WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from July 31, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: How do, Kim and all! Happy almost-August!
	7:02pm melinda: hi people!
	7:03pm Doug Schulkind: Hiya, Kim!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Hello Fine Folks! Thanks for stopping by on your Monday. Enjoy!
	7:18pm northguineahills: It's been a while since I've looked forward to August....
	7:26pm northguineahills: I found the book that went w/ this Soul Jazz comp. It's loverly.
	7:28pm listener james from westwood: CAA piece was damn gorgeous.
	7:29pm KimSorise: It's a really fantastic comp. Soul Jazz has put out some stellar comps over the years and some not so - but when they do it right; it's good.
	7:34pm KimSorise: I also love when books are incorporated into the comp as well. I have a stellar Library music comp that also came with a nicely research companion text. . . Nerd.
	7:43pm northguineahills: I was taking a leisurely weekend walk from Sunset Park to Williamsburg and came across a beautiful (for lack of a better term) 'black power' store in Fort Green and they had the book in the window. Spent some time having fun informative w/ the owner. Things I'll miss about Brooklyn. If my experience has taught me anything, purchase anything related to Soul Jazz Recs.
	7:45pm listener james from westwood: Schnitzelburg!
	7:48pm listener james from westwood: OMG that all looks like a hoot. You absolutely have to tell us how it goes next early August after you compete in your first Dainty.
	7:50pm KimSorise: I may have to figure out how to do a live remote from the Dainty next year! It's pretty amazing.
	7:51pm northguineahills: Yeah, a Dainty remote would be amazing!
	7:56pm listener james from westwood: Even a taped segment! All hail local traditions!
	7:57pm KimSorise: @northguinea I miss all of the black owned book store of Detroit - not so much a hotbed of Black Power / Nationalistic Lit in Louisville - but a decent history of activism.
	8:06pm northguineahills: I'm in whitebread suburbia FL right now, but luckily moving to Gainesville in a few days. Unless something has changed since the last time I was there, outside of the Bo Diddley downtown plaza (where there are concerts, etc), and a large Jamaican restaurant. there wasn't large intellectual working class black community. Now, that I'm older (and presumptuously wiser from my years in Brooklyn), maybe I can find said community. I shall report in a few weeks!
	8:30pm Ike: Dig.
	8:30pm Doug Schulkind: Adore this Pharoah record. Love all the Strata-Easts.
	8:30pm KimSorise: I'll be interested in who or what you may find! @northguinea
	8:30pm northguineahills: I love this Sanders....
	8:32pm KimSorise: I just scored the Dolphy's Series #3 - Cecil Payne a few weeks back on Strata-East. It's nice.
	8:34pm melinda: Vibes!
	8:41pm Doug Schulkind: Cecil plays alto on that album. What a treat.
	8:43pm Doctorjazz: Hey, all, late arrival. Vacation in Kentucky in a few days, going to see my daughter in Disney's Tarzan. Looking forward to it.
	8:44pm northguineahills: Doug,giver of knowledge, I did not know that!
	8:45pm KimSorise: Excellent! Where in KY are you headed?
	8:45pm Doctorjazz: Nice set!
	8:45pm KimSorise: Thank you Dr. Jazz
	8:46pm Doctorjazz: Near the Jenny Willey Theatre. Prestonsburg.
	8:49pm doctorjazz: She says it's beautiful there but the people talk a bit funny...
	8:49pm KimSorise: NIce - I love Eastern KY - so beautiful - but it certainly a different world. You can swing by Matewan on your way home.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Nearby? (I have no conception of geography around there)
	8:56pm northguineahills: Wow, I picked up Jazz Samba when I was still in HS, it takes me back!
	8:56pm KimSorise: Hahaha - they sound like bluegrass. When I first moved here and was a features reporter for the local NPR station - I was floored that growning up in a family with some serious Southern / back woods Georgia roots and I could not understand a damn thing folks said. It's takes time. It's about 3.5 hours away from Louisville. Lexington is the big city for Eastern KY folks. Louisville is like going north of the Mason Dixon line - where all progressive hellions here.
	8:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Kim!
	9:00pm listener james from westwood: w00t! Bonus Grease!
	9:02pm doctorjazz: Great, got here late (good excuse not to get stuff done). We speak Jersey, think it was a bit of a shock for her at first.
	9:04pm Doug Schulkind: Grease is Good.
