WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from July 21, 2019

Listener comments!
	♥ 9:01am holland oats: first!
	♥ 9:02am Jeff Golick: Early @oats! Welcome.
	9:06am hyde: good morning!
	9:06am Downward Facing Doug: Baba Golick! I will be back in one post-yoga hour. Save me some screamers!
	♥ 9:08am Happy Bubbe: Let's all yogasize.
	♥ 9:08am Jeff Golick: Hello, @hyde! Align those chakras, @Doug!
	9:09am doca: Hey, @Jeff G and all! I'm glad I took the day off, so I can list to D:O radio. Anyway, I'll be listening while doing some home chores
	♥ 9:09am Jeff Golick: @Happy Bubbe! I'll do child's pose for the next hour.
	♥ 9:10am Jeff Golick: @doca! Happy to see you! Thanks for being here.
	9:10am doca: Screamers are good for scrubbing off mold from the bathroom
	9:10am Listener Gregory: Morning Jeff and the Outties.
	♥ 9:11am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @Listener Gregory!
	9:11am doca: That's an idea for the next Marathon premium: Music to clean the house by D:O radio.
	9:14am JtotheK: Hi Jeff, hi everyone!
	♥ 9:15am Jeff Golick: Welcome, @JtotheK! @doca: I'm gonna think on that one...
	9:23am Listener Gregory: Jeff, what's all the percussion on this Marion Brown piece? or maybe I should say who.
	♥ 9:25am Jeff Golick: Steve McCall is the drummer, but he's joined by a bunch of folks I don't know: William Malone, Bill Hasson, James Jefferson, A. Kobena Adzenyah. Possibly some Boston folks at the time.
	9:27am doca: Marion Brown's son has a great Instagram account dedicated to his father. It's home to some really touching and insightful posts, really recommended.
	♥ 9:29am Jeff Golick: YES. I follow that account, too, @doca. Beautiful stuff. Will try to find the handle he uses....
	♥ 9:31am Sem: Good morning, Jeff, hello, D:O listeners in the Americas, and beyond.
	♥ 9:32am Jeff Golick: Happy day, @Sem!
	9:34am Listener Gregory: I heard Marion Brown once in the 80s, and he was not playing well (IMHO). It was a duet with Steve McCall, and that is the moment I learned that you could be fully entertained just by listening to the drummer. He died far too young.
	♥ 9:37am Jeff Golick: Wow, great that you got to see both of them, @LG.
	♥ 9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo. Seems the pattern is password-free WiFis in my trap on weekends - so this is a highlight...
	9:47am hyde: going back a bit, A. Kobena Adzenyah was a drummer who came from Ghana and taught at Wesleyan for decades. I think the music building there is named after him.
	♥ 9:48am Jeff Golick: Noice, @Revolution Rabbit Nov63! Small miracle.
	♥ 9:48am Jeff Golick: Oh, cool, @hyde. Thanks for that!
	♥ 9:49am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff, OUTies
	9:50am Listener Gregory: @Revolution, it does sound like a trap.
	♥ 9:53am coelacanth∅: hey i like this version of blue moon! this recording sounds quite faster than mine
	♥ 10:01am Jeff Golick: Greets, @coelacanth∅!
	♥ 10:05am Stanley: Hi Jeff and listeners. I went to a 'modern' jazz show last night. Group were in the Pat Metheny style but their self composed pieces pretty much sounded the same and all a bit pedestrian. I came away disappointed.
	♥ 10:07am Jeff Golick: Hey, there, @Stanley! Does sound disappointing. Though it can be instructive to hear stuff that doesn't really work, now and again, just to check that one's internal meters are still functioning.
	♥ 10:08am Stanley: I blame your show, Jeff, setting the bar so high.
	♥ 10:10am Jeff Golick: Don't blame me, blame Bobby Bradford and his ilk.
	♥ 10:17am doctorjazz: Hi Out there!
	♥ 10:18am Jeff Golick: What's up, @doctorjazz?
	♥ 10:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Listener Gregory: After my passwords you reckon?
	♥ 10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm figuring they only have the WiFi on sometimes so they haven't bothered w/ a password...
	10:22am hyde: this is super cool
	♥ 10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - real Ornette like - would you say?
	♥ 10:24am doctorjazz: Coming On sounds SO like Ornette.
	♥ 10:24am Jeff Golick: I would say, yes.
	10:25am Dean: Trying to figure out whether my memory is correct -- Did I in fact hear Bradford with Alex Cline and Vinny Golia at the Shakespeare Theater in a Pasadena shopping mall in the '90s? Can't confirm, but looking it up I stumbled on to this: https://markweber.free-jazz.net/2013/01/28/bobby-bradford-timeline-work-in-progress/
	♥ 10:25am Jeff Golick: Trevor Watts the saxophonist here.
	10:25am doca: Interesting that both came from LA. I wonder if there was some contact between Bradford and Ornette, or even a cross-pollination. I guess they were contemporaries, weren't they?
	♥ 10:26am Jeff Golick: They were together in LA in the 50s, @doca. When Bradford was drafted, Don Cherry took his spot in the band!
	♥ 10:27am doctorjazz: This (Conning On) sounds like Ornette, but from about 15 years earlier.
	♥ 10:27am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @Dean! That sounds quite likely, even if the venue sounds...odd? Alex Cline was the drummer on "Song for the Unsung."
	10:29am Dean: The venue was a regular monthly (weekly?) site for shows at the time. I know I saw at least a couple shows there during the decade. Just can't recall precisely who performed...
	10:31am Listener Gregory: I think musicians still suffer a penalty for being based on the west coast. If Bradford had lived in New York, would he be more of a household (jazz) name?
