WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from March 29, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:57pm melinda: I'm early again!
	10:01pm Little Danny: Hi Melinda! There's never a bad time to show up!
	10:05pm Little Danny: How are you tonight, Melinda?
	10:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Danny and melinda and flamers not visible, as they're still in the closet!
	10:08pm Little Danny: Hi Coel! I am using my limited powers of telepathic persuasion to roust said flamers
	10:08pm coelacanth∅: ..."big fat woman"?;"organ grinders"?! ...and i was worried about using the term "flamers"!
	10:10pm Little Danny: Haha, yes! After 10pm language becomes coarser here, as in life
	10:10pm coelacanth∅: (though i think it's understood it's meant in a most affectionate way)
	10:10pm melinda: I'm looking forward to a hot bath and my new pajamas, along with the cool flamey tunes.
	10:11pm still b/p: Huh... whaazat...? Something told me...to respond to roll call. I had to obey.
	10:12pm Little Danny: Still b/p! You behaved correctly
	10:12pm coelacanth∅: somehow that sounds wonderful,melinda...even though it's been my choice to have not taken a bath in a decade or 2; and i haven't owned pajamas since before i moved out of my mother's house.
	10:13pm Little Danny: You're living the dream, Melinda. That sounds lovely
	10:14pm melinda: I like the Spacemen 3. I think I have a little scrap of paper somewhere with their name on it, from the days of radio listening before clicky stars.
	10:14pm jaywbabcock: There is no more WTF fact in music, for me, than this: Pete Kember (aka Sonic Boom) and Jason Pierce (aka J. Spaceman) of Spacemen 3 WERE BOTH BORN ON NOV. 19, 1965, IN RUGBY.
	10:15pm still b/p: Gimme a biscuit biscuit biscuit!
	10:15pm Little Danny: JW! Choice factoid! Same hospital, I bet
	10:16pm melinda: I need relaxation aids, baths are good for that.
	10:16pm coelacanth∅: people are always telling me to check something out. huge fire hazard.
	10:17pm Dean: Bingo, @jaywbabcock! The best I could think of was Bach and Handel, both born early 1685. Two days from today: the birthday of the glorious JSB.
	10:17pm Little Danny: @Melinda: I still have a notepad file with names and titles and links to playlists from a '90s job
	10:18pm still b/p: Friend of mine works at the flotation tank place. Tempted to try it.
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: i'd do that if i could afford to.
	10:19pm jaywbabcock: This is an incredible Kevin Ayers song, and clearly the inspiration for Hypnotized, wow!!!!!
	10:19pm jaywbabcock: Yes, I think it was the same hospital, will have to double-check that
	10:21pm Little Danny: @JWB: The Ayers is shockingly contemporary-sounding. I mean, like, unbelievably
	10:24pm melinda: @b/p I liked the flotation tank.
	10:25pm Dean: Beg to differ. We might just as easily assert that the Ayers is shockingly medieval-sounding. Ayers is a source of nostalgia for me, not because I heard a lot of his work at the time--I didn't--but because I saw his product and often wondered about it. I've recently been acquiring it. I hear nothing especially "contemporary" about it, and that's just fine.
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: starting in jr.high school i kept a notebook by the radio and wrote down everything i liked. then i included things i didn't like or only kinda liked, with notation about why i didn't love it -just to remember. kids were always amazed because i knew every band they'd mention. i stopped sometime in high school but it got pretty big, and i knew all of it in my head. i don't now! and wouldn't like much of what's in the list. i may still have it, somewhere.
	10:28pm still b/p: Staffer says some love it, some not so much. One guy had a hard time settling, but after he finally did he emerged in a sort of stoned state for 20 minutes. I think it’d be a guaranteed good button & zone for me.
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: i don't take baths because it bores me and i lay there thinking about other things i could be doing. i'd like to try the flotation tank. i never considered that it might affect me similarly.
	10:35pm coelacanth∅: while it was playing the Kevin Ayers track never struck me as anything but good. certainly not from another time.
