WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from April 22, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:00pm Gary: Saaaaam!
	10:02pm Sam Segal: Gary, my good fellow!
	10:02pm chresti: Hi Sam and horse traders.
	🥁 10:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Lincoln has more famous quotes, though. Hi!
	10:02pm Sam Segal: Hi, Chresti! Is that a new avatar?
	10:02pm coelacanth∅: hello Sam and equestrians, former equestrians, wannabe equestrians...
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Granny! Coel! Step right in.
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: ...did you heed your god's advice? what kind of gas mileage you get on that horse?
	10:06pm Dean: Teitelbaum passed, but not from the virus. Fuck that shit, too.
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Ah man, that's right Dean. Too many to keep track of. I have a couple Richard Teitelbaum albums in my collection. I'll need to revisit them and cue some up for next week.
	10:14pm Dean: That Ellis track featured Branford and Jason. What a family.
	10:19pm ParUbi: hey everyone
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Howdy, ParUbi!
	10:21pm Sam Segal: @Coel, with the price of oil these days, I'm thinking of going back to the Lincoln!
	10:21pm ParUbi: have a new speaker setup. i can actually hear that baseline!
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Hearing the baseline is going to be key this week.
	10:25pm ParUbi: I bet it'll serve as a metaphor for a number of useful things
	10:27pm ParUbi: Seriously, I was using a novelty speaker for basement listening. I would have no idea that the double bass existed with that thing
	10:28pm Ike: "The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is hard to verify their authenticity." --Abraham Lincoln
	10:29pm Sam Segal: I've always said Lincoln was our most clairvoyant president, and this proves it, Ike!
	10:31pm coelacanth∅: Lincoln didn't drive a lincoln. he must've known something many others didn't know.
	10:31pm ParUbi: They could have had some sort of set-up with telegraph lines and railroads. Abraham ARPAnet
	10:32pm Chris Farrell: Hello everyone, rode the train in vein and ended up having to saddle a horse and walk back. When you mess with the Rorschach you get the hooves. That clash though reminds me that this jazz is nice (and has been nice the whole time crafting this comment)
	10:34pm Sam Segal: Well crafted, Chris! Welcome.
	10:35pm ParUbi: Those crafted comments give that special 'ahhh'
	10:35pm coelacanth∅: indeed...but i'm thankful i don't have trains in my veins.
	10:40pm Chris Farrell: @Coel- I am hoping for a positive test result for me. Mind over matter has done me good in the past.
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: yes, let's be positive Chris
	10:41pm Dean: The internet did not introduce the problem of verification of quotes. Goddammit, people.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: Satandamnit, Dean, the verification of quotes is not necessarily a problem.
	10:43pm Dean: Angeldammit, coel, of course it is!
	10:45pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Sam And the Gang.
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: Dogdammit, Dean! it hasn't been a problem for me. - you can quote me on that.
	🥁 10:46pm WR: Thank you for digging out the Marsalis recording with his New Orleans peers. I find it of special interest above his recent recordings with his sons.
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Were you the one who recommended that one a couple weeks ago, WR? I was trying to remember who mentioned it on here.
	10:50pm Chris Farrell: Im eagerly looking forward to when Minnesota has a secure antibody test for COVID. I’m under the impression (as of now) that I might have had a version of it and can contribute antibodies (if they are still active). Until then sheltered in place and semi-quarantined.
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Hey, Franco!
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Are you feeling better now, Chris?
	10:55pm coelacanth∅: Chris i think i might've had it take residence in my body around 4 weeks ago. the antibody treatment is a double-edged sword though. ...i guess it's useful in a life-threatening crisis situation; but that's about it. if people start using it for prevention they're fools.
	10:56pm Franco Twinkie: Chris, you're relatively young, right?
	10:56pm Dean: Coelacanth says, "Four score and twenty years ago our forefathers blah blah blah."
	10:59pm coelacanth∅: no Dean, i just cut to the chase. blah blah blah....
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: ...anyway, i don't even remember 100 years ago. i think i may've been drunk.
