WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from April 3, 2022

Listener comments!
	11:30am Stork: Greetings, Clublonians! Take thee a great cup from yon groaning board, that it may be filled!
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Consider my cup filled with music, Stork!
	12:03pm Stork: Irene!! Great to see you!!!
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'ma climb into a flowerpot w/ cannabis & dig some Jazzes...
	🥁 12:03pm redkayak: Happy Sunday all!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: The rites of schwing! Hello, Stork!
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Stork and schwingers!
	🥁 12:04pm WR: Let the orgies commence!
	12:05pm Stork: Hey all! Welcome! Due to some logistical issues, this show has been pre-taped today. That's why you won't hear me acknowledge that poor Lady C is out of action. Best to her!!
	12:06pm chresti: Like toaster Stork's bed music
	🥁 12:07pm WR: Canned Stork Club!?!?!?
	12:07pm TDK60: Hi Stork. Just a hello, then have to leave, back in a while..
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Stork my dahling!
	12:07pm Stork: chresti!! StringOFperils!! WR!! RevRabb, redkayak!! TDK60!! Gettin' warm and fuzzy here!!
	12:08pm Irene Trudel: Hope you made sure that squirrel didn't nibble all your weed away!
	🥁 12:08pm David (in London): All hail the Stork. Afternoon groovers: Irene, redkayak, Rev D, String, Chrestikins, WR, TDK, Doug!
	12:09pm Stork: Dougie dearest!! (he's the boss. we have to call him endearing names or he beats us after our shows).
	12:10pm rw: Yo.
	12:10pm chresti: Afternoon from still the morning, Davidkins!
	12:10pm solo mon: Good morning it sure is spring around here. My allergies!
	🥁 12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...normally - the ☽Moon in ♉︎Taurus is the most stable placement - sensual & materialistic ...but with disruptive ♅Uranus in this sign these years - innovating in & just plain messing with Resources in so many ways...
	12:10pm Franco Twinkie: Stork, my heart beat fast for a moment. In my mind, I will make Natalie some imaginary chicken soup.
	12:10pm Stork: David (in London) - hello my Foggytown friend!!
	🥁 12:11pm redkayak: @stork - Greetings and salutations!
	12:12pm StringOFperils: I have been plagued by disruptive Uranuses the year 'round. I'd like to pack them all into a Taurus and push it off a pier.
	12:12pm Stork: rw is here! And Franco Twinkie, bearing chicken soup!! And is that solo mon?!
	12:13pm Stork: StringOFperils: - brilliant!! 🤩
	🥁 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..well - the Outer Planets are quite slow & do what they do where they are for some time...
	12:14pm Stork: I cannot tell a lie (yeah, right!). That isn't a weed plant, sadly, but a little chestnut tree (European variety).
	🥁 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. Thot maybe. Not so secret squirrel...
	🥁 12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the World probly needs more Trees than Hemp...
	12:17pm StringOFperils: I get fooled by those chestnut babies around here sometimes. But occasionally it actually is someone's cast-off seeds, or perhaps someone's little crop, hiding in plain sight.
	12:17pm solo mon: I’m actually a solo mon franchisee. But it is an official franchise, Like Pizza Hut.
	12:17pm adamdoesit: Hey Storkerino, Irene, Rev, chresti, WR, TDK, DiL, rw, Franco, redkayak, SOp, papa Doug, OLOmon, did I miss anyone? What a crowd, what a way to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon.
	🥁 12:18pm David (in London): Hey adamdoesit. Greets to you. solo mon - I am also a solo mon franchisee.
	12:19pm Stork: adamdoesit! Der Pate kommt!! No rain here, but it snowed yesterday and today. Kooky.
	12:20pm solo mon: D(i L) see you at the convention!
	12:21pm StringOFperils: Cha Cha Heels and convention are mutually exclusive terms.
	🥁 12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you get to say you're Solo with a Franchise ...nobody really has to be accountable ...if it ain't broke...
	12:22pm solo mon: Hi adamdoesit!
	12:25pm adamdoesit: Stork, when logistics, a little Glen Passaic will loosen it right up. Never mind the WD-40 or the PB Blaster, that stuff's a universal solvent.
	12:27pm Stork: adamdoesit: - Glen Paasaic can also be mistaken for Liver-Away. One shot, and you're done!!
	🥁 12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...of course, ise in Franch is 'glace' ...whether a squirrel gets glacey-eyed on Chestnut is beyond my experience...
	12:29pm Irene: Yay, Monkeyworks!
	12:30pm solo mon: The squirrels around here are in panic mode, trying to remember where they hid their chestnuts.
	12:31pm rw: Chestnuts... crap... where did I put those chestnuts?
	12:31pm Franco Twinkie: Thank for the reminder Solo. I will take some Certizine before I leave the house. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but smoking weed will aggravates your hay fever to a state of monumental suffering. I know this from personal experience. In a former life I was a carpenter. Working outside, the combination of sawdust and pollen would do me in. I was so medicated and devastated I could hardly fuck. Many times I couldn't stand and deliver. Plus, I was dripping snot like a broken faucet. One day a person with an extensive science back round pointed out to me that THC was pure pollen. After that, I would lay off smoking in Spring, and soon I was back to my tomcat ways.
	12:32pm Stork: Monkeyworks courtesy of Irene Trudel!! Thanks, Irene! i love this stuff!
	🥁 12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yes well - the Manager of the Chipmunks told me in confidence - not that the Chipmunks were Unmanageable per se - but Alvin could not remember where he'd buried his nuts the night before...
	12:37pm doctorjazz: Hey Storm and Shtarker folks! Been here, listening in the car, wonderful sounds! (Just got home)
	12:37pm Z: Always loved Monkeyworks on Irene's show !!
	12:37pm Stork: The little critters dart their heads around, think thoughts like rw's "Chestnuts... crap... where did I put those chestnuts?" - Then say "Dog!" The way dogs say "squirrel!"
	12:37pm doctorjazz: *Hey Stork... Sorry...
	12:38pm solo mon: More often than not, the nuts were still stored in Alvin’s cheeks.
	12:38pm chresti: Ha StringO @12:12
	12:39pm Stork: Ha! doctorjazz: Ken Freedman once typed Storm to me, and now he'll only call me Storm.
	🥁 12:39pm David (in London): Hey doctorjazz
	🥁 12:40pm David (in London): Gimme shelter from the Stork
	12:41pm Stork: I really adore the little red squirrels that we get around here, like our friend there in Elena's photo. Unfortunately, we're noticing the little guys less and less in recent years.
	12:42pm doctorjazz (in New Jersey): Hi David (in London)!
	12:42pm chresti: StringO with the ZingOs today!
	12:42pm Stork: That's a heh-heh-heh David (in London)
	🥁 12:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very big deal the big invasive U.S. American grey squirrels bullying their way into the quaint little UK red squirrel's niche...
	12:44pm Irene: Thanks for reminding me of this Yungchen album! Her singing is So lovely. Must investigate further.
	12:45pm Stork: Peter G is also really great on this disc, Irene.
	🥁 12:46pm David (in London): Oh don't Rev D, it's a source of much sorrow that one has to travel to outlier areas to see a red in the UK now. Poor little things.
	12:49pm chresti: What dummy brought a grey squirrel to UK?
	12:50pm StringOFperils: Someone who thought it would make an exciting new menu item, probably.
	12:51pm Stork: They're definitely invasive in Germany too, chresti.
	12:51pm chresti: I had a boyfriend that liked to hunt and eat squirrels when he was living in the Santa Cruz mountains.
	12:52pm StringOFperils: The UK evened the score by exporting Lemmy.
	12:58pm solo mon: Try a grilled squirrel melt sandwich for lunch 🥪 🐿
	🥁 12:59pm David (in London): I think Elvis was into squirrel burgers wasn't he?
	1:00pm Stork: solomon is makin me hungry!
	1:00pm TDK60: Back in the club.
	1:05pm solo mon: Proof that anything tastes fine w melted cheese on it 🫕
	1:05pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Monkeyworks is based in northern/central NJ. Not very active lately (which makes me sad).
	1:06pm chresti: *He said it "tasted like chicken"
	1:06pm adamdoesit: I dunno if Chef Ralph is in today, but Hot Gray is a speciality of the kitchen at the Stork. Roast squirrel and bacon on Texas toast, broiled with sauce Mornay, what's not to love?
	1:07pm chresti: Agree with solo mon. Hi TDK60\\//
	1:09pm adamdoesit: Not sure I'd order a Hot Gray today, though. When the show is prerecorded, the squirrel may be canned, too.
	1:09pm StringOFperils: Guinea pig (cavies) are a dietary staple in a lot of places, and they're basically the same thing as a squirrel, albeit larger. Squirrel: Chicken of the trees.
	1:10pm Jeff Golick: Special!
	1:10pm chresti: Cheese always saves the squirrel casserole. Canned or frozen. ha chicken of the trees!
	1:10pm Stanley: All this squirrel talk is making me hungry. Hey Storky
	1:11pm TDK60: \\// Hi chresti.
	1:12pm Stork: A thousand lol's for : Squirrel: Chicken of the trees!! 🤪
	1:14pm Stork: Heya hiya, Stanley!
	1:14pm northguineahills: David Murray (I've been bereft of jazz lately...
	🥁 1:14pm David (in London): Just making a squirrel caeser salad if anyone wants some. Yo Stanley.
	1:16pm Listening Out There: Storking for Fun and Profit
	1:18pm StringOFperils: The edible, or fat, dormouse was a delicacy in ancient Rome, where it appeared on the tables of the wealthy as a delicious dish and symbol of prosperity. Bigger than you might think, they’re about the size of grey squirrels, and apparently taste similar too, though their flavour has also been compared to rabbit and chicken....but then, they thought consuming lead, and staging crucifixions were good ideas, so go figure.
	1:20pm adamdoesit: Nothing says romance like Champagne and dormouse. Still giggling about Chicken o' the Trees.
	1:21pm northguineahills: a knife and spork, an IPA and a cork, that's the way you spell our Stork.
	1:22pm doctorjazz: From back when David Murray was releasing about an album a week!
	1:23pm northguineahills: I believe St Andrew Cyrille introduced the Cyrillic tonal alphabet...
