WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 5, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:58am pacific standard simon: WHOOP! I have conquered my wife's craptastic tech puzzler -- wireless printer settings! Now I can listen to this show in peace for a couple hours before heading to work to train a new employee. Peace 'n' love!
	12:01pm Carmichael: Okee Dokee, here and ready on a Monday morning. Dat's one snazzy broad ...
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Good Monday, Jeff, Jeff, and all!!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Pictured at left: my in-laws.
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: Terribly sorry to hear of your loss, Jeff. Hope the time w/ family has been healing. That is a wonderful picture.
	12:06pm holland oats: sorry jeff (lovely pic)
	🥁 12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Much love to all Steinberg-Golicks everywhere.
	12:07pm pacific standard simon: She sure had a sense of style, Jeff.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: My condolences, Jeff. I have never heard a cover of this "Beatles" track before.
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, all! Great to have you with me today -- whoopin' @pss; ready @Carmichael; listenin' james; hollerin' @holland; davenin' Doug.
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Uncle Michael. Why the quotes? Not canonical?
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Because I think George Martin composed it. I could be wrong.
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: Mary was indeed stylin'. She also did not give a flying fig what anybody else thought, most of the time. Went her own way.
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: Ah; that makes sense, @UM.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Like I said, I could be wrong.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Going to be listening, mobile...until I settle in somewhere else.
	12:16pm Jeff Golick: Unsurprised to see that this is the second time this Burmese cut has been played at FMU...
	12:16pm Jeff Golick: Safe travels, UM.
	12:19pm doca: Hello, Jeffs and non-Jeffs
	12:19pm ndbob: afternoon Jeffs and everyone!
	12:20pm Jeff Golick: Hi hi, @doca and @ndbob.
	12:24pm Dean: Love this Dockstader. All three Aerials are gorgeous.
	12:26pm Jeff Golick: Howdy, Dean, and welcome. Yeah, huge sounds.
	12:30pm northguineahills: Nice Tod Dockstader.
	12:32pm ?: Howdy to all, really dig the isophonic boogie
	🥁 12:32pm duke: Hola Jeffs, Doug and listeners
	12:33pm holland oats: love this roland record
	🥁 12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Um, this is really fine. Never (cough, cough) heard it before.
	12:34pm pacific standard simon: Sounds like "Train Kept A-Rollin'"
	🥁 12:34pm duke: I'm glad I got here in time for Roland P Young
	12:35pm listener james from westwood: Stellar cuts thus far!!
	12:37pm holland oats: late as usual, schulkind
	12:40pm Jeff Golick: Not as late as you might think, @holland oats.
	12:42pm holland oats: surely i jest
	12:44pm Shirley: Gotcha.
	🥁 12:45pm Doug Schulkind: Embarrassing but kind of funny: Jeff asked if I had a copy of that Roland P. Young. Which I did and emailed to him along with a snarky comment about it "not being as good as it ought to be." The egg on my face has been lightly scrambled with capers and scallions. Please, everyone, dig in.
	🥁 12:48pm Brian in UK: You are a fine looking woman, Shirley.
	12:56pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Brian, and thanks. Here's the Helen Merrill link: inconstantsol.blogspot.com...
	12:57pm doca: Does anyone knows where Susie Ibarra is up these days? I think Drum Sketches is her latest album, isn't it?
	12:57pm ?: Thoughts on Roland Youngs' 2009 "Istet Serenade"... Almost 30 years after isophonic boogie, was that is second solo record?
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: Excellent question, @doca, but no answers here. And @?, I have not heard that RPY record...anyone else?
	1:05pm northguineahills: Last I heard, Susie Ibarra moved back to Houston, but that was 7 years ago.
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: I gotta say, that Roland Young thing was freaking great.