	11:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Good evening everyone
	11:01pm Chris Farrell: Yeah recovered after a steroid (I was blood tested at the hospital in February so probably was not COVID) but still a lingering belly cough that I am hoping exercising will make that better. Thanks for asking. Yeah still in my 20s (27) Franco. It was the sickest I had been in awhile but I don’t want to start any alarmism or falsehoods for any Minnesota based residents who might be listening. I also didnt have a fever, cough and sore throat were the main things.
	11:01pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Phillippe!
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe's here everybody please behave.
	11:02pm coelacanth∅: hi Phillippe!
	11:02pm Phillippe Bastille: coel... what are you hiding...?
	11:03pm Sam Segal: Nothing to see here, Phillippe!
	11:04pm coelacanth∅: aside from a warehouse full of toilet paper? no nothing
	11:04pm Phillippe Bastille: I dunno... I smell cake. Heck, I can even hear cake!
	11:04pm Chris Farrell: My fathers sword collection will have to wait. Lol
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: it gets lonely here at night. i could sure use some cake.
	🥁 11:05pm WR: Don't think I've heard this Logan recording before. Grabbed my attention, digging it.
	11:06pm Sam Segal: One of the few he released during his 2000s return to the scene. It's really excellent all the way through.
	🥁 11:07pm WR: RE: the Marsalis, I did post link to similar record on discogs.
	11:08pm Chris Farrell: My fathers birthday also hailed on Easter this year so I wished him Merry Christmas when I woke up and we had cake. Lol That was a good transition :)
	11:11pm Sam Segal: My mistake. This is actually Gary Peacock on bass not Henry Grimes. Good tune nonetheless. Grimes was on a number of other recordings with Ayler.
	11:14pm Dean: Peacock, with DeJohnette and Jarrett... Perfection, as I hear it. But I feel the loss of Grimes, too.
	11:15pm Sam Segal: With you there, Dean. I love every standards trio recording I hear.
	11:16pm Dean: Absolutely. And, frankly, I'm predisposed not to like them. But I can't pretend their music isn't sublime.
	11:18pm Sam Segal: I've been listening to a lot of Jarrett's Bach recordings recently as well. Your thoughts on those, Dean?
	11:20pm Dean: Yep, he's a musician without limits. I'm less familiar with his Bach, but his Shostakovich 48 is unbelievable. His Handel keyboard concertos are gorgeous.
	🥁 11:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): really enjoying this set!
	11:23pm Dean: Don't get me wrong. Bach is perhaps my favorite composer. I just don't know Jarrett's traversals.
	11:26pm Dean: Bed music sacred steel gospel from Arhoolie? That label resides at a record store a mile or so from my house. They've been closed for weeks now, and man, I miss dropping by on a lark.
	11:31pm Dean: Er, Handel keyboard sonatas. Solo keyboard. Luscious.
	11:31pm doctorjazz: Hi. Mate out for the home stretch. I see you played some Giuseppi Logan, so I'll post the link yet again. giuseppilogan.bandcamp.com
	11:32pm Dean: Heard Rudd with Lacy at McCabe's, the guitar store in LA.
	11:32pm Sam Segal: The bed music is "Peace in the Valley" by Rev. Lonnie Farris from a Tompkins Square gospel comp called Fire in My Bones. I think Rev. Lonnie Farris may have also shown up on that Arhoolie release though.
	11:33pm Dean: Many Arhoolie releases. Quite a series.
	11:33pm Sam Segal: Right on. Thank you for dropping that link, Doc!
	11:33pm doctorjazz: Oh, this was MY show, have to catch it on the archives (because of all the sad passings, I realize).
	11:34pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Sam, gonna run.
	11:34pm Sam Segal: Adios, Phillippe!
	11:34pm Sam Segal: The jazz will be there for you in the archives, Doc.
