WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from May 2, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:45am Stork: I say life is just one big schnitzel. Then I go quiet, because that's just insane, and I feel the eyes upon me. And the awkward silence. Better plug it with another beer, i guess.
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good Sunday, Stork and all! Extra red cabbage with that schnitzel—I'm sleeping alone tonight.
	12:01pm chresti: Hello Stork and swells with no slacks!
	12:01pm βrian: Aye, but there'll be no mosquitos in your tent!
	12:02pm fred: Going nowhere at a moderate speed is my thing
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Hiya Stork! Nice day for music listening.
	12:03pm TDK60: Wie gehts, DJ Herr Stork-in-Münster.
	12:04pm Stork: listener james from westwood: gracious good afternoon! chresti, so slack-less! ßrian! fred, thanks for traiping in. Irene! Great sounds for you in this set! I think you turned me on to Tin Hat Trio years ago.. TDK60! Never trust a cassette over 60!
	12:05pm fred: Is Fernweh Park a pun on Fenway Park or is that unrelated?
	12:06pm Stork: @fred: Ferweh means a longing to travel.
	12:07pm fred: Makes sense these days
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: What's the opposite of that, @Stork? That's what I have.
	12:07pm hyde: hello!
	12:07pm Stork: (sp!) that's Fernweh! Must mind my German!
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Although watching "Call My Agent" does make Paris look rather enticing.
	12:09pm TDK60: Pump organ, bass harmonica, prepped piano. Then, bass fiddle choir. Hmm..
	12:09pm chresti: California 11 is the Arroyo Parkway/110, now.
	12:09pm fred: It's fun to me that there's a sign for Rodez in there. I know a drummer there (how appropriate for this stream)
	12:10pm Stork: Good question, Jeff. Longing for home.... someone will know.
	12:10pm adamdoesit: Hi Stork and Wolfganggang. I agree, life is one big schnitzel. First it pounds you flat, then it dips and dredges you, then it throws you in the hot fat til you're fried crisp.
	12:10pm TDK60: Jeff, "stayin' put" syndrome?
	12:11pm Stork: adamdoesit is makin me thirsty!
	12:11pm Stork: I assume Rodez in in France, freed?
	12:12pm chresti: *originally just the Arroyo Parkway. I just call it the Pasadena Freeway.
	12:13pm adamdoesit: Stork, you've come to the right place. Where is that barkeep?
	12:13pm chresti: I've been by Rodez, don't remember when.
	12:14pm Stork: barkeep, cook and bottle-washer, at your service, adamdoesit!
	12:14pm fred: @Stork: Yep, Southern France. Shouldn't longing for home be related to Heimat (Heimweh then?). Sorry, my knowledge of German is limited to band name
	12:14pm Stork: fred is called fred, Stork, not freed, ya big doofus!
	12:15pm adamdoesit: They say all Rodez lead to roam, but I think I'll take a seat and stay a while.
	12:16pm Stork: could be, fred, though I know it as "Sehnsucht nach Zuhause"
	12:18pm TDK60: Flutist Harold McNair on this Cameron cut was a longtime sideman for Donovan.
	12:18pm fred: @Stork: Sadly, I've never heard of that band. Was is Doug's first band when on an exchange program with Germany in high school?
	12:19pm Irene Trudel: Love this first set, Herr BarKeep! Funny, I also had thought about playing something by Tin Hat tomorrow. Thinking alike!
	12:19pm Stork: Really exquisite flute solo, this, TDK60
	12:21pm hyde: @TDK60 i was just reading about Harold McNair in that Electric Eden book. interesting guy. he also plays on "If 6 was 9" on Axis Bold as Love.
	12:21pm TDK60: Hyde, yeah Caribbean British fellow.
	12:23pm TDK60: Love this Bowie cut,an odd one. Hunky Dory still one of his more interesting slabs.
	12:23pm Stork: That Tin Hat such a great record, Irene. I was forever picking a track to play.
	12:24pm chresti: I love "If 6 was 9".
	12:26pm fred: Speaking of interesting guys, I just finished reading a book about a theater company based in Long Island, and they cite Kenny G (the good one) as an inspiration. That explains a lot
	12:26pm TDK60: Me too Chresti. That 2nd Hendrix album is great.
	🥁 12:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...listening horizontally - don't mind me...
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Love love love BSJ.
	12:29pm Stork: I envy you your horizontality, RevRabbN63. Verticality just ain't the same thing. I need a bit of a lie-down is what i'm saying.
	🥁 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As if Nico was accompanied by NickDrake...
	12:29pm Irene Trudel: Me too, Doug & Stork.
	12:36pm adamdoesit: Mmm… Sunday schnitzel sandwich.
	12:39pm TDK60: Bill Lee on bass what Bruce Langhorne on guitar was, in the folk scene.
	🥁 12:47pm duke: I had a '81 Perpetuum Mobile. It wouldn't start in the winter.
	12:48pm Stork: duke! :)
	12:50pm rich: good afternoon stork, just stopping by the club for a quick pick me up before heading out for the day.
	🥁 12:51pm WR: Just connected. Had Sunday morning work session. Hello Herr Host and club habituées.
	12:51pm Stork: rich! Hope you have good weather. But please don't feed the squirrels.
	12:52pm Stork: Hi, WR!
	12:57pm TDK60: I must away to the farmer market. Danke DJ Stork!
	12:57pm adamdoesit: You'll never believe this, duke, but Perpetuum Mobile is my cell carrier now. I got them because they advertised better rural service. It's true: it works in very small towns, with just one bar.
	🥁 12:58pm WR: Did not know of this Ray Anderson big band session. Sweet.
	12:58pm Stork: Thanks, TDK60! Hope you find a nice farmer.
	1:01pm chresti: Have a nice time shopping for farmers, TDK60!
	1:01pm northguineahills: Tim Berne! Saw his Bloodcount once upon a time. Still, waiting for Stork to play Bjork so I can make a silly extensive rhyme!
	1:08pm ?: Those Swinging Sounds of Literature was Rich Hazelton's 2007 DJ premium. The original Westbrook was from his 1980 The Westbrook Blake.
	1:08pm northguineahills: (memory palace), aye, saw tim berne in 2000 and 2003.
	1:11pm Stork: Hey thanks for the info, @?
