WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:02pm ParUbi: Hey Sam and all
	10:05pm chresti: Hi Sam! Hi ParUbi and horse party!
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: howdy Sam and stablemates
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: ...out of witch winged a hoarse white rose?
	10:08pm StringOFperils: Those who are about to raag, we salute you.
	10:08pm northguineahills: Uchchaihshravas represented, Sam!
	10:09pm StringOFperils: Hi Sam, and all
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: and now here's Raga Shankar on the star.
	10:10pm northguineahills: (to whom the title of this show is entitled....)
	10:11pm Sam Segal: What a venerable group of radio comrades we have assembled this evening. Welcome, NGH, Coel, String, Chresti, and ParUbi!
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Right you are about the title of the program, NGH!
	10:16pm ParUbi: Nikhil Banerjee!
	10:17pm Sam Segal: Probably the Indian classic musician whose work I have listened to most.
	10:18pm ParUbi: Most excellent musician!
	10:18pm northguineahills: Also, in pre-medieval Hindi culture, there was a horse sacrofice, based on the Bhagavad Vita, where a white horse was allowed to wander around, and wherever it went, the monarch would claim the land it went as its own. said horse would then be sacrificed.
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Kind of a bummer for said horse!
	10:20pm ParUbi: That was before we had Rotorvators
	10:28pm northguineahills: I was hoping for dawn ragas....(or at least ragga ragas)....
	10:28pm Dean: Ooooh, Nikhil Banerjee, one of my favorites. Was that from the Raga Records series?
	10:31pm Sam Segal: If I play all the tunes I've selected in their entirety, we may have to switch to dawn ragas at the end.
	10:32pm northguineahills: oh, in the horse sacrifice, it was allowed to wander for one year. The monarch would have messangers follow it and put stakes to show where it went..... I'm good until dawn....
	10:32pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Dean! I believe that Nikhil Banerjee recording was released on CD on a label called Chhanda Dhara.
	10:33pm Dean: My Banerjee story involves my having read a highly favorable review during the '90s of a double live album from an Amsterdam club. For years I sought the record, but couldn't find it. Finally, I was in "Little India" near Cerritos and Artesia, California, and I walked into a shop with CDs. I asked about the record, and the clerk got up, walked to the bins, and grabbed the record. Later, I went to the lamented Bodhi Tree in West LA, where I acquired maybe a dozen of his records.
	10:36pm Dean: Do not miss this one: https://www.discogs.com/Nikhil-Banerjee-Shree-Rag/release/6776002
	10:38pm Ike: Excellent sounds! I voted earlier tonight in southern Brooklyn and was surprised to find NO LINE. Apparently early voting sites are less busy near closing time (and it probably helps that it's a weekday).
	10:40pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the tip on that one, Dean. I always need more Banerjee in my life. Haven't heard that one. I was first introduced to his music through a radio program on the London-based internet radio station NTS hosted by DJ Nabihah Iqbal.
	10:40pm Sam Segal: Here's the archive for anyone interested: www.nts.live...
	10:41pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Ike! Congrats on getting the early vote in. I still need to get to my early voting site after work sometime this week. Thanks for the reminder.
	10:41pm ParUbi: I once wrote Gaurang Yodh an email-- he was a physics professor who played sitar, and I found some of his music on vinyl. He recommended (as in the same vein):
	10:42pm ParUbi: Ustad Vilayatkhan Ustan Hidayat Khan ( Vilayat Khan's younger son) Ustad Shaheez Parvez Ustad Rais Khan ( my teacher's son) Pandit Ravi Shankar
	10:43pm Dean: My introduction was that review. Coincidentally, now that I've lived for nearly 20 years in Berkeley, he was a frequent visitor to these parts. Banerjee is typically more introspective (to my ear) than Shankar, but that Shree Rag is 80 minutes of show-stopper virtuosity.
	10:43pm Sam Segal: Got two from the list in this set! Thanks for the recommendations, ParUbi. Will need to look into some names I don't recognize.