	1:23pm doctorjazz: This is cool, haven't heard it!
	🥁 1:23pm David (in London): String, another import to the UK courtesy of the Rothschilds, after they escaped from his country manor in my home county, Buckinghamshire. Glis glis are now local loft dwellers.
	1:24pm doctorjazz: (My dances consist of very little nuance...)
	1:25pm solo mon: Chicken of the Trees hahahahaaa
	1:26pm Stork: Dang just lost contact with the playlist for about 10 minutes there. I'm back - lucky you,
	1:26pm doctorjazz: Jack Bruce, closet jazzbo!
	1:27pm doctorjazz: Hemphill and his student, Ehrlich, love this!
	1:29pm Stork: Hemphill's not playing on it doc - it's a really deceptive title.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: sounds like drums hit by the fingers (as in bongos). Missed that, album credited to Hemphill. Ehrlich devotes much to honoring Hemphill...
	1:31pm doctorjazz: (the album cover even looks familiar, suspect I have it somewhere, which of course doesn't mean I know what's on it...)
	1:33pm doctorjazz: (and, attentive as I am, I missed your ALL CAPS note that Hemphill isn't on the album...)
	1:34pm doctorjazz: props to Friedlander, who really comps terrifically on this...
	1:34pm Stork: No, doc - I just sneaked in there and added that.
	1:35pm doctorjazz: (and, attentive as I am, I missed that you sneaked in and added that...)
	1:37pm doctorjazz: There's one of those tones on Jordan that is like melted butter...
	1:37pm adamdoesit: Can't get enough Clifford Jordan, or Ellington. Getting the two together is like squirrels and cheese.
	1:37pm Stork: doctorjazz: props to Friedlander, - totally, doctor. Erik's second trip to the Stork Club bandstand tonight. Such a wonderful player and a sweetie.
	1:39pm Stork: Super-size you with an XXXL portion of Critter Fritters?
	🥁 1:39pm David (in London): OK, but easy on the vole OK?
	🥁 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...boy - maybe I do have adult ADD ...show me a squirrel one time & see where we end up...
	1:40pm doctorjazz: Such a cute smile on Cliff on the album cover...
	1:40pm Stork: Marge! Hold the sewer rat for David!!
	🥁 1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - are they Hemphill compositions ? Or is Julius Hemphill the BandName ...or just one of those impentrably arcane Jazz culture marketing things to misdirect the Buyer re personnel ...or an interesting & incomprehensible tangled combination of these ...also where are those chestnuts...
	1:43pm doctorjazz: I'm feeling like just light snack food, some chipmunk chips here, please.
	1:46pm doctorjazz: Hemphill passed away in 1995, before this was recorded. All compositions are his. (Ehrlich continued to honor him for years after he passed). en.wikipedia.org...
	🥁 1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. Righteous ...forget I attempted extended cheap goofs on the topic. Cheers...
	1:47pm doctorjazz: so far, the last 2 tracks, the only musicians I had familiarity with were Reece, Art Taylor...that's it. Great tracks, though!
	1:47pm Stork: Thanks for the info, doc. It's an amazing tribute, even if the packaging is a little questionable.
	1:48pm Stork: You gotta know Sonny Clark, doc, right?
	1:48pm Dean: I keep buying records with covers emblazoned with "Beethoven." Not ONE of them features LvB in performance!
	1:49pm doctorjazz: Sure, but he was 3 tracks ago...
	1:49pm Stork: Dean: right?! And just TRY getting your money back!
	1:50pm Stork: oh, ok gotcha doc
	1:50pm doctorjazz: And I always thought LVB was conducting, fooled me...
	🥁 1:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - we've got Gershwin piano rolls...
	🥁 1:51pm David (in London): Just looked up Lansdowne Studios, which I had a hunch would be in Holland Park, and it was: en.wikipedia.org... Very near where Antonioni later shot some scenes of The Passenger.
	1:54pm Jeff Golick: I'm currently trying to verify my identity with the US government, for to pay my taxes, and it's going about as smoothly as you might expect. This show is the only thing keeping me from defenestrating myself.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: gotta keep your fen, @Jeff G!
	1:57pm doctorjazz: This one (Terrason/Wilson) is a bit easier to recognize than the Blake/Lee ...Dream.
	1:58pm Stork: Stay fenestrated, Jeff. They're not worth it.
	🥁 2:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one of the only advantages, perhaps, of having No Income [reaches to ground] ...chestnut ??
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: Lonnie Plaxico is also the bass player on Wilson's great Blue Skies record.
	🥁 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'resemblance' to Take5 ?...
	2:05pm doctorjazz: Palmieri is playing somewhere in the NY/NJ area soon.. www.songkick.com... eddie-palmieri I saw him at an outdoor jazz festival before the Pandemic, still quite a show...
	🥁 2:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ... Xs Greensleeves...
	2:09pm Robm: Hey fellow listeners just wondering if there are listeners to this strange wonderful station from Russia.
	2:11pm adamdoesit: Stork, what's it like sitting in on your own prerecorded show?
	2:15pm StringOFperils: Stork, don't forget to claim 1.6753 % x 23% of capital losses per self-defenestration at line 4011. Caveat: There's paperwork.
	2:16pm doctorjazz: Internet access in Russia has been blocked by the government, so I'd guess any programs from outside are difficult to get (setting up VPN is an option, but likely most Russians aren't able to).
	2:17pm Stork: I've had to do it before, adamdoesit. It's really great to have your "hands free" and be able to chat more. Doing it live is a wonderful thing, but they both have their charms.
	🥁 2:17pm David (in London): That Amaryllis cover is just fantastic.
	2:22pm adamdoesit: Stork, now that you mention it, I'm not sure I've seen you shake a cocktail with each hand before. Usually, you use one to hold your nose…
	2:25pm Stork: adamdoesit, when it comes to shaking cocktails, I can modestly say that I am Tom Cruise up in that bitch.
	2:26pm adamdoesit: lol Stork. doc, you raise an interesting question. There's a risk to passing traffic over a VPN -- if you get noticed, you can get shut down (or, in Russia, worse). Would you risk it to hear a little music from a freer place?
	2:27pm Robm: Thanks doctor jazz
	🥁 2:27pm WR: The Clare Engel claraengel.bandcamp.com...
	🥁 2:30pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi Stork! I've been lurking for about an hour or so, and really digging the music. Especially that Jon Hassell you just played...and this Amancio D'Silva is lovely, too. Thank you!
	2:30pm Robm: @adam if i was not going to get caught hell yes
	2:31pm doctorjazz: @Adamdoesit- I'd guess not many are taking the risk to listen to the Drummer Stream (hard as that is to fathom). But there are some brave souls risking it to get a version of the news NOT issued by the Russian Government (not most of the population, but the few with concerns that haven't yet left the country).
	2:31pm Robm: @Wendy hi
	2:32pm doctorjazz: Violations of Russian "fake news" laws (gee, where did they get that phrase from...) are up to 15 years in prison right now.
	2:32pm Stork: Hey, Wendy del Formaggio - digging it when you drop in!
	2:33pm Stork: Hey, thanks, WR!
	2:33pm StringOFperils: Difficult to really know the state of daily affairs of the average Russian citizen, given the ubiquity of staged information on all sides, here, and there. Truly weird times we're living in.
	2:33pm Robm: @Doctor jazz and FWIW the BBC is on shortwave again, but don’t know how many russians have shortwave radios
	🥁 2:35pm David (in London): Lansdowne Studios again.
	2:37pm Robm: @String which is why i am not in front of a tv set all day watching the news, would rather be listening to the magic factory all day
	2:37pm Doug Schulkind: LATE BREAKING DRUMMER STREAM NEWS: Lady Chanticleer is under the weather and I will be filling in for Ritual Music this afternoon/evening with a special episode of Give the Drummer Some. I encourage you to join me for some very Lady Chanticleer-like grooves and jams. See you soon here: wfmu.org...
	2:37pm adamdoesit: Robm, it's a big if… but might be worth it to feel a little more alive. doc, I'm not sure which way the term fake news flowed… I wonder if our would-be dictator might've taken it from theirs' playbook. SOp, I've heard from Russian friends and colleagues that family over there is either taking the Putin line, trying to get out, or becoming very depressed.
	2:39pm Dean: OED: fake news n. originally U.S. news that conveys or incorporates false, fabricated, or deliberately misleading information, or that is characterized as or accused of doing so. The term was widely popularized during and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election campaign, and since then has been used in two main ways: to refer to inaccurate stories circulated on social media and the internet, esp. ones which serve a particular political or ideological purpose; or to seek to discredit media reports regarded as partisan or untrustworthy. Some earlier evidence may not represent a fixed collocation, although the practice of ‘faking’ news stories was much discussed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries (see fake v.2 7a). 1890 Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Daily Jrnl. 7 Feb. That mine story is one of the greatest pieces of fake news that has been sprung on the country for a long time. 1917 Railway & Marine News May 9/2 Fake news of the most dangerous character is already being published in the yellow journals. 2010 Sunday Times (Nexis) 6 June (Scotland ed.) 30 The [Chinese] government denounced the story as ‘fake news’ and punished four newspapers for reporting it. 2016 Postmedia Breaking News (Nexis) 4 Nov. The scourge of the U.S. election: Fake news, exploding on social media, is seeping into the mainstream... If cable-news channels such as Fox News and MSNBC revived an era of overtly partisan political coverage, producers of so-called fake news have taken the trend to a new and distorted level, largely dispensing with facts in their zeal to generate money-making clicks and/or promote one political side. 2016 @realDonaldTrump 10 Dec. in twitter.com (accessed 28 June 2019) Reports by @CNN that I will be working on The Apprentice during my Presidency, even part time, are ridiculous & untrue—FAKE NEWS! 2019 Times (Nexis) 3 Apr. 22 (heading) Pupils will be taught how to spot fake news.
	🥁 2:40pm WR: Glad to read, Doug, that you have rallied from your booster lassitude.
	2:41pm Robm: @Adam true that, and I wonder what the man child would have tried to do to stations like this if he was elected again?
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: Well, my identity has now been verified by the US gov't, so I am not fake Jeff.
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: (to the extent that you find the US gov't trustworthy)
	🥁 2:42pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hello Robm!
