WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 1, 2022

Listener comments!
	🥁 8:59am hyde: hello!
	8:59am Jeff Golick: Hey, @hyde!
	9:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Jeff and all other listeners!
	🥁 9:01am doctorjazz: Hey,, I wanted to be first on, been beaten, damn! Hi Outies, Jeff, all!
	🥁 9:01am Listener Gregory: Mayday! Mayday! The show is going out. Repeat: The Show is Going: OUT!!
	9:02am DJpeterDE: Top out the morning!
	9:02am Jeff Golick: @Andrew! in! Toronto! Hello! @doctorjazz: nobody beats the doc! @Listener Gregory: solidarity! @DJpeterDE: you're the tops!
	🥁 9:04am Yvang: Hi Jeff and listeners! Let's DO it!
	🥁 9:04am chresti: Morning Jeff and d:OUTers!
	9:05am Sem: Hello, Jeff and DO-ers, DIY-ers, and aspiring jazzbos.
	🥁 9:08am Listener Gregory: Jeff's deathdar is uncanny.
	9:09am TDK60: May Day greetings, Jeff. Great to hear some Klaus. S.
	9:10am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @Yvang! @chresti, no d:OUbT it's great to see you! I aspire to @Sem status! Welcome.
	🥁 9:10am doctorjazz: This is pretty!
	🥁 9:13am doctorjazz: (in an ominous, organ-y way...)
	9:15am adamdoesit: Good morning, Jeff G and destinees.
	9:17am Jeff Golick: Big greets, @adamdoesit!
	9:17am Jeff Golick: It will not surprise anyone to learn that Schulze did great soundtrack work.
	🥁 9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RabbitRabbit !
	9:22am Jeff Golick: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63! Luck be with you.
	9:24am TDK60: I lucked upon a batch of these La Vie Electronique series CDs at the NYC public library.
	9:24am ParUbi: Hey everyone hi Jeff
	9:25am Jeff Golick: Yo, @ParUbi!
	🥁 9:25am doctorjazz: Perfect for Child's pose..
	9:26am Jeff Golick: My phone just relayed the following to me: "Your screen time was up 28% last week, for an average of 24 hours a day." Am I a machine now? Do I get a raise?
	9:27am Stork: Hi Outers and Out-lettes! Didn’t knew Schulze and Schickert did a thing. ZING!
	9:27am Jeff Golick: That's great, @TDK60. I was searching the NYC & BKLYN public library catalogs for some James Newton earlier this week.
	🥁 9:28am Listener Gregory: You know... he SOUNDS dead.
	9:28am Jeff Golick: @Stork, my Sunday brother!
	🥁 9:29am doctorjazz: If your average is 24 hours a day, I wonder what your peak usage was...
	9:30am Siri: I have merged with my phone now, @doc. There is no average. There is only phone.
	9:30am TDK60: DJ Jeff, interesting that Brooklyn has a separate library system from the other NYC boroughs.
	🥁 9:30am Listener Gregory: Jeff, that figure suggests you only had 18.75 hours of screentime before last week. One has to wonder what you did with all the rest of your time.
	9:31am Siri: @TDK60: Queens has its own too!
	9:32am listener james from westwood: In since the jump but at the grocery; how do Jeff and all!
	9:32am Siri: Hey, @listener james! Here's some supermarket music for your shopping outing.
	9:33am TDK60: Siri, Ah, didn't know that. So, the NYPL is Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island.
	9:35am Siri: Yeah, @TDK60. Wonder if it's a relic from the pre-borough incorporation days.
	9:36am Stork: You were an only Sunday child, Jeff. Then that bird-person came along, and now you have four bouncing Sabbath siblings. So great that Cha Cha is in our dugout! ZING again!!!
	9:37am Siri: SUNDAY RULES!! All the other days drool(s).
	🥁 9:38am hyde: theinternets tells me that the Brooklyn and Queens library systems were in fact founded before 1898 when the boroughs incorporated into NYC
	9:39am listener james from westwood: @Jeff: Ah, perfect match!
	9:40am Siri: Re NYC libraries, I have never forgiven the Brooklyn Public Library for developing a logo that removes the (non-Y) vowels from their name. For an institution that promotes literacy, I found it an odd move.
	9:40am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Jeff. This thoughtful jam really works for me. I got's to stand and deliver today, so I'm trying to ease into the day in a peaceful head space.
	9:41am Siri: Greetings, @Franco Twinkie! Glad the Jokers are hitting right. What are you delivering?
	9:41am Stanley: Greetings Sir I
	9:42am Siri: Good afternoon, @Stanley!
	9:42am Franco Twinkie: I have to frost a cake to look like a book for a party. All the L.A. literati are going to be there.
	🥁 9:43am chresti: Or the Altadena literati at least
	9:44am Siri: Sounds tony!
	🥁 9:45am hyde: Jee, you should make a cool voweless logo for Dstntn t
	🥁 9:45am Listener Gregory: @Franco, could you do a post-modern twist on it and decorate a book to look like a cake? That sounds easier. And surely the literati will get the joke.
	🥁 9:46am hyde: Jeff, i mean
	9:46am Franco Twinkie: Tony AND kick back Siri.
	9:46am ParUbi: “Cosmic Jokers” is not doing the project any favors, name wise. Wait, is this the 70s?
	9:46am Jff: I hear you, @hyde.
	9:46am Franco Twinkie: Sounds hilarious, but no.
	9:46am alanr: Saludos, otra vez, from my perch here in Mexico city. Listening, of course, but forgot to join our morning listening club attendance sheet here.
	9:47am Jff: @ParUbi: [Chandler Bing voice] could it BE more 70s?
	9:47am ParUbi: Of course it is, comment retracted
	9:47am TDK60: Good luck, froster Franco. Hola chresti, Stanley. All others also.
	9:48am Jff: Buenos dias, @alanr!
	9:48am DJpeterDE: Europe? 1970s? That’s the vibe I’m getting
	9:48am Stanley: Loves me a bag of Space Rock
	9:48am ParUbi: I lived in Eugene, Oregon when the Ken Kelsey’s school bus was still around. That “merry pranksters” project was a little on the nose
	9:49am ParUbi: *Kesey autocorrect
	9:49am Jff: Germany early 70s was a vibe.