	10:32am Listener Gregory: @RevolutionR, no I don't think they're after your passwords... probably just all your life details.
	♥ 10:33am Jeff Golick: I think you are right re the "West Coast penalty," @LG. Though perhaps Kamasi & Co. will change all that?
	♥ 10:34am doctorjazz: There is a bit of Coltrane worked inn as well, that A Love Supreme way of cycling a short riff through many keys.
	10:35am Dean: Was just reading about Stevens et al. on that timeline to which I linked above. Includes an image of the receipt for BB's purchase of a cornet in London. He traded in his trumpet. Martin Davidson had to make the payment, because BB's check was from an American bank.
	♥ 10:36am Happy Bubbe: I have pimento cheese spread made, a watermelon cut up, and a patch of gazpacho nearly done.
	♥ 10:36am Happy Bubbe: patch?
	♥ 10:37am Jeff Golick: Great details, @Dean. Will have to check that link.... @HB: that's where gazpacho comes from, right?
	♥ 10:37am Jeff Golick: Got a watermelon yesterday. There's talk of watermelon salad here.
	♥ 10:38am Jeff Golick: God, I'm hungry.
	♥ 10:39am Happy Bubbe: What goes into your watermelon salad?
	10:39am Dean: Wow, Bradford married his current wife in Berkeley.
	♥ 10:40am Jeff Golick: @HB: my salad? No idea. But if my wife does it, it will likely include arugula, feta...and I'm not sure what else.
	♥ 10:42am Jeff Golick: (I am otherwise "chef microwave" around here.)
	♥ 10:42am doctorjazz: I don't have a watermelon salad, but it sounds like I need to get one.
	♥ 10:42am Jeff Golick: Bradford credited on trumpet for this...hmmm...
	10:44am Dean: He made the trade/purchase on Oct. 13, '73, according to the timeline.
	♥ 10:44am Stanley: Even I've got a watermelon salad today and I live in the cold North
	10:46am Dean: New Yamaha cornet, 173 pounds. 91p, trade-in 45 pounds.
	10:49am hyde: from that Bobby Bradford timeline (thanks @Dean!) here's something i wish i could have caught: "Stanley Crouch Black Music Infinity perform as part of English Professor Dick Barnes’ play “The Death of Buster Quinine” presented in a rock quarry near Claremont Colleges with giant puppets, poetry, jazz, fireworks, light sculptures and a flaming jaganath equipped with whirling Mexican castillos"
	10:51am doca: @Jeff G: Going back on the conversation, I didn't know Bradford was on the original seat for trumpet player in Ornette's quartet!
	10:53am chresti at work: Hello from Griffith Park!
	♥ 10:53am Jeff Golick: Hi, @chresti! How goes?
	♥ 10:54am Jeff Golick: @doca: yeah. He reconnected with Ornette in the early sixties, but that group wasn't probably recorded (that I know of).
	10:57am doca: @Jeff G: Too bad that wasn't caught on tape, even though Don Cherry is hard to beat.
	11:00am Listener Gregory: Still reeling at the thought of Ornette releasing a single.
	♥ 11:00am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): so glad to be here, folx, howdy all!
	♥ 11:01am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Dag! I missed the Marion Brown set. Will surely return for it in the archives.
	♥ 11:01am Jeff Golick: Glad you are here, @Granny Spicy Tuna!
	♥ 11:02am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): and i seem to have misplaced my watermelon salad. will look for it in a minute.
	♥ 11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just saw an Ornette single on fb! - & yeah.
	♥ 11:04am coelacanth∅: am i losing it (further) or is man on the moon a song he released earlier (on an album), in a different arrangement but the same riff?
	♥ 11:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dammit Hyde - that was a thing!
	11:05am Dean: No Sting, please.
	11:08am Linda Lee: beautiful sounds. thanks Jeff!
	♥ 11:09am doctorjazz: Ornette singles... www.discogs.com...
	♥ 11:09am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Linda Lee! My absolute pleasure. Nice to see you!
	11:10am Linda Lee: good seeing you too! lovely!
	11:11am Linda Lee: check out that blues flute!
	11:13am Dean: But anything off of Camel's Moonmadness would be welcome.
	11:15am Listener Gregory: @coelacanthº, I googled the title and the first page returned that single. The single has an electronic artist on it that doesn't appear on his quartet records. But I suspected the same thing as you.
	11:16am Linda Lee: my summertime neighbors & their 'spotify'. poor unfortunates! you give us the leg up, Jeff.
	11:17am hyde: if i ever get a jukebox i'm just loading that thing with Ornette singles
	♥ 11:17am doctorjazz: Sounds like Baby Please Don't Go...great track!
	♥ 11:19am coelacanth∅: hey Thanks Listener G -he did kind of recycle ideas. maybe it's just similar to something on one of the early atlantic records.
	♥ 11:21am coelacanth∅: Jeff -nothing over there about that lovely blue moon that sounded like it might've been Paul McCartney. (at least to me, with the ac kicking on at that moment)
	♥ 11:21am Jeff Golick: Yeah, I didn't recognize the Ornette theme, but it's certainly likely. He often renamed tunes later on, too, which is confusing.
	♥ 11:22am doctorjazz: My man, Abdullah Ibrahim...he has a new album out (which I have on my hard drive, but haven't listened to yet...hard to keep up).
	11:22am Linda Lee: query: how is a piano like a waterfall?
	11:23am Linda Lee: not sure i've ever heard playing like Dollar Brand's!
	♥ 11:23am coelacanth∅: well, it also reminded me a little of something else, maybe a David S Ware tune from ballads?
	♥ 11:23am Jeff Golick: @coel: twas Paul...studio foolin' during the White Album sessions.
	11:23am Linda Lee: re Paul, wasn't that about five minutes after 'i Will'?