	🥁 10:43pm WR: Cripies Ike, if I didn't have to work so late (just finished) I would have gone to vote tonight. All years past I've usually voted after 7pm and no crowd. Went Sunday and the line was half a block long at 11am so I didn't wait.
	10:46pm Sam Segal: Welcome, WR!
	10:48pm northguineahills: I have so many rekkids by the surname, 'Khan', I'm not sure if I have a Vilayat one....
	10:49pm northguineahills: listening to raga 78s is great, for about 2.5 minutes...
	10:50pm ParUbi: Ashvamedha
	10:51pm Ike: @WR, if you're in NY, they've extended the hours this weekend.
	🥁 10:51pm WR: @ParUbi: "Ustad Rais Khan ( my teacher's son)" Your teacher?
	10:52pm chresti: Dug the Ragas, thanks.
	🥁 10:54pm WR: $61 and Sam can hollar Ggoooooooooooal!"
	10:54pm ParUbi: @WR-- no, that was his teacher. I just cut and pasted from the email
	10:55pm chresti: 61 to go!
	10:56pm Dean: We in for some vina tonight?
	10:57pm chresti: Veena, yeah!
	10:57pm Sam Segal: I think we may in fact have some Veena on tap!
	10:58pm Dean: Barolo or Erbaluce?
	10:58pm Dean: Sorry, that's vino.
	10:59pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	11:00pm Sam Segal: Doc! Glad you're here.
	11:00pm Chris Farrell: Maybe I crossed the wrong river, I know I walked down the wrong hall. I'll find myself back to my textbook... now JUST. wanted to see.. :::)
	11:01pm Dean: This Ali Akbar Khan is familiar, indeed. Occidental College in Eagle Rock, NW of LA (where Obama attended for a year or so), used to (maybe still does) have a music series featuring the very best classical Indian performers, including AAK.
	11:01pm Filip: Greetings from Warsaw, Poland! From a "pledged" listener since 1980!
	🥁 11:01pm WR: Thanks for the heads-up on the extended hours Ike.
	11:01pm Sam Segal: Chris! Random Rules! One of SJ favorites. Welcome!
	11:01pm doctorjazz: Time to Raga and Roll!
	11:02pm ParUbi: such a balm on the soul
	11:03pm Sam Segal: Filip! You've made my night! Thank you for listening all the way in Warsaw. My Varsovian ancestors would be so proud.
	🥁 11:04pm WR: Hello Filip, must be late at night, or should I say, very early morning in Warsaw. Nice that Sam's comment triggered you to say hello.
	11:04pm chresti: Moonstone Beach looks like a nice place to visit.
	11:05pm Filip: Hi WR, yes it is. Burning my midnight oil... About to go to sleep... Cheers!
	11:06pm Ike: And all New Yorkers, if you're voting Biden, please do so on the progressive Working Families Party line. NY's weird fusion voting system means you can vote for someone on any line where they appear and it'll count just as much, and Quid Pro Cuomo is trying to kill WFP by raising the minimum votes for them to keep their ballot line.
	11:06pm Sam Segal: Is it far from you, Chresti? Looks like its located in Cambria, CA.
	🥁 11:09pm WR: Yes yes Ike, WFP!
	11:10pm Sam Segal: I'll do anything to upset Cuomo. Thanks, Ike.
	11:10pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, It was called The Music Circle. I saw so many fantastic shows there. Ravi Shankar for one.
	11:11pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Franco!
	11:12pm Dean: Cambria is, give or take, halfway between LA and SF. Still there! https://www.musiccircle.org/upcoming-events
	11:12pm chresti: Maybe 500+ miles north of us, by Humbolt
	11:14pm Dean: That ain't Cambria, then.
	11:15pm Dean: But it is Cambria. That isn't anywhere near Humboldt, chresti.
	11:16pm Dean: You mean San Luis Obispo, another CSU town.
	11:17pm Dean: Was just wondering when Nimbus would appear among the labels.
