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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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Favoriting April 13, 2025: Hi-Fly 99: Randy Weston

Deferred from last Sunday, which was Weston's 99th to accommodate that other 6'8" pianist with an intense interest in African music. Horace Tapscott. The Brooklyn born-and-bred Weston appears with a cast of everyone wonderful for a fine few hours.

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Randy Weston  The Call   Favoriting The African Nubian Suite  serves as a vehicle for trumpeter Cecil Bridgewater 
and master drummer Cándido Camero to gather the circle together, 
to express in sound Dr. Chandler's provocation to "Hear. Listen. 
Transform. . . . Sit, yes meditate, and heed the call." Randy Weston Producer, Composer, Band Leader, Pianist;
Ayanda Clarke African Percussion;
Neil Clarke African Percussion;
Martin Kwaku Obeng Balafon:
Alex Blake Bass;
Lewis Nash Drums;
T.K. Blue Flute & Alto Sax;
Lhoussine Bouhamidy iGnawa;
Salieu Suso Kora;
Ayodele Maakheru Nefer;
Candido Percussion;
Min Xiao-Fen Pipa;
Jayne Cortez Poet;
Tanpani Demda Cissoko Singer;
Billy Harper Tenor Sax;
Robert Trowers Trombone;
Cecil Bridgewater Trumpet;
Howard Johnson Tuba; ---- released 2016 
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Randy Weston  African Cookbook   Favoriting The Spirits Of Our Ancestors  Arranged By – Melba Liston; Bass – Alex Blake, Jamil Nasser; Drums – Idris Muhammad; Percussion – Azzedin Weston, Big Black; Piano, Composed By – Randy Weston; Tenor Saxophone – Billy Harper, Dewey Redman, Pharoah Sanders; Trombone, Bass Trombone – Benny Powell; Trumpet – Idrees Sulieman - - Recorded on May 20, 21 & 22, 1991 in New York City 
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DJ Goes Weston          0:26:37 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Randy Weston  Hi-Fly   Favoriting Live at the Five Spot  inspired by his experience of being 6' 8" and looking down at the ground - - - - - Randy Weston - piano • Kenny Dorham - trumpet • Coleman Hawkins - tenor saxophone • Wilbur Little - bass • Roy Haynes - drums • Melba Liston - arranger - Recorded 26 October 1959 at The Five Spot Café, New York City 
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Randy Weston Trio And Cecil Payne  Hold 'Em Joe   Favoriting Jazz a la Bohemia  Cecil Payne – baritone saxophone • Randy Weston – piano • Ahmed Abdul-Malik – bass • Al Dreares – drums • Recorded 14 October 1956 at Café Bohemia Greenwich Village, NYC 
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Randy Weston  In Memory Of   Favoriting Music From The New African Nations Featuring The Highlife  Randy Weston - piano • Ray Copeland - trumpet, flugelhorn • Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson - trombone • Julius Watkins - French horn • Aaron Bell - tuba • Budd Johnson - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone • Booker Ervin - tenor saxophone • Peck Morrison - bass • Charlie Persip - drums • Frankie Dunlop - drums, percussion • Archie Lee - congas, percussion • George Young - percussion • Melba Liston - arranger • - - Recorded April 1963 Webster Hall, New York City 
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Randy Weston  Portrait Of Frank Edward Weston   Favoriting Wildflowers: The New York Loft Jazz Sessions (vol3)  Randy Weston, piano with Alex Blake, bass, and Azzedin Weston, congas - - - - - Recorded May 14 thru May 23, 1976, at Studio Rivbea, 24 Bond Street, New York 
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Randy Weston  Chromatic Love Affair   Favoriting Portraits Of Duke Ellington  Bass – Jamil Nasser Drums – Idris Muhammad Percussion – Eric Asante Piano – Randy Weston Digitally recorded on June 4, 1989 
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Randy Weston  Niger Mambo   Favoriting African Cookbook  Randy Weston - piano, celeste • Ray Copeland - trumpet, flugelhorn, arranger • Booker Ervin - tenor saxophone • Vishnu Bill Wood - bass • Lennie McBrowne - drums • Big Black - percussion, vocals • Harold Murray - percussion - - Recorded at Nola Penthouse Sound Studios in October 1964 
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Weston, Ho!!          1:15:34 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Johnny Coles  Babe's Blues   Favoriting The Warm Sound  Bass – Peck Morrison ====Drums – Charlie Persip ====Piano –  Randy Weston ====Trumpet – Johnny Coles - recorded April 13,1961 
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Randy Weston  Cry Me Not   Favoriting Mosaic Select #4  Cecil Payne - baritone sax; Ron Carter - bass; Randy Weston - piano; Roy Haynes - drums - -Recorded in New York City on June 4, 1960 Mosaic Select #4 - Unissued Session 
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Randy Weston  Fourth Movement: Kucheza Blues   Favoriting Uhuru Africa  Randy Weston - piano • Clark Terry - trumpet, flugelhorn • Benny Bailey, Richard Williams, Freddie Hubbard - trumpet • Slide Hampton, Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson - trombone • Julius Watkins - French horn • Gigi Gryce - alto saxophone, flute • Yusef Lateef - tenor saxophone, flute, oboe • Sahib Shihab - alto saxophone, baritone saxophone • Budd Johnson - tenor saxophone, clarinet • Jerome Richardson - baritone saxophone, piccolo • Cecil Payne - baritone saxophone • Les Spann - guitar, flute • Kenny Burrell - guitar • George Duvivier, Ron Carter - bass • Max Roach, Charlie Persip - drums, percussion • Wilbert Hogan - drums • Candido Camero - congas • Babatunde Olatunji - percussion • Armando Peraza - bongos • Martha Flowers, Brock Peters - vocals • Tuntemeke Sanga - narrator • Melba Liston - arranger - - - recorded at Bell Sound, New York City in November, 1960 