	♥ 11:24am Jeff Golick: Agreed, @Linda Lee. Someone who gets close (if that's the right word) is Emahoy Tsegué-Mariam Guèbru.
	11:25am Linda Lee: cool. thanks for that name!
	11:26am Listener Gregory: This Dollar Brand track is much more like the sun than the moon—hot!
	♥ 11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gospely? Sometimes African music sounds familiar...but w/out the subtext of Blues we take for granted in the U.S. experience...
	♥ 11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Divides the beat between hands real interesting way...
	♥ 11:29am doctorjazz: He (Dollar Brand/Abdullah Ibrahim) seems to still perform here and there. He has a different approach to solo piano than in a group (and different than any other pianist), heavy with ostinato, different lines and time signatures in his 2 hands. Creates quite an effect.
	♥ 11:31am doctorjazz: There's a lot of gospel in Ibrahim's music, check out African Marketplace.
	♥ 11:34am doctorjazz: (I'm an old Ibrahim groupie, must have seen him dozens of times, and, as I've mentioned before, took my wife to see him on our first date)
	♥ 11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx. Very interesting. You think - Boogie!...no no...the other thing...not quite...
	11:37am Linda Lee: isn't this an amazing Mekons side right now.
	11:38am Linda Lee: we thought Nixon was decadent. oh boy.
	♥ 11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Are they often like Magnetic Fields or something like this?
	♥ 11:39am doctorjazz: There's a country band one of them plays in
	♥ 11:40am doctorjazz: Waco Brothers.
	11:41am Listener Gregory: @LindaLee, nostalgia for Nixon! That's what it's come to.
	♥ 11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I gather they have a big rotating crew w/ Folk Punk - but I don't know. Wasn't expecting that!
	♥ 11:41am doctorjazz: Gotta go, thanks Jeff!
	11:42am Dean: Read John Farrell's 2017 biography of Nixon. It'll cure nostalgia.
	♥ 11:42am Jeff Golick: Bye, @doc! Glad you caught Dollar!
	♥ 11:43am Jeff Golick: Or NIXONLAND, by Perlstein.
	11:43am Listener Gregory: I loved this Case, lang, and Veirs album.
	♥ 11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They're all Republicans.
	♥ 11:44am Jeff Golick: @RRN63: never the same band twice. From Leeds. Punk in 77, country/tonk in the 80s, bit college rock, then...hard to classify.
	11:45am Linda Lee: who could possibly feel nostalgia for Nixon? :-D that's like missing malaria 'cos you've got hepatitis.
	11:45am Dean: Or any of Gore Vidal's many contributions that refer to him. Vidal dubs him "the Machiavelli of Whittier, California," which is particularly funny if you've spent quality time in Whittier, as I have.
	♥ 11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Henry Kissinger turns me on.
	♥ 11:47am doctorjazz: I'll take malaria over hepatitis (at least it's treatable)
	♥ 11:48am Stanley: I found an old WFMU cookbook and I've been up to my elbows in flour, making DJ Trouble's Venetian carrot cake. A great show, once again, Jeff. Thanks.
	♥ 11:49am coelacanth∅: so how did last dance sneak in there between the moons?!
	11:49am Dean: The American electorate -- perhaps all national electorates, I dunno -- is fickle. Ten, twenty years from now, you can bet folks will muse, "Gosh, at least Trump was intellectually benign." Just as now we have come to admire Nixon's genuinely capable intellect.
	♥ 11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nixon had obsessive competence of a kind in his Fascism. Best I can do for him...
	11:49am Linda Lee: oh god. how pathetic. :-D
	♥ 11:50am Jeff Golick: @Stanley! Thanks for being here! @coel: good catch; just feeling the Mekons...
	11:50am Dean: Paul Buckmaster, the sixth Stone here...
	11:52am Linda Lee: when the stones could do anything they damn well pleased. :-)
	♥ 11:53am coelacanth∅: it's a great song Jeff, as is this, my favorite 'stones song...if i had to pick one.
	♥ 11:53am Jeff Golick: I will, very predictably, miss no occasion to play this song.
	♥ 11:53am Sem: Agreed, Linda Lee. Thx, Jeff, been lurking right along. Thank you for this show, see you next time.
	♥ 11:53am Happy Bubbe: Gazpacho is finished. stylesdeluxe.com...
	♥ 11:54am coelacanth∅: this is Mick Taylor's doing, for the most part. no writing credit given to him, of course.
	11:54am Linda Lee: well now. check out that masterful segue! bravissimo!
	11:55am Dean: I remember hearing this, Carole King's Tapestry, and Elton John's eponymous, all borrowed from a friend, c.'71, may '72. All three blew me away, but Sticky Fingers is the one I bought right away.
	11:55am Linda Lee: always hard finding a followup to that one, but you did it. :-)
	11:55am hyde: thanks!
	♥ 11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Get tired of exalting Exile - & yeah Fingers goes along nicely...
	11:56am Linda Lee: the farther i get from liking 'satisfaction' at age 5 the more i like that stones era best! :-D
	♥ 11:56am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Linda Lee!
	♥ 11:57am coelacanth∅: sticky fingers is my favorite 'stones album -easily. i have maybe 4 runners-up, exile not being one of them.
	11:57am Linda Lee: the hunger was good for them.
	♥ 11:57am Jeff Golick: And thanks, too, to you, @Sem! And you, @hyde! And happy gazpacho, @Happy Bubbe!
	11:57am chresti at work: Thanks Jeff! I liked that song about sending man to the moon when people are starving at home...
	11:58am Listener Gregory: @doctorjazz, they now have a very good treatment for hepatitis C. My doctor made me get tested for it even though I have 0 symptoms. She said, "my monitor will keep blinking at me until you get tested." Such is the US medical system for those with insurance.