	🥁 11:20pm WR: Brooklyn Raga Massive has an annual 24 hour festival in the fall and with it being online only this year they've got a wider range of participants. www.ragaslive.org
	11:20pm chresti: Moonstone commons.wikimedia.org...
	11:21pm chresti: Sorry, not Cambria, that´s a different animal.
	11:21pm Dean: Well, what do you know? Two Moonstone Beaches in California!
	11:22pm Sam Segal: Excited to tune into the Ragas Live festival on WKCR. The Indian Classical show on WKCR on Sunday nights, which I think is associated with Brooklyn Raga Massive somehow, was an inspiration for tonight's program.
	11:23pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Ali Akbar Khan with Zakir Hussain outside at Stearns Grove, a big stand of redwoods in San Francisco, out in the Avenues on a very hot afternoon.
	11:24pm chresti: Oh, you were meaning another Moonstone!
	11:24pm coelacanth∅: are any of you californians familiar with a spot called, i think, china grove, near palo alto?
	11:25pm Dean: I attended an India festival in Long Beach. Lakshmi Shankar played. Anyway, I was in jeans and t-shirt, and many of the females in attendance were in saris. I sat next to one who leaned over during the performances to whisper to me, "You're the most comfortable person here."
	11:25pm rustypepin: awesome cuts!
	🥁 11:26pm WR: Yes, I've listened to it on WKCR. Enjoyed it so much last year that I resolved in 2020 to go and then, you know...
	11:26pm chresti: There is another Moonstone Beach in Rhode Island.
	11:26pm Sam Segal: Thanks for checking in and digging, Rusty!
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: hmm - now that i think about it there's a doobie brothers song called china grove so i guess either everyone knows about it or there are many china groves
	11:27pm rustypepin: Your research/selections is making my evening. Thanks
	11:28pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, The Indians who are the majority at these shows are always well dressed....and then there's us dirty hippies!
	11:29pm Dean: Or, as the case may be, dirty suburban yokel kids.
	11:29pm coelacanth∅: ( -i think it's a little cove that's part of china beach, maybe...not that anyone else cares)
	🥁 11:30pm WR: And, Dean, I truly believe that the person made the comment to you with the intention to make you feel welcome even in your informal dress.
	11:32pm chresti: I think there are more than one Pirate´s Cove.
	11:34pm Dean: I have no doubt that she was making an objective remark, WR. Besides, this took place in a huge metropolitan convention center where there was no high standard for proper dress. She was, in other words, complaining about being committed to her sari.
	11:36pm coelacanth∅: probably true chresti. i think i found it though: "china cove" www.lotsafunmaps.com... (sorry to interrupt)
	11:38pm Dean: Weirdest vocal music recording I know: https://www.discogs.com/The-Senior-Dagar-Brothers-Mohinuddin-And-Aminuddin-Dagar-Rag-Todi-in-Concert-Calcutta-1957/release/6415807
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Dagar Brothers were an unfortunate omission from tonight's program. Will have to remedy that soon.
	11:41pm Dean: They are quite special. Second weirdest, not Indian, is https://www.discogs.com/Imas-Permas-Asep-Kosasih-Tembang-Sunda-Sundanese-Classical-Songs/release/13893225
	11:48pm Dean: Somebody care to, pardon the pun, pony up for the remainder of Sam's goal?
	11:49pm Sam Segal: Bless you for the advocacy, Dean!
	11:53pm Dean: Anybody want to split it with me? Franco? chresti? WR? coel?
	11:54pm Dean: Going...going...
	11:56pm Sam Segal: Dean, I'm going to have to have you virtually co-host with me during the marathon with kind of salesmanship. Thank you for your fundraising efforts.
	11:57pm Sam Segal: With this kind of salesmanship**
	11:57pm northguineahills: super thanks, Sam! (still waiting for you to do a 6-9 slot for dawn ragas).
	11:58pm Dean: I'm not a born fundraiser, a fact I know too well from real world experience. But, I mean, c'mon!
	11:58pm Sam Segal: One of these mornings, NGH! Thank you for listening!