	🥁 9:50am chresti: Hola TDK60\\//
	🥁 9:50am Listener Gregory: Just realized I unknowingly at a gluten-free breakfast. Does anyone know an antidote for that??
	9:53am DJpeterDE: The antidote? More Cowell!
	🥁 9:53am hyde: apparently Schulze didn't like the Cosmic Jokers stuff and sued the guy who put them out
	9:57am Stanley: LG - quick, eat some toast.
	9:59am Jff: Hahaha, @DJpeterDE.
	🥁 10:00am doctorjazz: In headphone mode (fam is asleep), great sounds! (Got to see Newton/Davis way back in pre-historic days...)
	🥁 10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♉︎Taurus, Year of Water 🐍Snake James W. Newton born May 1, 1953
	10:02am Jff: Very cool, @doc. Jealous!
	🥁 10:06am doctorjazz: Ticked off-doing Spelling Bee, it won't accept the word chink. I know it can be used as a racial slur, but it is a dictionary word (and I want to finally get to Genius level...😒)
	🥁 10:07am doctorjazz: Lovely Duke!, the full range of horns!
	🥁 10:07am Listener Gregory: Beautiful Strayhorn ballad that is not often covered for some reason.
	🥁 10:08am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, my understanding is that Strayhorn wrote this song, which then was incorporated into the Shakespeare suite, a not uncommon practice.
	10:09am Jff: Around the time of "Water Mystery," Newton also released an all Ellington/Strayhorn album on Blue Note.
	🥁 10:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. All the lyrical airy quality of Flute with none of the thin slight weak traits too often in evidence. For acute lack of better adjectives...
	🥁 10:10am doctorjazz: LG, correct, I tend to think of Ellington/Strayhorn as one unit Billy Strayhorn was my right arm, my left arm, all the eyes in the back of my head, my brainwaves in his head, and his in mine. — Duke Ellington
	🥁 10:12am doctorjazz: RRN63, agree-the word "body" comes to mind, a solidity in Newton's tone, makes it as tactile as a sax can be.
	🥁 10:14am doctorjazz: Have to get ready, actor/daughter is in ensemble in a production of Side Show in White Plains, driving her there in a bit, be there most of the day. Archives, tomorrow, here I come (great stuff, big Newton fan since the 80s). Still hanging around for a bit...
	🥁 10:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in my ignorance - looked @ his wiki. He's categorized as Jazz & Classical. So he knows his way around that thing, duh. A lot of people come @ flute as a secondary instrument, maybe - just for a bit of its tone ... It takes a lot of lungs & control.
	🥁 10:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Break a leg docjazz's daughter ! Enjoy.
	🥁 10:16am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Pardon me for this critique, but I think the discussion of the Ellington/Strayhorn symbiosis tends to short-change Strayhorn. There is no doubt that Ellington benefitted massively from his collaboration from Strayhorn. But Strayhorn was a stand-alone genius needing none of Ellington's various masteries to complete his legacy. One thing Strayhorn needed, and received unreservedly, from Ellington was a long-term gig.
	🥁 10:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Strayhorn was how old when he wrote 'Lush Life' ? 20 or something ??... Of course being Queer was a particular social challenge in the era.
	🥁 10:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wrote 'Take the A Train' on the way to the gig meeting Duke in the 1st place after getting directions? Bang.
	10:19am Jff: Hey there, @Doug "pardon me" Schulkind!
	🥁 10:20am Listener Gregory: Jeff, could you announce the instrumentation of this cut (Past Spirits) when you do your talking thing?
	🥁 10:21am doctorjazz: @Doug, no argument, didn't mean to minimize Strayhorn's genius-I think Duke was crushed when he passed on. (and, while he was definitely a genius, having someone with Duke's standing definitely benefitted him in some ways. (I don't think he had the outgoing, self-promoting personality that would have gotten him as much notice, even though he did live in Duke's shadow to some extent).
	🥁 10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. Less lopsided & more overt than Stan Lee & Jack Kirby for instance...
	10:23am Jff: Sure, @LG, and for the commentariat: Bassoon – John Nunez Clarinet – John Carter Flute – James Newton Oboe, English Horn – Charles Owens Tuba – Red Callender
	🥁 10:23am doctorjazz: LG-so you don't have to wait: Bassoon – John Nunez Clarinet – John Carter (3) Composed By, Flute – James Newton (2) Oboe, English Horn – Charles Owens Tuba – Red Callender
	🥁 10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Red Callender' is good for MayDay...
	🥁 10:25am doctorjazz: I generally think of Callender as a bass player, can't think of tuba dates aside from this one.
	🥁 10:27am Listener Gregory: So, your typical woodwind + tuba quintet! Thanks, gentlemen.
	10:28am DJpeterDE: Growing up as a flutist I always found individual tone production a mysterious thing (unlike the saxophones where individuality is attained through a number of factors, some of them physicals: mouthpieces, reeds, etc.). But when I think of jazz flute: Newton, Wess, Dolphy, Rivers, et al. are all distinctive.
	🥁 10:28am doctorjazz: This is fun! Flute [Flute, Alto Flute, Bass Flute] – James W. Newton Jr.* Flute [Flute, Alto Flute, Bass Flute], Piccolo Flute – Pedro Eustache Flute [Flute, Alto Flute] – Melecio Magdaluyo Flute [Flute, Bass Flute] – Henry Threadgill
	10:28am adamdoesit: It occurs to me that Strayhorn's name has something to do with how I've mentally appended him to Duke, as though he were a cat that Ellington adopted.
	🥁 10:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Strayhorn would be a pretty good catname...
	🥁 10:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he was sort of Duke's spirit Familiar...
	🥁 10:31am hyde: i guess there's a Red Callender record called "Callender Speaks Low" that's all him playing tuba?
	🥁 10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or rather - in Magickal Operations - there may be both the Medium & the Magician. This sort of dyad...
	🥁 10:34am Doug Schulkind: Billy Strayhorn's childhood home would be about 5 minutes from my house, if a certain bridge here in Pittsburgh hadn't collapsed recently. Strayhorn carries one of the great nicknames in music: "Sweet Pea."
	10:42am adamdoesit: Maybe that's how Duke felt when Strayhorn passed, as though a bridge connecting him to his other half had collapsed.
	10:42am Jff: Oh that's good, @adamdoesit.