	♥ 11:58am coelacanth∅: chresti, had to beat those ruskies
	11:58am Listener Gregory: It is always useful to consider which diseases you would prefer to get.
	11:59am Dean: Yep, those of us of a certain age get tested for Hep C, just 'cuz. Same here. No risk.
	♥ 11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exile is maybe their Pepper??: Great Album if not best Songs??...
	11:59am Linda Lee: well that's it, Listener Gregory. overseas friends can't quite understand why i don't take advantage of the great medicine practiced here. there's really no conception.
	♥ 11:59am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): what! already over? thanks for the great tunes!
	♥ 12:00pm Happy Bubbe: Thank you, Jeff!
	12:00pm Linda Lee: we're already mourning, Granny. :-D
	♥ 12:00pm coelacanth∅: RR, like pepper in that it's overrated?!
	♥ 12:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hey, Linda Lee, great to see your side-eye here :)
	12:01pm Listener Gregory: Mr. Ghent who did electronics in the Ornette piece apparently lived upstairs from him in Soho, during Ornette's NYC period.
	12:02pm Linda Lee: hi love! :-D
	12:03pm Dean: Monty Alexander's "Fly Me to the Moon" on his Sinatra tribute album is pretty sweet.
	♥ 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @coel: Wide open for that... Albums like this are Immersive. Gotta wanna go there... I kinda give up looking for a Best w/ Beatles - just a slab of 13 short albums all good.... Exile gets me there...
	♥ 12:04pm coelacanth∅: well, obviously, american "men" of any color, and women, if they were in power, would've done the same thing...in most or all matters, but particularly regarding the "space race".
	♥ 12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exile is an environment - a locale. The balance of shambles & structure - it's very influential & important...
	12:06pm Dean: I think it's LAH-guh. Could be wrong, way wrong.
	♥ 12:07pm coelacanth∅: RR pepper has some of my favorite songs; i just think it's a bit incohesive, and also has some crap on it.
	12:07pm rw: Thank you JG!!
	12:07pm Listener Gregory: Jeff, I am informed that Lage is pronounced "Lodge." That doesn't seem right, but neither does any other pronunciation. (Got this from Bruce at Downtown.)
	12:08pm Listener Gregory: Great show, Jeff. Thanks.
	12:08pm Dean: I'll defer to Bruce.
	♥ 12:08pm coelacanth∅: exile i think doesn't have many really great songs, and the piano is far too prominent in the mix. and some really crappy songs too.
	12:08pm Dean: Maybe no hard D, i.e., lazh.
	♥ 12:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beatles didn't want to repeat themselves - more than the Stones...Pepper is Pepper...
	♥ 12:08pm coelacanth∅: hey Thanks Jeff! Brilliant of course! tchau
	♥ 12:08pm Jeff Golick: Julian LODGE? Ok, cool - for next time! Thanks, all! (Hi, @rw!)
	♥ 12:09pm coelacanth∅: take care RR
	♥ 12:10pm coelacanth∅: (you know we'll continue at some point!)
	♥ 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe I like the Stones jamming.like that more - when they groove as they do...I like Musicians...
	♥ 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Righteous cole. THX JG
	12:46pm John in England: The original Destination Out website, which had some very useful archives, seems to have gone offline recently.
	♥ 11:41am Jeff Golick: Thanks for the comment, John. We're looking into it!

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July 21, 2019: Moon madness (& HBD, Bobby Bradford!)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother The Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970		0:02:08 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Introduction "Introduction" by "Marion Brown"	Geechee Recollections	ABC Impulse	1973		0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Tokalokaloka [Part One]	Geechee Recollections	ABC Impulse	1973		0:06:45 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Tokalokaloka [Part Two]	Geechee Recollections	ABC Impulse	1973		0:13:47 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Tokalokaloka [Part Three]	Geechee Recollections	ABC Impulse	1973		0:22:24 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Ending "Ending" by "Marion Brown"	Geechee Recollections	ABC Impulse	1973		0:24:15 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Pink Moon "Pink Moon" by "Nick Drake"	Pink Moon	Island	1972		0:25:58 (Pop-up)
Stephan Micus	The Moon "The Moon" by "Stephan Micus"	White Night	ECM	2019		0:28:13 (Pop-up)
The Composers Collective	Moon Walk	Poum!	Composers Collective	1974		0:30:40 (Pop-up)
Marilyn Crispell & David Rothenberg	Owl Moon	One Dark Night I Left My Silent House	ECM	2010		0:35:31 (Pop-up)
Ahmad Jamal	Old Devil Moon "Old Devil Moon" by "Ahmad Jamal"	The Piano Scene of Ahmad Jamal	Epic	1959		0:42:05 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston & Billy Harper	How High the Moon	The Roots of the Blues	Sunnyside	2013		0:45:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Brentford All-Stars	Blue Moon					0:49:27 (Pop-up)