	11:58pm northguineahills: smells self yep, Franco is right, I'm a dirty hippie. I need a shower!
	11:59pm doctorjazz: Been enjoying the show, bit sari I came, heh heh...
	11:59pm northguineahills: ...and maybe Sam can do a midday fill-in for noon ragas....
	11:59pm Sam Segal: Fundraising is my work life, so its nice to have someone help out when I'm off the clock, Dean.
	12:00am Dean: Oh, man, I can't imagine. I was on a non-profit board where, of course, fundraising was an obligation. So painfully difficult!
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	12:02am chresti: Thank you Sam! Not sari at all that I came! Haha doc.
	12:04am doctorjazz: (typo, of course, I tried to type "not sari...", Oh well) Thanks, Sam!
	12:06am Sam Segal: Doc! Didn't see the pledge until after I wrapped up. Thank you so much! You'll get an on-air thank you next week.
	12:07am doctorjazz: I'm a last minute kind of guy...
	12:07am chresti: Only 41 now!
	12:07am Sam Segal: And Chresti! You're the best! You'll be hearing from me with a thank you on air next week too.

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October 28, 2020: Out of Which Rose a Winged White Horse: A Late Night Raga Special

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Brooklyn Raga Massive	Raga Bihag Alap	Terry Riley in C	Northern Spy

Ravi Shankar	Raga Rageshri, Pt. 1: Alap	Improvisations	World Pacific	0:09:38 (Pop-up)
Nikhil Banerjee	Raga Desh, Alap "Raga Desh, Alap" by "Nikhil Banerjee"	Live on WDR, Cologne, Germany	Chhanda Dhara	0:20:34 (Pop-up)
Vilayat Khan	Raga Khamaj Thumri "Raga Khamaj Thumri" by "Vilayat Khan"	The Genius of Vilayat Khan	His Master's Voice	0:28:06 (Pop-up)

Shankar Jaikishan	Raga Tilak Kamod	Raga Jazz Style	Outernational	0:56:17 (Pop-up)
Ustad Ali Akbar Khan	Raga Tilak Kamod	50 Glorious Classical Years	Saregama	0:59:07 (Pop-up)
Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia	Raga Shahana Bahar	Saaz - Flute, Vol. 1	Music Today	1:04:25 (Pop-up)
Asad Ali Khan	Composition in Dhamar Tal	Raga Jaijaivanti	Nimbus	1:16:32 (Pop-up)

Padma Talwalkar	Raga Durga - Sakhi Mori Rumajhuma	Ragas Bihag, Durga & Basant	Nimbus	1:33:39 (Pop-up)
Khan Bandhu	Tilak Kamod "Tilak Kamod" by "Khan Bandhu"	Encore... (Khan Bandhu Offer Their Second Disc)	His Master's Voice	1:45:06 (Pop-up)
Dr. N. Rajam	Raga: Malkauns - Hayal Vilambit - Ektaal	Gaayaki On Violin	EMI	1:54:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:02pm ParUbi: Hey Sam and all
	10:05pm chresti: Hi Sam! Hi ParUbi and horse party!
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: howdy Sam and stablemates
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: ...out of witch winged a hoarse white rose?
	10:08pm StringOFperils: Those who are about to raag, we salute you.
	10:08pm northguineahills: Uchchaihshravas represented, Sam!
	10:09pm StringOFperils: Hi Sam, and all
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: and now here's Raga Shankar on the star.
	10:10pm northguineahills: (to whom the title of this show is entitled....)
	10:11pm Sam Segal: What a venerable group of radio comrades we have assembled this evening. Welcome, NGH, Coel, String, Chresti, and ParUbi!
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Right you are about the title of the program, NGH!
	10:16pm ParUbi: Nikhil Banerjee!
	10:17pm Sam Segal: Probably the Indian classic musician whose work I have listened to most.
	10:18pm ParUbi: Most excellent musician!
	10:18pm northguineahills: Also, in pre-medieval Hindi culture, there was a horse sacrofice, based on the Bhagavad Vita, where a white horse was allowed to wander around, and wherever it went, the monarch would claim the land it went as its own. said horse would then be sacrificed.
