WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from August 30, 2020

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from August 30, 2020

With billows and blasts from choirs and orchesters
Buskers and talkers
Big bands and squawkers,
the Stork Club has retained its qualities of decaying elegance and dwindling significance since the late 1950s.

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August 30, 2020: BLUE BOSSA BIRTHDAY
Celebrating the birthday of the shamefully under-recognized jazz trumpeter Kenny Dorham, born 96 years ago today. Sweet, earthy, often gentle tones set this jazz great apart from the other greats. He played with Bird and Diz, Bud and Monk, on through modern up-and-comers Joe Henderson, Andrew Hill and Clifford Jordan. A birthday tribute to a first-class composer, mentor, and leader.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Kenny Dorham	Afrodisia "Afrodisia" by "Kenny Dorham"	Afro-Cuban	Baritone Saxophone – Cecil Payne; Bass – Oscar Pettiford ; Congas – Carlos "Patato" Valdes; Drums – Art Blakey; Piano – Horace Silver; Tenor Saxophone – Hank Mobley; Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; Written-By –, Kenny Dorham — Recorded on January 30th and March 29th, 1955. Originally released in 1957	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Harold Land With Kenny Dorham	So In Love	Eastward Ho! Harold Land In New York	Bass – Clarence Jones; Drums – Joe Peters; Piano – Amos Trice Tenor Saxophone – Harold Land; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham. —— Recorded in New York City; Plaza Sound Studios - July 5 and 8, 1960	0:05:27 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham Quartet Featuring Ernie Henry	I'll Be Seeing You	2 Horns/2 Rhythm	Alto Saxophone – Ernie Henry; Bass – Eddie Mathias ; Drums – G.T. Hogan; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in New York, November 13 & December 2, 1957	0:11:23 (Pop-up)
Kenny Clarke	Rue Chaptal "Rue Chaptal" by "Kenny Clarke"	Klook's the Man CD1 - Epistrophy	Alto Saxophone – Sonny Stitt Arranged By – Walter Fuller* Baritone Saxophone – Eddie de Verteuil Bass – Al Hall Drums, Written-By – Kenny Clarke Guitar – John Collins (2) Piano – Bud Powell Tenor Saxophone – Ray Abrams Trumpet – Fats Navarro, Kenny Dorham --- recorded at The Roayal Roost, NYC - year unknown	0:15:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Me-So-La	"DJ Me-So-La"			0:18:38 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham Septet Featuring Cannonball Adderley	It Might As Well Be Spring	Blue Spring	Alto Saxophone – Julian "Cannonball" Adderley; Baritone Saxophone – Cecil Payne; Bass – Paul Chambers ; Drums – Jimmy Cobb; French Horn – David Amram; Piano – Cedar Walton; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in New York; January 20 and February 18, 1959	0:28:45 (Pop-up)
Clifford Jordan	Ouagoudougou "Ouagoudougou" by "Clifford Jordan"	In The World	Bass – Richard Davis Wilbur Ware; Drums – Ed Blackwell, Roy Haynes ; Liner Notes [Poem] – Clifford L. Jordan, Jr.; Piano – Wynton Kelly; Tenor Saxophone – Clifford Jordan; Trombone – Julian Preister; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham ; Liner Notes [Poem] – Clifford L. Jordan, Jr.;--- (Strata East 1969)	0:36:25 (Pop-up)
Abbey Lincoln	Lost In The Stars "Lost In The Stars" by "Abbey Lincoln"	Abbey Is Blue	Bass – Sam Jones (tracks: A2, A4, B2 to B4) Drums – Philly Joe Jones; Guitar – Les Spann ; Piano – Phil Wright ; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham ; Vocals – Abbey Lincoln - - - Recorded in New York; Spring and Fall, 1959 -- written by Kurt Weil and Maxwell Anderson	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Toshiko Akiyoshi	Morning Of The Carnival	Toshiko Akiyoshi At Top Of The Gate	Written-By – L. Bonfa* Bass – Ron Carter; Drums – Mickey Roker; Piano, Arranged By – Toshiko Akiyoshi; Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Lew Tabackin; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded at "Top Of The Gate", New York, July 30, 1968	0:51:20 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	Monaco "Monaco" by "Kenny Dorham"	'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia CD1	Written-By – Dorham Drums – Arthur Edgehill; Guitar – Kenny Burrell; Piano – Bobby Timmons; Tenor Saxophone – J.R. Monterose; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; Recorded Live on May 31, 1956	0:54:27 (Pop-up)
Cecil Payne	Flying Fish "Flying Fish" by "Cecil Payne"	Zodiac	Producer – Clifford Jordan, Jr.; Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Composed By – Cecil Payne; Bass – Wilbur Ware; Drums – Albert Kuumba Heath; Piano – Wynton Kelly; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; "Dedicated in memory of: Wynton Kelly (December 2, 1932 to April 12, 1971); Kenny Dorham (August 30, 1924 to December 5, 1972)	1:01:07 (Pop-up)