	9:04pm northguineahills: I have family in WV (I was born there) and grew up in Florigia, and there have been some towns in western NC, eastern TN and eastern KY where even I had a hard time understanding the accent.
	9:05pm northguineahills: I might as well have been in the outskirts of Aberdeen, Scotland, just as indecipherable.
	9:08pm northguineahills: I had a longterm gf right when I graduated college from Miami. The night before we took a road trip to WV, I made us watch "Deliverance" (this was 1999). Big mistake. She was petrified most of the time we were in Appalachia at night
	9:09pm KimSorise: It can catch one off guard that's for sure... The dialectical variation in KY is tremendous. I did a decent amount of research on it years back - I have never been to a state with that much variety in accents from town to town and the western, northern central and southern KY regions all sound different.
	9:09pm doctorjazz: Like this Donald Byrd, listened to his group with Pepper Adams quite a bit, but not much later than that.
	9:11pm listener james from westwood: "Yo Yo"!
	9:12pm doctorjazz: (I'm less snobby in my old age, anything that smacked of fusion was bad)
	9:12pm KimSorise: I love the stardust album with Pepper Adams! So good!
	9:13pm doctorjazz: Wasn't there a tune by Genya Revan or something like that that started like this?
	9:14pm northguineahills: I was asked to do a hours of playlists for my friend's bar (in Brooklyn) a few months ago on Spotify. I was disappointed "Theme de Yo Yo" wasn't available.
	9:21pm doctorjazz: I was curious if you would have found it on TIDAL... Nope.
	9:24pm doctorjazz: Not familiar with Shamek, so I Googled. Seems this album is selling for $380 on Discogs. I do like the track a lot...
	9:25pm KimSorise: I clearly remember the first time I heard theme dee yo yo - I was actually getting ready to leave my buddy's place, we had said our goodbyes and the song kicked in - I put my stuff back down and was frozen. I asked him to play it two more times - searched for a few solid years until I found a clear OG copy.
	9:26pm doctorjazz: Is a great track!
	9:26pm KimSorise: First Impressions is a beautiful LP - I think I paid $50 about 10 years back, but there is a reissue (may be a bootleg) that came out about 5 or so years ago. I have that too - I don't always play the origional.
	9:27pm doctorjazz: $380 is a bit rich, reissue sounds good to me.
	9:30pm doctorjazz: (there are actually 4 for sale on Discogs, the cheapest is $380, they go up to $1000.)
	9:32pm doctorjazz: Some others go for less... The reissue, likely.
	9:33pm KimSorise: For sure! I used to be very strict about only having an origional LP for certain labels - some of which I played this evening - but I am a teacher... I dig and find stuff for cheap sometimes and have also paid - I can't afford to be quite so picky - I want the music more than the status among likeminded record nerds of having an original.
	9:35pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for hanging out a spell more, Kim!
	9:35pm northguineahills: Sam Rivers got me out of my indie rock ghetto. He was living here in FL when I saw him many times .I owe him a lot!
	9:35pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim!
	9:37pm KimSorise: My pleasure - If I didn't have a 7:30 am meeting I would stay with y'all even longer! Have a great night! I love spinning the jazz LPs for you - Louisville is a lot of things but not really a jazz town. Good night

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from July 31, 2017

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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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July 31, 2017: Jazz In . . . Jazz Out

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Bert Myrick	Scorpio's Child "Scorpio's Child" by "Bert Myrick"	Live 'n Well	Strata / BBE / 180 Proof	1965/2017
Creative Arts Ensemble	Flashback Of Time	Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical And Revolutionary Jazz In The U.S.A. 1957-1982 (V/A)	Soul Jazz	2014
The Orchestra Soledad	Problems "Problems" by "The Orchestra Soledad"	Vamonos / Let's Go	Futuro / BBE	1970 / 2017
Harold McKinney	Freedom Jazz Dance	Voices And Rhythms Of The Creative Profile	Tribe	1974
Music behind DJ: Catalyst	Jabali "Jabali" by "Catalyst"	Catalyst	Cobblestone	1972
Kellee Patterson	Magic Wand of Love (Kellee Patterson)	Maiden Voyage	Black Jazz
