WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from January 29, 2020

Listener comments!
	🥁 3:00pm listener james from westwood: Glorious sunny winter Wednesday to Ridgewoodians and all!
	🥁 3:01pm david w: Greetings, james!
	🥁 3:01pm chresti: Hi Ridgewoodians!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Sock it to me!
	🥁 3:02pm david w: and... chresti!
	🥁 3:02pm david w: enter... Henry!
	3:04pm Schell: Hi all
	3:05pm Sem: Hello, David, Ruth, the OAR Experience, the muscle-bound, the bound for glory, would-be out-of-bound-ers, and all. Throwing the I-Ching just now, pick-up sticks for the future-curious. I'll be listening appropriately.
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Hello David, Ruth, posters, listeners.
	🥁 3:10pm david w: Prof. Schell, Honorable Sem, and doctor sir, delighted one and all.
	3:14pm steveo: Good afternoon!
	🥁 3:16pm david w: Ah, the royal steveo. Hello!
	🥁 3:22pm david w: @Sem... good words and plenty of past and future reflections coming today. Stay curious!
	3:33pm doctorjazz: Got to Brooklyn for some live music this week-Nels Cline at Roulette on Monday, "From Cage to Cunningham", acoustic guitar, bass, harp, voice, very nice performance. (One of these days I'll make it to Outpost)
	3:35pm fred: Good afternoon David, Ruth and all listening
	🥁 3:35pm david w: I missed you djazz, was out of town that day. But was very interested in what Nels Cline was up to. Two good shows coming to Outpost in Feb.
	🥁 3:37pm david w: And good evening to you, fred. Listening to you, too!
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Have seen Nels Cline many times, but never a whole show on acoustic guitar. It was really nice. What's happening at Outpost? If I remember, concerts used to mostly be Thursday nights (which is my late night in the office, generally can't do anything then)
	🥁 3:56pm david w: Cool. Outpost shows coming: Purest Butter, Feb. 13 Clebs (Emilie Weibel and Jason Nazary), plus Joanna Mattrey - viola with Tal Yahalom - trumpet and Chris Williams - guitar, stud1nt - Modular rig, Daniel Carter - woodwinds and brass and Jonah Rosenberg - synthesizer and electronics // Feb. 20 Sue Garner & Talice Lee plus Dan Joseph on hammered dulcimer, Jason Cady on synthesizers and Tom Chiu on violin. outpostartistsresources.org
	3:57pm fred: The David Lang piece I kinda heard yesterday featured a lot of words in its first half, but nothing confrontational. I didn't pay enough attention, despite Maya Beiser's play I was focused on the dance
	🥁 3:59pm david w: I have trouble with words at times. Depends on the setting, the sound quality, my state of mind. Or else I go where you did, watching.
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Yup, both Thursday shows... : (
	4:09pm fred: I often don't like words much, though it's mainly narration that bores me (and meaning to an extent). When they're mundane with a rhythmic side, I don't mind, and it was the case yesterday
	4:09pm doctorjazz: There was spoken word at the Nels Cline show...letters written by John Cage to Merce Cunningham. (I also often Have difficulty following words at shows)
	4:23pm Webhamster Henry: @Dr. Jazz I know Laura Kuhn was working on those letters for a long time!
	4:25pm Webhamster Henry: I think lyrics are overrated, so that's why I'm so interested in generated speech. My app Enumero is all about that. It's using concatenative synthesis, so it's both realistic and robotic.
	4:32pm fred: @Henry: How long are the grains? Whole phonemes?
	🥁 4:33pm david w: fred read my mind.
	4:44pm Webhamster Henry: @fred in Enumero, yes, whole phonemes or words. Mostly its counting in various ways. But it also uses its counting interface to link together phonemes, sometimes non too smoothly. The must fun is "Schwa" which makes up wordlets that only have the vowel 'ə' in them (so I only need 125 samples instead of hundreds). Then you can feed the stream of nonsense to other effects like pitch modulators. www.jhhl.net...
	4:45pm Webhamster Henry: "Sometimes you just want to count something, or count to some number or just count for no particular reason. Enumero counts out loud and expands on the idea of counting out loud until it doesn't resemble counting out loud very much at all. "
	4:45pm Webhamster Henry: It can count using Dr. Nerve's "Nerve Events", which indeed is not very much like counting at all.
	4:47pm Webhamster Henry: It also has German CONET numerals in case you want to run your own numbers station.
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Is Murray playing here? I only hear the guitarand voice (cool track)
	🥁 4:48pm david w: "Father, why do these words sound so nasty? (Nonsense) can be fun."