O Say Can You DJ	"O Say Can You DJ"			1:13:49 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	My Ideal "My Ideal" by "Kenny Dorham"	Quiet Kenny	Bass – Paul Chambers; Drums – Arthur Taylor; Piano – Tommy Flanagan; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; November 13, 1959	1:22:25 (Pop-up)
Oliver Nelson	Passion Flower "Passion Flower" by "Oliver Nelson"	Meet Oliver Nelson	Written-By – Billy Strayhorn; Bass – Wendell Marshall; Drums – Art Taylor; Piano – Ray Bryant; Tenor Saxophone – Oliver Nelson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham (muted) —— Recorded at Englewood Cliffs, NJ; October 30, 1959	1:27:28 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham & Jackie McLean	04. No Two People	Inta Somethin'	KENNY DORHAM trumpet; JACKIE McLEAN alto saxophone; WALTER BISHOP JR. piano; LEROY VINNEGAR bass; ART TAYLOR drums. — Recorded live a San Francisco's Jazz Workshop CA, November 13, 1961	1:34:19 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Brown's Town "Brown's Town" by "Joe Henderson"	In 'n Out		1:46:48 (Pop-up)
Sonny Rollins	Swingin' for Bumsy "Swingin' for Bumsy" by "Sonny Rollins"	Moving Out	Bass – Percy Heath ; Drums – Art Blakey ; Piano – Elmo Hope; Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded August 18, 1954 Richard Davis — bass Elvin Jones — drums Recorded in April 1964	1:55:05 (Pop-up)
DJ haywire	"DJ haywire"			1:55:28 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Skippy "Skippy" by "Thelonious Monk"	Genius of Modern Music Vol. 2	Piano – Thelonious Monk; Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson ; Bass – Nelson Boyd ; Drums – Max Roach ; Tenor Saxophone – Lucky Thompson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — A1 - A4 recorded May 30, 1952	2:15:41 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	Ruby, My Dear (Take2)	Kenny Dorham Quintet	Bass – Percy Heath Drums – Kenny Clarke Piano – Walter Bishop Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jimmy Heath Trumpet – Kenny Dorham Recorded at Van Gelder Studion, Hackensack, NJ on December 15, 1953 Kenny Dorham's debut as a leader	2:16:29 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	My Old Flame "My Old Flame" by "Kenny Dorham"	Jazz Contrasts	Drums – Max Roach; Harp – Betty Glamman (tracks: 3 to 5) Piano – Hank Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins ; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded at Reeves Sound Studios, New York City, May 27 1957.	2:16:59 (Pop-up)
Andrew Hill	Flight 19 "Flight 19" by "Andrew Hill"	Point of Departure	Andrew Hill - piano Kenny Dorham - trumpet Eric Dolphy - alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone Richard Davis - bass Tony Williams – drums Recorded on March 21, 1964 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey	2:17:29 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	Una Mas (One More Time)	Una Mas (One More Time)	Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone • Herbie Hancock - piano • Butch Warren - bass • Tony Williams - drums. Recorded on April 1, 1963	2:18:16 (Pop-up)
DJ Diddley-Tech	"DJ Diddley-Tech"			2:31:15 (Pop-up)
Jackie McLean	The Three Minors "The Three Minors" by "Jackie McLean"	Hipnosis	Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLean; Bass – Butch Warren; Drums – Billy Higgins; Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder; Piano – Sonny Clark; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded on June 14, 1962	2:39:33 (Pop-up)
Ernie Henry	I Should Care "I Should Care" by "Ernie Henry"	Presenting Ernie Henry	Written-By – Stordahl, Weston, Cahn* Alto Saxophone – Ernie Henry; Bass – Wilbur Ware; Drums – Art Taylor; Piano – Kenny Drew; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in NYC; August 23 & 30, 1956	2:45:35 (Pop-up)
Helen Merrill	The Blues (from Black, Brown and Beige)	You've Got A Date With The Blues	Bass – Milton Hinton; Drums – Johnny Cresci; Flute – Jerome Richardson; Guitar – Barry Galbraith; Piano – Jimmy Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Jerome Richardson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; Written-By – Ellington - - 1958	2:50:38 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Blue Bossa "Blue Bossa" by "Joe Henderson"	Page One	Written-By – Kenny Dorham Bass – Butch Warren, Drums – Pete La Roca; Piano – McCoy Tyner; Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham. ---Recorded on June 3, 1963 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.	2:56:02 (Pop-up)
DJ Hates 2 Go	Thank you!! "Thank you!!" by "DJ Hates 2 Go"	..and did I say mwah?		3:03:58 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!
