WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from September 26, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:00pm KimSorise: Welcome, All. A tribute to Pharaoh Sanders this evening. Enjoy.
	7:01pm listener James from Westwood: Altogether meet and proper. Glad for the tribute.
	7:02pm KimSorise: Nice to hear, James. Welcome.
	🥁 7:03pm WR: Hello Kim and drummer streams. PHAROAH! PHAROAH! PHAROAH!
	7:03pm doctorjazz: Hi Kim and Greasers!
	7:03pm Hopatcong Doug: Saw Pharaoh at the Iridium in 2019. Was mere feet from the stage. Such a honor. Such a loss. Thanks for the tribute.
	7:06pm Dean: Is his family name pronounced SAWN-derz or SAN-derz? I know sometimes folks misspell it Saunders.
	7:07pm KimSorise: Welcome WR, DocJazz and Hopatcong Doug! Happy to have you here and hear! Enjoy
	🥁 7:08pm Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Kim, folks!
	7:08pm KimSorise: I think I interchange the pronunciation based on words around it. Welcome, Dean
	7:09pm KimSorise: Hey Pauly!
	7:11pm Listener Gregory: Good evening all. This is my dinner music.
	7:12pm KimSorise: Good evening, Listener Gregory. Enjoy and happy dinner.
	7:18pm KimSorise: I think living in the South too long has softened by nasal Michigan A. hahaha
	7:21pm Listener Gregory: I always think it must have been strange for Alice to play “Naima.”
	7:22pm bigplanetnoise: Thanks, Kim!!! Sounding great, as always!
	7:23pm KimSorise: Yes, I would think so - but everyone has a past. Sanders did name his daughter Niama as well
	7:24pm KimSorise: Hi Bob! Nice to gave you back!
	7:24pm Gina Bacon: Hey, Kim. Thanks for doing this tribute!
	7:26pm djnogoodnick: Hey Kim! Great soundtrack for driving through the Bronx tonight.
	7:27pm KimSorise: Hi Gina! Welcome back to Monday. Enjoy. Hey Hey DJNGN! Welcome - good driving jam indeed.
	7:29pm Dean: Now that you mention it, I can just imagine how my extended family in the environs of Toledo, OH, would pronounce it.
	7:29pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Kim! Happy to be back!
	7:44pm KimSorise: I know in Kentucky - folks say Col. Sawn-ders rather than Sand-ers... but in Detroit dad always says Fay-ro sAAnder-ers. haha
	7:45pm Dean: This '73 Sanders is reminding me of Anthony Ortega, even though he did not play like Sanders. fay-ro, that's beautiful.
	7:47pm Dean: But this Sanders was recorded in '64, released the next year. Ortega's New Dance was '67, and he was recording as early as the mid-'50s.
	7:50pm Hams: uh, oh.
	7:50pm Dean: Stream invades...
	7:50pm Listener Gregory: Think this is a Cole Porter tune.
	7:51pm Hams: alright!
	7:51pm KimSorise: AHHH! Are we back??!
	7:53pm Dean: Yep.
	🥁 7:57pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Kim and all!!!
	7:57pm KimSorise: Will! Welcome!
	8:05pm Listener Gregory: The blues prevail.
	8:11pm Uncle Michael: Hey, everyone.
	8:12pm KimSorise: hey UM - How are you?
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: Improving every day, Kim. Thanks for asking. Also, finally feeling like we're coming out the other side of a two-year relocation project. I'm finally unclenching and doing things again like...listening to radio shows!
	8:15pm bigplanetnoise: Glad things are on the upswing, UM!
	8:15pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob!
	8:16pm KimSorise: Nice and glad to hear. You have been going through it, good sir.
	8:16pm Listener Gregory: Dinner is over, and I have to leave. Great show, Kim. It was delicious! Thanks.
	8:17pm KimSorise: Thank you , Listener Gregory! Have a great night!
	8:17pm Gina Bacon: Glad to hear that, UM!
	8:17pm Uncle Michael: It's almost some sort of joke that I've managed to injure myself twice during this whole deal. Maybe I should have just spent the pandemic hunkered down.
	8:18pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gina.
	🥁 8:21pm Will thee Sound Guy: I'm enjoying the tribute, a lot of interesting stuff
	8:22pm doctorjazz: Glad you're doing better, UM. Just finished eating, relax with a bit of grease!
	8:23pm djnogoodnick: Oh no! I hadn't heard about Pharaoh. There goes another icon!
	8:26pm DonJuanTijuana: Major Bummer! RIP Pharoah Sanders! Your music is everlasting & will always be cherished!!!
	8:26pm KimSorise: Many thanks, Will. It's been on constant play since Sunday, DJNGN Welcome DonJuanTijuana
	8:31pm Gina Bacon: I know he was a big deal in your life, and with your Dad, Kim. This is a mighty fine tribute.
	8:37pm KimSorise: Thanks, Gina! Means a lot that you remember. It was really nice to talk with Dad yesterday about Pharoah's music and legacy. He was telling me about his long runs at Bakers Keyboard Lounge in 73 and 74. He went as often as he could.
