WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from October 10, 2016

Listener comments!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kim and all!!
	7:07pm melinda: hiya!
	7:09pm KimSorise: Evening folks! Thanks for tuning in!
	7:12pm doctorjazz: Hi, all, great to hear Mural Abrams!
	7:23pm Hams: evening, y'all. didn't know the dr. jazz was tuned in.
	7:24pm KimSorise: Thank you kindly Dr. Jazz. Evening Hams
	7:29pm doctorjazz: Ahhh, the sweet sounds of vinyl.
	7:30pm KimSorise: Man, you're telling me - I just wiped it down and sounds even worse! I know is quite worn, but it has never sounded that "bad"...
	7:30pm geezerette: Good evening.Kim and friends! Beautiful piano.
	7:31pm doctorjazz: Happy Monk Birthday all!
	7:33pm geezerette: Mr. Thelonious Spheres Monk!
	7:37pm coelacanth: Greetings Kim and Global Greasers Happy Kalimbas Day!
	7:38pm doctorjazz: Been alternating WFMU and WKCR, which plays nothing but Monk for 24 hours on his birthday.
	7:39pm coelacanth: (or as geez would say, Happy Spanish [and not just spanish] Occupation Day.)
	7:41pm geezerette: Coel! hahaha! :)
	7:42pm coelacanth: Monk was my gateway to all the jazz beyond early swing. Happy Birthday Mr.Monk. you will Live forever.
	7:47pm geezerette: God I love this music. Can't remember my gateway drug. Possibly Lester Young through Lady Day but think I was born with it. Parents dug West Coast, Cal Tjader fans in fact!
	7:51pm KimSorise: Jazz has been perhaps my greatest love affair. I do credit dad with handing me Pharoah Sanders & Coltrane Live in Seattle at age 10 or 11... Also as a horn player - I loved Miles Davis endlessly, until I heard Don Cherry.
	7:56pm coelacanth: my parents' only jazz was Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, etc...i loved the BG immediately as a child and when i was in jr. high we'd cut school & go to my father's house. all we had was his record collection. 1 beatles'; 1 CCR; ...so we'd smoke herb and i eventually put on the Benny Goodman. lo and behold my friends all dug it!
	7:58pm coelacanth: - then my older brother moved into my mother's house for a minute, with his Monk's greatest hits album. ...doors flew open.
	8:00pm geezerette: Isn't it incredible how large and infinitely expressive jazz is? Elegant,brainy and raw. I loved Miles too,and Don Cherry... Pharoah Sanders and Yusef Lateef...on & on.
	8:02pm geezerette: Gato Barbieri!!! Kim you are cookin'.
	8:06pm Hams: pharoah's birthday thursday.
	8:06pm geezerette: Kim didn't you play Aaron Copeland's Clarinet Concerto with Benny Goodman recently?
	8:07pm geezerette: Thanks Kim!
	8:08pm KimSorise: No Geezer - I didn't play any Copeland, but I can put that on reserve for another day.
	8:08pm coelacanth: so true,g. it does seem infinite. - i listened to Miles' "agharta"(sp?) a few days ago. it thrills me every time, and it's not even his best. ...1975!
	8:08pm KimSorise: Ahhhh, Yes Hams! It is his birthday! Yay!
	8:10pm Hams: yea!
	8:11pm geezerette: Thanks Hams! Here we are, having a listening party. :D
	8:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Impulse!
	8:17pm geezerette: 74th !
	8:20pm Hams: we're all listening!
	8:20pm northguineahills: I haven't listened to this album in ages, man it beautifully destroys!
	8:30pm Carmichael: Heya Kim and Greasers. Just finished mowing the lawn. Or cutting the grass, depending on where you're from. Or calling the guy ...
	8:33pm geezerette: Kim, never heard of George Russell and this is a great record! Kind of thing that happens a lot here. :)
	8:34pm KimSorise: Thanks so much! A buddy of mine some time back hipped me to George Russell and I became an instant fan! Glad you enjoy!
	8:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monk 2nd only to Trane in Jazz for me.
	8:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George Russell the Theorist behind Modal Jazz : en.wikipedia.org...
	8:43pm KimSorise: This LP was a major shift for me - goose bumps still when I hear this track... Damn Ornette
	8:45pm geezerette: Absolutely!
	8:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ornette wunna the Heaviest...& that Band ! Altho' - being raised in the matrix of Psychedelia (Jimi Hendrix, Floyd. 'I Am the Walrus') - it's hard to see what the big deal was in 1959 w/ it !...
	8:51pm coelacanth: (+ Don Cherry, whom i get the impression toppled Miles in your world.)
	8:52pm KimSorise: I still love Miles - I do, but Don does go one step beyond for me at times. But I have been revisiting Miles lately and so much of it is just stellar!
	8:54pm geezerette: @RR:just noticed link, thanks for sharing that!
	8:54pm coelacanth: they're both incredible, in very different ways.
	8:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thing about Ornette was - it was always Expressive & Emotive. He certainly had Theory, but it was in service to a Statement - once relates to, always remembered. Miles was such a Stylist, & so Schooled - it's understandable. But in the end, not interested in standing still. Coltrane bridged the worlds of Discipline & Freedom more completely - but even he got to where he was just beating on his chest because he had no more to play...
	8:58pm coelacanth: the thing i like most about Miles is the different textures he plays. Don is just straight up beautiful.
	9:00pm coelacanth: RR, re: Trane...or so he thought. i'd bet if he'd stayed among us he would've found new places to go.
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles: How come you play so much ?? Trane': I don't know how to stop Miles ! Miles: ...Take the damn horn outcha mouth...
	9:01pm KimSorise: It's all about the notes you don't play...
	9:03pm northguineahills: It's all about the playing you don't note...
	9:04pm geezerette: Beautiful show Kim! Yes! Takes a long time to learn that too. :D
	9:05pm KimSorise: Thanks so much, geezer. I'll play a couple more then turn it off for the night!
	9:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - Thx KimS.
	9:07pm geezerette: Rev Rab: good story!
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Might even be true.
	9:11pm geezerette: could hear his voice when I read it. :)
	9:12pm geezerette: I like his long,clean lines.
	9:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles - the small handful of Great Bandleaders. HolySmokes!
	9:17pm listener james from westwood: Delightful Monday journey. Thanks, Kim!
	9:19pm coelacanth: Thanks Kim. -Brilliant as usual. later on folks
	9:21pm geezerette: Bye coel! Good to "see" you.
	9:21pm KimSorise: Thanks so much folks! Love the feed back and stories! Truly enjoy spending my Monday's with you! Until the next!
	9:23pm geezerette: Have a great week Kim! Your show is a pleasure.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from October 10, 2016