	11:16am Wolfgang: Welcome to the Stork Club. It's "the one where the trumpets blare." (quick: what song is that from? No search engines allowed!)
	11:28am DJpeterDE: The End of a Love Affair !!
	11:31am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: DOH! Peter, I didn't see you there! First arrival and winner of our first lyrics quiz of the day. I know a guy named Blair, and I always sing that to him when I see him. He doesn't get it, which somehow makes it funnier.
	11:31am DJpeterDE: Wolfgang, do you know anything about that song's composer? I'm not sure i know another song by him.
	11:32am DJpeterDE: I'm sure Blair would return the favor if he could, but how many wolfgang song puns are there?
	11:38am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: I Found "Holiday in Paris," recorded by Frankie Carle: www.discogs.com...
	11:41am DJpeterDE: Great detective work! A quick google search turns up... no other versions of that song...
	11:41am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: For the others, joining this thread, the composer's name is Edward C. (Bud) Redding. I also found a song called "Twelve Good Men and True."
	11:52am DJpeterDE: One hit wonder, it seems
	11:57am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Yeah. Of course if you only pen two songs and one of em ends up in te great American songbook, that ain't so bad!
	11:58am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: HEY, WELCOME TO THE CLUB ONE AND ALL!! AS YOU SEE, PERER AND I HAVE BEEN CHATTING FOR WHILE - JUMP RIGHT IN!!
	11:58am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: THAT'S "PETER" - (ugh)
	12:00pm chresti: Hi Wolfgang and storkees!
	12:00pm hyde: hello!
	12:02pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: What the heck was that?! Never mind!! Welcome to Kake for Kenny!!!
	12:03pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: ye chresti, ye hyde! How de-diddle-ee do ya?
	12:04pm TDK60: Hello. Wie gehts?
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Nice band. Very....
	12:06pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: TDK: ja, es läuft, doch. Und du?
	12:07pm Ike: Blurp!
	12:09pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: StringOFperils! Sweet ta see ya! Lotsa nice bands tonight.
	12:10pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: This song made me an Amos Trice fan. Hadn't heard of him.
	🥁 12:16pm WR: TIA for this Dorham birthday feature.
	12:16pm DJpeterDE: Amos Trice! color me intrigued. Don't know the name. 2 albums with Harold Land, one with Jimmy Woods, one with Stitt, not much else
	12:16pm Barry P.: Hey there Wolfgang Storkenstein, always a pleasure at the club!
	12:17pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Barry: it's Storken-STEEN! Welcome!! Come and sit!!
	12:18pm DJpeterDE: "Rue Chaptal" at the Roost is 1946, BTW
	12:19pm Barry P.: I sit corrected!
	12:19pm DJpeterDE: (September 5, 1946)
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RabbitSTEEN on Mary Shelley's b-day - also B-Days of John Peel, Robert Crumb, Liz Fraser...
	12:32pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Heya, RevRabb!
	12:34pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Yeah! French Horn solo!!
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: greetings Storkles and Storkelers
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: oh and hi Shang
	12:42pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: coel! Hi-Ball, G&T, Depth Charge? What can I bring ya?
	12:45pm KevinfromBayRidge: A big Shangaleh to all. Loving the famously non-famous Mr Dorham!
	🥁 12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Podcast I love - Jazz Insights by Dr. Gordon Vernick - has five episodes on Kenny Dorham : podcasts.apple.com...
	12:46pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: DJpeterDE: (September 5, 1946) DJpeterDE - once again you snuck one past me - duh! Thanks for the date! Hope I'm keeping my inner-Phil Schapp in check. I'm a nerd so others don't hafta be.
	12:46pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Kevin in the Big Bad Best Regards,!! Welcome we say!!
	🥁 12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you can't be Schapp ...I hear actual Music...
	12:54pm TDK60: The Village Gate sign still hangs on the corner of the building. "Top of the Gate" is now a chain pharmacy. But the old Gate basement is now the Le Poisson Rouge club.
	12:54pm Listener Gregory: That Abbey Lincoln was something else!
	12:57pm Wolfgang: L Gregory - i totally agree - that whole album just slays.
	12:58pm Wolfgang: Thanks or the update, TDK. It's been awhile since I've strolled there. Hope it won't be another huge while till...
	🥁 12:59pm redkayak: Hey everyone - sounding real good, @Wolfgang :)
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Wolfman, thanks for playing this Kenny Dorham, it's really made the wheels start spinning!
	1:04pm Wolfgang: Thanks, all-the-way RedK, and Franco Twinkle!! This was really fun getting ready for. This Cecil Payne Strata East record is really bust-out brilliant - every note.