	8:39pm Dean: I know Bakers only through James Carter's killer organ trio recording there. I can't imagine hearing PS there.
	8:39pm Gina Bacon: Wow...that's a lot of exposure. He's so lucky.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: Aside from that melt the paint off your walls he was known for, he had a lovely, sweet tone when he wasn't breathing fire (not noted as often...)
	8:41pm KimSorise: I'm sure mom was not too thrilled - I was a year at that time. haha - but yes, to be a fly in their grease. Sure did, DocJ. His tone... Dad mentioned that yesterday.
	8:44pm KimSorise: "Fay-ro could fucking melt steel with his tone and sound so beautiful in the next few bars" - Dad (yesterday)
	8:48pm doctorjazz: Your dad hit it on the nose, Kim!
	🥁 8:49pm Pauly from Clifton: Fantastic tribute, Kim! Thanks!
	8:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, great tribute!
	8:50pm bigplanetnoise: Thank you for this wonderful show, Kim!!!
	8:50pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Kim. Really nice.
	8:52pm Dean: Beg to differ. Melting steel is per se beautiful.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Time to head out, fam here for Rosh Hashana, thanks again,Kim! Laters, all!
	🥁 8:53pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Kim!!! Great show!!!
	🥁 8:54pm WR: Thank you, Kim!
	8:55pm KimSorise: BPN IS UP NEXT!!! wfmu.org... Thanks all!
	8:57pm KimSorise: agree 100%, Dean.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from September 26, 2022

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Intrinsically curated, the music on this program—exclusively vinyl played on Technic 1200 M3D turntables—presents an illuminating collection of other-worldly grooves, beats, and sounds. Host Kim Sorise honors the jazz innovators, beat conductors, soul senders, and mind benders that traverse our musical and auditory landscapes. Grease for all. In music we trust.

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September 26, 2022: "Energy Music" for Pharoah

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Pharoah Sanders	Astral Traveling "Astral Traveling" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Thembi	Impulse!	1971	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Niama "Niama" by "John Coltrane"	Coltrane Live at the Village Vanguard Again!	Impulse!	1966	LP	J. Coltrane - Tenor P. Sanders - Tenor A. Coltrane - Piano J. Garrison - Bass R. Ali - Drums	0:06:06 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Seven By Seven "Seven By Seven" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Pharaoh's First	ESP	1973	LP	Stan Foster - Trumpet Jane Getz - piano William Bennett - Bass Marvin Pattilio - percussion	0:21:33 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Love Will Find A Way	Pharoah	India Navigation	1977	LP	Lawrence Killian - percussion Steve Neil - Bass Munoz - Guitar Greg Bandy - drums	0:47:41 (Pop-up)
Idris Muhammad	Soulful Drums (Jack McDuff)	Kabsha	Theresa Records	1980	LP	P. Sanders - Tenor Ray Drummond - Base	1:01:36 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	High Life "High Life" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Wisdom Through Music	Impluse!	1973	LP	P Sander - Tenor / Flute James branch - Flute Joseph Bonnor - Piano Cecil McBee - Bass Killian.Mtume, Roy _percussion Norman Connors - Drums	1:06:56 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord	Summun Bukmun Umyun: Deaf Dumb Blind	Impulse!	1970	LP	Happy 82nd Birthday to Gary Bartz	1:10:27 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Went Like it Came	Village of the Pharoahs	Impulse!	1973	LP	Featuring Vocalist Sedatrius Brown	1:28:19 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Sun In Aquarius (Part 2)	Jewels of Thought	Impulse!	1970	LP		1:34:00 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane feat.Pharoah Sanders	Stopover Bombay	Journey In Satchidananda	Impulse!	1970	LP		1:50:04 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Black Unity Part 1	Black Unity	Impulse!	1972	LP		1:54:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm KimSorise: Welcome, All. A tribute to Pharaoh Sanders this evening. Enjoy.
	7:01pm listener James from Westwood: Altogether meet and proper. Glad for the tribute.
	7:02pm KimSorise: Nice to hear, James. Welcome.
	🥁 7:03pm WR: Hello Kim and drummer streams. PHAROAH! PHAROAH! PHAROAH!
	7:03pm doctorjazz: Hi Kim and Greasers!
	7:03pm Hopatcong Doug: Saw Pharaoh at the Iridium in 2019. Was mere feet from the stage. Such a honor. Such a loss. Thanks for the tribute.
	7:06pm Dean: Is his family name pronounced SAWN-derz or SAN-derz? I know sometimes folks misspell it Saunders.
	7:07pm KimSorise: Welcome WR, DocJazz and Hopatcong Doug! Happy to have you here and hear! Enjoy
	🥁 7:08pm Pauly from Clifton: Hiya Kim, folks!
	7:08pm KimSorise: I think I interchange the pronunciation based on words around it. Welcome, Dean
	7:09pm KimSorise: Hey Pauly!
	7:11pm Listener Gregory: Good evening all. This is my dinner music.
	7:12pm KimSorise: Good evening, Listener Gregory. Enjoy and happy dinner.
	7:18pm KimSorise: I think living in the South too long has softened by nasal Michigan A. hahaha
	7:21pm Listener Gregory: I always think it must have been strange for Alice to play “Naima.”
