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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: Strapped in, dials set to GO. Lift off. Another one bites the dust. See James Garner also passed this weekend.
	🥁 12:00pm Brian in UK: You may have seen his trips playing on NPR. Personally I only managed twins, power to you Charlie. www.npr.org...
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, all! Brian, you are right, we're down a Maverick over here.
	12:00pm holland oats: yo d:o! gtdr i thank you
	🥁 12:03pm Brian in UK: Aptly named, james.
	12:07pm Jeff J: Hey all - We're experiencing a few technical snafus here. We'll be hitting you with some Haden very shortly!
	12:08pm holland oats: charlie don't surf?
	12:09pm fleep: It's a very pleasant snafu.
	12:09pm Jeff J: Charlie don't like our headphone jacks and previously existing set-up. We're being techno haunted.
	12:11pm holland oats: liking this dorothy ashby interlude (not to harp on things)
	12:14pm Dean: According to the San Francisco Chronicle and Zubin Mehta, the harp is a woman's instrument: http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Gender-gap-Tech-could-take-a-cue-from-orchestras-5633277.php
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: Just switched from trumpets to piano; good sign for being live?
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: Well hello! Good to hear y'all!!
	12:17pm holland oats: and away we go...
	12:22pm listener james from westwood: Apt first track.
	🥁 12:30pm Doug Schulkind: Goddammmmm do I love this song/LP.
	12:33pm Jeff Golick: Kinda makes me sad all over again.
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: On the bright side: think we got Jeff J hooked up for the next break.
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: Hot damn, this Cherry is a treat.
	12:50pm Jeff Golick: Kind of a new mode for Joe, if you will
	12:56pm Todd76Pct: Joe Henderson played excellently on Alice Coltrane's Ptah, The El Daoud LP.
	12:56pm holland oats: louise appeared on the last season of 'girls'
	12:59pm Dean: Martin Mull was in MH, MH, and then moved to the spin-off, Fernwood 2Night, featuring Fred Willard. Odd stuff.
	1:02pm Subjectivity: 70's sitcoms were great Mary Hartman/Martin Mull-Fernwood Tonight/All in the Family would not be on T.V. today!
	🥁 1:03pm Doug Schulkind: Charlie's playing has never been more beautiful than on this cut with Hawes.
	1:03pm listener james from westwood: My parents were huge fans of MH,MH. I got in on the fun when they began watching "Soap."
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: I was a little too busy watching Gilligan's Island, The Brady Bunch, and Far-Out Space Nuts.
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: BTW, hellos and hearty greetings due to: @listener james! @holland oats! @Doug S! @Subjectivity! @Dean! @Brian in UK! @Todd76Pct! @fleep! !!!
	1:07pm holland oats: bewitched, people.
	1:11pm listener james from westwood: Put Haden getting arrested over peforming a piece of music squarely in the "America Goddam" column.
	1:13pm Jeff Golick: Yes, though pretty sure it happened somewhere else -- Iberian peninsula, I think....
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Yeah: Lisbon, 1971.
	1:15pm holland oats: is this an, errm, mash-up?
	🥁 1:15pm Doug Schulkind: As a youth, I was a religious reader of Downbeat magazine. Often I would turn first the blindfold test (it was sorta like my centerfold). But over the years I have come to really loathe the blindfold test, both in concept and practice. Sure, the occasional piece of insight might be delivered by an unsuspecting test-taker, but in retrospect, it just seems like a fucking carnival sideshow, a petrie dish for growing dissent and discord among artists. The highpoint was always when someone, either the test-taker or one of the unnamed performers, would be or should be embarrassed by the comments made. That said, here is a blindfold test with Charlie Haden in a 1966 issue of Downbeat: thinktoomuchjazz.files.wordpress.com...
	1:15pm Dean: Portugal Goddamn!
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: @holland oats: the original mash-up!
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: @Jeff: Slightly more understandable, but still: Over music?! Feh.
	1:20pm Dean: Amen, Doug Schulkind. Same goes for Wire's "Invisible Jukebox," another blindfold test, not to mention the absurd pretension to scientific methodical rigor among audiophiles who rely on blind or double-blind A/B testing of equipment.