	1:14pm Jeff g. via app: Smoking
	1:23pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork and wayward jazzheads!
	1:24pm Listener Gregory: @Wolfgang, you missed the opportunity to say "trumpet stylings of Kenny Dorham"!!!
	1:24pm Wolfgang: spodi, JeffG! HexYeah!
	1:25pm Wolfgang: L Gregory - I think I kinda overuse that phrase. Tryin ta quit, y'know?
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: Had some memorable times on Barrow Street.
	1:30pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Dougie: start dishin'!
	1:35pm Listener Gregory: Is this Passion Flower or Chelsea Bridge? Or are they the same? Or am I totally confused?
	1:42pm Listener Gregory: A little extracurricular listening suggests that the songs are quite similar, but (probably) not identical. So, I forgive myself.
	1:45pm Franco Twinkie: Everybody knows that music sparks inspiration, but sometimes it makes lightning strike. Kenny Dorham has done that for me.
	1:46pm Dean: "Passion Flower":Beethoven::"Chelsea Bridge":Debussy Just learned this.
	1:55pm Stork: Sorry folks- having connectivity probs with playlist and comments. Working to fix
	1:57pm spodiodi: haha
	2:00pm Listener Gregory: @Dean, also, Chelsea Bridge : Ben Webster :: Passion Flower : Johnny Hodges
	🥁 2:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay Monk !
	🥁 2:03pm duke: Hi Storks and Storkettes great sounds
	2:04pm Dean: In addition, Chelsea Bridge:Billy Strayhorn::Passion Flower:Billy Strayhorn! https://www.discogs.com/Billy-Strayhorn-The-Peaceful-Side/release/4677380
	2:08pm Stork: Sorry again folks. The playlist is bust tonight. Aaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhh
	2:12pm Jeff Golick: S'ok! It's radio like it usta be!
	2:12pm spodiodi: all good, Stork. sounds great
	2:13pm Doug Schulkind: Stork, can you do it on your cellphone, like we did back in the 1890s?
	2:14pm Wolfgang: True, Jeff. Keeping those listeners in the dark till we deign it necessary to tell em! Hey, it's DJ Douchebag! I'm back, baby!
	2:14pm Jeff Golick: Andrew Hill? He's got such a unique sonic and rhythmic palette.
	🥁 2:19pm WR: Had a bop floated nap. Thank you Stork. spodiodi, nice avatar gif.
	2:20pm spodiodi: thanks, WR was just about to change it again
	🥁 2:24pm WR: Looks like the playlist is updated
	2:25pm Wolfgang: Okay, the eye of the techno-nightmare is passing overhead. dunno how long the luck is gonna hold.
	2:25pm TDK60: Refreshing sounds.
	2:26pm spodiodi: i'll keep the poncho handy
	2:27pm Wolfgang der linkisch: Herbie in the joint!
	2:28pm Wolfgang der linkisch: WR and anybody i missed since my outages...hey there. Should I s´change my show title to Destination Outage?
	2:30pm Dean: Techtoffic?
	2:30pm Wolfgang der linkisch: I like it, Dean.
	2:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Strength and Failure
	🥁 2:34pm Michael 98145: The Rock'n'Soul Radio stream was dead as well
	2:35pm chresti: I like the moooondog bed.
	🥁 2:38pm WR: Williams (December 12, 1945 – February 23, 1997) so in April 63, 18 y.o.
	🥁 2:40pm WR: Er, 17 y.o?
	2:41pm Wolfgang: re: Tony W- I wanted to say 17, but that's raddicchio! Course he was soon with Miles after that.
	2:42pm Wolfgang: Fabio would be highly unamused, Ken. I don't want to make his hoary old head explode.
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: didn't you do a 16-hour Jackie McLean tribute as well?
	2:49pm Wolfgang: haha - coel - it only seemed like 16 hours to the listeners. To me it raced by in a mere 6.5 hours. And it didn't feature either of the JM songs in tonight's program. I could do another long tribute to him and STILL not run out of stuff.
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: ...just in may. really excellent
	2:50pm Wolfgang: Thanks, coel. That was super-fun to do.
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: it appears i arrived later than usual that day but was hooked 'till the end. still haven't listened to the first 2-1/2 hours though.
	2:56pm Wolfgang: It's a beaut, coel. Check it out. If you cant do a radio show for JM - hang it up.
	3:03pm Wolfgang: Biggish thanks for riding along, dear Club cruisers. Can't wait to see your Sunday mugs next week.
	3:04pm TDK60: Thanks!
	3:07pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, El Storko!
	3:08pm Wolfgang: Thanks TDK, thanks Jeff coel, and all y'all!!
