WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from July 4, 2021

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from July 4, 2021

With billows and blasts from choirs and orchesters
Buskers and talkers
Big bands and squawkers,
the Stork Club has retained its qualities of decaying elegance and dwindling significance since the late 1950s.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
George and Ira Gerschwin	Typical Self-Made American	Strike Up the Band 1990 Studio Cast (1927 version)	a 1927 musical with a book by Morrie Ryskind, lyrics by Ira Gershwin and music by George Gershwin. - - - Main vocals: Don Chastain, Brent Barrett, Men Conductor – John Mauceri - - Recorded December 13-20,1990 at BMG Studio A, New York City
Stan Kenton	America "America" by "Stan Kenton"	Kenton's West Side Story	///Bass – Peter Chivily ///Drums – Jerry Lestock McKenzie ///Drums [Latin] – George Acevedo (2) ///Mellophone – Dwight Carver, Gene Roland, Gordon Davison, Keith Lamotte ///Percussion [Utility] – Larry Bunker, Lou Singer ///Piano, Conductor – Stan Kenton ///Saxophone – Gabe Baltazar, Marvin Holladay, Paul Renzi, Sam Donahue, Wayne Dunstan ///Trombone – Bob Fitzpatrick, Dave Wheeler, Jack Spurlock, Jim Amlotte ///Trumpet – Bob Rolfe, Bud Brisbois, Conte Candoli, Dalton Smith, Ernie Bernhardt, Sanford Skinner ///Tuba – Clive Acker - - - Recorded on March 16, 1961 at Goldwyn Sound Stage 5 Hollywood.	0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Dean Dittman & Gordon B. Clarke	The Freedom of the Press	The Cradle Will Rock 1964 Off-Broadway Cast	Mr. Mister ............ Gordon B. Clarke §§§Editor Daily ............ Dean Dittmann a revival of Marc Blitzstein's musical. play. Staged by Howard Da Silva; presented by Robert S. Fishko, John A. Prescott and David Rubinson, in association with George Avakian; musical director, Gershon Kingsley; musical consultant, Leonard Bernstein; choreography by Rhoda Levine; production stage manager, Ron Bruncati. At Theater Four, 424 West 55th Street	0:08:20 (Pop-up)
Noel Coward	I Like America "I Like America" by "Noel Coward"	in New York	Orchestrated By [Orchestra direction], Piano, Accompanied By, Arranged By – Peter Matz (1956)	0:11:51 (Pop-up)
Alec Templeton	As Brünnhilde's Battle Cry Might Be Sung By An American Crooner	Bach Goes To Town		0:14:57 (Pop-up)
Brian Harnetty	"Thank You, Vern Henson"	American Winter		0:17:28 (Pop-up)
Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies	Gospel Music For Abraham Ruddell Byrd III: Gospel Music	American Metaphysical Circus		0:18:06 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Billy Jack "Billy Jack" by "Curtis Mayfield"	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	0:22:30 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno & David Byrne	America Is Waiting	My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Complete Version)	Arranged By – Brian Eno, David Byrne, David Van Tieghem, Tim Wright (2) §§§Arranged By, Bass – Bill Laswell §§§Bass [Click] – Tim Wright (2) §§§Drums, Percussion – David Van Tieghem. - - -1981	0:28:29 (Pop-up)
Mia Doi Todd	Independence Day "Independence Day" by "Mia Doi Todd"	The Golden State	Bass – Davey Faragher §§§Drums, Percussion – Jerry Marotta §§§Electric Guitar – Nels Cline §§§Glockenspiel – Kraig Grady §§§Harpsichord [Chamberlin], Clavinet, Claviola, Harmonium [Electric], Organ §§§[Field, Hammond Chord Organ, Vox Continental Baroque Organ], §§§Harmonium [Acoustic], Harmonium [Indian], Keyboards [Chilton Talentmaker, Orchestron], Piano, Piano [Prepared] – Mitchell Froom §§§Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Loops – Mia Doi Todd §§§§Written-By – Mia Doi Todd - - - 2002	0:31:58 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	A Beautiful War "A Beautiful War" by "Robert Wyatt"	Comicopera	Voice, Piano, Percussion, Voice [Karenotron (i.e. Voice Of Karen Mantler)] – Robert Wyatt Written-By – Eno	0:36:32 (Pop-up)
DJ Yankee Dud-ell	"DJ Yankee Dud-ell"			0:39:13 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian; Luciano Berio with Juilliard Ensemble	Who Hasn't Taken A Piece Out of My Life?	Berio: Recital I for Cathy; Folk Songs; 3 Songs by Kurt Weill		0:47:00 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian; Luciano Berio with Juilliard Ensemble	Musician Exchange - These 5 Men…	Berio: Recital I for Cathy; Folk Songs; 3 Songs by Kurt Weill		0:50:28 (Pop-up)
Juilliard Ensemble, Berberian, Holliger, Berio	Chamber Music (Jamey Joyce) - I Strings in the Earth and Air	London, 4/1969	Cello – Fred Sherry §§§Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell §§§Harp – Kathleen Bride §§§Lyrics By [Poem] – James Joyce §§§Voice – Cathy Berberian - - - Recording London, 4/1969	0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Juilliard Ensemble, Berberian, Holliger, Berio	Chamber Music (Jamey Joyce) - II Monotone	London, 4/1969	Cello – Fred Sherry §§§Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell §§§Harp – Kathleen Bride §§§Lyrics By [Poem] – James Joyce §§§Voice – Cathy Berberian	0:55:53 (Pop-up)
Juilliard Ensemble, Berberian, Holliger, Berio	Chamber Music (Jamey Joyce) - III Winds of May	London, 4/1969	Cello – Fred Sherry §§§Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell §§§Harp – Kathleen Bride §§§Lyrics By [Poem] – James Joyce §§§Voice – Cathy Berberian	0:57:41 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Tango-Pasodoble, William Walton, Façade	Nel labirinto della voce (?)		0:59:08 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Stripsody "Stripsody" by "Cathy Berberian"	Nel labirinto della voce	Bruno Canino: piano. - a production of Saarländischer Rundfunk, 1970	1:01:03 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian; Luciano Berio with Juilliard Ensemble	Folk Songs - III. Loosin yelav... (Armenia)	Berio: Recital I for Cathy; Folk Songs; 3 Songs by Kurt Weill	'Folk Songs' (composed in 1964) and '3 Songs by Kurt Weill' recorded on December 21 & 23, 1968, in Webster Hall, New York City.	1:05:09 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Your Gold Teeth "Your Gold Teeth" by "Steely Dan"	Countdown To Ecstasy	Donald Fagen – acoustic and electric pianos, synthesizer, lead and backing vocals • Walter Becker – electric bass, harmonica, backing vocals • Denny Dias – electric guitar, mixing • Jeff "Skunk" Baxter – electric and pedal steel guitars • Jim Hodder – drums, percussion, backing vocals - 1974	1:07:26 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Ticket To Ride "Ticket To Ride" by "Cathy Berberian"	MagnifiCathy - The Many Voices Of Cathy Berberian	Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Cathy Berberian Piano, Harpsichord – Bruno Canino - - Recorded November 1970 in Milan, except "Stripsody", which is a production of Saarländischer Rundfunk.	1:14:13 (Pop-up)
DJ Coluratura Baritone	"DJ Coluratura Baritone"			1:16:09 (Pop-up)
John Prine	My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight	Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster		1:24:24 (Pop-up)
Sam Cooke	Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair	Swing Low	Conductor [Orchestra] – Sammy Lowe - - 1961	1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer & Mark O'Connor feat. Alison Krauss	Slumber My Darling	Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster		1:31:51 (Pop-up)
Dave Brubeck Quartet	Swanee River	Live At The Kurhaus 1967: The Lost Recordings	//Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond //Bass – Eugene Wright //Drums – Joe Morello //Piano – Dave Brubeck. — Recorded at the Kurhaus, Scheveningen, October, 24, 1967	1:36:39 (Pop-up)
The Honeymooners	The $99,000 Answer		aired: January 28, 1956	1:44:41 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Hard Times "Hard Times" by "Johnny Cash"	Unearthed III: Redemption Songs	Released: 2003	1:49:25 (Pop-up)
Elmer Fudd & Bugs Bunny	Oh Susanna	Episode: The Wacky Wabbit	The Wacky Wabbit is a 1942 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. It stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd (voiced by Mel Blanc and Arthur Q. Bryan, respectively).	1:00:00 (Pop-up)
Squirrel Nut Zippers	Ghost Of Stephen Foster	Perennial Favorites	Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Ken Mosher §§§Banjo – Katharine Whalen §§§Bass – Don Raleigh §§§Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Chris Phillips §§§Tenor Saxophone, Gong, Backing Vocals, Clarinet – Tom Maxwell §§§Trumpet, Backing Vocals – Je Widenhouse §§§Violin, Backing Vocals – Andrew Bird §§§Vocals, Guitar – Jim Mathus - - Recorded in 1997 at Kensway, Pittsboro, North Carolina	1:55:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Mietwagenhandler	"DJ Mietwagenhandler"			1:59:14 (Pop-up)
