WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from January 5, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:02am Sem: Hello and good morning, Jeff.
	9:03am Jeff Golick: Welcome and good morning, @Sem!
	9:03am ParUbi: Good morning Jeff, Sem, & everyone
	🥁 9:06am WR: Tuned in & signed in from the start. An anomaly or change for new year. Time will tell. Yes, time to warm a beverage.
	9:07am Jeff Golick: Hey, there, @ParUbi! Great to see you, @WR!
	🥁 9:12am hyde: hello!
	9:12am Jeff Golick: Hi hi hi, @hyde!
	9:12am fleep: Greetings
	9:13am Jeff Golick: Hello and fleepy greetings to you, @fleep!
	🥁 9:13am doctorjazz: Hello Denizens of D.O.!
	9:13am Jeff Golick: Hey, there, @doctorjazz!
	🥁 9:15am doctorjazz: We bomb anywhere since I went to bed?
	9:16am Jeff Golick: Ugh. Not that I've heard, @doc. But the day is young.
	🥁 9:19am doctorjazz: 2019 show? Like this Weber track!
	9:21am Jeff Golick: Not planned as one, @doc. Looking to do that in a week or two, But perhaps a tryout for that, in part...
	🥁 9:21am doctorjazz: It's college break time (my younger daughter is home). Does that mean you're broadcasting from Jersey City?
	9:22am Mark R: Seriously digging this Anna Webber track. Been noticing how great pretty much every Pi album seems to be.
	9:23am Jeff Golick: I considered it, but no, I'm in the same room as our college-aged son, who sleeps soundly just a few inches from where I type this. Headphones ON.
	9:23am Jeff Golick: Greets, @Mark R! Yeah, Pi has a remarkable track record. Sign of quality!
	9:24am Peter from DE: This is the same track that I zeroed in on when I first got the Webber. I agree: PI Recordings in on a roll. My vote for “label of the year.”
	9:25am Peter from DE: And this album will be on my own 2019 year in review show: one of my faves of the year.
	9:27am Jeff Golick: Hello, @Peter from DE! Where/when/how can folks tune in to your 2019 faves show?
	9:28am John from Florham park: Hello fellow out fans
	9:29am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @John from Florham park! Great to see you.
	🥁 9:30am DJpeterDE: Thanks for asking, Jeff! Live on Tuesday, 10pm-Midnight ET, wvud.org -- and then it'll be available for streaming at www.mixcloud.com... (gonna change my handle to that now)
	9:31am Mark R: Also quite enjoying this Oren Ambarchi track. Your show today so far is fitting my "sitting in a warm, cozy house sipping coffee with two dozing dogs and the wind howls outside" mood. (The dogs aren't sipping coffee--sentence structure is key, isn't it?)
	🥁 9:32am Peter from DE: Mark R. speaks the truth.
	9:32am John from Florham park: @jeff same to you
	🥁 9:34am Peter from DE: Do you think this Oren Ambarchi track was recorded live in the studio, or with overdubs?
	🥁 9:35am doctorjazz: OK, 1st music purchase of the new year (the Webber). I noticed the driving trombone while it was playing, Jacob Garchik on the album.
	9:37am Jeff Golick: @Peter: I honestly don't know, but would guess that overdubs are involved.
	🥁 9:42am Peter from DE: Agreed. But perhaps overdubs added to a live duo performance. (And it still amazes me how much of this kidn of thing can indeed be performed live with a lot of gizmos.)
	🥁 9:43am Doug Schulkind: I am not at yoga today! That means wall-to-wall D:O Radio! (Though I have to admit, I have an ear to a transistor radio that is faintly airing NPR's Weekend Edition program. My interest was piqued by a teaser for a segment promising to teach "How to Like Jazz." The teaser was spoken over the strains of Brubeck's "Take Five." I feel I am obliged to listen for professional reasons. I have to be able to trash it responsibly.)
	🥁 9:44am Peter from DE: Thank you, Doug, for doing this service and sparing the rest of us.
	9:46am Jeff Golick: @Doug! Yeah, thanks for taking that on. Meanwhile, I continue to add to my collection of soundbites from popular tv shows that make fun of jazz for a cheap laugh.
	🥁 9:47am doctorjazz: This Zenon was on 2019 best of lists.
	🥁 9:48am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff and Sunday socialites. Doug, for a sound that is indescribable how can one criticise it?
	🥁 9:49am Doug Schulkind: It appears the segment's full title is "How to Like Jazz, For the Uninitiated." The audio will appear here sometime after it airs: www.npr.org...
	9:50am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @Brian in UK!
	🥁 9:51am Peter from DE: Anyone know where the Zenon can be had on CD (besides Amazon)?
	🥁 9:52am Doug Schulkind: Oh god, it's starting. Wish me luck.
	🥁 9:52am Peter from DE: Vaya con dios, Doug
	🥁 9:53am Brian in UK: Jeff, Xmas decs are coming down. New tarp on the shed roof. Could well be a grandad by this time next month. Sharpening my chainsaw ready for action. Quiet time really.
	🥁 9:53am Doug Schulkind: Starting off with Charlie Parker's "Yardbird Suite." Talking about Bird improvising and how his sax sounds like a human voice speaking. So far, not offensive.
	🥁 9:55am Doug Schulkind: Now talking about how jazz is not just music your grandparents listened to. "Don't forget, jazz used to be America's popular music." Dave Brubeck's "Take Five" was on jukeboxes across the country.
	🥁 9:56am doctorjazz: NPR often uses Christian McBride, who generally does a good job, when I've heard him. Anyway, I think any attention, done well or poorly, is good in the end.
	🥁 9:56am Doug Schulkind: For "now" music, Tomeka Reid is used as an example. "Listen to how all the musicians sound like they are talking to each other."
	9:57am Jeff Golick: I would love to hear the discussion that led up to the commissioning of this NPR thing.
	🥁 9:57am Brian in UK: If you hear the words Kenny Gorelick, immediately vacate the building. Smooth jazz, really! There has to be a line drawn.