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Langston Hughes, Randy Weston  Where   Favoriting Earth Birth  Arranged By [String Arrangements] – Melba Liston Arco Bass – Christian McBride; Conductor – Paul West; Drums – Billy Higgins; Piano – Randy Weston; Recorded on July 4, 1995 at the Monument National [Ludget-Duvemay Hall], Montréal Québec 
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Randy Weston  Marrakesh Blues   Favoriting Blue Moses  Randy Weston – electric piano • Freddie Hubbard – trumpet • John Frosk, Alan Rubin, Marvin Stamm – trumpet, flugelhorn • Garnett Brown, Warren Covington – trombone • Wayne Andre – trombone, baritone horn • Paul Faulise – bass trombone • James Buffington, Brooks Tillotson – French horn • Grover Washington, Jr. – tenor saxophone • Hubert Laws – flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo • Romeo Penque – clarinet, flute, alto flute, bass flute, piccolo, oboe, English horn • George Marge – clarinet, flute, alto flute, bass flute, English horn • David Horowitz – synthesizer • Ron Carter, Vishnu Bill Wood – bass • Billy Cobham – drums • Phil Kraus, Airto Moreira, Azzedin Weston – percussion • Madame Meddah – vocals • Don Sebesky – arranger, conductor • Rudy Van Gelder – engineer • • Recorded March–April 1972 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs 
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Randy Weston  The Shang   Favoriting Khepera  Arranged By – Melba Liston; Piano – Randy Weston; Gong, Pipa – Min Xiao-Fen Recorded February 23-25 1998 at Avatar Studios, NYC 
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Randy Weston  Little Niles   Favoriting Little Niles  Randy Weston - piano • Ray Copeland - trumpet • Melba Liston - trombone, arranger • Johnny Griffin - tenor saxophone • George Joyner - bass • Charlie Persip - drums - - - Recorded October 1958 at RCA Studios, New York City 
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Sunday Goes Bing-Bong in Münsterr          2:13:15 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Randy Weston, Melba Liston  Mystery Of Love   Favoriting Volcano Blues  Randy Weston – piano • Melba Liston – conductor • Talib Kibwe – flute, alto saxophone • Teddy Edwards – tenor saxophone • Hamiet Bluiett – baritone saxophone • Wallace Roney – trumpet • Benny Powell – trombone • Ted Dunbar – guitar • Jamil Nasser – double bass • Charlie Persip – drums • Obo Addy – percussion • Neil Clarke – percussion • Recorded February 5–6, 1993 at BMG Studios, New York City • 
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Randy Weston  Well You Needn't   Favoriting Portraits Of Thelonious Monk - Well You Needn't  Bass – Jamil Nasser; Drums – Idris Muhammad; Percussion – Eric Asante; Piano – Randy Weston - - Recorded June 3 1989 at Studio Ferber, Paris France 
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Randy Weston  I Got Rhythm   Favoriting Piano A-La-Mode  Randy Weston - piano • John A. "Peck" Morrison - bass • Connie Kay - drums - - Recorded Spring 1957 at Beltone Studios, New York City 
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Randy Weston  Uli Shrine   Favoriting Marrakech in the Cool of the Evening  Piano – Randy Weston - - - Performance recorded on September 28, 1992 at the ballroom of the La Mamounia Hotel, Marrakech, Morocco 
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Charles Mingus  E's Flat, Ah's Flat Too [AKA Hora Decubitus]   Favoriting Charles Mingus And Friends In Concert  Piano – Randy Weston; Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Lee Konitz; Soloist, Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan, Howard Johnson; Soloist, Bass – Milt Hinton; Soloist, Drums – Joe Chambers; Soloist, Flute – James Moody; Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Bobby Jones, Gene Ammons; Soloist, Trumpet – Jon Faddis, Lloyd Michaels, Lonnie Hillyer - - - - - Recorded February 4, 1972 at Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln Center, New York City 
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Randy Weston  Love, the Mystery Of   Favoriting The African Nubian Suite  The whole cast, spoken by wonderful wonderful Randey Weston! - - Randy Weston Producer, Composer, Band Leader, Pianist;
Ayanda Clarke African Percussion;
Neil Clarke African Percussion;
Martin Kwaku Obeng Balafon:
Alex Blake Bass;
Lewis Nash Drums;
T.K. Blue Flute & Alto Sax;
Lhoussine Bouhamidy iGnawa;
Salieu Suso Kora;
Ayodele Maakheru Nefer;
Candido Percussion;
Min Xiao-Fen Pipa;
Jayne Cortez Poet;
Tanpani Demda Cissoko Singer;
Billy Harper Tenor Sax;
Robert Trowers Trombone;
Cecil Bridgewater Trumpet;
Howard Johnson Tuba; ---- released 2016 
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"The giants were on earth in those days, the men of name." (adamdoesit 6 : 4)          3:05:44 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Al Green  Back Up Train   Favoriting Back Up Train  With The Soul Mates - -(original cover has "Al Greene") Al's debut album, 1967 
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Al Green  True Love   Favoriting Al Green Gets Next To You  Originally released on Hi Records in January 1971 - - Producer – Al Green, Willie Mitchell also as a single (b-side to Drivin' Wheel)    3:13:30 (MP3 | Pop-up)
Al Green  For the Good Times   Favoriting I'm In Still In Love With You  • Wayne Jackson – horn section, trumpet • Ed Logan – tenor horn, tenor saxophone • Andrew Love – tenor horn, tenor saxophone • James Mitchell – string and horn arrangements, tenor horn, baritone saxophone • Donna Rhodes – backing vocals • Sandra Rhodes – backing vocals • Charles Chalmers – arranger, horn arrangements, string arrangements, backing vocals • Sandra Chalmers – background vocals • Al Green – lead vocals • Howard Grimes – drums, rhythm section • Jack Hale, Sr. – horn section, trombone • Charles Hodges – drums, organ, piano • Leroy Hodges – bass • Mabon "Teenie" Hodges – guitar • Al Jackson Jr. – drums Recorded at Royal Recording Studios, 1320 S. Lauderdale, Memphis, Tenn - ca. 1972 