	10:37pm still b/p: Busby Berkeley and others claimed best ideas and creative mojo in the tub.
	📉 10:42pm JtotheK: hi danny. hi everyone. nice summer time tune.
	10:43pm Little Danny: Hi Jason! Glad you could make it!
	10:44pm Little Danny: Cal Andrews: such an FMU classic
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: i was thinking that was like "summer time out"; or "take summer time five"...
	10:46pm Little Danny: It was just the start of a weirdo jazz segment, coel
	📉 10:49pm JtotheK: 'weirdo jazz segment' -- keep 'em coming! this kenny graham was featured in a book i read recently (and i can't think of the title at the moment...) and is yet another to add to the want list.
	10:50pm Dean: I say "medieval" not because it invokes another time (though it does that, too), but because it's formally right, and also because it reminds me of the songs troubadours delivered to their "ladies," for example, "now she is mine." But like LD, I have only just started hearing KA. Mostly, I regret not having picked up every album back in the day.
	10:51pm Little Danny: J2tK: It's pretty attainable in the scheme of things. And a very good LP
	10:52pm Dean: I'll add that I really enjoy the fact that a Kevin Ayers song prompts a discussion about the aesthetics of rock.
	📉 10:54pm JtotheK: re: kevin ayers -- i'm much (much) more familiar with the musical output of his cousin Roy.
	10:56pm Little Danny: @Dean: The two Ayers albums that I've listened to recently (also including Joy of a Toy) have held up incredibly well to my ears. I'd just never taken an interest before due to his involvement with proggy British music. I'm a fool
	10:56pm northguineahills: I might be plated in copper, as when I hit the flame, it turned green.
	10:58pm Little Danny: As long as you're not magnesium I think you'll be fine
	11:00pm still b/p: That should be in a fortune cookie.
	📉 11:01pm JtotheK: whoa this tito puente 45 is great. did he do an entire series of philosophy mambo 45s that I need to know about?
	11:01pm Dean: Agreed, completely. I flipped through the Ayers LPs zillions of times during the '70s and '80s. I might have acquired his work at the time precisely because I associated him with "proggy British music," but his work was too much the singer/songwriter, as opposed to the virtuoso (Camel, Hatfield, Caravan...). Those distinctions are less important to me now.
	11:11pm Dean: A qualification: "those distinctions" are not as important, BUT I recently listened to Yes's Yessongs, wherein the virtuosity is utterly stunning. So, I do credit remarkable demonstrations of instrumental excellence.
	11:14pm Little Danny: Sorry about the terrible fidelity of "She's Gone." Low bit-rate Internet download
	11:17pm Little Danny: God I love this version
	📉 11:19pm JtotheK: danny, speaking of soul 45s ... i procured a Charles Sheffield "It's Your Voodoo Working" on Excello recently. area shop gave to me as a freebie since it was my birthday. i saw your post about that 45 on naps, so wanted to share!
	11:19pm still b/p: Re quality — just thought maybe someone in the engineering seat for the track had decided to play with a glaze of phasing.
	11:20pm Little Danny: That's a helluva freebie, Jason! Deserved tho. And happy birthday!
	11:22pm Little Danny: Still b/p: I know exactly what you're talking about with that "phasing" effect! It's curious
	📉 11:25pm JtotheK: @Danny - i know! it's a 45 that was on my 'never going to obtain' list.
	11:25pm northguineahills: I'm tapering off, thanks LD!
	11:25pm Little Danny: Good karma my brother
	📉 11:26pm JtotheK: (i'm also leaving out an important fact to the story: there is a chip in the 45. so the first 2-3 seconds are not playable. BUT NO MATTER! the remaining 1:45 seconds play fine!)
	11:26pm Little Danny: This'll set ya down easy, NGH. Thanks for being here!
	11:29pm Little Danny: By the way that massive funk side from the Vern Blair Debate came from Lubbock, TX. img.washingtonpost.com...
	📉 11:54pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show - thanks Danny!
	11:56pm Little Danny: Thanks J!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Excellent Danny! Thanks take care people, and others
	12:02am Little Danny: Thanks again Coel!