	11:37pm doctorjazz: Was playing a Rudd/Marshall Allen/Danny Ray Thompson/Jamie Daft/Trevor Dunn/Balazs Pandi record earlier today, Ceremonial Healing (3 LP, Rare Noise Records, very nice)
	11:40pm Dean: Once and for all, a correction to my reference to Jarrett's Handel. Not concertos, not sonatas. Suites: https://www.discogs.com/H%C3%A4ndel-Keith-Jarrett-Suites-For-Keyboard/release/3386482
	11:40pm doctorjazz: (I wish all vinyl releases would include a digital download, like to have both. Try to buy from Bandcamp, if possible, for that, And other,reasons)
	11:41pm doctorjazz: The Jarrett classical stuff is very nice (tho my untrained,non-expert ears).
	11:41pm doctorjazz: Had to do family exercise time, keeping us almost sane.
	🥁 11:42pm WR: I think, I hope I have this Roswell Rudd recording on LP in storage. Hoping to get all my LPs out of storage by next year. Meanwhile thank you Sam & doctorjazz & the rest of the WFMU denizens.
	11:43pm Sam Segal: I like the Jarrett harpsichord recording of Bach's French Suites.
	11:45pm doctorjazz: I have this on vinyl as well, haven't heard it in a kazillion years!
	11:46pm Dean: Those are on my "must have" list, for sure. I've been acquiring the complete Bach solo keyboard works by Benjamin Alard on HMU. Harpsichord, clavichord, organ...the works.
	11:47pm Dean: The Handel suites are on piano, by the way.
	11:47pm doctorjazz: Doesn't actually sound like a Hawkins OR a Rollins...Rollins was thinking of the New Thing, but he never really jumped in.
	11:49pm doctorjazz: Have Motion on vinyl as well (and the Rudd), but haven't Greasers then in ages.
	11:50pm doctorjazz: (Haven't heard them, that should read...)
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Truth is, to my ears, Konitz lost a whole lot the last decade or more he was playing (not that he wasn't entitled, at 80 plus). But the stuff before that was terrific, adventurous, individual.
	11:53pm doctorjazz: (I'm not here, then you can't shut me up on the board...)
	🥁 11:55pm WR: Don't hold back doctorjazz, and don't worry about the phone auto correct inflicted typos. All good.
	11:56pm doctorjazz: Don't know a ton about Bill Connors, sounds nice here (as much as he gets to play)
	11:56pm Sam Segal: I'm sure you're right about Lee's later recordings, Doc. It does remind me of a nice line in this recent Washington Post piece about the impact of COVID on the jazz community. "So while many of us would be delighted to live 92 years on this Earth, it still hurts to lose Konitz at that age. Across the final decade of his life, the alto-saxophonist was still playing, still performing, still starting — all while drawing on an inventory of life experience that grew deeper by the minute." www.washingtonpost.com...
	11:56pm Dean: First axe for Return to Forever, yes?
	11:57pm doctorjazz: Yes, Dean, he was.
	11:58pm rw: Thanks, man. Been a beautiful show. Unfortunately I've had some distractions this evening but have thoroughly enjoyed the bits I've been able to catch. And those bits have been a nice distraction from the distractions!! Good night everyone!
	11:59pm doctorjazz: Always loved that tune (Goodbye) (know Benny Goldman's along with others, composed by Gordon Jenkins, lovely Tyner reading)
	🥁 11:59pm WR: One thing about old folks being taken out by covid-19, from all that I hear, it is not passing peacefully. The shit is harsh.
	11:59pm doctorjazz: (Not all that Tyner-esque, usually you hear his style in seconds...)
	12:00am Sam Segal: Thanks for being here and there, RW!
	🥁 12:00am WR: Oh no! Is it really the end?
	12:01am Franco Twinkie: Excellent show, Sam. I send you a fresh cookie in my mind!
	12:01am Dean: Rest in peace, Henry Grimes, Giuseppe Logan. In peace.
	12:02am doctorjazz: It's supposed to be terrible to die not able to breath, like drowning slowly, that's what it's supposed to be like. As a consolation, once you get to the point of being on a respirator, you're heavily sedated, so likely not as aware of all that.