	3:08pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Wolfie! don't rot in hell! -even if you're wrong!
	🥁 3:08pm WR: Thank you Stork. Laters all.
	3:08pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork!
	3:09pm chresti: Thanks Wolfburg!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Kenny Dorham	Afrodisia "Afrodisia" by "Kenny Dorham"	Afro-Cuban	Baritone Saxophone – Cecil Payne; Bass – Oscar Pettiford ; Congas – Carlos "Patato" Valdes; Drums – Art Blakey; Piano – Horace Silver; Tenor Saxophone – Hank Mobley; Trombone – Jay Jay Johnson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; Written-By –, Kenny Dorham — Recorded on January 30th and March 29th, 1955. Originally released in 1957	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Harold Land With Kenny Dorham	So In Love	Eastward Ho! Harold Land In New York	Bass – Clarence Jones; Drums – Joe Peters; Piano – Amos Trice Tenor Saxophone – Harold Land; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham. —— Recorded in New York City; Plaza Sound Studios - July 5 and 8, 1960	0:05:27 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham Quartet Featuring Ernie Henry	I'll Be Seeing You	2 Horns/2 Rhythm	Alto Saxophone – Ernie Henry; Bass – Eddie Mathias ; Drums – G.T. Hogan; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in New York, November 13 & December 2, 1957	0:11:23 (Pop-up)
Kenny Clarke	Rue Chaptal "Rue Chaptal" by "Kenny Clarke"	Klook's the Man CD1 - Epistrophy	Alto Saxophone – Sonny Stitt Arranged By – Walter Fuller* Baritone Saxophone – Eddie de Verteuil Bass – Al Hall Drums, Written-By – Kenny Clarke Guitar – John Collins (2) Piano – Bud Powell Tenor Saxophone – Ray Abrams Trumpet – Fats Navarro, Kenny Dorham --- recorded at The Roayal Roost, NYC - year unknown	0:15:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Me-So-La	"DJ Me-So-La"			0:18:38 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham Septet Featuring Cannonball Adderley	It Might As Well Be Spring	Blue Spring	Alto Saxophone – Julian "Cannonball" Adderley; Baritone Saxophone – Cecil Payne; Bass – Paul Chambers ; Drums – Jimmy Cobb; French Horn – David Amram; Piano – Cedar Walton; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in New York; January 20 and February 18, 1959	0:28:45 (Pop-up)
Clifford Jordan	Ouagoudougou "Ouagoudougou" by "Clifford Jordan"	In The World	Bass – Richard Davis Wilbur Ware; Drums – Ed Blackwell, Roy Haynes ; Liner Notes [Poem] – Clifford L. Jordan, Jr.; Piano – Wynton Kelly; Tenor Saxophone – Clifford Jordan; Trombone – Julian Preister; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham ; Liner Notes [Poem] – Clifford L. Jordan, Jr.;--- (Strata East 1969)	0:36:25 (Pop-up)
Abbey Lincoln	Lost In The Stars "Lost In The Stars" by "Abbey Lincoln"	Abbey Is Blue	Bass – Sam Jones (tracks: A2, A4, B2 to B4) Drums – Philly Joe Jones; Guitar – Les Spann ; Piano – Phil Wright ; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham ; Vocals – Abbey Lincoln - - - Recorded in New York; Spring and Fall, 1959 -- written by Kurt Weil and Maxwell Anderson	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Toshiko Akiyoshi	Morning Of The Carnival	Toshiko Akiyoshi At Top Of The Gate	Written-By – L. Bonfa* Bass – Ron Carter; Drums – Mickey Roker; Piano, Arranged By – Toshiko Akiyoshi; Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Lew Tabackin; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded at "Top Of The Gate", New York, July 30, 1968	0:51:20 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	Monaco "Monaco" by "Kenny Dorham"	'Round About Midnight at the Cafe Bohemia CD1	Written-By – Dorham Drums – Arthur Edgehill; Guitar – Kenny Burrell; Piano – Bobby Timmons; Tenor Saxophone – J.R. Monterose; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; Recorded Live on May 31, 1956	0:54:27 (Pop-up)
Cecil Payne	Flying Fish "Flying Fish" by "Cecil Payne"	Zodiac	Producer – Clifford Jordan, Jr.; Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Composed By – Cecil Payne; Bass – Wilbur Ware; Drums – Albert Kuumba Heath; Piano – Wynton Kelly; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; "Dedicated in memory of: Wynton Kelly (December 2, 1932 to April 12, 1971); Kenny Dorham (August 30, 1924 to December 5, 1972)	1:01:07 (Pop-up)
O Say Can You DJ	"O Say Can You DJ"			1:13:49 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	My Ideal "My Ideal" by "Kenny Dorham"	Quiet Kenny	Bass – Paul Chambers; Drums – Arthur Taylor; Piano – Tommy Flanagan; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; November 13, 1959	1:22:25 (Pop-up)