Fred Wesley & the J.B.'s	Damn Right I Am Somebody	Funky Good Time: the Anthology	Alto Saxophone – Maceo Parker §§§Bass – Fred Thomas §§§Congas – Johnny Griggs §§§Drums – John "Jabo" Starks §§§Guitar – Hearlon "Cheese" Martin, Jimmy Nolen §§§Percussion – John Morgan §§§Tenor Saxophone – St. Clair Pinckney §§§Trombone – Fred Wesley §§§Trumpet – Isiah "Ike" Oakley §§§Vocals – James Brown §§§Written-By – Fred Wesley, James Brown - - - recorded at Sound Ideas Studios, New York City, February 19, 1974. Introduction recorded at A&R Studios, New York City, November 29, 1973, and February 4, 1974	2:08:03 (Pop-up)
Deee-Lite	Deee Lite Theme "Deee Lite Theme" by "Deee-Lite"	World Clique	Lady Miss Kier – vocals, lyrics • Super DJ Dimitri – turntables, samples • DJ Towa Tei – turntables, keyboards, programming • Bill Coleman, Sahirah Moore and Sheila Slappy – additional vocals • Bootsy Collins – bass, vocals • Q-Tip (from A Tribe Called Quest) – raps • Maceo Parker – saxophone • Fred Wesley – trombone Recorded January–May 1990	2:14:24 (Pop-up)
Poncho Sanchez	JB's Strut "JB's Strut" by "Poncho Sanchez"	Out Of Sight	Baritone Saxophone, – Scott Martin §§§Bass, – Tony Banda Bongos, Congas, Percussion – Sal Vasquez §§§Congas, Percussion – Poncho Sanchez §§§Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Serafin Aguilar §§§Organ [Hammond B-3] – Billy Preston §§§Organ [Hammond B-3], Piano, Directed By [Musical Director] – David Torres §§§Tenor Saxophone – Pee Wee Ellis §§§Timbales – George Ortiz §§§Trombone – Fred Wesley §§§Trombone, – Francisco Torres . - - - Recorded on March 3-5, 2003 at O’Henry Sound Studios, Burbank, California.	2:16:32 (Pop-up)
Bernie Worrell	Hold On "Hold On" by "Bernie Worrell"	All the Woo in the World	Bernie Worrell - lead vocals, all keyboards • Garry Shider, Walter Morrison, George Clinton, Bootsy Collins - additional lead vocals • Walter Morrison - additional keyboards on "Hold On" • Garry Shider, Walter Morrison, Eddie Hazel, Glenn Goins, Phelps Collins, Bootsy Collins, Michael Hampton - guitar • Rodney Curtis, Billy Bass Nelson - bass • Tyrone Lampkin, Jim Wright, Gary Cooper - drums • Fred Wesley, Maceo Parker, Richard Griffith, Rick Gardner - horns • Eli Fontaine - saxophone solo on "Hold On" - - 1978	2:21:37 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	I Bid You Goodnight "I Bid You Goodnight" by "David Byrne"	Music For the Knee Plays	Garnett Brown - trombone • David Byrne - vocals • Ernie Fields - baritone saxophone • Bill Green - baritone saxophone • Bobbye Hall - percussion • Dana Hughes - trombone • Paul Humphrey - drums • Jackie Kelso - saxophone • Harry Kim - trumpet • David Stout - trombone • Phil Teil - trombone • Fred Wesley - trombone - - - Recorded at One On One Studio, North Hollywood, April 4th, 1984 and Sound Studio Recorders, North Hollywood, April 5th & 6th, 1984	2:26:29 (Pop-up)
Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns Featuring Maceo Parker	Four Play	A Blow For Me, A Toot To You	§§Fred Wesley (trombone), Maceo Parker (saxophone), Rick Gardner (trumpet), Richard "Kush" Griffith (trumpet) - horns • §§Brecker Brothers - additional horns • §§Jerome Brailey, Frankie "Kash" Waddy, Bootsy Collins - drums • §§Glenn Goins, Garry Shider, Michael Hampton, Bootsy Collins, Phelps Collins - guitar • §§Bootsy Collins - bass • §§Bernie Worrell - keyboards - - -Recorded 1977 Studio United Sound Studio, Detroit, Michigan Hollywood Sound Studio, Hollywood, California	2:29:22 (Pop-up)
Mop Mop	Run Around "Run Around" by "Mop Mop"	Isle Of Magic	Acoustic Guitar – Lutz Schlosser §§§Double Bass – Bruno Briscik §§§Trombone – Fred Wesley §§§Vocals – Anthony Joseph §§§Percussion [Percussions] – Andrea Benini, Danilo Mineo, Lorenzo Gasperoni §§§Piano [Prepared Piano] – Alex Trebo* §§§Vibraphone – Pasquale Mirra §§§Written-By – Andrea Benini, Anthony Joseph, Fred Wesley - -2013	2:37:19 (Pop-up)
Idris Muhammad	Sudan "Sudan" by "Idris Muhammad"	House of the Rising Sun	§§§Arranged By, Conductor [Conducted By] – Dave Matthews §§§Baritone Saxophone – Ronnie Cuber §§§Bass – Wilbur Bascomb §§§Cello – Alan Shulman , Charles McCracken , Seymour Barab §§§Drums, Percussion – Idris Muhammad §§§§Guitar, Bass – Eric Gale §§§§Percussion – George Devens §§§§Piano – Roland Hanna §§§Trombone - Fred Wesley §§§Trumpet – Tom Harrell §§§Violin – Charles Libove , David Nadien Emanuel Green Harold Kohon Harry Cykman, Joe Malin (tracks: 1 to 6), Max Ellen, Paul Gershman §§§Vocals – Debbie McDuffie* (tracks: 2, 6), Frank Floyd (tracks: 1 to 6), Hilda Harris (tracks: 2, 6), Patti Austin (tracks: 2, 6) - - - - - Recorded June, September, October 1975	2:42:34 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Shoot Your Shot "Shoot Your Shot" by "James Brown"	The Payback	James Brown - lead vocals, electric piano • St. Clair Pinckney - tenor saxophone, flute • Maceo Parker - alto saxophone, flute • Darryl "Hasaan" Jamison - trumpet • Jerone "Jasaan" Sanford - trumpet • Isiah "Ike" Oakley - trumpet • Fred Wesley - trombone • Hearlon "Cheese" Martin - guitar • Jimmy Nolen - guitar • Fred Thomas - bass • John "Jabo" Starks - drums • John Morgan - percussion - - 1973	2:53:08 (Pop-up)
DJ M...Boom?	"DJ M...Boom?"			3:01:11 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Hotter Than That "Hotter Than That" by "Louis Armstrong"	The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings		3:08:00 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Them There Eyes "Them There Eyes" by "Louis Armstrong"	The Complete Decca Studio Recordings of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars		3:11:04 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong and his Allstars	Now You Has Jazz	Now You Has Jazz	Bass – Bill Cronk §§§Clarinet – Joe Darensbourg §§§Drums – Danny Barcelona §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet, Vocals – Louis Armstrong §§§Vocals – Louis Armstrong - - - Recorded 1961/62	3:14:00 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Blue Turning Grey Over You	Satch Plays Fats - A Tribute To The Immortal Fats Waller	Bass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Barrett Deems §§§Lead Vocals – Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton (tracks: 1, 4, 6) §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet – Louis Armstrong - - - Recorded April 26th, 1955 to May 3, 1955	3:21:01 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Otchi-Tchor-Ni-Ya	The Complete Decca Studio Recordings of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars (disc 2)	Bass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Kenny John §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Tenor Saxophone – Bud Freeman §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet – Louis Armstrong §§§Trad. Russian folksong	3:25:53 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue	Satchmo At Symphony Hall (1947)	Bass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Sidney Catlett §§§Piano – Dick Cary §§§Trombone – Jack Teagarden §§§Trumpet, vocals – Louis Armstrong	3:31:01 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	As Long As You Live You'll Be Dead If You Die	The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions (1935-1946)		3:35:13 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Memphis Blues (Or, Mister Crump)	Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy	Louis Armstrong – trumpet, vocals • Trummy Young – trombone • Barney Bigard – clarinet • Billy Kyle – piano • Arvell Shaw – double bass • Barrett Deems – drums • Velma Middleton – vocals - - - Recorded July 12-14, 1954	3:37:24 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald / Louis Armstrong	April In Paris	Ella and Louis	Ella Fitzgerald – vocals • Louis Armstrong – vocals, trumpet • Oscar Peterson – piano • Herb Ellis – guitar • Ray Brown – bass • Buddy Rich – drums - - Recorded August 16, 1956 Capitol Studios, Los Angeles	3:40:23 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling	Satch Plays Fats - A Tribute To The Immortal Fats Waller	ass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Barrett Deems §§§Lead Vocals – Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton (tracks: 1, 4, 6) §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet – Louis Armstrong - - - Recorded April 26th, 1955 to May 3, 1955	3:46:55 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington	Cottontail	The Great Summit: The Master Takes	Duke Ellington (piano) • Louis Armstrong (trumpet, vocals) • Barney Bigard (clarinet) • Danny Barcelona (drums) • Mort Herbert (bass) • Trummy Young (trombone) - - 1961	3:50:05 (Pop-up)
DJ Damp Squib fizzles out	"DJ Damp Squib fizzles out"			3:53:48 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	11:57am Stork: Greetings, valued patron! Can I proffer you a cocktail, perhaps? Let's all get red, then white, then blue!