	1:08pm doca: @ngh: Maybe that's why she's kinda silent the last few years
	1:08pm Dean: @ngh: Back to Houston? I thought she was from Anaheim. She's playing in NYC this month: http://www.susieibarra.com/susieibarra/news/
	🥁 1:09pm Doug Schulkind: I once saw at BAM a dance performance by Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane that was accompanied by the duet of Connie Crothers and Max Roach.
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Jeff, that photograph of your in-laws looks to be, at the very least, professional portraiture and quite possibly, fashion photography. Was your mother-in-law given to fits of professional modeling?
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: UM: I don't think there was any pro modeling happening, though there are a few other great pro shots that we have. One thing we've been talking about are all of the stories/arcane knowledge we've lost w/ her passing. Like, they vacationed in pre-Castro Cuba with Peter Falk. That's all I know about that trip. They lived in the Chelsea Hotel for a time when my wife was very young. Etc etc.
	1:27pm northguineahills: Yes, Susie is from SoCal. She married another musician (2nd marriage?) and they then went to Houston. I haven't heard anything since then. I suppose I could ask some of my friends thee next time I see them.
	1:35pm ndbob: excellent show Jeffs - i need to go - bye for now
	1:35pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, and you're welcome, and take care, @ndbob!
	1:48pm pacific standard simon: Me too -- buh-bye!
	1:48pm Jeff Golick: Same to you, too, @pss!
	1:55pm listener james from westwood: There's random a cappella performance of "I Only Have Eyes" in the movie "Pi," echoing through the spaces of a NYC subway station. Combined with the claustrophobic mood and, literally, the space in which it's delivered, it's more than faintly sinister in its context.
	1:57pm Jeff Golick: Huh - will have to go back to that, @ljfw. I have seen the movie but don't recall that perf. I do recall watching with white knuckles, however.
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: It's just a brief moment amid a movie with quite a number of weird moments, but hearing that song reminded me of it. IIRC the performer was Aronofsky's father or F-I-L.
	2:04pm northguineahills: I've never heard silence, I've only read about it.
	2:05pm shorter wayne: I love "I Sing The Body Electric"/Sweetnighter/Mysterious Traveler & more Weather Report!
	2:05pm Carmichael: I was about to ask if the stream was working. Then I saw the song title ...
	🥁 2:08pm Doug Schulkind: I love Anthony Braxton the way I love my left lung.
	2:09pm Jeff Golick: A good one for headphones -- you can hear their bodies shifting in space.
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: They = AB, Leo Smith, and Leroy Jenkins.
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @shorter wayne. Welcome. You might dig the archived show from last week!
	2:13pm doca: Oh my...When I fell asleep it was playing Duke Ellington...
	2:14pm shorter wayne: Which Jeffrey doesn't care for Weather Report?
	2:16pm listener james from westwood: Karen Dalton!! With bonus studio chitchat.
	2:16pm Jeff Golick: I think that was Jeff J on last week's show. I am somewhat embarrassed to say that I really haven't spent any time listening to WR...
	2:19pm Dean: shorter wayne's identified records by WR are well worth spinning. Reminds me of a friend who, despite having very wide exposure to all kinds of music, had never gotten around to Mahavishnu Orchestra's Birds of Fire. Once he did he understood what all the shouting was about.
	🥁 2:21pm Doug Schulkind: I am an unashamed Weather Report underappreciator.
	2:23pm doca: Yeah, me too. Anything that resembles fusion is (un)fortunately alien to me, even some Miles electric period are harder for me to get.
	2:27pm Carmichael: Not me. I kinda dig most fusion stuff, although some can sound much more uhhh .. commercial than others.
	2:29pm Jeff Golick: Dean/Doug/doca/Carm: For me, it has been the free-floating "conventional wisdom" that WR is not worth checking out that has (shamefully) kept me from it. I wish that it weren't so. But we gotta make choices, I suppose...
	2:31pm northguineahills: Fairport! Sandy!
	2:31pm shorter wayne: Yeah Listen to "Bitches Brew"by Miles & go Electric like Howlin' Wolf!
