WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from May 31, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:56am Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Nice ta have ya, Clubbies!! Right this way! First call for alcohol, or non-
	🥁 12:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Hey there! Sayyy, it's lookinmg like you did a little redecorating in here, swank.
	12:01pm chresti: G morgen, wunderstork!
	🥁 12:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): This chorus line of Lady Liberties is quite astounding!
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: Stork where are you?!
	12:03pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Great question, coel
	12:03pm chresti: Kaffe and sparkling water, for starters, please!
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Oh phew there they are.
	12:04pm coelacanth∅: (no opening theme it seems ...ah, never mind! here it is)
	12:04pm coelacanth∅: hi
	12:05pm Dean: Speaking of Frith, yesterday I acquired a 17CD set of Henry Cow's catalog.
	12:06pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Whew! Could't get the goddam door open! Sorry bout that folks! First imaginary round is on the house!
	12:06pm Dean: ...followed by a 29CD+1DVD set of Gentle Giant's complete works. I've reached the point where I'm okay if my kids starve.
	12:11pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: In reverse order, it honors me to welcome: Dean! coel! Jeff! chresti! Granny! a big Mwah!
	🥁 12:11pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Stork and all!
	12:12pm northguineahills: The Williamsburg Bridge, where I did a fantastic faceplant at the base of the bridge, when I hit a rumble strip and the front wheel of my bicycle came off. Helmet saved my life (it shattered). My left side of my face got scraped off, my molars were shattered to the gumline, and I woke up in an ambulance. I told the EMTs I didn't have insurance, they did a diagnostic. Although shaken, my brain was shaken up, it seemed fine, so, I signed a waver, got out of the ambulance, and went on my way. Couldn't get my bike together (still dazed), luckily a British chap noticed I needed help, and put the wheel back on for me. Took the subway home, horrifying image for all involved, and the next week I had the NYU dental school recontruct my mouth. Fun times. Oh, I have that Frith track (an excerpt), on a comp I randomly foundd . and, hallos! Sandy Bull!
	12:13pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Ain#t that some photo, Granny? My wife Elena yet again clicks a winner. Some shop near Ground Zero.
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Hi Wolfgang and clubbers!
	12:16pm chresti: I feel sorry for the poor soul that painted those statuettes.
	12:18pm chresti: I painted plaster Santas once, paid by the piece.
	12:18pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Wowie zowie, northguineahills!! Which means holy-shit in German! What a tale 'o woe!!
	12:19pm Dean: Santas wrapped in the American flag, I hope. I used to make ceramic beads, paid by the piece.
	12:21pm northguineahills: @Wolfgang: Good thing I was young (I was 26), and the face is very vascular, my scarring was no longer visible about 15 months later. @chresti: Most likely by children in a tertiary Chinese city in the hinterland...
	12:21pm Naila: Oh northguinaehills that sounds awful. As much as our govt/politics are pretty dire I’m so grateful to have free healthcare in the UK. I keep reminding myself that not everyone has that luxury - I simply can’t imagine how stressful it must be to have to worry about such things
	12:22pm chresti: I also painted mannequins, the faces, paid by the hour, for about a year. Right @ngh
	12:23pm fleep: Post-curfew greetings. I'll have a Harvey Wallbanger. For the vitamin C.
	12:23pm doctorjazz: Scary story, NGH (I bike a bunch). That helmet did indeed save your life, or at least kept your brain from being scrambled. Still awful, though...
	12:24pm northguineahills: @Naila: It still cost me $14k to recontruct my mouth even w/ dental surgeon students (the Pakistani lad did a good job over the 6 surgeries). The fact I had to have the presenced of mind to refuse an ambulance trip, to stay out of crippling debt for the rest of my life, shows that 'murica is a third-world country.
	12:24pm StringOFperils: OUch !!!
	12:27pm doctorjazz: The medical insurance coverage issue in the US is indeed horrible (and about to get much worse, as people lose jobs and insurance, and three administration tries to keep them from replacing it).
	12:29pm Sem: Stork! Storkasaurs! Non-extinct beings. Be joyful here in the Club, tomorrow---who knows?
	12:31pm StringOFperils: Dental isn't covered by public health insurance in Canada either. I have a broken molar right now, and zero cash. On the upside though, the rest of our health system did keep me alive 18 months ago when a biopsy came in positive for cancer in my throat. The radiation and chemo therapy would have been unavailable to a person like me south of the border, and I wouldn't be here now, boring you with my tangential story....and that's why I have no cash to fix this tooth. And they live happily ever after, or, statistically, for a good five years or so. The end. (Almost?)
	12:33pm chresti: Glad you're here StringO.
	12:34pm northguineahills: I step out and miss Hans Reichel! I also had to have my mandible reconstructed. Luckily, it was more of a crack then a clean break.
	12:35pm chresti: StrinGo, a lot of people go to Mexico for dental work.
	12:35pm StringOFperils: @chresti > Thanks! Me too! And it looks like I'm okay too. A very treatable variety. I'll probably be around a lot longer....otherwise I wouldn't be so flip about it.
	12:35pm Doug Schulkind: Direct quote from Jessie Allen, moments ago: “I love Stork’s show.”
	🥁 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): yeah, StringofPerils, glad you and your tangential stories here
	12:37pm Wolfgang: fleep! DrJ!
	12:37pm Dean: My mom died a week ago Saturday at 93, following hip surgery after a fall. The emergency surgery will likely be covered, even though the hospital is out of network for her Medicare Advantage plan. (Her hospital bill is over $100k.) But a second and subsequent follow-up appointments were not covered, and even though I said she would pay out of pocket, the doctors ultimately declined to see her. I find that unconscionable, made maddeningly worse by the fact that one clinic at the hospital kept calling to confirm an appointment that another clinic was canceling. Meanwhile, her PCP worked hard to keep me apprised of developments, sometimes emailing or calling me two or three times a day. Our system boils down to the integrity of the individual doctor. That's what's so heartwarming about capitalism.
	12:37pm StringOFperils: My mandible is like glass now, thanks to radiation de-mineralization of the bone. No more extractions, unless I want a shattered jaw.
	12:37pm Wolfgang: Oh, Dean. My (all of our) condolences!
	12:38pm Dean: Thank you, all.
	12:38pm StringOFperils: Awwww Dean. I am so sorry to hear that. My condolences.
	12:38pm northguineahills: @StringOFperils: My wife got cancer w/in a two months after we both got laid off in 2015. I had to liquidate all resources to pay for her bills (let alone what her parents did to pay for her medical bills). mierda, Dean, lo siento y abrazos todos....
	12:38pm Wolfgang: Jessie Allen is a very discerning person. Her husbands kinda OK...
	12:40pm Wolfgang: I'm deeply moved by all of these stories - I have to catch up with the comments here.
	12:40pm doctorjazz: Very sorry for your loss, Dean. (A fall, broken hip, and hospitalization was how my mom passed as well, though she had underlying problems). And, the system is broken, for sure.
	12:41pm chresti: Very sorry to hear that, Dean.
