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

Listener comments!
	6:00pm luka: yay
	6:00pm Kim Sorise: Hello everyone! Happy Monday!
	6:01pm djnogoodnick: FIRST!! Hi Kim and GGs!
	6:01pm listener james from westwood: One light in the dark, this show is, at least!
	6:01pm djnogoodnick: ↳ luka @6:00 Oh, not first. OK. Hello anyway!
	🥁 6:01pm Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Kim, folks!
	6:01pm Kim Sorise: Hey luka, DJNGN and James! So happy to have you
	6:02pm Kim Sorise: Pauly! welcome
	6:03pm luka: work was so weird, will continue to be
	6:03pm listener james from westwood: Felt worse than 2016. Uggggh.
	6:03pm doctorjazz: Hey Kim, Greasers, just leasing the office, listen in transit! (RIP Lou Donaldson)
	🥁 6:04pm Beantown Doug: The felon and Elon.
	6:04pm Bryan: What level of school, Kim?
	🥁 6:05pm WR: Hello Kim and folks.
	6:07pm Kim Sorise: ↳ listener james from westwood @6:03 Sure did, James.
	6:07pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:03 Hey Doc! Oh no... really. Hadn't heard that
	6:08pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:04 fucking gross, Doug. BUT So happy you are here/hear!
	6:08pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Bryan @6:04 Hey Bryan! Welcome. Learning Specialist 7-12 grades at a K-12 school. You?
	6:09pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:05 WR, welcome, welcome!
	6:15pm Bryan: Kim, I'm not at a school. Just wondering what age of young people were having those reactions.
	🥁 6:16pm WR: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:09 Added Pic I took of Sirone and Leroy Jenkins at Vision Festival 2003.
	6:16pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:16 Amazing, WR! Thanks for sharing.
	6:17pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:16 Is the "e" on Sirone pronounced?
	🥁 6:19pm WR: Not that I remember.
	🥁 6:20pm Beantown Doug: PBS Newshour and 60 Minutes had segments with voter comments. Those on the winning side almost unanimously said inflation was their #1 concern. With the richest man in the world having influence with the president-elect, they can't see income inequality as being the real issue?
	6:22pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Bryan @6:15 I will say the whole school was eerily quiet - including the littles, and it poured all day. Our high schoolers were upset. Middle school was annoyed. All behavioral responses appropriate.
	6:23pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:19 Thank you.
	🥁 6:26pm Beantown Doug: Clinton takes office in a recession, leaves with the budget surplus. Obama takes office at the start of the Great Recession, leaves office with economy in good shape. Biden takes office with the economy in a shambles, leaves office with an economy that's that envy of the world, according to The Economist magazine. We've been doing this back-and-forth routine for thirty years now.
	6:29pm luka: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:26 but he’s gonna make the groceries cheap again, Doug.
	6:30pm Bryan: It's like the "trains running on time" thing. Never actually true, but believed by the True Believers.
	🥁 6:31pm Beantown Doug: ↳ luka @6:29 So he promises.
	6:32pm luka: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:31 i mean, it’ll mostly be because the meat has been replaced with ground up gymnasium mats. but potato, potatoe.
	6:33pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:20 money was way tighter for me when orangino was in office, but anyway - even if - people are still willing to let the Super Callous Fragile Racist Sexist Nazi POTUS bull shit slide? Insane
	6:33pm luka: perfect cooking accompaniment as always, Kim.
	🥁 6:33pm Beantown Doug: ↳ luka @6:32 HA! True, as the USDA will be gutted of all regulatory enforcement power.
	6:34pm Kim Sorise: ↳ luka @6:33 Wonderful! What's on the menu?
	6:35pm luka: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:34 i’m flying solo this week, partner is in Wisco and Illinois for work so i am just making a pasta to cook some veggies that need to be used up.
	🥁 6:36pm Beantown Doug: One of my nieces relocated to Canada a couple of years ago, convinced that what happened last week would happen.
	6:41pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:36 Nice. I have a few people I know who have done that as well. We have also been planning to check out another country when my partners oldest graduates because I can teach anywhere. But now I can go admin which makes it a bit more appealing.
	🥁 6:41pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn" Very Chick Corea-ish.
	6:45pm djnogoodnick: ↳ Song: "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn" I love Steve Kuhn!!
	6:46pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn" Dig this! (Just pulling into my driveway, home! )
	6:47pm Kim Sorise: ↳ djnogoodnick @6:45 Yay! Me too
	6:47pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:46 Welcome home! Glad you dig it
	6:47pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:41 agree
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: hi Kim and all
	7:05pm Kim Sorise: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:04 Heya coela! thanks for tuning in.