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! g'night ever y one
	12:03am Chris Farrell: Thanks for the set Sam. Night everyone I’m off to the pastries to homestead (it’s apparent auto correct knows what I mean when I say pasteurs)
	12:03am doctorjazz: Thanks, Sam (don't want the wagon to go back to a pumpkin). Night, all.
	12:03am chresti: Thanks Sam, goodnight all of yous!
	12:04am Dean: Rest in peace, Lee Konitz. Too.
	🥁 12:05am WR: Laters all. Thanks Sam.

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from April 22, 2020

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April 22, 2020: When I was younger, I drove a Lincoln. God said trade it in for a Horse.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Henry Grimes Trio	Walk On "Walk On" by "Henry Grimes Trio"	The Call	ESP-Disk		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Ellis Marsalis	12's It "12's It" by "Ellis Marsalis"	The Classic / Ellis Marsalis	A.F.O.		0:10:26 (Pop-up)
Roy Haynes Quartet	Raoul "Raoul" by "Roy Haynes Quartet"	Out of the Afternoon	Impulse!	Henry Grimes on bass.	0:13:18 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh	Two Not One	Lee Konitz with Warne Marsh	Atlantic		0:19:26 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	There is the Bomb "There is the Bomb" by "Don Cherry"	Where is Brooklyn?	Blue Note	Henry Grimes on bass.	0:24:57 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz & Martial Solal	Cherokee	Star Eyes: Hamburg 1983	hatOLOGY		0:29:34 (Pop-up)
Giuseppe Logan Quartet	Dance of Satan	Giuseppi Logan Quartet	ESP-Disk		0:35:37 (Pop-up)

Lee Konitz	Five, Four, and Three "Five, Four, and Three" by "Lee Konitz"	Spiritual Jazz 4: Americans in Europe	Jazzman		0:48:14 (Pop-up)
Perry Robinson 4	Margareta "Margareta" by "Perry Robinson 4"	Funk Dumpling	Savoy	Henry Grimes on bass.	0:51:27 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz	Everything Happens to Me	Inside Hi-Fi	Atlantic		0:58:12 (Pop-up)
Giuseppe Logan	And Which to Avoid	...And They Were Cool	Improvising Beings		1:02:28 (Pop-up)
Henry Grimes	The Arch Stairwells "The Arch Stairwells" by "Henry Grimes"	Spirits Aloft	Porter		1:06:21 (Pop-up)
Albert Ayler Trio	Spirits "Spirits" by "Albert Ayler Trio"	Spiritual Unity	ESP-Disk		1:07:57 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz	Blues for Our Children	An Image: Lee Konitz with Strings	Verve		1:14:01 (Pop-up)

Roswell Rudd	Respects "Respects" by "Roswell Rudd"	Everywhere	Impulse!	Giuseppe Logan on flute.	1:30:34 (Pop-up)
Sonny Rollins & Coleman Hawkins	Summertime	Sonny Meets Hawk!	RCA Victor	Henry Grimes on bass.	1:41:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz	Embraceable You "Embraceable You" by "Lee Konitz"	Motion	Verve		1:47:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz / Paul Bley / Bill Connors	Longer Than You Know	Pyramid	Improvising Artists		1:51:52 (Pop-up)
McCoy Tyner Trio	Goodbye "Goodbye" by "McCoy Tyner Trio"	Reaching Fourth	Impulse!	Henry Grimes on bass.	1:56:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm Gary: Saaaaam!
	10:02pm Sam Segal: Gary, my good fellow!
	10:02pm chresti: Hi Sam and horse traders.
	🥁 10:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Lincoln has more famous quotes, though. Hi!
	10:02pm Sam Segal: Hi, Chresti! Is that a new avatar?
	10:02pm coelacanth∅: hello Sam and equestrians, former equestrians, wannabe equestrians...
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Granny! Coel! Step right in.
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: ...did you heed your god's advice? what kind of gas mileage you get on that horse?