	1:11pm Stork: I knew about Rich's premium but not the source.
	1:13pm Stork: @northguineahills: your day will come!
	1:22pm northguineahills: I would never think this was Rahsaan Rolan Kirk. So, nawleans!
	1:28pm northguineahills: Curtis Folkes is one of my favorite tromponists....
	🥁 1:31pm WR: Oh, missed Thompson as well. Noted.
	1:32pm chresti: Lady C is after Stork on the drummer stream.
	1:40pm jimbrux: Hi Stork and Storklets. Bit late but digging the 'Weird City' vibe...
	1:40pm northguineahills: Eliane Radigue! (she's awesome live! [thanks Phil Niblovk!])
	1:42pm Stork: Hi jimbrux! Stand by for more weird.
	1:44pm Stork: mine too, ngh. I got to interview Fowlkes about 25 years ago. He played live just sitting next to me in the DJ booth. Greatness isn't fussy. Likewise: William Parker-One of the greatest moments in me life.
	1:45pm Stork: This really cries for headphones. Okay, and mushrooms.
	1:47pm northguineahills: I actually saw Cutis Folkes w/ William Parker once, and another time w/ Bill Frissell.
	1:53pm fred: @ngh: I never saw Eliane Radigue play, but I've been to a few performances of her work. Once on a few hours of sleep. Big mistake
	1:56pm northguineahills: @fred: I saw her while Phil Niblock allowed me to lie down on his bed (his loft show). Didn't fall asleep....
	1:57pm fred: WFMU's amEdeo once dd a project with people reading dream transcripts. I contributed one
	1:58pm northguineahills: This Delia Derbyshire reminds me of Bob Ashley's Private Parts (is that the right one, where he records himself speaking in his sleep?)
	1:59pm Stork: I've heard this compared to exactly that recrod, ngh. The one with the woman talking about the gun in her mouth - title escapes me now.
	2:02pm northguineahills: my dreams are 80% mundane. I remember them all, dozens every night. I do like the pscyhe psi-fi ones I get occasionally. (I usualy get a livid dream once every other night, where, you can control everything, and, since I'm boring, it usually allows me to explore history).
	2:03pm fred: @ngh: last one I attended was part of her Occam Ocean series, a solo for church pipe organ. She was there, but not playing
	2:04pm northguineahills: Yeah, Stork, it's Private Parts. It's very disturbing..., but amazing at the same time (I somehow found a 3 LP box set of the recording sessions).
	🥁 2:04pm WR: Sounds like that monster has indigestion.
	2:07pm northguineahills: @fred: sort of like when I saw Charles Wuorinen and Milton Babbit. They, were present, and spoke after the concert, but, it was the orchestra that did the rest of the heavy lifting.
	🥁 2:08pm WR: Have to run errands, will be listening on the phone but won't be on the comments playlist, so Thank You Stork and laters all.
	2:09pm northguineahills: Didn't know Charles Wuorinen passed away 13.5 months ago....
	2:09pm northguineahills: word, WR!
	2:11pm Stork: My sensors will continue to detect you, WR. Those errands get run more than the family dog.
	2:13pm northguineahills: Laurie Anderson! (won't repeat my random wine bar encounter w/ her.)
	2:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Wolf gang
	2:19pm Stork: Um... I think you really should, now, ngh. C'mon, give. Please.
	2:19pm fred: @ngh: one of my many bosses knows Eliane Radigue personally as he's a member of an ensemble that premiered some of her latest works. I think she's more interested in acoustic or mixed music these days
	2:20pm Stork: coelacanth∅: - how art thou?
	2:24pm fred: The Max audio software was named after Max Matthews
	2:24pm Stork: Very interesting, fred. Don't know her recent music at all.
	2:26pm northguineahills: @Stork: I was sitting at a bar in the LES (2005), and Laurie Anderson sat next to me. I nearly choked on my drink. We talked together for about two hours. It was my friend's experimental exlectronic party, and she invited Laurie to come by.
	2:27pm northguineahills: (Anderson, that is)
	2:27pm fred: @Stork: Still slowly unfolding mostly, but with more acoustic instruments than electronics (though some can be involved too)
	2:28pm northguineahills: errr, electronic...
	2:30pm fred: @ngh: it's OK, we all know that the GlennPassaic tastes interesting but gets in the way of typing
	2:31pm Stork: Whoa, ngh. Sucks not being you. Woulda killed for the chance! Who bought the drinks during those 2 hours?
	2:32pm northguineahills: @Stork: I was friends w/ the owner, so, I only had to pay for one drink (he organized avant shows there, and allowed me to dj/perform.)
	2:32pm Stork: This sounds like DJ Bryce digesting his food.
	2:34pm northguineahills: I don't remember who, but I heard an artist that attached contact mics to their abdoment to record and modulated digestion in real time.
	2:34pm headcleaner: holding on tight...
	2:34pm Stork: headcleaner! greetings!
	🥁 2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well this has been marvelous for napping : neither a dis nor even a backhanded compliment for a DJ - not from me anyhow... but sincere.
	2:38pm northguineahills: I had a chance to see Suzanne Ciani as an undergrad, but I had no idea who she was (saw the flyer). regret not going to this day.
	2:43pm fred: The last complete edition of the Sonic Protest festival (two years ago) featured both Suzanne Ciani and Eliane Radigue (and Jandek too!)
	2:46pm Stork: @RevRabb: :)zzzzzzzz
	2:49pm northguineahills: Pauline! (pre-faved) @Stork: I saw her once on a rainy day in 2009 under a tent outside the Lincoln Center w/ maybe 15 people. T'was, awesome!
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: This has been great, @Stork. Thanks. I'm headed out(side). I hear there's a world out there.
	2:50pm Stork: Jeff - B well!
	2:50pm northguineahills: nope, itwas 2008, 2 mos before my partner moved to the states....
	2:53pm northguineahills: Thanks for torqueing, the faux-pork, work, Stork!
	2:57pm fred: @Stork: Is knowing what you're talking about a requirement here?
	3:03pm Stork: I'd be out on my ass, on the curb - a cardboard box with all my stuff in it glancing off the side of my head if it were a requirement, fred.
	3:04pm Stork: ngh - the Pauline show is one mre to envy you for! I'm green, see?
