WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 3, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: Play some Bedouin music, Jesse!
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Jesse and all!!
	7:05pm Mayuko: Hallo Jesse!
	7:05pm Jesse K: Hi everyone!!!
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Mayuko, you flow magnificently (referring to earlier comment on previous playlist).
	7:15pm Mayuko: Doug, I often find it difficult to shift from old stuff to 2000's electronic music because the texture of the sounds are often quite different (unless there are samplings from old music involved, etc.) But that Melvin Jackson track merged into Vikter Duplaix so smoothly! I guessed the key was the drum beats, but I need to study those transitions more.
	7:18pm Mayuko: Not only that one segue, but that last set esp amazed me.
	7:23pm Doug Schulkind: @Mayuko That segue with Melvin Jackson was a complete accident! I hadn't planned on playing that track until seconds before I realized I had enough time to fit it in.
	7:26pm Jesse K: Please pardon the skipping around here
	7:27pm Mayuko: @Doug I know! You mentioned that. That's why I was even more amazed! I always have to think of segues beforehand sometimes for like a couple days, haha. I guess as I get more experienced, I will be able to make spontaneous decisions that work. Or maybe it's just the matter of being bold.
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: Another way of saying be bold is just trust your instincts.
	7:30pm Jesse K: Hear hear!
	7:30pm Mayuko: I just saw an illustration of "zodiac man" in an old anatomical book whose body parts are explained with 12 zodiacs. it's interesting to see these images showing people have many different ideas about human body.
	7:40pm Alf from Upstate: I dig those records Okay Temiz did with the South Africans. Very very great.
	7:41pm Jesse K: @Mayuko, yes! I've been digging for images of anatomical and botanical models and such, some of these images are old Tibetan anatomical drawings.
	7:43pm Jesse K: @Ali, welcome! He made some great records, I think I played one he did with Johnny Dyani once
	7:47pm Alf from Upstate: Yes. And the trumpeter Mongezi Feza. Music for Xaba is the record.
	8:20pm listener james from westwood: Mmmm ... raga ...
	8:34pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	8:36pm Jesse K: Hi Uncle Michael!
	8:37pm Doug Schulkind: Raga Against the Machine
	8:37pm Uncle Michael: Raga n'Roll
	8:38pm Uncle Michael: Doug, you've heard about my uncle Jim, ad nauseum. As a film maker, he made the Pran Nath documentary among his achievements.
	8:41pm Uncle Michael: Producer and video editor for this: vimeo.com...
	8:43pm Jesse K: hey, looking forward to watching that Uncle Michael, I hadn't heard of it before. Love that Ian Nagoski is on the comments with factual corrections on that vimeo
	8:46pm Uncle Michael: Jesse, Jim also produced Sun Ra's "Space is the Place."
	8:47pm Jesse K: wowsers, I may have heard that before but forgot it. Fantastic! Did he live in Kansas?
	8:48pm northguineahills: A friend of mine just gave me a bunch of Pandit Jasaaj, Ustad Vilayat Khan, Ustad Rachid Khan cd (a dozen total). I was so happy!
	8:49pm Uncle Michael: No...Nebraska to San Francisco by way of Oberlin. He's in his '80s and going like gangbusters.
	8:49pm northguineahills: Still waiting for a ragga raga.
	8:50pm Uncle Michael: My people are from Omaha, Jesse.
	8:51pm Jesse K: Ah, you've strayed form the ancestral homelands then. @northguineahills, hey! CDs are actually amazing for long tracks like this. Could not have been released on vinyl
	8:51pm Uncle Michael: This is Jim's too...he's emeritus now. en.wikipedia.org...
	8:57pm Jesse K: Amazing! He was everywhere according to wikipedia
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: He's definitely my cool uncle. He retired a few years ago from playing bari sax in the Junius Courtney big band. Though the site still has a band photo with him standing second from the left. Second photo. www.juniuscourtneybigband.com
	9:07pm Uncle Michael: This is just lovely to listen to.
	9:28pm Doug Schulkind: Cunnilingus? Oh, never mind.
	9:31pm Jesse K: What difference a couple of leters make
	9:32pm Doug Schulkind: Dental frog? Oh forget it.
	9:42pm Jesse K: Henry Grimes birthday as well, not that this is a birthday type of show...
	9:47pm Melinder: Grimes is such a fine player and gentleman.
	9:47pm Jesse K: I was lucky enough to see a show on his big comeback tour
	9:48pm Doug Schulkind: WFMU is now under $3,500 away from 100%. Someone drop a pledgebomb and blow this Crunchy Puppy up already! Blow the pup here: www.wfmu.org...