	🥁 9:58am Doug Schulkind: OK, it's over. I survived. Entropy was not maximized and the earth still rotates.
	9:58am Dean: Let me complain more generally about the multitude of "How to..." or "Why..." subtitles we see these days among non-fiction works aimed at a popular demographic who approach a subject with trepidation. I mean, Mortimer Adler probably thought he was being clever and coy ("ironic" we call it these days) when he titled his book How to Read a Book. (Indeed, it is ironic, inasmuch one must already know how to read Adler's book.) But other than fairly mundane, but difficult, subjects like, say, doing one's taxes or finding a job or an apartment or going on a diet, the How to... practice is cynical and cheap. There are exceptions. John Ciardi's How Does a Poem Mean is aptly clever, obviousy a response to Archibald Macleish.
	9:59am Mark R: Referring to a comment about 100 years ago, Jacob Garchik is indeed a wonder.
	🥁 9:59am Peter from DE: Kevin Whitehead is still on Fresh Air, so it's not all bad
	9:59am Mark R: Is this Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman"? I can't really tell. Love it, in any case.
	🥁 10:00am doctorjazz: Lovely Ornette cover (of a gorgeous tune).
	🥁 10:01am Peter from DE: @Dean, yes there are good "how to"'s, but your point is very well taken and I will probably quote you often in the weeks to come.
	🥁 10:02am Doug Schulkind: Tom Cole was the correspondent. (Apparently, NPR has been doing a series of segments covering different kinds of music.) When asked what should a person new to jazz listen to to get started, Cole listed five sources: (1) Dizzy Gillespie/Charlie Parker, (2) Thelonious Monk Quartets, (3) Art Ensemble of Chicago, (4) Booker Little, and (5) Shit, I forget the fifth one. It wasn't problematic, whatever it was.
	🥁 10:02am Peter from DE: I do recommend John Corbett's A LISTENER'S GUIDE TO FREE IMPROVISATION but I do wonder who the intended audience is. Who is going to read the book who doesn't already enjoy "new music"?
	🥁 10:03am Brian in UK: Thought it began and ended with Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends.......
	🥁 10:03am Peter from DE: Booker Little is a great, unexpected recommendation.
	🥁 10:04am Doug Schulkind: He also mentioned Booker Ervin thoughtfully, if only to prevent confusion.
	10:04am fred: Good morning Jeff and all
	🥁 10:08am Peter from DE: @Doug that's thoughtful. Ervin would also be good for newbies.
	🥁 10:10am hyde: i've been slumming on vacation for two weeks and this morning i'm making food for the week's lunches and i can tell you i already miss the carefree days of my youth
	🥁 10:10am Peter from DE: @Jeff this is exciting! Any Strata-East is exciting! Great that the musicians control the recordings but it means much Strata-East hasn't been reissued.
	10:11am Jeff Golick: @fred! Bonne année.
	🥁 10:12am doctorjazz: Sounds like they did an OK job at NPR. Picking out 5 places to start is pretty hard, those 4 are pretty good (ignores jazz before bebop, but, hey, if it's limited to 5, something's gotta give).
	🥁 10:12am Doug Schulkind: OK, the segment has been posted and I just re-listened to the ending. The fifth source for newbies to check out: Charles Mingus. Also, Tom Cole actually suggesting listening to both Booker Little AND Booker Ervin.
	10:14am Jeff Golick: Jazz Contempo band: Clifford Jordan & George Coleman, tenors Julius Watkins, French horn (!) Harold Mabern, piano Larry Ridley, bass Keno Duke, drums. Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, N.Y.C. February 13, 1972.
	🥁 10:15am hyde: you had me at "Strata East All Stars"
	10:15am Stanley: Bon jou everyone. Finding time to tune in on a rainy day here down in the Caribbean. Suits me fine.
	10:16am fred: First big disappointment this year: I just saw that there will be a show with two projects this month, one featuring Ikue Mori, the other with Nate Wooley and Mary Halvorson. But I'm going to see Lucinda Childs that day...
	10:16am Dean: That gives me an idea, Brian in UK. I can search library catalogs for occurrences of "how to" in the titles, of which there are bazillions. I'm having a hard time finding occurrences other than at the beginning of the main title. Indeed, a lot of books whose titles begin, How to..., seem suitable to the title, e.g., How to Tell the Nationality of Old Violins, and How to Choose your Insurance Company, both from 1901. But a recent book illustrates my issue: Derek Leben's Ethical Robots: How to Design a Moral Algorithm, published last year. That's just glib.
	10:16am Mark R: "Reasons in Tonality" sounds like it could have been recorded yesterday.
	10:16am Jeff Golick: @Stanley! Vacation going well?
	10:17am Jeff Golick: @fred: that sounds like my existence most weeks, without my even holding a ticket to a given event.
	10:18am Jeff Golick: @Doug: did Miles or Trane come up in that piece?
	10:18am Stanley: Yes thanks Jeff. Passing all too quickly. Spent yesterday in the rainforest looking for parrots and other animals
	10:21am fred: @Stanley: That explains why David W. didn't play the mouse boys this week
	🥁 10:22am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Neither Coltrane nor Davis was mentioned.
	🥁 10:24am Peter from DE: Listening to the NPR thing: Tom Cole plays "Scrapple from the Apple" but identifies it as "Yardbird Suite." Oops.
	10:24am Stanley: Hi Brian. Sounds all good at the ol' homestead. My brother has just become a grandfather for the first time. Makes me a grand something, I imagine. His daughter has chosen to call the child 'Clementine'. I hope yours isn't afflicted with a weird name
	10:25am Dean: Now, "How to Like Smooth Jazz," that I'd like to hear.
	10:26am Jeff Golick: Of course, our nitpicking about NPR's "how to jazz" segment kind of plays right into the stereotype of intolerable people like us.
	10:27am Stanley: fred, no Mouse Boys? Maybe my reverse listener request vibe is working. If so, I'll work on Joe McGasko next
	10:27am Dean: Plays into, yes, but "being critical of..." isn't the same as "not tolerating..."