	9:07pm Anthony!: Good show

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from March 29, 2018

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Postwar atmospherica.

Jazz modernism, mystical pop, electronic creaks & pulses, Latin rhythms, soundtrack & library moods, cinematic surf, exotica & instrumental curios, soul heartache, hypnotic blues & R&B, spoken trances, lonesome country & rock 'n' roll, strange scales, drones, haze.

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March 29, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Organ Grinders	Mirror Images "Mirror Images" by "Organ Grinders"	7" 45
Fred Weinberg	Big Fat Woman "Big Fat Woman" by "Fred Weinberg"	Weinberg Method of Non-Synthetic Electronic Rock	0:03:47 (Pop-up)
Spacemen 3	Hypnotized "Hypnotized" by "Spacemen 3"	12" 45 EP	0:07:52 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Decadence (Early Mix)	Bananamour	0:12:38 (Pop-up)
Barış Manço	Kirpiklerin Ok Ok Eyle	Dunden Bugune	0:19:28 (Pop-up)
Kalyanji Anandji	Are Kya Karoon Kya Karoon	Bombay 405 Miles	0:23:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	welcome to the club "welcome to the club"		0:27:40 (Pop-up)
Los Quiñones Pacheco Sextet	Child of the Stars	El Nuevo Jazz Latino	0:35:44 (Pop-up)
Hesiquio Ramos y su Trio	Summer Time	Jazz Popular con Hesiquio Ramos y su Trio	0:40:45 (Pop-up)
Cal Andrews with Trio	Sundown at Sea	7" 45	0:43:27 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra with the Arkestra and the Cosmic Rays	Africa	Spaceship Lullaby	0:45:07 (Pop-up)
Kenny Graham and His Satellites	Five Four	Moondog and Suncat Suites	0:46:49 (Pop-up)
Roy Harte & Milt Holland	Enchantment	Perfect Percussion: The 44 Instruments of Roy Harte & Milt Holland	0:48:37 (Pop-up)
Chuito & The Latin Uniques	Ponte A Sonar	From The Street	0:52:20 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente and his Orchestra	Confucius Mambo	7" 45	0:58:13 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Mora	Taboo "Taboo" by "Sylvie Mora"	7" 45	1:00:21 (Pop-up)
Joe Lee and Orchestra	Hang-Out "Hang-Out" by "Joe Lee and Orchestra"	7" 45	1:02:58 (Pop-up)
	jungle speaks "jungle speaks"		1:05:04 (Pop-up)
Hamilton Movement	She's Gone "She's Gone" by "Hamilton Movement"	7" 45	1:13:19 (Pop-up)
Marva Whitney	This Girls in Love With You	7" 45	1:16:54 (Pop-up)
Al Greene	I'll Be Good to You "I'll Be Good to You" by "Al Greene"	Back Up Train	1:19:01 (Pop-up)
Vern Blair Debate	Super Funk "Super Funk" by "Vern Blair Debate"	7" 45	1:21:30 (Pop-up)
Segun Bucknor	Smoke "Smoke" by "Segun Bucknor"	Poor Man No Get Brother	1:25:21 (Pop-up)
Barry Forgie / Stringtronics	Méditerranée	Mindbender	1:33:22 (Pop-up)
Davie Allan and the Arrows	The Ghost Story	Devil's Angels	1:35:31 (Pop-up)
Wright of Waye	You Can't Do It Alone	7" 45	1:38:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	bright groovy things "bright groovy things"		1:40:31 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters & His Guitar	Trouble No More	7" 45	1:50:08 (Pop-up)
Big Walter and the Thunderbirds	Watusie Freeze Part 1 (Global pressing)	7" 45	1:54:37 (Pop-up)
The Jaguars	Roundabout "Roundabout" by "The Jaguars"	7" 45	1:55:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	isle of somewhere "isle of somewhere"		1:57:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:57pm melinda: I'm early again!
	10:01pm Little Danny: Hi Melinda! There's never a bad time to show up!