	2:32pm doca: @Carm/Jeff: it's not the commercial thing that I don't like exactly, it is the idea of rock that comes with fusion. I like mixing jazz with everything, but the way it usually does in fusion I think is a poor understanding both of jazz and specially rock music. But then again, I say that knowing only too few of jazz fusion.
	2:33pm Jeff Golick: (And that's "conventional wisdom," non-commercial division.)
	2:33pm doca: "Mixing jazz" sounded like jazz was a beverage or something.
	🥁 2:34pm Doug Schulkind: And I don't like Mel Tormé, either. But I could see that self-imposed prohibition changing sooner than the WR one. Actually, I have found that the longer I keep moving forward, the more of my biases melt away. Maybe I will just love everything by the time I'm dead.
	2:35pm Jeff Golick: We should do a fusion show.
	2:35pm doca: @Doug: for me, that's the WFMU effect.
	2:35pm Jeff Golick: (Also: what Doug said.)
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Doug, go listen to that last Mel Tormé I played and tell me what's not to love?
	🥁 2:37pm Doug Schulkind: I'm just dying to love me some Mel Tormé.
	2:38pm Jeff Golick: Is this song title, as Tracey Jordan would have it, a metaphor?
	2:39pm northguineahills: Awsome show! Gotta run. Thanks Jeff!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: For something.
	2:40pm Jeff Golick: Bye, @ngh! Thanks, as ever!
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: You are all really glad I do not have the mic on right about now.
	🥁 2:44pm Doug Schulkind: If you had left the mic on, would we have been witness to a D:Orio Scenario?
	2:45pm Jeff Golick: Indeed. Minus the ability to sing.
	2:46pm Dean: Ernie Graham and Brinsley Schwarz! Love it. "Birdland"-era WR got a little silly, but the earlier stuff holds up. Fusion takes a bad rap due to the excess and eccentricities of some (among whom I don't include Miles, but YMMV). Check out Gary Boyle's Isotope with Hugh Hopper. Perfectly tailored.
	🥁 2:47pm Doug Schulkind: I couldn't carry a tune if it had handles. Not like that Mel Tormé.
	2:48pm Carmichael: Good explanation, Dean. That's what I was getting at, but couldn't quite say.
	2:50pm Dean: "Lever"? Maybe she was a barista?
	2:53pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for the Isotope rec, Dean.
	2:55pm earrie: In 1971? I think the girl in question perhaps flipped a switch that had been previously stuck in a single-state.
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: Dean, thanks for that rec' on the Walt Dickerson/Sun Ra "visions" album. I'm in love.
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: Hey there, @earrie!
	2:56pm earrie: 'Stuck' ? Maybe the word is 'lodged'.
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: Going a tad long today -- won't quite make up for last week, but it's something?
	🥁 2:57pm Doug Schulkind: This blog posting is from 2009, but the link still works: acasaderoderick.blogspot.com...
	2:58pm earrie: Hi. Thanks for the very excellent listening.
	2:59pm Dean: I hope you like them, Jeff. You're welcome, as are you, UM. Yes, I still have stars in my eyes from having first heard the Sun Ra/Dickerson record. Yes, Doug, that's one of the Isotope records. Real nice stuff.
	3:02pm doca: Thanks for the great show, Jeff G., and sorry for your loss. I'm gonna switch over to Scott Williams right now. See ya all!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, and see you, @doca!
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: You're welcome, @earrie.
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: ...and thanks for that link, Doug.
	3:10pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jeff!
	🥁 3:10pm duke: Thanks Jeff
	3:11pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Jeff, for the fine show. Hope the days going forward get easier and again, my sympathies.
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ljfw! And to @duke and @UM, too! See y'all soon, I'm sure....
	3:12pm Dean: Nice words, ljfw. They echo my sentiments.
	3:13pm Jeff Golick: Appreciate that, Dean. Off to check Isotope!
	🥁 5:41pm Brian in UK: Mr Golick, thought you might like to peruse this article. Chin chin www.independent.co.uk...