	🥁 12:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Dean: That's a crying shame. Wishing you and yours ease and grace.
	12:42pm Dean: Thank you, doctorjazz. Mine, too, had underlying issues, And StringOFperils and ngh...chresti. Thank you all. "Mierda," indeed. When I notified folks at work, one remarked that he was "fucking sorry," which I thought was fitting. Thank you, GST. We're coming along.
	12:44pm StringOFperils: @ngh > Also, sad to hear your story. No fun. On so many levels.
	🥁 12:44pm listener james from westwood: Dearest condolences, Dean. Our healthcare system remains the worst.
	12:46pm Dean: Thanks, listener james. You are correct! Is the Eroc on the Reichel record the same as the Krautrock Eroc? Listened just yesterday to the latter's track on the Brain box.
	12:48pm chresti: I love Sun City Girls. I've been searching for Beauty of Benghazi.
	12:49pm Franco Twinkie: Dean I am so sorry to hear that. The pain of loosing your mother is only compounded by the horror of dealing with the heath care system. Is there any hope for any of us? Probably not.
	12:49pm Doug Schulkind: Oh my. I am so sorry, Dean.
	12:51pm Dean: That's right, Franco. Zero hope. I mean, be reasonable, folks. Thank you. I know you're dealing with mom issues, too. Man, I love Donald Erb. His dueling contrabassoons work is hilarious. Thanks, Doug. You chose a line of work pertaining to elder care that is so important these days. I have boundless gratitude for the folks who attended to my mom every day, making her comfortable and as well as could be.
	12:56pm Wolfgang: Dean: I believe it is the same Eroc.
	12:58pm Sem: Followed Altman during these years, the Quintet, Health, and other experiments period. Pitied the cast, filming in an unfinished Montreal highrise in winter.
	🥁 12:59pm WR: Erb Erb Erb is the word. What's the word? The word is Erb.
	1:00pm Wolfgang: Dean: that is great stuff, too! All of his work is excellent!
	1:00pm Jeff g. via app: My sympathies to you and your family, @Dean.
	1:02pm Wolfgang: That goes for me, too Dean! My 88-year old mom is rehabbing after a fall - what a time to be doing that! The people there are just astoundingly wonderful and compassionate
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: my condolences Dean rest in peace.
	1:03pm chresti: oooh! Spooky goat, nice!
	1:04pm StringOFperils: Loving your show today Stork ! And loving that you're all here with me to enjoy it, everybody. These are times to dwell on the good things that we do have.
	🥁 1:05pm WR: PS: at the beginning of the Stork Club show you let all or most of the vintage Japanese song play before starting your opening theme. Whether it happened due to your choice or happenstance, thank you.
	1:06pm Doug Schulkind: My second year in social work school, I interned in a county administered nursing home. The level of compassion and conscientious care varied from staffer to staffer. The one thing that was universal: everyone was paid grotesquely little.
	1:10pm Wolfgang: Just a happy glitch, WR! That was cool! The Drummer Robot rules!!
	1:11pm Wolfgang: Thanks StirngOFperils. I just kinda need a few hours of beauty right now. Glad you share.
	1:11pm Wolfgang: Yeah, that goat is staring at me, coel.
	🥁 1:13pm listener james from westwood: Equal Interest = quite lovely!
	1:15pm Wolfgang: This is such a great trio - although Jarman is really like having about 5-6 people in the group.
	🥁 1:15pm listener james from westwood: $10/hour the workers at the nursing/rehab home were getting when my mom spent a few months there recovering from COPD. Shortly before her return home, she had me get her pin money and a bunch of envelopes. She handed out hundreds of dollars to her caregivers. Some cried.
	1:16pm Wolfgang: Yer mom rocks hard, james from westwood!
	1:16pm spodiodi: good morning
	1:18pm Wolfgang: Spodi, our Spodi!!
	1:19pm spodiodi: Wolfgang Von Stork!
	🥁 1:21pm listener james from westwood: She knew how to take care of people and hated seeing them exploited. Had '50s sexism not barred her from many career tracks, she'd have made an outstanding and beloved organizational leader.
	1:27pm Wolfgang: Gil swings!
	1:28pm northguineahills: right on, james!
	1:31pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: That's some justified Mom-braggin', james!
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: WR the track you asked about: Chiemi Eri - Hitori Naku Yo no Waltz
	🥁 1:32pm WR: @Dean. Thank you for sharing. As you say, many of us are of age to have some dealing with similar scenarios. Not going to inject my own here now, but yes, sad reality of USA medical business.
	1:32pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: coel in Research comes up big!
	🥁 1:34pm WR: Thank you coelacanth∅
	1:38pm northguineahills: I'm guessing this isn't the shoegaze/indie label Slumberland (some of Stereolab's first US releases were on said label)
	1:38pm ?: Dean, sorry to hear
	1:38pm spodiodi: ^
	1:39pm spodiodi: still dealing w/losing my father (what a mess)
	🥁 1:39pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): really enjoying the sounds streaming through, thank you, Stork
	1:42pm northguineahills: any sub-contrabass tubas?
	1:44pm spodiodi: Leeeeeroooooooy Jenkins! en.wikipedia.org... (another one)
	1:47pm spodiodi: the guy playing violin on Poem Song is probably more important
	1:49pm northguineahills: needs more vey....
	1:50pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh - no it's on the great Nato label of the eighties with people like Lol Coxhill, David Cunningham and their ilk-good ilk
	1:50pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thank you dear Granny.
	1:51pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh: Vey gives me Schpilkus.
	1:52pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: I'm sorry, spodi. I lost mine a few years back.
	1:52pm doctorjazz: This is lovely (Hall was getting into electronics more late in his career).
	1:55pm spodiodi: thank you, wolfie -- little over a year ago here. sorry about yours too
	1:59pm northguineahills: ack, damn, spodiodi....
	2:02pm northguineahills: Mary Halvorson!
	2:02pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: DrJ: I think Frisell did all the electronics on this. But Jim Hall was always really open to new things - especially new music for the guitar.
	2:02pm northguineahills: Thought I'd change my avatar in honor of wolfie....
	2:02pm spodiodi: this sounds good
	2:02pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Mary Halvorson singing!!
	2:03pm spodiodi: old school ngh in the club
	2:03pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Nice one ngh! And Granny! Yours twists!!!
	2:03pm northguineahills: Mary was always nice, but Jessica rubbed me the wrong way (but I dig her sounds).
	🥁 2:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Just a burst of Ann-Margret doing her thang!
	2:06pm northguineahills: people's wars, or warrior ?(my german is subpar)
	2:11pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh: do u mean the meaning of vor Ort? (it just means "there" or "on the scene")
	2:13pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Very wondrous, Granny.
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Great 6 string set, Stork!
	2:16pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thanks, Doc. After the heavy horn concentration the last two weeks, it's nice to hear the plinkin' and the plunkin' again.
	2:18pm northguineahills: it pretty much means the scene, or the place to be, but I'm not a native speaker, and most comes from cinema and music and watching deutsche welle. My spanish however, is much much better, no matter what my partner tells me...