	10:05pm Little Danny: How are you tonight, Melinda?
	10:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Danny and melinda and flamers not visible, as they're still in the closet!
	10:08pm Little Danny: Hi Coel! I am using my limited powers of telepathic persuasion to roust said flamers
	10:08pm coelacanth∅: ..."big fat woman"?;"organ grinders"?! ...and i was worried about using the term "flamers"!
	10:10pm Little Danny: Haha, yes! After 10pm language becomes coarser here, as in life
	10:10pm coelacanth∅: (though i think it's understood it's meant in a most affectionate way)
	10:10pm melinda: I'm looking forward to a hot bath and my new pajamas, along with the cool flamey tunes.
	10:11pm still b/p: Huh... whaazat...? Something told me...to respond to roll call. I had to obey.
	10:12pm Little Danny: Still b/p! You behaved correctly
	10:12pm coelacanth∅: somehow that sounds wonderful,melinda...even though it's been my choice to have not taken a bath in a decade or 2; and i haven't owned pajamas since before i moved out of my mother's house.
	10:13pm Little Danny: You're living the dream, Melinda. That sounds lovely
	10:14pm melinda: I like the Spacemen 3. I think I have a little scrap of paper somewhere with their name on it, from the days of radio listening before clicky stars.
	10:14pm jaywbabcock: There is no more WTF fact in music, for me, than this: Pete Kember (aka Sonic Boom) and Jason Pierce (aka J. Spaceman) of Spacemen 3 WERE BOTH BORN ON NOV. 19, 1965, IN RUGBY.
	10:15pm still b/p: Gimme a biscuit biscuit biscuit!
	10:15pm Little Danny: JW! Choice factoid! Same hospital, I bet
	10:16pm melinda: I need relaxation aids, baths are good for that.
	10:16pm coelacanth∅: people are always telling me to check something out. huge fire hazard.
	10:17pm Dean: Bingo, @jaywbabcock! The best I could think of was Bach and Handel, both born early 1685. Two days from today: the birthday of the glorious JSB.
	10:17pm Little Danny: @Melinda: I still have a notepad file with names and titles and links to playlists from a '90s job
	10:18pm still b/p: Friend of mine works at the flotation tank place. Tempted to try it.
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: i'd do that if i could afford to.
	10:19pm jaywbabcock: This is an incredible Kevin Ayers song, and clearly the inspiration for Hypnotized, wow!!!!!
	10:19pm jaywbabcock: Yes, I think it was the same hospital, will have to double-check that
	10:21pm Little Danny: @JWB: The Ayers is shockingly contemporary-sounding. I mean, like, unbelievably
	10:24pm melinda: @b/p I liked the flotation tank.
	10:25pm Dean: Beg to differ. We might just as easily assert that the Ayers is shockingly medieval-sounding. Ayers is a source of nostalgia for me, not because I heard a lot of his work at the time--I didn't--but because I saw his product and often wondered about it. I've recently been acquiring it. I hear nothing especially "contemporary" about it, and that's just fine.
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: starting in jr.high school i kept a notebook by the radio and wrote down everything i liked. then i included things i didn't like or only kinda liked, with notation about why i didn't love it -just to remember. kids were always amazed because i knew every band they'd mention. i stopped sometime in high school but it got pretty big, and i knew all of it in my head. i don't now! and wouldn't like much of what's in the list. i may still have it, somewhere.
	10:28pm still b/p: Staffer says some love it, some not so much. One guy had a hard time settling, but after he finally did he emerged in a sort of stoned state for 20 minutes. I think it’d be a guaranteed good button & zone for me.
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: i don't take baths because it bores me and i lay there thinking about other things i could be doing. i'd like to try the flotation tank. i never considered that it might affect me similarly.
	10:35pm coelacanth∅: while it was playing the Kevin Ayers track never struck me as anything but good. certainly not from another time.
	10:37pm still b/p: Busby Berkeley and others claimed best ideas and creative mojo in the tub.
	📉 10:42pm JtotheK: hi danny. hi everyone. nice summer time tune.