	7:08pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:47 Hi, Kim. I think this is my first time chatting on your show. You know, just listening to you, I can sense that teacherly "no-bs" vibe from you. What I'm wondering is if you'd have it in you to violate the general ocular avoidance of the room and just ask: "is this what we really want as compatriots?" If we've allowed it to get to this place, it's probably too late to avoid further escalation of tensions among us. These things don't usually end well. Sorry for being dark about it.
	7:17pm northguineahills: Kim! (off to brew some tea)
	7:20pm Kim Sorise: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @7:08 A.J., welcome and thank you for your candor. I do have a very open and honest dialogue with my students. When I was a full time classroom teacher, we had all kinds of discussions about the kind of world they wanted their parents to leave them and they choose to build for themselves. I am not in a one on one style position - so my relationship are much different - BUT we go there. It is very necessary.
	7:20pm Kim Sorise: ↳ northguineahills @7:17 Brewmeister NGH, happy to have you as always.
	7:21pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "African Cookbook" by "Randy Weston" Very cool track!
	7:22pm doctorjazz: Lazy dinner,a grandma pizza...
	7:30pm Bryan: yep, "African Cookbook" was some nifty jazz!
	🥁 7:31pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Darling Doria" by "The John Betsch Society" An intentional wording to play against The John Birch Society?
	7:32pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Darling Doria" by "The John Betsch Society" thankfully not confused w/ the John Birtch Society....
	7:33pm northguineahills: ↳ Beantown Doug @7:31 jinx!
	7:34pm doctorjazz: ↳ Beantown Doug @7:31 Betch is a drummer, that's his name.
	🥁 7:35pm Beantown Doug: ↳ northguineahills @7:33 Sure seems like it could have been wordplay intended as a counter-culture dig against the crazies.
	7:35pm northguineahills: ↳ doctorjazz @7:34 but if i remember correctly, he was playing w/ his name when he named the group (article, two decades ago).
	🥁 7:35pm Beantown Doug: ↳ doctorjazz @7:34 Yes, but....
	7:37pm Listener Gregory: Hi, Kim! I’m out on parole so I can visit for a short while. Is this song really “Bolivia”? The tune seems v familiar, but that title isn’t. Hi, @doctorj!
	7:39pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Kim Sorise @7:20 Good to hear. I live up Boston way, so with the exception of a few little pockets, the politics are mostly friendly to my ideals. I'll be visiting my folks who are stuck in FL for the time being, and I'm probably going to have a blistered tongue by the time I get back home.
	7:40pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:37 Cedar Walton's "Bolivia", yes. Welcome and always happy to have you no matter the amont, LG! Happy to have you.
	7:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Darling Doria" by "The John Betsch Society" The John Betsch Society Billy Puett, flute, alto flute, alto, tenor sax, bass clarinet; Bob Holmes, piano, electric piano, percussion; Jim Bridges, guitar, percussion; Ed "Lump" Williams, electric, acoustic bass, percussion; John Betsch, drums, percussion; Phil Royster, congas, percussion. Glaser Productions, Inc, Nashville, TN, January 11, 1974 Strata-East release https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Betsch?wprov=sfla1 I agree that they probably were aware of the play on using Society as the band name.
	7:41pm Doug Schulkind: That Randy Weston cut is one of my all timers. Straight up African music.
	🥁 7:41pm WR: en.wikipedia.org... Betsch Wikipedia page.
	7:41pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:37 Hey LG! Violating your parole?
	7:41pm Kim Sorise: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @7:39 yes - I am in Kentucky and it's pretty tricky in pockets. But i stay in the city and often venture out to country. with like minds of if I am headed back home to Detroit.
	7:42pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Doug Schulkind @7:41 Hey Hey, Doug! It's so very very very good.
	7:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Bolivia" by "George Coleman, Cedar Walton, Sam Jo... Seen Coleman a few times, like his style!
	7:43pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I’m keeping my nose clean… so far.
	7:44pm Listener Gregory: @kim, it’s a great song, no matter the title. Now I have to spend the night wondering where I know it from.
	7:45pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Kim Sorise @7:41 oops. edit: often venture out to country with like minds or if I am headed back home to Detroit.
	8:02pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Rev. Moses" by "Lou Donaldson" Sweet Papa Lou! RIP!
	🥁 8:02pm Will thee SG OCNY: Good evening Kim and all!!!