	2:44pm Irene Trudel: Great to hear you're giving us another dose of Drummer, Doug! Hope Lady Chanticleer feels better soon. Hey all-- what're your thoughts on getting the 2nd booster? Had my first booster in November but considering whether to do the 2nd.
	2:45pm Robm: @Irene going to get mine in the next couple of weeks
	2:45pm StringOFperils: By all means, get the booster. You won't be !00% safe, but you'll be a lot closer , for about 6 months.
	🥁 2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Heard a few times to wait 4 mos. from the 1st Booster...
	2:45pm Doug Schulkind: @Irene Trudel I got my second booster yesterday. Am feeling achy and lethargic, but mostly OK. I can't see any earthly reason not to get it.
	2:46pm Stork: Dougie - cool beans! putting on more coffee now, so I can stay up late and razz ya!!
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Dean! If I recall, for the longest time newspapers in the US were not expected to be objective-there were different papers for differing points of view, you read the one you agreed with. With radio and TV increasing the worry about manipulation of the news, a Fairness Doctrine was introduced, trying to get both sides presented. This was done away with under Reagan, leading to the current situation, right wing talk radio, Fox, internet skewed in one way or another.
	🥁 2:47pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hello Irene! I'm not quite eligible for my 2nd booster, but as soon as I am, I'm going for the jab. And I hate needles. But, I had Omicron in January, and I am certain being up-to-date on my shots is what kept me from being VERY ill. I have two co-morbidities. I wish you the best in making your decision, and thanks for introducing the subject.
	2:48pm Irene Trudel: Thanks all! Yeah, I guess it's a good idea to get the shot. Thankfully we've avoided getting sick, so I probably won't chance it.
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Irene, my wife got her second booster yesterday, she's also been a bit achy, mildly feverish, but nothing a little Tylenol didn't help. I'm going to get mine in the next few weeks; I fear another outbreak is coming, and there ain't too much else you can do (except keep wearing that mask).
	2:48pm StringOFperils: The mass lack of compliance with WHO/CDC recommendations means that COVID version X will be a fellow traveller, indefinitely. I expect 'boosters' will become an annual thing, as with flu shots.
	🥁 2:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CNN on 2nd Booster : www.cnn.com...
	2:50pm doctorjazz: SOp-I've read they're already working on newer versions of the COVID vaccines aimed at the variants (we're still getting a vaccine created for the 1st version of COVID). And, likely it will be regularly updated, as the flu vaccine is, and need repeat, maybe annual doses.
	2:52pm Irene Trudel: doctorjazz, we're definitely keeping up with the masking. I do worry that in NYC people are getting too complacent, especially when I ride the subway. I also fear another wave is coming.
	2:54pm doctorjazz: I was at Sons of Kemet at Webster Hall this past Tuesday (in my N95 mask). I don't think I'm exaggerating if I say better than 95% of the other folks there were NOT masked (I'm not sure I'd need more than 2 hands to count the masked folks).
	2:54pm Listener Gregory: I am not here—only listening.
	2:54pm doctorjazz: Pretty Zorn!
	2:55pm Stork: Nice of you to protect all those folks, Doc - too bad they didn't return the favor.
	2:55pm Stork: We see your ears, Listener Gregory.
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Very close to the New Masada Quartet... www.tzadik.com... No Zorn sax, though.
	2:57pm Irene Trudel: doctorjazz, glad you went but sad that so few stayed masked. We went to see Sparks last Tuesday and Town Hall requested all stay masked. Most complied. Tonight we're going to see Steve Hackett and I'm hoping most will respect that.
	2:59pm doctorjazz: Stork-a good mask DOES protect the wearer as well, but it has to fit well, be N-95 or similar. But I see so much COVID fatigue setting in, supermarkets, stores, very few still mask. And it doesn't look like we've gotten to the end...
	3:00pm doctorjazz: Have to clicky star this episode, so much GREAT MUSIC!!!!
	3:02pm Irene Trudel: I must agree, doctorjazz! Great vibe to the show today, Stork!
	3:02pm Ike: Hi all. I've been seeing varying mask usage. The only show I've attended lately was Mdou Moctar. Fortunately the BAM crowd was very compliant with the masking requirement as far as I could see.
	3:02pm doctorjazz: From today's NY Times, on the upcoming COVID wave. www.nytimes.com...
	3:04pm doctorjazz: Ah, I saw Mdou Moctar before the pandemic (at the last Solid Sound Festival in Mass). Man, was that a killer set!
	3:05pm adamdoesit: Dean, that's impressive. With my OED, that would've taken me half an hour of squinting and retyping.
	3:05pm doctorjazz: (I have tickets to this year's Solid Sound Festival, hopefully it comes off without a hitch).
	3:05pm Ike: It was a great but short set at BAM.
	3:05pm doctorjazz: DEAD!!!!!
	3:06pm Dean: adamdoesit, I know and even once owned the tiny edition of OED. These days I have electronic access. Makes copying easy!
	3:06pm doctorjazz: @Ike, it wasn't that long at Solid Sounds either, but I don't think I would have had to strength to keep going much longer if he kept it up.
	3:07pm Dean: Fun Dead story in today's bait-click sibling to the SF Chronicle: https://www.sfgate.com/sfhistory/article/grateful-dead-europe-1972-tour-17045839.php?IPID=SFGate-HP-CP-Spotlight
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Garcia had such a thicker, edgier tone early on than on his later dates...
	3:07pm Franco Twinkie: I Just walked in the house to this! Forget about what I said the other day about the two drummers in The Dead. Oh yeah, Pigpen forever.
	3:09pm Stork: Irene and doctorjazz you are too kind. But say it any time!
	3:09pm Franco Twinkie: It was his gear Doc. He was playing a Les Paul on these shows.
	3:11pm Franco Twinkie: Gumby, Pokey AND Pigpen are my spirit animals.
	3:11pm adamdoesit: Dean, institutional access is a treat. I should check and see if I can wangle it somehow. Still got a big old sentimental attachment to the blue slab with the tiny type tho.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Franco, makes sense! Just got this live date (acoustic) a few days ago: Garcia/Kahn Sept 7, 1982, looking forward to list4ening to it.
	3:15pm doctorjazz: (Dean, sad to say I didn't get to that show yesterday, daughter staying over, wife and daughter exhausted, wife had booster #2, just too much to run out on an hour and a half drive. But will keep my eye peeled for Broadbent..._
	3:16pm Dean: I figured as much, doc. I know the feeling.
	3:16pm Stork: Hey, Dean, thanks for the link- will check!!
	3:17pm Dean: The tiny OED sure beats microfilm!
	3:18pm Listener Gregory: I have never "gotten" the Dead, and this performance is a good example of what I don't get.
	3:19pm doctorjazz: And, a NY Times article on why the guitar solo doesn't die out... www.nytimes.com...
	3:20pm doctorjazz: @LG, like me and Frank Sinatra... (this isn't the track I'd introduce a non-Deadhead to them with, FWIW, though I do love it)
	3:20pm Dean: Arguably, one only truly "gets" the Dead seeing them live. Live recordings are a second best, but I also have a fondness for their studio work.
	3:24pm Franco Twinkie: It's a loosing proposition playing The Grateful Dead for just about anybody in 2022. They represent everything they hate. I dig it. They never saw The Dead in all their fierce glory. Who cares.
	3:26pm doctorjazz: Love the picture, Franco! (one can still catch Dead spin offs-saw the Phil Lesh version pre-pandemic, was fun, but, no, not like the Dead live shows)
	🥁 3:27pm David (in London): I love the sequence in Zabriskie Point when Dark Star soundtracks the plane flying over the desert. If someone watches that and doesn't appreciate it, well, they ain't going to like the Dead at all.
	3:28pm Stork: OOPS - once again - due to technical circumstances I am on tape today and so can't correct for the future. happily Doug Schulkind will be filling in for Lady C -
	3:28pm Dean: Just now at low volume I'm playing the "deluxe" Allman Brothers At Fillmore East to discern whether or not I need to replace it due to a scratch during the half-hour long "Mountain Jam." That "Love Light" had Allman-esque qualities. Why do folks have so much less trouble "getting" the Allman Brothers?
	3:29pm Stork: Your address for Dougie-Baby: wfmu.org... - See ya there!!!!!!!!
	3:33pm doctorjazz: Gotta run, thanks for the great show, Stork, great week, all!
	🥁 3:33pm David (in London): Du bist sehr Anmutsvoll, Storch.
	3:33pm chresti: Love the Klimperei & Pierre Bastien!
	3:34pm Stork: Keep well doctorj!!
	3:34pm doctorjazz: (take the show on the road again)
	3:34pm StringOFperils: See you Doc jazz
	3:34pm chresti: *and this Giobino
	3:34pm Stork: That was a great one-off, chresti. An old fave!
	3:35pm chresti: Bye doc!
	3:38pm Listener Gregory: @Dean, to my taste, the Allman brothers generated a lot of musical excitement during their jams and long solos. I didn't hear that in the Love Light performance (especially the vocal), but I don't begrudge anyone else enjoying it.
	3:41pm _Ike_: Don't worry, I can begrudge other people enjoying things for you. I'm good at that. I'm just that kind of dirtball!
	🥁 3:41pm David (in London): Oh man, I love this Radio Bremen set. It gets really heavy in places.
	3:42pm Listener Gregory: _Ike_, I will send you a list of people to begrudge. It is not short. Thanks for your support!
	3:42pm adamdoesit: Later doc. Stork, if being unable to correct for the future isn't the human condition, it's a damn fine reason for another cocktail. Make mine a Old Pall (named in honor of the corrosive fog that overhangs the chemical coast).
	3:43pm Stork: As great as Kraftwerk became later, I will always adore this one document I know of them going balls out.
	3:43pm Franco Twinkie: I'm outside playing interpreter. Wish I could hang and argue.
	3:44pm Stork: adamdoesit: later let's go shopping at the Pall Mall
	3:44pm Listener Gregory: This is cool.
	3:45pm Stork: Hey there, Ike!