Oliver Nelson	Passion Flower "Passion Flower" by "Oliver Nelson"	Meet Oliver Nelson	Written-By – Billy Strayhorn; Bass – Wendell Marshall; Drums – Art Taylor; Piano – Ray Bryant; Tenor Saxophone – Oliver Nelson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham (muted) —— Recorded at Englewood Cliffs, NJ; October 30, 1959	1:27:28 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham & Jackie McLean	04. No Two People	Inta Somethin'	KENNY DORHAM trumpet; JACKIE McLEAN alto saxophone; WALTER BISHOP JR. piano; LEROY VINNEGAR bass; ART TAYLOR drums. — Recorded live a San Francisco's Jazz Workshop CA, November 13, 1961	1:34:19 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Brown's Town "Brown's Town" by "Joe Henderson"	In 'n Out		1:46:48 (Pop-up)
Sonny Rollins	Swingin' for Bumsy "Swingin' for Bumsy" by "Sonny Rollins"	Moving Out	Bass – Percy Heath ; Drums – Art Blakey ; Piano – Elmo Hope; Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded August 18, 1954 Richard Davis — bass Elvin Jones — drums Recorded in April 1964	1:55:05 (Pop-up)
DJ haywire	"DJ haywire"			1:55:28 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Skippy "Skippy" by "Thelonious Monk"	Genius of Modern Music Vol. 2	Piano – Thelonious Monk; Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson ; Bass – Nelson Boyd ; Drums – Max Roach ; Tenor Saxophone – Lucky Thompson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — A1 - A4 recorded May 30, 1952	2:15:41 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	Ruby, My Dear (Take2)	Kenny Dorham Quintet	Bass – Percy Heath Drums – Kenny Clarke Piano – Walter Bishop Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jimmy Heath Trumpet – Kenny Dorham Recorded at Van Gelder Studion, Hackensack, NJ on December 15, 1953 Kenny Dorham's debut as a leader	2:16:29 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	My Old Flame "My Old Flame" by "Kenny Dorham"	Jazz Contrasts	Drums – Max Roach; Harp – Betty Glamman (tracks: 3 to 5) Piano – Hank Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins ; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded at Reeves Sound Studios, New York City, May 27 1957.	2:16:59 (Pop-up)
Andrew Hill	Flight 19 "Flight 19" by "Andrew Hill"	Point of Departure	Andrew Hill - piano Kenny Dorham - trumpet Eric Dolphy - alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone Richard Davis - bass Tony Williams – drums Recorded on March 21, 1964 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey	2:17:29 (Pop-up)
Kenny Dorham	Una Mas (One More Time)	Una Mas (One More Time)	Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone • Herbie Hancock - piano • Butch Warren - bass • Tony Williams - drums. Recorded on April 1, 1963	2:18:16 (Pop-up)
DJ Diddley-Tech	"DJ Diddley-Tech"			2:31:15 (Pop-up)
Jackie McLean	The Three Minors "The Three Minors" by "Jackie McLean"	Hipnosis	Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLean; Bass – Butch Warren; Drums – Billy Higgins; Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder; Piano – Sonny Clark; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded on June 14, 1962	2:39:33 (Pop-up)
Ernie Henry	I Should Care "I Should Care" by "Ernie Henry"	Presenting Ernie Henry	Written-By – Stordahl, Weston, Cahn* Alto Saxophone – Ernie Henry; Bass – Wilbur Ware; Drums – Art Taylor; Piano – Kenny Drew; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham — Recorded in NYC; August 23 & 30, 1956	2:45:35 (Pop-up)
Helen Merrill	The Blues (from Black, Brown and Beige)	You've Got A Date With The Blues	Bass – Milton Hinton; Drums – Johnny Cresci; Flute – Jerome Richardson; Guitar – Barry Galbraith; Piano – Jimmy Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Jerome Richardson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham; Written-By – Ellington - - 1958	2:50:38 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Blue Bossa "Blue Bossa" by "Joe Henderson"	Page One	Written-By – Kenny Dorham Bass – Butch Warren, Drums – Pete La Roca; Piano – McCoy Tyner; Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson; Trumpet – Kenny Dorham. ---Recorded on June 3, 1963 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.	2:56:02 (Pop-up)
DJ Hates 2 Go	Thank you!! "Thank you!!" by "DJ Hates 2 Go"	..and did I say mwah?		3:03:58 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!
	11:16am Wolfgang: Welcome to the Stork Club. It's "the one where the trumpets blare." (quick: what song is that from? No search engines allowed!)
