WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from February 2, 2022

Listener comments!
	🥁 5:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, David and Ruth and all!
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi David!
	5:01pm drowsy: great start
	🥁 5:01pm david w: Afternoon to you, james! Hi, Rich! Greetings, drowsy!
	5:03pm doctorjazz: Looks like you'll be in my neck of the woods today (not that I don't love the stuff you play that isn't "in my neck of the woods", but this is the musical area I spend my "free time" in. (I'll stop trying to explain myself now, hi David, Ruth, and Ridgewoodnicks!
	5:05pm ruth: Hello hello james, Rich, doc j!
	🥁 5:06pm chresti: Hi david and ruth and ridgewoodies in the woods!
	🥁 5:07pm david w: Thanks, doc. Appreciate that (not the explaining part but the open ears part).
	🥁 5:08pm david w: chresti yay!!
	5:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Ridgewood!
	5:09pm ruth: Hey chresti & webham !
	🥁 5:09pm david w: And Henry waltzes in!
	5:25pm doctorjazz: Anna Webber is one of my relatively recent discovery (she was on Dave Sewelson's show)-The Webber-Morris Big Band is another great album, and idiom by Webber. Don't have this one, sounds like one to get.
	5:25pm doctorjazz: (Jacob Garchik, the trombonist here, also has some good albums out there).
	5:26pm Webhamster Henry: That Ashaa track reminded my of the estimable Joe Maneri, whose microtonal aesthetic was honed by playing hundreds of Eastern European/Arabic weddings and other parties.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: This Webber piece tickles me in all the right places.
	5:27pm heinseng: Wow DW, sounds good. Gotta bail, will dial up the archive later
	🥁 5:28pm david w: heinseng, take care!
	5:29pm doctorjazz: Need to see Webber live.
	🥁 5:29pm david w: @Henry: I know musicians who greatly expanded their sound after doing party gigs in Brighton Beach.
	5:33pm Webhamster Henry: @david You can do your version of Dance With Me Stanley with a selection of those tunes!
	🥁 5:34pm WR: I come here looking for some direction.
	5:35pm doctorjazz: Good thing the signs say no going upward or downward...
	🥁 5:36pm david w: WR and djazz, I have vertical dyslexia.
	🥁 5:38pm WR: web searching this track and did find the bandcamp page, but also lots of medical pages that I chose not to even think about.
	5:40pm doctorjazz: It IS an interesting name for a track-think it was meant to have a sexual connotation (but most red swellings on the skin would be cutaneous vasodilatation).
	🥁 5:44pm david w: I'm afraid to even say it out loud.
	5:44pm doctorjazz: (I've managed to "break in" my spouse; having this music playing on the living room stereo would send her to another part of the house in the past, but she's just lying here on the couch. Likely she's just gotten good at shutting out the sounds...)
	🥁 5:46pm david w: She may actually like the Melford and Threadgill coming up...
	5:46pm doctorjazz: In fact, just sweating when it's hot outside is a result of cutaneous vasodilation.
	5:57pm doctorjazz: (I know I'LL like the Threadgill and Melford coming up...)
	🥁 6:07pm WR: David, regarding the Nakatani/Parish/Rowden, what made you decide to play In vs. Ter or Stice?
	🥁 6:08pm WR: And silliness, important part of the playlist comments.
	6:10pm doctorjazz: Love this Melford-quite a band!
	🥁 6:11pm david w: Hey, WR. I think it was mostly a timing thing
	🥁 6:12pm WR: This Melford recording is lovely. Interesting with Roberts and Halvorson. Don't recall if I've heard Kavee before.
	🥁 6:14pm david w: Coincidentally, Kavee shows up on the Threadgill track, cued up next.
	🥁 6:20pm WR: Ah, among many many other things Kavee is on Threadgill's "In for a Penny, in for a Pound" which I have.
	6:34pm doctorjazz: Halvorson not sounding that Halvorson-y here, nice sound, though.
	6:41pm doctorjazz: And Threadgill, great artist/composer/arranger/player!
	🥁 6:41pm david w: Yes, Halvorson is kind of restrained on that.
	6:42pm doctorjazz: Been following him since the group Air (which I saw...)
	🥁 6:42pm david w: And... up next: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan 7-10pm EST: ARTIFACTS OF THE CD ERA: Les Archives de la Musique Arabe, DJ Spooky's book-CDs, Sublime Frequencies' radio series, John Peel's failed U.S. invasion, Shibuya-kei's world takeover wfmu.org... If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal 10-midnite
	6:42pm doctorjazz: Almost over... Say it ain't so,.
	🥁 6:43pm david w: I have a nice historic treat to finish.
	6:49pm doctorjazz: From when Miles "sold out"... (Never did understand that, nothing 'pop' about his early electric music. Now, you maybe could say that about his later band covering Cindy Lauper-which I liked...)
	6:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, Ruth, much fun!
	🥁 6:51pm david w: Thanks, djazz and all! This is going to be a tight finish into Gary's show, so saying bye for now...
	6:54pm Hank: late to the party !
	🥁 6:58pm WR: The only time I saw Miles Davis was when he was doing the Cindy Lauper song. I'll save my observations for another time. I can say I was disappointed. I haven't listened to Live Evil in decades. This sounds great. Thanks for the treat, David. In fact, thank you and Ruth for another excellent episode of Ridgewood Radio. I've learned about a seminal author (Galeano) along with the music.
	6:59pm ruth: bub-bye
	🥁 6:59pm chresti: Thanks david!
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Saw the same Davis band, WR