	11:58am hyde: hello! pass me an M80
	12:00pm TDK60: Hi Stork.
	12:02pm chresti: Hi Stork and swells!
	12:03pm Stork: Helloooo Hyde, TDK60 and chresti!
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not sure I truthfully knew Gershwin got so Gilbert & Sullivan. But of course Theater & all this...
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: Take me home, Stork-filled roads!
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Hi Stork!
	12:11pm Stork: Jeff, great 2nd half of your show (i was melting down with tech probs the first half). I infer from this that the firs half may not have been terrible.
	12:20pm Stork: doctorjazz! Welcomes! RevRabb!
	12:29pm hyde: i estimate that this eno/byrne record was played over 500 times in my dorm room
	12:31pm doctorjazz: And that was just one fun-filled night, @hyde!
	12:33pm hyde: haha, too close to the truth @doc!
	12:33pm Marco Esquandolas: Hi Stork! I had no idea bill laswell was involved with Byrne and Eno. Neat!
	12:35pm Stork: @Marco - yeah they worked with that great NY rhythm unit - with great results.
	12:37pm Marco Esquandolas: Awesome. I got into bill laswell about 10 it so years ago when I heard Praxis, which I love
	12:42pm adamdoesit: Hello Stork and Wolfganggang. Another birthday broadcast, is it?
	12:48pm chresti: It's got to be someone's birthday, adamdoesit!
	12:51pm doctorjazz: Louis Armstrong used to say July 4 was his birthday, but it later turned out to be August 4. WKCR (directed by Phil Schapp) would do a birthday broadcast for Satch both days.
	12:51pm adamdoesit: True, chresti! Even February 29th.
	12:51pm chresti: Cathy Berberian, for instance..
	12:52pm doctorjazz: In fact, they're doing it today, 24 hours of Satch, when you have nothing to listen to...
	12:54pm Stork: Yup, it's another birthday-packed Sunday.
	1:00pm chresti: Louis's birthday is 2 days after my birthday.
	1:03pm Little Danny: Hello Stork, hello freunde
	1:04pm coelacanth∅: what, no Eric Dolphy? am i in the wrong place?
	🥁 1:05pm WR: chresti, i had put you on my wfmu bday calendar for August 12, so it is August 2?
	1:06pm Stork: Oh, I forgot to metnion that July 4th is also Alec Templeton's B-Day (check playlist, 1st set)
	🥁 1:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...honestly, found the mannered quality of the last annoying - & bel canto sometimes a hard sell for me - then it started to catch up with my sense of Absurdity...
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: ah but i missed one of my favorite Curtis Mayfield songs, and Robert Wyatt, and Mia... man that looks like a great set!
	🥁 1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I probly just need to eat more :p ...
	1:08pm coelacanth∅: ...hi Stork and Wolf gang
	1:10pm Stork: Danny! Get that link up on me playlist!! I cant't find it cuz I'm a dope, see?
	1:10pm adamdoesit: Hi coel!
	🥁 1:10pm WR: That's ok RevRabNov63, we all have our limitations. For example, for me Steely Dan is like accidently picking up a red hot pan with only fingernails on the chalkboard as a treatment.
	1:11pm Stork: coel, adamdoesit, WR and all neglected parties - Schwing!
	1:12pm coelacanth∅: greetings adam!
	1:12pm Little Danny: wfmu.org... Thanks for reminding me, Stork!
	🥁 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Being annoyed may even be the intention on some level ...& it may even be healthy occasionally...
	1:13pm Stork: Danny - thumbs-up picture-thingy
	1:14pm Heidee: Guten Abend from Heidelberg!
	🥁 1:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & WR - I have a pretty strong aversion to a lot of Mainstream Popular 1970s stuff & the like. Was always OK w/ The Dan somehow. I guess I admire they melded a frictionless surface with a sardonic underside - & even got it to Chart big.
	1:15pm coelacanth∅: hmm, i distinctly remember a particular listener proclaiming, several years ago, that he likes "everything" played on wfmu!
	1:16pm Stork: Heidee- wie geht's?
	1:21pm Heidee: I'm fine, thanks! ♡ Been wondering what your German background is... Can't tell from your perfect accent.
	1:26pm Marco Esquandolas: Oh gosh thanks for playing this. Cheers everyone!
	1:27pm chresti: WR, yes, the 2nd.
	🥁 1:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: chresti : That means your Leo Sun is about where my Ascendant in my Rising Sign is ...ergo, you light up my life ! :D (Speaking of cheesy songs...)
	1:30pm doctorjazz: Always had a soft spot for Steely Dan, from the minute I heard the guitar solo on Reelin in the Years and the Horace Silver inspired Rickie Don't Lose That Number. I did get to see them once on one of their last concert tours-it was pretty disappointing, have to say (but that's what you get for waiting to see artists until way past their prime). Gonna go out biking, catch y'all later.
	1:30pm Stork: That's way too nice, Heidee - but keep it coming! ;) I'm a transplanted New Jersey boy.
	1:31pm watchpocket: Happy Fourth, Stork. I'm glad that - as far as I can tell - the theme today is not the Fourth. I don't know what the theme is, and that's OK.
	1:31pm Little Danny: Lovely.
	1:33pm Heidee: Ha Wolfgang! 👍 And transplanted from where? :-) Is there any German connection though? (Why do I feel that)? Love Alison Krauss!
	🥁 1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - some Jazzbos I think resent Dan as ripping off Jazz - while others like actual Jazz being referenced - & that level of technical Musicianship. There's all the pompous audiophiles - & the soundmen obsessing over Dan that might put one off... Worse thing happened on Commercial Radio then, put it that way...
	1:34pm Marco Esquandolas: I’m not much of a vocals person. That said, every time I hear Allison Krauss sing, I get goosebumps. So beautiful
	🥁 1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & trip is - she was just gonna be the fiddle player in the beginning...
	1:35pm chresti: RevRab, that's a double Leo with Moon in Scorpio.
	1:35pm Marco Esquandolas: Yeah rev rabbit. So crazy
	🥁 1:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: chresti: Oh we may have been here already... Yer also Sunrise: Leo Rising too. & My Sun (& other stuff) of course is Scorpio !
	1:38pm chresti: Yes, RevRab, that's right!
	🥁 1:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Stephen Foster as a ♋︎Cancer makes complete sense.
	1:40pm chresti: Franco's bd is 2 weeks before mine on the 19th.
	1:41pm Stork: I have a great-grandmother who came from Germany - maybe from Mainz(ish)? Bonn? Seems like on the Rhein somewhere. Other than that, no real connection. I love the language, of course.
	🥁 1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So Franco is a late Sun in ♋︎Cancer. I see.
	🥁 1:47pm WR: Love this Honeymooners bit.
	1:48pm Stanley: Take the Reds, man.
	1:49pm Heidee: @Stork, thanks for sharing your story. 🌻
	🥁 1:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lennon cited 'Please' by Bing in writing 'Please Please Me'...
	1:53pm Stork: @Heidee: sehr gern.
	1:53pm watchpocket: Wait, it's theme . . . Amerikkka!
	1:54pm Marco Esquandolas: @coelcanthe 1:15- I don’t know who you’re talking about. BUT, I do know you’re not talking about my girlfriend! She’s a good sport about it though
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: haha watchpocket... yes. usa, incorporated.
	🥁 1:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Omg - how great is it just to hear that Elmer & Bugs.
	🥁 1:57pm WR: Hi @Heidee, since you asked about the Steve Buscemi GIF on my profile I was asking around and HyperDose identified it as from the movie The Wedding Singer.
	🥁 1:58pm redkayak: Happy 4th of July everyone!
	2:00pm Marco Esquandolas: @watchpocket - why so serious?
	2:01pm Heidee: @WR, whey-hey! How lovely to come back to our conversation, and including HyperDose :-)
	2:06pm Marco Esquandolas: Little Danny on a Sunday!!!! Woo hoo!!!
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: Marco, i thought it was absurd when it was said; and impossible, unless the person is a pliable ball of putty with no faculty of judgement! but that statement's been shown to be an untruth -whether known to be at the time or not. i personally do dislike quite a lot of what i hear on wfmu and i expect no one will ever like everything i like. i'm sure i've never had a girlfriend who liked more than maybe 70% of what i liked!