	3:12pm Stork: Horace Parlan is God. In case you were wondering.
	3:12pm fred: Phew, for a moment I thought I stumbled into the wrong place. I'll refill that Glenn Passaic thing
	3:13pm Stork: 1 Jersey Swill, comin right up!
	3:24pm northguineahills: @Stork: I can't find my way out of a wet paper bag, but 9 x /10, I usually know what I'm talking about. Spelling and grammar be damned.
	3:25pm northguineahills: @fred: still waiting for Phew to release an eponymous album and track title (it would warm my cockles)
	3:28pm fred: @Stork: I kinda picture it served like this: vimeo.com... @ngh: Phew rules, no matter the title (she also played at Sonic Protest, a fantastic set)
	3:34pm northguineahills: It's funny, if I talk to hotel staff staff that are from Mexico or Colombia, they understand me. But, the ones from Central America, barely understand me. Different colloquialisms.
	3:35pm northguineahills: (see Quebecois vs Francais).
	🥁 3:35pm WR: Children Of The Fire was nice dramatic soundtrack for grocery checkout and treck home. Now meditative Codona for putting away the goods. Maybe will catchup on the pithy comments before the hour ends.
	3:35pm Stork: Will check that link later, fred - thanks.
	3:35pm northguineahills: The first Don Cherry album I got!
	3:36pm LadyChanticleer: This is beautiful
	3:37pm Stork: WR: I'm so pithy I gotta wear a pith helmet. And sometimes I gotta pith so bad, I go in my helmet.
	3:37pm northguineahills: @Stork, just don't do it w/ a chili pepper pith....
	3:38pm Sem: Full of pith and vinegar, Stork, this is why we like you.
	3:38pm Stork: GREETINGS AND WELCOME, LADY CHANTICLEER. She is Our Lady of Up Next, everybody. Her playlist starts here: wfmu.org... Stay tuned! You are hers at the top of the hour!
	3:41pm northguineahills: LC is my new favorite show (well, all shows are my favorite, no Sophie's Choice going on here), she kills it!
	3:42pm LadyChanticleer: Thank you! Blushin' over here
	3:42pm fred: @ngh: Québéquois is challenging to me @Stork: That's the theater company I was talking about earlier. That piece has the cowboy setting, but as they play cards, drink and fight, they talk about depression and failed marriages. Then it switches to a dance company performing between fight lines in Iraq, fueled by Red Bull, before being mowed down by drones. It's better than that, and makes less sense
	3:44pm Stork: ngh lies not. It's really a distraction of the nicest kind - I got stuff I gotta do after the show, and then comes Ritual Music. I mean , be fair!
	3:46pm Stork: Compelling stuff, fred. O, for live theater!
	3:46pm northguineahills: There was one time, David Dichelle, in Leipzig, played almost to 02:00 Central Europe Time on a weekday.
	3:49pm Gerry from Miami: Just got back home from grocery shopping and found this lovely piece from these four incredible musicians. Back in the 80s, while living in LA, I had an opportunity to see the original Ornette Coleman Quartet at the venerable Orpheum Theater downtown. This concert was part of a giant Olympic Arts Festival, celebrating the Games' return to Los Angeles for the first time since 1932. As luck would have it, upon arriving at the hall's front doors, we were greeted by a sign that said that Don Cherry would not be appearing as he had to have energency dental surgery. Major bummer and a fantastic reunion wiped out. The concert went on without him and was fantastic anyway, of course, with Ornette, Charlie and Billy..
	3:49pm fred: @ngh: when was that? I first heard his show later (like 9pm here, on Tuesdays maybe) then it moved to Thursdays at 6pm (here)
	3:51pm headcleaner: es war schōn bei dir, Herr Stork. jetzt nehm ich mir ein kleines nickerchen
	3:53pm chresti: Thanks fred and ngh for mentioning Phew, unknown to me and on Bandcamp!
	🥁 3:53pm WR: Don't recall I've ever listened to Gould playing organ before. Great episode today Stork. Would have liked today to have focused only on the music and comments but happy and enlivened to have been able to listen. Onward.
	3:54pm fred: @chresti: Phew is amazing, you're going to enjoy this
	3:54pm Gerry from Miami: Correctuon on the "Codona" piece. All that lovely music was created by just three players, not 4. My ears were fooling me into thinking there was another member in the band!
	🥁 3:55pm WR: Catch me catch me? Are you the Gingerbread Man? Thanks again Stork. :()
	3:56pm Stork: Hi Gerry from Miami! Did I mention a 4th person? It's all been a blur!
	🥁 3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I Thank Thee o' Yor Storknes thru my various stages of (un)consciousness for another fine Sunday afternoon Eastern WesternHemisphere Time.
	3:56pm Stork: WR: xo
	3:59pm Gerry from Miami: No, Stork, it was my boo boo. Your back announcing was perfect! Thanks for a great show which I will be looking for in the Archives. Next week, same BAT time, same BAT station.
	3:59pm Stork: Hey there, too many beauties to like, enumerate and stuff - multi grazie for your very presence - let's go dig some Ritual Music !
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork
	4:00pm chresti: Thank you, Stork!
	4:02pm northguineahills: @fred: It was a fill-in maybe 18 months ago, David was doing a marathon (Not the WFMU marathon). session and just kept on going. Thanks, Stork!

