WFMU: Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from September 23, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's a Hinky Dinky World out there!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Every day IS a Special Day in the Free World!
	🥁 12:02pm WR: Hinky Dink Dave!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Let's rearrange this mess and see what happens!
	12:03pm Alex In Illinois: ... the building I'm every dog gone thing!
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: I gotta get off these pills. I'm hallucinating.
	12:04pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hope you're better soon, UM.
	🥁 12:05pm WR: UM, will you every play violin again?
	12:06pm Dave Sewelson: Ken and doc and WR and stringy and Alex and Sock and UNCLE!!!
	12:06pm Dave Sewelson: Now I am nervous with UM listening.....
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: WR, just as well as before...I promise. Thanks, Hopey.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: I'd make notes, Dave...but I'm wasted.
	12:07pm StringOFperils: UM's tripping balls, Dave. It'll be memorable to the bone.
	12:07pm Dave Sewelson: I got that healing feeling....
	12:07pm StringOFperils: *sorry UM. I feel your pain. I do.
	12:08pm spodiodi: happy Friday, Dave, Free Worlders, Uncle Michael and Hinky Dinkaroonies
	12:09pm duke: Every day is Saturday now, or as Rex says "Everyday is Saturday to a dog."
	12:12pm Dave Sewelson: Spodi hey
	12:12pm Dave Sewelson: everyday ends in day
	12:13pm Phillippe: howdy
	12:14pm Dave Sewelson: ...duke....dog...duck...duck...goose
	12:14pm Dave Sewelson: Phillipe...its hard to see how many els you got there.....
	12:15pm Phillippe: @dave I just pick up the loose ones Michele leaves in her wake
	12:17pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Dave, hello all. Looking forward to Jazz Out!
	🥁 12:17pm WR: Harry and Barney courtesy of Rahsaan and Al.
	12:19pm Dave Sewelson: Mr. Oxford....thanks for stepping by....
	12:20pm Andrew Waterloo: Robin Holcomb was pleasure to see live in several different groups this summer.
	🥁 12:23pm WR: Didn't hear no Hibbler. Play some with Mr. Al. Ah, there he is.
	12:24pm Andrew Waterloo: Another great Holcomb ensemble whirrboom.bandcamp.com...
	12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello Dave and everyone.
	12:25pm Mr. Oxford: Who is singing on this version of "This Love of Mine"?
	12:26pm Marie: Hey Dave, hey All, I'm finding this jazz to be perfect for this fall day. Thanks, Dave. I hope UM is fine and having fun.
	12:26pm Dave Sewelson: Al Hibbler is singing...
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: Thanks, Dave. I was just wondering, I've only ever heard this song in Frank Sinatra's voice. This was a beautiful version.
	🥁 12:28pm WR: Thank you for the link @Andrew @12:24
	12:29pm Andrew Waterloo: @WR yw
	12:29pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Waterloo......
	12:29pm Dave Sewelson: Marie...dig it
	12:30pm Marie: I'm loving this Al Hibbler!
	12:30pm Dave Sewelson: Marie...yeah.......they say Al got in Frank's face at at a party and sang him into a corner....
	12:31pm Marie: I bet, what a rich voice
	12:32pm Marie: And the music is fantastic @)--everythng about this is great
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Sammy Davis used to do a pretty funny Al Hibbler impression.
	12:33pm Marie: Hey UM! I heard you're high as a kite!
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: mmhmm
	12:35pm StringOFperils: Love this stuff. :)
	12:36pm Marie: Happy Friday! Happy first day of fall. Did you have some kind of procedure, UM?
	12:43pm Doug Schulkind: The great producer Joel Dorn thought to bring Kirk and Hibbler together. Nice move.
	12:44pm Dave Sewelson: Doug, yeah...
	12:45pm Marie: DOUG!--yeah, that was such a special song or set of songs--Kirk and Hibbler
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Marie. I had some hardware installed...screws.
	12:46pm StringOFperils: Rife with 'Masked Announcers' around here. That's my lame Joel Dorn joke and I'm sticking with it
	12:48pm Marie: @UM--ooOooh. Was it related to your biking accident? I have a plate in my left arm from a bad break from a bike spill. In fact, I realized at one point that all of the broken bones (5) I've had are all from biking, starting when I was 5 @). I hope you have a speedy recovery!