	2:19pm northguineahills: I can read german, even understand most of it, but chthulhu help me, I can't wrap my mind around the grammar, so I can't really speak it. I do also know of the Oort Cloud...
	2:20pm StringOFperils: Raum is der Ort.
	2:22pm northguineahills: My friend once had a short-lived group called the Raum Ensemble...
	2:22pm northguineahills: (I think I destroyed turntables w/ them once....)
	2:26pm northguineahills: I'm out, thank ye storks, wolfgang!
	2:26pm spodiodi: cya ngh!
	2:26pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh: the grammar is a mixed bag - it's so much more uniform and comprehensible - as is almost any other language than English. The cases and prepositions are a bear. The verbs are hard, too - and three genders. It takes a while but it's always been a pleasure for me to learn. Yep, I'm wacked.
	🥁 2:37pm Listening Out There: In Gary Burton's memoir, he describes Julian Lage coming to Berklee to audition - and get accepted - at 14 years of age. Fourteen....
	2:41pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Not surprised, Listening Out There. He has been doing some great stuff from lockdown - check YouTube.
	2:43pm Dean: Had to run errands. Thank you again, all, coelacanth∅, spodiodi. While in the car I tuned to Philosophy Talk, where today's discussion is about ethics in the time of Covid-19, including the competing demands of having elderly family in isolation. Boy, don't I know that! Fortunately, my mom was at a facility on near-total lockdown with no cases. Only after she was admitted to hospice care at the facility was I able to visit her. I was with her when she passed. It was peaceful. Gonna make a big fat lasagna today for my daughter.
	2:45pm Ike: Hey there. Been listening.
	2:45pm spodiodi: glad to hear you were with her, and it was peaceful, Dean. yum on the lasagne
	2:46pm spodiodi: my bean is about clean from Dinosaur L hey Ike!
	2:47pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thank you Dean. I think I'm gonna have a long re-read of all the beautiful, touching contributions tonight. Thank you everyone, for sharing and being so heart-rendingly eloquent about it.
	2:50pm Dean: That's exactly right, WSvO, Herr Storkmeister. It helps me to be able to convey my circumstances and feelings, and it helps me to hear about your own.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: That sounds like a blessing (in an otherwise sad situation), Dean.
	2:52pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Lost my watch. I think we'll end up in overtime again tonight. Sorry. Don't tell my union.
	2:53pm doctorjazz: Going with the home crew on a hike soon (hopefully not too crowded). Thanks, Stork, great show!
	2:57pm Dean: Just saw your remark about your dad, spodiodi. I lost mine ten years ago, and I continue to deal with inasmuch as I think about him, wish he'd been around when my daughter was born...that sort of "dealing with." But I suspect that on top of that you're dealing with all the stuff that a death in the family generates until things settle down. Family stuff, legal stuff, financial stuff, what the hell to do with the furniture, the books, etc.
	2:58pm Irene: Really enjoyed the show today as we drove out to Hot Dog Johnny's out in Buttzville, NJ. Perfect music to ride by
	2:58pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: This whole day - listening to Jeff's stunning first set on the D:O show, and his eloquent remarks, to the outpouring here tonight on the comments list - I am simply without words.
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Wolfgang!
	3:00pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Irene!! How are things in Butzvile?
	3:01pm spodiodi: indeed, Dean -- can't wait for things to settle... (have been dealing with it mostly alone, and from the other coast.) thanks for the opportunity to chat about it, and sharing your story about your Mom.
	3:02pm spodiodi: thanks, Wolfgang! see you all soon. (take care and be safe)
	3:02pm Irene: Beautiful day but way too crowded for comfort
	3:02pm StringOFperils: Thanks Stork !
	3:02pm doctorjazz: Then, "dealing with.." The death of a parent gets even more difficult if your relationship itself had some, err, complications...
	3:03pm StringOFperils: Or is this going overtime?
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Love me some tuba...
	3:03pm spodiodi: sounds so, SoP word, doctorjazz
	3:04pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: StringOFperils- a pure pleasure. See ya round!
	3:04pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: spodi, be well, well and more well.
	3:04pm Dean: I can't fathom the difficulty of having to do this stuff from 3000 miles away. I lived 400 from my mom until I moved here up near us in January last year. Prior to that I flew down every two to three months to keep an eye on her. Up here she lived three blocks from our house. Ironically, with the lockdown, that barely mattered until hospice status. Complications, doctorjazz, well, yes. Put it this way: when she was in Southern California my younger sibling who lived half a dozen miles away from her refused to have anything to do with her.
	3:07pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Gonna do some more in this set - then a shortish set after that. Don't wanna stop just now.
	3:10pm spodiodi: that's rough, Dean. I didn't get back as much as I would have liked
	3:11pm spodiodi: Goofin' Off is what I do best, Macy Skipper
	🥁 3:12pm WR: Yes, parents passing can bring out the worst in sibling relationships, my experience anyway. Lost father in 2008, mother in 2013. Still not completely settled.
	🥁 3:14pm WR: Another couple sets Wolfgang and would still be shorter than your recent shows. Go as long as it works for you, ya know.
	3:15pm Dean: I know that as I age I'm a much easier to get along with parent. I have only one instruction after I kick the bucket. I want the Allman Brothers c.'71 to play my funeral.
	3:15pm doctorjazz: Dean. My sister and I always lived a short distance from my mom. And, the main conversion between my sister and I, pretty much daily, would be along the lines, "you know what mom said/did,?!?! With one of up comforting the other.
	3:17pm Dean: In fairness to my brother, he lived near my parents for about a decade after I'd removed to N. Cal. Hence he had the more frequent in-your-face altercations with them than I did. I wasn't out of the picture by any stretch, but it was probably easier for me to turn it off.
	3:18pm doctorjazz: It actually worked in my family's case to firm up the bond between my sister and myself.
	3:18pm coelacanth∅: i been busy here, moving from room to room -hearing the music but not making out much of the mic breaks...and not reading many comments. ... looks like an intense stream of discussions though.
	🥁 3:19pm WR: Good it worked that way for you doctorjazz.
	3:21pm doctorjazz: I think my kids have a MUCH easier time with my wife and myself than either of us had with our parents (but I'm not an unbiased observer).
	3:21pm doctorjazz: True, WR, we each wound up being each other's back up.
	3:25pm spodiodi: have never heard Frank Sinatra do this
	3:26pm doctorjazz: Dean, if you've got that Allman band, I'm getting the 72 Dead. On a happier note, speaking old family, my sister just got a new grandchild (girl) Friday, came home today (her 2nd grandchild)
	🥁 3:26pm WR: Another drink please, I'm staying for the next set too.
	3:27pm spodiodi: una mas, por favor
	🥁 3:32pm WR: Congrats doctorjazz, similar here, my nephew's 2nd is due in September I think. Life continues...
	3:32pm Dean: Congratulations, doctorjazz's family! My son just called me from Portland, where he's been for going on four weeks. He's 14, loves hanging with his cousins up there. I had no idea Takemitsu did stuff like this.