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May 2, 2021: Welcome to The Place You End Up When You're Going Nowhere

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Tin Hat	Human Rind "Human Rind" by "Tin Hat"	The Rain Is A Handsome Animal	Carla Kihlstedt – voice, violins, viola, bass harmonica • Ben Goldberg – clarinet, contra alto clarinet • Rob Reich – accordion, piano • Mark Orton – guitar, dobro, pump organ, prepared piano. - - 2012	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The New York Bass Violin Choir	House Of The Rising Sun	The New York Bass Violin Choir	§§§Arranged By, Adapted By – Bill Lee (2) §§§Bass [1st Lead Bass] – Richard Davis (2) §§§Bass [2nd Lead Bass] – Lisle Atkinson - - Live, Village Vanguard, N.Y.C. 1970	0:04:56 (Pop-up)
Polar Bear	finding our feet "finding our feet" by "Polar Bear"	Peepers	Pete Wareham – tenor saxophone • Mark Lockheart – tenor saxophone • Sebastian Rochford – drums • Tom Herbert – double bass • Leafcutter John – electronics, electric guitar. - -recorded in 2 days - ca. 2008	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
John Cameron	Dawn/Billy Sees Kes In The Tower	Kes (OST)	Arranged By, Composed By, Conductor – John Cameron (2) §§§Bass Clarinet – Ronnie Ross §§§Clarinet – Danny Moss §§§Drums – Tony Carr §§§Flute – Harold McNair 333Harp – David Snell (2) - - Recorded at Olympic Studios, London, 25th January 1969	0:16:01 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	The Bewlay Brothers "The Bewlay Brothers" by "David Bowie"	Hunky Dory	David Bowie – vocals, guitar …..Mick Ronson – guitar, vocals, Mellotron, arrangements ….Trevor Bolder – bass guitar, trumpet ….Mick Woodmansey – drums Rick Wakeman – piano	0:19:42 (Pop-up)
Bridget St. John	The Curious Crystals Of Unusual Purity	Ask Me No Questions	Produced by John Peel - 1969	0:25:03 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Northern Sky "Northern Sky" by "Nick Drake"	Bryter Layter	Nich Drake . vocals, guitar §§§John Cale – celeste, piano and organ §§§Dave Pegg – bass §§§Mike Kowalski – drums - - Recorded • 1970 • Studio: • Sound Techniques, London	0:28:59 (Pop-up)
DJ Freak when c	"DJ Freak when c"			0:32:41 (Pop-up)
Mike Westbrook	A Poison Tree "A Poison Tree" by "Mike Westbrook"	Library Music - Those Swinging Sounds of Literature		0:41:34 (Pop-up)
Comedian Harmonists	Perpetuum Mobile	The Comedian Harmonists		0:43:35 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	Loveless Love "Loveless Love" by "The Mills Brothers"	Chronological Vol.1 (1931-1932)	Donald (lead tenor vocals, §§§Herbert (tenor vocals, §§§Harry (baritone vocals, and John Jr. (guitar, double bass, vocals;	0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Henry Mancini	Crocodile, Go Home "Crocodile, Go Home" by "Henry Mancini"	Hatari!		0:48:48 (Pop-up)
Ray Anderson	Lips Apart "Lips Apart" by "Ray Anderson"	Big Band Record	TIM BERNE alto saxophone §§§SAL GIORGIANNI alto saxophone §§§MARTY EHRLICH alto & soprano saxophones, clarinet, bass clarinet §§§DREW GRESS bass §§§DAVE TAYLOR bass trombone §§§TOM RAINEY drums §§§GEORGE GRUNTZ piano §§§ELLERY ESKELIN tenor saxophone §§§LARRY SCHNEIDER tenor saxophone §§§ART BARON trombone §§§DAVE BARGERON trombone §§§RAY ANDERSON trombone §§§HERB ROBERTSON trumpet §§§JOHN D'EARTH trumpet §§§LEW SOLOFF trumpet §§§RYAN KISOR trumpet §§§HOWARD JOHNSON tuba, baritone saxophone §§§MARK FELDMAN violin. - - - Recorded at Clinton Studios, NYC, January 11-13, 1994	0:51:42 (Pop-up)
Henry Butler - Steven Bernstein And The Hot 9	Viper’s Drag	Viper’s Drag	§§§Steven Bernstein – trumpet, slide trumpet, alto horn §§§Peter Apfelbaum – tenor/soprano saxophone on “1-3,5,9” §§§Michael Blake – tenor/soprano saxophone on “4,6,7,8” §§§Erik Lawrence – baritone/soprano saxophone §§§Doug Wieselman – clarinets §§§Curtis Fowlkes – trombone §§§Matthew Munisteri – guitar §§§Reginald Veal – bass §§§Herlin Riley – drums §§§Charlie Burnham – violin §§§Henry Butler - piano - - - Recorded at Avatar Studios, NYC, 2014	1:01:40 (Pop-up)
Daedalus String Quartet cond. Julius Hemphill	Mingus Gold - Better Get Hit in Your Soul	Chamber Music (The Boye Multi-National Crusade for Harmony II)	John Purcell, oboe, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet; Marty Ehrlich, soprano and alto saxophone, clarinet and bass clarinet; Janet Grice, bassoon; Bruce Purse, trumpet; Ray Anderson, trombone and tuba; Julius Hemphill, conductor * Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA, August 2, 2007. Recorded by Tom Stephenson.	1:08:22 (Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk	Dem Red Beans and Rice	Bright Moments	Bass – Henry Pearson §§§Drums – Robert Shy §§§Flute, Tenor Saxophone, Saxophone [Manzello], Saxophone [Stritch] – Rahsaan Roland Kirk §§§Percussion – Joe Habao §§§Piano – Ron Burton §§§Synthesizer, Tambourine – Todd Barkan. - - - Recorded live at Keystone Korner, San Francisco, California, on June 8 & 9, 1973	1:15:21 (Pop-up)
DJ Red Fullabeans	"DJ Red Fullabeans"			1:22:22 (Pop-up)
Daphne Oram	Food Preservation "Food Preservation" by "Daphne Oram"	Oramics	Selection of works from the archives of Daphne Oram who is known best for the design of her Oramics system, and also for co-founding the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in 1958. All tracks are from the post BBC era 1958-1977, recorded in her home studio Tower Folly, Kent.	1:34:14 (Pop-up)
Eliane Radigue	Usral [April 1969]	Feedback Works	Usral (1969) Processed feedback Realized at the composer's studio in Paris.	1:37:38 (Pop-up)
Delia Derbyshire	Falling "Falling" by "Delia Derbyshire"	Inventions For Radio - Dreams	"Dreams" was made in collaboration with Barry Bermange (who originally recorded the narrations). Bermange put together The Dreams (1964), a collage of people describing their dreams, set to a background of electronic sound. Dreams is a collection of spliced/reassembled interviews with people describing their dreams, particularly recurring elements. The program of sounds and voices attempts to represent, in five movements, some sensations of dreaming: running away, falling, landscape, underwater, and colour.	1:50:21 (Pop-up)
Clara Rockmore	Glazunov: Chant du Ménestrel	The Art of the Theremin	Clara Rockmore - theremin Nadia Reisenberg - piano	1:59:13 (Pop-up)