	🥁 1:20pm Doug Schulkind: My favorite comment in Charlie Haden's blindfold test: "Scotty (LaFaro) was trying desperately to become the best bass player in the world." Like I said, I love the blindfold test for all the amazing insight it could provide. [cough]
	1:20pm Jeff Golick: They seem to like to call the po-po about music over there: www.theguardian.com...
	1:24pm holland oats: what effect box is this i wonder
	1:25pm Dean: España Goddamn! (Anybody got Mississippi?)
	🥁 1:25pm Doug Schulkind: @Dean All those folks worrying about the fidelity of their audio equipment remind me of tourists who only ever look at the marvelous surroundings through the lens of their camera. Shaddap and listen already!
	1:28pm holland oats: on that note... www.ifc.com... (shot at my buddy dan's record store)
	1:30pm holland oats: and don't get me started on SMARTPHONES AT CONCERTS...
	1:31pm Jeff Golick: hang on, let me get a screenshot of that comment, @holland O.
	1:32pm Dean: @Doug, I'm a recovering audiophile, cured by the cost of raising two kids. I have to stay I can still get high on listening at, rather than to or through, good equipment. When people remark upon my fondness for music, I often correct them: No, I like to play records. Still, I've never understood why some "demonstration" records command such devotion, among them Jennifer Warnes' "Famous Blue Raincoat." It's nice, but geez, so are some less well engineered records!
	🥁 1:46pm Doug Schulkind: @holland oats Is that Gimmee Gimmee in L.A.? Is it THAT Dan? @Dean I have no problem with loving great sounding equipment. With enough cash, I would be availing myself for sure. I've just never understood expending of time and energy worrying over it. Time is precious. As a young drummer, I was always acutely aware of the "what kind of drums do you have" question from other drummers. The answer always was so fucking important. Being able to say I've got a blue sparkle Ludwig set with a Slingerland snare and all Zildjians meant way too much to me as a little snot. Then I started going to shows where the drummer was banging on garbage can lids and PVC tubs and stuff and making miraculous sounds—and that put everything in critical perspective.
	1:47pm Jeff Golick: 70s, man
	1:48pm holland oats: @doug indeed it is
	🥁 2:03pm Doug Schulkind: This is almost too painful to listen to. Both now gone.
	2:07pm Jeff Golick: We feel similarly, Doug. Moving from the sublime to the ridiculous(ly sublime) in a moment or two.
	2:21pm listener james from westwood: This sounds like Nine Inch Nails' soundtrack for the videogame Quake at this speed. This is not a dis.
	🥁 2:25pm Doug Schulkind: As far as I know, Charlie Haden never jammed with the Ramones, but he did play with Minutemen: www.youtube.com...
	2:26pm listener james from westwood: Joey just fell down a pit! No, wait, he's back.
	2:27pm NowWave: Could a Punk/Jazz show be in the future?
	2:28pm Jeff Golick: This Cretun Hop runs 30 minutes. We're not going the full way -- this time. Full version is at youtube for those what want it.
	2:28pm Dean: McCabe's. If the guitars on the walls could speak...
	2:28pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @NowWave! Great idea, we're working on a few other themed shows. Will throw it on the pile!
	2:43pm Dervish: This almost literally rocked my socks off.
	2:45pm OldMan: More Current artists to listen2. This set is refreshing.
	2:47pm Jeff Golick: @Dervish! @OldMan! Welcome.
	2:47pm steve: just wanted to express my joy at this cover of Blind Willie!
	2:48pm Jeff Golick: Hooray, @steve. Right there with you.
	🥁 2:52pm duke: Sorry I'm late. Can you start over?
	2:59pm Jeff Golick: @duke! I'll give you our notes after class...
	🥁 3:00pm Doug Schulkind: The wonderful South African trumpeter Mongezi Feza plays on this Wyatt LP!
	3:00pm Jeff Golick: & Gary Windo on that last cut!
	3:03pm northguineahills: Lovely Takayanagi.
	3:03pm Jeff Golick: Look who's here! It's @northguineahills!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: I hope y'all forgive me for this set.
	3:05pm Captain Hate: Thanks for playing that Brotz/Sharrock. I'd been wanting to hear it and as soon as it came on I figured that's what it was
	3:06pm holland oats: enjoying this game of musical che's
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Sure, @Captain Hate. You can stream the whole thing here: trostrecords.bandcamp.com...