	3:33pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Takemitsu was a true man for all seasons. Incredible range WR/spodi - glad to pour you another coupla
	3:38pm Sem: ...summer's gone? Damn, no more Jameson.
	🥁 3:39pm WR: The movie for the Takemitsu track looks interesting. Summer Sister, Natsu No Imoto . Young girl looking for her half brother she hasn't met before.
	🥁 3:42pm WR: We have to have some more Jameson here Sem. Let's check with the bartender in the other room.
	3:42pm Doug Schulkind: Mazel tov, doctorjazz!
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Doug!
	3:44pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thank you all profoundly for a day and evening of humor, music, community, empathy, and come back next week.
	3:46pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Didn't know that WR. Thanks! Thanks Dougie ad all left standing. Till next...
	3:47pm Sem: Be well, Stork. See you later. WR, right behind you.
	3:47pm Doug Schulkind: Wonderful wonderful.
	3:48pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Sem - thank you and see you soon
	3:49pm chresti: Tanks again Stork!
	3:55pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Wolfgang!
	4:04pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! was in the shower

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Fred Frith	Williamsburg Bridge "Williamsburg Bridge" by "Fred Frith"	Step Across The Border	Starrring the Williamsburg Bridge, as herself	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Piano Choir	Nation Time "Nation Time" by "The Piano Choir"	Handscapes	• Stanley Cowell - piano, synthesizer • Sonelius Smith - piano, electric piano • Ron Burton, Nat Jones, Hugh Lawson, Webster Lewis, Harold Mabern - piano • Mtume, Jimmy Hopps, John Lewis - percussion All tracks recorded October 28, 1972, except track A3 which was recorded June 18, 1972 (Strata East)	0:02:09 (Pop-up)
Sandy Bull	Gospel Tune "Gospel Tune" by "Sandy Bull"	Re-Inventions:Best of the Vanguard Years	orig. from the album "Fantasias for Guitar and Banjo" (1963) Sandy Bull: guitar and hi-hat	0:07:46 (Pop-up)
Harold Smith's Majestic Choir	Why Am I Treated So Bad	Chicago Soul (VA)	orig. as Checker ‎– 5061 (B-Side) 1968- Written-By – Roebuck Staples	0:17:42 (Pop-up)
Sun City Girls	The Vinegar Stroke	Torch of the Mystics	For ridiculously long list of credits, go here: https://www.discogs.com/Sun-City-Girls-Torch-Of-The-Mystics/release/7689014	0:20:28 (Pop-up)
Leo Kupper	Guitarra Cubana Pt. 1 "Guitarra Cubana Pt. 1" by "Leo Kupper"	Electro-Acoustic		0:22:21 (Pop-up)
Eroc & Hans Reichel	Hallo Heinz "Hallo Heinz" by "Eroc & Hans Reichel"	The Return Of Onkel Boskopp	Daxophone – Hans Reichel - guitar - Eroc Composed By – Eroc, Hans Reichel Recorded By, Mixed By, Mastered By – Eroc Sleeve Notes – Eroc Reichel Repertoire Records ‎– REP 4688-WY 1997	0:24:34 (Pop-up)
Steve Tibbetts	Kyema Mimin "Kyema Mimin" by "Steve Tibbetts"	The Great Stupa		0:29:06 (Pop-up)
Bass Army	Himitsu Keisatsu/Sorekara	Karada Wa Oto O Dasu Mono	Bass – Hideki Kato, Kazuyoshi Kimoto, Masahiro Uemura Drums – Masahiro Uemura Noises – Hideki Kato Voice – Hideki Kato*, Kazuyoshi Kimoto, Masahiro Uemura Turntables: Otomo Yoshihide	0:32:03 (Pop-up)
DJ Dazed and Contused	"DJ Dazed and Contused"			0:36:33 (Pop-up)
Donald Erb	Quintet (1976) "Quintet (1976)" by "Donald Erb"	The Devil's Quickstep	Voices of Change Harvey Boatwright, flute doubling on harmonica; Ross Powell: clarinet; Ronald Neal, violin; Gayane Manapin, cello; Donald Erb, conductor	0:46:06 (Pop-up)
Porcupine Tree	Waiting Phase 2 "Waiting Phase 2" by "Porcupine Tree"	Signify	Steven Wilson - Guitars, Piao, Keybs, Sampler; Richard Barberi - Snyths, Piano, Prophet V; Colin Edwin - bass; Chris Maitland - drums, percussion Relase date: August 12, 1997	0:54:12 (Pop-up)
Equal Interest	Poem Song "Poem Song" by "Equal Interest"	Equal Interest	LeROY JENKINS violin, viola MYRA MELFORD piano, harmonium JOSEPH JARMAN flute, alto saxophone, Turkish hand drum, Vietnamese oboe, wind chimes Recorded live to two-track on 2-3 August 1999 OmniTone - 12001 Heard this first on David Dichelle's Continental Subway show - Tuesdays on the Drummer Stream!!	1:00:16 (Pop-up)
Sergei Prokofiev	Lieutenant Kijé, Op. 60 - 2. Romance	Mussorgsky: Pictures At An Exhibition; Kodaly: Háry János-Suite; Etc.	Cleveland Orchestra, cond. George Szell Cimbalom – Toni Koves-Steiner Conductor – George Szell Cornet – David Zauder Double Bass – David Perlman Orchestra – Cleveland Orchestra* Recorded at Severance Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, January 17 & 18, 1969	1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Gil Evans	Moon Taj "Moon Taj" by "Gil Evans"	Into The Hot	Arranged By – Gil Evans Drums – Osie Johnson Guitar – Barry Galbraith Piano, Vibraphone – Eddie Costa Producer – Creed Taylor Saxophone [Alto] – Phil Woods Saxophone [Tenor] – , Gene Quill Trombone – Urbie Green Trumpet – John Glasel Tuba – Harvey Phillips Recorded 31.10.1961	1:17:59 (Pop-up)
Gerard Siracusa	Misty Misty "Misty Misty" by "Gerard Siracusa"	Slumberland	Louis Sclavis, clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano & baritone saxophone Yves Robert, trombone Mark Dresser, double bass Gérard Siracusa, percussion Recorded at Studio Nato, France in 1986.	1:26:18 (Pop-up)
John McLaughlin	Peace Piece "Peace Piece" by "John McLaughlin"	Extrapolation	JOHN McLAUGHLIN - guitar Recorded January 16, 1969 at Advision Studios, London Polydor	1:33:57 (Pop-up)
DJ: Where?!	"DJ: Where?!"			1:35:48 (Pop-up)
Jim Hall & Bill Frisell	Throughout	Hemispheres - Duo	Recorded at Tony Scherr's House	1:46:02 (Pop-up)
Nels Cline & Julian Lage	Calder "Calder" by "Nels Cline & Julian Lage"	Room	Recorded and mixed at Sear Sound, NYC, December 1-3, 2013	1:50:34 (Pop-up)
Mary Halvorson/Jessica Pavone	I Am Fine	On and Off		1:55:03 (Pop-up)