	11:28am DJpeterDE: The End of a Love Affair !!
	11:31am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: DOH! Peter, I didn't see you there! First arrival and winner of our first lyrics quiz of the day. I know a guy named Blair, and I always sing that to him when I see him. He doesn't get it, which somehow makes it funnier.
	11:31am DJpeterDE: Wolfgang, do you know anything about that song's composer? I'm not sure i know another song by him.
	11:32am DJpeterDE: I'm sure Blair would return the favor if he could, but how many wolfgang song puns are there?
	11:38am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: I Found "Holiday in Paris," recorded by Frankie Carle: www.discogs.com...
	11:41am DJpeterDE: Great detective work! A quick google search turns up... no other versions of that song...
	11:41am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: For the others, joining this thread, the composer's name is Edward C. (Bud) Redding. I also found a song called "Twelve Good Men and True."
	11:52am DJpeterDE: One hit wonder, it seems
	11:57am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Yeah. Of course if you only pen two songs and one of em ends up in te great American songbook, that ain't so bad!
	11:58am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: HEY, WELCOME TO THE CLUB ONE AND ALL!! AS YOU SEE, PERER AND I HAVE BEEN CHATTING FOR WHILE - JUMP RIGHT IN!!
	11:58am Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: THAT'S "PETER" - (ugh)
	12:00pm chresti: Hi Wolfgang and storkees!
	12:00pm hyde: hello!
	12:02pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: What the heck was that?! Never mind!! Welcome to Kake for Kenny!!!
	12:03pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: ye chresti, ye hyde! How de-diddle-ee do ya?
	12:04pm TDK60: Hello. Wie gehts?
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Nice band. Very....
	12:06pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: TDK: ja, es läuft, doch. Und du?
	12:07pm Ike: Blurp!
	12:09pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: StringOFperils! Sweet ta see ya! Lotsa nice bands tonight.
	12:10pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: This song made me an Amos Trice fan. Hadn't heard of him.
	🥁 12:16pm WR: TIA for this Dorham birthday feature.
	12:16pm DJpeterDE: Amos Trice! color me intrigued. Don't know the name. 2 albums with Harold Land, one with Jimmy Woods, one with Stitt, not much else
	12:16pm Barry P.: Hey there Wolfgang Storkenstein, always a pleasure at the club!
	12:17pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Barry: it's Storken-STEEN! Welcome!! Come and sit!!
	12:18pm DJpeterDE: "Rue Chaptal" at the Roost is 1946, BTW
	12:19pm Barry P.: I sit corrected!
	12:19pm DJpeterDE: (September 5, 1946)
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RabbitSTEEN on Mary Shelley's b-day - also B-Days of John Peel, Robert Crumb, Liz Fraser...
	12:32pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Heya, RevRabb!
	12:34pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Yeah! French Horn solo!!
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: greetings Storkles and Storkelers
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: oh and hi Shang
	12:42pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: coel! Hi-Ball, G&T, Depth Charge? What can I bring ya?
	12:45pm KevinfromBayRidge: A big Shangaleh to all. Loving the famously non-famous Mr Dorham!
	🥁 12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Podcast I love - Jazz Insights by Dr. Gordon Vernick - has five episodes on Kenny Dorham : podcasts.apple.com...
	12:46pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: DJpeterDE: (September 5, 1946) DJpeterDE - once again you snuck one past me - duh! Thanks for the date! Hope I'm keeping my inner-Phil Schapp in check. I'm a nerd so others don't hafta be.
	12:46pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Kevin in the Big Bad Best Regards,!! Welcome we say!!
	🥁 12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you can't be Schapp ...I hear actual Music...
	12:54pm TDK60: The Village Gate sign still hangs on the corner of the building. "Top of the Gate" is now a chain pharmacy. But the old Gate basement is now the Le Poisson Rouge club.
	12:54pm Listener Gregory: That Abbey Lincoln was something else!
	12:57pm Wolfgang: L Gregory - i totally agree - that whole album just slays.
	12:58pm Wolfgang: Thanks or the update, TDK. It's been awhile since I've strolled there. Hope it won't be another huge while till...
	🥁 12:59pm redkayak: Hey everyone - sounding real good, @Wolfgang :)
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Wolfman, thanks for playing this Kenny Dorham, it's really made the wheels start spinning!
	1:04pm Wolfgang: Thanks, all-the-way RedK, and Franco Twinkle!! This was really fun getting ready for. This Cecil Payne Strata East record is really bust-out brilliant - every note.
	1:14pm Jeff g. via app: Smoking
	1:23pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork and wayward jazzheads!
	1:24pm Listener Gregory: @Wolfgang, you missed the opportunity to say "trumpet stylings of Kenny Dorham"!!!