	8:02pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @8:02 Saw him back in the day as well!
	8:03pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @8:02 (Believe I caught him at Sweet Basil's)
	8:03pm Kim Sorise: Indeed - what a life, 98 years ❤️
	8:03pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Will thee SG OCNY @8:02 Welcome, Will!
	8:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Rev. Moses" by "Lou Donaldson" Started out hard boppin (Art Blakey's band), but had a thing for soul jazz later.
	8:06pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:05 My LPs of his are on the soul jazz tip
	8:07pm bigplanetnoise: Love this tribute, Kim!
	8:09pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:07 Hey BPBob! Welcome and thanks. Just pulling the few I have which is nothing compared to his incredible legacy. Thanks for being here.
	8:10pm doctorjazz: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:07 What BPN said (hi BPN), cool tribite on the spur of the moment!
	8:11pm doctorjazz: (I have the 6 CD mosaic Donaldson Blue Note box, which covers all this stuff).
	8:12pm doctorjazz: I believe Blue Note was also, ahem, encouraging these soul jazz records at this time, jazz wasn't selling like it used to (see: Lee Morgan).
	8:12pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:11 Nice. I don't have too many boxsets but i kind wish I did. There are a couple I look out for.
	8:13pm bigplanetnoise: Kim - mono?
	8:13pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:13 golden ears.
	8:13pm doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @8:12 I'd say I DO have too many box sets...
	8:14pm bigplanetnoise: Boom!
	8:15pm A.J. MACHETE: <LIVING STEREO>
	8:17pm Gina Bacon: Hey, Kim & all!
	8:18pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:17 Hey Gina, or to my ear, young Stevie Nicks.
	8:18pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:17 Heya, Gina! Welcome to you!
	8:19pm Listener Gregory: Are there some electronics on Lou’s sax here?
	🥁 8:19pm Beantown Doug: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:15 That got me putting on my headphones.
	8:21pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:19 nothing mentioned in the liner notes, LG
	8:21pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:19 Back in 69, I think there wasn't much available to electronically modify a sax.
	8:21pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Beantown Doug @8:19 Always a great time for the leopard-skins, fellow BeanTowner.
	8:21pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:18 Hahaha! Hey, A.J. MACHETE! Thank you.
	8:22pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:21 I made that observation when I heard the live Buckingham/Nicks shows.
	8:23pm Listener Gregory: Interesting
	8:25pm bigplanetnoise: Love, love, love
	8:27pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:22 Interesting...I have no perspective on how I sound (:
	8:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Sanford And Son Theme" by "Lou Donaldson" Also sounds mono.
	8:27pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:25 I have had this 45 since I was a kid; needed the full version.
	8:28pm adamdoesit: Hi DJ Kim and greasers globally. I'm glad to have made it back for the big finish. Rest in bob, Sweet Papa Lou.
	8:29pm bigplanetnoise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:27 docjazz - def stereo!
	8:29pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Sanford And Son Theme" by "Lou Donaldson" Wonder if that's Toots Thielmanns on blues harp.
	8:29pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:29 golden ears!
	8:29pm doctorjazz: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:29 Really? Don't hear much except directly between my speakers. Oh well!
	8:30pm adamdoesit: ↳ adamdoesit @8:28 * bop. But I mean, lucky bob if so.
	8:32pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:27 None of us usually do. I've always hated hearing my voice played back.
	8:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:32 Same, cringy!
	8:35pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:32 It's an odd sensation!
	8:37pm Katherine Sage: Hey gang! What a show!
	8:37pm bigplanetnoise: Hahahaha! Thanks Kim!
	8:38pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Katherine Sage @8:37 Katherine, thank you so very much! Welcome.
	8:38pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:35 I wonder if there's a phobia classification that that fits into.
	8:38pm bigplanetnoise: Mexico! Awesome!
	8:40pm doctorjazz: Have a great time Kim!
	8:40pm Listener Gregory: Going out on a limb, but I think that organ has a soulful quality. Charles Earland?
	8:40pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:38 Oaxaca!
	8:42pm bigplanetnoise: ↳ Kim Sorise @8:40 Great! The food will be beyond killer!!! Let me know if you need a cabana boy......
	8:42pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:40 on Brother Soul? Went to Wiki... Lou Donaldson - varitone alto saxophone, vocals Blue Mitchell - trumpet Charles Earland - organ Jimmy Ponder - guitar Leo Morris - drums
	8:43pm bigplanetnoise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:42 Jimmy Ponder just doesn't get enough....