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Al Green  Chariots Of Fire   Favoriting The Belle Album  Full album cast: Al Green – vocals, acoustic and electric guitar • Reuben Fairfax, Jr. – bass guitar, bell lyre • James Bass – electric guitar • Margaret Foxworth, Linda Jones, Harvey Jones – background vocals • Purvis Leon Thomas – clavinet, Fender Rhodes piano • Johnny Brown – acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes piano • Fred Jordan – Fender Rhodes piano, Roland String Ensemble, Polyphonic Orchestration, trumpet, flugelhorn • John Toney – drums, Syndrum • Rob Payne – Syndrum • Ardis Hardin – drums • Buddy Jarrett – alto sax • Darryl Neely – trumpet, flugelhorn • Ron Echols – tenor and baritone sax • Recorded at American Music Recording Studios, 3208 Winchester Road, Memphis, Tennessee - ca. 1977 
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Al Green  So Good To Be Here   Favoriting Livin' for You  Al Green – vocals Teenie Hodges – guitar Leroy Hodges – bass Charles Hodges – piano, organ Al Jackson Jr. – drums Howard Grimes – drums, congas Archie Turner, James Brown, Michael Allen – piano Charles Chalmers, Donna Rhodes, Sandra Rhodes – backing vocals Andrew Love, Ed Logan – tenor saxophone James Mitchell – baritone saxophone Wayne Jackson – trumpet Jack Hale Sr. – trombone The Memphis Strings – strings - Recorded 1973 at Royal Recording Studios, Memphis, Tennessee 
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Al Green  What Is This Feeling   Favoriting Let's Stay Together  Howard Grimes – drums • Al Jackson Jr. – drums • Leroy Hodges – bass guitar • Charles Hodges – organ, piano • Teenie Hodges – guitar Horn section • Wayne Jackson – trumpet • Andrew Love – horn, tenor saxophone • Ed Logan – horn, tenor saxophone • James Mitchell – bass,[ambiguous] baritone saxophone, arrangements • Jack Hale, Sr. – trombone Vocals • Al Green – vocals • Charles Chalmers, Donna Rhodes, Sandra Rhodes – background vocals, arrangements • released 1972 
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Al Green  Belle   Favoriting The Belle Album  Full album cast: Al Green – vocals, acoustic and electric guitar • Reuben Fairfax, Jr. – bass guitar, bell lyre • James Bass – electric guitar • Margaret Foxworth, Linda Jones, Harvey Jones – background vocals • Purvis Leon Thomas – clavinet, Fender Rhodes piano • Johnny Brown – acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes piano • Fred Jordan – Fender Rhodes piano, Roland String Ensemble, Polyphonic Orchestration, trumpet, flugelhorn • John Toney – drums, Syndrum • Rob Payne – Syndrum • Ardis Hardin – drums • Buddy Jarrett – alto sax • Darryl Neely – trumpet, flugelhorn • Ron Echols – tenor and baritone sax • Recorded at American Music Recording Studios, 3208 Winchester Road, Memphis, Tennessee - ca. 1977 
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al green & the soul mates  Guilty   Favoriting Back Up Train  (original LP cover has "Al Greene") Al's debut album, 1967 - -also a 7" A-side on Bell Records 
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Al Green  I'm A Ram   Favoriting Al Green Gets Next to You  Originally released as Hi Records #SHL32062 in January 1971 - - Producer – Al Green, Willie Mitchell 
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Al Green  Tired of Being Alone   Favoriting SOUL!: WNET Studios, New York City, 1-10-1973   
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Al Green  Take Me To The River   Favoriting Explores Your Mind  Al Green – vocals • Mabon "Teenie" Hodges – guitar • Leroy Hodges – bass guitar • Charles Hodges – Hammond organ, piano • Howard Grimes – drums, congas • Archie Turner, Michael Allen – piano • Charles Chalmers, Donna Rhodes, Sandra Rhodes – backing vocals • Andrew Love, Ed Logan – tenor saxophone • James Mitchell – baritone saxophone, string arrangements • Wayne Jackson – trumpet • Jack Hale, Sr. – trombone • The Memphis Strings - strings • Recorded 1974 at Royal Studios, Memphis, Tennessee 
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Al Green  Have You Been Making Out O.K.   Favoriting Call Me  Al Green – vocals, producer • • Charles Chalmers – background vocals, horn arrangements • • Howard Grimes – drums • Jack Hale Sr. – trombone • Charles Hodges – Hammond organ, piano • Leroy Hodges – bass • Mabon "Teenie" Hodges – guitar • Wayne Jackson – trumpet • • Ed Logan – tenor saxophone • Andrew Love – tenor saxophone • The Memphis Strings – strings • James Mitchell – baritone saxophone, horn arrangements • • Donna Rhodes – background vocals • Sandra Rhodes – background vocals • Archie Turner – piano • Al Jackson Jr. – drums • Recorded Recorded at Royal Recording Studios, 1520 South Lauderdale, Memphis, Tennessee, 1972 
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Al Green  Let's Stay Together   Favoriting Let's Stay Together  Howard Grimes – drums • Al Jackson Jr. – drums • Leroy Hodges – bass guitar • Charles Hodges – organ, piano • Teenie Hodges – guitar Horn section • Wayne Jackson – trumpet • Andrew Love – horn, tenor saxophone • Ed Logan – horn, tenor saxophone • James Mitchell – bass,[ambiguous] baritone saxophone, arrangements • Jack Hale, Sr. – trombone Vocals • Al Green – vocals • Charles Chalmers, Donna Rhodes, Sandra Rhodes – background vocals, arrangements • released 1972 
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Thanks for the coming for the Randy and staying for the Al !          4:00:35 (MP3 | Pop-up)