John Carter & Bobby Bradford	Ode to the Flower Maiden	Comin' On	hat ART	1989		0:58:39 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bradford & Hafez Modirzadeh	Crooked Blues	Live at the Blue Whale	NoBusiness Records	2018		1:08:20 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bradford & Hafez Modirzadeh	Song for the Unsung	Live at the Open Gate	NoBusiness Records	2013		1:16:13 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bradford	Coming On (2) "Coming On (2)" by "Bobby Bradford"	Love's Dream	Emanem	1973	(included on the CD reissue)	1:22:11 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bradford with John Stevens and the Spontaneous Music Ensemble	His Majesty Louis	Volume One	Nessa	1971/1980		1:33:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"					1:44:57 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Man on the Moon "Man on the Moon" by "Ornette Coleman"	b/w Growing Up	Impulse!	1969		1:51:19 (Pop-up)
James Blood Ulmer	Moons Shine "Moons Shine" by "James Blood Ulmer"	Tales of Captain Black	Artists House	1978		1:54:56 (Pop-up)
Fugi	Red Moon "Red Moon" by "Fugi"	Red Moon 7"	Grand Junction	1971		1:58:29 (Pop-up)
Rev. Jamel & Bob Johnson	Walking on the Moon (Men Are Starving)	b/w "Did You See Those Men"	J & S Records	1971	(via The World's Rarest Funk 45s, Volume 2)	2:04:24 (Pop-up)
Otis Spann	Moon Blues "Moon Blues" by "Otis Spann"	Sweet Giant of the Blues	Flying Dutchman	1969		2:07:48 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)	Fly Me to the Moon	Minit Records	1968		2:12:09 (Pop-up)
Curtis Harton & Group	Don't the Moon Look Pretty	Folk Music in America Vol. 13 Songs of Children	The Library of Congress	??/1978		2:16:05 (Pop-up)
Dollar Brand	The Moon "The Moon" by "Dollar Brand"	African Piano	Spectator	1969		2:18:44 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	The Surfer Moon "The Surfer Moon" by "The Beach Boys"	Surfer Girl	Capitol	1963		2:26:46 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny	Full Moon (Demo) "Full Moon (Demo)" by "Sandy Denny"	I've Always Kept A Unicorn: The Acoustic Sandy Denny	Island	1977/2016	(outtake from Rendezvous, 1977)	2:29:19 (Pop-up)
Mekons	Ghosts of American Astronauts	So Good It Hurts	Twin/Tone Records	1987		2:34:03 (Pop-up)
Paul Plimley \| Lisle Ellis	Moon Inhabitants	Kaleidoscopes (Ornette Coleman Songbook)	hat ART	1992		2:38:34 (Pop-up)
Neko Case, k.d. lang, Laura Veirs	Supermoon	case/lang/veirs	Anti-	2016		2:41:13 (Pop-up)
Mekons	Last Dance "Last Dance" by "Mekons"	Fear and Whiskey	Sin Record Company	1985		2:44:57 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Moonlight Mile	Sticky Fingers	Rolling Stones Records	1971		2:48:45 (Pop-up)
John Zorn	Dark of the Moon "Dark of the Moon" by "John Zorn"	Salem 1692	Tzadik	2018		2:53:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		2:58:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 9:01am holland oats: first!
	♥ 9:02am Jeff Golick: Early @oats! Welcome.
	9:06am hyde: good morning!
	9:06am Downward Facing Doug: Baba Golick! I will be back in one post-yoga hour. Save me some screamers!
	♥ 9:08am Happy Bubbe: Let's all yogasize.
	♥ 9:08am Jeff Golick: Hello, @hyde! Align those chakras, @Doug!
	9:09am doca: Hey, @Jeff G and all! I'm glad I took the day off, so I can list to D:O radio. Anyway, I'll be listening while doing some home chores
	♥ 9:09am Jeff Golick: @Happy Bubbe! I'll do child's pose for the next hour.
	♥ 9:10am Jeff Golick: @doca! Happy to see you! Thanks for being here.
	9:10am doca: Screamers are good for scrubbing off mold from the bathroom
	9:10am Listener Gregory: Morning Jeff and the Outties.
	♥ 9:11am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @Listener Gregory!
	9:11am doca: That's an idea for the next Marathon premium: Music to clean the house by D:O radio.
	9:14am JtotheK: Hi Jeff, hi everyone!
	♥ 9:15am Jeff Golick: Welcome, @JtotheK! @doca: I'm gonna think on that one...
	9:23am Listener Gregory: Jeff, what's all the percussion on this Marion Brown piece? or maybe I should say who.
	♥ 9:25am Jeff Golick: Steve McCall is the drummer, but he's joined by a bunch of folks I don't know: William Malone, Bill Hasson, James Jefferson, A. Kobena Adzenyah. Possibly some Boston folks at the time.
	9:27am doca: Marion Brown's son has a great Instagram account dedicated to his father. It's home to some really touching and insightful posts, really recommended.
	♥ 9:29am Jeff Golick: YES. I follow that account, too, @doca. Beautiful stuff. Will try to find the handle he uses....
	♥ 9:31am Sem: Good morning, Jeff, hello, D:O listeners in the Americas, and beyond.
	♥ 9:32am Jeff Golick: Happy day, @Sem!
	9:34am Listener Gregory: I heard Marion Brown once in the 80s, and he was not playing well (IMHO). It was a duet with Steve McCall, and that is the moment I learned that you could be fully entertained just by listening to the drummer. He died far too young.
	♥ 9:37am Jeff Golick: Wow, great that you got to see both of them, @LG.
	♥ 9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo. Seems the pattern is password-free WiFis in my trap on weekends - so this is a highlight...
	9:47am hyde: going back a bit, A. Kobena Adzenyah was a drummer who came from Ghana and taught at Wesleyan for decades. I think the music building there is named after him.
	♥ 9:48am Jeff Golick: Noice, @Revolution Rabbit Nov63! Small miracle.
	♥ 9:48am Jeff Golick: Oh, cool, @hyde. Thanks for that!
	♥ 9:49am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff, OUTies
	9:50am Listener Gregory: @Revolution, it does sound like a trap.
	♥ 9:53am coelacanth∅: hey i like this version of blue moon! this recording sounds quite faster than mine
	♥ 10:01am Jeff Golick: Greets, @coelacanth∅!
	♥ 10:05am Stanley: Hi Jeff and listeners. I went to a 'modern' jazz show last night. Group were in the Pat Metheny style but their self composed pieces pretty much sounded the same and all a bit pedestrian. I came away disappointed.