	4:48pm northguineahills: Here belatedly...
	🥁 4:49pm david w: Hang on, Murray steps in later.
	4:49pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, enjoyed the show!
	🥁 4:49pm david w: ngh, you get the blues.
	🥁 4:49pm WR: Hi all. Almost missed it. Archive listening later.
	🥁 4:51pm david w: Hello, WR. Nice little blues jam coming to ease us into Kenzo.
	4:55pm steveo: thanks folks; great to hear your show, as always!
	4:55pm fred: @Henry: it reminds me of a dance show I saw late last year: they were counting as they danced, but after a while (around a thousand I think) they increased the "by" factor. Another side of it that their voices were affected as the show went on and exertion set in
	4:56pm doctorjazz: There's Murray!
	4:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Up next here on Ken's Last Ever: "The Long View (The cathedrals of our age)": Here! wfmu.org...
	4:58pm Webhamster Henry: @fred They Shoot Horses, Don't They? crossed with Owada.
	🥁 4:58pm chresti: Thanks David and Ruth!
	4:59pm Webhamster Henry: Nice show as usual! Thx David & Ruth!
	4:59pm fred: Thanks David!
	🥁 5:00pm david w: Thanks, all!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from January 29, 2020

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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January 29, 2020: Prize Fighters

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Settings of texts that tackle white privilege, techno-tyranny, world war,
extinction, and recklessness, from Darius Van Sluytman, Laurie Anderson,
Julia Heyward, Anastasia Clarke, David Behrman, Diedre Murray,
and Cornelius Eady. The gloves come off.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
John Lennon	I Found Out "I Found Out" by "John Lennon"	Plastic Ono Band	Apple Records	1970	Lennon – vocals, electric guitar; Ringo Starr – drums; Klaus Voormann – bass guitar.
Music behind DJ: Jocy de Oliveira	Space Liturgy (David W edit)	Ridgewood Dream Library	Beautiful Drummer	1991	There are no words...	0:06:27 (Pop-up)
Darius VanSluytman	Concert Recording	Fire Over Heaven Series	Outpost Artists Resources	16 Jan 2020	Vocalist, poet, actor VanSluytman is best known as part of Afropunk crew No Surrender.	0:06:34 (Pop-up)
Laurie Anderson & Julia Heyward	Concert Recording	Nova Convention	Charles Ruas/WBAI Archives	1978	Introduced by event producer/poet John Giorno, the duo's debut performance.	0:42:13 (Pop-up)
Anastasia Clarke	Concert Recording	Queens Council on the Arts Event	Outpost Artists Resources	9 Jan 2020	The composer/performer with a small ensemble of vocalist/performers.	0:56:15 (Pop-up)
David Behrman	My Dear Siegfried (Concert Excerpt)	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	5 May 1996	A piece for vocalists and musicians based on letters between two writers (S.N. Behrman, the composer's father, and Siegfried Sassoon) across two world wars. With Eric Barsness and Thomas Buckner, voices; Ralph Samuelson, shakuhachi; Jim Staley, trombone.	1:17:41 (Pop-up)
Diedre Murray & Cornelius Eady	Waxing and Waning (Concert Excerpt)	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	28 Oct. 1997	Works in music and poetry by cellist/composer Murray and poet Cornelius Eady, with guitarist Marui Sewell heavily featured in this excerpt.	1:42:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 3:00pm listener james from westwood: Glorious sunny winter Wednesday to Ridgewoodians and all!
	🥁 3:01pm david w: Greetings, james!
	🥁 3:01pm chresti: Hi Ridgewoodians!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Sock it to me!
	🥁 3:02pm david w: and... chresti!
	🥁 3:02pm david w: enter... Henry!
	3:04pm Schell: Hi all
	3:05pm Sem: Hello, David, Ruth, the OAR Experience, the muscle-bound, the bound for glory, would-be out-of-bound-ers, and all. Throwing the I-Ching just now, pick-up sticks for the future-curious. I'll be listening appropriately.
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Hello David, Ruth, posters, listeners.
	🥁 3:10pm david w: Prof. Schell, Honorable Sem, and doctor sir, delighted one and all.
	3:14pm steveo: Good afternoon!
	🥁 3:16pm david w: Ah, the royal steveo. Hello!
	🥁 3:22pm david w: @Sem... good words and plenty of past and future reflections coming today. Stay curious!