	🥁 3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always see it as the Dead came not from a club residency nor aiming for any kind of Chart Hit like any normal band - but gestated in the Acid Tests - where they may well not even have been the focus of general proceedings. That in fact purshing their - & their audience's - particular (& not un-lysergic) Muse by being too tight or ambitious in most any way might even be considered too aggressive & somehow scaring it away... Sometimes I love the Dead, & sometimes I hate them. I imagine Jerry Garis saying something similar ...but I imagine a lot of things...
	3:45pm _Ike_: @Franco, what are you interpreting? Do you speak Spanish? Laotian? Cambodian? Martian? Valley Girl?
	🥁 3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *GARCIA dammit
	3:46pm Listener Gregory: Jerry Garis is also quite good, though.
	3:46pm adamdoesit: Stork, remember Cheap Sam's Cancer Shack, over by the Orange Julius? That place had the best deals on Pallbearers. Oh, to buy Pall Malls at the Pall Mall while sipping Old Palls…
	🥁 3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *PURSUING
	3:48pm i̺k̺e̺: Hi Stork! Been listening a while, but did not truly come alive until the second cup of tea. Or maybe this is the third. I'm not sure.
	3:48pm Stork: May I say that this has been a pleh-ZURE today with all 'a yuz Drummer Bums! See ya down in the gutter right after the show with my quart of Richard's Wild Irish Rose. We'll all get nice and listen to Doug for Lady C - his cubby can be opened here: wfmu.org...
	3:50pm adamdoesit: Thanks Stork!
	3:51pm Dean: So far, no skip during "Mountain Jam." A major difference for me is with the star guitarists. Duane's playing is charismatic; it's hard not to like what he does. It isn't particularly tight or ambitious, but it has a pleasing character. Not so much Jerry, who noodles a lot and isn't by a stretch tight or ambitious. And yet in Jerry's guitar playing I hear commentary, as if he's discoursing musically on the goings-on. For me, this elevates Jerry to a rarefied level of musicianship. (Not saying he's "better" than Duane, whom I love.)
	3:51pm Stork: Remember when NOT smoking in the mall made you a pariah? Ahhh, that 70's Willowbrook waft....
	🥁 3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay 1971 ...but I would never guess Kraftwerk for this...
	3:53pm Doug Schulkind: If you can stand hanging out with someone who, after 76 wins, finally lost at Wordle, please join me for a special Sunday episode of Give the Drummer Some as I fill in for Lady Chanticleer and Ritual Music. Let's meet over here: wfmu.org...
	🥁 3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes with the Allmans the Musicianship is conspicuous. Well said Dean...
	3:54pm Stork: I feel ya, Doug. "Proxy" got me a few weeks back. I've felt diminished ever since.
	🥁 3:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as (perhaps?) with me, what Jimi Hendrix has to say is always immeasurably more relevant than 1,000s of white Rawk Gittarists 'practicing' their Classical scales...
	3:55pm Doug Schulkind: @Stork They say you always remember your first time.
	3:57pm Stork: ONCE AGAIN - I'M PRE-RECORDED TONITE - SORRY DIDNT KNOW IT BUT IT'S DOUG SCHULKIND FOR OUR AILING LADY C , COMING UP . LET'S GO SEE THE BIG GUY!!!
	🥁 3:57pm WR: Thank you Stork!
	🥁 3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~
	3:58pm Doug Schulkind: Give the Drummer Some is not in Bremen, but it is up next: wfmu.org...
	3:59pm Listener Gregory: Although I was not here, I did enjoy the part of the show I was able to hear. Thanks, Herr Pre-recorded Stork!
	4:04pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Stork!
	4:33pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	🥁 5:43pm WR: Thank you Stork. was busy working but enjoyed hearing all the program today.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Magnet & Paul Giovanni	Maypole Song	The Wicker Man OST	Acoustic Guitar – Andrew Tompkins (3) :;:;Backing Vocals – Rachel Verney, Sally Presant :;::Concertina – Michael Cole (5) :;:;:Jew's Harp – Peter Brewis (2) :;:;Lead Vocals – Walter Kerr :;:;:Music By, Lyrics By – Paul Giovanni :;:;:Recorder – Gary Carpenter :;:;:Tambourine – Michael Frye* :;:;:Violin – Ian Cutler - -
DJ GluggGlugg	"DJ GluggGlugg"			0:03:06 (Pop-up)
Ana Mazzotti	Feel Like Making Love	Ninguem Vai Me Segurar	Bass, Guitar, Acoustic Guitar [Violão] – Alexandre* §§§Drums – Romildo T. Santos §§§Percussion – Ariovaldo* §§§Producer, Music Director [Direção Musical e Produção] – Romildo T. Santos §§§Synthesizer [Moog], Synthesizer [Arp Synthesizer], Organ, Electric Piano [Piano Fender], Mellotron – José Roberto - - 1974	0:04:41 (Pop-up)
Chico Buarque De Hollanda	Nicanor	Per Un Pugno Di Samba	Performer – C. Buarque De Hollanda, Ennio Morricone, "I Cantori Moderni" di Alessandroni, Ennio Morricone E La Sua Orchestra - - -Producer – Sergio Bardotti - - 1970	0:08:23 (Pop-up)
Erik Friedlander	Chanting "Chanting" by "Erik Friedlander"	Prowl	Alto Saxophone – Andy Laster :::::Cello – Erik Friedlander :::::Electric Bass – Stomu Takeishi :::::Percussion – Satoshi Takeishi - - Recorded March 25 & 26, 2005 at Castle Oaks Studio, Calabasas, CA	0:11:33 (Pop-up)
Susan Alcorn	An Evening Tale "An Evening Tale" by "Susan Alcorn"	Evening Tales	Pedal Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel], Written-By – Susan Alcorn	0:16:14 (Pop-up)
Bill Connors	Sad Hero "Sad Hero" by "Bill Connors"	Theme to the Gaurdian	Bill Connors – guitar - - Recorded November 1974 at Arne Bendiksen Studio, Oslo	0:21:40 (Pop-up)
Monkeyworks	03 Somewhere in Between	Monkeyworks	http://monkeyworks.squarespace.com/	0:26:04 (Pop-up)
Low	Don't Walk Away "Don't Walk Away" by "Low"	Hey What	Alan Sparhawk (vocals, guitar, piano), §§§Mimi Parker (vocals, drums), §§§Steve Garrington (bass,) - - -2021	0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Yungchen Lhamo	Coming Home "Coming Home" by "Yungchen Lhamo"	Coming Home	Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals – Sam Doherty §§§Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Kent Condon §§§Arranged By [Cello] – Patrick Morgenthaler §§§Backing Vocals – Ben Findlay, Sister Soleil §§§Bass – Daniel Yvinec §§§Cello – Caroline Lavelle §§§Drone – Peter Gabriel §§§Guitar [Wild Guitar, Guitars] – David Rhodes §§§Guitar, Backing Vocals – Henry Frayne §§§Kantele – Timo Trovinen §§§Lead Vocals – Yungchen Lhamo §§§Loops, Effects [Sound Effects], Arranged By [Cello] – Hector Zazou §§§Percussion – Chris Liliedahl, Hossam Ramzy §§§Violin – Richard Bourreau §§§Written-By – Yungchen Lhamo §§§Producer – Hector Zazou - - Recorded at Real World Studios, Wiltshire, England. Additional recording at Les Nouvelles Musiques Electroniques, Paris, France - 1998	0:36:02 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	Lights Out "Lights Out" by "Broadcast"	Work And Non Work	All tracks are written by Trish Keenan, James Cargill and Roj Stevens - -	0:44:00 (Pop-up)
Mary Halvorson	Storm Cloud "Storm Cloud" by "Mary Halvorson"	Code Girl	Bass – Michael Formanek :;:;:;:Drums – Tomas Fujiwara :;:;:;;Guitar – Mary Halvorson :;:;:;:;Music By, Lyrics By – Mary Halvorson :;::;:;Trumpet – Ambrose Akinmusire :;:;:;:Voice – Amirtha Kidambi. — -	0:48:25 (Pop-up)
DJ Squirrel Nutzaway	"DJ Squirrel Nutzaway"			0:58:18 (Pop-up)
David Murray	La Tina Lee "La Tina Lee" by "David Murray"	Special Quartet	David Murray – tenor saxophone • McCoy Tyner – piano • Fred Hopkins – bass • Elvin Jones – drums - - Recorded at Soundtrack, NYC on March 26, 1990 Mixed at Effanel Towers, NYC on June 6&7, 1990	1:06:57 (Pop-up)
Andrew Cyrille	Dance of the Nuances	The News	Andrew Cyrille – drums, percussion • Bill Frisell – guitar • David Virelles - synthesizer, piano • Ben Street - bass Recorded August 2019 at Sound on Sound Studios, New Jersey	1:12:55 (Pop-up)
New Jazz Orchestra	Rebirth (Remastered 2020)	Le Déjeuner Sur L'Herbe	Bass – Jack Bruce :;;:;Directed By – Neil Ardley :;:;:;Drums – Jon Hiseman :;:;:Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Dave Gelly :;:;:;Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet – Jim Philip :;::Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Dick Heckstall-Smith :;:;:Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute – Barbara Thompson :;:;:Trombone – Derek Wadsworth, John Mumford, Michael Gibbs, Tony Russell :::;Trumpet – Derek Watkins, Harry Beckett, Henry Lowther ::;:Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Ian Carr :;:;:;Tuba – George Smith :;:;:;Vibraphone, Marimba – Frank Ricotti - - Recorded on September 17 & 18, 1968	1:20:14 (Pop-up)
Julius Hemphill	Savannah Suite "Savannah Suite" by "Julius Hemphill"	One Atmosphere	HEMPHILL DOES NOT PLAY ON THIS ALBUM! .,,..Cello – Erik Friedlander :;:;;:Drums, Percussion – Pheeroan Aklaff :;;:;:Flute – Marty Ehrlich - ca. 1978	1:24:58 (Pop-up)