	2:08pm watchpocket: Serious? We must be serious!
	2:10pm Marco Esquandolas: Haha coelacanth! TRUTH! Part of the beauty of this station is the music that sucks so bad, I have a hard time turning it off!
	2:10pm coelacanth∅: hahaha!
	2:10pm Stork: watchpocket, RevRabb, and redkayak - greeeeeeetz!!!!!!!!
	2:10pm TDK60: I have cassettes cued in case a song comes along on WFMU that I abhor.
	2:12pm watchpocket: Schtump it to me Schtork!
	2:12pm Stork: Marco, you have your finger - nay, your whole body - on the pulse. It's not always about liking it anyway.
	2:12pm chresti: TDK60, will you see any fireworks from your perch tonight?
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: right -as TDK, i've always got something else ready!
	2:13pm Stork: watchpocket: stay forever unserious! (heart emoji)
	🥁 2:13pm duke: Hello Stork and Storklings
	2:14pm TDK60: Chresti, I hope not. I'm staying overnight with a sister in the suburbs to get away from the wonderful neighborhood people who blow up fireworks late at night, you know, when most people sleep.
	2:15pm Marco Esquandolas: Oh yeah let’s get funky serious
	2:16pm watchpocket: SERIOUSLY though. . . . There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference. (This was written by William James when he was SERIOUSLY zonked on N2O.)
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: hey duke!
	2:16pm chresti: Ah yes, that happens a lot in our neighborhood, TDK60.
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: i feel differently, to some degree
	2:18pm Marco Esquandolas: Hahaha watchpocket! Reading that quote made me want some nitrous. Going to the store. Be right back in a different degree of serious degrees
	2:18pm watchpocket: Gosh I plum forgot about Deee-Lite!
	🥁 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: N2O is quite handy when you really hate a track.
	2:19pm Stork: @RevRabb - that was spit-take funny.
	🥁 2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like BillHicks saying - legal ?! Sometimes pot should be mandatory. Like traffic jams everybody's leaning on their horns... Shut Up ! Smoke this !! ...Damn - sorry man ...was taking life seriously again...
	2:20pm watchpocket: It's good when you like a track. Hey man, let's face it, it's good anytime!
	2:22pm chresti: It's good when it's good.
	2:24pm TDK60: Chresti, do you go watch "official" fireworks displays? I can take those as they're usually at 9 for an hour.
	2:25pm Marco Esquandolas: Just say NO2 kids!
	2:26pm TDK60: Got to see Bernie Worrell in the early '00s. Lotsa fun.
	2:32pm Little Danny: These laidback JBs jams are so good.
	2:32pm adamdoesit: Back from a little dorkbiking, just in time for Mr. Fred Wesley to shake everything.
	2:34pm Stork: True, Danny. Laying in the Groove is what they could do! Slow was kinda their specialty.
	2:37pm Stork: Danny - get your glass up!
	🥁 2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tight but never sterile. Who is there to compete?
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: bit of a Fela vibe
	2:41pm Little Danny: Speaking of grooves. This is great.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Back from my bike ride, small fall, nothing big, just a knee scrape (gotta get rid of those clipless pedals).
	2:52pm Stork: Oooh, Dr. J - take good care y'self!
	2:54pm doctorjazz: Mmm m pooch really digging the scrape, he'll clean it off nicely.
	🥁 2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everybody be like - bicycles ! ...I'm like - oh. Yeah. ...Then Uncle Michael breaks his pelvis !
	2:56pm doctorjazz: In 2 places-UM don't do nothin' half way.
	2:56pm Heidee: Taking the dog for a walk, thank you for a great show! Bye all, take care.
	2:57pm TDK60: Didn't hear that Revrab. Is Uncle Michael's show off for a bit?
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: dr.j glad yer alright
	3:07pm Little Danny: Thanks Stork, I'm excited too!
	3:08pm coelacanth∅: haha
	🥁 3:08pm WR: The killjoy was Tad Jones.
	3:09pm chresti: Every day is Louis Day!
	3:09pm adamdoesit: Happy birthday (observed), Pops! If I had to pick a single greatest American, you're the guy.
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Coel, stupid fall (I wasn't moving, had unblocked my shoes, but just caught them getting off). More of a blow to my pride. Sing it Satch!
	🥁 3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60 he miss the last one - we'll see ! It ain't no cold you can sleep off...damn.
	3:13pm doctorjazz: UM didn't do the Friday show, no official word on his return (but he's recuperating up a flight, studio is in his basement, I don't see that happening for a while).unless they somehow bring the studio to him.
	3:14pm doctorjazz: The Hot Fives and Hot Sevens are a high point in American music.
	3:15pm adamdoesit: doctorjazz, I'm coming to regret every bike-positive word I've said on this board. If this epidemic of drummer stream falls keeps up, I may still be riding, but there'll be nothing left to listen to when I get home.
	3:16pm Listener Robert: It would be hilarious if Louis Armstrong turned out to be a white guy.
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Took me a while to appreciate later Satch (probably because I grew up seeing him on shows like Ed Sullivan, being the entertainer), but it's all essential.
	🥁 3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is said that every Improvising Musician owes a debt to Armstrong. In the U.S.American Forms anyhow.
	3:20pm doctorjazz: Satch did speak fluent Yiddish, and wore a Jewish Star until he passed.
	🥁 3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Something about a Jewish family in New Orleans giving him major support in very early years.
	3:23pm TDK60: All the way from the Big Easy to Queens, NYC and out to the Cosmos.
	3:23pm doctorjazz: RRN63, if go farther, singers, jazz players R&B, Rock,vall have some Satch in their roots, whether they know it or not.
	3:24pm doctorjazz: *I'd go further...
	3:26pm doctorjazz: You just have to listen to some pre-Satch singers from the 20s to hear what a revolution in rhythm he inspired.
	🥁 3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Angus Young of AC/DC says he knows it ! For example.
	3:32pm doctorjazz: Not only the rhythm, but the idea that you could bee a pop singer with a gravel voice like his (Blues singers did this, like Charlie Patton, but whites audiences didn't hear them for the most part). He is supposed to have left The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra because Henderson wouldn't allow him to sing. Satch had the last laugh...
	3:34pm Listener Robert: Thus paving the way for Bingo Gazingo.
	🥁 3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everything that's been said probly 100 years. The power - the technique - the expression - the ideas ! He changed what people thot was possible on the Trumpet - & for all Music. From where I sit - tempted to compare him to Hendrix or Bird these ways - but @ this level comparisons won't do.
	3:40pm Stork: One of the reasons I'm bummed that our time is almost up: I love the conversations going on - that I got distracted and didn't articipate inough in, but so grateful for the high Playlist Schmooze Level.
	3:42pm Stork: The PSL level is easily 9 for this show.
	3:44pm adamdoesit: They say it's important to get your PSL level checked periodically.
	3:44pm Stork: Thanks so damn much, all! Stick around for Little Danny's schtick - such a show this guy does!
	3:46pm Little Danny: A perfectly-placed trampoline for easy landing: wfmu.org... Thanks all, hope to see you there!
	🥁 3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I steal WiFi so I don't know if it's PSL or not much less the level...
	3:47pm TDK60: Another July 4: in 1845 Thoreau took up his stay at Walden Pond.
	3:47pm doctorjazz: The Ella and Loius albums are another high point in American music (to my ears), and, as I've mentioned before, were a safe space my musical theater loving new wife and I could meet when driving or otherwise stuck with the other's musical taste (she's since learned how to take cover).
	3:48pm Little Danny: As always Stork, an inspired and inspiring show today.
	3:49pm adamdoesit: Thanks for the tuneful hang, Stork & co. Happy Independence Day, internet radio style.
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: i didn't know that about Thoreau. for decades my only july 4 habit ("tradition"?) has been taking a dayhike by myself. (though it's been 3 years now that i didn't)
	3:55pm TDK60: Danke muchos Herr Hepcat DJ Stork. Next week?..
	3:55pm doctorjazz: Great show, Stork! Thanks! Happy whatever, all out there!
	🥁 3:56pm WR: Yes, big plus for the Armstrong and Fitzgerald recordings. Instrumentally, for post WWII, the recordings with Teagarden. But everything Satchmo touched has something extra in it. ❤❤❤ Thank you Stork, great show. Skimmed the comments when I could, high PSL makes me wish I could chat more. Onward!
	3:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork! Thanks Satch!
	3:58pm Listener Robert: I'm headed out to a barbecue that's also somebody's birthday party around here. Last night I was to another that was also someone's birthday, and I even had to pass the other guy's on the way.
	3:59pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	3:59pm doctorjazz: :-)
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: buhboy
	🥁 3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY As Ever DJ Stork !
	4:00pm Stork: Whoopz! forgot the dang link - thanks, Danny!
	4:01pm Stork: THANKS YE GROOVIES! SEE YE NEXT SABBATH?