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @holland oats. That comment just about makes it all worthwhile!
	3:10pm Captain Hate: I heart bandcamp
	3:12pm listener james from westwood: Great "Che" cuts, but this one is particularly beautiful.
	3:14pm Jeff Golick: Naturally, it features the composer, @ljfw.
	3:14pm northguineahills: This was amazing Jeffs, thanks again!
	🥁 3:15pm duke: This is a lovely version of this song
	3:16pm Uncle Michael: Hi! Thanks! Bye!
	3:16pm listener james from westwood: Superb tribute, and I;m sure picking only 3 hr of music was a tough call. Thanks very much!
	3:17pm Jeff Golick: Hello/Goodbye, @UM!
	3:18pm Jeff Golick: Thanks much, @ljfw. Glad you enjoyed.

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July 21, 2014: For Charlie H.

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Charlie Haden RIP'

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"
Liberation Music Orchestra	Silence	The Ballad of the Fallen	ECM	1983
Ornette Coleman & Charlie Haden	Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman	Soapsuds, Soapsuds	Artists House	1979
Don Cherry	Degi-Degi "Degi-Degi" by "Don Cherry"	Brown Rice [aka Don Cherry]	EMI	1975	w Charlie Haden
Joe Henderson feat. Alice Coltrane	Air	The Elements	Milestone	1974	w Charlie Haden
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay
Charlie Haden / Paul Motian feat. Geri Allen	Etude I	Etudes	Soul Note	1988
Charlie Haden & Hampton Hawes	Irene	As Long as There's Music	Artists House	1978
Liberation Music Orchestra	Song for Che	Liberation Music Orchestra	Impulse!	1970
Keith Jarrett	Mortgage On My Soul [Wah-Wah]	Birth	Atlantic	1972	w Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian.
Charlie Haden	Shepp's Way "Shepp's Way" by "Charlie Haden"	The Golden Number	Horizon Records & Tapes	1977	w Archie Shepp
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"
Old and New Dreams	Song for the Whales	Old and New Dreams	ECM	1979
Charlie Haden	For Turiya "For Turiya" by "Charlie Haden"	Closeness	Horizon Records & Tapes	1976	w Alice Coltrane
Sharon Freeman/Charlie Haden	Speak Low	Lost in the Stars: The Music of Kurt Weill	A&M Records	1985
Charlie Haden & Hank Jones	Wade in the Water	Steal Away: Spirituals, Hymns, and Folk Songs	Verve	1995
Music behind DJ: John Cale & Terry Riley	Church of Anthrax
The Ramones	Cretin Hop [stretched]		n/a		[partial]
Peter Brötzmann & Sonny Sharrock	WHATTHEFUCKDOYOUWANT 7	WHATTHEFUCKDOYOUWANT	Trost	2014	Recorded: 3 Sept 1987
Lean Left	Gada Ale "Gada Ale" by "Lean Left"	Live at Area Sismica	Unsounds	2014
Last Exit	Blind Willie "Blind Willie" by "Last Exit"	The Noise of Trouble (Live in Tokyo)	Enemy Records	1986
Music behind DJ: Dag Rosenqvist & Simon Scott	Conformists Side A
Robert Wyatt	Song for Che "Song for Che" by "Robert Wyatt"	Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard	Virgin	1975
Masayuki Takayanagi	Song for Che "Song for Che" by "Masayuki Takayanagi"	Lonely Woman	Three Blind Mice	1982
Paul Motian	Song for Che "Song for Che" by "Paul Motian"	Tribute	ECM	1975
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: Strapped in, dials set to GO. Lift off. Another one bites the dust. See James Garner also passed this weekend.
	🥁 12:00pm Brian in UK: You may have seen his trips playing on NPR. Personally I only managed twins, power to you Charlie. www.npr.org...
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, all! Brian, you are right, we're down a Maverick over here.
	12:00pm holland oats: yo d:o! gtdr i thank you
	🥁 12:03pm Brian in UK: Aptly named, james.
	12:07pm Jeff J: Hey all - We're experiencing a few technical snafus here. We'll be hitting you with some Haden very shortly!
	12:08pm holland oats: charlie don't surf?
	12:09pm fleep: It's a very pleasant snafu.
	12:09pm Jeff J: Charlie don't like our headphone jacks and previously existing set-up. We're being techno haunted.