	9:48pm Jesse K: This song is a direct challenge to Peter's assertion of this afternoon that everything sounds better reggae
	9:55pm Doug Schulkind: Live from Plain Jamaica, it's Tuesday Night!
	9:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music Jesse.
	9:59pm Peter Nelson: Well, I did say 'almost'....
	10:01pm Mayuko: Good night all, thanks Jesse!
	10:01pm Jesse K: Night everyone, thanks for hanging!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 3, 2015

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November 3, 2015: live from Jamaica Plain, MA

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
Rita Chao	Wooly Bully "Wooly Bully" by "Rita Chao"		Colombia
Grace Chang	Mambo Girl "Mambo Girl" by "Grace Chang"
Yvonne	Sweet Dreams "Sweet Dreams" by "Yvonne"	Let's Go Gay	Magpie Records
Lashio Thein Aung	You Got What You Got	Guitars Of The Golden Traingle: Folk And Pop Music Of Myanmar (Burma) Vol. 2	Sublime Frequencies
Mai Le Huyen	Tint Yeuva Than The "Tint Yeuva Than The" by "Mai Le Huyen"		Vietnam
Duc Minh	Saigon Thu Bay "Saigon Thu Bay" by "Duc Minh"		Sōng Hnac
Van Shipley	Bago Mein Bahar Hai "Bago Mein Bahar Hai" by "Van Shipley"	Man With Golden Guitar Instrumentals	Odeon
Pole	Kautz "Kautz" by "Pole"	Wald	Pole	2015
Music behind DJ: Lisa Carbon	Rhumba Roland "Rhumba Roland" by "Lisa Carbon"
Mavi Işıklar	Gul Dah "Gul Dah" by "Mavi Işıklar"	Light My Fire	Batı Plak	1969
Okay Temiz	Denizaltı Rüzgarları		Yonca	1975
Hank Jackson	Deposit "Deposit" by "Hank Jackson"		Mister Saturday Night Records	2013
Henry Threadgill And Very Very Circus	Come Carry the Day	Carry the Day	Columbia	1995
Don Slepian	Glimmerings "Glimmerings" by "Don Slepian"	Computer Don't Breakdown	Don & Judy Records	1981
Pandit Pran Nath	"21 VIII 76 NYC" Raga Malkauns	Midnight (Raga Malkauns)	Just Dreams	2003
Putih Putih Saput Anduk	Jangér group of Abian Timbul	The Roots of Gamelan: Bali 1928 , New York 1941	World Arbiter	2003
Music behind DJ: Umberto	Forsaken Dawn "Forsaken Dawn" by "Umberto"
C Section 8	Banter "Banter" by "C Section 8"	Urban Music	Trd W/D	2010
Hieroglyphic Being & the J.I.T.U. Ahn-Sahm-Bul	Fuck The Ghetto / Think About Outer Space	We Are Not The First	RVNG International	2015
Wolf Eyes	Twister Nightfall "Twister Nightfall" by "Wolf Eyes"	I Am A Problem: Mind in Pieces	Third Man Records	2015
Cripure S.A.	Oryctolagus Cunniculus	Trois Lapins	Underground Productions	1988
Nomadico	Mental Fog "Mental Fog" by "Nomadico"	Interstellar Fugitives 2 - Destruction Of Order	Underground Resistance	2006
Kangding Ray	Serendipity March "Serendipity March" by "Kangding Ray"
Faze Island	Solar Return "Solar Return" by "Faze Island"	Faze Island	Night People ‎	2014
Henry Grimes Trio	Flowers for Albert	The Wire Tapper 12
The Skatalites	Flowers For Albert	Hi-Bop Ska	Shanachie	1994
Naphtali	Hole Up Your Hand "Hole Up Your Hand" by "Naphtali"		Vibes Sounds ‎	1987

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: Play some Bedouin music, Jesse!
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Jesse and all!!
	7:05pm Mayuko: Hallo Jesse!
	7:05pm Jesse K: Hi everyone!!!
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Mayuko, you flow magnificently (referring to earlier comment on previous playlist).
	7:15pm Mayuko: Doug, I often find it difficult to shift from old stuff to 2000's electronic music because the texture of the sounds are often quite different (unless there are samplings from old music involved, etc.) But that Melvin Jackson track merged into Vikter Duplaix so smoothly! I guessed the key was the drum beats, but I need to study those transitions more.