	🥁 10:44am doctorjazz: @adamdoesit-👍
	🥁 10:44am doctorjazz: Hidden Voices-a great album!
	🥁 10:47am Listener Gregory: I have a prejudice I won't try to defend against titles like "Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion." Maybe prejudice is wrong; I just don't like them. Are you listening Tony B.?
	10:48am Jff: Tony Bennett recorded "Crystal Texts?" For the record, ON the record label it's simply "Crystal Texts."
	🥁 10:50am Listener Gregory: I see another song on the album is called Hocket in the Pocket. Now that is a real title!
	🥁 10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...maybe before Tony Bennett passes he'll come out about his Ayahuasca sessions & release some work of great avant complexity & strangeness...
	10:53am adamdoesit: Hey, I wanted to ask you all: after our visit to the Vanguard, my lovely wife was asking me about the Japanese love of jazz. I thought, there are so many dimensions to that -- freedom, Otherness, mastery, cool… -- there's gotta be a book on it. Has anyone read it?
	🥁 10:53am Listener Gregory: That is a great question.
	🥁 10:53am doctorjazz: This is one of the 2 James Newton compositions on the album, (Davis wrote the other 3) (that bright red of the LP makes it really easy to find in my semi-organized rack)
	10:55am Jff: (The bungled the CD release, @doc, by changing that great cover!)
	🥁 10:56am doctorjazz: And, on my LP, 1979 India Navigations, the track is listed as Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion
	🥁 10:57am Listener Gregory: I think that "Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion" would be a great name for cover illustration, by the way.
	10:57am Stork: This is heaven, Jeff! Most of these selections come from albums I don't have/not playing today, so even the discography will be discreet from your on my shew.
	10:58am Stork: Can you imagine if Dolphy had lived? Dolphy, Threadgill and Newton? Yikes!
	🥁 10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed ! ...It often seems to me that the Japanese don't mess round - they go 100% into everything they pursue with dedication & precision & intense energy & persistence - & often considerable ethical & societal responsibility. Jazz likewise impresses as a Lifestyle & a Code & a total commitment to the Art & Craft. Yet the Improvisational element - & the Freedom ...all very Zen isn't it?
	🥁 10:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah geez. Dolphy in here...
	10:59am WM: I'm very lucky to have heard Davis, Newton and Lewis live at one time or another. I heard Newton at the Tin Place a very long time ago.
	11:00am Jff: Oh how wonderful, @WM. Thanks for stopping in.
	11:00am Stork: Wowie, WM! Sweet!
	🥁 11:01am doctorjazz: I remember The Tin Palace-didn't see Newton there (saw him with Davis elsewhere), but did see Lester Bowie, Arthur Blythe's In The Tradition band there.
	11:01am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff & OUTies
	11:02am Jff: Hallo, @coelacanth∅!
	🥁 11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dolphy so young - so little time.
	🥁 11:03am Listener Gregory: @adamdoesit, I mentioned a few weeks ago how in a post-war Kurosawa film, characters at a bar all break into song, no subtitles. I eventually realized that they were singing in English (sort of) the Rosemary Clooney song "Come on-a my house." This really brought home how great a factor US culture must have been during the occupation.
	🥁 11:05am doctorjazz: The Japanese went head first into baseball as well.
	11:05am WM: I also heard David Murray at TP as well as Beaver Harris. Those were the days...
	11:06am WM: I also heard David Murray at TP as well as Beaver Harris. Those were the days...
	11:06am WM: Sorry for the repeat.
	11:07am Jff: Just don't let it happen again again, @WM @WM.
	11:07am adamdoesit: @LG wow, that's a moment. Somewhere, I read about one of the members of the MJQ remarking on his first visit to Japan how local combos would play their tunes exactly the way the quartet played them on their records… including the mistakes.
	🥁 11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's seemed I suppose odd to me that the Japanese will pursue Genres & CounterCultural styles so intently - like a Rebellion that's hyper Formalized... I think it's all really kewl - such Gnosis - but I'm not sure it feels quite Spontaneous to my Murikan 20th Century Modernist orientations...
	🥁 11:09am Listener Gregory: Who the heck is Allan Jaffe??
	🥁 11:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Dead tribute bands will do specific Shows...
	11:10am adamdoesit: doc, as I understand it, baseball in Japan precedes the occupation by quite a ways. I wonder if there is a prewar history to the Japanese love of jazz, too.
	11:12am Jff: I am hesitant to generalize about a "national character," although I seem to have no problem IDing jazz as American. Jazz from Japan, Germany, the UK, Sweden, South Africa etc. certainly has some unifying sonic signature, but...I distrust generalizations, so. I got nothing.
	🥁 11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I remember reading something about the particular kind of AntiBlack racism there once was in Japan... Such things of course an ongoing challenge here & every place.
	11:12am Jff: Among his other credits, Jaffe co-created MAD magazine.
	🥁 11:13am doctorjazz: That's why the name is familiar! (He's a jazz guitarist, but a quick search on the Internets turned up not too much, except for a New Orleans tuba player with the same name).
	🥁 11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was thinking ...not that Al Jaffe... Yeah Generalizations are Abstracts - & Reality is comprised of Specifics...
	🥁 11:14am Listener Gregory: That is quite a recording for someone's first and almost last record.
	11:15am Jff: (I am lying about this Jaffe + MAD magazine. Sorry.)
	🥁 11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Aw !
	🥁 11:16am doctorjazz: Fell RIGHT into your trap, Jeff!
	🥁 11:16am DJpeterDE: @LG you can hear "Hocket in the Pocket" about 19 minutes into my 2020 Anthony Davis show: www.mixcloud.com...
	11:16am adamdoesit: J(e)ff, it's good that you told me before I tried to fold in the playlist.
	🥁 11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...What, me worry ?
	🥁 11:18am doctorjazz: OK, now gotta run, thanks, Jeff, off to the The-a-tah!
	11:20am Jff: Bye, @doc! Enjoy the show!
	11:22am rw: Good morning!
	🥁 11:24am WR: Hello Jeff with no E and drummer streamers.
	11:29am Jff: Hi hi hi, @rw and @WR! It's like matter and anti-matter just joined the chat.
	🥁 11:30am chresti: The anti-matter that matters
	🥁 11:32am chresti: I see Jff and automatically think "Jiff" as in Jiffy popcorn.