	4:04pm Doug Schulkind: This show deserves a Pulitzer.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
George and Ira Gerschwin	Typical Self-Made American	Strike Up the Band 1990 Studio Cast (1927 version)	a 1927 musical with a book by Morrie Ryskind, lyrics by Ira Gershwin and music by George Gershwin. - - - Main vocals: Don Chastain, Brent Barrett, Men Conductor – John Mauceri - - Recorded December 13-20,1990 at BMG Studio A, New York City
Stan Kenton	America "America" by "Stan Kenton"	Kenton's West Side Story	///Bass – Peter Chivily ///Drums – Jerry Lestock McKenzie ///Drums [Latin] – George Acevedo (2) ///Mellophone – Dwight Carver, Gene Roland, Gordon Davison, Keith Lamotte ///Percussion [Utility] – Larry Bunker, Lou Singer ///Piano, Conductor – Stan Kenton ///Saxophone – Gabe Baltazar, Marvin Holladay, Paul Renzi, Sam Donahue, Wayne Dunstan ///Trombone – Bob Fitzpatrick, Dave Wheeler, Jack Spurlock, Jim Amlotte ///Trumpet – Bob Rolfe, Bud Brisbois, Conte Candoli, Dalton Smith, Ernie Bernhardt, Sanford Skinner ///Tuba – Clive Acker - - - Recorded on March 16, 1961 at Goldwyn Sound Stage 5 Hollywood.	0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Dean Dittman & Gordon B. Clarke	The Freedom of the Press	The Cradle Will Rock 1964 Off-Broadway Cast	Mr. Mister ............ Gordon B. Clarke §§§Editor Daily ............ Dean Dittmann a revival of Marc Blitzstein's musical. play. Staged by Howard Da Silva; presented by Robert S. Fishko, John A. Prescott and David Rubinson, in association with George Avakian; musical director, Gershon Kingsley; musical consultant, Leonard Bernstein; choreography by Rhoda Levine; production stage manager, Ron Bruncati. At Theater Four, 424 West 55th Street	0:08:20 (Pop-up)
Noel Coward	I Like America "I Like America" by "Noel Coward"	in New York	Orchestrated By [Orchestra direction], Piano, Accompanied By, Arranged By – Peter Matz (1956)	0:11:51 (Pop-up)
Alec Templeton	As Brünnhilde's Battle Cry Might Be Sung By An American Crooner	Bach Goes To Town		0:14:57 (Pop-up)
Brian Harnetty	"Thank You, Vern Henson"	American Winter		0:17:28 (Pop-up)
Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies	Gospel Music For Abraham Ruddell Byrd III: Gospel Music	American Metaphysical Circus		0:18:06 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Billy Jack "Billy Jack" by "Curtis Mayfield"	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	0:22:30 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno & David Byrne	America Is Waiting	My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Complete Version)	Arranged By – Brian Eno, David Byrne, David Van Tieghem, Tim Wright (2) §§§Arranged By, Bass – Bill Laswell §§§Bass [Click] – Tim Wright (2) §§§Drums, Percussion – David Van Tieghem. - - -1981	0:28:29 (Pop-up)
Mia Doi Todd	Independence Day "Independence Day" by "Mia Doi Todd"	The Golden State	Bass – Davey Faragher §§§Drums, Percussion – Jerry Marotta §§§Electric Guitar – Nels Cline §§§Glockenspiel – Kraig Grady §§§Harpsichord [Chamberlin], Clavinet, Claviola, Harmonium [Electric], Organ §§§[Field, Hammond Chord Organ, Vox Continental Baroque Organ], §§§Harmonium [Acoustic], Harmonium [Indian], Keyboards [Chilton Talentmaker, Orchestron], Piano, Piano [Prepared] – Mitchell Froom §§§Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Loops – Mia Doi Todd §§§§Written-By – Mia Doi Todd - - - 2002	0:31:58 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	A Beautiful War "A Beautiful War" by "Robert Wyatt"	Comicopera	Voice, Piano, Percussion, Voice [Karenotron (i.e. Voice Of Karen Mantler)] – Robert Wyatt Written-By – Eno	0:36:32 (Pop-up)
DJ Yankee Dud-ell	"DJ Yankee Dud-ell"			0:39:13 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian; Luciano Berio with Juilliard Ensemble	Who Hasn't Taken A Piece Out of My Life?	Berio: Recital I for Cathy; Folk Songs; 3 Songs by Kurt Weill		0:47:00 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian; Luciano Berio with Juilliard Ensemble	Musician Exchange - These 5 Men…	Berio: Recital I for Cathy; Folk Songs; 3 Songs by Kurt Weill		0:50:28 (Pop-up)
Juilliard Ensemble, Berberian, Holliger, Berio	Chamber Music (Jamey Joyce) - I Strings in the Earth and Air	London, 4/1969	Cello – Fred Sherry §§§Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell §§§Harp – Kathleen Bride §§§Lyrics By [Poem] – James Joyce §§§Voice – Cathy Berberian - - - Recording London, 4/1969	0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Juilliard Ensemble, Berberian, Holliger, Berio	Chamber Music (Jamey Joyce) - II Monotone	London, 4/1969	Cello – Fred Sherry §§§Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell §§§Harp – Kathleen Bride §§§Lyrics By [Poem] – James Joyce §§§Voice – Cathy Berberian	0:55:53 (Pop-up)
Juilliard Ensemble, Berberian, Holliger, Berio	Chamber Music (Jamey Joyce) - III Winds of May	London, 4/1969	Cello – Fred Sherry §§§Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell §§§Harp – Kathleen Bride §§§Lyrics By [Poem] – James Joyce §§§Voice – Cathy Berberian	0:57:41 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Tango-Pasodoble, William Walton, Façade	Nel labirinto della voce (?)		0:59:08 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Stripsody "Stripsody" by "Cathy Berberian"	Nel labirinto della voce	Bruno Canino: piano. - a production of Saarländischer Rundfunk, 1970	1:01:03 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian; Luciano Berio with Juilliard Ensemble	Folk Songs - III. Loosin yelav... (Armenia)	Berio: Recital I for Cathy; Folk Songs; 3 Songs by Kurt Weill	'Folk Songs' (composed in 1964) and '3 Songs by Kurt Weill' recorded on December 21 & 23, 1968, in Webster Hall, New York City.	1:05:09 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Your Gold Teeth "Your Gold Teeth" by "Steely Dan"	Countdown To Ecstasy	Donald Fagen – acoustic and electric pianos, synthesizer, lead and backing vocals • Walter Becker – electric bass, harmonica, backing vocals • Denny Dias – electric guitar, mixing • Jeff "Skunk" Baxter – electric and pedal steel guitars • Jim Hodder – drums, percussion, backing vocals - 1974	1:07:26 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Ticket To Ride "Ticket To Ride" by "Cathy Berberian"	MagnifiCathy - The Many Voices Of Cathy Berberian	Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Cathy Berberian Piano, Harpsichord – Bruno Canino - - Recorded November 1970 in Milan, except "Stripsody", which is a production of Saarländischer Rundfunk.	1:14:13 (Pop-up)
DJ Coluratura Baritone	"DJ Coluratura Baritone"			1:16:09 (Pop-up)
John Prine	My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight	Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster		1:24:24 (Pop-up)
Sam Cooke	Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair	Swing Low	Conductor [Orchestra] – Sammy Lowe - - 1961	1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer & Mark O'Connor feat. Alison Krauss	Slumber My Darling	Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster		1:31:51 (Pop-up)
Dave Brubeck Quartet	Swanee River	Live At The Kurhaus 1967: The Lost Recordings	//Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond //Bass – Eugene Wright //Drums – Joe Morello //Piano – Dave Brubeck. — Recorded at the Kurhaus, Scheveningen, October, 24, 1967	1:36:39 (Pop-up)
The Honeymooners	The $99,000 Answer		aired: January 28, 1956	1:44:41 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Hard Times "Hard Times" by "Johnny Cash"	Unearthed III: Redemption Songs	Released: 2003	1:49:25 (Pop-up)
Elmer Fudd & Bugs Bunny	Oh Susanna	Episode: The Wacky Wabbit	The Wacky Wabbit is a 1942 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Bob Clampett. It stars Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd (voiced by Mel Blanc and Arthur Q. Bryan, respectively).	1:00:00 (Pop-up)
Squirrel Nut Zippers	Ghost Of Stephen Foster	Perennial Favorites	Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Ken Mosher §§§Banjo – Katharine Whalen §§§Bass – Don Raleigh §§§Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Chris Phillips §§§Tenor Saxophone, Gong, Backing Vocals, Clarinet – Tom Maxwell §§§Trumpet, Backing Vocals – Je Widenhouse §§§Violin, Backing Vocals – Andrew Bird §§§Vocals, Guitar – Jim Mathus - - Recorded in 1997 at Kensway, Pittsboro, North Carolina	1:55:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Mietwagenhandler	"DJ Mietwagenhandler"			1:59:14 (Pop-up)