	1:24pm Wolfgang: spodi, JeffG! HexYeah!
	1:25pm Wolfgang: L Gregory - I think I kinda overuse that phrase. Tryin ta quit, y'know?
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: Had some memorable times on Barrow Street.
	1:30pm Shang-A-Lang Wolfgang: Dougie: start dishin'!
	1:35pm Listener Gregory: Is this Passion Flower or Chelsea Bridge? Or are they the same? Or am I totally confused?
	1:42pm Listener Gregory: A little extracurricular listening suggests that the songs are quite similar, but (probably) not identical. So, I forgive myself.
	1:45pm Franco Twinkie: Everybody knows that music sparks inspiration, but sometimes it makes lightning strike. Kenny Dorham has done that for me.
	1:46pm Dean: "Passion Flower":Beethoven::"Chelsea Bridge":Debussy Just learned this.
	1:55pm Stork: Sorry folks- having connectivity probs with playlist and comments. Working to fix
	1:57pm spodiodi: haha
	2:00pm Listener Gregory: @Dean, also, Chelsea Bridge : Ben Webster :: Passion Flower : Johnny Hodges
	🥁 2:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay Monk !
	🥁 2:03pm duke: Hi Storks and Storkettes great sounds
	2:04pm Dean: In addition, Chelsea Bridge:Billy Strayhorn::Passion Flower:Billy Strayhorn! https://www.discogs.com/Billy-Strayhorn-The-Peaceful-Side/release/4677380
	2:08pm Stork: Sorry again folks. The playlist is bust tonight. Aaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhh
	2:12pm Jeff Golick: S'ok! It's radio like it usta be!
	2:12pm spodiodi: all good, Stork. sounds great
	2:13pm Doug Schulkind: Stork, can you do it on your cellphone, like we did back in the 1890s?
	2:14pm Wolfgang: True, Jeff. Keeping those listeners in the dark till we deign it necessary to tell em! Hey, it's DJ Douchebag! I'm back, baby!
	2:14pm Jeff Golick: Andrew Hill? He's got such a unique sonic and rhythmic palette.
	🥁 2:19pm WR: Had a bop floated nap. Thank you Stork. spodiodi, nice avatar gif.
	2:20pm spodiodi: thanks, WR was just about to change it again
	🥁 2:24pm WR: Looks like the playlist is updated
	2:25pm Wolfgang: Okay, the eye of the techno-nightmare is passing overhead. dunno how long the luck is gonna hold.
	2:25pm TDK60: Refreshing sounds.
	2:26pm spodiodi: i'll keep the poncho handy
	2:27pm Wolfgang der linkisch: Herbie in the joint!
	2:28pm Wolfgang der linkisch: WR and anybody i missed since my outages...hey there. Should I s´change my show title to Destination Outage?
	2:30pm Dean: Techtoffic?
	2:30pm Wolfgang der linkisch: I like it, Dean.
	2:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Strength and Failure
	🥁 2:34pm Michael 98145: The Rock'n'Soul Radio stream was dead as well
	2:35pm chresti: I like the moooondog bed.
	🥁 2:38pm WR: Williams (December 12, 1945 – February 23, 1997) so in April 63, 18 y.o.
	🥁 2:40pm WR: Er, 17 y.o?
	2:41pm Wolfgang: re: Tony W- I wanted to say 17, but that's raddicchio! Course he was soon with Miles after that.
	2:42pm Wolfgang: Fabio would be highly unamused, Ken. I don't want to make his hoary old head explode.
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: didn't you do a 16-hour Jackie McLean tribute as well?
	2:49pm Wolfgang: haha - coel - it only seemed like 16 hours to the listeners. To me it raced by in a mere 6.5 hours. And it didn't feature either of the JM songs in tonight's program. I could do another long tribute to him and STILL not run out of stuff.
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: ...just in may. really excellent
	2:50pm Wolfgang: Thanks, coel. That was super-fun to do.
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: it appears i arrived later than usual that day but was hooked 'till the end. still haven't listened to the first 2-1/2 hours though.
	2:56pm Wolfgang: It's a beaut, coel. Check it out. If you cant do a radio show for JM - hang it up.
	3:03pm Wolfgang: Biggish thanks for riding along, dear Club cruisers. Can't wait to see your Sunday mugs next week.
	3:04pm TDK60: Thanks!
	3:07pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, El Storko!
	3:08pm Wolfgang: Thanks TDK, thanks Jeff coel, and all y'all!!
	3:08pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Wolfie! don't rot in hell! -even if you're wrong!
	🥁 3:08pm WR: Thank you Stork. Laters all.
	3:08pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork!
	3:09pm chresti: Thanks Wolfburg!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from August 30, 2020

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