Volker Kriegel	Tarang "Tarang" by "Volker Kriegel"	Inside: Missing Link	Bulbul Tarang – Eberhard Weber Written-By – E. Weber* Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Sitar, Producer – Volker Kriegel Bass, Electric Bass, Bass Guitar – Eberhard Weber Drums – Peter Baumeister Electric Piano [Electra] – John Taylor (2) Flute, Percussion, Voice, Effects – Cees See Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore Tenor Saxophone – Heinz Sauer Trombone, Supervised By – Albert Mangelsdorff Recorded March 20th-23rd 1972 at Tonstudio Walldorf	2:00:19 (Pop-up)
Kurt Rosenwinkel	You've Changed "You've Changed" by "Kurt Rosenwinkel"	Reflections	KURT ROSENWINKEL guitar ERIC REVIS bass ERIC HARLAND drums Recorded June 18-20, 2009 in Brooklyn Recording, Brooklyn, New York Wommusic	2:10:18 (Pop-up)
Toots Thielemans	Day Dream "Day Dream" by "Toots Thielemans"	Images	TOOTS THIELEMANS harmonica JOANNE BRACKEEN piano CECIL McBEE bass FREDDIE WAITS drums Recorded 16th september 1974, Sea Cliff, N. Y.	2:13:26 (Pop-up)
Quincy Jones	Guitar Blues Odyssey-From Roots To Fruits	Smackwater Jack	Soloist Joe Beck Soloist, Guitar – Eric Gayle* Soloist, Guitar – Jim Hall Soloist, Guitar, Harmonica – Toots Thielemans. 1971	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Jive Turkey waddles your way	"DJ Jive Turkey waddles your way"			2:25:24 (Pop-up)
Elodie Lauten	Chase / Détective Privé	Orchestre Modern	Bass – Tim Rogers (4) Drums – Dave Keay Guitar – Bill Visnich, Terry Wilson (5) Saxophone – Paul Henegan Vocals, Vocoder, Synthesizer – Elodie Lauten 1981	2:33:23 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur L	Clean Your Bean #1 "Clean Your Bean #1" by "Dinosaur L"	24 → 24 Music: The Definitive Arthur Russell	Bass – Butch Ingram, Wilbur Bascomb Cello [Pizz] – Arthur Russell Congas – Timmy Ingram Drums – John Ingram Engineer – John Bradley (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2), Mark Grafe* (tracks: A4) Guitar – Denise Mercedes, Ed Tomney, William Ingram Keyboards – Jimmy Ingram, Julius Eastman Mastered By – Ray Janos Percussion – Rome Neal Producer – Arthur Russell, Peter Gordon (tracks: A1) Saxophone [Tenor Sax] – Peter Gordon Trombone – Peter Zummo Trumpet – Rik Albani Vocals – Arthur Russell, Jill Kroesen, Julius Eastman, Kent Goshorn, Marie-Chantal Martin, Rome Neal Notes Recorded June 9, 1979 at Blank Tapes, NYC, except #7 recorded live at 'The Kitchen' April 28, 1979. Mastered at CBS Mastering Studios, NYC.	2:37:48 (Pop-up)
Stanley Cowell	Vicki "Vicki" by "Stanley Cowell"	Illusion Suite	Bass - Stanley Clarke Drums - Jimmy Hopps Engineer - George Klabin Piano, Composed By - Stanley Cowell Producer - Manfred Eicher Recorded on November 29, 1972 at Sound Ideas Studio, New York.	2:44:16 (Pop-up)
Erasmo Carlos	Jeep "Jeep" by "Erasmo Carlos"	Erasmo Carlos & Os Tremendoes	Written-By – H. Denis, Vitor Martins 1970-ish	2:49:34 (Pop-up)
Lee Cooper	It Ain't Been Easy "It Ain't Been Easy" by "Lee Cooper"	Strata East 7" SES 0731 A Side		2:52:18 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Real Real "Real Real" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone Sings the Blues	Bass – Bob Bushnell Drums – Bernard Purdie Guitar – Eric Gale, Rudy Stevenson Organ – Ernest Hayes* Tenor Saxophone, Harmonica – Buddy Lucas Vocals, Piano – Nina Simone 1967	2:56:08 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Owens	Funk-A-Dee-Mama "Funk-A-Dee-Mama" by "Jimmy Owens"	No Escaping It		2:58:26 (Pop-up)
Macy Skipper	Goofin' Off "Goofin' Off" by "Macy Skipper"	Stax ‎– S-117		3:03:56 (Pop-up)
Allman Brothers Band	One Way Out "One Way Out" by "Allman Brothers Band"	Live at A&R Studios 1971	Duane Allman - slide guitar and lead guitar Gregg Allman - vocals, organ Dickey Betts - lead guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals Berry Oakley - bass Butch Trucks - drums Jai Johanny “Jaimoe” Johanson - drums This album was recorded live at A&R Studios, New York, on August 26, 1971	3:07:02 (Pop-up)
DJ still wanders In the world, looking for listeners				3:11:58 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	It's Alright With Me	A Voice on Air (1935-1955)		3:19:55 (Pop-up)
Toru Takemitsu	Natsu No Imoto "Natsu No Imoto" by "Toru Takemitsu"	The Film Music Of Toru Takemitsu		3:23:00 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Summer's Gone "Summer's Gone" by "The Beach Boys"	That's Why God Made The Radio	Huge number of credits - Bon Jovi is on this one! Go here: https://www.discogs.com/The-Beach-Boys-Thats-Why-God-Made-The-Radio/release/6924227 2012	3:37:53 (Pop-up)
Michael Nau	Done Wonder "Done Wonder" by "Michael Nau"	Some Twist		3:36:14 (Pop-up)
DJ C.U. Sandaze	Wishog health, safety, love, good vegetables	.............		3:41:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Nice ta have ya, Clubbies!! Right this way! First call for alcohol, or non-
	🥁 12:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Hey there! Sayyy, it's lookinmg like you did a little redecorating in here, swank.
	12:01pm chresti: G morgen, wunderstork!
	🥁 12:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): This chorus line of Lady Liberties is quite astounding!
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: Stork where are you?!
	12:03pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Great question, coel
	12:03pm chresti: Kaffe and sparkling water, for starters, please!
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Oh phew there they are.
	12:04pm coelacanth∅: (no opening theme it seems ...ah, never mind! here it is)
	12:04pm coelacanth∅: hi
	12:05pm Dean: Speaking of Frith, yesterday I acquired a 17CD set of Henry Cow's catalog.
	12:06pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Whew! Could't get the goddam door open! Sorry bout that folks! First imaginary round is on the house!
	12:06pm Dean: ...followed by a 29CD+1DVD set of Gentle Giant's complete works. I've reached the point where I'm okay if my kids starve.
	12:11pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: In reverse order, it honors me to welcome: Dean! coel! Jeff! chresti! Granny! a big Mwah!
	🥁 12:11pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Stork and all!