Clifford Jordan	Sophisticated Lady	Cliff Craft	Clifford Jordan - tenor saxophone • Art Farmer - trumpet (tracks 1-4 & 6) • Sonny Clark - piano • George Tucker - bass • Louis Hayes – drums • • -.-.-.Recorded • November 10, 1957 • Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey - - Went by "Cliff Jordan" back then	1:33:09 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Reece	I Had The Craziest Dream	Blues in Trinity	Dizzy Reece - trumpet • Terry Shannon - piano • Lloyd Thompson - bass • Art Taylor - drums —— Recorded August 24, 1958 Decca Studios, London	1:39:52 (Pop-up)
Stan Tracey	Under Milk Wood "Under Milk Wood" by "Stan Tracey"	Under Milk Wood	Stan Tracey – piano • Bobby Wellins – tenor saxophone • Jeff Clyne – bass • Jackie Dougan – drums • • - - - Recorded • March 14, 1965 • • Lansdowne Studios, London	1:42:54 (Pop-up)
Ran Blake & Jeanne Lee	You Stepped Out of a Dream	Free Standards: Stockholm 1966	Piano – Ran Blake :;:;:;Vocals – Jeanne Lee - - - Recorded at Borgarskolan Studio, in Stockholm, Sweden, on November 8, 1966	1:48:51 (Pop-up)
Jacky Terrasson & Cassandra Wilson	Old Devil Moon	Rendezvous	Bass – Lonnie Plaxico :;:;:;Percussion – Mino Cinelu :;;:;Piano – Jacky Terrasson :;:;:;:;Vocals – Cassandra Wilson Written-By – B. Lane*, E.Y. Harburg - - January, 1997	1:54:15 (Pop-up)
Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader	Resemblance	Bamboleate	Eddie Palmieri Piano :;:;:;:Cal Tjader Vibraphone NO OTHER CREDITS AVAIL - - 1967	2:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Eichhörnchen	"DJ Eichhörnchen"			2:05:30 (Pop-up)
Bread Love And Dreams	Circle Of The Night	Amaryllis	David McNiven - Vocals, Guitar, Flute, Harmonica Angie Rew - Vocals, Guitar, Percussion With Terry Cox - Drums Alan Trajan - Organ, Piano Danny Thompson - Bass *Dave Richmond - Bass Guitar - - 1971	2:13:19 (Pop-up)
Clara Engel	Murmurations "Murmurations" by "Clara Engel"	Their Invisible Hands	Release date: April 15	2:16:32 (Pop-up)
Jon Hassell	Moons Of Titan "Moons Of Titan" by "Jon Hassell"	Seeing Through Sound (Pentimento Volume Two)	Electronics [Textures] – Michel Redolfi :;:;:;:;Trumpet, Electronics – Jon Hassell - - 2020	2:22:07 (Pop-up)
Amancio D'Silva	What Maria Sees "What Maria Sees" by "Amancio D'Silva"	Konkan Dance	Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Amancio D'Silva :;:;:;:Bass – Toni Campo :;:;:;:Flute, Vibraphone, Electric Piano – Alan Branscombe :;:::;Piano – Stan Tracey :;:;:;:Saxophone – Don Rendell :;;:;:Sitar – Clem Alford :;:;:;:Tabla – Keshav Sathe, Mick Ripshar - - - Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, London, 1972 or 1974	2:26:18 (Pop-up)
United Jazz + Rock Ensemble	South Indian Line	Live im Schutzenhaus	Bass – Eberhard Weber ::::::Drums – Jon Hiseman ::::::Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Barbara Thompson ::::::Guitar – Volker Kriegel ::::::Nadaswaram [Nagashwaran], Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Charlie Mariano ::::::Piano, Clavinet, Synthesizer – Wolfgang Dauner ::::::Trombone – Albert Mangelsdorff ::::::Trumpet – Ian Carr ::::::Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Ack Van Rooyen —recorded at an exhibition of IG Jazz - Jan 7-9, 1977 at the Schützenhaus Stuttgart-Heslach	2:34:08 (Pop-up)
Joe Harriott & Amancio D'Silva	Stephano's Dance	Hum Dono	Alto Saxophone – Joe Harriott; :;:;:Bass – Dave Green :;:;:Drums – Bryan Spring; ;:;:;Flugelhorn – Ian Carr :;:;:;Guitar – Amancio D'Silva :;:;:;:Vocals – Norma Winstone - - Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, London, February & March 1969	2:41:17 (Pop-up)
Ron Geesin	Slow Song "Slow Song" by "Ron Geesin"	Electrosound	"stereo playable mono"	2:49:29 (Pop-up)
John Zorn	Nostromo "Nostromo" by "John Zorn"	Insurrection		2:51:31 (Pop-up)
Charles Lloyd	Dervish On The Glory B	Hyperion with Higgins	Charles Lloyd – tenor saxophone • John Abercrombie – guitar • Brad Mehldau – piano • Larry Grenadier – bass • Billy Higgins – drums - - - Recorded December 1999 at Cello Studios, Los Angeles	2:55:09 (Pop-up)
The Grateful Dead	Turn On Your Love Light	Live Dead	Jerry Garcia – guitar, vocals ::::::Bob Weir – guitar, vocals ::::::Tom Constanten – organ ;;;;;;Phil Lesh – electric bass, vocals ::::::Mickey Hart – drums, percussion ;;;;;;Bill Kreutzmann – drums, percussion ;;;;;;Ron "Pigpen" McKernan – vocals, congas, organ on "Death Don't Have No Mercy" - - - Recorded live on Jan. 26 show at San Francisco’s Avalon Ballroom and Feb. 27 and March 2 1969, shows from the same city’s at the Fillmore West	3:03:33 (Pop-up)
DJ Bah-Dum-Bump	"DJ Bah-Dum-Bump"			3:18:27 (Pop-up)
Klimperei & Pierre Bastien	La parade des dromadaires en calecon de bain	Mecanologie Portative	Double Bass – Pierre Bastien :;:;:;Drums [Steel] – Mecanium :;:;:;:;Guitar, Piano, Electric Piano, Flute, Xylophone, Performer [Ks-32], Metallophone – Klimperei	3:00:00 (Pop-up)
Andy Giorbino	Welt Der Kinder "Welt Der Kinder" by "Andy Giorbino"	Anmut Und Wurde 12" EP	Saxophone – Otmar	3:29:43 (Pop-up)
A.R. & Machines	Station 4 ....als hätte ich das alles schon 'mal gesehen. (....As If I Have Seen All This Before.)	Die grüne Reise	Composed By [Composition], Music By [Realization], Instruments [All] – Achim Reichel >>>Producer – Achim Reichel, Frank Dostal - - - 1971	3:33:41 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Stratovarios "Stratovarios" by "Kraftwerk"	K4 Radio Bremen 1971	Ralf Hutter [organ] :;:;:;Florian Schneider [woodwind] :;::;:;Michael Rother :;:;Klaus Dinger Gondel Kino, Bremen, Germany June 25, 1971	3:39:11 (Pop-up)
DJ Dux Duty	"DJ Dux Duty"			3:54:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:30am Stork: Greetings, Clublonians! Take thee a great cup from yon groaning board, that it may be filled!
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Consider my cup filled with music, Stork!
	12:03pm Stork: Irene!! Great to see you!!!
	🥁 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'ma climb into a flowerpot w/ cannabis & dig some Jazzes...
	🥁 12:03pm redkayak: Happy Sunday all!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: The rites of schwing! Hello, Stork!
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Stork and schwingers!
	🥁 12:04pm WR: Let the orgies commence!
	12:05pm Stork: Hey all! Welcome! Due to some logistical issues, this show has been pre-taped today. That's why you won't hear me acknowledge that poor Lady C is out of action. Best to her!!
	12:06pm chresti: Like toaster Stork's bed music
	🥁 12:07pm WR: Canned Stork Club!?!?!?
	12:07pm TDK60: Hi Stork. Just a hello, then have to leave, back in a while..
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Stork my dahling!
	12:07pm Stork: chresti!! StringOFperils!! WR!! RevRabb, redkayak!! TDK60!! Gettin' warm and fuzzy here!!
	12:08pm Irene Trudel: Hope you made sure that squirrel didn't nibble all your weed away!
	🥁 12:08pm David (in London): All hail the Stork. Afternoon groovers: Irene, redkayak, Rev D, String, Chrestikins, WR, TDK, Doug!
	12:09pm Stork: Dougie dearest!! (he's the boss. we have to call him endearing names or he beats us after our shows).
	12:10pm rw: Yo.
	12:10pm chresti: Afternoon from still the morning, Davidkins!
	12:10pm solo mon: Good morning it sure is spring around here. My allergies!
	🥁 12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...normally - the ☽Moon in ♉︎Taurus is the most stable placement - sensual & materialistic ...but with disruptive ♅Uranus in this sign these years - innovating in & just plain messing with Resources in so many ways...
	12:10pm Franco Twinkie: Stork, my heart beat fast for a moment. In my mind, I will make Natalie some imaginary chicken soup.
	12:10pm Stork: David (in London) - hello my Foggytown friend!!
	🥁 12:11pm redkayak: @stork - Greetings and salutations!
	12:12pm StringOFperils: I have been plagued by disruptive Uranuses the year 'round. I'd like to pack them all into a Taurus and push it off a pier.
	12:12pm Stork: rw is here! And Franco Twinkie, bearing chicken soup!! And is that solo mon?!
	12:13pm Stork: StringOFperils: - brilliant!! 🤩
	🥁 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..well - the Outer Planets are quite slow & do what they do where they are for some time...
	12:14pm Stork: I cannot tell a lie (yeah, right!). That isn't a weed plant, sadly, but a little chestnut tree (European variety).
	🥁 12:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. Thot maybe. Not so secret squirrel...
	🥁 12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the World probly needs more Trees than Hemp...
	12:17pm StringOFperils: I get fooled by those chestnut babies around here sometimes. But occasionally it actually is someone's cast-off seeds, or perhaps someone's little crop, hiding in plain sight.
	12:17pm solo mon: I’m actually a solo mon franchisee. But it is an official franchise, Like Pizza Hut.
	12:17pm adamdoesit: Hey Storkerino, Irene, Rev, chresti, WR, TDK, DiL, rw, Franco, redkayak, SOp, papa Doug, OLOmon, did I miss anyone? What a crowd, what a way to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon.
	🥁 12:18pm David (in London): Hey adamdoesit. Greets to you. solo mon - I am also a solo mon franchisee.
	12:19pm Stork: adamdoesit! Der Pate kommt!! No rain here, but it snowed yesterday and today. Kooky.