Fred Wesley & the J.B.'s	Damn Right I Am Somebody	Funky Good Time: the Anthology	Alto Saxophone – Maceo Parker §§§Bass – Fred Thomas §§§Congas – Johnny Griggs §§§Drums – John "Jabo" Starks §§§Guitar – Hearlon "Cheese" Martin, Jimmy Nolen §§§Percussion – John Morgan §§§Tenor Saxophone – St. Clair Pinckney §§§Trombone – Fred Wesley §§§Trumpet – Isiah "Ike" Oakley §§§Vocals – James Brown §§§Written-By – Fred Wesley, James Brown - - - recorded at Sound Ideas Studios, New York City, February 19, 1974. Introduction recorded at A&R Studios, New York City, November 29, 1973, and February 4, 1974	2:08:03 (Pop-up)
Deee-Lite	Deee Lite Theme "Deee Lite Theme" by "Deee-Lite"	World Clique	Lady Miss Kier – vocals, lyrics • Super DJ Dimitri – turntables, samples • DJ Towa Tei – turntables, keyboards, programming • Bill Coleman, Sahirah Moore and Sheila Slappy – additional vocals • Bootsy Collins – bass, vocals • Q-Tip (from A Tribe Called Quest) – raps • Maceo Parker – saxophone • Fred Wesley – trombone Recorded January–May 1990	2:14:24 (Pop-up)
Poncho Sanchez	JB's Strut "JB's Strut" by "Poncho Sanchez"	Out Of Sight	Baritone Saxophone, – Scott Martin §§§Bass, – Tony Banda Bongos, Congas, Percussion – Sal Vasquez §§§Congas, Percussion – Poncho Sanchez §§§Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Serafin Aguilar §§§Organ [Hammond B-3] – Billy Preston §§§Organ [Hammond B-3], Piano, Directed By [Musical Director] – David Torres §§§Tenor Saxophone – Pee Wee Ellis §§§Timbales – George Ortiz §§§Trombone – Fred Wesley §§§Trombone, – Francisco Torres . - - - Recorded on March 3-5, 2003 at O’Henry Sound Studios, Burbank, California.	2:16:32 (Pop-up)
Bernie Worrell	Hold On "Hold On" by "Bernie Worrell"	All the Woo in the World	Bernie Worrell - lead vocals, all keyboards • Garry Shider, Walter Morrison, George Clinton, Bootsy Collins - additional lead vocals • Walter Morrison - additional keyboards on "Hold On" • Garry Shider, Walter Morrison, Eddie Hazel, Glenn Goins, Phelps Collins, Bootsy Collins, Michael Hampton - guitar • Rodney Curtis, Billy Bass Nelson - bass • Tyrone Lampkin, Jim Wright, Gary Cooper - drums • Fred Wesley, Maceo Parker, Richard Griffith, Rick Gardner - horns • Eli Fontaine - saxophone solo on "Hold On" - - 1978	2:21:37 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	I Bid You Goodnight "I Bid You Goodnight" by "David Byrne"	Music For the Knee Plays	Garnett Brown - trombone • David Byrne - vocals • Ernie Fields - baritone saxophone • Bill Green - baritone saxophone • Bobbye Hall - percussion • Dana Hughes - trombone • Paul Humphrey - drums • Jackie Kelso - saxophone • Harry Kim - trumpet • David Stout - trombone • Phil Teil - trombone • Fred Wesley - trombone - - - Recorded at One On One Studio, North Hollywood, April 4th, 1984 and Sound Studio Recorders, North Hollywood, April 5th & 6th, 1984	2:26:29 (Pop-up)
Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns Featuring Maceo Parker	Four Play	A Blow For Me, A Toot To You	§§Fred Wesley (trombone), Maceo Parker (saxophone), Rick Gardner (trumpet), Richard "Kush" Griffith (trumpet) - horns • §§Brecker Brothers - additional horns • §§Jerome Brailey, Frankie "Kash" Waddy, Bootsy Collins - drums • §§Glenn Goins, Garry Shider, Michael Hampton, Bootsy Collins, Phelps Collins - guitar • §§Bootsy Collins - bass • §§Bernie Worrell - keyboards - - -Recorded 1977 Studio United Sound Studio, Detroit, Michigan Hollywood Sound Studio, Hollywood, California	2:29:22 (Pop-up)
Mop Mop	Run Around "Run Around" by "Mop Mop"	Isle Of Magic	Acoustic Guitar – Lutz Schlosser §§§Double Bass – Bruno Briscik §§§Trombone – Fred Wesley §§§Vocals – Anthony Joseph §§§Percussion [Percussions] – Andrea Benini, Danilo Mineo, Lorenzo Gasperoni §§§Piano [Prepared Piano] – Alex Trebo* §§§Vibraphone – Pasquale Mirra §§§Written-By – Andrea Benini, Anthony Joseph, Fred Wesley - -2013	2:37:19 (Pop-up)
Idris Muhammad	Sudan "Sudan" by "Idris Muhammad"	House of the Rising Sun	§§§Arranged By, Conductor [Conducted By] – Dave Matthews §§§Baritone Saxophone – Ronnie Cuber §§§Bass – Wilbur Bascomb §§§Cello – Alan Shulman , Charles McCracken , Seymour Barab §§§Drums, Percussion – Idris Muhammad §§§§Guitar, Bass – Eric Gale §§§§Percussion – George Devens §§§§Piano – Roland Hanna §§§Trombone - Fred Wesley §§§Trumpet – Tom Harrell §§§Violin – Charles Libove , David Nadien Emanuel Green Harold Kohon Harry Cykman, Joe Malin (tracks: 1 to 6), Max Ellen, Paul Gershman §§§Vocals – Debbie McDuffie* (tracks: 2, 6), Frank Floyd (tracks: 1 to 6), Hilda Harris (tracks: 2, 6), Patti Austin (tracks: 2, 6) - - - - - Recorded June, September, October 1975	2:42:34 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Shoot Your Shot "Shoot Your Shot" by "James Brown"	The Payback	James Brown - lead vocals, electric piano • St. Clair Pinckney - tenor saxophone, flute • Maceo Parker - alto saxophone, flute • Darryl "Hasaan" Jamison - trumpet • Jerone "Jasaan" Sanford - trumpet • Isiah "Ike" Oakley - trumpet • Fred Wesley - trombone • Hearlon "Cheese" Martin - guitar • Jimmy Nolen - guitar • Fred Thomas - bass • John "Jabo" Starks - drums • John Morgan - percussion - - 1973	2:53:08 (Pop-up)
DJ M...Boom?	"DJ M...Boom?"			3:01:11 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Hotter Than That "Hotter Than That" by "Louis Armstrong"	The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings		3:08:00 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Them There Eyes "Them There Eyes" by "Louis Armstrong"	The Complete Decca Studio Recordings of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars		3:11:04 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong and his Allstars	Now You Has Jazz	Now You Has Jazz	Bass – Bill Cronk §§§Clarinet – Joe Darensbourg §§§Drums – Danny Barcelona §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet, Vocals – Louis Armstrong §§§Vocals – Louis Armstrong - - - Recorded 1961/62	3:14:00 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Blue Turning Grey Over You	Satch Plays Fats - A Tribute To The Immortal Fats Waller	Bass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Barrett Deems §§§Lead Vocals – Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton (tracks: 1, 4, 6) §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet – Louis Armstrong - - - Recorded April 26th, 1955 to May 3, 1955	3:21:01 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Otchi-Tchor-Ni-Ya	The Complete Decca Studio Recordings of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars (disc 2)	Bass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Kenny John §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Tenor Saxophone – Bud Freeman §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet – Louis Armstrong §§§Trad. Russian folksong	3:25:53 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue	Satchmo At Symphony Hall (1947)	Bass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Sidney Catlett §§§Piano – Dick Cary §§§Trombone – Jack Teagarden §§§Trumpet, vocals – Louis Armstrong	3:31:01 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	As Long As You Live You'll Be Dead If You Die	The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions (1935-1946)		3:35:13 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Memphis Blues (Or, Mister Crump)	Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy	Louis Armstrong – trumpet, vocals • Trummy Young – trombone • Barney Bigard – clarinet • Billy Kyle – piano • Arvell Shaw – double bass • Barrett Deems – drums • Velma Middleton – vocals - - - Recorded July 12-14, 1954	3:37:24 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald / Louis Armstrong	April In Paris	Ella and Louis	Ella Fitzgerald – vocals • Louis Armstrong – vocals, trumpet • Oscar Peterson – piano • Herb Ellis – guitar • Ray Brown – bass • Buddy Rich – drums - - Recorded August 16, 1956 Capitol Studios, Los Angeles	3:40:23 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling	Satch Plays Fats - A Tribute To The Immortal Fats Waller	ass – Arvell Shaw §§§Clarinet – Barney Bigard §§§Drums – Barrett Deems §§§Lead Vocals – Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton (tracks: 1, 4, 6) §§§Piano – Billy Kyle §§§Trombone – Trummy Young §§§Trumpet – Louis Armstrong - - - Recorded April 26th, 1955 to May 3, 1955	3:46:55 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington	Cottontail	The Great Summit: The Master Takes	Duke Ellington (piano) • Louis Armstrong (trumpet, vocals) • Barney Bigard (clarinet) • Danny Barcelona (drums) • Mort Herbert (bass) • Trummy Young (trombone) - - 1961	3:50:05 (Pop-up)
DJ Damp Squib fizzles out	"DJ Damp Squib fizzles out"			3:53:48 (Pop-up)

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	11:57am Stork: Greetings, valued patron! Can I proffer you a cocktail, perhaps? Let's all get red, then white, then blue!