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from February 2, 2022

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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February 2, 2022: Exit Strategy

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Jazz traditions diverted, with Amir ElSaffar, Henry Threadgill,
Anna Webber, Myra Melford, Anthony Coleman, and more…

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Claude Cooper	Tangerine Dreams "Tangerine Dreams" by "Claude Cooper"	Myriad Sounds	Friendly Recordings	2022	From a mysteriously elusive artist out of a fascinating Bristol, UK music scene.

Amir ElSaffar & Rivers of Sound	Ashaa	The Other Shore	Outnote Records/Outhere Music	2021	Ostensibly a jazz composer/trumpet player out of Chicago, who studied Iraqi maqam music in Baghdad and learned to play the santur leading to a unique weave of Arabic music with jazz. The ensemble here employed 17 musicians.	0:05:46 (Pop-up)
Anna Webber	Array "Array" by "Anna Webber"	Clockwise	Pi Recordings	2019	Composer Webber, saxes and flutes; Jeremy Viner, sax and clarinet; Jacob Garchik, trombone; Christopher Hoffman, cello; Matt Mitchell, piano; Chris Tordini, bass; Ches Smith, drums, vibraphone.	0:20:49 (Pop-up)

J@K@L w/Anthony Coleman	Cutaneous Vasodilation	Transparent Fever Machines	Bandcamp	2020	The trio of Keefe Jackson (reeds); Fred Lonberg-Holm (cello and electronics); Julian Kirshner (drums/percussion) joined by Anthony Coleman (piano) for a 2016 gig at Elastic Arts, Chicago.	0:33:32 (Pop-up)
Nakatani/Parish/Rowden	In "In" by "Nakatani/Parish/Rowden"	Live at Static Age Records	Astral Spirits	2020	Tatsuya Nakatani, percussion; Shane Parish, guitar; Zach Rowden, double bass. Recorded in studio in Asheville, NC, 2018.	0:51:11 (Pop-up)

Myra Melford	Happy Whistlings (concert recording)	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	14 Oct 2009	The composer/pianist with Mary Halvorson, guitar; Matana Roberts, sax; Elliot Humberto Kavee, drums. From a suite inspired by and based on Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano’s 1982 book, Memory of Fire Triology: Genesis.	1:08:45 (Pop-up)