	12:49pm Marie: Dave, ur playing such beauty
	12:49pm Doug Schulkind: Everyone should have a Joel Dorn joke struck to them.
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: No, Marie. This was a brand new accident.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Disc jockey, heal thyself!
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Bless you, Dave.
	12:51pm StringOFperils: Henceforth known as titaniUM
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Who's my Magneto?
	12:53pm StringOFperils: Better contend with gravity first. Start small.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: Don't cross Keely.
	12:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Love the duo of Keely and Louis.
	12:59pm still b/p: Talk to the shirt. Keely, 2008. s.hdnux.com...
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: nice!
	1:02pm Dave Sewelson: yeah still b / p...
	1:03pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I was fortunate enough to see Keely and Sam Butera at the Sands in Vegas in the 90s. It was of course awesome.
	1:06pm Mr. Oxford: Was not expecting Indian classical music. Pleasant surprise.
	1:07pm Marie: Glad you survived the incident, UM! Dave, this show is like totally super duper cosmically healing. I feel a definite vibage uplift, fer real.
	1:08pm Dave Sewelson: Ya never know what's gonna happen next around here.......
	1:10pm Mr. Oxford: the album title 'Shadi Ki Shehnai' means Shehnai (the wind instrument being played) in Marriages. This is basically music that is played during marriage ceremonies in Northern India.
	1:10pm Mr. Oxford: Or at least it used to be played in marriages many decades ago.
	1:11pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Mr. Oxford.....
	1:12pm StringOFperils: I've never heard the shehnai played this well, I don't think. Only in loud public religious festival settings...his control of tone is almost like Armenian duduk in places. It's really beautiful
	1:13pm Dave Sewelson: Bismallah Khan was the baddest...heard him at Town Hall....blew my mind....
	1:15pm Mr. Oxford: @Sop, He was a world-class maestro of Shehnai, perhaps the most well known Shehnai player. He was also one of the most celebrated classical musicians in India.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: I certainly do hear it, Mr. O. I think I'll seek him out in a record store I know In Little India, a few miles east of here.
	1:17pm doctorjazz: Had to step away for a bit, just caught up with comments. Had a bunch of bike injury/fractures myself, starting at age 13 (hit by a car), and an elbow fracture and finger fracture as a biking adult (who's crazy idea was it to take up mountain biking...?)
	1:19pm Mr. Oxford: I just caught up with some of the earlier chat too...Hope you get better soon Uncle Michael.
	1:24pm Phillippe: @docjazz I used to mountain bike years ago and our saying when we finished went along the lines of "if you're bleeding somewhere, then it's been a good day!" Then one day I leaned into a sapling when I went around a turn too fast, caught my forearm on a nub where the tree had just been pruned, and opened a 4 inch gash. We did a little field repair on it, but it swelled so much our only bandage started cutting off the circulation to my hand so I had to ride around with an open wound until we got out of the woods. We stop using that saying after that.
	1:25pm Jeff Moore: Reading a bit about the shehnai, I ran across a reference to that instrument being part of the class of instruments called aerophones. I'd never seen that word or heard of that extremely broad class of instruments (said class including, as I'm sure the better informed among us than me have long known, the saxomophones our host blows). Aerophone. Sounds a little bit archaic, like aerodrome. And clearly I like that lexicological family, because visitors to our home are likely to have sipped the cocktail I call, yes, the Aerodrome.
	1:27pm StringOFperils: Aerophone seems better appended to politicians: something that employs air to make noise
	1:27pm Mr. Oxford: Thank you Dave for playing this. You reminded me of my culture.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: From Raag to Boogie Woogie, just the way (some) jazz historians say it happened...
	1:29pm StringOFperils: Ha ha. Raagtime. Brilliant.
	🥁 1:31pm WR: Nice segue, Dave. From the wedding ceremony to the reception party. Yes, SOp, doctorjazz nice turn of phrase.
	1:32pm Marie: This guy I guess had to give up the sauce? Me too. @) I now occasionally take a gummy bear
	1:51pm Marie: Great show, Dave!
