get that many. I was eligible at first (high risk) then they switched to age-based only. I got one last fall, along with the flu shot. As I left, I told the medic "how long until I get 5G?" He laughed, but a couple of elderly people were funnily (?) aghast
	10:33am chresti: Mxterkins Babakins!
	10:34am doctorjazz: ↳ WM @10:31 Saw Pullen a number of time (with George Adams, with a trio), really loved his playing (not with Graves, though)
	10:35am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @10:31 Oh wow! That sounds amazing quartet line up!
	10:38am bobobobob plasticland: I love this stuff Kim!! I seen a great duet one time of Steve Lacy/Mal Waldren ..that was in Milwaukee
	10:39am duke: ↳ Song: "Two Car Garage" by "Caffeine" Glad I showed up in time for this.
	10:40am Kim Sorise: ↳ duke @10:39 Glad you made it, duke! welcome
	10:40am Kim Sorise: ↳ bobobobob plasticland @10:38 So glad! So glad! So glad!
	10:41am Dean: Everybody has seen the Schaap archive story in the NYT? https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/11/nyregion/phil-schaap-jazz-vanderbilt.html?unlocked_article_code=1.CE4.tc_a.QJb7uDyfaEAs&smid=url-share
	10:47am doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @10:41 Haven't looked at this moring's Times yet (except for Spelling Bee), thanks for the link!
	10:48am Dean: B-E-E, doctorjazz. Y-O-U-'-R-E W-E-L-C-O-M-E.
	10:50am WM: The Don Pullen quartet released one record, Warriors, on Back Saint. I think you can find part of it on YouTube. And another great choice - Sound by Roscoe Mitchell. A trifecta! You are digging out all the records I've been listening to for a long time.
	10:50am fred: ↳ Dean @10:41 I've never actually heard his show, but he seemed to be an important figure
	10:51am Dean: Same here, fred. I know of him primarily through these here comment boards at WFMU. But I'm happy to see his work is being a suitable level of attention in academia.
	10:52am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @10:50 Gina's brother Jeremy, who recently passed, was a student of Don Pullen.
	10:55am Mxter Baba: hey, kids, what’s all the racket?!?!
	10:55am Kim Sorise: ↳ Mxter Baba @10:55 My neighbors are asking the same thing 🤣🤣
	10:57am hyde: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:55 haha
	10:59am fred: ↳ Dean @10:51 Librarians will come first, to sort and classify it all. They are the unsung heroes of academia, not much would happen without them
	11:00am Kim Sorise: ↳ fred @10:59 completely agree, fred.
	11:02am Dean: Thanks, fred, but full disclosure: I'm a librarian. It's important, too, to recognize that while librarians will describe and organize the record collection, it will take a different skill-set, that of archivists, to work through the archival material.
	11:06am fred: ↳ Dean @11:02 Of course, and yet another to put it to good use (or bad, it's academia after all). That first step is essential to making the next ones possible
	11:07am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Muhammad Ali" by "David Murray / James Newton Qui... This is great!!! (Saw Murray recently, he's still a force of nature)
	11:08am Dean: TMI, perhaps, but here's UCLA's Media Archival Studies program: "The Media Archival Studies (MAS) specialization focuses on the full range of historical, contemporary, and emergent media-making contexts and formats and the unique challenges they pose, from 19th-century optical devices through classical Hollywood cinema to the emerging sound, image, and video formats of today. Students in this specialization explore how theories and concepts of archival practice are most effectively applied to the particular needs and characteristics of all kinds of recorded media. This broad-based approach to media making, description, preservation and management encourages students to develop a highly adaptable professional skill set that allows them to keep pace in an environment of constant technological change. Classes and seminars are complemented with opportunities for practicum and internship experiences at world-class archives, major motion picture studios, and technical service providers in Los Angeles and beyond." I attended library school at UCLA, but long before it had developed this program. I did take an introductory course to archival practice.
	11:10am Mxter Baba: ↳ Dean @11:08 ooooh, this sounds neato! and yay for librarians and archivists in so many levels of culture. I just donated several boxes of my zine collection and related ephemera to the very excellent Barnard Zine Library!
	11:12am fred: @Dean: Is provenance more of an archivist or librarian domain? I know it's a vexing issue either way
	11:16am Dean: Bravo, Mxter Baba. I believe UCLA has a zine archive, too, related to the local punk scene. For years my wife worked at San Francisco PL with none other than Penelope Houston (vocalist/songwriter for The Avengers et al.), who maintained an SF punk archive. @fred: Provenance is a core principle for archivists, in a way the default principle for organization. Thus, an organization's papers will be sorted according to the source of the papers' derivation, not their topics. But at UCLA I took a course (with Nicolas Barker, then at the British Library) on Evidences of Provenance. We studied the material clues in incunabula and later early books of their origins and historical trajectories: paper, type, binding, marginalia, bookplates, etc.
	11:17am Dean: So much great Tapscott material being issued lately by Nimbus West.
	11:19am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:17 Indeed. I grabbed the Outernational releases when they came out a few years back.