Henry Threadgill & Zooid	Poof "Poof" by "Henry Threadgill & Zooid"	Poof	Pi Recordings	2021	Composer Threadgill, sax and flutes with Liberty Ellman, guitar; Jose Davila, tuba, trombone; Christopher Hoffman, cello; Elliot Humberto Kavee, drums.	1:37:03 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Sivad "Sivad" by "Miles Davis"	Live Evil	Columbia	1971	Live at the Cellar Door, Washington, DC, 1970. Composer Davis on trumpet with Gary Bartz, saxes; Keith Jarrett, keys; John McLaughlin, guitar; Michael Henderson, bass; Jack DeJohnette, drums; Airto Moreira, percussion.	1:44:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 5:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, David and Ruth and all!
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi David!
	5:01pm drowsy: great start
	🥁 5:01pm david w: Afternoon to you, james! Hi, Rich! Greetings, drowsy!
	5:03pm doctorjazz: Looks like you'll be in my neck of the woods today (not that I don't love the stuff you play that isn't "in my neck of the woods", but this is the musical area I spend my "free time" in. (I'll stop trying to explain myself now, hi David, Ruth, and Ridgewoodnicks!
	5:05pm ruth: Hello hello james, Rich, doc j!
	🥁 5:06pm chresti: Hi david and ruth and ridgewoodies in the woods!
	🥁 5:07pm david w: Thanks, doc. Appreciate that (not the explaining part but the open ears part).
	🥁 5:08pm david w: chresti yay!!
	5:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Ridgewood!
	5:09pm ruth: Hey chresti & webham !
	🥁 5:09pm david w: And Henry waltzes in!
	5:25pm doctorjazz: Anna Webber is one of my relatively recent discovery (she was on Dave Sewelson's show)-The Webber-Morris Big Band is another great album, and idiom by Webber. Don't have this one, sounds like one to get.
	5:25pm doctorjazz: (Jacob Garchik, the trombonist here, also has some good albums out there).
	5:26pm Webhamster Henry: That Ashaa track reminded my of the estimable Joe Maneri, whose microtonal aesthetic was honed by playing hundreds of Eastern European/Arabic weddings and other parties.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: This Webber piece tickles me in all the right places.
	5:27pm heinseng: Wow DW, sounds good. Gotta bail, will dial up the archive later
	🥁 5:28pm david w: heinseng, take care!
	5:29pm doctorjazz: Need to see Webber live.
	🥁 5:29pm david w: @Henry: I know musicians who greatly expanded their sound after doing party gigs in Brighton Beach.
	5:33pm Webhamster Henry: @david You can do your version of Dance With Me Stanley with a selection of those tunes!
	🥁 5:34pm WR: I come here looking for some direction.
	5:35pm doctorjazz: Good thing the signs say no going upward or downward...
	🥁 5:36pm david w: WR and djazz, I have vertical dyslexia.
	🥁 5:38pm WR: web searching this track and did find the bandcamp page, but also lots of medical pages that I chose not to even think about.
	5:40pm doctorjazz: It IS an interesting name for a track-think it was meant to have a sexual connotation (but most red swellings on the skin would be cutaneous vasodilatation).
	🥁 5:44pm david w: I'm afraid to even say it out loud.
	5:44pm doctorjazz: (I've managed to "break in" my spouse; having this music playing on the living room stereo would send her to another part of the house in the past, but she's just lying here on the couch. Likely she's just gotten good at shutting out the sounds...)
	🥁 5:46pm david w: She may actually like the Melford and Threadgill coming up...
	5:46pm doctorjazz: In fact, just sweating when it's hot outside is a result of cutaneous vasodilation.
	5:57pm doctorjazz: (I know I'LL like the Threadgill and Melford coming up...)
	🥁 6:07pm WR: David, regarding the Nakatani/Parish/Rowden, what made you decide to play In vs. Ter or Stice?
	🥁 6:08pm WR: And silliness, important part of the playlist comments.
	6:10pm doctorjazz: Love this Melford-quite a band!
	🥁 6:11pm david w: Hey, WR. I think it was mostly a timing thing
	🥁 6:12pm WR: This Melford recording is lovely. Interesting with Roberts and Halvorson. Don't recall if I've heard Kavee before.
	🥁 6:14pm david w: Coincidentally, Kavee shows up on the Threadgill track, cued up next.
	🥁 6:20pm WR: Ah, among many many other things Kavee is on Threadgill's "In for a Penny, in for a Pound" which I have.
	6:34pm doctorjazz: Halvorson not sounding that Halvorson-y here, nice sound, though.
	6:41pm doctorjazz: And Threadgill, great artist/composer/arranger/player!
	🥁 6:41pm david w: Yes, Halvorson is kind of restrained on that.
	6:42pm doctorjazz: Been following him since the group Air (which I saw...)
	🥁 6:42pm david w: And... up next: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan 7-10pm EST: ARTIFACTS OF THE CD ERA: Les Archives de la Musique Arabe, DJ Spooky's book-CDs, Sublime Frequencies' radio series, John Peel's failed U.S. invasion, Shibuya-kei's world takeover wfmu.org... If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal 10-midnite
	6:42pm doctorjazz: Almost over... Say it ain't so,.
	🥁 6:43pm david w: I have a nice historic treat to finish.
	6:49pm doctorjazz: From when Miles "sold out"... (Never did understand that, nothing 'pop' about his early electric music. Now, you maybe could say that about his later band covering Cindy Lauper-which I liked...)
	6:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, Ruth, much fun!
	🥁 6:51pm david w: Thanks, djazz and all! This is going to be a tight finish into Gary's show, so saying bye for now...
	6:54pm Hank: late to the party !
	🥁 6:58pm WR: The only time I saw Miles Davis was when he was doing the Cindy Lauper song. I'll save my observations for another time. I can say I was disappointed. I haven't listened to Live Evil in decades. This sounds great. Thanks for the treat, David. In fact, thank you and Ruth for another excellent episode of Ridgewood Radio. I've learned about a seminal author (Galeano) along with the music.
	6:59pm ruth: bub-bye
	🥁 6:59pm chresti: Thanks david!
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Saw the same Davis band, WR

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from February 2, 2022

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