	11:32am Jff: I could go for some popcorn.
	🥁 11:35am Listener Gregory: This is a beautiful song. I wonder if I have this record from the old days. You're so right that Gramavision needs a reissue program, Jeff. I wonder who owns the rights.
	11:36am rw: As long as I'm the anti-matter.
	🥁 11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If nothing else today I heard this.
	11:39am rw: Jeff, what happened to the e? You don't have to answer. I often prefer unanswered questions.
	🥁 11:40am hyde: OK, time for me to hit the road a bit early. hoofing to a pal's house to watch Celts/Bucks. thanks & see y'all next week!
	🥁 11:40am DJpeterDE: @rw I think it got "folded out" (Mad Magazine)
	🥁 11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside hyde !
	🥁 11:41am DJpeterDE: On Tuesday I'm going to hear the Philadelphia Orchestra play a "mash-up" concert: Brahms First Symphony & Radiohead's OK Computer (harmonized a la Brahms)
	11:43am Jff: Bye, @hyde! Go...Celtics?
	🥁 11:44am hyde: Yes!
	11:44am rw: Ah, thanks DJpeterDE. Later hyde! Go... Bucks?
	11:44am Jff: Wow, that sounds fascinating, @DJpeterDE. What's the venue?
	🥁 11:45am Listener Gregory: @DJp, intriguing! Ladies and germs, I find that the outside temperature has risen above the inside temperature, so I am going to leave and go on a beautiful (I hope) hike. Thanks a lot for a beautiful (confirmed!) show, Jff. I hope you find your vowels, perhaps in Queeeeeeeeans.
	11:46am Jff: Enjoy the outside, @LG! Thanks for being heeeeere.
	🥁 11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice ! Enjoy LG.
	🥁 11:47am Doug Schulkind: This is awful pretty.
	11:48am abbazabba: Hi Jeff! I’m getting a late start today. This track is beautiful
	11:49am Jff: About this song, Pireh writes: "Message of Universal Solidarity is a programmatic work. I begin by experimenting with ideas that eventually coalesce at 4:47 into a call to connect with others at that radiates outward. The call is answered by Will Hicks. The high A tone emerges at the end of the piece to signify that when people come together, the sum of their work is greater than its parts."
	11:49am Jff: Always on time, @abbazabba! Hiya.
	11:50am abbazabba: Dj Peter De- that sounds insane!
	11:53am StringOFperils: It's interesting how thes sounds are voiced so closely around a kine of constant tonal centre that the harmonies almost seem implied....until this happens
	11:53am StringOFperils: pls excuse bad typing
	🥁 11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so when they do 'No Surprises' off that Radiohead, I'm thinking kind of ironic...
	11:53am Jff: Yo, @StringOFperils!
	🥁 11:54am DJpeterDE: @Jff, the Philadelphia Orchestra's regular venue, on Broad Street, a new building just one block south of the Academy of Music on Broad Street. It's the brainchild of Steve Hackman (a new name to me) whose whole thing is blending "high art and pop art" (his words). He's previously done Bartok & Bjork, Beethoven & Coldplay, and Stravinsky's Petrushka mixed with Kendrick Lamar's DAMN.
	11:54am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for a great show!
	🥁 11:54am DJpeterDE: a preview: youtu.be...
	11:55am Jff: Thanks for that, @DJpeterDE. And thank you for being here, @Andrew in Toronto!
	🥁 11:55am DJpeterDE: @revrab exactly. but don't get paranoid, android.
	11:55am rw: Thank
	11:55am rw: you
	11:56am rw: Jeff!!
	11:56am Stork: Beautiful trib, Jff!! xoxo, Strk
	🥁 11:56am DJpeterDE: One Nation Under A Groove
	🥁 11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DJpeterDE - now I'm thinking of Howards Goodall on TheBeatles again... : www.youtube.com...
	🥁 11:57am Doug Schulkind: There's a familiar tune! Frederic Rzewski will never be defeated!
	11:57am Stork: Hey hey hey! Got flute if ya want it - here: www.wfmu.org...
	11:57am Jff: Stork here: wfmu.org... more Flute Music!
	11:57am abbazabba: Thanks Jeff!
	🥁 11:58am DJpeterDE: @revrab thanks for that, will check out
	11:58am listener james from westwood: What a show! Thanks, Jeff!
	11:58am StringOFperils: That was The Ballad of the Late Arrival for me, alas, the archive....thank you all the same, Jeff!
	11:58am Stork: Perfect outro for today!!
	🥁 11:59am Yvang: Thanks Jeff! Nice show!
	🥁 11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whut - already ?!?? ~ TY Always DJ JG ~
	🥁 12:00pm chresti: Thanks Jffy pop!
	12:00pm StringOFperils: Hah!
	12:01pm Jff: My immense pleasure, @abbazabba, @DJpeterDE, @ljfw, @SOp, @Yvang, @RRN63, @chresti -- thanks to all comers.
	12:11pm TDK60: Thanks, Jeff!
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff!

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May 1, 2022: James Newton birthday celebration (etc.).