	12:20pm solo mon: D(i L) see you at the convention!
	12:21pm StringOFperils: Cha Cha Heels and convention are mutually exclusive terms.
	🥁 12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you get to say you're Solo with a Franchise ...nobody really has to be accountable ...if it ain't broke...
	12:22pm solo mon: Hi adamdoesit!
	12:25pm adamdoesit: Stork, when logistics, a little Glen Passaic will loosen it right up. Never mind the WD-40 or the PB Blaster, that stuff's a universal solvent.
	12:27pm Stork: adamdoesit: - Glen Paasaic can also be mistaken for Liver-Away. One shot, and you're done!!
	🥁 12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...of course, ise in Franch is 'glace' ...whether a squirrel gets glacey-eyed on Chestnut is beyond my experience...
	12:29pm Irene: Yay, Monkeyworks!
	12:30pm solo mon: The squirrels around here are in panic mode, trying to remember where they hid their chestnuts.
	12:31pm rw: Chestnuts... crap... where did I put those chestnuts?
	12:31pm Franco Twinkie: Thank for the reminder Solo. I will take some Certizine before I leave the house. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but smoking weed will aggravates your hay fever to a state of monumental suffering. I know this from personal experience. In a former life I was a carpenter. Working outside, the combination of sawdust and pollen would do me in. I was so medicated and devastated I could hardly fuck. Many times I couldn't stand and deliver. Plus, I was dripping snot like a broken faucet. One day a person with an extensive science back round pointed out to me that THC was pure pollen. After that, I would lay off smoking in Spring, and soon I was back to my tomcat ways.
	12:32pm Stork: Monkeyworks courtesy of Irene Trudel!! Thanks, Irene! i love this stuff!
	🥁 12:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yes well - the Manager of the Chipmunks told me in confidence - not that the Chipmunks were Unmanageable per se - but Alvin could not remember where he'd buried his nuts the night before...
	12:37pm doctorjazz: Hey Storm and Shtarker folks! Been here, listening in the car, wonderful sounds! (Just got home)
	12:37pm Z: Always loved Monkeyworks on Irene's show !!
	12:37pm Stork: The little critters dart their heads around, think thoughts like rw's "Chestnuts... crap... where did I put those chestnuts?" - Then say "Dog!" The way dogs say "squirrel!"
	12:37pm doctorjazz: *Hey Stork... Sorry...
	12:38pm solo mon: More often than not, the nuts were still stored in Alvin’s cheeks.
	12:38pm chresti: Ha StringO @12:12
	12:39pm Stork: Ha! doctorjazz: Ken Freedman once typed Storm to me, and now he'll only call me Storm.
	🥁 12:39pm David (in London): Hey doctorjazz
	🥁 12:40pm David (in London): Gimme shelter from the Stork
	12:41pm Stork: I really adore the little red squirrels that we get around here, like our friend there in Elena's photo. Unfortunately, we're noticing the little guys less and less in recent years.
	12:42pm doctorjazz (in New Jersey): Hi David (in London)!
	12:42pm chresti: StringO with the ZingOs today!
	12:42pm Stork: That's a heh-heh-heh David (in London)
	🥁 12:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very big deal the big invasive U.S. American grey squirrels bullying their way into the quaint little UK red squirrel's niche...
	12:44pm Irene: Thanks for reminding me of this Yungchen album! Her singing is So lovely. Must investigate further.
	12:45pm Stork: Peter G is also really great on this disc, Irene.
	🥁 12:46pm David (in London): Oh don't Rev D, it's a source of much sorrow that one has to travel to outlier areas to see a red in the UK now. Poor little things.
	12:49pm chresti: What dummy brought a grey squirrel to UK?
	12:50pm StringOFperils: Someone who thought it would make an exciting new menu item, probably.
	12:51pm Stork: They're definitely invasive in Germany too, chresti.
	12:51pm chresti: I had a boyfriend that liked to hunt and eat squirrels when he was living in the Santa Cruz mountains.
	12:52pm StringOFperils: The UK evened the score by exporting Lemmy.
	12:58pm solo mon: Try a grilled squirrel melt sandwich for lunch 🥪 🐿
	🥁 12:59pm David (in London): I think Elvis was into squirrel burgers wasn't he?
	1:00pm Stork: solomon is makin me hungry!
	1:00pm TDK60: Back in the club.
	1:05pm solo mon: Proof that anything tastes fine w melted cheese on it 🫕
	1:05pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Monkeyworks is based in northern/central NJ. Not very active lately (which makes me sad).
	1:06pm chresti: *He said it "tasted like chicken"
	1:06pm adamdoesit: I dunno if Chef Ralph is in today, but Hot Gray is a speciality of the kitchen at the Stork. Roast squirrel and bacon on Texas toast, broiled with sauce Mornay, what's not to love?
	1:07pm chresti: Agree with solo mon. Hi TDK60\\//
	1:09pm adamdoesit: Not sure I'd order a Hot Gray today, though. When the show is prerecorded, the squirrel may be canned, too.
	1:09pm StringOFperils: Guinea pig (cavies) are a dietary staple in a lot of places, and they're basically the same thing as a squirrel, albeit larger. Squirrel: Chicken of the trees.
	1:10pm Jeff Golick: Special!
	1:10pm chresti: Cheese always saves the squirrel casserole. Canned or frozen. ha chicken of the trees!
	1:10pm Stanley: All this squirrel talk is making me hungry. Hey Storky
	1:11pm TDK60: \\// Hi chresti.
	1:12pm Stork: A thousand lol's for : Squirrel: Chicken of the trees!! 🤪
	1:14pm Stork: Heya hiya, Stanley!
	1:14pm northguineahills: David Murray (I've been bereft of jazz lately...
	🥁 1:14pm David (in London): Just making a squirrel caeser salad if anyone wants some. Yo Stanley.
	1:16pm Listening Out There: Storking for Fun and Profit
	1:18pm StringOFperils: The edible, or fat, dormouse was a delicacy in ancient Rome, where it appeared on the tables of the wealthy as a delicious dish and symbol of prosperity. Bigger than you might think, they’re about the size of grey squirrels, and apparently taste similar too, though their flavour has also been compared to rabbit and chicken....but then, they thought consuming lead, and staging crucifixions were good ideas, so go figure.
	1:20pm adamdoesit: Nothing says romance like Champagne and dormouse. Still giggling about Chicken o' the Trees.
	1:21pm northguineahills: a knife and spork, an IPA and a cork, that's the way you spell our Stork.
	1:22pm doctorjazz: From back when David Murray was releasing about an album a week!
	1:23pm northguineahills: I believe St Andrew Cyrille introduced the Cyrillic tonal alphabet...
	1:23pm doctorjazz: This is cool, haven't heard it!
	🥁 1:23pm David (in London): String, another import to the UK courtesy of the Rothschilds, after they escaped from his country manor in my home county, Buckinghamshire. Glis glis are now local loft dwellers.
	1:24pm doctorjazz: (My dances consist of very little nuance...)
	1:25pm solo mon: Chicken of the Trees hahahahaaa
	1:26pm Stork: Dang just lost contact with the playlist for about 10 minutes there. I'm back - lucky you,
	1:26pm doctorjazz: Jack Bruce, closet jazzbo!
	1:27pm doctorjazz: Hemphill and his student, Ehrlich, love this!
	1:29pm Stork: Hemphill's not playing on it doc - it's a really deceptive title.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: sounds like drums hit by the fingers (as in bongos). Missed that, album credited to Hemphill. Ehrlich devotes much to honoring Hemphill...
	1:31pm doctorjazz: (the album cover even looks familiar, suspect I have it somewhere, which of course doesn't mean I know what's on it...)
	1:33pm doctorjazz: (and, attentive as I am, I missed your ALL CAPS note that Hemphill isn't on the album...)
	1:34pm doctorjazz: props to Friedlander, who really comps terrifically on this...
	1:34pm Stork: No, doc - I just sneaked in there and added that.
	1:35pm doctorjazz: (and, attentive as I am, I missed that you sneaked in and added that...)
	1:37pm doctorjazz: There's one of those tones on Jordan that is like melted butter...
	1:37pm adamdoesit: Can't get enough Clifford Jordan, or Ellington. Getting the two together is like squirrels and cheese.
	1:37pm Stork: doctorjazz: props to Friedlander, - totally, doctor. Erik's second trip to the Stork Club bandstand tonight. Such a wonderful player and a sweetie.
	1:39pm Stork: Super-size you with an XXXL portion of Critter Fritters?
	🥁 1:39pm David (in London): OK, but easy on the vole OK?
	🥁 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...boy - maybe I do have adult ADD ...show me a squirrel one time & see where we end up...
	1:40pm doctorjazz: Such a cute smile on Cliff on the album cover...
	1:40pm Stork: Marge! Hold the sewer rat for David!!
	🥁 1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - are they Hemphill compositions ? Or is Julius Hemphill the BandName ...or just one of those impentrably arcane Jazz culture marketing things to misdirect the Buyer re personnel ...or an interesting & incomprehensible tangled combination of these ...also where are those chestnuts...
	1:43pm doctorjazz: I'm feeling like just light snack food, some chipmunk chips here, please.
	1:46pm doctorjazz: Hemphill passed away in 1995, before this was recorded. All compositions are his. (Ehrlich continued to honor him for years after he passed). en.wikipedia.org...
	🥁 1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. Righteous ...forget I attempted extended cheap goofs on the topic. Cheers...
	1:47pm doctorjazz: so far, the last 2 tracks, the only musicians I had familiarity with were Reece, Art Taylor...that's it. Great tracks, though!
	1:47pm Stork: Thanks for the info, doc. It's an amazing tribute, even if the packaging is a little questionable.
	1:48pm Stork: You gotta know Sonny Clark, doc, right?
	1:48pm Dean: I keep buying records with covers emblazoned with "Beethoven." Not ONE of them features LvB in performance!
	1:49pm doctorjazz: Sure, but he was 3 tracks ago...
	1:49pm Stork: Dean: right?! And just TRY getting your money back!
	1:50pm Stork: oh, ok gotcha doc
	1:50pm doctorjazz: And I always thought LVB was conducting, fooled me...