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October 10, 2016: Jazz Business

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye1	1968
Muhal Richard Abrams	Young at Heart	Young at Heart / Wise in Time	Delmark Records	1974
Big Black	Speak to Me "Speak to Me" by "Big Black"	Message to Our Ancestors	UNI Records
Thelonious Monk	Japanese Folk Song	Straight No Chaser	Columbia		Happy Birthday, Mr. Monk!
Sonny Simmons with Barbara Donald	Coltrane in Paradise	Manhattan Egos	Arhoolie	1969
Gato Barbieri	la china leoncia arreo la correntinada trajo entre la muchachada la lor de la juventud	Chapter One: Latin America	Impulse! 1	1973
Pharoah Sanders	Summun Bukmun Umyun	Summun Bukmun Umyun - Deaf Dumb Blind	Impluse!	1971
George Russell And His Orchestra	The Lydiot	New York, N.Y. / Jazz in the Space Age	MCA	1973
Kenny Burrell	Cheeta "Cheeta" by "Kenny Burrell"	Kenny Burrell	Blue Note	1956	With Tommy Flanagan, Oscar Pettiford, Shadow Wilson 1967 reissue
Thelonious Monk	Boo Boo's Birthday	Underground	Columbia
Ornette Coleman	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "Ornette Coleman"	The Shape of Jazz to Come	Atlantic	1959
Hasting Street Jazz Experience	Song for 'M'	The Detroit Jazz Composers ltd.	Midnite Records
Catalyst	East "East" by "Catalyst"	Catalyst	Cobblestone
Milton Marsh	Monism "Monism" by "Milton Marsh"	Monism	Strata East	1975
Miles Davis	Nefertiti "Nefertiti" by "Miles Davis"	Nefertiti	Columbia	1967
Don Cherry & the Jazz Composers Orchestra	Tantra / Mali Doussn'gouni / Desireless	Relativity Suite	JCOA Records	973