	🥁 10:28am Peter from DE: @Jeff You're right of course. But it doesn't help newbies if the whole report starts by sending people to the wrong Charlie Parker track.
	10:28am Jeff Golick: You're not helping, @Dean.
	10:32am Dean: (Also, I think you meant "intolerant.")
	10:32am Dean: (Or maybe you didn't.)
	10:32am Jeff Golick: Ok, yes. Now you are helping.
	10:33am fleep: Maybe Suzy Hotrod can teach us how to like rock'n'roll, she's next
	🥁 10:34am doctorjazz: Gerald Cleaved is turning up quite a bit recently, in dramatically different contexts. I saw him not too long ago with Nels Cline and Larry Ochs.
	10:34am Jeff Golick: Yes, @fleep. Yes she can!
	🥁 10:36am Doug Schulkind: I'm betting the NPR piece was produced beyond Tom Cole's reach. His speaking segments were likely edited in. He is a good and thoughtful person on the music. Has hosted a show on WPFW in Washington for more than 40 years. I used to listen to him when I was in high school.
	10:36am Dean: So, NPR should have noted, "The best way to learn to like jazz is to tune into WFMU's GTDS on Sunday mornings, among other times."
	10:37am fred: I should be seeing Gerald Cleaver (with Joëlle Léandre and Mat Maneri) in about a couple of weeks. Ready and willing to walk a lot for that show
	🥁 10:38am doctorjazz: This Sounds like it could have been inspired by Booker Little
	🥁 10:38am WR: Joëlle Léandre and Mat Maneri should make it a rewarding performance.
	10:40am Dean: Joëlle Léandre is slated to appear (again) at Phil Gelb's flat in Oakland later this year with Lauren Newton. I'm hoping to attend that one.
	🥁 10:41am doctorjazz: Going to see Allison Miller's Book Tic Boom next weekend, psyched!
	🥁 10:42am doctorjazz: Boom Tic Boom, that is...
	🥁 10:42am chresti: Morning OUT!
	10:42am Jeff Golick: Bless all of you going out to support this music. Good morning, @chresti!
	🥁 10:44am WR: I see this is Rob Brown on alto for the Dickey led session. I've yet to listen to Sewelson's Free World when Brown was the guest. On the list....
	10:46am Jeff Golick: I think the leader here, drummer Whit Dickey, was also on Dave's show?
	🥁 10:46am doctorjazz: Heck with supporting the music, it should be FUN!
	🥁 10:47am Doug Schulkind: The list of guests on Sewelson's show is such a who's who. So impressive.
	10:49am Jeff Golick: Dave's show is a literal treasure.
	10:50am Mark R: Actually, this show is exactly where I WOULDN'T send a newbie as an into to jazz. That would be like sending a 1st grader to an advanced calculus class.
	🥁 10:51am doctorjazz: Dave Sewelson, who I've seen I don't know how many times with The Microscopic Septet, but not in other (read, "more 'out'") performances, is also appearing next weekend, but the same night as Allison Miller.
	10:52am fred: @Mark R: Depends. If said newbie is already into experimental/weird music, it can be a gateway
	🥁 10:52am doctorjazz: Gonna catch him as soon as I can, though.
	10:55am fleep: They could start with Global Grease, that's less uh challenging
	🥁 11:00am Brian in UK: Stanley, no ideas as the babies gender in unknown. Always thought that Chlamydia sounded nice.
	🥁 11:01am doctorjazz: Everyone is awake here, time to pull the headphones and put the show on over the stereo (likely drive folks out of the house, leave it to me...)
	11:02am Jeff Golick: The thing about ears: you can't close them.
	🥁 11:04am Brian in UK: Jazz is no different to any other genres (if that is the correct word) There are a few popular artistes and then the rest. They are all important to the wholeness of the genre.
	🥁 11:05am doctorjazz: @BiUK, : )
	🥁 11:06am doctorjazz: Wife's gone (walking the dog with the ladies), 1 down, 2 to go (daughter and her boyfriend).
	11:08am fred: @doctorjazz: Maybe they're afraid to leave in case you buy enough records to fill up the space where they were
	🥁 11:09am Brian in UK: fred behind every joke there is a seed of truth waiting to fertilise.
	🥁 11:11am doctorjazz: Fred, could happen... The Times had an articleabout a Lower Manhattan Record archive that lost it's lease, looking for new digs. My wife saw it and said to me, "don't you dare go there"
	11:13am ParUbi: I saw that. It's such a shame but I somehow feel the records will find a home.
	🥁 11:14am doctorjazz: Hopefully it will find a home, not mine, though... ;(
	11:17am Uncle Michael: Hello. I've been listening quietly. I promise.
	🥁 11:17am doctorjazz: (I always point out articles like that, or people I know with records numbering in the 20-50,000 range to my wife to show her how moderate and reasonable my collecting is. Doesn't really seem to work, though)
	11:17am Jeff Golick: Here's the lineup of Svetlost: Ninoslav Spirovski [clarinet / soprano & tenor saxophone] Petar Hristov [soprano saxophone / alto saxophone] Ivan Trajanoski [alto saxophone / baritone saxophone] Vasko Bojadžiski [tenor saxophone] Bisera Bazer [trombone] Vladan Drobicki [trombone] Kristijan Novkovski [drums / percussion] Dragan Teodosiev [drums / percussion] Konstantin Hadži Кocev [piano] Panče Bujukliev [minibrute] Deni Omeragić [contrabass]
	11:18am Jeff Golick: @UM! I wish you'd make more noise, honestly. Congrats on that wonderful all-request show on Friday!
	11:18am Dean: Just reflecting that my introduction to jazz qua jazz -- not just as background music that sets a mood -- was Bill Evans' "Peace Piece" and Jack Wilkins' take on "Red Clay." From that point forward I was hooked. Klaus Doldinger's Passport helped, too.