	11:19am mic_a: Oh! Now you're hitting a favorite track of mine!
	11:21am fred: ↳ Dean @11:16 There is a digital standard for music files (BWAV) that is supposed to record any changes. It never gained much traction though (I implemented support for it in some software, a frustrating experience)
	11:21am Dean: Re: those outernational releases, see the Nimbus West site: https://www.nimbuswestrecords.com/ I myself have outernational releases, but not any Tapscott.
	11:21am Dean: By changes, do you mean something akin to diff, fred? Or a hash?
	11:22am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:21 Oh dang...
	11:22am Kim Sorise: ↳ mic_a @11:19 SO happy mic_a. welcome to you.
	11:24am Dean: To this day I kick myself for not acquiring those Tapscott Sessions LPs when I saw them at Pasadena's amazing Poo Bah Records of the old days.
	11:24am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:24 The solo piano sessions?
	11:24am Dean: What a store, Poo Bah.
	11:26am Dean: Yes. Plain covers, vinyl.
	11:26am bobob plasticland drumr: glad I mentioned Art Ensemble ..seen then about 4 times also during the 70s..also seen Joseph Jarman and Oliver Lake....in a bookstore gig one time ...that was also great 😃👍
	11:27am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:26 I saw those once too... Was not aware at the time what I was passing up
	11:28am Dean: I knew of and enjoyed Tapscott, and I almost purchased them two or three times, but ultimately I did not.
	11:29am fred: ↳ Dean @11:21 More like what processing was done (like compress or filter, format change), how and when. Limitations are the size of the chunk, the need to preserve previous info, and general lack of support (it should be automatic, but most DAWs don't do it)
	11:30am Dean: Got it, fred. Metadata. Thank gosh that Knitting Factory reissued these Wildflowers recordings!
	11:36am Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @11:30 I adore the Wildflowers collection. Have had them for many many years. I got them all for .50cents to $5
	11:39am WM: I heard Kalaparusha live at least twice. I also met him a few times when he was busking in the NYC Subway. Forgive me for being nostalgic once again. Mentioning great musicians I've heard live is one of the few accomplishments I can boast of. Regarding the Wildflowers collection, I also have fond memories of Studio Rivbea. The Loft Jazz scene was my favorite era in Jazz.
	11:39am doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @11:30 Got 3 of the LPs when they came out, then the box set later. .
	11:43am mic_a: I still have the original four Wildflowers. Cutouts! That I got through NMDS.
	11:43am Kim Sorise: ↳ mic_a @11:43 Mine are cut outs too - 1-3
	11:44am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @11:39 I grabbed Michael Heller's book Loft Jazz not too long ago
	11:47am Kim Sorise: Tune in for The Stork Club at Noon (est) on GTDR! wfmu.org...
	11:47am adamdoesit: Kim, thanks for making it easy to listen for records while going for a run. When I'm my own DJ, I can't keep them from skipping.
	11:47am Dean: RivBea, 24 Bond St. https://maps.app.goo.gl/9FDh59fzMLoRX4ed9
	11:48am mic_a: Thanks, Kim. Have safe and healthy weeks, everyone.
	11:48am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @10:40 What an inspired show! Thanks, Kim!
	11:48am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @11:39 Me too - but far less jazz than I would have liked. I have seen some heavy hitters - but not like the stories y'all lay down in the chat. I enjoy them. Thanks.
	11:48am doctorjazz: Greayt "Out-ing", Kim, thanks!
	11:49am Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:48 I hope it lifted your birthday morning some, Andrew. Have a great day!
	11:50am Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @11:48 Thank you, DocJ. Rest up!
	11:50am Kim Sorise: ↳ mic_a @11:48 Thank you mic_a. You too!
	11:50am Kim Sorise: ↳ adamdoesit @11:47 Happy to help, adam!
	11:50am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @11:49 It sure did! Thanks again, Kim!
	11:50am WM: Thank you, Kim and everyone else for your indulgence.
	11:51am tom tom the pipers son: thanks kim...maybe you have bigger feet than you thought....(to fill big shoes)
	11:52am hyde: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:28 goodbye AiT! missed this earlier haha
	11:52am hyde: cool show, thanks!
	11:52am fred: Thanks Kim!
	11:53am Kim Sorise: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:51 Thanks, tom tom. Hyde, fred, WM and ALL! Until tomorrow
	11:53am DJ Peter: hope to you catch you tomorrow, Kim. Thanks for the Sunday wake-up call
	11:54am Kim Sorise: ↳ DJ Peter @11:53 Right on, Peter! Thanks
	11:55am Stork: A fine fine fill-in 'twas!! Thanks, Kim!!
	11:55am StringOFperils: Thank you, Kim! Nice work!
	11:56am Kim Sorise: Stork and SoP! Thank you.
	11:56am Kim Sorise: STORK CLUB IS NEXT: wfmu.org...
	11:58am WM: I'll make a point of tuning in your show tomorrow. 6-9 PM, right?
	11:59am Kim Sorise: ↳ WM @11:58 yes, indeed.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 11, 2024

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