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother The Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970		0:02:24 (Pop-up)
Klaus Schulze	Nightwind "Nightwind" by "Klaus Schulze"	La Vie Electronique 2	Revisited Rec.	1973/2009		0:06:25 (Pop-up)
Klaus Schulze & Günter Schickert	Spirits of the Dead	The Schulze-Schickert Session	Мирумир	1975/2013		0:22:26 (Pop-up)
The Cosmic Jokers	Galactic Supermarket	Galactic Supermarket	Kosmische Musik	1974		0:30:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"					0:49:51 (Pop-up)
James Newton	Kamakura "Kamakura" by "James Newton"	Echo Canyon	Celestial Harmonies	1984		0:57:27 (Pop-up)
James Newton	Star Crossed Lovers "Star Crossed Lovers" by "James Newton"	Water Mystery	Gramavision	1986		1:04:06 (Pop-up)
James Newton	Past Spirits "Past Spirits" by "James Newton"	The Mystery School	India Navigation	1980		1:07:06 (Pop-up)
James Newton	Choir "Choir" by "James Newton"	Flutes!	Circle Records	1977		1:19:10 (Pop-up)
Flute Force 4	Paseo del Mar "Paseo del Mar" by "Flute Force 4"	Flutistry	Black Saint	1990/1997		1:23:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chas Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chas Jankel"					1:29:32 (Pop-up)
James Newton Ensemble	Elliptical "Elliptical" by "James Newton Ensemble"	Suite for Frida Kahlo	Audioquest	1994		1:35:42 (Pop-up)
Anthony Davis James Newton Quartet	Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion	Hidden Voices	India Navigation	1979	(with special quest George Lewis)	1:41:54 (Pop-up)
James Newton	Portrait of Pheeroan ak Laff	Portraits	India Navigation	1982		1:54:07 (Pop-up)
Allan Jaffe	Hyperspace. Warp Drive	Soundscape	Kromel	1978		2:00:26 (Pop-up)
Andrew Cyrille	Olmecas (Dedicated to Ivan van Sertima)	Good to Go, with a Tribute to Bu	Soul Note	1995		2:12:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay					2:19:46 (Pop-up)
James Newton	Luella (For My Aunt)	Luella	Gramavision	1984		2:26:31 (Pop-up)
Cyrus Pireh	Message of Universal Solidarity	Still Here, Still Ripping	Astral Editions	2022		2:42:23 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden	The People United Will Never Be Defeated	The Ballad of the Fallen	ECM	1983		2:54:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		2:56:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 8:59am hyde: hello!
	8:59am Jeff Golick: Hey, @hyde!
	9:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Jeff and all other listeners!
	🥁 9:01am doctorjazz: Hey,, I wanted to be first on, been beaten, damn! Hi Outies, Jeff, all!
	🥁 9:01am Listener Gregory: Mayday! Mayday! The show is going out. Repeat: The Show is Going: OUT!!
	9:02am DJpeterDE: Top out the morning!
	9:02am Jeff Golick: @Andrew! in! Toronto! Hello! @doctorjazz: nobody beats the doc! @Listener Gregory: solidarity! @DJpeterDE: you're the tops!
	🥁 9:04am Yvang: Hi Jeff and listeners! Let's DO it!
	🥁 9:04am chresti: Morning Jeff and d:OUTers!
	9:05am Sem: Hello, Jeff and DO-ers, DIY-ers, and aspiring jazzbos.
	🥁 9:08am Listener Gregory: Jeff's deathdar is uncanny.
	9:09am TDK60: May Day greetings, Jeff. Great to hear some Klaus. S.
	9:10am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @Yvang! @chresti, no d:OUbT it's great to see you! I aspire to @Sem status! Welcome.
	🥁 9:10am doctorjazz: This is pretty!
	🥁 9:13am doctorjazz: (in an ominous, organ-y way...)
	9:15am adamdoesit: Good morning, Jeff G and destinees.
	9:17am Jeff Golick: Big greets, @adamdoesit!
	9:17am Jeff Golick: It will not surprise anyone to learn that Schulze did great soundtrack work.
	🥁 9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RabbitRabbit !
	9:22am Jeff Golick: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63! Luck be with you.
	9:24am TDK60: I lucked upon a batch of these La Vie Electronique series CDs at the NYC public library.
	9:24am ParUbi: Hey everyone hi Jeff
	9:25am Jeff Golick: Yo, @ParUbi!
	🥁 9:25am doctorjazz: Perfect for Child's pose..
	9:26am Jeff Golick: My phone just relayed the following to me: "Your screen time was up 28% last week, for an average of 24 hours a day." Am I a machine now? Do I get a raise?
	9:27am Stork: Hi Outers and Out-lettes! Didn’t knew Schulze and Schickert did a thing. ZING!
	9:27am Jeff Golick: That's great, @TDK60. I was searching the NYC & BKLYN public library catalogs for some James Newton earlier this week.
	🥁 9:28am Listener Gregory: You know... he SOUNDS dead.
	9:28am Jeff Golick: @Stork, my Sunday brother!
	🥁 9:29am doctorjazz: If your average is 24 hours a day, I wonder what your peak usage was...
	9:30am Siri: I have merged with my phone now, @doc. There is no average. There is only phone.
	9:30am TDK60: DJ Jeff, interesting that Brooklyn has a separate library system from the other NYC boroughs.
	🥁 9:30am Listener Gregory: Jeff, that figure suggests you only had 18.75 hours of screentime before last week. One has to wonder what you did with all the rest of your time.
	9:31am Siri: @TDK60: Queens has its own too!
	9:32am listener james from westwood: In since the jump but at the grocery; how do Jeff and all!
	9:32am Siri: Hey, @listener james! Here's some supermarket music for your shopping outing.
	9:33am TDK60: Siri, Ah, didn't know that. So, the NYPL is Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island.
	9:35am Siri: Yeah, @TDK60. Wonder if it's a relic from the pre-borough incorporation days.
	9:36am Stork: You were an only Sunday child, Jeff. Then that bird-person came along, and now you have four bouncing Sabbath siblings. So great that Cha Cha is in our dugout! ZING again!!!
	9:37am Siri: SUNDAY RULES!! All the other days drool(s).
	🥁 9:38am hyde: theinternets tells me that the Brooklyn and Queens library systems were in fact founded before 1898 when the boroughs incorporated into NYC
	9:39am listener james from westwood: @Jeff: Ah, perfect match!
	9:40am Siri: Re NYC libraries, I have never forgiven the Brooklyn Public Library for developing a logo that removes the (non-Y) vowels from their name. For an institution that promotes literacy, I found it an odd move.
	9:40am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Jeff. This thoughtful jam really works for me. I got's to stand and deliver today, so I'm trying to ease into the day in a peaceful head space.
	9:41am Siri: Greetings, @Franco Twinkie! Glad the Jokers are hitting right. What are you delivering?
	9:41am Stanley: Greetings Sir I
	9:42am Siri: Good afternoon, @Stanley!
	9:42am Franco Twinkie: I have to frost a cake to look like a book for a party. All the L.A. literati are going to be there.
	🥁 9:43am chresti: Or the Altadena literati at least
	9:44am Siri: Sounds tony!
	🥁 9:45am hyde: Jee, you should make a cool voweless logo for Dstntn t
	🥁 9:45am Listener Gregory: @Franco, could you do a post-modern twist on it and decorate a book to look like a cake? That sounds easier. And surely the literati will get the joke.