	8:43pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:42 Very excited! MesoAmerican pyramids and amazing food.
	8:44pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:40 Thank you! I turn 52 on the tarmac!
	8:44pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:38 Most likely!
	🥁 8:44pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Inner Space" by "Lou Donaldson" Very good stuff.
	8:44pm Gina Bacon: WOw...Mexico sure sounds nice right about now.
	8:45pm Katherine Sage: ↳ Song: "Inner Space" by "Lou Donaldson" Purdie sounds awesome on this!!
	8:46pm Gina Bacon: This is so great!
	8:46pm adamdoesit: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:38 I wouldn't think of it as a phobia -- a fear -- so much as a disturbing sense that what's on the outside doesn't match what's on the inside. A discordance, if you will.
	8:48pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, whoa! Varitone alto sax??? Is that the electronics I was hearing, or did they mean baritone & alto?
	8:49pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:40 ding ding! You win!
	🥁 8:51pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "J.O.S." by "Jimmy Smith" What a year '59 was for early stereo Jazz recordings.
	8:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:48 Looks like the Varitone was first marketed in 1967 (from Wikipedia again).
	8:53pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:51 Lou Donalson play the "varitone" alto sax on this LP (The Varitone was a woodwind pickup and effects unit, allowing direct amplification of the instrument (i.e. without a standard microphone) and the introduction of various electronic effects. It was marketed in 1967 by the Selmer Company, which developed units for flute, saxophone, and clarinet. The system included an integrated pickup microphone and a control box which allowed the player to use effects such as tremolo, basic EQ ("bright" and "dark"), simultaneous sub-octaves and echo in conjunction with a purpose built amplifier.) (From wikipedia) via Discogs
	8:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, fun show, great tribute! Have some Mole' for me!
	8:55pm bigplanetnoise: Thanks for a wonderful show, Kim - have an incredible time in Mexico!!!
	8:55pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Kim! Have a great time!
	8:55pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:54 Thanks, Doc!
	8:56pm Kim Sorise: Thank you every one! Catch ya in 2 weeks.
	8:56pm Kim Sorise: BIG PLANET PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...
	8:56pm adamdoesit: Thanks, DJ Kim. Please report back on what life is like in a country with a democratically-elected minority woman president, and let us know about every last damn excellent taco you eat.
	8:56pm A.J. MACHETE: Thanks, Kim, for the tunes and the chats. Enjoy Méjico.
	8:57pm Listener Gregory: Thanks for looking that up, Kim. I thought I heard some doubling or echo on Donaldson’s playing on one track. Thanks for a great show, and have a great week off.
	🥁 8:57pm Beantown Doug: Thanks, Kim!
	8:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ adamdoesit @8:56 Will do! Promise.
	8:58pm Katherine Sage: Thanks for that Kim! <3
	8:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:56 Thank you, A.J.
	8:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Katherine Sage @8:58 pleasure, Katherine!
	8:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!

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

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Caj Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968	LP
The Revolutionary Ensemble	Pounderous Planets	The People’s Republic	Horizon/A&M	1976	LP		0:06:26 (Pop-up)
Julie Tippetts	Sunset Glow "Sunset Glow" by "Julie Tippetts"	Sunset Glow	Utopia	1975	LP		0:25:16 (Pop-up)
Doug Hammond	Dey Time Ventures "Dey Time Ventures" by "Doug Hammond"	Ellipse	Idibib	1977	LP		0:25:21 (Pop-up)
Prince Lasha	Music Matador "Music Matador" by "Prince Lasha"	Firebirds	Daagnim records	1983	LP		0:31:57 (Pop-up)
Steve Kuhn	Something Everywhere "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn"	Trance	ECM	1975	LP		0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Spontaneous Combustion	Thumbs Up "Thumbs Up" by "Spontaneous Combustion"	Come and Stick Your Head In	Flying Dutchman Records	1969	LP		0:48:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Art Ensemble of Chicago	Do What They Wanna	Certain Blacks	Inner City	1977	LP		0:54:12 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	African Cookbook "African Cookbook" by "Randy Weston"	African Cookbook	Atlantic	1972	LP		1:16:25 (Pop-up)
The John Betsch Society	Darling Doria	Earth Blossom	Strata-East	1974	LP		1:28:19 (Pop-up)