The Pyramids	Nsorama (The Stars) "Nsorama (The Stars)" by "The Pyramids"	King of Kings	Ikef Records	2009
Billy Harper Quintet	Dance, Eternal Spirit, Dance!	Black Saint	Black Saint	1975
Music behind DJ: Calvin Keys	Shawn-Neeq "Shawn-Neeq" by "Calvin Keys"	Shawn-Neeq	Black Jazz	1971
Pharoah Sanders	Prince of Peace "Prince of Peace" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Izipho Zam (My Gifts)	Strata East	1969	Dolphy Series 2
Bobby Hutcherson	Zuri Dance "Zuri Dance" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	Cirrus	Blue Note	1975
Marion Brown Quartet	Fortunato "Fortunato" by "Marion Brown Quartet"	Why Not	ESP	1968
Don Cherry	Karmapa Chenno "Karmapa Chenno" by "Don Cherry"	Hear & Now	Atlantic	1977
Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd	Baia "Baia" by "Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd"	Jazz Samba	Verve	1962
The Bossa Tres	Menina Feia "Menina Feia" by "The Bossa Tres"	The Bossa Tres	Audio Fidelity	1963
Donald Byrd	Lansana's Priestess "Lansana's Priestess" by "Donald Byrd"	Witch Hunt	Blue Note	1973
Art Ensemble of Chicago with Fontella Bass	Theme de Yo Yo	Les Stances a Sophie (OST)	Nessa records	1970
Shamek Farrah	Watch what happens Now	First Impressions	Strata East	1974
Sam Rivers	Euterpe "Euterpe" by "Sam Rivers"	Contours	Blue Note	1965

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: How do, Kim and all! Happy almost-August!
	7:02pm melinda: hi people!
	7:03pm Doug Schulkind: Hiya, Kim!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Hello Fine Folks! Thanks for stopping by on your Monday. Enjoy!
	7:18pm northguineahills: It's been a while since I've looked forward to August....
	7:26pm northguineahills: I found the book that went w/ this Soul Jazz comp. It's loverly.
	7:28pm listener james from westwood: CAA piece was damn gorgeous.
	7:29pm KimSorise: It's a really fantastic comp. Soul Jazz has put out some stellar comps over the years and some not so - but when they do it right; it's good.
	7:34pm KimSorise: I also love when books are incorporated into the comp as well. I have a stellar Library music comp that also came with a nicely research companion text. . . Nerd.
	7:43pm northguineahills: I was taking a leisurely weekend walk from Sunset Park to Williamsburg and came across a beautiful (for lack of a better term) 'black power' store in Fort Green and they had the book in the window. Spent some time having fun informative w/ the owner. Things I'll miss about Brooklyn. If my experience has taught me anything, purchase anything related to Soul Jazz Recs.
	7:45pm listener james from westwood: Schnitzelburg!
	7:48pm listener james from westwood: OMG that all looks like a hoot. You absolutely have to tell us how it goes next early August after you compete in your first Dainty.
	7:50pm KimSorise: I may have to figure out how to do a live remote from the Dainty next year! It's pretty amazing.
	7:51pm northguineahills: Yeah, a Dainty remote would be amazing!
	7:56pm listener james from westwood: Even a taped segment! All hail local traditions!
	7:57pm KimSorise: @northguinea I miss all of the black owned book store of Detroit - not so much a hotbed of Black Power / Nationalistic Lit in Louisville - but a decent history of activism.
	8:06pm northguineahills: I'm in whitebread suburbia FL right now, but luckily moving to Gainesville in a few days. Unless something has changed since the last time I was there, outside of the Bo Diddley downtown plaza (where there are concerts, etc), and a large Jamaican restaurant. there wasn't large intellectual working class black community. Now, that I'm older (and presumptuously wiser from my years in Brooklyn), maybe I can find said community. I shall report in a few weeks!
	8:30pm Ike: Dig.
	8:30pm Doug Schulkind: Adore this Pharoah record. Love all the Strata-Easts.
	8:30pm KimSorise: I'll be interested in who or what you may find! @northguinea
	8:30pm northguineahills: I love this Sanders....
	8:32pm KimSorise: I just scored the Dolphy's Series #3 - Cecil Payne a few weeks back on Strata-East. It's nice.
	8:34pm melinda: Vibes!
	8:41pm Doug Schulkind: Cecil plays alto on that album. What a treat.
	8:43pm Doctorjazz: Hey, all, late arrival. Vacation in Kentucky in a few days, going to see my daughter in Disney's Tarzan. Looking forward to it.
	8:44pm northguineahills: Doug,giver of knowledge, I did not know that!
	8:45pm KimSorise: Excellent! Where in KY are you headed?
	8:45pm Doctorjazz: Nice set!
