WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from June 8, 2022

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from June 8, 2022

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

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June 8, 2022: Under The Covers

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Sly Stone

Alternate versions of classics from the global songbook
from Gershwin and Monk to Winehouse and Sly.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole	Somewhere Over The Rainbow	Facing Future	Mountain Apple	1993	Composed by Harold Arlen. The performer and rendition are considered Hawaiian treasures. This track selected for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress.

Brooklyn Raga Massive	Nagumomu Ocean	Live at Pioneer Works	Bandcamp	2016	A mashup of a Tayagaraja raga and Led Zeppelin's Ocean Song. Neel Murgai, sitar; Arun Ramamurthy, violin; David Ellenbogen and Ben Tyree, guitars; Sameer Gupta, tabla; Michael Gam, bass; Vin Scialla, drums.	0:06:59 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Egyptian Orchestra	Kashmir	Live In Glastonbury	YouTube	1995	A Led Zeppelin staple, unleashed and expanded by its creators.	0:17:10 (Pop-up)

Wall Of Voodoo	Ring Of Fire (Live)	The Ugly Americans In Australia	IRS Records	1988	Credited to June Carter Cash and Merle Kilgore, but likely written by or with Johnny Cash who released a version in 1963.	0:32:25 (Pop-up)
The Flaming Lips, Stardeath And White Dwarfs	Borderline	Borderline/Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles	Warner Bros.	2009	A Madonna cover.	0:37:57 (Pop-up)
Joe Cocker	With A Little Help From My Friends	Mad Dogs & Englishmen	A&M	1970	A Beatles cover, recorded live in concert at the Fillmore East. Leon Russell directed the band.	0:43:37 (Pop-up)
Jeff Beck, Johnny Depp	Isolation "Isolation" by "Jeff Beck, Johnny Depp"	Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival	Atco/Rhino Records	2022	A John Lennon cover.	0:48:36 (Pop-up)

Frank Sinatra	I Should Care "I Should Care" by "Frank Sinatra"	The Columbia Years (1943-1952)	Columbia	1945	Music by Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston and lyrics by Sammy Cahn.	0:56:44 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	I Should Care "I Should Care" by "Thelonious Monk"	Thelonious Himself	Riverside Records	1957	A 22 minute document of this session, released in 1987, contains outtakes and experiments.	0:59:32 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Embraceable You "Embraceable You" by "Ornette Coleman"	This Is Our Music	Atlantic	1961	A George and Ira Gershwin piece. Coleman, alto sax; Don Cherry, cornet; Charlie Haden, bass; Ed Blackwell, drums.	1:02:44 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	Round Midnight "Round Midnight" by "Robert Wyatt"	Shipbuilding/Memories Of You/Round Midnight	Rough Trade	1982	A Thelonious Monk cover. Lyric apparently cobbled together by several people.	1:07:35 (Pop-up)

Amy Winehouse	Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?	Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason	Island Records	2004	Written by Carole King, Gerry Goffin. Used in the film soundtrack.	1:13:55 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Take Me to the River	More Songs About Buildings and Food	Sire Records	1978	Written by singer Al Green and guitarist Mabon "Teenie" Hodges.	1:17:18 (Pop-up)
Lord Tanamo & The Skatalites	I'm In the Mood for Love	I'm In the Mood for Ska	Trojan Records	1993	Song composed by Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields.	1:22:20 (Pop-up)
Sly and The Family Stone	Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)	Fresh	Epic/CBS	1973	Written by the team of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Doris Day debuted it in the Alfred Hitchcock film, The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). The title phrase is mangled Spanish.	1:24:51 (Pop-up)
John Zorn	The Sicilian Clan "The Sicilian Clan" by "John Zorn"	Naked City	Elektra Nonesuch	1990	An Ennio Morricone cover. Zorn, alto sax; Bill Frisell, guitar; Fred Frith, bass; Joey Baron, drums; Wayne Horvitz, keyboards.	1:30:12 (Pop-up)