George Coleman, Cedar Walton, Sam Jones, Billy Higgins	Bolivia	The Eastern Rebellion	Timeless	1976	LP		1:34:14 (Pop-up)
Walter Bishop Jr.	Those Who Chant	Keeper of My Soul	Muse	1978	LP		1:43:33 (Pop-up)
David Young	Joe Splivingates "Joe Splivingates" by "David Young"	David Young	Mainstream	1971	LP		1:51:07 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Rev. Moses "Rev. Moses" by "Lou Donaldson"	Alligator Boogaloo	Blue Note	1967	LP		1:59:26 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Bag of Jewels "Bag of Jewels" by "Lou Donaldson"	Midnight Creeper	Blue Note	1968	LP		2:05:36 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Snake Bone "Snake Bone" by "Lou Donaldson"	Say it Loud!	Blue Note	1969	LP		2:15:08 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Sanford And Son Theme	Sassy Soul Strut	Blue Note	1973	LP	R.I.P Lou and Q	2:24:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lou Donaldson	Brother Soul "Brother Soul" by "Lou Donaldson"	Say it Loud	Blue Note	1969	LP		2:31:41 (Pop-up)
Lou Donaldson	Inner Space "Inner Space" by "Lou Donaldson"	Sassy Soul Strut	Blue Note	1973	LP		2:40:58 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	J.O.S. "J.O.S." by "Jimmy Smith"	The Sermon!	Blue Note	1959	LP	Alto Saxophone – George Coleman Drums – Donald Bailey Guitar – Eddie McFadden Written-By – Jimmy Smith	2:47:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:00pm luka: yay
	6:00pm Kim Sorise: Hello everyone! Happy Monday!
	6:01pm djnogoodnick: FIRST!! Hi Kim and GGs!
	6:01pm listener james from westwood: One light in the dark, this show is, at least!
	6:01pm djnogoodnick: ↳ luka @6:00 Oh, not first. OK. Hello anyway!
	🥁 6:01pm Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Kim, folks!
	6:01pm Kim Sorise: Hey luka, DJNGN and James! So happy to have you
	6:02pm Kim Sorise: Pauly! welcome
	6:03pm luka: work was so weird, will continue to be
	6:03pm listener james from westwood: Felt worse than 2016. Uggggh.
	6:03pm doctorjazz: Hey Kim, Greasers, just leasing the office, listen in transit! (RIP Lou Donaldson)
	🥁 6:04pm Beantown Doug: The felon and Elon.
	6:04pm Bryan: What level of school, Kim?
	🥁 6:05pm WR: Hello Kim and folks.
	6:07pm Kim Sorise: ↳ listener james from westwood @6:03 Sure did, James.
	6:07pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:03 Hey Doc! Oh no... really. Hadn't heard that
	6:08pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:04 fucking gross, Doug. BUT So happy you are here/hear!
	6:08pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Bryan @6:04 Hey Bryan! Welcome. Learning Specialist 7-12 grades at a K-12 school. You?
	6:09pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:05 WR, welcome, welcome!
	6:15pm Bryan: Kim, I'm not at a school. Just wondering what age of young people were having those reactions.
	🥁 6:16pm WR: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:09 Added Pic I took of Sirone and Leroy Jenkins at Vision Festival 2003.
	6:16pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:16 Amazing, WR! Thanks for sharing.
	6:17pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:16 Is the "e" on Sirone pronounced?
	🥁 6:19pm WR: Not that I remember.
	🥁 6:20pm Beantown Doug: PBS Newshour and 60 Minutes had segments with voter comments. Those on the winning side almost unanimously said inflation was their #1 concern. With the richest man in the world having influence with the president-elect, they can't see income inequality as being the real issue?
	6:22pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Bryan @6:15 I will say the whole school was eerily quiet - including the littles, and it poured all day. Our high schoolers were upset. Middle school was annoyed. All behavioral responses appropriate.
	6:23pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @6:19 Thank you.
	🥁 6:26pm Beantown Doug: Clinton takes office in a recession, leaves with the budget surplus. Obama takes office at the start of the Great Recession, leaves office with economy in good shape. Biden takes office with the economy in a shambles, leaves office with an economy that's that envy of the world, according to The Economist magazine. We've been doing this back-and-forth routine for thirty years now.
	6:29pm luka: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:26 but he’s gonna make the groceries cheap again, Doug.
	6:30pm Bryan: It's like the "trains running on time" thing. Never actually true, but believed by the True Believers.
	🥁 6:31pm Beantown Doug: ↳ luka @6:29 So he promises.
	6:32pm luka: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:31 i mean, it’ll mostly be because the meat has been replaced with ground up gymnasium mats. but potato, potatoe.