	3:33pm doctorjazz: Got to Brooklyn for some live music this week-Nels Cline at Roulette on Monday, "From Cage to Cunningham", acoustic guitar, bass, harp, voice, very nice performance. (One of these days I'll make it to Outpost)
	3:35pm fred: Good afternoon David, Ruth and all listening
	🥁 3:35pm david w: I missed you djazz, was out of town that day. But was very interested in what Nels Cline was up to. Two good shows coming to Outpost in Feb.
	🥁 3:37pm david w: And good evening to you, fred. Listening to you, too!
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Have seen Nels Cline many times, but never a whole show on acoustic guitar. It was really nice. What's happening at Outpost? If I remember, concerts used to mostly be Thursday nights (which is my late night in the office, generally can't do anything then)
	🥁 3:56pm david w: Cool. Outpost shows coming: Purest Butter, Feb. 13 Clebs (Emilie Weibel and Jason Nazary), plus Joanna Mattrey - viola with Tal Yahalom - trumpet and Chris Williams - guitar, stud1nt - Modular rig, Daniel Carter - woodwinds and brass and Jonah Rosenberg - synthesizer and electronics // Feb. 20 Sue Garner & Talice Lee plus Dan Joseph on hammered dulcimer, Jason Cady on synthesizers and Tom Chiu on violin. outpostartistsresources.org
	3:57pm fred: The David Lang piece I kinda heard yesterday featured a lot of words in its first half, but nothing confrontational. I didn't pay enough attention, despite Maya Beiser's play I was focused on the dance
	🥁 3:59pm david w: I have trouble with words at times. Depends on the setting, the sound quality, my state of mind. Or else I go where you did, watching.
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Yup, both Thursday shows... : (
	4:09pm fred: I often don't like words much, though it's mainly narration that bores me (and meaning to an extent). When they're mundane with a rhythmic side, I don't mind, and it was the case yesterday
	4:09pm doctorjazz: There was spoken word at the Nels Cline show...letters written by John Cage to Merce Cunningham. (I also often Have difficulty following words at shows)
	4:23pm Webhamster Henry: @Dr. Jazz I know Laura Kuhn was working on those letters for a long time!
	4:25pm Webhamster Henry: I think lyrics are overrated, so that's why I'm so interested in generated speech. My app Enumero is all about that. It's using concatenative synthesis, so it's both realistic and robotic.
	4:32pm fred: @Henry: How long are the grains? Whole phonemes?
	🥁 4:33pm david w: fred read my mind.
	4:44pm Webhamster Henry: @fred in Enumero, yes, whole phonemes or words. Mostly its counting in various ways. But it also uses its counting interface to link together phonemes, sometimes non too smoothly. The must fun is "Schwa" which makes up wordlets that only have the vowel 'ə' in them (so I only need 125 samples instead of hundreds). Then you can feed the stream of nonsense to other effects like pitch modulators. www.jhhl.net...
	4:45pm Webhamster Henry: "Sometimes you just want to count something, or count to some number or just count for no particular reason. Enumero counts out loud and expands on the idea of counting out loud until it doesn't resemble counting out loud very much at all. "
	4:45pm Webhamster Henry: It can count using Dr. Nerve's "Nerve Events", which indeed is not very much like counting at all.
	4:47pm Webhamster Henry: It also has German CONET numerals in case you want to run your own numbers station.
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Is Murray playing here? I only hear the guitarand voice (cool track)
	🥁 4:48pm david w: "Father, why do these words sound so nasty? (Nonsense) can be fun."
	4:48pm northguineahills: Here belatedly...
	🥁 4:49pm david w: Hang on, Murray steps in later.
	4:49pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, enjoyed the show!
	🥁 4:49pm david w: ngh, you get the blues.
	🥁 4:49pm WR: Hi all. Almost missed it. Archive listening later.
	🥁 4:51pm david w: Hello, WR. Nice little blues jam coming to ease us into Kenzo.
	4:55pm steveo: thanks folks; great to hear your show, as always!
	4:55pm fred: @Henry: it reminds me of a dance show I saw late last year: they were counting as they danced, but after a while (around a thousand I think) they increased the "by" factor. Another side of it that their voices were affected as the show went on and exertion set in
	4:56pm doctorjazz: There's Murray!
	4:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Up next here on Ken's Last Ever: "The Long View (The cathedrals of our age)": Here! wfmu.org...
	4:58pm Webhamster Henry: @fred They Shoot Horses, Don't They? crossed with Owada.
	🥁 4:58pm chresti: Thanks David and Ruth!
	4:59pm Webhamster Henry: Nice show as usual! Thx David & Ruth!
	4:59pm fred: Thanks David!
	🥁 5:00pm david w: Thanks, all!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from January 29, 2020

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