	11:58am hyde: hello! pass me an M80
	12:00pm TDK60: Hi Stork.
	12:02pm chresti: Hi Stork and swells!
	12:03pm Stork: Helloooo Hyde, TDK60 and chresti!
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not sure I truthfully knew Gershwin got so Gilbert & Sullivan. But of course Theater & all this...
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: Take me home, Stork-filled roads!
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Hi Stork!
	12:11pm Stork: Jeff, great 2nd half of your show (i was melting down with tech probs the first half). I infer from this that the firs half may not have been terrible.
	12:20pm Stork: doctorjazz! Welcomes! RevRabb!
	12:29pm hyde: i estimate that this eno/byrne record was played over 500 times in my dorm room
	12:31pm doctorjazz: And that was just one fun-filled night, @hyde!
	12:33pm hyde: haha, too close to the truth @doc!
	12:33pm Marco Esquandolas: Hi Stork! I had no idea bill laswell was involved with Byrne and Eno. Neat!
	12:35pm Stork: @Marco - yeah they worked with that great NY rhythm unit - with great results.
	12:37pm Marco Esquandolas: Awesome. I got into bill laswell about 10 it so years ago when I heard Praxis, which I love
	12:42pm adamdoesit: Hello Stork and Wolfganggang. Another birthday broadcast, is it?
	12:48pm chresti: It's got to be someone's birthday, adamdoesit!
	12:51pm doctorjazz: Louis Armstrong used to say July 4 was his birthday, but it later turned out to be August 4. WKCR (directed by Phil Schapp) would do a birthday broadcast for Satch both days.
	12:51pm adamdoesit: True, chresti! Even February 29th.
	12:51pm chresti: Cathy Berberian, for instance..
	12:52pm doctorjazz: In fact, they're doing it today, 24 hours of Satch, when you have nothing to listen to...
	12:54pm Stork: Yup, it's another birthday-packed Sunday.
	1:00pm chresti: Louis's birthday is 2 days after my birthday.
	1:03pm Little Danny: Hello Stork, hello freunde
	1:04pm coelacanth∅: what, no Eric Dolphy? am i in the wrong place?
	🥁 1:05pm WR: chresti, i had put you on my wfmu bday calendar for August 12, so it is August 2?
	1:06pm Stork: Oh, I forgot to metnion that July 4th is also Alec Templeton's B-Day (check playlist, 1st set)
	🥁 1:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...honestly, found the mannered quality of the last annoying - & bel canto sometimes a hard sell for me - then it started to catch up with my sense of Absurdity...
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: ah but i missed one of my favorite Curtis Mayfield songs, and Robert Wyatt, and Mia... man that looks like a great set!
	🥁 1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I probly just need to eat more :p ...
	1:08pm coelacanth∅: ...hi Stork and Wolf gang
	1:10pm Stork: Danny! Get that link up on me playlist!! I cant't find it cuz I'm a dope, see?
	1:10pm adamdoesit: Hi coel!
	🥁 1:10pm WR: That's ok RevRabNov63, we all have our limitations. For example, for me Steely Dan is like accidently picking up a red hot pan with only fingernails on the chalkboard as a treatment.
	1:11pm Stork: coel, adamdoesit, WR and all neglected parties - Schwing!
	1:12pm coelacanth∅: greetings adam!
	1:12pm Little Danny: wfmu.org... Thanks for reminding me, Stork!
	🥁 1:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Being annoyed may even be the intention on some level ...& it may even be healthy occasionally...
	1:13pm Stork: Danny - thumbs-up picture-thingy
	1:14pm Heidee: Guten Abend from Heidelberg!
	🥁 1:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & WR - I have a pretty strong aversion to a lot of Mainstream Popular 1970s stuff & the like. Was always OK w/ The Dan somehow. I guess I admire they melded a frictionless surface with a sardonic underside - & even got it to Chart big.
	1:15pm coelacanth∅: hmm, i distinctly remember a particular listener proclaiming, several years ago, that he likes "everything" played on wfmu!
	1:16pm Stork: Heidee- wie geht's?
	1:21pm Heidee: I'm fine, thanks! ♡ Been wondering what your German background is... Can't tell from your perfect accent.
	1:26pm Marco Esquandolas: Oh gosh thanks for playing this. Cheers everyone!
	1:27pm chresti: WR, yes, the 2nd.
	🥁 1:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: chresti : That means your Leo Sun is about where my Ascendant in my Rising Sign is ...ergo, you light up my life ! :D (Speaking of cheesy songs...)
	1:30pm doctorjazz: Always had a soft spot for Steely Dan, from the minute I heard the guitar solo on Reelin in the Years and the Horace Silver inspired Rickie Don't Lose That Number. I did get to see them once on one of their last concert tours-it was pretty disappointing, have to say (but that's what you get for waiting to see artists until way past their prime). Gonna go out biking, catch y'all later.
	1:30pm Stork: That's way too nice, Heidee - but keep it coming! ;) I'm a transplanted New Jersey boy.
	1:31pm watchpocket: Happy Fourth, Stork. I'm glad that - as far as I can tell - the theme today is not the Fourth. I don't know what the theme is, and that's OK.
	1:31pm Little Danny: Lovely.
	1:33pm Heidee: Ha Wolfgang! 👍 And transplanted from where? :-) Is there any German connection though? (Why do I feel that)? Love Alison Krauss!
	🥁 1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - some Jazzbos I think resent Dan as ripping off Jazz - while others like actual Jazz being referenced - & that level of technical Musicianship. There's all the pompous audiophiles - & the soundmen obsessing over Dan that might put one off... Worse thing happened on Commercial Radio then, put it that way...
	1:34pm Marco Esquandolas: I’m not much of a vocals person. That said, every time I hear Allison Krauss sing, I get goosebumps. So beautiful
	🥁 1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & trip is - she was just gonna be the fiddle player in the beginning...
	1:35pm chresti: RevRab, that's a double Leo with Moon in Scorpio.
	1:35pm Marco Esquandolas: Yeah rev rabbit. So crazy
	🥁 1:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: chresti: Oh we may have been here already... Yer also Sunrise: Leo Rising too. & My Sun (& other stuff) of course is Scorpio !
	1:38pm chresti: Yes, RevRab, that's right!
	🥁 1:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Stephen Foster as a ♋︎Cancer makes complete sense.
	1:40pm chresti: Franco's bd is 2 weeks before mine on the 19th.
	1:41pm Stork: I have a great-grandmother who came from Germany - maybe from Mainz(ish)? Bonn? Seems like on the Rhein somewhere. Other than that, no real connection. I love the language, of course.
	🥁 1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So Franco is a late Sun in ♋︎Cancer. I see.
	🥁 1:47pm WR: Love this Honeymooners bit.
	1:48pm Stanley: Take the Reds, man.
	1:49pm Heidee: @Stork, thanks for sharing your story. 🌻
	🥁 1:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lennon cited 'Please' by Bing in writing 'Please Please Me'...
	1:53pm Stork: @Heidee: sehr gern.
	1:53pm watchpocket: Wait, it's theme . . . Amerikkka!
	1:54pm Marco Esquandolas: @coelcanthe 1:15- I don’t know who you’re talking about. BUT, I do know you’re not talking about my girlfriend! She’s a good sport about it though
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: haha watchpocket... yes. usa, incorporated.
	🥁 1:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Omg - how great is it just to hear that Elmer & Bugs.
	🥁 1:57pm WR: Hi @Heidee, since you asked about the Steve Buscemi GIF on my profile I was asking around and HyperDose identified it as from the movie The Wedding Singer.
	🥁 1:58pm redkayak: Happy 4th of July everyone!
	2:00pm Marco Esquandolas: @watchpocket - why so serious?
	2:01pm Heidee: @WR, whey-hey! How lovely to come back to our conversation, and including HyperDose :-)
	2:06pm Marco Esquandolas: Little Danny on a Sunday!!!! Woo hoo!!!
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: Marco, i thought it was absurd when it was said; and impossible, unless the person is a pliable ball of putty with no faculty of judgement! but that statement's been shown to be an untruth -whether known to be at the time or not. i personally do dislike quite a lot of what i hear on wfmu and i expect no one will ever like everything i like. i'm sure i've never had a girlfriend who liked more than maybe 70% of what i liked!