	🥁 11:18am doctorjazz: This is still Svetlost huh? Cool track!
	11:19am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Jeff....congratulate yourself and the rest of the listeners!
	11:19am Jeff Golick: The finest in Macedonian jazz, @doc!
	🥁 11:23am hyde: taking a break from okonomiyaki making to say: great set!
	🥁 11:24am doctorjazz: Mentioned This before, but I got in taking a college course on Jazz history taught by Chuck Israels, using The Smithsonian Goose to Classic Jazz as our text. I had tried taking Miles Smiles out of the library a few years before, found it impenetrable. Going from Ragtime, New Orleans Jazz, Swing, straight through time and hearing the changes over time really worked for me.
	11:25am Dean: Smithsonian Goose is a typo for the ages.
	🥁 11:26am Brian in UK: Is that the one where you stuff it with Kumquats and serve with a Pomegranate jus.
	11:26am fred: Jeff, have you heard about Selvhenter? Danish band, too rarely playing nearby but I love them (maybe more noise than jazz, but could be a fit)
	11:27am Jeff Golick: No, @fred, that's a new name to me. Will investigate!
	🥁 11:28am Doug Schulkind: Svetfound.
	11:28am Jeff Golick: So glad to hear it, @hyde! All praise to this 26-min track.
	🥁 11:30am doctorjazz: Definitely the finest Macedonian jazz I've ever heard!
	🥁 11:30am Brian in UK: Like to see this lot on the Cafe Oto 'stage'.
	11:30am Jeff Golick: Speaking of, @Brian...!
	11:31am Dean: I'm hearing, too, vague echoes of Secret Oyster and Release Music Orchestra, two other prog bands that facilitated my affection for jazz.
	🥁 11:33am doctorjazz: One of these days I'll get good at typing on my phone...
	🥁 11:35am chresti: I like this E-Lail
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Sweet, @chresti! Discovering this group was probably my favorite musical thing of 2019.
	11:39am rw: Good morning! I'm liking this too!
	11:39am Jeff Golick: HEY! RADIO PEOPLE! Ready to rock? No? Well you better get ready, because that's what's up at the top of the hour. Be here: wfmu.org... -- Suzy Hotrod will be there, too.
	11:40am Jeff Golick: Hello, @rw!
	11:40am rw: Radio people... you mean us? Hey Jeff G!
	🥁 11:43am Brian in UK: Radio over Television any day.
	🥁 11:44am doctorjazz: Getting close to the end of the show, great stuff (showed great self control, only bought 1 CD)...thanks, Jeff!
	11:44am Jeff Golick: I'm sure the TV people are salivating over this whole "driverless car" thing.
	🥁 11:44am Brian in UK: There is a relentlessness about todays show.
	11:46am fred: The next trend should be driverless bikes. Most bike riders are already texting anyway
	11:48am rw: Bike texting? I haven't really seen that around here. Sounds dangerous. I'm going to try it.
	11:48am rw: Did I say I really liked this track?
	11:49am rw: like
	🥁 11:49am chresti: Haha rw! Living the life of danger!
	11:51am fred: @rw: transit strike entering its second month there, so more people are biking. Addictions are hard to kick
	🥁 11:51am Brian in UK: Jeff, keep your vision for 2020 in tack.
	🥁 11:51am chresti: Thanks Jeff G, glad to have Sunday off for a change.
	🥁 11:51am doctorjazz: I have seen bikers using their phones. I once saw a driver texting while making a turn into Union County College, and smash into a barrier at the entrance (no injuries)
	11:54am rw: Jeff, are you donning your roller derby helmet?
	🥁 11:54am Doug Schulkind: Godddangggg I love that Ahmed stuff!!
	🥁 11:54am hyde: always good to hear this
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: Bolan liked making up words. Fancy playing Scrabble with the same principles, if your description is good then the made-up word stands.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Helmet: ON. For safety.
	11:57am rw: Ah! fred, that's interesting. What a crazy world. (phone addiction)
	11:58am fred: thanks Jeff
	11:59am rw: Thank you Mr. Golick! Rock on kids!
	11:59am Mark R: I remember Passport, Dean!
	🥁 11:59am chresti: I'm a jeepster for jeepster.
	11:59am Dean: I'm a jeepster for Eater's jeepster, too.
	12:00pm Sem: THX! Bye!!
	12:00pm fleep: Way to transition, Jeff, thanks!
	12:00pm suzyhotrod: take your time! I'm here and ready to go when you're good. -Suzy
	🥁 12:01pm hyde: thanks!
	🥁 12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Stay true to your cookie self, Jeff.
	🥁 12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Suzy Hotrod is here: wfmu.org...
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @rw, @Mark R, @chresti, @Dean, @Sem, @fleep, @hyde, @Doug, @fred, @hyde, @Brian in UK, and all cookie-lovers out there!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother The Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970	0:02:04 (Pop-up)
Clarice Jensen	One Bee "One Bee" by "Clarice Jensen"	Drone Studies	Geographic North	2019	0:04:54 (Pop-up)
Anna Webber	Array "Array" by "Anna Webber"	Clockwise	Pi Recordings	2019	0:14:59 (Pop-up)
Oren Ambarchi	Palm Sugar Candy "Palm Sugar Candy" by "Oren Ambarchi"	Simian Angel	Editions Mego	2019	0:24:46 (Pop-up)
Miguel Zenón	Las Caras Lindas "Las Caras Lindas" by "Miguel Zenón"	Sonero: The Music of Ismael Rivera	Miel Music	2019	0:40:37 (Pop-up)
Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos	Meloida de Arrabal	Cristal	Sunnyside	2019	0:48:11 (Pop-up)
Wojciech Jachna	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "Wojciech Jachna"	Emanacje - trumpet solo sessions	Multikulti Project	2018	0:53:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"				0:58:19 (Pop-up)
Jazz Contemporaries	3-M.B. "3-M.B." by "Jazz Contemporaries"	Reasons in Tonality	Strata-East	1972	1:06:16 (Pop-up)
Gerald Cleaver & Violet Hour	Detroit	Live at Firehouse 12	Sunnyside	2019	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
Whit Dickey	Blossom Time "Blossom Time" by "Whit Dickey"	Peace Planet / Box of Light - The Tao Quartets	AUM Fidelity	2019	1:39:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"				1:48:27 (Pop-up)
Los Toscos & Peter Brötzmann	La abrepuños	La vigilia de las flores (Lado flores)	In-correcto	2019	1:54:41 (Pop-up)
Svetlost	Alone Together "Alone Together" by "Svetlost"	Odron Ritual Orchestra	PMG Recordings	2019	2:03:02 (Pop-up)
أحمد [Ahmed]	E-Lail [The Night] East	Super Majnoon (East Meets West)	Otoroku	2019	2:29:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New Zion Trio	Ina Sade Dub (Christian Castagno Dub)				2:48:21 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Jeepster "Jeepster" by "T. Rex"	Electric Warrior	Fly Records	1971	2:52:00 (Pop-up)
Ty Segall	20th Century Boy "20th Century Boy" by "Ty Segall"	Ty Rex	Goner Records	2015	2:56:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975	2:59:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Sem: Hello and good morning, Jeff.