	12:12pm northguineahills: The Williamsburg Bridge, where I did a fantastic faceplant at the base of the bridge, when I hit a rumble strip and the front wheel of my bicycle came off. Helmet saved my life (it shattered). My left side of my face got scraped off, my molars were shattered to the gumline, and I woke up in an ambulance. I told the EMTs I didn't have insurance, they did a diagnostic. Although shaken, my brain was shaken up, it seemed fine, so, I signed a waver, got out of the ambulance, and went on my way. Couldn't get my bike together (still dazed), luckily a British chap noticed I needed help, and put the wheel back on for me. Took the subway home, horrifying image for all involved, and the next week I had the NYU dental school recontruct my mouth. Fun times. Oh, I have that Frith track (an excerpt), on a comp I randomly foundd . and, hallos! Sandy Bull!
	12:13pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Ain#t that some photo, Granny? My wife Elena yet again clicks a winner. Some shop near Ground Zero.
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Hi Wolfgang and clubbers!
	12:16pm chresti: I feel sorry for the poor soul that painted those statuettes.
	12:18pm chresti: I painted plaster Santas once, paid by the piece.
	12:18pm Wolfie Sauerbraten am Tisch: Wowie zowie, northguineahills!! Which means holy-shit in German! What a tale 'o woe!!
	12:19pm Dean: Santas wrapped in the American flag, I hope. I used to make ceramic beads, paid by the piece.
	12:21pm northguineahills: @Wolfgang: Good thing I was young (I was 26), and the face is very vascular, my scarring was no longer visible about 15 months later. @chresti: Most likely by children in a tertiary Chinese city in the hinterland...
	12:21pm Naila: Oh northguinaehills that sounds awful. As much as our govt/politics are pretty dire I’m so grateful to have free healthcare in the UK. I keep reminding myself that not everyone has that luxury - I simply can’t imagine how stressful it must be to have to worry about such things
	12:22pm chresti: I also painted mannequins, the faces, paid by the hour, for about a year. Right @ngh
	12:23pm fleep: Post-curfew greetings. I'll have a Harvey Wallbanger. For the vitamin C.
	12:23pm doctorjazz: Scary story, NGH (I bike a bunch). That helmet did indeed save your life, or at least kept your brain from being scrambled. Still awful, though...
	12:24pm northguineahills: @Naila: It still cost me $14k to recontruct my mouth even w/ dental surgeon students (the Pakistani lad did a good job over the 6 surgeries). The fact I had to have the presenced of mind to refuse an ambulance trip, to stay out of crippling debt for the rest of my life, shows that 'murica is a third-world country.
	12:24pm StringOFperils: OUch !!!
	12:27pm doctorjazz: The medical insurance coverage issue in the US is indeed horrible (and about to get much worse, as people lose jobs and insurance, and three administration tries to keep them from replacing it).
	12:29pm Sem: Stork! Storkasaurs! Non-extinct beings. Be joyful here in the Club, tomorrow---who knows?
	12:31pm StringOFperils: Dental isn't covered by public health insurance in Canada either. I have a broken molar right now, and zero cash. On the upside though, the rest of our health system did keep me alive 18 months ago when a biopsy came in positive for cancer in my throat. The radiation and chemo therapy would have been unavailable to a person like me south of the border, and I wouldn't be here now, boring you with my tangential story....and that's why I have no cash to fix this tooth. And they live happily ever after, or, statistically, for a good five years or so. The end. (Almost?)
	12:33pm chresti: Glad you're here StringO.
	12:34pm northguineahills: I step out and miss Hans Reichel! I also had to have my mandible reconstructed. Luckily, it was more of a crack then a clean break.
	12:35pm chresti: StrinGo, a lot of people go to Mexico for dental work.
	12:35pm StringOFperils: @chresti > Thanks! Me too! And it looks like I'm okay too. A very treatable variety. I'll probably be around a lot longer....otherwise I wouldn't be so flip about it.
	12:35pm Doug Schulkind: Direct quote from Jessie Allen, moments ago: “I love Stork’s show.”
	🥁 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): yeah, StringofPerils, glad you and your tangential stories here
	12:37pm Wolfgang: fleep! DrJ!
	12:37pm Dean: My mom died a week ago Saturday at 93, following hip surgery after a fall. The emergency surgery will likely be covered, even though the hospital is out of network for her Medicare Advantage plan. (Her hospital bill is over $100k.) But a second and subsequent follow-up appointments were not covered, and even though I said she would pay out of pocket, the doctors ultimately declined to see her. I find that unconscionable, made maddeningly worse by the fact that one clinic at the hospital kept calling to confirm an appointment that another clinic was canceling. Meanwhile, her PCP worked hard to keep me apprised of developments, sometimes emailing or calling me two or three times a day. Our system boils down to the integrity of the individual doctor. That's what's so heartwarming about capitalism.
	12:37pm StringOFperils: My mandible is like glass now, thanks to radiation de-mineralization of the bone. No more extractions, unless I want a shattered jaw.
	12:37pm Wolfgang: Oh, Dean. My (all of our) condolences!
	12:38pm Dean: Thank you, all.
	12:38pm StringOFperils: Awwww Dean. I am so sorry to hear that. My condolences.
	12:38pm northguineahills: @StringOFperils: My wife got cancer w/in a two months after we both got laid off in 2015. I had to liquidate all resources to pay for her bills (let alone what her parents did to pay for her medical bills). mierda, Dean, lo siento y abrazos todos....
	12:38pm Wolfgang: Jessie Allen is a very discerning person. Her husbands kinda OK...
	12:40pm Wolfgang: I'm deeply moved by all of these stories - I have to catch up with the comments here.
	12:40pm doctorjazz: Very sorry for your loss, Dean. (A fall, broken hip, and hospitalization was how my mom passed as well, though she had underlying problems). And, the system is broken, for sure.
	12:41pm chresti: Very sorry to hear that, Dean.
	🥁 12:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Dean: That's a crying shame. Wishing you and yours ease and grace.
	12:42pm Dean: Thank you, doctorjazz. Mine, too, had underlying issues, And StringOFperils and ngh...chresti. Thank you all. "Mierda," indeed. When I notified folks at work, one remarked that he was "fucking sorry," which I thought was fitting. Thank you, GST. We're coming along.
	12:44pm StringOFperils: @ngh > Also, sad to hear your story. No fun. On so many levels.
	🥁 12:44pm listener james from westwood: Dearest condolences, Dean. Our healthcare system remains the worst.
	12:46pm Dean: Thanks, listener james. You are correct! Is the Eroc on the Reichel record the same as the Krautrock Eroc? Listened just yesterday to the latter's track on the Brain box.
	12:48pm chresti: I love Sun City Girls. I've been searching for Beauty of Benghazi.
	12:49pm Franco Twinkie: Dean I am so sorry to hear that. The pain of loosing your mother is only compounded by the horror of dealing with the heath care system. Is there any hope for any of us? Probably not.
	12:49pm Doug Schulkind: Oh my. I am so sorry, Dean.