	🥁 9:46am hyde: Jeff, i mean
	9:46am Franco Twinkie: Tony AND kick back Siri.
	9:46am ParUbi: “Cosmic Jokers” is not doing the project any favors, name wise. Wait, is this the 70s?
	9:46am Jff: I hear you, @hyde.
	9:46am Franco Twinkie: Sounds hilarious, but no.
	9:46am alanr: Saludos, otra vez, from my perch here in Mexico city. Listening, of course, but forgot to join our morning listening club attendance sheet here.
	9:47am Jff: @ParUbi: [Chandler Bing voice] could it BE more 70s?
	9:47am ParUbi: Of course it is, comment retracted
	9:47am TDK60: Good luck, froster Franco. Hola chresti, Stanley. All others also.
	9:48am Jff: Buenos dias, @alanr!
	9:48am DJpeterDE: Europe? 1970s? That’s the vibe I’m getting
	9:48am Stanley: Loves me a bag of Space Rock
	9:48am ParUbi: I lived in Eugene, Oregon when the Ken Kelsey’s school bus was still around. That “merry pranksters” project was a little on the nose
	9:49am ParUbi: *Kesey autocorrect
	9:49am Jff: Germany early 70s was a vibe.
	🥁 9:50am chresti: Hola TDK60\\//
	🥁 9:50am Listener Gregory: Just realized I unknowingly at a gluten-free breakfast. Does anyone know an antidote for that??
	9:53am DJpeterDE: The antidote? More Cowell!
	🥁 9:53am hyde: apparently Schulze didn't like the Cosmic Jokers stuff and sued the guy who put them out
	9:57am Stanley: LG - quick, eat some toast.
	9:59am Jff: Hahaha, @DJpeterDE.
	🥁 10:00am doctorjazz: In headphone mode (fam is asleep), great sounds! (Got to see Newton/Davis way back in pre-historic days...)
	🥁 10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♉︎Taurus, Year of Water 🐍Snake James W. Newton born May 1, 1953
	10:02am Jff: Very cool, @doc. Jealous!
	🥁 10:06am doctorjazz: Ticked off-doing Spelling Bee, it won't accept the word chink. I know it can be used as a racial slur, but it is a dictionary word (and I want to finally get to Genius level...😒)
	🥁 10:07am doctorjazz: Lovely Duke!, the full range of horns!
	🥁 10:07am Listener Gregory: Beautiful Strayhorn ballad that is not often covered for some reason.
	🥁 10:08am Listener Gregory: @doctorj, my understanding is that Strayhorn wrote this song, which then was incorporated into the Shakespeare suite, a not uncommon practice.
	10:09am Jff: Around the time of "Water Mystery," Newton also released an all Ellington/Strayhorn album on Blue Note.
	🥁 10:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. All the lyrical airy quality of Flute with none of the thin slight weak traits too often in evidence. For acute lack of better adjectives...
	🥁 10:10am doctorjazz: LG, correct, I tend to think of Ellington/Strayhorn as one unit Billy Strayhorn was my right arm, my left arm, all the eyes in the back of my head, my brainwaves in his head, and his in mine. — Duke Ellington
	🥁 10:12am doctorjazz: RRN63, agree-the word "body" comes to mind, a solidity in Newton's tone, makes it as tactile as a sax can be.
	🥁 10:14am doctorjazz: Have to get ready, actor/daughter is in ensemble in a production of Side Show in White Plains, driving her there in a bit, be there most of the day. Archives, tomorrow, here I come (great stuff, big Newton fan since the 80s). Still hanging around for a bit...
	🥁 10:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in my ignorance - looked @ his wiki. He's categorized as Jazz & Classical. So he knows his way around that thing, duh. A lot of people come @ flute as a secondary instrument, maybe - just for a bit of its tone ... It takes a lot of lungs & control.
	🥁 10:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Break a leg docjazz's daughter ! Enjoy.
	🥁 10:16am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Pardon me for this critique, but I think the discussion of the Ellington/Strayhorn symbiosis tends to short-change Strayhorn. There is no doubt that Ellington benefitted massively from his collaboration from Strayhorn. But Strayhorn was a stand-alone genius needing none of Ellington's various masteries to complete his legacy. One thing Strayhorn needed, and received unreservedly, from Ellington was a long-term gig.
	🥁 10:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Strayhorn was how old when he wrote 'Lush Life' ? 20 or something ??... Of course being Queer was a particular social challenge in the era.
	🥁 10:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wrote 'Take the A Train' on the way to the gig meeting Duke in the 1st place after getting directions? Bang.
	10:19am Jff: Hey there, @Doug "pardon me" Schulkind!
	🥁 10:20am Listener Gregory: Jeff, could you announce the instrumentation of this cut (Past Spirits) when you do your talking thing?
	🥁 10:21am doctorjazz: @Doug, no argument, didn't mean to minimize Strayhorn's genius-I think Duke was crushed when he passed on. (and, while he was definitely a genius, having someone with Duke's standing definitely benefitted him in some ways. (I don't think he had the outgoing, self-promoting personality that would have gotten him as much notice, even though he did live in Duke's shadow to some extent).
	🥁 10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. Less lopsided & more overt than Stan Lee & Jack Kirby for instance...
	10:23am Jff: Sure, @LG, and for the commentariat: Bassoon – John Nunez Clarinet – John Carter Flute – James Newton Oboe, English Horn – Charles Owens Tuba – Red Callender
	🥁 10:23am doctorjazz: LG-so you don't have to wait: Bassoon – John Nunez Clarinet – John Carter (3) Composed By, Flute – James Newton (2) Oboe, English Horn – Charles Owens Tuba – Red Callender
	🥁 10:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Red Callender' is good for MayDay...
	🥁 10:25am doctorjazz: I generally think of Callender as a bass player, can't think of tuba dates aside from this one.
	🥁 10:27am Listener Gregory: So, your typical woodwind + tuba quintet! Thanks, gentlemen.
	10:28am DJpeterDE: Growing up as a flutist I always found individual tone production a mysterious thing (unlike the saxophones where individuality is attained through a number of factors, some of them physicals: mouthpieces, reeds, etc.). But when I think of jazz flute: Newton, Wess, Dolphy, Rivers, et al. are all distinctive.