	1:52pm Mr. Oxford: That Fowler-Parker-Griffen piece was wild.
	2:01pm Dave Sewelson: thanks for sticking around Marie and Mr. Oxford...
	2:06pm doctorjazz: Ron Stabinsky, not a name I know, cool track!
	2:08pm Dave Sewelson: thanks doc....
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Mendoza IS a name I know, have to catch her live one of these days! (she's quite the player). Speaking of live, I see Dave has a gig at the Downtown Music Gallery Tuesday Oct 4, hope I can get to it! (got to see him with the Microscopic Septet, 3 sets this past summer).
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: Dude. I'm folding laundry.
	2:16pm Dave Sewelson: Dude....
	2:27pm Jeff Moore: Dude!
	2:28pm Mr. Oxford: I'm liking these tracks from Mahakala Music record label
	2:28pm doctorjazz: Got to see Marshall Allen twice this year, with the Sun Ra Arkestra (at the Solid Sounds Festival), and at a festival at Roulette. 97 years old, huh, amazing!
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: I do laundry but I don't like laundry. But I like "I Like Laundry". Got it?
	2:30pm Mr. Oxford: @doctorjazz That is fantastic
	2:31pm doctorjazz: 😊
	2:32pm doctorjazz: OK, need to do some yoga/exercises, will keep music on.
	2:34pm doctorjazz: (Don Byron had a great band years back dedicated to the music of Mickey Katz)
	2:35pm StringOFperils: Like 30 years ago already! Yikes.
	2:36pm Mr. Oxford: What a transition from Mickey Katz to this beautiful piece of aggressive jazz music
	2:37pm StringOFperils: Gato Barbieri. Screamin' some fire.
	2:39pm Mr. Oxford: Oh man this is blowing every organ in my body away. Or perhaps I'm just not that used to free jazz music.
	2:40pm Dave Sewelson: stringy...might be pharaoh on that one...
	2:42pm StringOFperils: I defer to your much-more-inside knowledge Dave. Sounded like Gato's playing on Tropic Appetites
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Thank you for the music, Dovid Melech. And thank you for not letting my favorite three hours go to waste today.
	2:44pm doctorjazz: Have this Cherry (as part of the Mosaic Blue Note Box), have to pull it out, haven't heard it in a long time...
	2:46pm Dave Sewelson: I dunno stringy....the robot thinks it pharaoh
	2:47pm Dave Sewelson: when you back uncle?
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Next week! Unless the comet strikes the Earth.
	2:47pm Marie: Your show was just the shot in the arm I needed, Dave. Life is feeling like a looser garment now. Looking forward to UM's return!
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Marie.
	2:48pm StringOFperils: Hey man, I believe you. I'd considered the possibility, cuz he's in that orchestra, and not a force to take second place. I just love the music
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Google also says Pharaoh Sanders with the Jazz Composer's Orchestra. Fun/great show, Dave, kinda unusual (most of the shows have a guest, and the guest usually charts the course of the music selection. Nice to hear Dave's Picks). Thanks!
	2:51pm Mr. Oxford: Thanks Dave for a wonderful show!
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Feel good, UM!!!
	2:52pm Jeff Moore: I was kinda starting to look forward to Redd working blue!
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: BBlue
	2:53pm Mr. Oxford: @doctorjazz, I agree. This show of Dave's in particular was unique due to focus on his picks - which had a whole lot of wonderful variety!
	2:53pm Mr. Oxford: See you next week Uncle Michael
	2:54pm Dave Sewelson: Sorry Jeff....next time.....
	2:55pm StringOFperils: Yeah. Pharoah on 'Preview'. Oh well, reaching out in public and making lots of mistakes, if that ain't jazz...I'll have to go aback and listen to that again.
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Sonny, when he thought about playing "out" for a minute...
	🥁 2:58pm WR: Thank you very much, Dave! Hoping heaps of healing happening for you UM! Laters all. SOp, we all feeling our way through this together. It's a discussion with no repercussion as long as we can stay connected.
	3:00pm doctorjazz: What WR said-I've posted incorrect stuff, it's just fun to be in the mix here.