	6:33pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:20 money was way tighter for me when orangino was in office, but anyway - even if - people are still willing to let the Super Callous Fragile Racist Sexist Nazi POTUS bull shit slide? Insane
	6:33pm luka: perfect cooking accompaniment as always, Kim.
	🥁 6:33pm Beantown Doug: ↳ luka @6:32 HA! True, as the USDA will be gutted of all regulatory enforcement power.
	6:34pm Kim Sorise: ↳ luka @6:33 Wonderful! What's on the menu?
	6:35pm luka: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:34 i’m flying solo this week, partner is in Wisco and Illinois for work so i am just making a pasta to cook some veggies that need to be used up.
	🥁 6:36pm Beantown Doug: One of my nieces relocated to Canada a couple of years ago, convinced that what happened last week would happen.
	6:41pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:36 Nice. I have a few people I know who have done that as well. We have also been planning to check out another country when my partners oldest graduates because I can teach anywhere. But now I can go admin which makes it a bit more appealing.
	🥁 6:41pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn" Very Chick Corea-ish.
	6:45pm djnogoodnick: ↳ Song: "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn" I love Steve Kuhn!!
	6:46pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Something Everywhere" by "Steve Kuhn" Dig this! (Just pulling into my driveway, home! )
	6:47pm Kim Sorise: ↳ djnogoodnick @6:45 Yay! Me too
	6:47pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:46 Welcome home! Glad you dig it
	6:47pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Beantown Doug @6:41 agree
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: hi Kim and all
	7:05pm Kim Sorise: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:04 Heya coela! thanks for tuning in.
	7:08pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:47 Hi, Kim. I think this is my first time chatting on your show. You know, just listening to you, I can sense that teacherly "no-bs" vibe from you. What I'm wondering is if you'd have it in you to violate the general ocular avoidance of the room and just ask: "is this what we really want as compatriots?" If we've allowed it to get to this place, it's probably too late to avoid further escalation of tensions among us. These things don't usually end well. Sorry for being dark about it.
	7:17pm northguineahills: Kim! (off to brew some tea)
	7:20pm Kim Sorise: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @7:08 A.J., welcome and thank you for your candor. I do have a very open and honest dialogue with my students. When I was a full time classroom teacher, we had all kinds of discussions about the kind of world they wanted their parents to leave them and they choose to build for themselves. I am not in a one on one style position - so my relationship are much different - BUT we go there. It is very necessary.
	7:20pm Kim Sorise: ↳ northguineahills @7:17 Brewmeister NGH, happy to have you as always.
	7:21pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "African Cookbook" by "Randy Weston" Very cool track!
	7:22pm doctorjazz: Lazy dinner,a grandma pizza...
	7:30pm Bryan: yep, "African Cookbook" was some nifty jazz!
	🥁 7:31pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Darling Doria" by "The John Betsch Society" An intentional wording to play against The John Birch Society?
	7:32pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Darling Doria" by "The John Betsch Society" thankfully not confused w/ the John Birtch Society....
	7:33pm northguineahills: ↳ Beantown Doug @7:31 jinx!
	7:34pm doctorjazz: ↳ Beantown Doug @7:31 Betch is a drummer, that's his name.
	🥁 7:35pm Beantown Doug: ↳ northguineahills @7:33 Sure seems like it could have been wordplay intended as a counter-culture dig against the crazies.
	7:35pm northguineahills: ↳ doctorjazz @7:34 but if i remember correctly, he was playing w/ his name when he named the group (article, two decades ago).
	🥁 7:35pm Beantown Doug: ↳ doctorjazz @7:34 Yes, but....
	7:37pm Listener Gregory: Hi, Kim! I’m out on parole so I can visit for a short while. Is this song really “Bolivia”? The tune seems v familiar, but that title isn’t. Hi, @doctorj!
	7:39pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Kim Sorise @7:20 Good to hear. I live up Boston way, so with the exception of a few little pockets, the politics are mostly friendly to my ideals. I'll be visiting my folks who are stuck in FL for the time being, and I'm probably going to have a blistered tongue by the time I get back home.
	7:40pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:37 Cedar Walton's "Bolivia", yes. Welcome and always happy to have you no matter the amont, LG! Happy to have you.
	7:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Darling Doria" by "The John Betsch Society" The John Betsch Society Billy Puett, flute, alto flute, alto, tenor sax, bass clarinet; Bob Holmes, piano, electric piano, percussion; Jim Bridges, guitar, percussion; Ed "Lump" Williams, electric, acoustic bass, percussion; John Betsch, drums, percussion; Phil Royster, congas, percussion. Glaser Productions, Inc, Nashville, TN, January 11, 1974 Strata-East release https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Betsch?wprov=sfla1 I agree that they probably were aware of the play on using Society as the band name.