	♥ 10:07am Jeff Golick: Hey, there, @Stanley! Does sound disappointing. Though it can be instructive to hear stuff that doesn't really work, now and again, just to check that one's internal meters are still functioning.
	♥ 10:08am Stanley: I blame your show, Jeff, setting the bar so high.
	♥ 10:10am Jeff Golick: Don't blame me, blame Bobby Bradford and his ilk.
	♥ 10:17am doctorjazz: Hi Out there!
	♥ 10:18am Jeff Golick: What's up, @doctorjazz?
	♥ 10:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Listener Gregory: After my passwords you reckon?
	♥ 10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm figuring they only have the WiFi on sometimes so they haven't bothered w/ a password...
	10:22am hyde: this is super cool
	♥ 10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - real Ornette like - would you say?
	♥ 10:24am doctorjazz: Coming On sounds SO like Ornette.
	♥ 10:24am Jeff Golick: I would say, yes.
	10:25am Dean: Trying to figure out whether my memory is correct -- Did I in fact hear Bradford with Alex Cline and Vinny Golia at the Shakespeare Theater in a Pasadena shopping mall in the '90s? Can't confirm, but looking it up I stumbled on to this: https://markweber.free-jazz.net/2013/01/28/bobby-bradford-timeline-work-in-progress/
	♥ 10:25am Jeff Golick: Trevor Watts the saxophonist here.
	10:25am doca: Interesting that both came from LA. I wonder if there was some contact between Bradford and Ornette, or even a cross-pollination. I guess they were contemporaries, weren't they?
	♥ 10:26am Jeff Golick: They were together in LA in the 50s, @doca. When Bradford was drafted, Don Cherry took his spot in the band!
	♥ 10:27am doctorjazz: This (Conning On) sounds like Ornette, but from about 15 years earlier.
	♥ 10:27am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @Dean! That sounds quite likely, even if the venue sounds...odd? Alex Cline was the drummer on "Song for the Unsung."
	10:29am Dean: The venue was a regular monthly (weekly?) site for shows at the time. I know I saw at least a couple shows there during the decade. Just can't recall precisely who performed...
	10:31am Listener Gregory: I think musicians still suffer a penalty for being based on the west coast. If Bradford had lived in New York, would he be more of a household (jazz) name?
	10:32am Listener Gregory: @RevolutionR, no I don't think they're after your passwords... probably just all your life details.
	♥ 10:33am Jeff Golick: I think you are right re the "West Coast penalty," @LG. Though perhaps Kamasi & Co. will change all that?
	♥ 10:34am doctorjazz: There is a bit of Coltrane worked inn as well, that A Love Supreme way of cycling a short riff through many keys.
	10:35am Dean: Was just reading about Stevens et al. on that timeline to which I linked above. Includes an image of the receipt for BB's purchase of a cornet in London. He traded in his trumpet. Martin Davidson had to make the payment, because BB's check was from an American bank.
	♥ 10:36am Happy Bubbe: I have pimento cheese spread made, a watermelon cut up, and a patch of gazpacho nearly done.
	♥ 10:36am Happy Bubbe: patch?
	♥ 10:37am Jeff Golick: Great details, @Dean. Will have to check that link.... @HB: that's where gazpacho comes from, right?
	♥ 10:37am Jeff Golick: Got a watermelon yesterday. There's talk of watermelon salad here.
	♥ 10:38am Jeff Golick: God, I'm hungry.
	♥ 10:39am Happy Bubbe: What goes into your watermelon salad?
	10:39am Dean: Wow, Bradford married his current wife in Berkeley.
	♥ 10:40am Jeff Golick: @HB: my salad? No idea. But if my wife does it, it will likely include arugula, feta...and I'm not sure what else.
	♥ 10:42am Jeff Golick: (I am otherwise "chef microwave" around here.)
	♥ 10:42am doctorjazz: I don't have a watermelon salad, but it sounds like I need to get one.
	♥ 10:42am Jeff Golick: Bradford credited on trumpet for this...hmmm...
	10:44am Dean: He made the trade/purchase on Oct. 13, '73, according to the timeline.
	♥ 10:44am Stanley: Even I've got a watermelon salad today and I live in the cold North
	10:46am Dean: New Yamaha cornet, 173 pounds. 91p, trade-in 45 pounds.
	10:49am hyde: from that Bobby Bradford timeline (thanks @Dean!) here's something i wish i could have caught: "Stanley Crouch Black Music Infinity perform as part of English Professor Dick Barnes’ play “The Death of Buster Quinine” presented in a rock quarry near Claremont Colleges with giant puppets, poetry, jazz, fireworks, light sculptures and a flaming jaganath equipped with whirling Mexican castillos"
	10:51am doca: @Jeff G: Going back on the conversation, I didn't know Bradford was on the original seat for trumpet player in Ornette's quartet!
	10:53am chresti at work: Hello from Griffith Park!
	♥ 10:53am Jeff Golick: Hi, @chresti! How goes?
	♥ 10:54am Jeff Golick: @doca: yeah. He reconnected with Ornette in the early sixties, but that group wasn't probably recorded (that I know of).
	10:57am doca: @Jeff G: Too bad that wasn't caught on tape, even though Don Cherry is hard to beat.
	11:00am Listener Gregory: Still reeling at the thought of Ornette releasing a single.
	♥ 11:00am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): so glad to be here, folx, howdy all!
	♥ 11:01am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Dag! I missed the Marion Brown set. Will surely return for it in the archives.
	♥ 11:01am Jeff Golick: Glad you are here, @Granny Spicy Tuna!
	♥ 11:02am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): and i seem to have misplaced my watermelon salad. will look for it in a minute.