	🥁 10:28am doctorjazz: This is fun! Flute [Flute, Alto Flute, Bass Flute] – James W. Newton Jr.* Flute [Flute, Alto Flute, Bass Flute], Piccolo Flute – Pedro Eustache Flute [Flute, Alto Flute] – Melecio Magdaluyo Flute [Flute, Bass Flute] – Henry Threadgill
	10:28am adamdoesit: It occurs to me that Strayhorn's name has something to do with how I've mentally appended him to Duke, as though he were a cat that Ellington adopted.
	🥁 10:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Strayhorn would be a pretty good catname...
	🥁 10:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he was sort of Duke's spirit Familiar...
	🥁 10:31am hyde: i guess there's a Red Callender record called "Callender Speaks Low" that's all him playing tuba?
	🥁 10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or rather - in Magickal Operations - there may be both the Medium & the Magician. This sort of dyad...
	🥁 10:34am Doug Schulkind: Billy Strayhorn's childhood home would be about 5 minutes from my house, if a certain bridge here in Pittsburgh hadn't collapsed recently. Strayhorn carries one of the great nicknames in music: "Sweet Pea."
	10:42am adamdoesit: Maybe that's how Duke felt when Strayhorn passed, as though a bridge connecting him to his other half had collapsed.
	10:42am Jff: Oh that's good, @adamdoesit.
	🥁 10:44am doctorjazz: @adamdoesit-👍
	🥁 10:44am doctorjazz: Hidden Voices-a great album!
	🥁 10:47am Listener Gregory: I have a prejudice I won't try to defend against titles like "Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion." Maybe prejudice is wrong; I just don't like them. Are you listening Tony B.?
	10:48am Jff: Tony Bennett recorded "Crystal Texts?" For the record, ON the record label it's simply "Crystal Texts."
	🥁 10:50am Listener Gregory: I see another song on the album is called Hocket in the Pocket. Now that is a real title!
	🥁 10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...maybe before Tony Bennett passes he'll come out about his Ayahuasca sessions & release some work of great avant complexity & strangeness...
	10:53am adamdoesit: Hey, I wanted to ask you all: after our visit to the Vanguard, my lovely wife was asking me about the Japanese love of jazz. I thought, there are so many dimensions to that -- freedom, Otherness, mastery, cool… -- there's gotta be a book on it. Has anyone read it?
	🥁 10:53am Listener Gregory: That is a great question.
	🥁 10:53am doctorjazz: This is one of the 2 James Newton compositions on the album, (Davis wrote the other 3) (that bright red of the LP makes it really easy to find in my semi-organized rack)
	10:55am Jff: (The bungled the CD release, @doc, by changing that great cover!)
	🥁 10:56am doctorjazz: And, on my LP, 1979 India Navigations, the track is listed as Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion
	🥁 10:57am Listener Gregory: I think that "Crystal Texts Set 1, Pre A-Reflexion" would be a great name for cover illustration, by the way.
	10:57am Stork: This is heaven, Jeff! Most of these selections come from albums I don't have/not playing today, so even the discography will be discreet from your on my shew.
	10:58am Stork: Can you imagine if Dolphy had lived? Dolphy, Threadgill and Newton? Yikes!
	🥁 10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed ! ...It often seems to me that the Japanese don't mess round - they go 100% into everything they pursue with dedication & precision & intense energy & persistence - & often considerable ethical & societal responsibility. Jazz likewise impresses as a Lifestyle & a Code & a total commitment to the Art & Craft. Yet the Improvisational element - & the Freedom ...all very Zen isn't it?
	🥁 10:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah geez. Dolphy in here...
	10:59am WM: I'm very lucky to have heard Davis, Newton and Lewis live at one time or another. I heard Newton at the Tin Place a very long time ago.
	11:00am Jff: Oh how wonderful, @WM. Thanks for stopping in.
	11:00am Stork: Wowie, WM! Sweet!
	🥁 11:01am doctorjazz: I remember The Tin Palace-didn't see Newton there (saw him with Davis elsewhere), but did see Lester Bowie, Arthur Blythe's In The Tradition band there.
	11:01am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff & OUTies
	11:02am Jff: Hallo, @coelacanth∅!
	🥁 11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dolphy so young - so little time.
	🥁 11:03am Listener Gregory: @adamdoesit, I mentioned a few weeks ago how in a post-war Kurosawa film, characters at a bar all break into song, no subtitles. I eventually realized that they were singing in English (sort of) the Rosemary Clooney song "Come on-a my house." This really brought home how great a factor US culture must have been during the occupation.
	🥁 11:05am doctorjazz: The Japanese went head first into baseball as well.
	11:05am WM: I also heard David Murray at TP as well as Beaver Harris. Those were the days...
	11:06am WM: I also heard David Murray at TP as well as Beaver Harris. Those were the days...
	11:06am WM: Sorry for the repeat.
	11:07am Jff: Just don't let it happen again again, @WM @WM.
	11:07am adamdoesit: @LG wow, that's a moment. Somewhere, I read about one of the members of the MJQ remarking on his first visit to Japan how local combos would play their tunes exactly the way the quartet played them on their records… including the mistakes.
	🥁 11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's seemed I suppose odd to me that the Japanese will pursue Genres & CounterCultural styles so intently - like a Rebellion that's hyper Formalized... I think it's all really kewl - such Gnosis - but I'm not sure it feels quite Spontaneous to my Murikan 20th Century Modernist orientations...
	🥁 11:09am Listener Gregory: Who the heck is Allan Jaffe??
	🥁 11:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Dead tribute bands will do specific Shows...
	11:10am adamdoesit: doc, as I understand it, baseball in Japan precedes the occupation by quite a ways. I wonder if there is a prewar history to the Japanese love of jazz, too.
	11:12am Jff: I am hesitant to generalize about a "national character," although I seem to have no problem IDing jazz as American. Jazz from Japan, Germany, the UK, Sweden, South Africa etc. certainly has some unifying sonic signature, but...I distrust generalizations, so. I got nothing.
	🥁 11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I remember reading something about the particular kind of AntiBlack racism there once was in Japan... Such things of course an ongoing challenge here & every place.
	11:12am Jff: Among his other credits, Jaffe co-created MAD magazine.
	🥁 11:13am doctorjazz: That's why the name is familiar! (He's a jazz guitarist, but a quick search on the Internets turned up not too much, except for a New Orleans tuba player with the same name).