Louis and Bebe Barron	Battle With The Invisible Monster	Forbidden Planet	Walter Pidgeon as Dr. Edward Morbius Anne Francis as Altaira "Alta" Morbius Leslie Nielsen as Commander John J. Adams Frankie Darro as Robby the Robot[Note 1] Marvin Miller as the voice of Robby the Robot[Note 2] Warren Stevens as Lt. "Doc" Ostrow Jack Kelly as Lt. Jerry Farman Richard Anderson as Chief Quinn Earl Holliman as Cook George Wallace as Bosun Robert Dix as Grey Jimmy Thompson as Youngerford James Drury as Strong Harry Harvey, Jr. as Randall Roger McGee as Lindstrom Peter Miller as Moran Morgan Jones as Nichols Richard Grant as Silvers Les Tremayne as the Narrator[Note 3] James Best as a C-57D crewman[Note 4] William Boyett as a C-57D crewman[Note 5][12]	2:03:09 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Ohm Sweet Ohm "Ohm Sweet Ohm" by "Kraftwerk"	Radio-Activity	Percussion [Electronic] – Karl Bartos, Wolfgang Flür §§§Voice, Electronics – Florian Schneider, Ralf Hütter - - 1975	2:06:00 (Pop-up)
Laurie Anderson	Over the River "Over the River" by "Laurie Anderson"	United States Live		2:11:32 (Pop-up)
Laurie Spiegel	East River Dawn "East River Dawn" by "Laurie Spiegel"	The Expanding Universe	Composed 1974-76 using a computer playing the actual sounds by controlling analog synthesis equipment using the GROOVE (Generating Realtime Operations On Voltage-controlled Equipment) hybrid system which was developed by Max Matthews and F.R. Moore at Bell labs. Interaction with the computer was through a keyboard, a drawing tablet, pushbuttons and knobs, as well as complex "algorhythms" written in FORTRAN. Mastered by SNB.	2:14:57 (Pop-up)
Ursula Bogner	Metazoon "Metazoon" by "Ursula Bogner"	Recordings 1969-1988		2:29:09 (Pop-up)
Suicide	Keep Your Dreams "Keep Your Dreams" by "Suicide"	Suicide	Electronics – Martin Rev §§§Vocals - Alan Vega Live At CBGB's" recorded at CBGB's, May 25, 1978	2:32:39 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	sixth voice - sound of a flower falling; eighth voice - sound of bones growing; tenth voice - sound of a lighted window; twelfth voice - sound of love turning; thirteenth voice - sound of a dream kiss	Voices of Packaged Souls	"Voices of Packaged souls by Harold Persico Paris avril 1970". Voices Of Packaged Souls is a limited edition LP produced by Ciani in collaboration with Paris for his exhibition at the Galerie Withofs in Brussels, Belgium, June 1970.	2:35:55 (Pop-up)
Pauline Oliveros	Beautiful Soop (excerpt)	Alien Bog/Beautiful Soop	1977	2:42:02 (Pop-up)
DJ Mal Funkshun	"DJ Mal Funkshun"			2:50:36 (Pop-up)
T-Bone Walker	Pony Tail "Pony Tail" by "T-Bone Walker"	I Get So Weary	(some of these peopel, probably): Dave Bartholomew (tp), §§§Lee Allen, Maxwell Davis, Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis (ts), Wendell Duconge (as), §§§Herb Hardesty (bs), §§§Walter Nelson (g), §§§T.J. Fowler (p), §§§Cornelius Coleman (dr), among others. Recorded in Los Angeles, New Orleans and Detroit, 1950-1954	2:57:35 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	Blues After All "Blues After All" by "Jimmy Smith"	House Party	Jimmy Smith – organ • Lee Morgan – trumpet • Lou Donaldson – alto saxophone • Tina Brooks – tenor saxophone • Kenny Burrell – guitar • Art Blakey – drums --- reorded: ? (not on original album)	3:00:06 (Pop-up)
Stanley Turrentine	Little Sheri "Little Sheri" by "Stanley Turrentine"	Look Out!	Stanley Turrentine - tenor saxophone • Horace Parlan - piano • George Tucker - bass • Al Harewood - drums • Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ on June 18, 1960.	3:06:03 (Pop-up)
Duke Pearson	Bedouin "Bedouin" by "Duke Pearson"	Wahoo!	Duke Pearson - piano • Donald Byrd - trumpet • James Spaulding - alto saxophone, flute (all tracks except #3) • Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone • Bob Cranshaw - bass • Mickey Roker - drums Recorded November 21, 1964 Studio Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ	3:13:51 (Pop-up)
Hannibal Marvin Peterson	Movement 1: Forest Sunrise - Rhythm Ritual	Children Of The Fire	Bass – Richard Davis (2) §§§Cello – Diedre Murray §§§Conductor – David Amram §§§Congas, Percussion [Bell Tree] – Lawrence Killian §§§Drums – Billy Hart (Jabali)* §§§Percussion – Barbara Burton, Marvin Tuten §§§Piano – Michael Cochran* §§§Piccolo Flute – Art Webb §§§Sitar – Marvin Tuten 3§§Timpani, Drums – Barbara Burton §§§Trumpet, Koto – Hannibal* §§§Viola – Judith Graves, Julius Miller §§§Violin – Myung Hi Kim, Rynae Rocha, Stanley Hunte §§§Violin [Solo] – John Blake §§§Vocals – Alpha Johnson — 1974	3:23:12 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry Nana Vasconcelos Colin Walcott	Like That Of Sky	Codona	Berimbau, Cuica, Talking Drum, Percussion, Voice – Nana Vasconcelos* §§§Sitar, Tabla, Dulcimer [Hammered Dulcimer], Mbira [Sanza], Timpani, Voice – Collin Walcott §§§Trumpet, Ngoni [Doussn'Gouni], Flute [Flutes], Organ, Melodica, Voice – Don Cherry. - - Recorded September 1979, May 1980 and September 1982 Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg	3:29:50 (Pop-up)
Beaver and Krause	by your grace "by your grace" by "Beaver and Krause"	Gandharva	Baritone Sax - Gerry Mulligan §§§Bass - Ray Brown , Rod Ellicott §§§Drums - George Marsh , Lee Charlton §§§Guitar - Mike Bloomfield , Rik Elswit , Ronnie Montrose §§§Harp - Gail Laughton §§§Piano - Lamont Johnson , Mike Lang - - - recorded at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, February 10-11, 1971	3:40:48 (Pop-up)
Glenn Gould	Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge BMV 1080 Contrapunctus I (organ)	Bach: The Art of the Fugue	Recorded on the Casavant organ at All Saint's Church, Kingsway, Toronto, Canada - 1962	3:45:59 (Pop-up)
DJ Doorstop	"DJ Doorstop"			3:48:47 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	When Seasons Change	There's No Place Like America Today	Curtis Mayfield – vocals, guitar, keyboards, production • Rich Tufo – keyboards, arrangement • Gary Thompson – guitar • Phil Upchurch – guitar • Joseph "Lucky" Scott – bass guitar • Quinton Joseph – drums • Henry Gibson – percussion - - - Released May 1975 Studio Curtom Studios, Chicago, Illinois	3:54:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:45am Stork: I say life is just one big schnitzel. Then I go quiet, because that's just insane, and I feel the eyes upon me. And the awkward silence. Better plug it with another beer, i guess.