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Kind of a bummer for said horse!
	10:20pm ParUbi: That was before we had Rotorvators
	10:28pm northguineahills: I was hoping for dawn ragas....(or at least ragga ragas)....
	10:28pm Dean: Ooooh, Nikhil Banerjee, one of my favorites. Was that from the Raga Records series?
	10:31pm Sam Segal: If I play all the tunes I've selected in their entirety, we may have to switch to dawn ragas at the end.
	10:32pm northguineahills: oh, in the horse sacrifice, it was allowed to wander for one year. The monarch would have messangers follow it and put stakes to show where it went..... I'm good until dawn....
	10:32pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Dean! I believe that Nikhil Banerjee recording was released on CD on a label called Chhanda Dhara.
	10:33pm Dean: My Banerjee story involves my having read a highly favorable review during the '90s of a double live album from an Amsterdam club. For years I sought the record, but couldn't find it. Finally, I was in "Little India" near Cerritos and Artesia, California, and I walked into a shop with CDs. I asked about the record, and the clerk got up, walked to the bins, and grabbed the record. Later, I went to the lamented Bodhi Tree in West LA, where I acquired maybe a dozen of his records.
	10:36pm Dean: Do not miss this one: https://www.discogs.com/Nikhil-Banerjee-Shree-Rag/release/6776002
	10:38pm Ike: Excellent sounds! I voted earlier tonight in southern Brooklyn and was surprised to find NO LINE. Apparently early voting sites are less busy near closing time (and it probably helps that it's a weekday).
	10:40pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the tip on that one, Dean. I always need more Banerjee in my life. Haven't heard that one. I was first introduced to his music through a radio program on the London-based internet radio station NTS hosted by DJ Nabihah Iqbal.
	10:40pm Sam Segal: Here's the archive for anyone interested: www.nts.live...
	10:41pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Ike! Congrats on getting the early vote in. I still need to get to my early voting site after work sometime this week. Thanks for the reminder.
	10:41pm ParUbi: I once wrote Gaurang Yodh an email-- he was a physics professor who played sitar, and I found some of his music on vinyl. He recommended (as in the same vein):
	10:42pm ParUbi: Ustad Vilayatkhan Ustan Hidayat Khan ( Vilayat Khan's younger son) Ustad Shaheez Parvez Ustad Rais Khan ( my teacher's son) Pandit Ravi Shankar
	10:43pm Dean: My introduction was that review. Coincidentally, now that I've lived for nearly 20 years in Berkeley, he was a frequent visitor to these parts. Banerjee is typically more introspective (to my ear) than Shankar, but that Shree Rag is 80 minutes of show-stopper virtuosity.
	10:43pm Sam Segal: Got two from the list in this set! Thanks for the recommendations, ParUbi. Will need to look into some names I don't recognize.
	🥁 10:43pm WR: Cripies Ike, if I didn't have to work so late (just finished) I would have gone to vote tonight. All years past I've usually voted after 7pm and no crowd. Went Sunday and the line was half a block long at 11am so I didn't wait.
	10:46pm Sam Segal: Welcome, WR!
	10:48pm northguineahills: I have so many rekkids by the surname, 'Khan', I'm not sure if I have a Vilayat one....
	10:49pm northguineahills: listening to raga 78s is great, for about 2.5 minutes...
	10:50pm ParUbi: Ashvamedha
	10:51pm Ike: @WR, if you're in NY, they've extended the hours this weekend.
	🥁 10:51pm WR: @ParUbi: "Ustad Rais Khan ( my teacher's son)" Your teacher?
	10:52pm chresti: Dug the Ragas, thanks.
	🥁 10:54pm WR: $61 and Sam can hollar Ggoooooooooooal!"
	10:54pm ParUbi: @WR-- no, that was his teacher. I just cut and pasted from the email
	10:55pm chresti: 61 to go!
	10:56pm Dean: We in for some vina tonight?