	🥁 1:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - we've got Gershwin piano rolls...
	🥁 1:51pm David (in London): Just looked up Lansdowne Studios, which I had a hunch would be in Holland Park, and it was: en.wikipedia.org... Very near where Antonioni later shot some scenes of The Passenger.
	1:54pm Jeff Golick: I'm currently trying to verify my identity with the US government, for to pay my taxes, and it's going about as smoothly as you might expect. This show is the only thing keeping me from defenestrating myself.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: gotta keep your fen, @Jeff G!
	1:57pm doctorjazz: This one (Terrason/Wilson) is a bit easier to recognize than the Blake/Lee ...Dream.
	1:58pm Stork: Stay fenestrated, Jeff. They're not worth it.
	🥁 2:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one of the only advantages, perhaps, of having No Income [reaches to ground] ...chestnut ??
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: Lonnie Plaxico is also the bass player on Wilson's great Blue Skies record.
	🥁 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'resemblance' to Take5 ?...
	2:05pm doctorjazz: Palmieri is playing somewhere in the NY/NJ area soon.. www.songkick.com... eddie-palmieri I saw him at an outdoor jazz festival before the Pandemic, still quite a show...
	🥁 2:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ... Xs Greensleeves...
	2:09pm Robm: Hey fellow listeners just wondering if there are listeners to this strange wonderful station from Russia.
	2:11pm adamdoesit: Stork, what's it like sitting in on your own prerecorded show?
	2:15pm StringOFperils: Stork, don't forget to claim 1.6753 % x 23% of capital losses per self-defenestration at line 4011. Caveat: There's paperwork.
	2:16pm doctorjazz: Internet access in Russia has been blocked by the government, so I'd guess any programs from outside are difficult to get (setting up VPN is an option, but likely most Russians aren't able to).
	2:17pm Stork: I've had to do it before, adamdoesit. It's really great to have your "hands free" and be able to chat more. Doing it live is a wonderful thing, but they both have their charms.
	🥁 2:17pm David (in London): That Amaryllis cover is just fantastic.
	2:22pm adamdoesit: Stork, now that you mention it, I'm not sure I've seen you shake a cocktail with each hand before. Usually, you use one to hold your nose…
	2:25pm Stork: adamdoesit, when it comes to shaking cocktails, I can modestly say that I am Tom Cruise up in that bitch.
	2:26pm adamdoesit: lol Stork. doc, you raise an interesting question. There's a risk to passing traffic over a VPN -- if you get noticed, you can get shut down (or, in Russia, worse). Would you risk it to hear a little music from a freer place?
	2:27pm Robm: Thanks doctor jazz
	🥁 2:27pm WR: The Clare Engel claraengel.bandcamp.com...
	🥁 2:30pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi Stork! I've been lurking for about an hour or so, and really digging the music. Especially that Jon Hassell you just played...and this Amancio D'Silva is lovely, too. Thank you!
	2:30pm Robm: @adam if i was not going to get caught hell yes
	2:31pm doctorjazz: @Adamdoesit- I'd guess not many are taking the risk to listen to the Drummer Stream (hard as that is to fathom). But there are some brave souls risking it to get a version of the news NOT issued by the Russian Government (not most of the population, but the few with concerns that haven't yet left the country).
	2:31pm Robm: @Wendy hi
	2:32pm doctorjazz: Violations of Russian "fake news" laws (gee, where did they get that phrase from...) are up to 15 years in prison right now.
	2:32pm Stork: Hey, Wendy del Formaggio - digging it when you drop in!
	2:33pm Stork: Hey, thanks, WR!
	2:33pm StringOFperils: Difficult to really know the state of daily affairs of the average Russian citizen, given the ubiquity of staged information on all sides, here, and there. Truly weird times we're living in.
	2:33pm Robm: @Doctor jazz and FWIW the BBC is on shortwave again, but don’t know how many russians have shortwave radios
	🥁 2:35pm David (in London): Lansdowne Studios again.
	2:37pm Robm: @String which is why i am not in front of a tv set all day watching the news, would rather be listening to the magic factory all day
	2:37pm Doug Schulkind: LATE BREAKING DRUMMER STREAM NEWS: Lady Chanticleer is under the weather and I will be filling in for Ritual Music this afternoon/evening with a special episode of Give the Drummer Some. I encourage you to join me for some very Lady Chanticleer-like grooves and jams. See you soon here: wfmu.org...
	2:37pm adamdoesit: Robm, it's a big if… but might be worth it to feel a little more alive. doc, I'm not sure which way the term fake news flowed… I wonder if our would-be dictator might've taken it from theirs' playbook. SOp, I've heard from Russian friends and colleagues that family over there is either taking the Putin line, trying to get out, or becoming very depressed.
	2:39pm Dean: OED: fake news n. originally U.S. news that conveys or incorporates false, fabricated, or deliberately misleading information, or that is characterized as or accused of doing so. The term was widely popularized during and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election campaign, and since then has been used in two main ways: to refer to inaccurate stories circulated on social media and the internet, esp. ones which serve a particular political or ideological purpose; or to seek to discredit media reports regarded as partisan or untrustworthy. Some earlier evidence may not represent a fixed collocation, although the practice of ‘faking’ news stories was much discussed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries (see fake v.2 7a). 1890 Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Daily Jrnl. 7 Feb. That mine story is one of the greatest pieces of fake news that has been sprung on the country for a long time. 1917 Railway & Marine News May 9/2 Fake news of the most dangerous character is already being published in the yellow journals. 2010 Sunday Times (Nexis) 6 June (Scotland ed.) 30 The [Chinese] government denounced the story as ‘fake news’ and punished four newspapers for reporting it. 2016 Postmedia Breaking News (Nexis) 4 Nov. The scourge of the U.S. election: Fake news, exploding on social media, is seeping into the mainstream... If cable-news channels such as Fox News and MSNBC revived an era of overtly partisan political coverage, producers of so-called fake news have taken the trend to a new and distorted level, largely dispensing with facts in their zeal to generate money-making clicks and/or promote one political side. 2016 @realDonaldTrump 10 Dec. in twitter.com (accessed 28 June 2019) Reports by @CNN that I will be working on The Apprentice during my Presidency, even part time, are ridiculous & untrue—FAKE NEWS! 2019 Times (Nexis) 3 Apr. 22 (heading) Pupils will be taught how to spot fake news.
	🥁 2:40pm WR: Glad to read, Doug, that you have rallied from your booster lassitude.
	2:41pm Robm: @Adam true that, and I wonder what the man child would have tried to do to stations like this if he was elected again?
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: Well, my identity has now been verified by the US gov't, so I am not fake Jeff.
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: (to the extent that you find the US gov't trustworthy)
	🥁 2:42pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hello Robm!
	2:44pm Irene Trudel: Great to hear you're giving us another dose of Drummer, Doug! Hope Lady Chanticleer feels better soon. Hey all-- what're your thoughts on getting the 2nd booster? Had my first booster in November but considering whether to do the 2nd.
	2:45pm Robm: @Irene going to get mine in the next couple of weeks
	2:45pm StringOFperils: By all means, get the booster. You won't be !00% safe, but you'll be a lot closer , for about 6 months.
	🥁 2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Heard a few times to wait 4 mos. from the 1st Booster...
	2:45pm Doug Schulkind: @Irene Trudel I got my second booster yesterday. Am feeling achy and lethargic, but mostly OK. I can't see any earthly reason not to get it.
	2:46pm Stork: Dougie - cool beans! putting on more coffee now, so I can stay up late and razz ya!!
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Dean! If I recall, for the longest time newspapers in the US were not expected to be objective-there were different papers for differing points of view, you read the one you agreed with. With radio and TV increasing the worry about manipulation of the news, a Fairness Doctrine was introduced, trying to get both sides presented. This was done away with under Reagan, leading to the current situation, right wing talk radio, Fox, internet skewed in one way or another.
	🥁 2:47pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hello Irene! I'm not quite eligible for my 2nd booster, but as soon as I am, I'm going for the jab. And I hate needles. But, I had Omicron in January, and I am certain being up-to-date on my shots is what kept me from being VERY ill. I have two co-morbidities. I wish you the best in making your decision, and thanks for introducing the subject.
	2:48pm Irene Trudel: Thanks all! Yeah, I guess it's a good idea to get the shot. Thankfully we've avoided getting sick, so I probably won't chance it.
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Irene, my wife got her second booster yesterday, she's also been a bit achy, mildly feverish, but nothing a little Tylenol didn't help. I'm going to get mine in the next few weeks; I fear another outbreak is coming, and there ain't too much else you can do (except keep wearing that mask).
	2:48pm StringOFperils: The mass lack of compliance with WHO/CDC recommendations means that COVID version X will be a fellow traveller, indefinitely. I expect 'boosters' will become an annual thing, as with flu shots.
	🥁 2:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CNN on 2nd Booster : www.cnn.com...
	2:50pm doctorjazz: SOp-I've read they're already working on newer versions of the COVID vaccines aimed at the variants (we're still getting a vaccine created for the 1st version of COVID). And, likely it will be regularly updated, as the flu vaccine is, and need repeat, maybe annual doses.
	2:52pm Irene Trudel: doctorjazz, we're definitely keeping up with the masking. I do worry that in NYC people are getting too complacent, especially when I ride the subway. I also fear another wave is coming.
	2:54pm doctorjazz: I was at Sons of Kemet at Webster Hall this past Tuesday (in my N95 mask). I don't think I'm exaggerating if I say better than 95% of the other folks there were NOT masked (I'm not sure I'd need more than 2 hands to count the masked folks).
	2:54pm Listener Gregory: I am not here—only listening.
	2:54pm doctorjazz: Pretty Zorn!
	2:55pm Stork: Nice of you to protect all those folks, Doc - too bad they didn't return the favor.
	2:55pm Stork: We see your ears, Listener Gregory.
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Very close to the New Masada Quartet... www.tzadik.com... No Zorn sax, though.
	2:57pm Irene Trudel: doctorjazz, glad you went but sad that so few stayed masked. We went to see Sparks last Tuesday and Town Hall requested all stay masked. Most complied. Tonight we're going to see Steve Hackett and I'm hoping most will respect that.