	9:03am Jeff Golick: Welcome and good morning, @Sem!
	9:03am ParUbi: Good morning Jeff, Sem, & everyone
	🥁 9:06am WR: Tuned in & signed in from the start. An anomaly or change for new year. Time will tell. Yes, time to warm a beverage.
	9:07am Jeff Golick: Hey, there, @ParUbi! Great to see you, @WR!
	🥁 9:12am hyde: hello!
	9:12am Jeff Golick: Hi hi hi, @hyde!
	9:12am fleep: Greetings
	9:13am Jeff Golick: Hello and fleepy greetings to you, @fleep!
	🥁 9:13am doctorjazz: Hello Denizens of D.O.!
	9:13am Jeff Golick: Hey, there, @doctorjazz!
	🥁 9:15am doctorjazz: We bomb anywhere since I went to bed?
	9:16am Jeff Golick: Ugh. Not that I've heard, @doc. But the day is young.
	🥁 9:19am doctorjazz: 2019 show? Like this Weber track!
	9:21am Jeff Golick: Not planned as one, @doc. Looking to do that in a week or two, But perhaps a tryout for that, in part...
	🥁 9:21am doctorjazz: It's college break time (my younger daughter is home). Does that mean you're broadcasting from Jersey City?
	9:22am Mark R: Seriously digging this Anna Webber track. Been noticing how great pretty much every Pi album seems to be.
	9:23am Jeff Golick: I considered it, but no, I'm in the same room as our college-aged son, who sleeps soundly just a few inches from where I type this. Headphones ON.
	9:23am Jeff Golick: Greets, @Mark R! Yeah, Pi has a remarkable track record. Sign of quality!
	9:24am Peter from DE: This is the same track that I zeroed in on when I first got the Webber. I agree: PI Recordings in on a roll. My vote for “label of the year.”
	9:25am Peter from DE: And this album will be on my own 2019 year in review show: one of my faves of the year.
	9:27am Jeff Golick: Hello, @Peter from DE! Where/when/how can folks tune in to your 2019 faves show?
	9:28am John from Florham park: Hello fellow out fans
	9:29am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @John from Florham park! Great to see you.
	🥁 9:30am DJpeterDE: Thanks for asking, Jeff! Live on Tuesday, 10pm-Midnight ET, wvud.org -- and then it'll be available for streaming at www.mixcloud.com... (gonna change my handle to that now)
	9:31am Mark R: Also quite enjoying this Oren Ambarchi track. Your show today so far is fitting my "sitting in a warm, cozy house sipping coffee with two dozing dogs and the wind howls outside" mood. (The dogs aren't sipping coffee--sentence structure is key, isn't it?)
	🥁 9:32am Peter from DE: Mark R. speaks the truth.
	9:32am John from Florham park: @jeff same to you
	🥁 9:34am Peter from DE: Do you think this Oren Ambarchi track was recorded live in the studio, or with overdubs?
	🥁 9:35am doctorjazz: OK, 1st music purchase of the new year (the Webber). I noticed the driving trombone while it was playing, Jacob Garchik on the album.
	9:37am Jeff Golick: @Peter: I honestly don't know, but would guess that overdubs are involved.
	🥁 9:42am Peter from DE: Agreed. But perhaps overdubs added to a live duo performance. (And it still amazes me how much of this kidn of thing can indeed be performed live with a lot of gizmos.)
	🥁 9:43am Doug Schulkind: I am not at yoga today! That means wall-to-wall D:O Radio! (Though I have to admit, I have an ear to a transistor radio that is faintly airing NPR's Weekend Edition program. My interest was piqued by a teaser for a segment promising to teach "How to Like Jazz." The teaser was spoken over the strains of Brubeck's "Take Five." I feel I am obliged to listen for professional reasons. I have to be able to trash it responsibly.)
	🥁 9:44am Peter from DE: Thank you, Doug, for doing this service and sparing the rest of us.
	9:46am Jeff Golick: @Doug! Yeah, thanks for taking that on. Meanwhile, I continue to add to my collection of soundbites from popular tv shows that make fun of jazz for a cheap laugh.
	🥁 9:47am doctorjazz: This Zenon was on 2019 best of lists.
	🥁 9:48am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff and Sunday socialites. Doug, for a sound that is indescribable how can one criticise it?
	🥁 9:49am Doug Schulkind: It appears the segment's full title is "How to Like Jazz, For the Uninitiated." The audio will appear here sometime after it airs: www.npr.org...
	9:50am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @Brian in UK!
	🥁 9:51am Peter from DE: Anyone know where the Zenon can be had on CD (besides Amazon)?
	🥁 9:52am Doug Schulkind: Oh god, it's starting. Wish me luck.