	7:41pm Doug Schulkind: That Randy Weston cut is one of my all timers. Straight up African music.
	🥁 7:41pm WR: en.wikipedia.org... Betsch Wikipedia page.
	7:41pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:37 Hey LG! Violating your parole?
	7:41pm Kim Sorise: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @7:39 yes - I am in Kentucky and it's pretty tricky in pockets. But i stay in the city and often venture out to country. with like minds of if I am headed back home to Detroit.
	7:42pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Doug Schulkind @7:41 Hey Hey, Doug! It's so very very very good.
	7:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Bolivia" by "George Coleman, Cedar Walton, Sam Jo... Seen Coleman a few times, like his style!
	7:43pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I’m keeping my nose clean… so far.
	7:44pm Listener Gregory: @kim, it’s a great song, no matter the title. Now I have to spend the night wondering where I know it from.
	7:45pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Kim Sorise @7:41 oops. edit: often venture out to country with like minds or if I am headed back home to Detroit.
	8:02pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Rev. Moses" by "Lou Donaldson" Sweet Papa Lou! RIP!
	🥁 8:02pm Will thee SG OCNY: Good evening Kim and all!!!
	8:02pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @8:02 Saw him back in the day as well!
	8:03pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @8:02 (Believe I caught him at Sweet Basil's)
	8:03pm Kim Sorise: Indeed - what a life, 98 years ❤️
	8:03pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Will thee SG OCNY @8:02 Welcome, Will!
	8:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Rev. Moses" by "Lou Donaldson" Started out hard boppin (Art Blakey's band), but had a thing for soul jazz later.
	8:06pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:05 My LPs of his are on the soul jazz tip
	8:07pm bigplanetnoise: Love this tribute, Kim!
	8:09pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:07 Hey BPBob! Welcome and thanks. Just pulling the few I have which is nothing compared to his incredible legacy. Thanks for being here.
	8:10pm doctorjazz: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:07 What BPN said (hi BPN), cool tribite on the spur of the moment!
	8:11pm doctorjazz: (I have the 6 CD mosaic Donaldson Blue Note box, which covers all this stuff).
	8:12pm doctorjazz: I believe Blue Note was also, ahem, encouraging these soul jazz records at this time, jazz wasn't selling like it used to (see: Lee Morgan).
	8:12pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:11 Nice. I don't have too many boxsets but i kind wish I did. There are a couple I look out for.
	8:13pm bigplanetnoise: Kim - mono?
	8:13pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:13 golden ears.
	8:13pm doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @8:12 I'd say I DO have too many box sets...
	8:14pm bigplanetnoise: Boom!
	8:15pm A.J. MACHETE: <LIVING STEREO>
	8:17pm Gina Bacon: Hey, Kim & all!
	8:18pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:17 Hey Gina, or to my ear, young Stevie Nicks.
	8:18pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:17 Heya, Gina! Welcome to you!
	8:19pm Listener Gregory: Are there some electronics on Lou’s sax here?
	🥁 8:19pm Beantown Doug: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:15 That got me putting on my headphones.
	8:21pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:19 nothing mentioned in the liner notes, LG
	8:21pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:19 Back in 69, I think there wasn't much available to electronically modify a sax.
	8:21pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Beantown Doug @8:19 Always a great time for the leopard-skins, fellow BeanTowner.
	8:21pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:18 Hahaha! Hey, A.J. MACHETE! Thank you.
	8:22pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:21 I made that observation when I heard the live Buckingham/Nicks shows.
	8:23pm Listener Gregory: Interesting
	8:25pm bigplanetnoise: Love, love, love
	8:27pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:22 Interesting...I have no perspective on how I sound (:
	8:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Sanford And Son Theme" by "Lou Donaldson" Also sounds mono.
	8:27pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:25 I have had this 45 since I was a kid; needed the full version.
	8:28pm adamdoesit: Hi DJ Kim and greasers globally. I'm glad to have made it back for the big finish. Rest in bob, Sweet Papa Lou.
	8:29pm bigplanetnoise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:27 docjazz - def stereo!
	8:29pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Song: "Sanford And Son Theme" by "Lou Donaldson" Wonder if that's Toots Thielmanns on blues harp.
	8:29pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:29 golden ears!