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good Sunday, Stork and all! Extra red cabbage with that schnitzel—I'm sleeping alone tonight.
	12:01pm chresti: Hello Stork and swells with no slacks!
	12:01pm βrian: Aye, but there'll be no mosquitos in your tent!
	12:02pm fred: Going nowhere at a moderate speed is my thing
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Hiya Stork! Nice day for music listening.
	12:03pm TDK60: Wie gehts, DJ Herr Stork-in-Münster.
	12:04pm Stork: listener james from westwood: gracious good afternoon! chresti, so slack-less! ßrian! fred, thanks for traiping in. Irene! Great sounds for you in this set! I think you turned me on to Tin Hat Trio years ago.. TDK60! Never trust a cassette over 60!
	12:05pm fred: Is Fernweh Park a pun on Fenway Park or is that unrelated?
	12:06pm Stork: @fred: Ferweh means a longing to travel.
	12:07pm fred: Makes sense these days
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: What's the opposite of that, @Stork? That's what I have.
	12:07pm hyde: hello!
	12:07pm Stork: (sp!) that's Fernweh! Must mind my German!
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: Although watching "Call My Agent" does make Paris look rather enticing.
	12:09pm TDK60: Pump organ, bass harmonica, prepped piano. Then, bass fiddle choir. Hmm..
	12:09pm chresti: California 11 is the Arroyo Parkway/110, now.
	12:09pm fred: It's fun to me that there's a sign for Rodez in there. I know a drummer there (how appropriate for this stream)
	12:10pm Stork: Good question, Jeff. Longing for home.... someone will know.
	12:10pm adamdoesit: Hi Stork and Wolfganggang. I agree, life is one big schnitzel. First it pounds you flat, then it dips and dredges you, then it throws you in the hot fat til you're fried crisp.
	12:10pm TDK60: Jeff, "stayin' put" syndrome?
	12:11pm Stork: adamdoesit is makin me thirsty!
	12:11pm Stork: I assume Rodez in in France, freed?
	12:12pm chresti: *originally just the Arroyo Parkway. I just call it the Pasadena Freeway.
	12:13pm adamdoesit: Stork, you've come to the right place. Where is that barkeep?
	12:13pm chresti: I've been by Rodez, don't remember when.
	12:14pm Stork: barkeep, cook and bottle-washer, at your service, adamdoesit!
	12:14pm fred: @Stork: Yep, Southern France. Shouldn't longing for home be related to Heimat (Heimweh then?). Sorry, my knowledge of German is limited to band name
	12:14pm Stork: fred is called fred, Stork, not freed, ya big doofus!
	12:15pm adamdoesit: They say all Rodez lead to roam, but I think I'll take a seat and stay a while.
	12:16pm Stork: could be, fred, though I know it as "Sehnsucht nach Zuhause"
	12:18pm TDK60: Flutist Harold McNair on this Cameron cut was a longtime sideman for Donovan.
	12:18pm fred: @Stork: Sadly, I've never heard of that band. Was is Doug's first band when on an exchange program with Germany in high school?
	12:19pm Irene Trudel: Love this first set, Herr BarKeep! Funny, I also had thought about playing something by Tin Hat tomorrow. Thinking alike!
	12:19pm Stork: Really exquisite flute solo, this, TDK60
	12:21pm hyde: @TDK60 i was just reading about Harold McNair in that Electric Eden book. interesting guy. he also plays on "If 6 was 9" on Axis Bold as Love.
	12:21pm TDK60: Hyde, yeah Caribbean British fellow.
	12:23pm TDK60: Love this Bowie cut,an odd one. Hunky Dory still one of his more interesting slabs.
	12:23pm Stork: That Tin Hat such a great record, Irene. I was forever picking a track to play.
	12:24pm chresti: I love "If 6 was 9".
	12:26pm fred: Speaking of interesting guys, I just finished reading a book about a theater company based in Long Island, and they cite Kenny G (the good one) as an inspiration. That explains a lot
	12:26pm TDK60: Me too Chresti. That 2nd Hendrix album is great.
	🥁 12:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...listening horizontally - don't mind me...
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Love love love BSJ.
	12:29pm Stork: I envy you your horizontality, RevRabbN63. Verticality just ain't the same thing. I need a bit of a lie-down is what i'm saying.
	🥁 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As if Nico was accompanied by NickDrake...
	12:29pm Irene Trudel: Me too, Doug & Stork.
	12:36pm adamdoesit: Mmm… Sunday schnitzel sandwich.
	12:39pm TDK60: Bill Lee on bass what Bruce Langhorne on guitar was, in the folk scene.
	🥁 12:47pm duke: I had a '81 Perpetuum Mobile. It wouldn't start in the winter.
	12:48pm Stork: duke! :)
	12:50pm rich: good afternoon stork, just stopping by the club for a quick pick me up before heading out for the day.
	🥁 12:51pm WR: Just connected. Had Sunday morning work session. Hello Herr Host and club habituées.
	12:51pm Stork: rich! Hope you have good weather. But please don't feed the squirrels.
	12:52pm Stork: Hi, WR!