	🥁 9:52am Peter from DE: Vaya con dios, Doug
	🥁 9:53am Brian in UK: Jeff, Xmas decs are coming down. New tarp on the shed roof. Could well be a grandad by this time next month. Sharpening my chainsaw ready for action. Quiet time really.
	🥁 9:53am Doug Schulkind: Starting off with Charlie Parker's "Yardbird Suite." Talking about Bird improvising and how his sax sounds like a human voice speaking. So far, not offensive.
	🥁 9:55am Doug Schulkind: Now talking about how jazz is not just music your grandparents listened to. "Don't forget, jazz used to be America's popular music." Dave Brubeck's "Take Five" was on jukeboxes across the country.
	🥁 9:56am doctorjazz: NPR often uses Christian McBride, who generally does a good job, when I've heard him. Anyway, I think any attention, done well or poorly, is good in the end.
	🥁 9:56am Doug Schulkind: For "now" music, Tomeka Reid is used as an example. "Listen to how all the musicians sound like they are talking to each other."
	9:57am Jeff Golick: I would love to hear the discussion that led up to the commissioning of this NPR thing.
	🥁 9:57am Brian in UK: If you hear the words Kenny Gorelick, immediately vacate the building. Smooth jazz, really! There has to be a line drawn.
	🥁 9:58am Doug Schulkind: OK, it's over. I survived. Entropy was not maximized and the earth still rotates.
	9:58am Dean: Let me complain more generally about the multitude of "How to..." or "Why..." subtitles we see these days among non-fiction works aimed at a popular demographic who approach a subject with trepidation. I mean, Mortimer Adler probably thought he was being clever and coy ("ironic" we call it these days) when he titled his book How to Read a Book. (Indeed, it is ironic, inasmuch one must already know how to read Adler's book.) But other than fairly mundane, but difficult, subjects like, say, doing one's taxes or finding a job or an apartment or going on a diet, the How to... practice is cynical and cheap. There are exceptions. John Ciardi's How Does a Poem Mean is aptly clever, obviousy a response to Archibald Macleish.
	9:59am Mark R: Referring to a comment about 100 years ago, Jacob Garchik is indeed a wonder.
	🥁 9:59am Peter from DE: Kevin Whitehead is still on Fresh Air, so it's not all bad
	9:59am Mark R: Is this Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman"? I can't really tell. Love it, in any case.
	🥁 10:00am doctorjazz: Lovely Ornette cover (of a gorgeous tune).
	🥁 10:01am Peter from DE: @Dean, yes there are good "how to"'s, but your point is very well taken and I will probably quote you often in the weeks to come.
	🥁 10:02am Doug Schulkind: Tom Cole was the correspondent. (Apparently, NPR has been doing a series of segments covering different kinds of music.) When asked what should a person new to jazz listen to to get started, Cole listed five sources: (1) Dizzy Gillespie/Charlie Parker, (2) Thelonious Monk Quartets, (3) Art Ensemble of Chicago, (4) Booker Little, and (5) Shit, I forget the fifth one. It wasn't problematic, whatever it was.
	🥁 10:02am Peter from DE: I do recommend John Corbett's A LISTENER'S GUIDE TO FREE IMPROVISATION but I do wonder who the intended audience is. Who is going to read the book who doesn't already enjoy "new music"?
	🥁 10:03am Brian in UK: Thought it began and ended with Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends.......
	🥁 10:03am Peter from DE: Booker Little is a great, unexpected recommendation.
	🥁 10:04am Doug Schulkind: He also mentioned Booker Ervin thoughtfully, if only to prevent confusion.
	10:04am fred: Good morning Jeff and all
	🥁 10:08am Peter from DE: @Doug that's thoughtful. Ervin would also be good for newbies.
	🥁 10:10am hyde: i've been slumming on vacation for two weeks and this morning i'm making food for the week's lunches and i can tell you i already miss the carefree days of my youth
	🥁 10:10am Peter from DE: @Jeff this is exciting! Any Strata-East is exciting! Great that the musicians control the recordings but it means much Strata-East hasn't been reissued.
	10:11am Jeff Golick: @fred! Bonne année.
	🥁 10:12am doctorjazz: Sounds like they did an OK job at NPR. Picking out 5 places to start is pretty hard, those 4 are pretty good (ignores jazz before bebop, but, hey, if it's limited to 5, something's gotta give).
	🥁 10:12am Doug Schulkind: OK, the segment has been posted and I just re-listened to the ending. The fifth source for newbies to check out: Charles Mingus. Also, Tom Cole actually suggesting listening to both Booker Little AND Booker Ervin.
	10:14am Jeff Golick: Jazz Contempo band: Clifford Jordan & George Coleman, tenors Julius Watkins, French horn (!) Harold Mabern, piano Larry Ridley, bass Keno Duke, drums. Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, N.Y.C. February 13, 1972.
	🥁 10:15am hyde: you had me at "Strata East All Stars"
	10:15am Stanley: Bon jou everyone. Finding time to tune in on a rainy day here down in the Caribbean. Suits me fine.
	10:16am fred: First big disappointment this year: I just saw that there will be a show with two projects this month, one featuring Ikue Mori, the other with Nate Wooley and Mary Halvorson. But I'm going to see Lucinda Childs that day...
	10:16am Dean: That gives me an idea, Brian in UK. I can search library catalogs for occurrences of "how to" in the titles, of which there are bazillions. I'm having a hard time finding occurrences other than at the beginning of the main title. Indeed, a lot of books whose titles begin, How to..., seem suitable to the title, e.g., How to Tell the Nationality of Old Violins, and How to Choose your Insurance Company, both from 1901. But a recent book illustrates my issue: Derek Leben's Ethical Robots: How to Design a Moral Algorithm, published last year. That's just glib.
	10:16am Mark R: "Reasons in Tonality" sounds like it could have been recorded yesterday.
	10:16am Jeff Golick: @Stanley! Vacation going well?
	10:17am Jeff Golick: @fred: that sounds like my existence most weeks, without my even holding a ticket to a given event.