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Stork:

Whoa whoa whoa, hello hello hello!
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fred:

Is GP deferral week over?
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listener james from westwood:

How do, Stork and all!
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:00pm
pot8o:

hi everyone!
Avatar ♥ 12:02pm
Stork:

↳ fred @11:59
fred! Never would we defer the GP! It's how we keep you all from ever noticing what a dump the Stork Club is
  12:02pm
Dean:

Howard Johnson! Was just describing the eponymous fried clams of yore to my daughter. We were discussing chain restaurants that are actually better than decent.
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:04pm
WR:

Hello, Stork and folks.

Jeff already made the best reference regarding Stork getting his Randy West on, so I will just slink by this side table and sup some soup with my Glenn Passaic in a tumbler.
Avatar ♥ 12:05pm
Stork:

↳ WR @12:04
Halooo, WR! Way to slink!
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Ike:

Greetings, humans!
Avatar ♥ 12:05pm
Stork:

↳ listener james from westwood @12:00
Grand to see ye, listener james from westwood!
Avatar ♥ 12:06pm
Stork:

↳ Song: "The Call" by "Randy Weston"
Happy Birthday on the congas!!
Avatar ♥ 12:07pm
Stork:

↳ pot8o @12:00
Lo, it is pot8o!!
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:08pm
doctorjazz:

Hi Stork, Club Goers! Peeling tons of potatoes while listening!
  12:08pm
boboboboplasticlanddrms:

Seen Randy Weston in Piedmont park in Atlanta that year. for free I might add
Avatar ♥ 12:08pm
Stork:

↳ Dean @12:02
Dean! My mom worked at the first HoJos ever in the early 50's - her boss was - yup, Howard Johnson! That HoJo was the WORST tuba player ever.
Avatar ♥ 12:10pm
Stork:

↳ boboboboplasticlanddrms @12:08
boboboboplasticlanddrms - How do?! Musta been a great show!
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Doug Schulkind:

One of my all-time favorites.
  12:11pm
Dean:

The talk with my daughter yesterday provoked fond memories of going to HoJo's in SoCal so many years ago. Sometime this week or last I noted on the comment board of a show that none other than Jacques Pépin had formative training at HoJo's.
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:11pm
audiolab1:

Good afternoon, Stork and fellow clubgoers! Barkeep...kindly fetch a fresh bottle of GP to pass around...the sun is finally shining and the multiple feet of snow are disappearing...huzzah!
Avatar ♥ 12:11pm
Stork:

↳ Doug Schulkind @12:10
I love this live version a whole lot!
Avatar ♥ 12:12pm
Stork:

↳ Ike @12:05
Sweet Ikey from Ike!!
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:13pm
Jeff Golick:

Raising spirits with Randy! Halloo, Stork!
Avatar ♥ 12:14pm
Stork:

↳ audiolab1 @12:11
audiolab1 in the Great White North!! Welcome! We do insist that patrons don their asbestos gloves and protective eyewear before reaching for the flagon of GP
Avatar ♥ 12:14pm
Stork:

↳ Jeff Golick @12:13
Jeff G! Raise a GP and salute your liver while your about it!
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @12:08
doctorjazz! Welcome, and good cookin'! Just boiled up a few myself - skins left on.
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tom tom the pipers son:

hi stork and people...
  12:16pm
Dean:

Funny that you mention protective gear. I'm grading assignments involving FLSA requirements for overtime payment for time spent by employees "donning and doffing" such gear.
Avatar ♥ 12:17pm
Stork:

↳ Song: "African Cookbook" by "Randy Weston"
It looks like I made this lineup up - didn't!
Avatar ♥ 12:18pm
Stork:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:16
Heeeyyy, tom tom the piper's son!
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audiolab1:

↳ doctorjazz @12:08
Good day, doctorjazz! The weather is finally nice enough to get to the charcoal BBQ...treating myself to a nice rib steak and potato wedges for dinner tonight!
  12:19pm
Dean:

You get paid time-and-a-half, right, Stork, for time spent putting on your headphones?
  12:20pm
Dean:

Geez, audiolab1, that's exactly what I'm planning for this evening. And grilled marinated zucchini slices.
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audiolab1:

↳ Stork @12:14
A round of PPE for the patrons!
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doctorjazz:

↳ audiolab1 @12:19
Sounds great! Just getting ready for our Passover family gathering tonight, much food prepared!
Avatar ♥ 12:21pm
Stork:

↳ Dean @12:20
You and audiolab1 - feel free to slide a plate of the stuff into the transporter, and hit "energize"!
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WR:

↳ Stork @12:08
wow, your mom has HoJo pedigree!
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:23pm
doctorjazz:

↳ doctorjazz @12:20
Got Brisket, fried chicken, matzoh ball soup, potatoes, asparagus, gefilte fish, all ready (some reheating).
Avatar ♥ 12:23pm
Stork:

↳ WR @12:21
Yeah, it was in Hyannis, Mass - the restaurant and half the Cape was almost destroed by a huge hurricane that summer.
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audiolab1:

↳ doctorjazz @12:20
Chag Pesach Same'ach, to you and your loved ones!
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @12:20
doc, how do you say guten Appetit in Hebrew?
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Jeff Golick:

↳ doctorjazz @12:23
Damn, doc! When should I show up?
  12:24pm
Dean:

For years I've had a draft RFC destined for IETF to define a protocol for transmitting foodstufs over the Internet.
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:24pm
doctorjazz:

↳ Jeff Golick @12:24
Any time around 4 PM, you're welcome!
Avatar ♥ 12:25pm
Stork:

↳ audiolab1 @12:23
Is that guten Appetit in Hebrew?
Avatar ♥ 12:26pm
Stork:

↳ Dean @12:19
Doug only pays us to doff never to don - if ya know what I mean ;-)
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doctorjazz:

B'Tay-a-von woud be good appetite in Hebrew.
Chag Same'ach is Happy Holiday (thenka, audiolab1)!
  12:29pm
Dean:

I do, I do.

Preparing for the assignment I learned that Don Rickles had a brother, Doff.
Avatar ♥ 12:33pm
Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @12:23
Plotzing at the thought!
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:33pm
adamdoesit:

Hello Stork and swells. Happy Passover-Roubaix to all who celebrate, and happy belated birthday to the great Brooklyn bebopper, African sojourner, and spiritual healer Randy Weston.
Avatar Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:34pm
tom tom the pipers son:

re: food…bought salmon(avatar) for the first time in a long time….insanely expensive! but tasted great idk if pic conveys how good it was… but pretty much for special occasions from now on...
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:34pm
Jeff Golick:

↳ Song: "Hi-Fly" by "Randy Weston"
Ornette hits the Five Spot right after this, in November 1959!
Avatar ♥ 12:34pm
Stork:

↳ adamdoesit @12:33
adamdoesit! A lovely description of today's guest-of-honor!
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tom tom the pipers son:

brock peters, i believe… was a pretty sucessful hollywood actor...
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:37pm
adamdoesit:

↳ Stork @12:34
Randy and his music mean a great deal to me. I feel fortunate to have seen him a couple three times while he walked tall among us.
Avatar ♥ 12:39pm
Stork:

↳ adamdoesit @12:37
It would have been a sight to see Weston and Horace Tapscott walking side by side - both about 6'8" with hands like front-end loaders
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audiolab1:

↳ doctorjazz @12:23
What a spread! Best brisket I've had in my life: City Market, Luling, Texas and being invited for a meal made by a friend's Jewish grandmother...both heaven!
Avatar ♥ 12:41pm
Stork:

↳ Jeff Golick @12:34
Live recordings at the Five Spot by Monk and others were what ensured a lifetime of love for jazz for me. Thank you WKCR!
  12:42pm
Dean:

As on Jeff's show, this Jazz a la Bohemia is another Tower Records close-out acquisition.
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member ♥ 12:42pm
doctorjazz:

↳ audiolab1 @12:39
Most of the recipes are from MsJazz's Mom's recipes (the Matzoh-Fried Chicken recipe is from the NY Times).
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audiolab1:

↳ doctorjazz @12:42
Interesting...I'll need to check out that recipe. So, Matzoh meal instead of breadcrumbs?
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doctorjazz:

↳ audiolab1 @12:43
Yup!
cooking.nytimes.com...
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doctorjazz:

↳ doctorjazz @12:45
(Fried a few pounds of chicken yesterday, will reheat in 400 degree oven today)
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adamdoesit:

↳ Stork @12:39
"The giants were on earth in those days,
and afterward as well,
when the divine beings came in to the human women
and they bore them children—
they were the heroes who were of former ages, the men of name."
(Genesis 6:4)
  12:46pm
Barbaric Yawp:

Our fam is hanging in our cozy living room
On a cozy day here in northern VT. Reading aloud old books and listening to the Westin tribute. Thank you!!!!
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Stork:

↳ adamdoesit @12:45
Ahh, the men of Name! Name by name but not by nature!
  12:49pm
Dean:

The Men of Name were the Biblical counterparts to the Medieval Knights Who Say "Ni!"
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Stork:

Greetings, Barbaric Yawp! That's a nice word picture you've painted! Randy Weston as the soundtrack!
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Stork:

↳ Song: "In Memory Of" by "Randy Weston"
This Melba Liston arrangement is a GEM, i tell ya!!
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audiolab1:

↳ doctorjazz @12:45
Thank you, looks like a great recipe with a nice seasoning mix!
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Stork:

↳ Song: "Portrait Of Frank Edward Weston" by "Randy Weston"
Randy and his son Azzedin (Niles), honoring a third generation!
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audiolab1:

↳ Barbaric Yawp @12:46
Sounds like a lovely Sunday! I miss Northern VT!
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adamdoesit:

↳ Stork @12:55
One of my favorites of his themes, dedicated to his father.
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Ike:

I love VT!
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adamdoesit:

↳ Song: "Chromatic Love Affair" by "Randy Weston"
This Portraits series on Verve was my intro to Randy. I got it on the strength of a review in an audio mag when I was just beginning to listen to and collect jazz recordings. Not a month goes by that I don't hear some part of it in my mind.
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Stork:

↳ adamdoesit @1:05
I love how Weston communicates the art of Monk, Ellington, etc., whithout ever imitating them
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adamdoesit:

↳ Stork @1:09
Well put. I agree.
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Doug Schulkind:

Love the Langston Hughes collab on this amazing recording (and, of course, the presence of Yusef).
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Stork:

↳ Doug Schulkind @1:38
I figured even if you were deep underwater at a swimming class, you would have somehow heard the Call of the Lateef, Dougie!
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Doug Schulkind:

↳ Stork @1:43
Just beam the Y-signal into the night sky, and I'll come running.
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Stork:

↳ Doug Schulkind @1:38
I somehow missed that Hughes reads (or wrote?) the introduction, and in fact on some releases gets co-billing with Randy W. I shall now update the album title!
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Stork:

↳ Song: "Marrakesh Blues" by "Randy Weston"
Some critic bemoans the fact that Weston has the temerity to play electric piano on this, saying that it detracts from Weston's personality. From his view, I do dissent.
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Stork:

↳ Song: "Marrakesh Blues" by "Randy Weston"
Just love this type of musical scale, whatever it's called
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Stork:

↳ Doug Schulkind @1:46
You'd probably see it at high noon.
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fred:

I wish I can see Min Xiao-Fen someday, I love her music
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Stork:

↳ fred @2:02
Saw her at Bang on A Can (i think), 70.000 years ago.
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tom tom the pipers son:

min played at my wedding... friend of my ex…she didn’t say a word to me..
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Stork:

↳ Song: "The Shang" by "Randy Weston"
Coulda played this entire album. Just fascinating.
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audiolab1:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:04
WOW!
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doctorjazz:

↳ Song: "The Shang" by "Randy Weston"
This is cool!
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Stork:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:04
WOW! That's tough that she wouldn't speak to you, but .. WOW!
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:04
it wasn’t for free...
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doctorjazz:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:04
That's amazing! (closest I can come-a friend had Andy Statman play at his wedding)
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ doctorjazz @2:06
that sounds super fun...
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @2:06
Not too shabby!!
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doctorjazz:

From the Something Can Always Go Wrong When You Least Expect IT Department: older daughter, RebeccaJazz, was doing a rehearsal for a sketch comedy show yesterday. She just got a call from one of the performers, who tested positive for COVID today. Many elderly family members coming (some anxious about it), she's being banished to an upstairs room for the duration (she's tested negative so far today).
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Stork:

↳ Song: "Little Niles" by "Randy Weston"
Another strong theme by Weston!
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @2:09
That SUUUUCKS!!! Sorry for her and all y'all, doc!
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doctorjazz:

↳ doctorjazz @2:06
I had looked into Abdullah Ibrahim playing at my wedding-he actually did that sort of thing, but we went a different way in the end.
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audiolab1:

↳ doctorjazz @2:09
Oh no, that's terrible timing! :( I hope she doesn't catch it and that your family stays safe. How crappy for her. Bring her an extra nice plate when it's time to eat.
  2:12pm
Dean:

Buddy of mine secured Al Stewart to play my buddy's fiftieth birthday party. And I hired Alan Broadbent's trio to perform at the centennial of the public library where I worked in the '90s.
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ doctorjazz @2:09
ah…..that aint fun(ny)
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doctorjazz:

↳ Dean @2:12
I remember when you had that Broadbent show.
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Stork:

↳ Song: "Mystery Of Love" by "Randy Weston, Melba Liston"
Whoa - Teddy Edwards!
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @2:10
Wow again! Who ended up playing?
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fred:

↳ doctorjazz @2:09
That sucks, just imagine the material she could get from the people there! Can she at least get a video feed from her dungeon?
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adamdoesit:

↳ doctorjazz @2:09
doc, this COVID guy's been schnorring around your table too long. I think you should turn him out. And what kind of a name is that, anyway?
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doctorjazz:

↳ Stork @2:22
Didn't go for a famous group- there was a local band called The High-Tops, played swing, R&B, wedding stuff, we really liked them and went with them.
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doctorjazz:

↳ adamdoesit @2:26
Yeah, we'll turn him out when we open the door for Elijah...
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @2:27
Good for you! Support your local gunslingers!
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Stork:

↳ adamdoesit @2:26
Real names's Cohen . He's trying to pass.
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ doctorjazz @2:27
that sounds pretty great...
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doctorjazz:

↳ Song: "Cry Me Not" by "Randy Weston"
I have this Mosaic Select #4 (the Select series didn't last very long).
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doctorjazz:

↳ Song: "Well You Needn't" by "Randy Weston"
Always loved this tune (part of my gateway to jazz-the version with Coltrane...)
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doctorjazz:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:31
They were really a lot of fun! (a cousin, a musician who plays with Tom Chapin and once with John Lennon, gave his approval).
  2:43pm
Dean:

Unrelated to the matter at hand (though the nod to Marrakech is heading in the direction), I'm flipping through Lawrence Durrell's Bitter Lemons, which I will have to reread. A fun epigraph to one of the chapters is a Cypriot Greek proverb:

"If the stone falls on the egg, alas for the egg--
"If the egg falls on the stone--alas for the egg."

Maybe better, this juxtaposition of titles published by Faber & Fabor on the back of the volume: The Riddle of the New Testament, Modern Bodybuilding, Zorba the Greek, Archy and Mehitabel...
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chresti:

Greetsings Stork and swells!
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Stork:

↳ Song: "E's Flat, Ah's Flat Too [AKA Hora Decubitus]" by ...
Nifty lineup.
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ doctorjazz @2:42
that’s what’s most important…my exwife was an aspiring music event promoter…she is one now… so our wedding was sort of high concept with min…video projections and stephanie stone, irving stone’s widow, doing standards on the piano… my father who was dying from cancer had a sort of emotional breakdown and we had to get him a room in the hotel where the wedding was…so it was a weird evening for me...
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Stork:

↳ chresti @2:44
chresti! So fine ta see ya! Anyone wearing slacks, you just come to me! I run a respectable establishment.
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Stork:

↳ Stork @2:50
Well, OK, except for the rodent problem, my staff suing over their "rights," the frequent shut-downs by the board of health, the frequent raids by law enforcement....
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Stork:

↳ Stork @2:50
Gonna edit that now...chresti!
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Stork:

Yikes, I just heard Bill Cosby!
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Stork:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @2:49
Weird seems like an understatement. Wack, perhaps?
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audiolab1:

↳ chresti @2:44
Hi chresti. So sorry to hear about the flooding. I hope the damage is not too severe. :(
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adamdoesit:

Oy, chresti, sorry to hear it.
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Stork @3:00
a car pile up of emotions…head on collision
  3:11pm
Dean:

My Latin dictionary is in my office at work, so I cheated:

hora decubitus = bedtime (literally, hour of lying down)
  3:12pm
Dean:

Hence the pun of "ah's flat too."
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Stork:

↳ Dean @3:11
My fave hour!!!
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Stork:

↳ adamdoesit @3:06
ditto for me, chresti!
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doctorjazz:

The Reverand! Great soundtrack for slicing brisket!
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northguineahills:

got here for the bonus hour!
  3:17pm
pp:

↳ Song: "Back Up Train" by "Al Green"
Was playing on a mono system and Al was only on the left channel so missed his singing. Hate when that happens ;)
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @3:15
Al Green is fully kosher
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northguineahills:

↳ Dean @3:12
gee, that's sharp! 😉
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Stork:

↳ northguineahills @3:16
ngh! Welcome in! Have a catch-up GP, or four!
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pot8o:

↳ Song: "For the Good Times" by "Al Green"
a soul song in 6/8, interesting
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Stork:

↳ pot8o @3:19
About 30% of soul songs are in 6/8, actually.
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audiolab1:

↳ northguineahills @3:16
Just in time, ngh!
  3:22pm
Dean:

My local coffee shop hosted a Japanese soul food pop-up yesterday. A customer wondered out loud what "Japanese soul food" could be. I replied that I didn't know, but I did know Korean soul food. Took a minute for the pun to land.
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Stork:

↳ Stork @3:21
Lemme amend that: soul BALLADS are frequently in 6/8.
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adamdoesit:

So much soul.
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northguineahills:

↳ audiolab1 @3:21
audiolab!!!
  3:27pm
Dean:

Here, the pop-up is described as purveyors of Japanese street food:
https://eastbayexpress.com/okkon-japanese-street-food-serves-it-how-you-like-it-2-1/
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northguineahills:

↳ northguineahills @3:17
for the others, G# and A♭ are the same note...