	12:57pm TDK60: I must away to the farmer market. Danke DJ Stork!
	12:57pm adamdoesit: You'll never believe this, duke, but Perpetuum Mobile is my cell carrier now. I got them because they advertised better rural service. It's true: it works in very small towns, with just one bar.
	🥁 12:58pm WR: Did not know of this Ray Anderson big band session. Sweet.
	12:58pm Stork: Thanks, TDK60! Hope you find a nice farmer.
	1:01pm chresti: Have a nice time shopping for farmers, TDK60!
	1:01pm northguineahills: Tim Berne! Saw his Bloodcount once upon a time. Still, waiting for Stork to play Bjork so I can make a silly extensive rhyme!
	1:08pm ?: Those Swinging Sounds of Literature was Rich Hazelton's 2007 DJ premium. The original Westbrook was from his 1980 The Westbrook Blake.
	1:08pm northguineahills: (memory palace), aye, saw tim berne in 2000 and 2003.
	1:11pm Stork: Hey thanks for the info, @?
	1:11pm Stork: I knew about Rich's premium but not the source.
	1:13pm Stork: @northguineahills: your day will come!
	1:22pm northguineahills: I would never think this was Rahsaan Rolan Kirk. So, nawleans!
	1:28pm northguineahills: Curtis Folkes is one of my favorite tromponists....
	🥁 1:31pm WR: Oh, missed Thompson as well. Noted.
	1:32pm chresti: Lady C is after Stork on the drummer stream.
	1:40pm jimbrux: Hi Stork and Storklets. Bit late but digging the 'Weird City' vibe...
	1:40pm northguineahills: Eliane Radigue! (she's awesome live! [thanks Phil Niblovk!])
	1:42pm Stork: Hi jimbrux! Stand by for more weird.
	1:44pm Stork: mine too, ngh. I got to interview Fowlkes about 25 years ago. He played live just sitting next to me in the DJ booth. Greatness isn't fussy. Likewise: William Parker-One of the greatest moments in me life.
	1:45pm Stork: This really cries for headphones. Okay, and mushrooms.
	1:47pm northguineahills: I actually saw Cutis Folkes w/ William Parker once, and another time w/ Bill Frissell.
	1:53pm fred: @ngh: I never saw Eliane Radigue play, but I've been to a few performances of her work. Once on a few hours of sleep. Big mistake
	1:56pm northguineahills: @fred: I saw her while Phil Niblock allowed me to lie down on his bed (his loft show). Didn't fall asleep....
	1:57pm fred: WFMU's amEdeo once dd a project with people reading dream transcripts. I contributed one
	1:58pm northguineahills: This Delia Derbyshire reminds me of Bob Ashley's Private Parts (is that the right one, where he records himself speaking in his sleep?)
	1:59pm Stork: I've heard this compared to exactly that recrod, ngh. The one with the woman talking about the gun in her mouth - title escapes me now.
	2:02pm northguineahills: my dreams are 80% mundane. I remember them all, dozens every night. I do like the pscyhe psi-fi ones I get occasionally. (I usualy get a livid dream once every other night, where, you can control everything, and, since I'm boring, it usually allows me to explore history).
	2:03pm fred: @ngh: last one I attended was part of her Occam Ocean series, a solo for church pipe organ. She was there, but not playing
	2:04pm northguineahills: Yeah, Stork, it's Private Parts. It's very disturbing..., but amazing at the same time (I somehow found a 3 LP box set of the recording sessions).
	🥁 2:04pm WR: Sounds like that monster has indigestion.
	2:07pm northguineahills: @fred: sort of like when I saw Charles Wuorinen and Milton Babbit. They, were present, and spoke after the concert, but, it was the orchestra that did the rest of the heavy lifting.
	🥁 2:08pm WR: Have to run errands, will be listening on the phone but won't be on the comments playlist, so Thank You Stork and laters all.
	2:09pm northguineahills: Didn't know Charles Wuorinen passed away 13.5 months ago....
	2:09pm northguineahills: word, WR!
	2:11pm Stork: My sensors will continue to detect you, WR. Those errands get run more than the family dog.
	2:13pm northguineahills: Laurie Anderson! (won't repeat my random wine bar encounter w/ her.)
	2:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Wolf gang
	2:19pm Stork: Um... I think you really should, now, ngh. C'mon, give. Please.
	2:19pm fred: @ngh: one of my many bosses knows Eliane Radigue personally as he's a member of an ensemble that premiered some of her latest works. I think she's more interested in acoustic or mixed music these days
	2:20pm Stork: coelacanth∅: - how art thou?
	2:24pm fred: The Max audio software was named after Max Matthews
	2:24pm Stork: Very interesting, fred. Don't know her recent music at all.
	2:26pm northguineahills: @Stork: I was sitting at a bar in the LES (2005), and Laurie Anderson sat next to me. I nearly choked on my drink. We talked together for about two hours. It was my friend's experimental exlectronic party, and she invited Laurie to come by.
	2:27pm northguineahills: (Anderson, that is)
	2:27pm fred: @Stork: Still slowly unfolding mostly, but with more acoustic instruments than electronics (though some can be involved too)
	2:28pm northguineahills: errr, electronic...
	2:30pm fred: @ngh: it's OK, we all know that the GlennPassaic tastes interesting but gets in the way of typing
	2:31pm Stork: Whoa, ngh. Sucks not being you. Woulda killed for the chance! Who bought the drinks during those 2 hours?
	2:32pm northguineahills: @Stork: I was friends w/ the owner, so, I only had to pay for one drink (he organized avant shows there, and allowed me to dj/perform.)
	2:32pm Stork: This sounds like DJ Bryce digesting his food.
	2:34pm northguineahills: I don't remember who, but I heard an artist that attached contact mics to their abdoment to record and modulated digestion in real time.
	2:34pm headcleaner: holding on tight...
	2:34pm Stork: headcleaner! greetings!
	🥁 2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well this has been marvelous for napping : neither a dis nor even a backhanded compliment for a DJ - not from me anyhow... but sincere.
	2:38pm northguineahills: I had a chance to see Suzanne Ciani as an undergrad, but I had no idea who she was (saw the flyer). regret not going to this day.
	2:43pm fred: The last complete edition of the Sonic Protest festival (two years ago) featured both Suzanne Ciani and Eliane Radigue (and Jandek too!)