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Jeff g.'s in-laws. At right, Mary McCarthy Steinberg, 1934-2014

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles	Evidence	1974/1996
Herbie Mann	Flying "Flying" by "Herbie Mann"	Stone Flute
Kyaw Kyaw Naing	Shwe Soan Nyo "Shwe Soan Nyo" by "Kyaw Kyaw Naing"	White Elephants & Golden Ducks: Enchanting Music Treasures From Burma
Watazumido-Shuso	Netori "Netori" by "Watazumido-Shuso"	The Mysterious Sounds Of The Japanese Bamboo Flute
Dawn of Midi	Algol "Algol" by "Dawn of Midi"	Dysnomia	thirsty ear	2013
Tod Dockstader	Pulse "Pulse" by "Tod Dockstader"	Aerial #1	Sub Rosa	2005
Roland P. Young	Row Land "Row Land" by "Roland P. Young"	Isophonic Boogie Woogie	Flow Chart	1980
Susie Ibarra	Drum Sketch No. 10 "Drum Sketch No. 10" by "Susie Ibarra"	Drum Sketches	Innova	2007
William Winant	Song of Quetzalcoatl	Five American Percussion Pieces	Poon Village	2013
George Cartwright & Anne Elias	Unweeded	Unweeded	self-released	2014	http://georgecartwright.bandcamp.com/album/unweeded-george-cartwright-and-anne-elias
Music behind DJ: John Cale & Terry Riley	Church of Anthrax	Church of Anthrax
Helen Merrill w/ Gary Peacock Trio	In a Sentimental Mood / Once Upon a Summertime	Sposin'	Storyville	1971
Connie Crothers	I'm Getting Sentimental Over You	Solo	Jazz Records	1980
Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim)	Kippy	African Piano	Spectator	1970
Aki Takase	I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good	My Ellington	Intakt	2013
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane	In a Sentimental Mood	Duke Ellington & John Coltrane	Impulse!	1963
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"	My Occupation: The Music of Chaz Jankel
Loren Stillman & Bad Touch	Dream Therapy	Going Public	Fresh Sound New Talent	2014
Steve Lehman Octet	Autumn Interlude	Mise en Abîme	PI Recordings	2014
Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy	I Only Have Eyes for You	I Only Have Eyes for You	ECM	1985
Bill Dixon	In Search of a Sound "In Search of a Sound" by "Bill Dixon"	17 Musicians in Search of a Sound: Darfur	AUM Fidelity	2008
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"	Melting Pot
Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra	Silence	The Ballad of the Fallen	ECM	1983
Anthony Braxton	Silence "Silence" by "Anthony Braxton"	Silence	Freedom	1975	rec. 1969
Karen Dalton	In the Evening "In the Evening" by "Karen Dalton"	Green Rocky Road	Megaphone	2008	rec. 1963
Music behind DJ: Boards of Canada	Eagle in Your Mind	Music Has the Right to Children
Frank Sinatra	I Wish I Were in Love Again	The Capitol Years	Capitol
Chico Freeman	Don't Get Around Much Anymore	Spirit Sensitive	India Navigation	1979
Fairport Convention	I'll Keep It with Mine	What We Did on Our Holidays	Island	1969
Ernie Graham	The Girl that Turned the Lever	Ernie Graham	Liberty	1971
David Murray Octet	Home "Home" by "David Murray Octet"	Home	Black Saint
Music behind DJ: Mouse on Mars	Fantastic Analysis "Fantastic Analysis" by "Mouse on Mars"	Idiology
Ethel	No Nickel Blues "No Nickel Blues" by "Ethel"	Heavy	Innova	2012
Jason Kao Hwang / Spontaneous River	Movement Nine	Symphony of Souls	Mulatta	2011
Leroy Jenkins & James Emery	Ashiata	Creative Music Studio (Archive Selections, Vol. 1)	Innova	2014	rec. 1977
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:58am pacific standard simon: WHOOP! I have conquered my wife's craptastic tech puzzler -- wireless printer settings! Now I can listen to this show in peace for a couple hours before heading to work to train a new employee. Peace 'n' love!