	10:06pm Dean: Teitelbaum passed, but not from the virus. Fuck that shit, too.
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Ah man, that's right Dean. Too many to keep track of. I have a couple Richard Teitelbaum albums in my collection. I'll need to revisit them and cue some up for next week.
	10:14pm Dean: That Ellis track featured Branford and Jason. What a family.
	10:19pm ParUbi: hey everyone
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Howdy, ParUbi!
	10:21pm Sam Segal: @Coel, with the price of oil these days, I'm thinking of going back to the Lincoln!
	10:21pm ParUbi: have a new speaker setup. i can actually hear that baseline!
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Hearing the baseline is going to be key this week.
	10:25pm ParUbi: I bet it'll serve as a metaphor for a number of useful things
	10:27pm ParUbi: Seriously, I was using a novelty speaker for basement listening. I would have no idea that the double bass existed with that thing
	10:28pm Ike: "The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is hard to verify their authenticity." --Abraham Lincoln
	10:29pm Sam Segal: I've always said Lincoln was our most clairvoyant president, and this proves it, Ike!
	10:31pm coelacanth∅: Lincoln didn't drive a lincoln. he must've known something many others didn't know.
	10:31pm ParUbi: They could have had some sort of set-up with telegraph lines and railroads. Abraham ARPAnet
	10:32pm Chris Farrell: Hello everyone, rode the train in vein and ended up having to saddle a horse and walk back. When you mess with the Rorschach you get the hooves. That clash though reminds me that this jazz is nice (and has been nice the whole time crafting this comment)
	10:34pm Sam Segal: Well crafted, Chris! Welcome.
	10:35pm ParUbi: Those crafted comments give that special 'ahhh'
	10:35pm coelacanth∅: indeed...but i'm thankful i don't have trains in my veins.
	10:40pm Chris Farrell: @Coel- I am hoping for a positive test result for me. Mind over matter has done me good in the past.
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: yes, let's be positive Chris
	10:41pm Dean: The internet did not introduce the problem of verification of quotes. Goddammit, people.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: Satandamnit, Dean, the verification of quotes is not necessarily a problem.
	10:43pm Dean: Angeldammit, coel, of course it is!
	10:45pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Sam And the Gang.
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: Dogdammit, Dean! it hasn't been a problem for me. - you can quote me on that.
	🥁 10:46pm WR: Thank you for digging out the Marsalis recording with his New Orleans peers. I find it of special interest above his recent recordings with his sons.
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Were you the one who recommended that one a couple weeks ago, WR? I was trying to remember who mentioned it on here.
	10:50pm Chris Farrell: Im eagerly looking forward to when Minnesota has a secure antibody test for COVID. I’m under the impression (as of now) that I might have had a version of it and can contribute antibodies (if they are still active). Until then sheltered in place and semi-quarantined.
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Hey, Franco!
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Are you feeling better now, Chris?
	10:55pm coelacanth∅: Chris i think i might've had it take residence in my body around 4 weeks ago. the antibody treatment is a double-edged sword though. ...i guess it's useful in a life-threatening crisis situation; but that's about it. if people start using it for prevention they're fools.
	10:56pm Franco Twinkie: Chris, you're relatively young, right?
	10:56pm Dean: Coelacanth says, "Four score and twenty years ago our forefathers blah blah blah."
	10:59pm coelacanth∅: no Dean, i just cut to the chase. blah blah blah....
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: ...anyway, i don't even remember 100 years ago. i think i may've been drunk.
	11:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Good evening everyone
	11:01pm Chris Farrell: Yeah recovered after a steroid (I was blood tested at the hospital in February so probably was not COVID) but still a lingering belly cough that I am hoping exercising will make that better. Thanks for asking. Yeah still in my 20s (27) Franco. It was the sickest I had been in awhile but I don’t want to start any alarmism or falsehoods for any Minnesota based residents who might be listening. I also didnt have a fever, cough and sore throat were the main things.
	11:01pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Phillippe!
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe's here everybody please behave.