	♥ 11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just saw an Ornette single on fb! - & yeah.
	♥ 11:04am coelacanth∅: am i losing it (further) or is man on the moon a song he released earlier (on an album), in a different arrangement but the same riff?
	♥ 11:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dammit Hyde - that was a thing!
	11:05am Dean: No Sting, please.
	11:08am Linda Lee: beautiful sounds. thanks Jeff!
	♥ 11:09am doctorjazz: Ornette singles... www.discogs.com...
	♥ 11:09am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Linda Lee! My absolute pleasure. Nice to see you!
	11:10am Linda Lee: good seeing you too! lovely!
	11:11am Linda Lee: check out that blues flute!
	11:13am Dean: But anything off of Camel's Moonmadness would be welcome.
	11:15am Listener Gregory: @coelacanthº, I googled the title and the first page returned that single. The single has an electronic artist on it that doesn't appear on his quartet records. But I suspected the same thing as you.
	11:16am Linda Lee: my summertime neighbors & their 'spotify'. poor unfortunates! you give us the leg up, Jeff.
	11:17am hyde: if i ever get a jukebox i'm just loading that thing with Ornette singles
	♥ 11:17am doctorjazz: Sounds like Baby Please Don't Go...great track!
	♥ 11:19am coelacanth∅: hey Thanks Listener G -he did kind of recycle ideas. maybe it's just similar to something on one of the early atlantic records.
	♥ 11:21am coelacanth∅: Jeff -nothing over there about that lovely blue moon that sounded like it might've been Paul McCartney. (at least to me, with the ac kicking on at that moment)
	♥ 11:21am Jeff Golick: Yeah, I didn't recognize the Ornette theme, but it's certainly likely. He often renamed tunes later on, too, which is confusing.
	♥ 11:22am doctorjazz: My man, Abdullah Ibrahim...he has a new album out (which I have on my hard drive, but haven't listened to yet...hard to keep up).
	11:22am Linda Lee: query: how is a piano like a waterfall?
	11:23am Linda Lee: not sure i've ever heard playing like Dollar Brand's!
	♥ 11:23am coelacanth∅: well, it also reminded me a little of something else, maybe a David S Ware tune from ballads?
	♥ 11:23am Jeff Golick: @coel: twas Paul...studio foolin' during the White Album sessions.
	11:23am Linda Lee: re Paul, wasn't that about five minutes after 'i Will'?
	♥ 11:24am Jeff Golick: Agreed, @Linda Lee. Someone who gets close (if that's the right word) is Emahoy Tsegué-Mariam Guèbru.
	11:25am Linda Lee: cool. thanks for that name!
	11:26am Listener Gregory: This Dollar Brand track is much more like the sun than the moon—hot!
	♥ 11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gospely? Sometimes African music sounds familiar...but w/out the subtext of Blues we take for granted in the U.S. experience...
	♥ 11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Divides the beat between hands real interesting way...
	♥ 11:29am doctorjazz: He (Dollar Brand/Abdullah Ibrahim) seems to still perform here and there. He has a different approach to solo piano than in a group (and different than any other pianist), heavy with ostinato, different lines and time signatures in his 2 hands. Creates quite an effect.
	♥ 11:31am doctorjazz: There's a lot of gospel in Ibrahim's music, check out African Marketplace.
	♥ 11:34am doctorjazz: (I'm an old Ibrahim groupie, must have seen him dozens of times, and, as I've mentioned before, took my wife to see him on our first date)
	♥ 11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx. Very interesting. You think - Boogie!...no no...the other thing...not quite...
	11:37am Linda Lee: isn't this an amazing Mekons side right now.
	11:38am Linda Lee: we thought Nixon was decadent. oh boy.
	♥ 11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Are they often like Magnetic Fields or something like this?
	♥ 11:39am doctorjazz: There's a country band one of them plays in
	♥ 11:40am doctorjazz: Waco Brothers.
	11:41am Listener Gregory: @LindaLee, nostalgia for Nixon! That's what it's come to.
	♥ 11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I gather they have a big rotating crew w/ Folk Punk - but I don't know. Wasn't expecting that!
	♥ 11:41am doctorjazz: Gotta go, thanks Jeff!
	11:42am Dean: Read John Farrell's 2017 biography of Nixon. It'll cure nostalgia.
	♥ 11:42am Jeff Golick: Bye, @doc! Glad you caught Dollar!
	♥ 11:43am Jeff Golick: Or NIXONLAND, by Perlstein.
	11:43am Listener Gregory: I loved this Case, lang, and Veirs album.
	♥ 11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They're all Republicans.
	♥ 11:44am Jeff Golick: @RRN63: never the same band twice. From Leeds. Punk in 77, country/tonk in the 80s, bit college rock, then...hard to classify.
	11:45am Linda Lee: who could possibly feel nostalgia for Nixon? :-D that's like missing malaria 'cos you've got hepatitis.
	11:45am Dean: Or any of Gore Vidal's many contributions that refer to him. Vidal dubs him "the Machiavelli of Whittier, California," which is particularly funny if you've spent quality time in Whittier, as I have.
	♥ 11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Henry Kissinger turns me on.
	♥ 11:47am doctorjazz: I'll take malaria over hepatitis (at least it's treatable)
	♥ 11:48am Stanley: I found an old WFMU cookbook and I've been up to my elbows in flour, making DJ Trouble's Venetian carrot cake. A great show, once again, Jeff. Thanks.
	♥ 11:49am coelacanth∅: so how did last dance sneak in there between the moons?!
	11:49am Dean: The American electorate -- perhaps all national electorates, I dunno -- is fickle. Ten, twenty years from now, you can bet folks will muse, "Gosh, at least Trump was intellectually benign." Just as now we have come to admire Nixon's genuinely capable intellect.