	12:01pm Carmichael: Okee Dokee, here and ready on a Monday morning. Dat's one snazzy broad ...
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Good Monday, Jeff, Jeff, and all!!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Pictured at left: my in-laws.
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: Terribly sorry to hear of your loss, Jeff. Hope the time w/ family has been healing. That is a wonderful picture.
	12:06pm holland oats: sorry jeff (lovely pic)
	🥁 12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Much love to all Steinberg-Golicks everywhere.
	12:07pm pacific standard simon: She sure had a sense of style, Jeff.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: My condolences, Jeff. I have never heard a cover of this "Beatles" track before.
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, all! Great to have you with me today -- whoopin' @pss; ready @Carmichael; listenin' james; hollerin' @holland; davenin' Doug.
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Uncle Michael. Why the quotes? Not canonical?
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Because I think George Martin composed it. I could be wrong.
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: Mary was indeed stylin'. She also did not give a flying fig what anybody else thought, most of the time. Went her own way.
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: Ah; that makes sense, @UM.
	12:13pm Uncle Michael: Like I said, I could be wrong.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Going to be listening, mobile...until I settle in somewhere else.
	12:16pm Jeff Golick: Unsurprised to see that this is the second time this Burmese cut has been played at FMU...
	12:16pm Jeff Golick: Safe travels, UM.
	12:19pm doca: Hello, Jeffs and non-Jeffs
	12:19pm ndbob: afternoon Jeffs and everyone!
	12:20pm Jeff Golick: Hi hi, @doca and @ndbob.
	12:24pm Dean: Love this Dockstader. All three Aerials are gorgeous.
	12:26pm Jeff Golick: Howdy, Dean, and welcome. Yeah, huge sounds.
	12:30pm northguineahills: Nice Tod Dockstader.
	12:32pm ?: Howdy to all, really dig the isophonic boogie
	🥁 12:32pm duke: Hola Jeffs, Doug and listeners
	12:33pm holland oats: love this roland record
	🥁 12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Um, this is really fine. Never (cough, cough) heard it before.
	12:34pm pacific standard simon: Sounds like "Train Kept A-Rollin'"
	🥁 12:34pm duke: I'm glad I got here in time for Roland P Young
	12:35pm listener james from westwood: Stellar cuts thus far!!
	12:37pm holland oats: late as usual, schulkind
	12:40pm Jeff Golick: Not as late as you might think, @holland oats.
	12:42pm holland oats: surely i jest
	12:44pm Shirley: Gotcha.
	🥁 12:45pm Doug Schulkind: Embarrassing but kind of funny: Jeff asked if I had a copy of that Roland P. Young. Which I did and emailed to him along with a snarky comment about it "not being as good as it ought to be." The egg on my face has been lightly scrambled with capers and scallions. Please, everyone, dig in.
	🥁 12:48pm Brian in UK: You are a fine looking woman, Shirley.
	12:56pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Brian, and thanks. Here's the Helen Merrill link: inconstantsol.blogspot.com...
	12:57pm doca: Does anyone knows where Susie Ibarra is up these days? I think Drum Sketches is her latest album, isn't it?
	12:57pm ?: Thoughts on Roland Youngs' 2009 "Istet Serenade"... Almost 30 years after isophonic boogie, was that is second solo record?
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: Excellent question, @doca, but no answers here. And @?, I have not heard that RPY record...anyone else?
	1:05pm northguineahills: Last I heard, Susie Ibarra moved back to Houston, but that was 7 years ago.
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: I gotta say, that Roland Young thing was freaking great.
	1:08pm doca: @ngh: Maybe that's why she's kinda silent the last few years
	1:08pm Dean: @ngh: Back to Houston? I thought she was from Anaheim. She's playing in NYC this month: http://www.susieibarra.com/susieibarra/news/
	🥁 1:09pm Doug Schulkind: I once saw at BAM a dance performance by Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane that was accompanied by the duet of Connie Crothers and Max Roach.