	7:22pm bigplanetnoise: Thanks, Kim!!! Sounding great, as always!
	7:23pm KimSorise: Yes, I would think so - but everyone has a past. Sanders did name his daughter Niama as well
	7:24pm KimSorise: Hi Bob! Nice to gave you back!
	7:24pm Gina Bacon: Hey, Kim. Thanks for doing this tribute!
	7:26pm djnogoodnick: Hey Kim! Great soundtrack for driving through the Bronx tonight.
	7:27pm KimSorise: Hi Gina! Welcome back to Monday. Enjoy. Hey Hey DJNGN! Welcome - good driving jam indeed.
	7:29pm Dean: Now that you mention it, I can just imagine how my extended family in the environs of Toledo, OH, would pronounce it.
	7:29pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Kim! Happy to be back!
	7:44pm KimSorise: I know in Kentucky - folks say Col. Sawn-ders rather than Sand-ers... but in Detroit dad always says Fay-ro sAAnder-ers. haha
	7:45pm Dean: This '73 Sanders is reminding me of Anthony Ortega, even though he did not play like Sanders. fay-ro, that's beautiful.
	7:47pm Dean: But this Sanders was recorded in '64, released the next year. Ortega's New Dance was '67, and he was recording as early as the mid-'50s.
	7:50pm Hams: uh, oh.
	7:50pm Dean: Stream invades...
	7:50pm Listener Gregory: Think this is a Cole Porter tune.
	7:51pm Hams: alright!
	7:51pm KimSorise: AHHH! Are we back??!
	7:53pm Dean: Yep.
	🥁 7:57pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Kim and all!!!
	7:57pm KimSorise: Will! Welcome!
	8:05pm Listener Gregory: The blues prevail.
	8:11pm Uncle Michael: Hey, everyone.
	8:12pm KimSorise: hey UM - How are you?
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: Improving every day, Kim. Thanks for asking. Also, finally feeling like we're coming out the other side of a two-year relocation project. I'm finally unclenching and doing things again like...listening to radio shows!
	8:15pm bigplanetnoise: Glad things are on the upswing, UM!
	8:15pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob!
	8:16pm KimSorise: Nice and glad to hear. You have been going through it, good sir.
	8:16pm Listener Gregory: Dinner is over, and I have to leave. Great show, Kim. It was delicious! Thanks.
	8:17pm KimSorise: Thank you , Listener Gregory! Have a great night!
	8:17pm Gina Bacon: Glad to hear that, UM!
	8:17pm Uncle Michael: It's almost some sort of joke that I've managed to injure myself twice during this whole deal. Maybe I should have just spent the pandemic hunkered down.
	8:18pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gina.
	🥁 8:21pm Will thee Sound Guy: I'm enjoying the tribute, a lot of interesting stuff
	8:22pm doctorjazz: Glad you're doing better, UM. Just finished eating, relax with a bit of grease!
	8:23pm djnogoodnick: Oh no! I hadn't heard about Pharaoh. There goes another icon!
	8:26pm DonJuanTijuana: Major Bummer! RIP Pharoah Sanders! Your music is everlasting & will always be cherished!!!
	8:26pm KimSorise: Many thanks, Will. It's been on constant play since Sunday, DJNGN Welcome DonJuanTijuana
	8:31pm Gina Bacon: I know he was a big deal in your life, and with your Dad, Kim. This is a mighty fine tribute.
	8:37pm KimSorise: Thanks, Gina! Means a lot that you remember. It was really nice to talk with Dad yesterday about Pharoah's music and legacy. He was telling me about his long runs at Bakers Keyboard Lounge in 73 and 74. He went as often as he could.
	8:39pm Dean: I know Bakers only through James Carter's killer organ trio recording there. I can't imagine hearing PS there.
	8:39pm Gina Bacon: Wow...that's a lot of exposure. He's so lucky.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: Aside from that melt the paint off your walls he was known for, he had a lovely, sweet tone when he wasn't breathing fire (not noted as often...)
	8:41pm KimSorise: I'm sure mom was not too thrilled - I was a year at that time. haha - but yes, to be a fly in their grease. Sure did, DocJ. His tone... Dad mentioned that yesterday.
	8:44pm KimSorise: "Fay-ro could fucking melt steel with his tone and sound so beautiful in the next few bars" - Dad (yesterday)
	8:48pm doctorjazz: Your dad hit it on the nose, Kim!
	🥁 8:49pm Pauly from Clifton: Fantastic tribute, Kim! Thanks!
	8:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, great tribute!
	8:50pm bigplanetnoise: Thank you for this wonderful show, Kim!!!
	8:50pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Kim. Really nice.
	8:52pm Dean: Beg to differ. Melting steel is per se beautiful.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Time to head out, fam here for Rosh Hashana, thanks again,Kim! Laters, all!
	🥁 8:53pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Kim!!! Great show!!!
	🥁 8:54pm WR: Thank you, Kim!
	8:55pm KimSorise: BPN IS UP NEXT!!! wfmu.org... Thanks all!
	8:57pm KimSorise: agree 100%, Dean.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from September 26, 2022

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