	3:02pm StringOFperils: Absolutely! I learn a lot. But thanks for the support, all the same. I'll live. Thanks Dave!!!
	3:02pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks all!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from September 23, 2022

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September 23, 2022: Music for a Hinky Dinky Time

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Robin Holcomb	Electrical Storm "Electrical Storm" by "Robin Holcomb"	One Way or Another Vol.1		https://robinholcomb1.bandcamp.com/album/one-way-or-another	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Robin Holcomb	I've Got That Feeling	One Way or Another Vol.1		https://robinholcomb1.bandcamp.com/album/one-way-or-another	0:07:40 (Pop-up)
Robin Holcomb	I'm Gonna Leave Again	One		https://robinholcomb1.bandcamp.com/album/one-way-or-another	0:10:26 (Pop-up)
Roland Kirk & Al Hibbler	Carney and Bigard Place	A Meeting of the Times	Atlantic		0:15:33 (Pop-up)
Roland Kirk & Al Hibbler	This Love of Mine	A Meeting of the Times	Atlantic		2:05:03 (Pop-up)
Roland Kirk & Al Hibbler	Do Nothing Till You Hear from Me	A Meeting of the Times	Atlantic		0:27:47 (Pop-up)
Donald Byrd and Booker Little	Ping Pong Beer	The Third World	Warwick		0:31:50 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	Embraceable You "Embraceable You" by "Sarah Vaughan"	Sarah Vaughn			0:37:55 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	I'm Glad There Is You	Sarah Vaughn			0:42:44 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	He's My Guy "He's My Guy" by "Sarah Vaughan"	Sarah Vaughn			0:50:20 (Pop-up)
Louis Prima	I Beeped When I Shoulda Bopped	Beepin’ And Boppin’			0:54:31 (Pop-up)
Art Pepper	You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To	Art Pepper			0:58:12 (Pop-up)
Bismallah Khan	Raag Bhairav "Raag Bhairav" by "Bismallah Khan"	Shadi Ki Shehnai Vol 1			1:04:17 (Pop-up)
Albert Ammons	Boogie Woogie at Civic Opera				1:27:06 (Pop-up)
Champion Jack Dupree	Junker's Blues				1:29:11 (Pop-up)
Chad Fowler, William Parker, Anders Griffen	Marker	Broken Unbroken	Mahakala Music	https://mahakalamusic.bandcamp.com/album/broken-unbroken	1:33:26 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Durante	Durante Patron of the Arts				1:49:48 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Durante	Umbriago "Umbriago" by "Jimmy Durante"				1:52:42 (Pop-up)
Sonny Rollins	It Could Happen To You	The Sound of Sonny			1:55:43 (Pop-up)
Ron Stabinsky	....After It's Over	Free For One	Hot Cup Records		1:59:19 (Pop-up)
Ava Mendoza	Sun Gun "Sun Gun" by "Ava Mendoza"	New Spells		https://avamendozamusic.bandcamp.com/album/new-spells	2:06:03 (Pop-up)
75 Dollar Bill Little Big Band	I Like Laundry	Live at rou		https://75dollarbill.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-roulette	2:12:59 (Pop-up)
Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen	Dancing Shadow	Dancing Shadows	Mahakala Music	https://mahakalamusic.bandcamp.com/album/dancing-shadows	2:23:21 (Pop-up)
Mickey Katz	Grandma's Dreidel "Grandma's Dreidel" by "Mickey Katz"				2:29:43 (Pop-up)
Mickey Katz	Trombonick Tanz "Trombonick Tanz" by "Mickey Katz"				2:31:56 (Pop-up)
The Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Preview				2:34:31 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	The Thing "The Thing" by "Don Cherry"	Where Is Brooklyn?			2:38:01 (Pop-up)
Sallah Ragab and the Cairo Jazz Band	Ramadan in Space Time				2:44:11 (Pop-up)
Sonny Rollins	East Broadway Run Down	East Broadway Run Down			2:51:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's a Hinky Dinky World out there!
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Every day IS a Special Day in the Free World!
	🥁 12:02pm WR: Hinky Dink Dave!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Let's rearrange this mess and see what happens!
	12:03pm Alex In Illinois: ... the building I'm every dog gone thing!