	8:29pm doctorjazz: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:29 Really? Don't hear much except directly between my speakers. Oh well!
	8:30pm adamdoesit: ↳ adamdoesit @8:28 * bop. But I mean, lucky bob if so.
	8:32pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:27 None of us usually do. I've always hated hearing my voice played back.
	8:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:32 Same, cringy!
	8:35pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:32 It's an odd sensation!
	8:37pm Katherine Sage: Hey gang! What a show!
	8:37pm bigplanetnoise: Hahahaha! Thanks Kim!
	8:38pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Katherine Sage @8:37 Katherine, thank you so very much! Welcome.
	8:38pm A.J. MACHETE: ↳ Gina Bacon @8:35 I wonder if there's a phobia classification that that fits into.
	8:38pm bigplanetnoise: Mexico! Awesome!
	8:40pm doctorjazz: Have a great time Kim!
	8:40pm Listener Gregory: Going out on a limb, but I think that organ has a soulful quality. Charles Earland?
	8:40pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:38 Oaxaca!
	8:42pm bigplanetnoise: ↳ Kim Sorise @8:40 Great! The food will be beyond killer!!! Let me know if you need a cabana boy......
	8:42pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:40 on Brother Soul? Went to Wiki... Lou Donaldson - varitone alto saxophone, vocals Blue Mitchell - trumpet Charles Earland - organ Jimmy Ponder - guitar Leo Morris - drums
	8:43pm bigplanetnoise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:42 Jimmy Ponder just doesn't get enough....
	8:43pm Kim Sorise: ↳ bigplanetnoise @8:42 Very excited! MesoAmerican pyramids and amazing food.
	8:44pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:40 Thank you! I turn 52 on the tarmac!
	8:44pm Gina Bacon: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:38 Most likely!
	🥁 8:44pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Inner Space" by "Lou Donaldson" Very good stuff.
	8:44pm Gina Bacon: WOw...Mexico sure sounds nice right about now.
	8:45pm Katherine Sage: ↳ Song: "Inner Space" by "Lou Donaldson" Purdie sounds awesome on this!!
	8:46pm Gina Bacon: This is so great!
	8:46pm adamdoesit: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:38 I wouldn't think of it as a phobia -- a fear -- so much as a disturbing sense that what's on the outside doesn't match what's on the inside. A discordance, if you will.
	8:48pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, whoa! Varitone alto sax??? Is that the electronics I was hearing, or did they mean baritone & alto?
	8:49pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:40 ding ding! You win!
	🥁 8:51pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "J.O.S." by "Jimmy Smith" What a year '59 was for early stereo Jazz recordings.
	8:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:48 Looks like the Varitone was first marketed in 1967 (from Wikipedia again).
	8:53pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:51 Lou Donalson play the "varitone" alto sax on this LP (The Varitone was a woodwind pickup and effects unit, allowing direct amplification of the instrument (i.e. without a standard microphone) and the introduction of various electronic effects. It was marketed in 1967 by the Selmer Company, which developed units for flute, saxophone, and clarinet. The system included an integrated pickup microphone and a control box which allowed the player to use effects such as tremolo, basic EQ ("bright" and "dark"), simultaneous sub-octaves and echo in conjunction with a purpose built amplifier.) (From wikipedia) via Discogs
	8:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, fun show, great tribute! Have some Mole' for me!
	8:55pm bigplanetnoise: Thanks for a wonderful show, Kim - have an incredible time in Mexico!!!
	8:55pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Kim! Have a great time!
	8:55pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @8:54 Thanks, Doc!
	8:56pm Kim Sorise: Thank you every one! Catch ya in 2 weeks.
	8:56pm Kim Sorise: BIG PLANET PLAYLIST: wfmu.org...
	8:56pm adamdoesit: Thanks, DJ Kim. Please report back on what life is like in a country with a democratically-elected minority woman president, and let us know about every last damn excellent taco you eat.
	8:56pm A.J. MACHETE: Thanks, Kim, for the tunes and the chats. Enjoy Méjico.
	8:57pm Listener Gregory: Thanks for looking that up, Kim. I thought I heard some doubling or echo on Donaldson’s playing on one track. Thanks for a great show, and have a great week off.
	🥁 8:57pm Beantown Doug: Thanks, Kim!
	8:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ adamdoesit @8:56 Will do! Promise.
	8:58pm Katherine Sage: Thanks for that Kim! <3
	8:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ A.J. MACHETE @8:56 Thank you, A.J.
	8:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Katherine Sage @8:58 pleasure, Katherine!
	8:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!

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