	10:57pm chresti: Veena, yeah!
	10:57pm Sam Segal: I think we may in fact have some Veena on tap!
	10:58pm Dean: Barolo or Erbaluce?
	10:58pm Dean: Sorry, that's vino.
	10:59pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	11:00pm Sam Segal: Doc! Glad you're here.
	11:00pm Chris Farrell: Maybe I crossed the wrong river, I know I walked down the wrong hall. I'll find myself back to my textbook... now JUST. wanted to see.. :::)
	11:01pm Dean: This Ali Akbar Khan is familiar, indeed. Occidental College in Eagle Rock, NW of LA (where Obama attended for a year or so), used to (maybe still does) have a music series featuring the very best classical Indian performers, including AAK.
	11:01pm Filip: Greetings from Warsaw, Poland! From a "pledged" listener since 1980!
	🥁 11:01pm WR: Thanks for the heads-up on the extended hours Ike.
	11:01pm Sam Segal: Chris! Random Rules! One of SJ favorites. Welcome!
	11:01pm doctorjazz: Time to Raga and Roll!
	11:02pm ParUbi: such a balm on the soul
	11:03pm Sam Segal: Filip! You've made my night! Thank you for listening all the way in Warsaw. My Varsovian ancestors would be so proud.
	🥁 11:04pm WR: Hello Filip, must be late at night, or should I say, very early morning in Warsaw. Nice that Sam's comment triggered you to say hello.
	11:04pm chresti: Moonstone Beach looks like a nice place to visit.
	11:05pm Filip: Hi WR, yes it is. Burning my midnight oil... About to go to sleep... Cheers!
	11:06pm Ike: And all New Yorkers, if you're voting Biden, please do so on the progressive Working Families Party line. NY's weird fusion voting system means you can vote for someone on any line where they appear and it'll count just as much, and Quid Pro Cuomo is trying to kill WFP by raising the minimum votes for them to keep their ballot line.
	11:06pm Sam Segal: Is it far from you, Chresti? Looks like its located in Cambria, CA.
	🥁 11:09pm WR: Yes yes Ike, WFP!
	11:10pm Sam Segal: I'll do anything to upset Cuomo. Thanks, Ike.
	11:10pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, It was called The Music Circle. I saw so many fantastic shows there. Ravi Shankar for one.
	11:11pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Franco!
	11:12pm Dean: Cambria is, give or take, halfway between LA and SF. Still there! https://www.musiccircle.org/upcoming-events
	11:12pm chresti: Maybe 500+ miles north of us, by Humbolt
	11:14pm Dean: That ain't Cambria, then.
	11:15pm Dean: But it is Cambria. That isn't anywhere near Humboldt, chresti.
	11:16pm Dean: You mean San Luis Obispo, another CSU town.
	11:17pm Dean: Was just wondering when Nimbus would appear among the labels.
	🥁 11:20pm WR: Brooklyn Raga Massive has an annual 24 hour festival in the fall and with it being online only this year they've got a wider range of participants. www.ragaslive.org
	11:20pm chresti: Moonstone commons.wikimedia.org...
	11:21pm chresti: Sorry, not Cambria, that´s a different animal.
	11:21pm Dean: Well, what do you know? Two Moonstone Beaches in California!
	11:22pm Sam Segal: Excited to tune into the Ragas Live festival on WKCR. The Indian Classical show on WKCR on Sunday nights, which I think is associated with Brooklyn Raga Massive somehow, was an inspiration for tonight's program.
	11:23pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Ali Akbar Khan with Zakir Hussain outside at Stearns Grove, a big stand of redwoods in San Francisco, out in the Avenues on a very hot afternoon.
	11:24pm chresti: Oh, you were meaning another Moonstone!
	11:24pm coelacanth∅: are any of you californians familiar with a spot called, i think, china grove, near palo alto?
	11:25pm Dean: I attended an India festival in Long Beach. Lakshmi Shankar played. Anyway, I was in jeans and t-shirt, and many of the females in attendance were in saris. I sat next to one who leaned over during the performances to whisper to me, "You're the most comfortable person here."