	12:11pm holland oats: liking this dorothy ashby interlude (not to harp on things)
	12:14pm Dean: According to the San Francisco Chronicle and Zubin Mehta, the harp is a woman's instrument: http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Gender-gap-Tech-could-take-a-cue-from-orchestras-5633277.php
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: Just switched from trumpets to piano; good sign for being live?
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: Well hello! Good to hear y'all!!
	12:17pm holland oats: and away we go...
	12:22pm listener james from westwood: Apt first track.
	🥁 12:30pm Doug Schulkind: Goddammmmm do I love this song/LP.
	12:33pm Jeff Golick: Kinda makes me sad all over again.
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: On the bright side: think we got Jeff J hooked up for the next break.
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: Hot damn, this Cherry is a treat.
	12:50pm Jeff Golick: Kind of a new mode for Joe, if you will
	12:56pm Todd76Pct: Joe Henderson played excellently on Alice Coltrane's Ptah, The El Daoud LP.
	12:56pm holland oats: louise appeared on the last season of 'girls'
	12:59pm Dean: Martin Mull was in MH, MH, and then moved to the spin-off, Fernwood 2Night, featuring Fred Willard. Odd stuff.
	1:02pm Subjectivity: 70's sitcoms were great Mary Hartman/Martin Mull-Fernwood Tonight/All in the Family would not be on T.V. today!
	🥁 1:03pm Doug Schulkind: Charlie's playing has never been more beautiful than on this cut with Hawes.
	1:03pm listener james from westwood: My parents were huge fans of MH,MH. I got in on the fun when they began watching "Soap."
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: I was a little too busy watching Gilligan's Island, The Brady Bunch, and Far-Out Space Nuts.
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: BTW, hellos and hearty greetings due to: @listener james! @holland oats! @Doug S! @Subjectivity! @Dean! @Brian in UK! @Todd76Pct! @fleep! !!!
	1:07pm holland oats: bewitched, people.
	1:11pm listener james from westwood: Put Haden getting arrested over peforming a piece of music squarely in the "America Goddam" column.
	1:13pm Jeff Golick: Yes, though pretty sure it happened somewhere else -- Iberian peninsula, I think....
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Yeah: Lisbon, 1971.
	1:15pm holland oats: is this an, errm, mash-up?
	🥁 1:15pm Doug Schulkind: As a youth, I was a religious reader of Downbeat magazine. Often I would turn first the blindfold test (it was sorta like my centerfold). But over the years I have come to really loathe the blindfold test, both in concept and practice. Sure, the occasional piece of insight might be delivered by an unsuspecting test-taker, but in retrospect, it just seems like a fucking carnival sideshow, a petrie dish for growing dissent and discord among artists. The highpoint was always when someone, either the test-taker or one of the unnamed performers, would be or should be embarrassed by the comments made. That said, here is a blindfold test with Charlie Haden in a 1966 issue of Downbeat: thinktoomuchjazz.files.wordpress.com...
	1:15pm Dean: Portugal Goddamn!
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: @holland oats: the original mash-up!
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: @Jeff: Slightly more understandable, but still: Over music?! Feh.
	1:20pm Dean: Amen, Doug Schulkind. Same goes for Wire's "Invisible Jukebox," another blindfold test, not to mention the absurd pretension to scientific methodical rigor among audiophiles who rely on blind or double-blind A/B testing of equipment.
	🥁 1:20pm Doug Schulkind: My favorite comment in Charlie Haden's blindfold test: "Scotty (LaFaro) was trying desperately to become the best bass player in the world." Like I said, I love the blindfold test for all the amazing insight it could provide. [cough]
	1:20pm Jeff Golick: They seem to like to call the po-po about music over there: www.theguardian.com...
	1:24pm holland oats: what effect box is this i wonder
	1:25pm Dean: España Goddamn! (Anybody got Mississippi?)
	🥁 1:25pm Doug Schulkind: @Dean All those folks worrying about the fidelity of their audio equipment remind me of tourists who only ever look at the marvelous surroundings through the lens of their camera. Shaddap and listen already!
	1:28pm holland oats: on that note... www.ifc.com... (shot at my buddy dan's record store)
	1:30pm holland oats: and don't get me started on SMARTPHONES AT CONCERTS...