	10:18am Jeff Golick: @Doug: did Miles or Trane come up in that piece?
	10:18am Stanley: Yes thanks Jeff. Passing all too quickly. Spent yesterday in the rainforest looking for parrots and other animals
	10:21am fred: @Stanley: That explains why David W. didn't play the mouse boys this week
	🥁 10:22am Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick Neither Coltrane nor Davis was mentioned.
	🥁 10:24am Peter from DE: Listening to the NPR thing: Tom Cole plays "Scrapple from the Apple" but identifies it as "Yardbird Suite." Oops.
	10:24am Stanley: Hi Brian. Sounds all good at the ol' homestead. My brother has just become a grandfather for the first time. Makes me a grand something, I imagine. His daughter has chosen to call the child 'Clementine'. I hope yours isn't afflicted with a weird name
	10:25am Dean: Now, "How to Like Smooth Jazz," that I'd like to hear.
	10:26am Jeff Golick: Of course, our nitpicking about NPR's "how to jazz" segment kind of plays right into the stereotype of intolerable people like us.
	10:27am Stanley: fred, no Mouse Boys? Maybe my reverse listener request vibe is working. If so, I'll work on Joe McGasko next
	10:27am Dean: Plays into, yes, but "being critical of..." isn't the same as "not tolerating..."
	🥁 10:28am Peter from DE: @Jeff You're right of course. But it doesn't help newbies if the whole report starts by sending people to the wrong Charlie Parker track.
	10:28am Jeff Golick: You're not helping, @Dean.
	10:32am Dean: (Also, I think you meant "intolerant.")
	10:32am Dean: (Or maybe you didn't.)
	10:32am Jeff Golick: Ok, yes. Now you are helping.
	10:33am fleep: Maybe Suzy Hotrod can teach us how to like rock'n'roll, she's next
	🥁 10:34am doctorjazz: Gerald Cleaved is turning up quite a bit recently, in dramatically different contexts. I saw him not too long ago with Nels Cline and Larry Ochs.
	10:34am Jeff Golick: Yes, @fleep. Yes she can!
	🥁 10:36am Doug Schulkind: I'm betting the NPR piece was produced beyond Tom Cole's reach. His speaking segments were likely edited in. He is a good and thoughtful person on the music. Has hosted a show on WPFW in Washington for more than 40 years. I used to listen to him when I was in high school.
	10:36am Dean: So, NPR should have noted, "The best way to learn to like jazz is to tune into WFMU's GTDS on Sunday mornings, among other times."
	10:37am fred: I should be seeing Gerald Cleaver (with Joëlle Léandre and Mat Maneri) in about a couple of weeks. Ready and willing to walk a lot for that show
	🥁 10:38am doctorjazz: This Sounds like it could have been inspired by Booker Little
	🥁 10:38am WR: Joëlle Léandre and Mat Maneri should make it a rewarding performance.
	10:40am Dean: Joëlle Léandre is slated to appear (again) at Phil Gelb's flat in Oakland later this year with Lauren Newton. I'm hoping to attend that one.
	🥁 10:41am doctorjazz: Going to see Allison Miller's Book Tic Boom next weekend, psyched!
	🥁 10:42am doctorjazz: Boom Tic Boom, that is...
	🥁 10:42am chresti: Morning OUT!
	10:42am Jeff Golick: Bless all of you going out to support this music. Good morning, @chresti!
	🥁 10:44am WR: I see this is Rob Brown on alto for the Dickey led session. I've yet to listen to Sewelson's Free World when Brown was the guest. On the list....
	10:46am Jeff Golick: I think the leader here, drummer Whit Dickey, was also on Dave's show?
	🥁 10:46am doctorjazz: Heck with supporting the music, it should be FUN!
	🥁 10:47am Doug Schulkind: The list of guests on Sewelson's show is such a who's who. So impressive.
	10:49am Jeff Golick: Dave's show is a literal treasure.
	10:50am Mark R: Actually, this show is exactly where I WOULDN'T send a newbie as an into to jazz. That would be like sending a 1st grader to an advanced calculus class.
	🥁 10:51am doctorjazz: Dave Sewelson, who I've seen I don't know how many times with The Microscopic Septet, but not in other (read, "more 'out'") performances, is also appearing next weekend, but the same night as Allison Miller.
	10:52am fred: @Mark R: Depends. If said newbie is already into experimental/weird music, it can be a gateway
	🥁 10:52am doctorjazz: Gonna catch him as soon as I can, though.
	10:55am fleep: They could start with Global Grease, that's less uh challenging
	🥁 11:00am Brian in UK: Stanley, no ideas as the babies gender in unknown. Always thought that Chlamydia sounded nice.
	🥁 11:01am doctorjazz: Everyone is awake here, time to pull the headphones and put the show on over the stereo (likely drive folks out of the house, leave it to me...)
	11:02am Jeff Golick: The thing about ears: you can't close them.
	🥁 11:04am Brian in UK: Jazz is no different to any other genres (if that is the correct word) There are a few popular artistes and then the rest. They are all important to the wholeness of the genre.
	🥁 11:05am doctorjazz: @BiUK, : )
	🥁 11:06am doctorjazz: Wife's gone (walking the dog with the ladies), 1 down, 2 to go (daughter and her boyfriend).
	11:08am fred: @doctorjazz: Maybe they're afraid to leave in case you buy enough records to fill up the space where they were
	🥁 11:09am Brian in UK: fred behind every joke there is a seed of truth waiting to fertilise.
	🥁 11:11am doctorjazz: Fred, could happen... The Times had an articleabout a Lower Manhattan Record archive that lost it's lease, looking for new digs. My wife saw it and said to me, "don't you dare go there"
	11:13am ParUbi: I saw that. It's such a shame but I somehow feel the records will find a home.
	🥁 11:14am doctorjazz: Hopefully it will find a home, not mine, though... ;(
	11:17am Uncle Michael: Hello. I've been listening quietly. I promise.