	11:02pm coelacanth∅: hi Phillippe!
	11:02pm Phillippe Bastille: coel... what are you hiding...?
	11:03pm Sam Segal: Nothing to see here, Phillippe!
	11:04pm coelacanth∅: aside from a warehouse full of toilet paper? no nothing
	11:04pm Phillippe Bastille: I dunno... I smell cake. Heck, I can even hear cake!
	11:04pm Chris Farrell: My fathers sword collection will have to wait. Lol
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: it gets lonely here at night. i could sure use some cake.
	🥁 11:05pm WR: Don't think I've heard this Logan recording before. Grabbed my attention, digging it.
	11:06pm Sam Segal: One of the few he released during his 2000s return to the scene. It's really excellent all the way through.
	🥁 11:07pm WR: RE: the Marsalis, I did post link to similar record on discogs.
	11:08pm Chris Farrell: My fathers birthday also hailed on Easter this year so I wished him Merry Christmas when I woke up and we had cake. Lol That was a good transition :)
	11:11pm Sam Segal: My mistake. This is actually Gary Peacock on bass not Henry Grimes. Good tune nonetheless. Grimes was on a number of other recordings with Ayler.
	11:14pm Dean: Peacock, with DeJohnette and Jarrett... Perfection, as I hear it. But I feel the loss of Grimes, too.
	11:15pm Sam Segal: With you there, Dean. I love every standards trio recording I hear.
	11:16pm Dean: Absolutely. And, frankly, I'm predisposed not to like them. But I can't pretend their music isn't sublime.
	11:18pm Sam Segal: I've been listening to a lot of Jarrett's Bach recordings recently as well. Your thoughts on those, Dean?
	11:20pm Dean: Yep, he's a musician without limits. I'm less familiar with his Bach, but his Shostakovich 48 is unbelievable. His Handel keyboard concertos are gorgeous.
	🥁 11:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): really enjoying this set!
	11:23pm Dean: Don't get me wrong. Bach is perhaps my favorite composer. I just don't know Jarrett's traversals.
	11:26pm Dean: Bed music sacred steel gospel from Arhoolie? That label resides at a record store a mile or so from my house. They've been closed for weeks now, and man, I miss dropping by on a lark.
	11:31pm Dean: Er, Handel keyboard sonatas. Solo keyboard. Luscious.
	11:31pm doctorjazz: Hi. Mate out for the home stretch. I see you played some Giuseppi Logan, so I'll post the link yet again. giuseppilogan.bandcamp.com
	11:32pm Dean: Heard Rudd with Lacy at McCabe's, the guitar store in LA.
	11:32pm Sam Segal: The bed music is "Peace in the Valley" by Rev. Lonnie Farris from a Tompkins Square gospel comp called Fire in My Bones. I think Rev. Lonnie Farris may have also shown up on that Arhoolie release though.
	11:33pm Dean: Many Arhoolie releases. Quite a series.
	11:33pm Sam Segal: Right on. Thank you for dropping that link, Doc!
	11:33pm doctorjazz: Oh, this was MY show, have to catch it on the archives (because of all the sad passings, I realize).
	11:34pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Sam, gonna run.
	11:34pm Sam Segal: Adios, Phillippe!
	11:34pm Sam Segal: The jazz will be there for you in the archives, Doc.
	11:37pm doctorjazz: Was playing a Rudd/Marshall Allen/Danny Ray Thompson/Jamie Daft/Trevor Dunn/Balazs Pandi record earlier today, Ceremonial Healing (3 LP, Rare Noise Records, very nice)
	11:40pm Dean: Once and for all, a correction to my reference to Jarrett's Handel. Not concertos, not sonatas. Suites: https://www.discogs.com/H%C3%A4ndel-Keith-Jarrett-Suites-For-Keyboard/release/3386482
	11:40pm doctorjazz: (I wish all vinyl releases would include a digital download, like to have both. Try to buy from Bandcamp, if possible, for that, And other,reasons)
	11:41pm doctorjazz: The Jarrett classical stuff is very nice (tho my untrained,non-expert ears).