	10:43pm Little Danny: Hi Jason! Glad you could make it!
	10:44pm Little Danny: Cal Andrews: such an FMU classic
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: i was thinking that was like "summer time out"; or "take summer time five"...
	10:46pm Little Danny: It was just the start of a weirdo jazz segment, coel
	📉 10:49pm JtotheK: 'weirdo jazz segment' -- keep 'em coming! this kenny graham was featured in a book i read recently (and i can't think of the title at the moment...) and is yet another to add to the want list.
	10:50pm Dean: I say "medieval" not because it invokes another time (though it does that, too), but because it's formally right, and also because it reminds me of the songs troubadours delivered to their "ladies," for example, "now she is mine." But like LD, I have only just started hearing KA. Mostly, I regret not having picked up every album back in the day.
	10:51pm Little Danny: J2tK: It's pretty attainable in the scheme of things. And a very good LP
	10:52pm Dean: I'll add that I really enjoy the fact that a Kevin Ayers song prompts a discussion about the aesthetics of rock.
	📉 10:54pm JtotheK: re: kevin ayers -- i'm much (much) more familiar with the musical output of his cousin Roy.
	10:56pm Little Danny: @Dean: The two Ayers albums that I've listened to recently (also including Joy of a Toy) have held up incredibly well to my ears. I'd just never taken an interest before due to his involvement with proggy British music. I'm a fool
	10:56pm northguineahills: I might be plated in copper, as when I hit the flame, it turned green.
	10:58pm Little Danny: As long as you're not magnesium I think you'll be fine
	11:00pm still b/p: That should be in a fortune cookie.
	📉 11:01pm JtotheK: whoa this tito puente 45 is great. did he do an entire series of philosophy mambo 45s that I need to know about?
	11:01pm Dean: Agreed, completely. I flipped through the Ayers LPs zillions of times during the '70s and '80s. I might have acquired his work at the time precisely because I associated him with "proggy British music," but his work was too much the singer/songwriter, as opposed to the virtuoso (Camel, Hatfield, Caravan...). Those distinctions are less important to me now.
	11:11pm Dean: A qualification: "those distinctions" are not as important, BUT I recently listened to Yes's Yessongs, wherein the virtuosity is utterly stunning. So, I do credit remarkable demonstrations of instrumental excellence.
	11:14pm Little Danny: Sorry about the terrible fidelity of "She's Gone." Low bit-rate Internet download
	11:17pm Little Danny: God I love this version
	📉 11:19pm JtotheK: danny, speaking of soul 45s ... i procured a Charles Sheffield "It's Your Voodoo Working" on Excello recently. area shop gave to me as a freebie since it was my birthday. i saw your post about that 45 on naps, so wanted to share!
	11:19pm still b/p: Re quality — just thought maybe someone in the engineering seat for the track had decided to play with a glaze of phasing.
	11:20pm Little Danny: That's a helluva freebie, Jason! Deserved tho. And happy birthday!
	11:22pm Little Danny: Still b/p: I know exactly what you're talking about with that "phasing" effect! It's curious
	📉 11:25pm JtotheK: @Danny - i know! it's a 45 that was on my 'never going to obtain' list.
	11:25pm northguineahills: I'm tapering off, thanks LD!
	11:25pm Little Danny: Good karma my brother
	📉 11:26pm JtotheK: (i'm also leaving out an important fact to the story: there is a chip in the 45. so the first 2-3 seconds are not playable. BUT NO MATTER! the remaining 1:45 seconds play fine!)
	11:26pm Little Danny: This'll set ya down easy, NGH. Thanks for being here!
	11:29pm Little Danny: By the way that massive funk side from the Vern Blair Debate came from Lubbock, TX. img.washingtonpost.com...
	📉 11:54pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show - thanks Danny!
	11:56pm Little Danny: Thanks J!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Excellent Danny! Thanks take care people, and others
	12:02am Little Danny: Thanks again Coel!
	9:07pm Anthony!: Good show

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from March 29, 2018

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