	1:31pm Jeff Golick: hang on, let me get a screenshot of that comment, @holland O.
	1:32pm Dean: @Doug, I'm a recovering audiophile, cured by the cost of raising two kids. I have to stay I can still get high on listening at, rather than to or through, good equipment. When people remark upon my fondness for music, I often correct them: No, I like to play records. Still, I've never understood why some "demonstration" records command such devotion, among them Jennifer Warnes' "Famous Blue Raincoat." It's nice, but geez, so are some less well engineered records!
	🥁 1:46pm Doug Schulkind: @holland oats Is that Gimmee Gimmee in L.A.? Is it THAT Dan? @Dean I have no problem with loving great sounding equipment. With enough cash, I would be availing myself for sure. I've just never understood expending of time and energy worrying over it. Time is precious. As a young drummer, I was always acutely aware of the "what kind of drums do you have" question from other drummers. The answer always was so fucking important. Being able to say I've got a blue sparkle Ludwig set with a Slingerland snare and all Zildjians meant way too much to me as a little snot. Then I started going to shows where the drummer was banging on garbage can lids and PVC tubs and stuff and making miraculous sounds—and that put everything in critical perspective.
	1:47pm Jeff Golick: 70s, man
	1:48pm holland oats: @doug indeed it is
	🥁 2:03pm Doug Schulkind: This is almost too painful to listen to. Both now gone.
	2:07pm Jeff Golick: We feel similarly, Doug. Moving from the sublime to the ridiculous(ly sublime) in a moment or two.
	2:21pm listener james from westwood: This sounds like Nine Inch Nails' soundtrack for the videogame Quake at this speed. This is not a dis.
	🥁 2:25pm Doug Schulkind: As far as I know, Charlie Haden never jammed with the Ramones, but he did play with Minutemen: www.youtube.com...
	2:26pm listener james from westwood: Joey just fell down a pit! No, wait, he's back.
	2:27pm NowWave: Could a Punk/Jazz show be in the future?
	2:28pm Jeff Golick: This Cretun Hop runs 30 minutes. We're not going the full way -- this time. Full version is at youtube for those what want it.
	2:28pm Dean: McCabe's. If the guitars on the walls could speak...
	2:28pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @NowWave! Great idea, we're working on a few other themed shows. Will throw it on the pile!
	2:43pm Dervish: This almost literally rocked my socks off.
	2:45pm OldMan: More Current artists to listen2. This set is refreshing.
	2:47pm Jeff Golick: @Dervish! @OldMan! Welcome.
	2:47pm steve: just wanted to express my joy at this cover of Blind Willie!
	2:48pm Jeff Golick: Hooray, @steve. Right there with you.
	🥁 2:52pm duke: Sorry I'm late. Can you start over?
	2:59pm Jeff Golick: @duke! I'll give you our notes after class...
	🥁 3:00pm Doug Schulkind: The wonderful South African trumpeter Mongezi Feza plays on this Wyatt LP!
	3:00pm Jeff Golick: & Gary Windo on that last cut!
	3:03pm northguineahills: Lovely Takayanagi.
	3:03pm Jeff Golick: Look who's here! It's @northguineahills!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: I hope y'all forgive me for this set.
	3:05pm Captain Hate: Thanks for playing that Brotz/Sharrock. I'd been wanting to hear it and as soon as it came on I figured that's what it was
	3:06pm holland oats: enjoying this game of musical che's
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Sure, @Captain Hate. You can stream the whole thing here: trostrecords.bandcamp.com...
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @holland oats. That comment just about makes it all worthwhile!
	3:10pm Captain Hate: I heart bandcamp
	3:12pm listener james from westwood: Great "Che" cuts, but this one is particularly beautiful.
	3:14pm Jeff Golick: Naturally, it features the composer, @ljfw.
	3:14pm northguineahills: This was amazing Jeffs, thanks again!
	🥁 3:15pm duke: This is a lovely version of this song
	3:16pm Uncle Michael: Hi! Thanks! Bye!
	3:16pm listener james from westwood: Superb tribute, and I;m sure picking only 3 hr of music was a tough call. Thanks very much!
	3:17pm Jeff Golick: Hello/Goodbye, @UM!
	3:18pm Jeff Golick: Thanks much, @ljfw. Glad you enjoyed.

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