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: I gotta get off these pills. I'm hallucinating.
	12:04pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hope you're better soon, UM.
	🥁 12:05pm WR: UM, will you every play violin again?
	12:06pm Dave Sewelson: Ken and doc and WR and stringy and Alex and Sock and UNCLE!!!
	12:06pm Dave Sewelson: Now I am nervous with UM listening.....
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: WR, just as well as before...I promise. Thanks, Hopey.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: I'd make notes, Dave...but I'm wasted.
	12:07pm StringOFperils: UM's tripping balls, Dave. It'll be memorable to the bone.
	12:07pm Dave Sewelson: I got that healing feeling....
	12:07pm StringOFperils: *sorry UM. I feel your pain. I do.
	12:08pm spodiodi: happy Friday, Dave, Free Worlders, Uncle Michael and Hinky Dinkaroonies
	12:09pm duke: Every day is Saturday now, or as Rex says "Everyday is Saturday to a dog."
	12:12pm Dave Sewelson: Spodi hey
	12:12pm Dave Sewelson: everyday ends in day
	12:13pm Phillippe: howdy
	12:14pm Dave Sewelson: ...duke....dog...duck...duck...goose
	12:14pm Dave Sewelson: Phillipe...its hard to see how many els you got there.....
	12:15pm Phillippe: @dave I just pick up the loose ones Michele leaves in her wake
	12:17pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Dave, hello all. Looking forward to Jazz Out!
	🥁 12:17pm WR: Harry and Barney courtesy of Rahsaan and Al.
	12:19pm Dave Sewelson: Mr. Oxford....thanks for stepping by....
	12:20pm Andrew Waterloo: Robin Holcomb was pleasure to see live in several different groups this summer.
	🥁 12:23pm WR: Didn't hear no Hibbler. Play some with Mr. Al. Ah, there he is.
	12:24pm Andrew Waterloo: Another great Holcomb ensemble whirrboom.bandcamp.com...
	12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello Dave and everyone.
	12:25pm Mr. Oxford: Who is singing on this version of "This Love of Mine"?
	12:26pm Marie: Hey Dave, hey All, I'm finding this jazz to be perfect for this fall day. Thanks, Dave. I hope UM is fine and having fun.
	12:26pm Dave Sewelson: Al Hibbler is singing...
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: Thanks, Dave. I was just wondering, I've only ever heard this song in Frank Sinatra's voice. This was a beautiful version.
	🥁 12:28pm WR: Thank you for the link @Andrew @12:24
	12:29pm Andrew Waterloo: @WR yw
	12:29pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Waterloo......
	12:29pm Dave Sewelson: Marie...dig it
	12:30pm Marie: I'm loving this Al Hibbler!
	12:30pm Dave Sewelson: Marie...yeah.......they say Al got in Frank's face at at a party and sang him into a corner....
	12:31pm Marie: I bet, what a rich voice
	12:32pm Marie: And the music is fantastic @)--everythng about this is great
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Sammy Davis used to do a pretty funny Al Hibbler impression.
	12:33pm Marie: Hey UM! I heard you're high as a kite!
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: mmhmm
	12:35pm StringOFperils: Love this stuff. :)
	12:36pm Marie: Happy Friday! Happy first day of fall. Did you have some kind of procedure, UM?
	12:43pm Doug Schulkind: The great producer Joel Dorn thought to bring Kirk and Hibbler together. Nice move.
	12:44pm Dave Sewelson: Doug, yeah...
	12:45pm Marie: DOUG!--yeah, that was such a special song or set of songs--Kirk and Hibbler
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Yes, Marie. I had some hardware installed...screws.
	12:46pm StringOFperils: Rife with 'Masked Announcers' around here. That's my lame Joel Dorn joke and I'm sticking with it
	12:48pm Marie: @UM--ooOooh. Was it related to your biking accident? I have a plate in my left arm from a bad break from a bike spill. In fact, I realized at one point that all of the broken bones (5) I've had are all from biking, starting when I was 5 @). I hope you have a speedy recovery!
	12:49pm Marie: Dave, ur playing such beauty
	12:49pm Doug Schulkind: Everyone should have a Joel Dorn joke struck to them.