	7:18pm Mayuko: Not only that one segue, but that last set esp amazed me.
	7:23pm Doug Schulkind: @Mayuko That segue with Melvin Jackson was a complete accident! I hadn't planned on playing that track until seconds before I realized I had enough time to fit it in.
	7:26pm Jesse K: Please pardon the skipping around here
	7:27pm Mayuko: @Doug I know! You mentioned that. That's why I was even more amazed! I always have to think of segues beforehand sometimes for like a couple days, haha. I guess as I get more experienced, I will be able to make spontaneous decisions that work. Or maybe it's just the matter of being bold.
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: Another way of saying be bold is just trust your instincts.
	7:30pm Jesse K: Hear hear!
	7:30pm Mayuko: I just saw an illustration of "zodiac man" in an old anatomical book whose body parts are explained with 12 zodiacs. it's interesting to see these images showing people have many different ideas about human body.
	7:40pm Alf from Upstate: I dig those records Okay Temiz did with the South Africans. Very very great.
	7:41pm Jesse K: @Mayuko, yes! I've been digging for images of anatomical and botanical models and such, some of these images are old Tibetan anatomical drawings.
	7:43pm Jesse K: @Ali, welcome! He made some great records, I think I played one he did with Johnny Dyani once
	7:47pm Alf from Upstate: Yes. And the trumpeter Mongezi Feza. Music for Xaba is the record.
	8:20pm listener james from westwood: Mmmm ... raga ...
	8:34pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	8:36pm Jesse K: Hi Uncle Michael!
	8:37pm Doug Schulkind: Raga Against the Machine
	8:37pm Uncle Michael: Raga n'Roll
	8:38pm Uncle Michael: Doug, you've heard about my uncle Jim, ad nauseum. As a film maker, he made the Pran Nath documentary among his achievements.
	8:41pm Uncle Michael: Producer and video editor for this: vimeo.com...
	8:43pm Jesse K: hey, looking forward to watching that Uncle Michael, I hadn't heard of it before. Love that Ian Nagoski is on the comments with factual corrections on that vimeo
	8:46pm Uncle Michael: Jesse, Jim also produced Sun Ra's "Space is the Place."
	8:47pm Jesse K: wowsers, I may have heard that before but forgot it. Fantastic! Did he live in Kansas?
	8:48pm northguineahills: A friend of mine just gave me a bunch of Pandit Jasaaj, Ustad Vilayat Khan, Ustad Rachid Khan cd (a dozen total). I was so happy!
	8:49pm Uncle Michael: No...Nebraska to San Francisco by way of Oberlin. He's in his '80s and going like gangbusters.
	8:49pm northguineahills: Still waiting for a ragga raga.
	8:50pm Uncle Michael: My people are from Omaha, Jesse.
	8:51pm Jesse K: Ah, you've strayed form the ancestral homelands then. @northguineahills, hey! CDs are actually amazing for long tracks like this. Could not have been released on vinyl
	8:51pm Uncle Michael: This is Jim's too...he's emeritus now. en.wikipedia.org...
	8:57pm Jesse K: Amazing! He was everywhere according to wikipedia
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: He's definitely my cool uncle. He retired a few years ago from playing bari sax in the Junius Courtney big band. Though the site still has a band photo with him standing second from the left. Second photo. www.juniuscourtneybigband.com
	9:07pm Uncle Michael: This is just lovely to listen to.
	9:28pm Doug Schulkind: Cunnilingus? Oh, never mind.
	9:31pm Jesse K: What difference a couple of leters make
	9:32pm Doug Schulkind: Dental frog? Oh forget it.
	9:42pm Jesse K: Henry Grimes birthday as well, not that this is a birthday type of show...
	9:47pm Melinder: Grimes is such a fine player and gentleman.
	9:47pm Jesse K: I was lucky enough to see a show on his big comeback tour
	9:48pm Doug Schulkind: WFMU is now under $3,500 away from 100%. Someone drop a pledgebomb and blow this Crunchy Puppy up already! Blow the pup here: www.wfmu.org...
	9:48pm Jesse K: This song is a direct challenge to Peter's assertion of this afternoon that everything sounds better reggae
	9:55pm Doug Schulkind: Live from Plain Jamaica, it's Tuesday Night!
	9:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music Jesse.
	9:59pm Peter Nelson: Well, I did say 'almost'....
	10:01pm Mayuko: Good night all, thanks Jesse!
	10:01pm Jesse K: Night everyone, thanks for hanging!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 3, 2015

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