	12:51pm Dean: That's right, Franco. Zero hope. I mean, be reasonable, folks. Thank you. I know you're dealing with mom issues, too. Man, I love Donald Erb. His dueling contrabassoons work is hilarious. Thanks, Doug. You chose a line of work pertaining to elder care that is so important these days. I have boundless gratitude for the folks who attended to my mom every day, making her comfortable and as well as could be.
	12:56pm Wolfgang: Dean: I believe it is the same Eroc.
	12:58pm Sem: Followed Altman during these years, the Quintet, Health, and other experiments period. Pitied the cast, filming in an unfinished Montreal highrise in winter.
	🥁 12:59pm WR: Erb Erb Erb is the word. What's the word? The word is Erb.
	1:00pm Wolfgang: Dean: that is great stuff, too! All of his work is excellent!
	1:00pm Jeff g. via app: My sympathies to you and your family, @Dean.
	1:02pm Wolfgang: That goes for me, too Dean! My 88-year old mom is rehabbing after a fall - what a time to be doing that! The people there are just astoundingly wonderful and compassionate
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: my condolences Dean rest in peace.
	1:03pm chresti: oooh! Spooky goat, nice!
	1:04pm StringOFperils: Loving your show today Stork ! And loving that you're all here with me to enjoy it, everybody. These are times to dwell on the good things that we do have.
	🥁 1:05pm WR: PS: at the beginning of the Stork Club show you let all or most of the vintage Japanese song play before starting your opening theme. Whether it happened due to your choice or happenstance, thank you.
	1:06pm Doug Schulkind: My second year in social work school, I interned in a county administered nursing home. The level of compassion and conscientious care varied from staffer to staffer. The one thing that was universal: everyone was paid grotesquely little.
	1:10pm Wolfgang: Just a happy glitch, WR! That was cool! The Drummer Robot rules!!
	1:11pm Wolfgang: Thanks StirngOFperils. I just kinda need a few hours of beauty right now. Glad you share.
	1:11pm Wolfgang: Yeah, that goat is staring at me, coel.
	🥁 1:13pm listener james from westwood: Equal Interest = quite lovely!
	1:15pm Wolfgang: This is such a great trio - although Jarman is really like having about 5-6 people in the group.
	🥁 1:15pm listener james from westwood: $10/hour the workers at the nursing/rehab home were getting when my mom spent a few months there recovering from COPD. Shortly before her return home, she had me get her pin money and a bunch of envelopes. She handed out hundreds of dollars to her caregivers. Some cried.
	1:16pm Wolfgang: Yer mom rocks hard, james from westwood!
	1:16pm spodiodi: good morning
	1:18pm Wolfgang: Spodi, our Spodi!!
	1:19pm spodiodi: Wolfgang Von Stork!
	🥁 1:21pm listener james from westwood: She knew how to take care of people and hated seeing them exploited. Had '50s sexism not barred her from many career tracks, she'd have made an outstanding and beloved organizational leader.
	1:27pm Wolfgang: Gil swings!
	1:28pm northguineahills: right on, james!
	1:31pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: That's some justified Mom-braggin', james!
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: WR the track you asked about: Chiemi Eri - Hitori Naku Yo no Waltz
	🥁 1:32pm WR: @Dean. Thank you for sharing. As you say, many of us are of age to have some dealing with similar scenarios. Not going to inject my own here now, but yes, sad reality of USA medical business.
	1:32pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: coel in Research comes up big!
	🥁 1:34pm WR: Thank you coelacanth∅
	1:38pm northguineahills: I'm guessing this isn't the shoegaze/indie label Slumberland (some of Stereolab's first US releases were on said label)
	1:38pm ?: Dean, sorry to hear
	1:38pm spodiodi: ^
	1:39pm spodiodi: still dealing w/losing my father (what a mess)
	🥁 1:39pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): really enjoying the sounds streaming through, thank you, Stork
	1:42pm northguineahills: any sub-contrabass tubas?
	1:44pm spodiodi: Leeeeeroooooooy Jenkins! en.wikipedia.org... (another one)
	1:47pm spodiodi: the guy playing violin on Poem Song is probably more important
	1:49pm northguineahills: needs more vey....
	1:50pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh - no it's on the great Nato label of the eighties with people like Lol Coxhill, David Cunningham and their ilk-good ilk
	1:50pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thank you dear Granny.
	1:51pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh: Vey gives me Schpilkus.
	1:52pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: I'm sorry, spodi. I lost mine a few years back.
	1:52pm doctorjazz: This is lovely (Hall was getting into electronics more late in his career).
	1:55pm spodiodi: thank you, wolfie -- little over a year ago here. sorry about yours too
	1:59pm northguineahills: ack, damn, spodiodi....
	2:02pm northguineahills: Mary Halvorson!
	2:02pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: DrJ: I think Frisell did all the electronics on this. But Jim Hall was always really open to new things - especially new music for the guitar.
	2:02pm northguineahills: Thought I'd change my avatar in honor of wolfie....
	2:02pm spodiodi: this sounds good
	2:02pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Mary Halvorson singing!!
	2:03pm spodiodi: old school ngh in the club
	2:03pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Nice one ngh! And Granny! Yours twists!!!
	2:03pm northguineahills: Mary was always nice, but Jessica rubbed me the wrong way (but I dig her sounds).
	🥁 2:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Just a burst of Ann-Margret doing her thang!
	2:06pm northguineahills: people's wars, or warrior ?(my german is subpar)
	2:11pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh: do u mean the meaning of vor Ort? (it just means "there" or "on the scene")
	2:13pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Very wondrous, Granny.
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Great 6 string set, Stork!
	2:16pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thanks, Doc. After the heavy horn concentration the last two weeks, it's nice to hear the plinkin' and the plunkin' again.
	2:18pm northguineahills: it pretty much means the scene, or the place to be, but I'm not a native speaker, and most comes from cinema and music and watching deutsche welle. My spanish however, is much much better, no matter what my partner tells me...
	2:19pm northguineahills: I can read german, even understand most of it, but chthulhu help me, I can't wrap my mind around the grammar, so I can't really speak it. I do also know of the Oort Cloud...
	2:20pm StringOFperils: Raum is der Ort.
	2:22pm northguineahills: My friend once had a short-lived group called the Raum Ensemble...
	2:22pm northguineahills: (I think I destroyed turntables w/ them once....)
	2:26pm northguineahills: I'm out, thank ye storks, wolfgang!
	2:26pm spodiodi: cya ngh!
	2:26pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: ngh: the grammar is a mixed bag - it's so much more uniform and comprehensible - as is almost any other language than English. The cases and prepositions are a bear. The verbs are hard, too - and three genders. It takes a while but it's always been a pleasure for me to learn. Yep, I'm wacked.
	🥁 2:37pm Listening Out There: In Gary Burton's memoir, he describes Julian Lage coming to Berklee to audition - and get accepted - at 14 years of age. Fourteen....
	2:41pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Not surprised, Listening Out There. He has been doing some great stuff from lockdown - check YouTube.