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: No, Marie. This was a brand new accident.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Disc jockey, heal thyself!
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: Bless you, Dave.
	12:51pm StringOFperils: Henceforth known as titaniUM
	12:52pm Uncle Michael: Who's my Magneto?
	12:53pm StringOFperils: Better contend with gravity first. Start small.
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: Don't cross Keely.
	12:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Love the duo of Keely and Louis.
	12:59pm still b/p: Talk to the shirt. Keely, 2008. s.hdnux.com...
	1:00pm Uncle Michael: nice!
	1:02pm Dave Sewelson: yeah still b / p...
	1:03pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I was fortunate enough to see Keely and Sam Butera at the Sands in Vegas in the 90s. It was of course awesome.
	1:06pm Mr. Oxford: Was not expecting Indian classical music. Pleasant surprise.
	1:07pm Marie: Glad you survived the incident, UM! Dave, this show is like totally super duper cosmically healing. I feel a definite vibage uplift, fer real.
	1:08pm Dave Sewelson: Ya never know what's gonna happen next around here.......
	1:10pm Mr. Oxford: the album title 'Shadi Ki Shehnai' means Shehnai (the wind instrument being played) in Marriages. This is basically music that is played during marriage ceremonies in Northern India.
	1:10pm Mr. Oxford: Or at least it used to be played in marriages many decades ago.
	1:11pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Mr. Oxford.....
	1:12pm StringOFperils: I've never heard the shehnai played this well, I don't think. Only in loud public religious festival settings...his control of tone is almost like Armenian duduk in places. It's really beautiful
	1:13pm Dave Sewelson: Bismallah Khan was the baddest...heard him at Town Hall....blew my mind....
	1:15pm Mr. Oxford: @Sop, He was a world-class maestro of Shehnai, perhaps the most well known Shehnai player. He was also one of the most celebrated classical musicians in India.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: I certainly do hear it, Mr. O. I think I'll seek him out in a record store I know In Little India, a few miles east of here.
	1:17pm doctorjazz: Had to step away for a bit, just caught up with comments. Had a bunch of bike injury/fractures myself, starting at age 13 (hit by a car), and an elbow fracture and finger fracture as a biking adult (who's crazy idea was it to take up mountain biking...?)
	1:19pm Mr. Oxford: I just caught up with some of the earlier chat too...Hope you get better soon Uncle Michael.
	1:24pm Phillippe: @docjazz I used to mountain bike years ago and our saying when we finished went along the lines of "if you're bleeding somewhere, then it's been a good day!" Then one day I leaned into a sapling when I went around a turn too fast, caught my forearm on a nub where the tree had just been pruned, and opened a 4 inch gash. We did a little field repair on it, but it swelled so much our only bandage started cutting off the circulation to my hand so I had to ride around with an open wound until we got out of the woods. We stop using that saying after that.
	1:25pm Jeff Moore: Reading a bit about the shehnai, I ran across a reference to that instrument being part of the class of instruments called aerophones. I'd never seen that word or heard of that extremely broad class of instruments (said class including, as I'm sure the better informed among us than me have long known, the saxomophones our host blows). Aerophone. Sounds a little bit archaic, like aerodrome. And clearly I like that lexicological family, because visitors to our home are likely to have sipped the cocktail I call, yes, the Aerodrome.
	1:27pm StringOFperils: Aerophone seems better appended to politicians: something that employs air to make noise
	1:27pm Mr. Oxford: Thank you Dave for playing this. You reminded me of my culture.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: From Raag to Boogie Woogie, just the way (some) jazz historians say it happened...
	1:29pm StringOFperils: Ha ha. Raagtime. Brilliant.
	🥁 1:31pm WR: Nice segue, Dave. From the wedding ceremony to the reception party. Yes, SOp, doctorjazz nice turn of phrase.
	1:32pm Marie: This guy I guess had to give up the sauce? Me too. @) I now occasionally take a gummy bear
	1:51pm Marie: Great show, Dave!
	1:52pm Mr. Oxford: That Fowler-Parker-Griffen piece was wild.
	2:01pm Dave Sewelson: thanks for sticking around Marie and Mr. Oxford...