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Jeff, that photograph of your in-laws looks to be, at the very least, professional portraiture and quite possibly, fashion photography. Was your mother-in-law given to fits of professional modeling?
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: UM: I don't think there was any pro modeling happening, though there are a few other great pro shots that we have. One thing we've been talking about are all of the stories/arcane knowledge we've lost w/ her passing. Like, they vacationed in pre-Castro Cuba with Peter Falk. That's all I know about that trip. They lived in the Chelsea Hotel for a time when my wife was very young. Etc etc.
	1:27pm northguineahills: Yes, Susie is from SoCal. She married another musician (2nd marriage?) and they then went to Houston. I haven't heard anything since then. I suppose I could ask some of my friends thee next time I see them.
	1:35pm ndbob: excellent show Jeffs - i need to go - bye for now
	1:35pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, and you're welcome, and take care, @ndbob!
	1:48pm pacific standard simon: Me too -- buh-bye!
	1:48pm Jeff Golick: Same to you, too, @pss!
	1:55pm listener james from westwood: There's random a cappella performance of "I Only Have Eyes" in the movie "Pi," echoing through the spaces of a NYC subway station. Combined with the claustrophobic mood and, literally, the space in which it's delivered, it's more than faintly sinister in its context.
	1:57pm Jeff Golick: Huh - will have to go back to that, @ljfw. I have seen the movie but don't recall that perf. I do recall watching with white knuckles, however.
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: It's just a brief moment amid a movie with quite a number of weird moments, but hearing that song reminded me of it. IIRC the performer was Aronofsky's father or F-I-L.
	2:04pm northguineahills: I've never heard silence, I've only read about it.
	2:05pm shorter wayne: I love "I Sing The Body Electric"/Sweetnighter/Mysterious Traveler & more Weather Report!
	2:05pm Carmichael: I was about to ask if the stream was working. Then I saw the song title ...
	🥁 2:08pm Doug Schulkind: I love Anthony Braxton the way I love my left lung.
	2:09pm Jeff Golick: A good one for headphones -- you can hear their bodies shifting in space.
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: They = AB, Leo Smith, and Leroy Jenkins.
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @shorter wayne. Welcome. You might dig the archived show from last week!
	2:13pm doca: Oh my...When I fell asleep it was playing Duke Ellington...
	2:14pm shorter wayne: Which Jeffrey doesn't care for Weather Report?
	2:16pm listener james from westwood: Karen Dalton!! With bonus studio chitchat.
	2:16pm Jeff Golick: I think that was Jeff J on last week's show. I am somewhat embarrassed to say that I really haven't spent any time listening to WR...
	2:19pm Dean: shorter wayne's identified records by WR are well worth spinning. Reminds me of a friend who, despite having very wide exposure to all kinds of music, had never gotten around to Mahavishnu Orchestra's Birds of Fire. Once he did he understood what all the shouting was about.
	🥁 2:21pm Doug Schulkind: I am an unashamed Weather Report underappreciator.
	2:23pm doca: Yeah, me too. Anything that resembles fusion is (un)fortunately alien to me, even some Miles electric period are harder for me to get.
	2:27pm Carmichael: Not me. I kinda dig most fusion stuff, although some can sound much more uhhh .. commercial than others.
	2:29pm Jeff Golick: Dean/Doug/doca/Carm: For me, it has been the free-floating "conventional wisdom" that WR is not worth checking out that has (shamefully) kept me from it. I wish that it weren't so. But we gotta make choices, I suppose...
	2:31pm northguineahills: Fairport! Sandy!
	2:31pm shorter wayne: Yeah Listen to "Bitches Brew"by Miles & go Electric like Howlin' Wolf!