	11:25pm rustypepin: awesome cuts!
	🥁 11:26pm WR: Yes, I've listened to it on WKCR. Enjoyed it so much last year that I resolved in 2020 to go and then, you know...
	11:26pm chresti: There is another Moonstone Beach in Rhode Island.
	11:26pm Sam Segal: Thanks for checking in and digging, Rusty!
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: hmm - now that i think about it there's a doobie brothers song called china grove so i guess either everyone knows about it or there are many china groves
	11:27pm rustypepin: Your research/selections is making my evening. Thanks
	11:28pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, The Indians who are the majority at these shows are always well dressed....and then there's us dirty hippies!
	11:29pm Dean: Or, as the case may be, dirty suburban yokel kids.
	11:29pm coelacanth∅: ( -i think it's a little cove that's part of china beach, maybe...not that anyone else cares)
	🥁 11:30pm WR: And, Dean, I truly believe that the person made the comment to you with the intention to make you feel welcome even in your informal dress.
	11:32pm chresti: I think there are more than one Pirate´s Cove.
	11:34pm Dean: I have no doubt that she was making an objective remark, WR. Besides, this took place in a huge metropolitan convention center where there was no high standard for proper dress. She was, in other words, complaining about being committed to her sari.
	11:36pm coelacanth∅: probably true chresti. i think i found it though: "china cove" www.lotsafunmaps.com... (sorry to interrupt)
	11:38pm Dean: Weirdest vocal music recording I know: https://www.discogs.com/The-Senior-Dagar-Brothers-Mohinuddin-And-Aminuddin-Dagar-Rag-Todi-in-Concert-Calcutta-1957/release/6415807
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Dagar Brothers were an unfortunate omission from tonight's program. Will have to remedy that soon.
	11:41pm Dean: They are quite special. Second weirdest, not Indian, is https://www.discogs.com/Imas-Permas-Asep-Kosasih-Tembang-Sunda-Sundanese-Classical-Songs/release/13893225
	11:48pm Dean: Somebody care to, pardon the pun, pony up for the remainder of Sam's goal?
	11:49pm Sam Segal: Bless you for the advocacy, Dean!
	11:53pm Dean: Anybody want to split it with me? Franco? chresti? WR? coel?
	11:54pm Dean: Going...going...
	11:56pm Sam Segal: Dean, I'm going to have to have you virtually co-host with me during the marathon with kind of salesmanship. Thank you for your fundraising efforts.
	11:57pm Sam Segal: With this kind of salesmanship**
	11:57pm northguineahills: super thanks, Sam! (still waiting for you to do a 6-9 slot for dawn ragas).
	11:58pm Dean: I'm not a born fundraiser, a fact I know too well from real world experience. But, I mean, c'mon!
	11:58pm Sam Segal: One of these mornings, NGH! Thank you for listening!
	11:58pm northguineahills: smells self yep, Franco is right, I'm a dirty hippie. I need a shower!
	11:59pm doctorjazz: Been enjoying the show, bit sari I came, heh heh...
	11:59pm northguineahills: ...and maybe Sam can do a midday fill-in for noon ragas....
	11:59pm Sam Segal: Fundraising is my work life, so its nice to have someone help out when I'm off the clock, Dean.
	12:00am Dean: Oh, man, I can't imagine. I was on a non-profit board where, of course, fundraising was an obligation. So painfully difficult!
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	12:02am chresti: Thank you Sam! Not sari at all that I came! Haha doc.
	12:04am doctorjazz: (typo, of course, I tried to type "not sari...", Oh well) Thanks, Sam!
	12:06am Sam Segal: Doc! Didn't see the pledge until after I wrapped up. Thank you so much! You'll get an on-air thank you next week.
	12:07am doctorjazz: I'm a last minute kind of guy...
	12:07am chresti: Only 41 now!
	12:07am Sam Segal: And Chresti! You're the best! You'll be hearing from me with a thank you on air next week too.

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 28, 2020

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