	♥ 11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nixon had obsessive competence of a kind in his Fascism. Best I can do for him...
	11:49am Linda Lee: oh god. how pathetic. :-D
	♥ 11:50am Jeff Golick: @Stanley! Thanks for being here! @coel: good catch; just feeling the Mekons...
	11:50am Dean: Paul Buckmaster, the sixth Stone here...
	11:52am Linda Lee: when the stones could do anything they damn well pleased. :-)
	♥ 11:53am coelacanth∅: it's a great song Jeff, as is this, my favorite 'stones song...if i had to pick one.
	♥ 11:53am Jeff Golick: I will, very predictably, miss no occasion to play this song.
	♥ 11:53am Sem: Agreed, Linda Lee. Thx, Jeff, been lurking right along. Thank you for this show, see you next time.
	♥ 11:53am Happy Bubbe: Gazpacho is finished. stylesdeluxe.com...
	♥ 11:54am coelacanth∅: this is Mick Taylor's doing, for the most part. no writing credit given to him, of course.
	11:54am Linda Lee: well now. check out that masterful segue! bravissimo!
	11:55am Dean: I remember hearing this, Carole King's Tapestry, and Elton John's eponymous, all borrowed from a friend, c.'71, may '72. All three blew me away, but Sticky Fingers is the one I bought right away.
	11:55am Linda Lee: always hard finding a followup to that one, but you did it. :-)
	11:55am hyde: thanks!
	♥ 11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Get tired of exalting Exile - & yeah Fingers goes along nicely...
	11:56am Linda Lee: the farther i get from liking 'satisfaction' at age 5 the more i like that stones era best! :-D
	♥ 11:56am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Linda Lee!
	♥ 11:57am coelacanth∅: sticky fingers is my favorite 'stones album -easily. i have maybe 4 runners-up, exile not being one of them.
	11:57am Linda Lee: the hunger was good for them.
	♥ 11:57am Jeff Golick: And thanks, too, to you, @Sem! And you, @hyde! And happy gazpacho, @Happy Bubbe!
	11:57am chresti at work: Thanks Jeff! I liked that song about sending man to the moon when people are starving at home...
	11:58am Listener Gregory: @doctorjazz, they now have a very good treatment for hepatitis C. My doctor made me get tested for it even though I have 0 symptoms. She said, "my monitor will keep blinking at me until you get tested." Such is the US medical system for those with insurance.
	♥ 11:58am coelacanth∅: chresti, had to beat those ruskies
	11:58am Listener Gregory: It is always useful to consider which diseases you would prefer to get.
	11:59am Dean: Yep, those of us of a certain age get tested for Hep C, just 'cuz. Same here. No risk.
	♥ 11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exile is maybe their Pepper??: Great Album if not best Songs??...
	11:59am Linda Lee: well that's it, Listener Gregory. overseas friends can't quite understand why i don't take advantage of the great medicine practiced here. there's really no conception.
	♥ 11:59am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): what! already over? thanks for the great tunes!
	♥ 12:00pm Happy Bubbe: Thank you, Jeff!
	12:00pm Linda Lee: we're already mourning, Granny. :-D
	♥ 12:00pm coelacanth∅: RR, like pepper in that it's overrated?!
	♥ 12:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hey, Linda Lee, great to see your side-eye here :)
	12:01pm Listener Gregory: Mr. Ghent who did electronics in the Ornette piece apparently lived upstairs from him in Soho, during Ornette's NYC period.
	12:02pm Linda Lee: hi love! :-D
	12:03pm Dean: Monty Alexander's "Fly Me to the Moon" on his Sinatra tribute album is pretty sweet.
	♥ 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @coel: Wide open for that... Albums like this are Immersive. Gotta wanna go there... I kinda give up looking for a Best w/ Beatles - just a slab of 13 short albums all good.... Exile gets me there...
	♥ 12:04pm coelacanth∅: well, obviously, american "men" of any color, and women, if they were in power, would've done the same thing...in most or all matters, but particularly regarding the "space race".
	♥ 12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exile is an environment - a locale. The balance of shambles & structure - it's very influential & important...
	12:06pm Dean: I think it's LAH-guh. Could be wrong, way wrong.
	♥ 12:07pm coelacanth∅: RR pepper has some of my favorite songs; i just think it's a bit incohesive, and also has some crap on it.
	12:07pm rw: Thank you JG!!
	12:07pm Listener Gregory: Jeff, I am informed that Lage is pronounced "Lodge." That doesn't seem right, but neither does any other pronunciation. (Got this from Bruce at Downtown.)
	12:08pm Listener Gregory: Great show, Jeff. Thanks.
	12:08pm Dean: I'll defer to Bruce.
	♥ 12:08pm coelacanth∅: exile i think doesn't have many really great songs, and the piano is far too prominent in the mix. and some really crappy songs too.
	12:08pm Dean: Maybe no hard D, i.e., lazh.
	♥ 12:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beatles didn't want to repeat themselves - more than the Stones...Pepper is Pepper...
	♥ 12:08pm coelacanth∅: hey Thanks Jeff! Brilliant of course! tchau
	♥ 12:08pm Jeff Golick: Julian LODGE? Ok, cool - for next time! Thanks, all! (Hi, @rw!)
	♥ 12:09pm coelacanth∅: take care RR
	♥ 12:10pm coelacanth∅: (you know we'll continue at some point!)
	♥ 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe I like the Stones jamming.like that more - when they groove as they do...I like Musicians...
	♥ 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Righteous cole. THX JG
	12:46pm John in England: The original Destination Out website, which had some very useful archives, seems to have gone offline recently.
	♥ 11:41am Jeff Golick: Thanks for the comment, John. We're looking into it!

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