	11:41pm doctorjazz: Had to do family exercise time, keeping us almost sane.
	🥁 11:42pm WR: I think, I hope I have this Roswell Rudd recording on LP in storage. Hoping to get all my LPs out of storage by next year. Meanwhile thank you Sam & doctorjazz & the rest of the WFMU denizens.
	11:43pm Sam Segal: I like the Jarrett harpsichord recording of Bach's French Suites.
	11:45pm doctorjazz: I have this on vinyl as well, haven't heard it in a kazillion years!
	11:46pm Dean: Those are on my "must have" list, for sure. I've been acquiring the complete Bach solo keyboard works by Benjamin Alard on HMU. Harpsichord, clavichord, organ...the works.
	11:47pm Dean: The Handel suites are on piano, by the way.
	11:47pm doctorjazz: Doesn't actually sound like a Hawkins OR a Rollins...Rollins was thinking of the New Thing, but he never really jumped in.
	11:49pm doctorjazz: Have Motion on vinyl as well (and the Rudd), but haven't Greasers then in ages.
	11:50pm doctorjazz: (Haven't heard them, that should read...)
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Truth is, to my ears, Konitz lost a whole lot the last decade or more he was playing (not that he wasn't entitled, at 80 plus). But the stuff before that was terrific, adventurous, individual.
	11:53pm doctorjazz: (I'm not here, then you can't shut me up on the board...)
	🥁 11:55pm WR: Don't hold back doctorjazz, and don't worry about the phone auto correct inflicted typos. All good.
	11:56pm doctorjazz: Don't know a ton about Bill Connors, sounds nice here (as much as he gets to play)
	11:56pm Sam Segal: I'm sure you're right about Lee's later recordings, Doc. It does remind me of a nice line in this recent Washington Post piece about the impact of COVID on the jazz community. "So while many of us would be delighted to live 92 years on this Earth, it still hurts to lose Konitz at that age. Across the final decade of his life, the alto-saxophonist was still playing, still performing, still starting — all while drawing on an inventory of life experience that grew deeper by the minute." www.washingtonpost.com...
	11:56pm Dean: First axe for Return to Forever, yes?
	11:57pm doctorjazz: Yes, Dean, he was.
	11:58pm rw: Thanks, man. Been a beautiful show. Unfortunately I've had some distractions this evening but have thoroughly enjoyed the bits I've been able to catch. And those bits have been a nice distraction from the distractions!! Good night everyone!
	11:59pm doctorjazz: Always loved that tune (Goodbye) (know Benny Goldman's along with others, composed by Gordon Jenkins, lovely Tyner reading)
	🥁 11:59pm WR: One thing about old folks being taken out by covid-19, from all that I hear, it is not passing peacefully. The shit is harsh.
	11:59pm doctorjazz: (Not all that Tyner-esque, usually you hear his style in seconds...)
	12:00am Sam Segal: Thanks for being here and there, RW!
	🥁 12:00am WR: Oh no! Is it really the end?
	12:01am Franco Twinkie: Excellent show, Sam. I send you a fresh cookie in my mind!
	12:01am Dean: Rest in peace, Henry Grimes, Giuseppe Logan. In peace.
	12:02am doctorjazz: It's supposed to be terrible to die not able to breath, like drowning slowly, that's what it's supposed to be like. As a consolation, once you get to the point of being on a respirator, you're heavily sedated, so likely not as aware of all that.
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! g'night ever y one
	12:03am Chris Farrell: Thanks for the set Sam. Night everyone I’m off to the pastries to homestead (it’s apparent auto correct knows what I mean when I say pasteurs)
	12:03am doctorjazz: Thanks, Sam (don't want the wagon to go back to a pumpkin). Night, all.
	12:03am chresti: Thanks Sam, goodnight all of yous!
	12:04am Dean: Rest in peace, Lee Konitz. Too.
	🥁 12:05am WR: Laters all. Thanks Sam.

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from April 22, 2020

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