The Anyinam St. Cecilia Singing Band	Shaped Note Hymns And Choral Pieces	African Journey A Search For The Roots Of The Blues Volume 2 Ghana Gambia Togo	Sonet	1975	From recordings by Samuel Charters, who drew a connection between the individual tribes (Wollofs and Mandingoes) and the blues of America.	1:36:36 (Pop-up)
Béla Fleck & Toumani Diabaté	Bamako	The Ripple Effect	Craft Recordings	2020	From Throw Down Your Heart: The Complete Africa Sessions, film and music documenting Fleck’s transcontinental exploration of the banjo’s roots. Fleck on banjo with Diabaté on kora.	1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	My Favorite Things	World Galaxy	Impulse! Records	1971	By Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II. Alice on keys, harp, percussion. Reggie Workman, bass and Frank Lowe, sax are featured. Leroy Jenkins is in the orchestra.	1:48:05 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	5:01pm BTCJune: Oh wow this version is amazing is this the original
	🥁 5:02pm david w: Hello, BTCJune. I think this is the one on the classic album.
	🥁 5:04pm WR: Hi David, Ruth and drummer streamers. Some what quiet work day, so listening.
	🥁 5:04pm chresti: Hi David and Ruth and ridgewoodians!
	5:05pm Sem: Hello, David, Ruth, and Ridgewoodians here, there, and everywhere. And here's chresti besides. How nice.
	🥁 5:08pm david w: WR and chresti and Sem! Absolutely nice!
	5:08pm ruth: Hello hello
	🥁 5:18pm ranjit: good afternoon!
	5:18pm doctorjazz: Hi Ridgewood Residents, David, Ruth!
	🥁 5:19pm david w: The goodly ranjit and steady handed doctor! Hello!
	5:26pm still b/p: There was a fairly cinematic scene that accompanied Kashmir in my head back in its day in the 70s, of melodramatically, lurchingly weary men in army fatigues, some with shirts open or shed, marching/stumbling in some slo-mo disorder -- in retreat and/or defeat? who knows? -- -- down a slight downhill sand road in a scrubby landscape familiar to me from a nearby state park. One of the figures --- just one -- was a high school friend of mine. And the filmish look of it was with a darkened tint. Someone wanna 'splain the music-catalyzed specificity of such things?
	5:27pm Szujewska: Loving the show!
	🥁 5:27pm david w: Sounds trippy, b/p.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: Szujewska!
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: Hi David & Ruth... RUN FOR COVER!
	🥁 5:33pm david w: Henry, I think you are at safe distance!
	5:36pm Schell: Hi everyone! Happy Joan La Barbara's birthday, lol. She turns 75 today. Laurie Anderson turned 75 Sunday, Shelley Hirsch turns 70 tomorrow. Lots of female vocalists reaching milestones in a cluster.
	🥁 5:37pm david w: Big hug to them all! Hello, Sir Schell!
	🥁 5:37pm ranjit: wow, happy birthday week! (mine is this weekend)
	5:37pm Hank: Hail Ridgewoodians ! Just gettin to the party !
	🥁 5:39pm david w: Happy birthday, ranjit!
	5:41pm doctorjazz: Happy Birthday, Ranjit!
	🥁 5:41pm david w: Hank! Hello!
	5:45pm doctorjazz: A HIT! (At least, an FM hit back in the day...)
	6:00pm doctorjazz: Great transition!
	🥁 6:01pm david w: It helps us get our bearings, yes?
	6:04pm doctorjazz: And Ornette! got a big smile on my face (helping me schlep stuff for me daughter's move).
	🥁 6:06pm david w: Schlep to Ornette. The best way.
	6:12pm Doug Schulkind: Lovely!
	6:13pm northguineahills: I feel like I'm listening to Mary Wing (except I've heard all of the originals).
	🥁 6:15pm david w: Hey, Doug! Hey, ngh! Sometimes I feel Wing-like or Bodega-like.
	6:15pm northguineahills: (she makes fun of me for all of the pop hits I've never heard before)
	🥁 6:16pm david w: Yeah, I'm in that club.
	6:18pm doctorjazz: Heard the Talking Heads River before Al Green's, love them both!
	6:19pm northguineahills: @dr jazz: me too,,,,
	6:21pm Webhamster Henry: I think Rob Weisberg did a show a zillion years ago with the original African tunes David Byrne ... uh ... creatively reused for some Talking Heads tunes.
	6:24pm Webhamster Henry: I was kind of hoping this was going to be covers of pop songs by Roulette artists. Oh well! There's still time for Shelley's version of "Blue Moon"" with Peter Stampfel.
	6:24pm doctorjazz: Sounds like Byrne was thePaul Simon of his generation. (Cars packed, will listen on me drive home, thanks!)
	🥁 6:26pm david w: Henry, yes! I'm eager for suggestions for the next edition like this!
	6:26pm Doug Schulkind: Each new selection is a surprise and a delight.
	6:27pm Webhamster Henry: @Drjazz there's a VERY FUNNY Drew Friedman cartoon of David Byrne and Paul Simon bumping into each other in the African Wilds, microphones in hand. musicandculture.blogspot.com...
	🥁 6:27pm david w: Thanks, Doug. There's an ocean of goodies out there.
	6:28pm doctorjazz: This Sly is fabulous... Heading off, thanks David and Ruth!
	🥁 6:30pm david w: Henry, it's funny until it's not.
	6:34pm Webhamster Henry: See! Zorn is pretty Roulette-y! Or Kitchen-y!
	6:36pm Gary: I also heard the TH's River before Green's
	6:37pm Szujewska: Thanks for the great listening.
	🥁 6:38pm david w: Gary! And thanks, Szujewska (I had a couple in here for you).
	6:39pm ruth: I Like this one!
	🥁 6:40pm david w: Always try to put in a little somethin' somethin' for Ruth.
	🥁 6:41pm david w: Will it continue? Yes! 7-10pm (ET) BODEGA POP with Gary Sullivan: Chants Algériens: Algerian music on 45, cassette, and LP wfmu.org... 10pm-Midnight IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE with Sam Segal
	🥁 6:53pm david w: Just about time to step aside for Gary Sullivan's Algerian show. Thanks, all!
	🥁 6:56pm david w: If you are curious about the African Journey singing band: www.youtube.com... www.youtube.com...
	6:59pm ruth: Byy for now see you next week!
	7:01pm Schell: Cheers!
	🥁 7:03pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🥁 7:04pm WR: Thank you! David!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole	Somewhere Over The Rainbow	Facing Future	Mountain Apple	1993	Composed by Harold Arlen. The performer and rendition are considered Hawaiian treasures. This track selected for preservation in the United States National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress.