	8:45pm KimSorise: Thank you Dr. Jazz
	8:46pm Doctorjazz: Near the Jenny Willey Theatre. Prestonsburg.
	8:49pm doctorjazz: She says it's beautiful there but the people talk a bit funny...
	8:49pm KimSorise: NIce - I love Eastern KY - so beautiful - but it certainly a different world. You can swing by Matewan on your way home.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Nearby? (I have no conception of geography around there)
	8:56pm northguineahills: Wow, I picked up Jazz Samba when I was still in HS, it takes me back!
	8:56pm KimSorise: Hahaha - they sound like bluegrass. When I first moved here and was a features reporter for the local NPR station - I was floored that growning up in a family with some serious Southern / back woods Georgia roots and I could not understand a damn thing folks said. It's takes time. It's about 3.5 hours away from Louisville. Lexington is the big city for Eastern KY folks. Louisville is like going north of the Mason Dixon line - where all progressive hellions here.
	8:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Kim!
	9:00pm listener james from westwood: w00t! Bonus Grease!
	9:02pm doctorjazz: Great, got here late (good excuse not to get stuff done). We speak Jersey, think it was a bit of a shock for her at first.
	9:04pm Doug Schulkind: Grease is Good.
	9:04pm northguineahills: I have family in WV (I was born there) and grew up in Florigia, and there have been some towns in western NC, eastern TN and eastern KY where even I had a hard time understanding the accent.
	9:05pm northguineahills: I might as well have been in the outskirts of Aberdeen, Scotland, just as indecipherable.
	9:08pm northguineahills: I had a longterm gf right when I graduated college from Miami. The night before we took a road trip to WV, I made us watch "Deliverance" (this was 1999). Big mistake. She was petrified most of the time we were in Appalachia at night
	9:09pm KimSorise: It can catch one off guard that's for sure... The dialectical variation in KY is tremendous. I did a decent amount of research on it years back - I have never been to a state with that much variety in accents from town to town and the western, northern central and southern KY regions all sound different.
	9:09pm doctorjazz: Like this Donald Byrd, listened to his group with Pepper Adams quite a bit, but not much later than that.
	9:11pm listener james from westwood: "Yo Yo"!
	9:12pm doctorjazz: (I'm less snobby in my old age, anything that smacked of fusion was bad)
	9:12pm KimSorise: I love the stardust album with Pepper Adams! So good!
	9:13pm doctorjazz: Wasn't there a tune by Genya Revan or something like that that started like this?
	9:14pm northguineahills: I was asked to do a hours of playlists for my friend's bar (in Brooklyn) a few months ago on Spotify. I was disappointed "Theme de Yo Yo" wasn't available.
	9:21pm doctorjazz: I was curious if you would have found it on TIDAL... Nope.
	9:24pm doctorjazz: Not familiar with Shamek, so I Googled. Seems this album is selling for $380 on Discogs. I do like the track a lot...
	9:25pm KimSorise: I clearly remember the first time I heard theme dee yo yo - I was actually getting ready to leave my buddy's place, we had said our goodbyes and the song kicked in - I put my stuff back down and was frozen. I asked him to play it two more times - searched for a few solid years until I found a clear OG copy.
	9:26pm doctorjazz: Is a great track!
	9:26pm KimSorise: First Impressions is a beautiful LP - I think I paid $50 about 10 years back, but there is a reissue (may be a bootleg) that came out about 5 or so years ago. I have that too - I don't always play the origional.
	9:27pm doctorjazz: $380 is a bit rich, reissue sounds good to me.
	9:30pm doctorjazz: (there are actually 4 for sale on Discogs, the cheapest is $380, they go up to $1000.)
	9:32pm doctorjazz: Some others go for less... The reissue, likely.
	9:33pm KimSorise: For sure! I used to be very strict about only having an origional LP for certain labels - some of which I played this evening - but I am a teacher... I dig and find stuff for cheap sometimes and have also paid - I can't afford to be quite so picky - I want the music more than the status among likeminded record nerds of having an original.
	9:35pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for hanging out a spell more, Kim!
	9:35pm northguineahills: Sam Rivers got me out of my indie rock ghetto. He was living here in FL when I saw him many times .I owe him a lot!
	9:35pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim!
	9:37pm KimSorise: My pleasure - If I didn't have a 7:30 am meeting I would stay with y'all even longer! Have a great night! I love spinning the jazz LPs for you - Louisville is a lot of things but not really a jazz town. Good night

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from July 31, 2017

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