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Listener comments!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kim and all!!
	7:07pm melinda: hiya!
	7:09pm KimSorise: Evening folks! Thanks for tuning in!
	7:12pm doctorjazz: Hi, all, great to hear Mural Abrams!
	7:23pm Hams: evening, y'all. didn't know the dr. jazz was tuned in.
	7:24pm KimSorise: Thank you kindly Dr. Jazz. Evening Hams
	7:29pm doctorjazz: Ahhh, the sweet sounds of vinyl.
	7:30pm KimSorise: Man, you're telling me - I just wiped it down and sounds even worse! I know is quite worn, but it has never sounded that "bad"...
	7:30pm geezerette: Good evening.Kim and friends! Beautiful piano.
	7:31pm doctorjazz: Happy Monk Birthday all!
	7:33pm geezerette: Mr. Thelonious Spheres Monk!
	7:37pm coelacanth: Greetings Kim and Global Greasers Happy Kalimbas Day!
	7:38pm doctorjazz: Been alternating WFMU and WKCR, which plays nothing but Monk for 24 hours on his birthday.
	7:39pm coelacanth: (or as geez would say, Happy Spanish [and not just spanish] Occupation Day.)
	7:41pm geezerette: Coel! hahaha! :)
	7:42pm coelacanth: Monk was my gateway to all the jazz beyond early swing. Happy Birthday Mr.Monk. you will Live forever.
	7:47pm geezerette: God I love this music. Can't remember my gateway drug. Possibly Lester Young through Lady Day but think I was born with it. Parents dug West Coast, Cal Tjader fans in fact!
	7:51pm KimSorise: Jazz has been perhaps my greatest love affair. I do credit dad with handing me Pharoah Sanders & Coltrane Live in Seattle at age 10 or 11... Also as a horn player - I loved Miles Davis endlessly, until I heard Don Cherry.
	7:56pm coelacanth: my parents' only jazz was Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, etc...i loved the BG immediately as a child and when i was in jr. high we'd cut school & go to my father's house. all we had was his record collection. 1 beatles'; 1 CCR; ...so we'd smoke herb and i eventually put on the Benny Goodman. lo and behold my friends all dug it!
	7:58pm coelacanth: - then my older brother moved into my mother's house for a minute, with his Monk's greatest hits album. ...doors flew open.
	8:00pm geezerette: Isn't it incredible how large and infinitely expressive jazz is? Elegant,brainy and raw. I loved Miles too,and Don Cherry... Pharoah Sanders and Yusef Lateef...on & on.
	8:02pm geezerette: Gato Barbieri!!! Kim you are cookin'.
	8:06pm Hams: pharoah's birthday thursday.
	8:06pm geezerette: Kim didn't you play Aaron Copeland's Clarinet Concerto with Benny Goodman recently?
	8:07pm geezerette: Thanks Kim!
	8:08pm KimSorise: No Geezer - I didn't play any Copeland, but I can put that on reserve for another day.
	8:08pm coelacanth: so true,g. it does seem infinite. - i listened to Miles' "agharta"(sp?) a few days ago. it thrills me every time, and it's not even his best. ...1975!
	8:08pm KimSorise: Ahhhh, Yes Hams! It is his birthday! Yay!
	8:10pm Hams: yea!
	8:11pm geezerette: Thanks Hams! Here we are, having a listening party. :D
	8:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Impulse!
	8:17pm geezerette: 74th !
	8:20pm Hams: we're all listening!
	8:20pm northguineahills: I haven't listened to this album in ages, man it beautifully destroys!
	8:30pm Carmichael: Heya Kim and Greasers. Just finished mowing the lawn. Or cutting the grass, depending on where you're from. Or calling the guy ...
	8:33pm geezerette: Kim, never heard of George Russell and this is a great record! Kind of thing that happens a lot here. :)
	8:34pm KimSorise: Thanks so much! A buddy of mine some time back hipped me to George Russell and I became an instant fan! Glad you enjoy!
	8:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monk 2nd only to Trane in Jazz for me.
	8:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George Russell the Theorist behind Modal Jazz : en.wikipedia.org...
	8:43pm KimSorise: This LP was a major shift for me - goose bumps still when I hear this track... Damn Ornette
	8:45pm geezerette: Absolutely!
	8:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ornette wunna the Heaviest...& that Band ! Altho' - being raised in the matrix of Psychedelia (Jimi Hendrix, Floyd. 'I Am the Walrus') - it's hard to see what the big deal was in 1959 w/ it !...
	8:51pm coelacanth: (+ Don Cherry, whom i get the impression toppled Miles in your world.)
	8:52pm KimSorise: I still love Miles - I do, but Don does go one step beyond for me at times. But I have been revisiting Miles lately and so much of it is just stellar!
	8:54pm geezerette: @RR:just noticed link, thanks for sharing that!
	8:54pm coelacanth: they're both incredible, in very different ways.
	8:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thing about Ornette was - it was always Expressive & Emotive. He certainly had Theory, but it was in service to a Statement - once relates to, always remembered. Miles was such a Stylist, & so Schooled - it's understandable. But in the end, not interested in standing still. Coltrane bridged the worlds of Discipline & Freedom more completely - but even he got to where he was just beating on his chest because he had no more to play...
	8:58pm coelacanth: the thing i like most about Miles is the different textures he plays. Don is just straight up beautiful.
	9:00pm coelacanth: RR, re: Trane...or so he thought. i'd bet if he'd stayed among us he would've found new places to go.
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles: How come you play so much ?? Trane': I don't know how to stop Miles ! Miles: ...Take the damn horn outcha mouth...
	9:01pm KimSorise: It's all about the notes you don't play...
	9:03pm northguineahills: It's all about the playing you don't note...
	9:04pm geezerette: Beautiful show Kim! Yes! Takes a long time to learn that too. :D
	9:05pm KimSorise: Thanks so much, geezer. I'll play a couple more then turn it off for the night!
	9:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - Thx KimS.
	9:07pm geezerette: Rev Rab: good story!
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Might even be true.
	9:11pm geezerette: could hear his voice when I read it. :)
	9:12pm geezerette: I like his long,clean lines.
	9:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles - the small handful of Great Bandleaders. HolySmokes!
	9:17pm listener james from westwood: Delightful Monday journey. Thanks, Kim!
	9:19pm coelacanth: Thanks Kim. -Brilliant as usual. later on folks
	9:21pm geezerette: Bye coel! Good to "see" you.
	9:21pm KimSorise: Thanks so much folks! Love the feed back and stories! Truly enjoy spending my Monday's with you! Until the next!
	9:23pm geezerette: Have a great week Kim! Your show is a pleasure.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from October 10, 2016

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