	🥁 11:17am doctorjazz: (I always point out articles like that, or people I know with records numbering in the 20-50,000 range to my wife to show her how moderate and reasonable my collecting is. Doesn't really seem to work, though)
	11:17am Jeff Golick: Here's the lineup of Svetlost: Ninoslav Spirovski [clarinet / soprano & tenor saxophone] Petar Hristov [soprano saxophone / alto saxophone] Ivan Trajanoski [alto saxophone / baritone saxophone] Vasko Bojadžiski [tenor saxophone] Bisera Bazer [trombone] Vladan Drobicki [trombone] Kristijan Novkovski [drums / percussion] Dragan Teodosiev [drums / percussion] Konstantin Hadži Кocev [piano] Panče Bujukliev [minibrute] Deni Omeragić [contrabass]
	11:18am Jeff Golick: @UM! I wish you'd make more noise, honestly. Congrats on that wonderful all-request show on Friday!
	11:18am Dean: Just reflecting that my introduction to jazz qua jazz -- not just as background music that sets a mood -- was Bill Evans' "Peace Piece" and Jack Wilkins' take on "Red Clay." From that point forward I was hooked. Klaus Doldinger's Passport helped, too.
	🥁 11:18am doctorjazz: This is still Svetlost huh? Cool track!
	11:19am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Jeff....congratulate yourself and the rest of the listeners!
	11:19am Jeff Golick: The finest in Macedonian jazz, @doc!
	🥁 11:23am hyde: taking a break from okonomiyaki making to say: great set!
	🥁 11:24am doctorjazz: Mentioned This before, but I got in taking a college course on Jazz history taught by Chuck Israels, using The Smithsonian Goose to Classic Jazz as our text. I had tried taking Miles Smiles out of the library a few years before, found it impenetrable. Going from Ragtime, New Orleans Jazz, Swing, straight through time and hearing the changes over time really worked for me.
	11:25am Dean: Smithsonian Goose is a typo for the ages.
	🥁 11:26am Brian in UK: Is that the one where you stuff it with Kumquats and serve with a Pomegranate jus.
	11:26am fred: Jeff, have you heard about Selvhenter? Danish band, too rarely playing nearby but I love them (maybe more noise than jazz, but could be a fit)
	11:27am Jeff Golick: No, @fred, that's a new name to me. Will investigate!
	🥁 11:28am Doug Schulkind: Svetfound.
	11:28am Jeff Golick: So glad to hear it, @hyde! All praise to this 26-min track.
	🥁 11:30am doctorjazz: Definitely the finest Macedonian jazz I've ever heard!
	🥁 11:30am Brian in UK: Like to see this lot on the Cafe Oto 'stage'.
	11:30am Jeff Golick: Speaking of, @Brian...!
	11:31am Dean: I'm hearing, too, vague echoes of Secret Oyster and Release Music Orchestra, two other prog bands that facilitated my affection for jazz.
	🥁 11:33am doctorjazz: One of these days I'll get good at typing on my phone...
	🥁 11:35am chresti: I like this E-Lail
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Sweet, @chresti! Discovering this group was probably my favorite musical thing of 2019.
	11:39am rw: Good morning! I'm liking this too!
	11:39am Jeff Golick: HEY! RADIO PEOPLE! Ready to rock? No? Well you better get ready, because that's what's up at the top of the hour. Be here: wfmu.org... -- Suzy Hotrod will be there, too.
	11:40am Jeff Golick: Hello, @rw!
	11:40am rw: Radio people... you mean us? Hey Jeff G!
	🥁 11:43am Brian in UK: Radio over Television any day.
	🥁 11:44am doctorjazz: Getting close to the end of the show, great stuff (showed great self control, only bought 1 CD)...thanks, Jeff!
	11:44am Jeff Golick: I'm sure the TV people are salivating over this whole "driverless car" thing.
	🥁 11:44am Brian in UK: There is a relentlessness about todays show.
	11:46am fred: The next trend should be driverless bikes. Most bike riders are already texting anyway
	11:48am rw: Bike texting? I haven't really seen that around here. Sounds dangerous. I'm going to try it.
	11:48am rw: Did I say I really liked this track?
	11:49am rw: like
	🥁 11:49am chresti: Haha rw! Living the life of danger!
	11:51am fred: @rw: transit strike entering its second month there, so more people are biking. Addictions are hard to kick
	🥁 11:51am Brian in UK: Jeff, keep your vision for 2020 in tack.
	🥁 11:51am chresti: Thanks Jeff G, glad to have Sunday off for a change.
	🥁 11:51am doctorjazz: I have seen bikers using their phones. I once saw a driver texting while making a turn into Union County College, and smash into a barrier at the entrance (no injuries)
	11:54am rw: Jeff, are you donning your roller derby helmet?
	🥁 11:54am Doug Schulkind: Godddangggg I love that Ahmed stuff!!
	🥁 11:54am hyde: always good to hear this
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: Bolan liked making up words. Fancy playing Scrabble with the same principles, if your description is good then the made-up word stands.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Helmet: ON. For safety.
	11:57am rw: Ah! fred, that's interesting. What a crazy world. (phone addiction)
	11:58am fred: thanks Jeff
	11:59am rw: Thank you Mr. Golick! Rock on kids!
	11:59am Mark R: I remember Passport, Dean!
	🥁 11:59am chresti: I'm a jeepster for jeepster.
	11:59am Dean: I'm a jeepster for Eater's jeepster, too.
	12:00pm Sem: THX! Bye!!
	12:00pm fleep: Way to transition, Jeff, thanks!
	12:00pm suzyhotrod: take your time! I'm here and ready to go when you're good. -Suzy
	🥁 12:01pm hyde: thanks!
	🥁 12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Stay true to your cookie self, Jeff.
	🥁 12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Suzy Hotrod is here: wfmu.org...
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @rw, @Mark R, @chresti, @Dean, @Sem, @fleep, @hyde, @Doug, @fred, @hyde, @Brian in UK, and all cookie-lovers out there!

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