	2:32pm doca: @Carm/Jeff: it's not the commercial thing that I don't like exactly, it is the idea of rock that comes with fusion. I like mixing jazz with everything, but the way it usually does in fusion I think is a poor understanding both of jazz and specially rock music. But then again, I say that knowing only too few of jazz fusion.
	2:33pm Jeff Golick: (And that's "conventional wisdom," non-commercial division.)
	2:33pm doca: "Mixing jazz" sounded like jazz was a beverage or something.
	🥁 2:34pm Doug Schulkind: And I don't like Mel Tormé, either. But I could see that self-imposed prohibition changing sooner than the WR one. Actually, I have found that the longer I keep moving forward, the more of my biases melt away. Maybe I will just love everything by the time I'm dead.
	2:35pm Jeff Golick: We should do a fusion show.
	2:35pm doca: @Doug: for me, that's the WFMU effect.
	2:35pm Jeff Golick: (Also: what Doug said.)
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Doug, go listen to that last Mel Tormé I played and tell me what's not to love?
	🥁 2:37pm Doug Schulkind: I'm just dying to love me some Mel Tormé.
	2:38pm Jeff Golick: Is this song title, as Tracey Jordan would have it, a metaphor?
	2:39pm northguineahills: Awsome show! Gotta run. Thanks Jeff!
	2:39pm Uncle Michael: For something.
	2:40pm Jeff Golick: Bye, @ngh! Thanks, as ever!
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: You are all really glad I do not have the mic on right about now.
	🥁 2:44pm Doug Schulkind: If you had left the mic on, would we have been witness to a D:Orio Scenario?
	2:45pm Jeff Golick: Indeed. Minus the ability to sing.
	2:46pm Dean: Ernie Graham and Brinsley Schwarz! Love it. "Birdland"-era WR got a little silly, but the earlier stuff holds up. Fusion takes a bad rap due to the excess and eccentricities of some (among whom I don't include Miles, but YMMV). Check out Gary Boyle's Isotope with Hugh Hopper. Perfectly tailored.
	🥁 2:47pm Doug Schulkind: I couldn't carry a tune if it had handles. Not like that Mel Tormé.
	2:48pm Carmichael: Good explanation, Dean. That's what I was getting at, but couldn't quite say.
	2:50pm Dean: "Lever"? Maybe she was a barista?
	2:53pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for the Isotope rec, Dean.
	2:55pm earrie: In 1971? I think the girl in question perhaps flipped a switch that had been previously stuck in a single-state.
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: Dean, thanks for that rec' on the Walt Dickerson/Sun Ra "visions" album. I'm in love.
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: Hey there, @earrie!
	2:56pm earrie: 'Stuck' ? Maybe the word is 'lodged'.
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: Going a tad long today -- won't quite make up for last week, but it's something?
	🥁 2:57pm Doug Schulkind: This blog posting is from 2009, but the link still works: acasaderoderick.blogspot.com...
	2:58pm earrie: Hi. Thanks for the very excellent listening.
	2:59pm Dean: I hope you like them, Jeff. You're welcome, as are you, UM. Yes, I still have stars in my eyes from having first heard the Sun Ra/Dickerson record. Yes, Doug, that's one of the Isotope records. Real nice stuff.
	3:02pm doca: Thanks for the great show, Jeff G., and sorry for your loss. I'm gonna switch over to Scott Williams right now. See ya all!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, and see you, @doca!
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: You're welcome, @earrie.
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: ...and thanks for that link, Doug.
	3:10pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jeff!
	🥁 3:10pm duke: Thanks Jeff
	3:11pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Jeff, for the fine show. Hope the days going forward get easier and again, my sympathies.
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ljfw! And to @duke and @UM, too! See y'all soon, I'm sure....
	3:12pm Dean: Nice words, ljfw. They echo my sentiments.
	3:13pm Jeff Golick: Appreciate that, Dean. Off to check Isotope!
	🥁 5:41pm Brian in UK: Mr Golick, thought you might like to peruse this article. Chin chin www.independent.co.uk...

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