	2:43pm Dean: Had to run errands. Thank you again, all, coelacanth∅, spodiodi. While in the car I tuned to Philosophy Talk, where today's discussion is about ethics in the time of Covid-19, including the competing demands of having elderly family in isolation. Boy, don't I know that! Fortunately, my mom was at a facility on near-total lockdown with no cases. Only after she was admitted to hospice care at the facility was I able to visit her. I was with her when she passed. It was peaceful. Gonna make a big fat lasagna today for my daughter.
	2:45pm Ike: Hey there. Been listening.
	2:45pm spodiodi: glad to hear you were with her, and it was peaceful, Dean. yum on the lasagne
	2:46pm spodiodi: my bean is about clean from Dinosaur L hey Ike!
	2:47pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thank you Dean. I think I'm gonna have a long re-read of all the beautiful, touching contributions tonight. Thank you everyone, for sharing and being so heart-rendingly eloquent about it.
	2:50pm Dean: That's exactly right, WSvO, Herr Storkmeister. It helps me to be able to convey my circumstances and feelings, and it helps me to hear about your own.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: That sounds like a blessing (in an otherwise sad situation), Dean.
	2:52pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Lost my watch. I think we'll end up in overtime again tonight. Sorry. Don't tell my union.
	2:53pm doctorjazz: Going with the home crew on a hike soon (hopefully not too crowded). Thanks, Stork, great show!
	2:57pm Dean: Just saw your remark about your dad, spodiodi. I lost mine ten years ago, and I continue to deal with inasmuch as I think about him, wish he'd been around when my daughter was born...that sort of "dealing with." But I suspect that on top of that you're dealing with all the stuff that a death in the family generates until things settle down. Family stuff, legal stuff, financial stuff, what the hell to do with the furniture, the books, etc.
	2:58pm Irene: Really enjoyed the show today as we drove out to Hot Dog Johnny's out in Buttzville, NJ. Perfect music to ride by
	2:58pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: This whole day - listening to Jeff's stunning first set on the D:O show, and his eloquent remarks, to the outpouring here tonight on the comments list - I am simply without words.
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Wolfgang!
	3:00pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Irene!! How are things in Butzvile?
	3:01pm spodiodi: indeed, Dean -- can't wait for things to settle... (have been dealing with it mostly alone, and from the other coast.) thanks for the opportunity to chat about it, and sharing your story about your Mom.
	3:02pm spodiodi: thanks, Wolfgang! see you all soon. (take care and be safe)
	3:02pm Irene: Beautiful day but way too crowded for comfort
	3:02pm StringOFperils: Thanks Stork !
	3:02pm doctorjazz: Then, "dealing with.." The death of a parent gets even more difficult if your relationship itself had some, err, complications...
	3:03pm StringOFperils: Or is this going overtime?
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Love me some tuba...
	3:03pm spodiodi: sounds so, SoP word, doctorjazz
	3:04pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: StringOFperils- a pure pleasure. See ya round!
	3:04pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: spodi, be well, well and more well.
	3:04pm Dean: I can't fathom the difficulty of having to do this stuff from 3000 miles away. I lived 400 from my mom until I moved here up near us in January last year. Prior to that I flew down every two to three months to keep an eye on her. Up here she lived three blocks from our house. Ironically, with the lockdown, that barely mattered until hospice status. Complications, doctorjazz, well, yes. Put it this way: when she was in Southern California my younger sibling who lived half a dozen miles away from her refused to have anything to do with her.
	3:07pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Gonna do some more in this set - then a shortish set after that. Don't wanna stop just now.
	3:10pm spodiodi: that's rough, Dean. I didn't get back as much as I would have liked
	3:11pm spodiodi: Goofin' Off is what I do best, Macy Skipper
	🥁 3:12pm WR: Yes, parents passing can bring out the worst in sibling relationships, my experience anyway. Lost father in 2008, mother in 2013. Still not completely settled.
	🥁 3:14pm WR: Another couple sets Wolfgang and would still be shorter than your recent shows. Go as long as it works for you, ya know.
	3:15pm Dean: I know that as I age I'm a much easier to get along with parent. I have only one instruction after I kick the bucket. I want the Allman Brothers c.'71 to play my funeral.
	3:15pm doctorjazz: Dean. My sister and I always lived a short distance from my mom. And, the main conversion between my sister and I, pretty much daily, would be along the lines, "you know what mom said/did,?!?! With one of up comforting the other.
	3:17pm Dean: In fairness to my brother, he lived near my parents for about a decade after I'd removed to N. Cal. Hence he had the more frequent in-your-face altercations with them than I did. I wasn't out of the picture by any stretch, but it was probably easier for me to turn it off.
	3:18pm doctorjazz: It actually worked in my family's case to firm up the bond between my sister and myself.
	3:18pm coelacanth∅: i been busy here, moving from room to room -hearing the music but not making out much of the mic breaks...and not reading many comments. ... looks like an intense stream of discussions though.
	🥁 3:19pm WR: Good it worked that way for you doctorjazz.
	3:21pm doctorjazz: I think my kids have a MUCH easier time with my wife and myself than either of us had with our parents (but I'm not an unbiased observer).
	3:21pm doctorjazz: True, WR, we each wound up being each other's back up.
	3:25pm spodiodi: have never heard Frank Sinatra do this
	3:26pm doctorjazz: Dean, if you've got that Allman band, I'm getting the 72 Dead. On a happier note, speaking old family, my sister just got a new grandchild (girl) Friday, came home today (her 2nd grandchild)
	🥁 3:26pm WR: Another drink please, I'm staying for the next set too.
	3:27pm spodiodi: una mas, por favor
	🥁 3:32pm WR: Congrats doctorjazz, similar here, my nephew's 2nd is due in September I think. Life continues...
	3:32pm Dean: Congratulations, doctorjazz's family! My son just called me from Portland, where he's been for going on four weeks. He's 14, loves hanging with his cousins up there. I had no idea Takemitsu did stuff like this.
	3:33pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Takemitsu was a true man for all seasons. Incredible range WR/spodi - glad to pour you another coupla
	3:38pm Sem: ...summer's gone? Damn, no more Jameson.
	🥁 3:39pm WR: The movie for the Takemitsu track looks interesting. Summer Sister, Natsu No Imoto . Young girl looking for her half brother she hasn't met before.
	🥁 3:42pm WR: We have to have some more Jameson here Sem. Let's check with the bartender in the other room.
	3:42pm Doug Schulkind: Mazel tov, doctorjazz!
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Doug!
	3:44pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Thank you all profoundly for a day and evening of humor, music, community, empathy, and come back next week.
	3:46pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Didn't know that WR. Thanks! Thanks Dougie ad all left standing. Till next...
	3:47pm Sem: Be well, Stork. See you later. WR, right behind you.
	3:47pm Doug Schulkind: Wonderful wonderful.
	3:48pm Wolfgang Sauerbraten vor Ort!!: Sem - thank you and see you soon
	3:49pm chresti: Tanks again Stork!
	3:55pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Wolfgang!
	4:04pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! was in the shower

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from May 31, 2020

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