	2:08pm watchpocket: Serious? We must be serious!
	2:10pm Marco Esquandolas: Haha coelacanth! TRUTH! Part of the beauty of this station is the music that sucks so bad, I have a hard time turning it off!
	2:10pm coelacanth∅: hahaha!
	2:10pm Stork: watchpocket, RevRabb, and redkayak - greeeeeeetz!!!!!!!!
	2:10pm TDK60: I have cassettes cued in case a song comes along on WFMU that I abhor.
	2:12pm watchpocket: Schtump it to me Schtork!
	2:12pm Stork: Marco, you have your finger - nay, your whole body - on the pulse. It's not always about liking it anyway.
	2:12pm chresti: TDK60, will you see any fireworks from your perch tonight?
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: right -as TDK, i've always got something else ready!
	2:13pm Stork: watchpocket: stay forever unserious! (heart emoji)
	🥁 2:13pm duke: Hello Stork and Storklings
	2:14pm TDK60: Chresti, I hope not. I'm staying overnight with a sister in the suburbs to get away from the wonderful neighborhood people who blow up fireworks late at night, you know, when most people sleep.
	2:15pm Marco Esquandolas: Oh yeah let’s get funky serious
	2:16pm watchpocket: SERIOUSLY though. . . . There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference. (This was written by William James when he was SERIOUSLY zonked on N2O.)
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: hey duke!
	2:16pm chresti: Ah yes, that happens a lot in our neighborhood, TDK60.
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: i feel differently, to some degree
	2:18pm Marco Esquandolas: Hahaha watchpocket! Reading that quote made me want some nitrous. Going to the store. Be right back in a different degree of serious degrees
	2:18pm watchpocket: Gosh I plum forgot about Deee-Lite!
	🥁 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: N2O is quite handy when you really hate a track.
	2:19pm Stork: @RevRabb - that was spit-take funny.
	🥁 2:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like BillHicks saying - legal ?! Sometimes pot should be mandatory. Like traffic jams everybody's leaning on their horns... Shut Up ! Smoke this !! ...Damn - sorry man ...was taking life seriously again...
	2:20pm watchpocket: It's good when you like a track. Hey man, let's face it, it's good anytime!
	2:22pm chresti: It's good when it's good.
	2:24pm TDK60: Chresti, do you go watch "official" fireworks displays? I can take those as they're usually at 9 for an hour.
	2:25pm Marco Esquandolas: Just say NO2 kids!
	2:26pm TDK60: Got to see Bernie Worrell in the early '00s. Lotsa fun.
	2:32pm Little Danny: These laidback JBs jams are so good.
	2:32pm adamdoesit: Back from a little dorkbiking, just in time for Mr. Fred Wesley to shake everything.
	2:34pm Stork: True, Danny. Laying in the Groove is what they could do! Slow was kinda their specialty.
	2:37pm Stork: Danny - get your glass up!
	🥁 2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tight but never sterile. Who is there to compete?
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: bit of a Fela vibe
	2:41pm Little Danny: Speaking of grooves. This is great.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Back from my bike ride, small fall, nothing big, just a knee scrape (gotta get rid of those clipless pedals).
	2:52pm Stork: Oooh, Dr. J - take good care y'self!
	2:54pm doctorjazz: Mmm m pooch really digging the scrape, he'll clean it off nicely.
	🥁 2:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everybody be like - bicycles ! ...I'm like - oh. Yeah. ...Then Uncle Michael breaks his pelvis !
	2:56pm doctorjazz: In 2 places-UM don't do nothin' half way.
	2:56pm Heidee: Taking the dog for a walk, thank you for a great show! Bye all, take care.
	2:57pm TDK60: Didn't hear that Revrab. Is Uncle Michael's show off for a bit?
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: dr.j glad yer alright
	3:07pm Little Danny: Thanks Stork, I'm excited too!
	3:08pm coelacanth∅: haha
	🥁 3:08pm WR: The killjoy was Tad Jones.
	3:09pm chresti: Every day is Louis Day!
	3:09pm adamdoesit: Happy birthday (observed), Pops! If I had to pick a single greatest American, you're the guy.
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Coel, stupid fall (I wasn't moving, had unblocked my shoes, but just caught them getting off). More of a blow to my pride. Sing it Satch!
	🥁 3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60 he miss the last one - we'll see ! It ain't no cold you can sleep off...damn.
	3:13pm doctorjazz: UM didn't do the Friday show, no official word on his return (but he's recuperating up a flight, studio is in his basement, I don't see that happening for a while).unless they somehow bring the studio to him.
	3:14pm doctorjazz: The Hot Fives and Hot Sevens are a high point in American music.
	3:15pm adamdoesit: doctorjazz, I'm coming to regret every bike-positive word I've said on this board. If this epidemic of drummer stream falls keeps up, I may still be riding, but there'll be nothing left to listen to when I get home.
	3:16pm Listener Robert: It would be hilarious if Louis Armstrong turned out to be a white guy.
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Took me a while to appreciate later Satch (probably because I grew up seeing him on shows like Ed Sullivan, being the entertainer), but it's all essential.
	🥁 3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is said that every Improvising Musician owes a debt to Armstrong. In the U.S.American Forms anyhow.
	3:20pm doctorjazz: Satch did speak fluent Yiddish, and wore a Jewish Star until he passed.
	🥁 3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Something about a Jewish family in New Orleans giving him major support in very early years.
	3:23pm TDK60: All the way from the Big Easy to Queens, NYC and out to the Cosmos.
	3:23pm doctorjazz: RRN63, if go farther, singers, jazz players R&B, Rock,vall have some Satch in their roots, whether they know it or not.
	3:24pm doctorjazz: *I'd go further...
	3:26pm doctorjazz: You just have to listen to some pre-Satch singers from the 20s to hear what a revolution in rhythm he inspired.
	🥁 3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Angus Young of AC/DC says he knows it ! For example.
	3:32pm doctorjazz: Not only the rhythm, but the idea that you could bee a pop singer with a gravel voice like his (Blues singers did this, like Charlie Patton, but whites audiences didn't hear them for the most part). He is supposed to have left The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra because Henderson wouldn't allow him to sing. Satch had the last laugh...
	3:34pm Listener Robert: Thus paving the way for Bingo Gazingo.
	🥁 3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everything that's been said probly 100 years. The power - the technique - the expression - the ideas ! He changed what people thot was possible on the Trumpet - & for all Music. From where I sit - tempted to compare him to Hendrix or Bird these ways - but @ this level comparisons won't do.
	3:40pm Stork: One of the reasons I'm bummed that our time is almost up: I love the conversations going on - that I got distracted and didn't articipate inough in, but so grateful for the high Playlist Schmooze Level.
	3:42pm Stork: The PSL level is easily 9 for this show.
	3:44pm adamdoesit: They say it's important to get your PSL level checked periodically.
	3:44pm Stork: Thanks so damn much, all! Stick around for Little Danny's schtick - such a show this guy does!
	3:46pm Little Danny: A perfectly-placed trampoline for easy landing: wfmu.org... Thanks all, hope to see you there!
	🥁 3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I steal WiFi so I don't know if it's PSL or not much less the level...
	3:47pm TDK60: Another July 4: in 1845 Thoreau took up his stay at Walden Pond.
	3:47pm doctorjazz: The Ella and Loius albums are another high point in American music (to my ears), and, as I've mentioned before, were a safe space my musical theater loving new wife and I could meet when driving or otherwise stuck with the other's musical taste (she's since learned how to take cover).
	3:48pm Little Danny: As always Stork, an inspired and inspiring show today.
	3:49pm adamdoesit: Thanks for the tuneful hang, Stork & co. Happy Independence Day, internet radio style.
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: i didn't know that about Thoreau. for decades my only july 4 habit ("tradition"?) has been taking a dayhike by myself. (though it's been 3 years now that i didn't)
	3:55pm TDK60: Danke muchos Herr Hepcat DJ Stork. Next week?..
	3:55pm doctorjazz: Great show, Stork! Thanks! Happy whatever, all out there!
	🥁 3:56pm WR: Yes, big plus for the Armstrong and Fitzgerald recordings. Instrumentally, for post WWII, the recordings with Teagarden. But everything Satchmo touched has something extra in it. ❤❤❤ Thank you Stork, great show. Skimmed the comments when I could, high PSL makes me wish I could chat more. Onward!
	3:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork! Thanks Satch!
	3:58pm Listener Robert: I'm headed out to a barbecue that's also somebody's birthday party around here. Last night I was to another that was also someone's birthday, and I even had to pass the other guy's on the way.
	3:59pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	3:59pm doctorjazz: :-)
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: buhboy
	🥁 3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY As Ever DJ Stork !
	4:00pm Stork: Whoopz! forgot the dang link - thanks, Danny!
	4:01pm Stork: THANKS YE GROOVIES! SEE YE NEXT SABBATH?
	4:04pm Doug Schulkind: This show deserves a Pulitzer.

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from July 4, 2021

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