	2:59pm doctorjazz: Stork-a good mask DOES protect the wearer as well, but it has to fit well, be N-95 or similar. But I see so much COVID fatigue setting in, supermarkets, stores, very few still mask. And it doesn't look like we've gotten to the end...
	3:00pm doctorjazz: Have to clicky star this episode, so much GREAT MUSIC!!!!
	3:02pm Irene Trudel: I must agree, doctorjazz! Great vibe to the show today, Stork!
	3:02pm Ike: Hi all. I've been seeing varying mask usage. The only show I've attended lately was Mdou Moctar. Fortunately the BAM crowd was very compliant with the masking requirement as far as I could see.
	3:02pm doctorjazz: From today's NY Times, on the upcoming COVID wave. www.nytimes.com...
	3:04pm doctorjazz: Ah, I saw Mdou Moctar before the pandemic (at the last Solid Sound Festival in Mass). Man, was that a killer set!
	3:05pm adamdoesit: Dean, that's impressive. With my OED, that would've taken me half an hour of squinting and retyping.
	3:05pm doctorjazz: (I have tickets to this year's Solid Sound Festival, hopefully it comes off without a hitch).
	3:05pm Ike: It was a great but short set at BAM.
	3:05pm doctorjazz: DEAD!!!!!
	3:06pm Dean: adamdoesit, I know and even once owned the tiny edition of OED. These days I have electronic access. Makes copying easy!
	3:06pm doctorjazz: @Ike, it wasn't that long at Solid Sounds either, but I don't think I would have had to strength to keep going much longer if he kept it up.
	3:07pm Dean: Fun Dead story in today's bait-click sibling to the SF Chronicle: https://www.sfgate.com/sfhistory/article/grateful-dead-europe-1972-tour-17045839.php?IPID=SFGate-HP-CP-Spotlight
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Garcia had such a thicker, edgier tone early on than on his later dates...
	3:07pm Franco Twinkie: I Just walked in the house to this! Forget about what I said the other day about the two drummers in The Dead. Oh yeah, Pigpen forever.
	3:09pm Stork: Irene and doctorjazz you are too kind. But say it any time!
	3:09pm Franco Twinkie: It was his gear Doc. He was playing a Les Paul on these shows.
	3:11pm Franco Twinkie: Gumby, Pokey AND Pigpen are my spirit animals.
	3:11pm adamdoesit: Dean, institutional access is a treat. I should check and see if I can wangle it somehow. Still got a big old sentimental attachment to the blue slab with the tiny type tho.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Franco, makes sense! Just got this live date (acoustic) a few days ago: Garcia/Kahn Sept 7, 1982, looking forward to list4ening to it.
	3:15pm doctorjazz: (Dean, sad to say I didn't get to that show yesterday, daughter staying over, wife and daughter exhausted, wife had booster #2, just too much to run out on an hour and a half drive. But will keep my eye peeled for Broadbent..._
	3:16pm Dean: I figured as much, doc. I know the feeling.
	3:16pm Stork: Hey, Dean, thanks for the link- will check!!
	3:17pm Dean: The tiny OED sure beats microfilm!
	3:18pm Listener Gregory: I have never "gotten" the Dead, and this performance is a good example of what I don't get.
	3:19pm doctorjazz: And, a NY Times article on why the guitar solo doesn't die out... www.nytimes.com...
	3:20pm doctorjazz: @LG, like me and Frank Sinatra... (this isn't the track I'd introduce a non-Deadhead to them with, FWIW, though I do love it)
	3:20pm Dean: Arguably, one only truly "gets" the Dead seeing them live. Live recordings are a second best, but I also have a fondness for their studio work.
	3:24pm Franco Twinkie: It's a loosing proposition playing The Grateful Dead for just about anybody in 2022. They represent everything they hate. I dig it. They never saw The Dead in all their fierce glory. Who cares.
	3:26pm doctorjazz: Love the picture, Franco! (one can still catch Dead spin offs-saw the Phil Lesh version pre-pandemic, was fun, but, no, not like the Dead live shows)
	🥁 3:27pm David (in London): I love the sequence in Zabriskie Point when Dark Star soundtracks the plane flying over the desert. If someone watches that and doesn't appreciate it, well, they ain't going to like the Dead at all.
	3:28pm Stork: OOPS - once again - due to technical circumstances I am on tape today and so can't correct for the future. happily Doug Schulkind will be filling in for Lady C -
	3:28pm Dean: Just now at low volume I'm playing the "deluxe" Allman Brothers At Fillmore East to discern whether or not I need to replace it due to a scratch during the half-hour long "Mountain Jam." That "Love Light" had Allman-esque qualities. Why do folks have so much less trouble "getting" the Allman Brothers?
	3:29pm Stork: Your address for Dougie-Baby: wfmu.org... - See ya there!!!!!!!!
	3:33pm doctorjazz: Gotta run, thanks for the great show, Stork, great week, all!
	🥁 3:33pm David (in London): Du bist sehr Anmutsvoll, Storch.
	3:33pm chresti: Love the Klimperei & Pierre Bastien!
	3:34pm Stork: Keep well doctorj!!
	3:34pm doctorjazz: (take the show on the road again)
	3:34pm StringOFperils: See you Doc jazz
	3:34pm chresti: *and this Giobino
	3:34pm Stork: That was a great one-off, chresti. An old fave!
	3:35pm chresti: Bye doc!
	3:38pm Listener Gregory: @Dean, to my taste, the Allman brothers generated a lot of musical excitement during their jams and long solos. I didn't hear that in the Love Light performance (especially the vocal), but I don't begrudge anyone else enjoying it.
	3:41pm _Ike_: Don't worry, I can begrudge other people enjoying things for you. I'm good at that. I'm just that kind of dirtball!
	🥁 3:41pm David (in London): Oh man, I love this Radio Bremen set. It gets really heavy in places.
	3:42pm Listener Gregory: _Ike_, I will send you a list of people to begrudge. It is not short. Thanks for your support!
	3:42pm adamdoesit: Later doc. Stork, if being unable to correct for the future isn't the human condition, it's a damn fine reason for another cocktail. Make mine a Old Pall (named in honor of the corrosive fog that overhangs the chemical coast).
	3:43pm Stork: As great as Kraftwerk became later, I will always adore this one document I know of them going balls out.
	3:43pm Franco Twinkie: I'm outside playing interpreter. Wish I could hang and argue.
	3:44pm Stork: adamdoesit: later let's go shopping at the Pall Mall
	3:44pm Listener Gregory: This is cool.
	3:45pm Stork: Hey there, Ike!
	🥁 3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always see it as the Dead came not from a club residency nor aiming for any kind of Chart Hit like any normal band - but gestated in the Acid Tests - where they may well not even have been the focus of general proceedings. That in fact purshing their - & their audience's - particular (& not un-lysergic) Muse by being too tight or ambitious in most any way might even be considered too aggressive & somehow scaring it away... Sometimes I love the Dead, & sometimes I hate them. I imagine Jerry Garis saying something similar ...but I imagine a lot of things...
	3:45pm _Ike_: @Franco, what are you interpreting? Do you speak Spanish? Laotian? Cambodian? Martian? Valley Girl?
	🥁 3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *GARCIA dammit
	3:46pm Listener Gregory: Jerry Garis is also quite good, though.
	3:46pm adamdoesit: Stork, remember Cheap Sam's Cancer Shack, over by the Orange Julius? That place had the best deals on Pallbearers. Oh, to buy Pall Malls at the Pall Mall while sipping Old Palls…
	🥁 3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *PURSUING
	3:48pm i̺k̺e̺: Hi Stork! Been listening a while, but did not truly come alive until the second cup of tea. Or maybe this is the third. I'm not sure.
	3:48pm Stork: May I say that this has been a pleh-ZURE today with all 'a yuz Drummer Bums! See ya down in the gutter right after the show with my quart of Richard's Wild Irish Rose. We'll all get nice and listen to Doug for Lady C - his cubby can be opened here: wfmu.org...
	3:50pm adamdoesit: Thanks Stork!
	3:51pm Dean: So far, no skip during "Mountain Jam." A major difference for me is with the star guitarists. Duane's playing is charismatic; it's hard not to like what he does. It isn't particularly tight or ambitious, but it has a pleasing character. Not so much Jerry, who noodles a lot and isn't by a stretch tight or ambitious. And yet in Jerry's guitar playing I hear commentary, as if he's discoursing musically on the goings-on. For me, this elevates Jerry to a rarefied level of musicianship. (Not saying he's "better" than Duane, whom I love.)
	3:51pm Stork: Remember when NOT smoking in the mall made you a pariah? Ahhh, that 70's Willowbrook waft....
	🥁 3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay 1971 ...but I would never guess Kraftwerk for this...
	3:53pm Doug Schulkind: If you can stand hanging out with someone who, after 76 wins, finally lost at Wordle, please join me for a special Sunday episode of Give the Drummer Some as I fill in for Lady Chanticleer and Ritual Music. Let's meet over here: wfmu.org...
	🥁 3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes with the Allmans the Musicianship is conspicuous. Well said Dean...
	3:54pm Stork: I feel ya, Doug. "Proxy" got me a few weeks back. I've felt diminished ever since.
	🥁 3:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as (perhaps?) with me, what Jimi Hendrix has to say is always immeasurably more relevant than 1,000s of white Rawk Gittarists 'practicing' their Classical scales...
	3:55pm Doug Schulkind: @Stork They say you always remember your first time.
	3:57pm Stork: ONCE AGAIN - I'M PRE-RECORDED TONITE - SORRY DIDNT KNOW IT BUT IT'S DOUG SCHULKIND FOR OUR AILING LADY C , COMING UP . LET'S GO SEE THE BIG GUY!!!
	🥁 3:57pm WR: Thank you Stork!
	🥁 3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~
	3:58pm Doug Schulkind: Give the Drummer Some is not in Bremen, but it is up next: wfmu.org...
	3:59pm Listener Gregory: Although I was not here, I did enjoy the part of the show I was able to hear. Thanks, Herr Pre-recorded Stork!
	4:04pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Stork!
	4:33pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	🥁 5:43pm WR: Thank you Stork. was busy working but enjoyed hearing all the program today.

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from April 3, 2022

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