	🥁 11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was thinking ...not that Al Jaffe... Yeah Generalizations are Abstracts - & Reality is comprised of Specifics...
	🥁 11:14am Listener Gregory: That is quite a recording for someone's first and almost last record.
	11:15am Jff: (I am lying about this Jaffe + MAD magazine. Sorry.)
	🥁 11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Aw !
	🥁 11:16am doctorjazz: Fell RIGHT into your trap, Jeff!
	🥁 11:16am DJpeterDE: @LG you can hear "Hocket in the Pocket" about 19 minutes into my 2020 Anthony Davis show: www.mixcloud.com...
	11:16am adamdoesit: J(e)ff, it's good that you told me before I tried to fold in the playlist.
	🥁 11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...What, me worry ?
	🥁 11:18am doctorjazz: OK, now gotta run, thanks, Jeff, off to the The-a-tah!
	11:20am Jff: Bye, @doc! Enjoy the show!
	11:22am rw: Good morning!
	🥁 11:24am WR: Hello Jeff with no E and drummer streamers.
	11:29am Jff: Hi hi hi, @rw and @WR! It's like matter and anti-matter just joined the chat.
	🥁 11:30am chresti: The anti-matter that matters
	🥁 11:32am chresti: I see Jff and automatically think "Jiff" as in Jiffy popcorn.
	11:32am Jff: I could go for some popcorn.
	🥁 11:35am Listener Gregory: This is a beautiful song. I wonder if I have this record from the old days. You're so right that Gramavision needs a reissue program, Jeff. I wonder who owns the rights.
	11:36am rw: As long as I'm the anti-matter.
	🥁 11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If nothing else today I heard this.
	11:39am rw: Jeff, what happened to the e? You don't have to answer. I often prefer unanswered questions.
	🥁 11:40am hyde: OK, time for me to hit the road a bit early. hoofing to a pal's house to watch Celts/Bucks. thanks & see y'all next week!
	🥁 11:40am DJpeterDE: @rw I think it got "folded out" (Mad Magazine)
	🥁 11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside hyde !
	🥁 11:41am DJpeterDE: On Tuesday I'm going to hear the Philadelphia Orchestra play a "mash-up" concert: Brahms First Symphony & Radiohead's OK Computer (harmonized a la Brahms)
	11:43am Jff: Bye, @hyde! Go...Celtics?
	🥁 11:44am hyde: Yes!
	11:44am rw: Ah, thanks DJpeterDE. Later hyde! Go... Bucks?
	11:44am Jff: Wow, that sounds fascinating, @DJpeterDE. What's the venue?
	🥁 11:45am Listener Gregory: @DJp, intriguing! Ladies and germs, I find that the outside temperature has risen above the inside temperature, so I am going to leave and go on a beautiful (I hope) hike. Thanks a lot for a beautiful (confirmed!) show, Jff. I hope you find your vowels, perhaps in Queeeeeeeeans.
	11:46am Jff: Enjoy the outside, @LG! Thanks for being heeeeere.
	🥁 11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice ! Enjoy LG.
	🥁 11:47am Doug Schulkind: This is awful pretty.
	11:48am abbazabba: Hi Jeff! I’m getting a late start today. This track is beautiful
	11:49am Jff: About this song, Pireh writes: "Message of Universal Solidarity is a programmatic work. I begin by experimenting with ideas that eventually coalesce at 4:47 into a call to connect with others at that radiates outward. The call is answered by Will Hicks. The high A tone emerges at the end of the piece to signify that when people come together, the sum of their work is greater than its parts."
	11:49am Jff: Always on time, @abbazabba! Hiya.
	11:50am abbazabba: Dj Peter De- that sounds insane!
	11:53am StringOFperils: It's interesting how thes sounds are voiced so closely around a kine of constant tonal centre that the harmonies almost seem implied....until this happens
	11:53am StringOFperils: pls excuse bad typing
	🥁 11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so when they do 'No Surprises' off that Radiohead, I'm thinking kind of ironic...
	11:53am Jff: Yo, @StringOFperils!
	🥁 11:54am DJpeterDE: @Jff, the Philadelphia Orchestra's regular venue, on Broad Street, a new building just one block south of the Academy of Music on Broad Street. It's the brainchild of Steve Hackman (a new name to me) whose whole thing is blending "high art and pop art" (his words). He's previously done Bartok & Bjork, Beethoven & Coldplay, and Stravinsky's Petrushka mixed with Kendrick Lamar's DAMN.
	11:54am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for a great show!
	🥁 11:54am DJpeterDE: a preview: youtu.be...
	11:55am Jff: Thanks for that, @DJpeterDE. And thank you for being here, @Andrew in Toronto!
	🥁 11:55am DJpeterDE: @revrab exactly. but don't get paranoid, android.
	11:55am rw: Thank
	11:55am rw: you
	11:56am rw: Jeff!!
	11:56am Stork: Beautiful trib, Jff!! xoxo, Strk
	🥁 11:56am DJpeterDE: One Nation Under A Groove
	🥁 11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DJpeterDE - now I'm thinking of Howards Goodall on TheBeatles again... : www.youtube.com...
	🥁 11:57am Doug Schulkind: There's a familiar tune! Frederic Rzewski will never be defeated!
	11:57am Stork: Hey hey hey! Got flute if ya want it - here: www.wfmu.org...
	11:57am Jff: Stork here: wfmu.org... more Flute Music!
	11:57am abbazabba: Thanks Jeff!
	🥁 11:58am DJpeterDE: @revrab thanks for that, will check out
	11:58am listener james from westwood: What a show! Thanks, Jeff!
	11:58am StringOFperils: That was The Ballad of the Late Arrival for me, alas, the archive....thank you all the same, Jeff!
	11:58am Stork: Perfect outro for today!!
	🥁 11:59am Yvang: Thanks Jeff! Nice show!
	🥁 11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whut - already ?!?? ~ TY Always DJ JG ~
	🥁 12:00pm chresti: Thanks Jffy pop!
	12:00pm StringOFperils: Hah!
	12:01pm Jff: My immense pleasure, @abbazabba, @DJpeterDE, @ljfw, @SOp, @Yvang, @RRN63, @chresti -- thanks to all comers.
	12:11pm TDK60: Thanks, Jeff!
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff!

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