	2:06pm doctorjazz: Ron Stabinsky, not a name I know, cool track!
	2:08pm Dave Sewelson: thanks doc....
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Mendoza IS a name I know, have to catch her live one of these days! (she's quite the player). Speaking of live, I see Dave has a gig at the Downtown Music Gallery Tuesday Oct 4, hope I can get to it! (got to see him with the Microscopic Septet, 3 sets this past summer).
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: Dude. I'm folding laundry.
	2:16pm Dave Sewelson: Dude....
	2:27pm Jeff Moore: Dude!
	2:28pm Mr. Oxford: I'm liking these tracks from Mahakala Music record label
	2:28pm doctorjazz: Got to see Marshall Allen twice this year, with the Sun Ra Arkestra (at the Solid Sounds Festival), and at a festival at Roulette. 97 years old, huh, amazing!
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: I do laundry but I don't like laundry. But I like "I Like Laundry". Got it?
	2:30pm Mr. Oxford: @doctorjazz That is fantastic
	2:31pm doctorjazz: 😊
	2:32pm doctorjazz: OK, need to do some yoga/exercises, will keep music on.
	2:34pm doctorjazz: (Don Byron had a great band years back dedicated to the music of Mickey Katz)
	2:35pm StringOFperils: Like 30 years ago already! Yikes.
	2:36pm Mr. Oxford: What a transition from Mickey Katz to this beautiful piece of aggressive jazz music
	2:37pm StringOFperils: Gato Barbieri. Screamin' some fire.
	2:39pm Mr. Oxford: Oh man this is blowing every organ in my body away. Or perhaps I'm just not that used to free jazz music.
	2:40pm Dave Sewelson: stringy...might be pharaoh on that one...
	2:42pm StringOFperils: I defer to your much-more-inside knowledge Dave. Sounded like Gato's playing on Tropic Appetites
	2:43pm Uncle Michael: Thank you for the music, Dovid Melech. And thank you for not letting my favorite three hours go to waste today.
	2:44pm doctorjazz: Have this Cherry (as part of the Mosaic Blue Note Box), have to pull it out, haven't heard it in a long time...
	2:46pm Dave Sewelson: I dunno stringy....the robot thinks it pharaoh
	2:47pm Dave Sewelson: when you back uncle?
	2:47pm Uncle Michael: Next week! Unless the comet strikes the Earth.
	2:47pm Marie: Your show was just the shot in the arm I needed, Dave. Life is feeling like a looser garment now. Looking forward to UM's return!
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Marie.
	2:48pm StringOFperils: Hey man, I believe you. I'd considered the possibility, cuz he's in that orchestra, and not a force to take second place. I just love the music
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Google also says Pharaoh Sanders with the Jazz Composer's Orchestra. Fun/great show, Dave, kinda unusual (most of the shows have a guest, and the guest usually charts the course of the music selection. Nice to hear Dave's Picks). Thanks!
	2:51pm Mr. Oxford: Thanks Dave for a wonderful show!
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Feel good, UM!!!
	2:52pm Jeff Moore: I was kinda starting to look forward to Redd working blue!
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: BBlue
	2:53pm Mr. Oxford: @doctorjazz, I agree. This show of Dave's in particular was unique due to focus on his picks - which had a whole lot of wonderful variety!
	2:53pm Mr. Oxford: See you next week Uncle Michael
	2:54pm Dave Sewelson: Sorry Jeff....next time.....
	2:55pm StringOFperils: Yeah. Pharoah on 'Preview'. Oh well, reaching out in public and making lots of mistakes, if that ain't jazz...I'll have to go aback and listen to that again.
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Sonny, when he thought about playing "out" for a minute...
	🥁 2:58pm WR: Thank you very much, Dave! Hoping heaps of healing happening for you UM! Laters all. SOp, we all feeling our way through this together. It's a discussion with no repercussion as long as we can stay connected.
	3:00pm doctorjazz: What WR said-I've posted incorrect stuff, it's just fun to be in the mix here.
	3:02pm StringOFperils: Absolutely! I learn a lot. But thanks for the support, all the same. I'll live. Thanks Dave!!!
	3:02pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks all!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from September 23, 2022

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