/wait, everyone here knows that (sorry, just woke from a nap)
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chresti:

↳ audiolab1 @3:04
What? No flooding here, thankfully. Just leaks in our roof which happened 2 years ago or whenever it rained steady and heavy enough to spring some leaks in the kitchen and the room off the kitchen.
It was the first time it rained on this olden (1906) house like that in 20 years!
But thanks for the well wishes!
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Stork:

↳ chresti @3:29
Whew! Good 2 hear!!!
  3:30pm
Dean:

That's a good point, ngh, and yet I've heard or read contrary opinions, due I suppose to the musical theoretical framework of scales, but really I don't know.
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doctorjazz:

Hve the Al Green albums, and a box set of all his singles, love his stuff (got to see the Reverand once)!
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Stork:

↳ northguineahills @3:28
technically they're enharmonic. And no, I have no idea what I'm saying.
  3:32pm
Dean:

So, for instance, a-flat major has an a-flat, g-flat major a g-flat, no mixing and matching. Great word, "enharmonic."
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doctorjazz:

↳ northguineahills @3:28
They are3 the ame note, and an instrument with fixed tones (like a piano), they are identical. But I believe instruments that can slightly change tonality (violin, horns), they would play G# slightly lower than A flat in appropriate situations.s (But I could be wrong, of course)
  3:33pm
Dean:

All I know is that when I play them on my recorder, I put my fingers in exactly the same places.
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doctorjazz:

↳ Song: "Belle" by "Al Green"
Just LOVE this tune! (that falsetto can make one swoon...)
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @3:34
Such an interesting abum - Al left Hi Records and did something much grittier (and more overtly Christian) - Willie Mitchell hated it, natch. They later reunited
  3:35pm
Dean:

And no, I will not share what those places are where I put my fingers. I'll only say you haven't heard recorder playing until you've heard me play one.
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audiolab1:

↳ chresti @3:29
Apologies, I must have heard the name incorrectly this morning. Glad to hear you're doing ok!!
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northguineahills:

↳ Stork @3:31
same pitch, different names..
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northguineahills:

↳ doctorjazz @3:33
for valve instruments, it depends on the tuning..
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northguineahills:

↳ doctorjazz @3:33
for valve instruments, it depends on the tuning..
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chresti:

↳ audiolab1 @3:37
It must of been on Carol's show when she played Water Damage!
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northguineahills:

↳ Dean @3:35
i used to have a family of recorders (five of different sizes)
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doctorjazz:

↳ Song: "I'm A Ram" by "Al Green"
Another KILLER tune!
  3:43pm
Dean:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGEXJe3px68
G Sharp and A Flat Are Not The Same Note

Haven't watched it, so I'm not sure what it says. But I like this from another source: "It's the musical equivalent of 'hear' versus 'here'. Just because they are homophonic doesn't mean they are the same word. Similarly, in western tonal music B♭ doesn't mean the same as A♯."
  3:45pm
Dean:

I have a Renaissance soprano Moeck and a cheap Yamaha soprano. Also, a penny whistle somewhere... And a clarinet.
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doctorjazz:

↳ Song: "Take Me To The River" by "Al Green"
Up there with THE GREATEST SONGS IN THE UNIVERSE! (my list, anyway)
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doctorjazz:

↳ Dean @3:43
I think this all has to do with just versus equal intonation, distances between notes aren't all exactly the same. Sort of like needing extra days for leap years, you wind up with different C notes as you go up scales. At least, that's what I think...
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doctorjazz:

Company is here, gotta run, thanks for the great show, Stork, great week all!
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Stork:

↳ doctorjazz @3:53
Have a gereat feast, doc!! See ya soon...
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audiolab1:

Enjoy, doctorjazz!
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Stork:

Happy Green Day, or... thanks for being and hearing!! See you all in 3 Sundays - gonna step back for 2 weeks. Back on May something
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fred:

Thanks for the extra round Stork, though my liver served a cease and desist thingy
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audiolab1:

Thank you, Stork. Enjoy your time away from the show! Have a great week, everyone!
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pot8o:

thanks stork! have a great week everyone!
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fred:

↳ Stork @3:58
Who gets the keys to the GP vault?
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adamdoesit:

Great show. Thank you, Stork!
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chresti:

Thanks Stork! Enjoy your away time!
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WR:

Thank you! Stork!
  4:16pm
Dean:

You're exactly right, doctorjazz. Brings to mind the now defunct Wildboard Records label, which made recordings of harpsichords tuned to equal temperament, which sounds very odd, but attractive, nevertheless.
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