	2:46pm Stork: @RevRabb: :)zzzzzzzz
	2:49pm northguineahills: Pauline! (pre-faved) @Stork: I saw her once on a rainy day in 2009 under a tent outside the Lincoln Center w/ maybe 15 people. T'was, awesome!
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: This has been great, @Stork. Thanks. I'm headed out(side). I hear there's a world out there.
	2:50pm Stork: Jeff - B well!
	2:50pm northguineahills: nope, itwas 2008, 2 mos before my partner moved to the states....
	2:53pm northguineahills: Thanks for torqueing, the faux-pork, work, Stork!
	2:57pm fred: @Stork: Is knowing what you're talking about a requirement here?
	3:03pm Stork: I'd be out on my ass, on the curb - a cardboard box with all my stuff in it glancing off the side of my head if it were a requirement, fred.
	3:04pm Stork: ngh - the Pauline show is one mre to envy you for! I'm green, see?
	3:12pm Stork: Horace Parlan is God. In case you were wondering.
	3:12pm fred: Phew, for a moment I thought I stumbled into the wrong place. I'll refill that Glenn Passaic thing
	3:13pm Stork: 1 Jersey Swill, comin right up!
	3:24pm northguineahills: @Stork: I can't find my way out of a wet paper bag, but 9 x /10, I usually know what I'm talking about. Spelling and grammar be damned.
	3:25pm northguineahills: @fred: still waiting for Phew to release an eponymous album and track title (it would warm my cockles)
	3:28pm fred: @Stork: I kinda picture it served like this: vimeo.com... @ngh: Phew rules, no matter the title (she also played at Sonic Protest, a fantastic set)
	3:34pm northguineahills: It's funny, if I talk to hotel staff staff that are from Mexico or Colombia, they understand me. But, the ones from Central America, barely understand me. Different colloquialisms.
	3:35pm northguineahills: (see Quebecois vs Francais).
	🥁 3:35pm WR: Children Of The Fire was nice dramatic soundtrack for grocery checkout and treck home. Now meditative Codona for putting away the goods. Maybe will catchup on the pithy comments before the hour ends.
	3:35pm Stork: Will check that link later, fred - thanks.
	3:35pm northguineahills: The first Don Cherry album I got!
	3:36pm LadyChanticleer: This is beautiful
	3:37pm Stork: WR: I'm so pithy I gotta wear a pith helmet. And sometimes I gotta pith so bad, I go in my helmet.
	3:37pm northguineahills: @Stork, just don't do it w/ a chili pepper pith....
	3:38pm Sem: Full of pith and vinegar, Stork, this is why we like you.
	3:38pm Stork: GREETINGS AND WELCOME, LADY CHANTICLEER. She is Our Lady of Up Next, everybody. Her playlist starts here: wfmu.org... Stay tuned! You are hers at the top of the hour!
	3:41pm northguineahills: LC is my new favorite show (well, all shows are my favorite, no Sophie's Choice going on here), she kills it!
	3:42pm LadyChanticleer: Thank you! Blushin' over here
	3:42pm fred: @ngh: Québéquois is challenging to me @Stork: That's the theater company I was talking about earlier. That piece has the cowboy setting, but as they play cards, drink and fight, they talk about depression and failed marriages. Then it switches to a dance company performing between fight lines in Iraq, fueled by Red Bull, before being mowed down by drones. It's better than that, and makes less sense
	3:44pm Stork: ngh lies not. It's really a distraction of the nicest kind - I got stuff I gotta do after the show, and then comes Ritual Music. I mean , be fair!
	3:46pm Stork: Compelling stuff, fred. O, for live theater!
	3:46pm northguineahills: There was one time, David Dichelle, in Leipzig, played almost to 02:00 Central Europe Time on a weekday.
	3:49pm Gerry from Miami: Just got back home from grocery shopping and found this lovely piece from these four incredible musicians. Back in the 80s, while living in LA, I had an opportunity to see the original Ornette Coleman Quartet at the venerable Orpheum Theater downtown. This concert was part of a giant Olympic Arts Festival, celebrating the Games' return to Los Angeles for the first time since 1932. As luck would have it, upon arriving at the hall's front doors, we were greeted by a sign that said that Don Cherry would not be appearing as he had to have energency dental surgery. Major bummer and a fantastic reunion wiped out. The concert went on without him and was fantastic anyway, of course, with Ornette, Charlie and Billy..
	3:49pm fred: @ngh: when was that? I first heard his show later (like 9pm here, on Tuesdays maybe) then it moved to Thursdays at 6pm (here)
	3:51pm headcleaner: es war schōn bei dir, Herr Stork. jetzt nehm ich mir ein kleines nickerchen
	3:53pm chresti: Thanks fred and ngh for mentioning Phew, unknown to me and on Bandcamp!
	🥁 3:53pm WR: Don't recall I've ever listened to Gould playing organ before. Great episode today Stork. Would have liked today to have focused only on the music and comments but happy and enlivened to have been able to listen. Onward.
	3:54pm fred: @chresti: Phew is amazing, you're going to enjoy this
	3:54pm Gerry from Miami: Correctuon on the "Codona" piece. All that lovely music was created by just three players, not 4. My ears were fooling me into thinking there was another member in the band!
	🥁 3:55pm WR: Catch me catch me? Are you the Gingerbread Man? Thanks again Stork. :()
	3:56pm Stork: Hi Gerry from Miami! Did I mention a 4th person? It's all been a blur!
	🥁 3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I Thank Thee o' Yor Storknes thru my various stages of (un)consciousness for another fine Sunday afternoon Eastern WesternHemisphere Time.
	3:56pm Stork: WR: xo
	3:59pm Gerry from Miami: No, Stork, it was my boo boo. Your back announcing was perfect! Thanks for a great show which I will be looking for in the Archives. Next week, same BAT time, same BAT station.
	3:59pm Stork: Hey there, too many beauties to like, enumerate and stuff - multi grazie for your very presence - let's go dig some Ritual Music !
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork
	4:00pm chresti: Thank you, Stork!
	4:02pm northguineahills: @fred: It was a fill-in maybe 18 months ago, David was doing a marathon (Not the WFMU marathon). session and just kept on going. Thanks, Stork!

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