Brooklyn Raga Massive	Nagumomu Ocean	Live at Pioneer Works	Bandcamp	2016	A mashup of a Tayagaraja raga and Led Zeppelin's Ocean Song. Neel Murgai, sitar; Arun Ramamurthy, violin; David Ellenbogen and Ben Tyree, guitars; Sameer Gupta, tabla; Michael Gam, bass; Vin Scialla, drums.	0:06:59 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Egyptian Orchestra	Kashmir	Live In Glastonbury	YouTube	1995	A Led Zeppelin staple, unleashed and expanded by its creators.	0:17:10 (Pop-up)

Wall Of Voodoo	Ring Of Fire (Live)	The Ugly Americans In Australia	IRS Records	1988	Credited to June Carter Cash and Merle Kilgore, but likely written by or with Johnny Cash who released a version in 1963.	0:32:25 (Pop-up)
The Flaming Lips, Stardeath And White Dwarfs	Borderline	Borderline/Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles	Warner Bros.	2009	A Madonna cover.	0:37:57 (Pop-up)
Joe Cocker	With A Little Help From My Friends	Mad Dogs & Englishmen	A&M	1970	A Beatles cover, recorded live in concert at the Fillmore East. Leon Russell directed the band.	0:43:37 (Pop-up)
Jeff Beck, Johnny Depp	Isolation "Isolation" by "Jeff Beck, Johnny Depp"	Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival	Atco/Rhino Records	2022	A John Lennon cover.	0:48:36 (Pop-up)

Frank Sinatra	I Should Care "I Should Care" by "Frank Sinatra"	The Columbia Years (1943-1952)	Columbia	1945	Music by Axel Stordahl and Paul Weston and lyrics by Sammy Cahn.	0:56:44 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	I Should Care "I Should Care" by "Thelonious Monk"	Thelonious Himself	Riverside Records	1957	A 22 minute document of this session, released in 1987, contains outtakes and experiments.	0:59:32 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Embraceable You "Embraceable You" by "Ornette Coleman"	This Is Our Music	Atlantic	1961	A George and Ira Gershwin piece. Coleman, alto sax; Don Cherry, cornet; Charlie Haden, bass; Ed Blackwell, drums.	1:02:44 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	Round Midnight "Round Midnight" by "Robert Wyatt"	Shipbuilding/Memories Of You/Round Midnight	Rough Trade	1982	A Thelonious Monk cover. Lyric apparently cobbled together by several people.	1:07:35 (Pop-up)

Amy Winehouse	Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?	Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason	Island Records	2004	Written by Carole King, Gerry Goffin. Used in the film soundtrack.	1:13:55 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Take Me to the River	More Songs About Buildings and Food	Sire Records	1978	Written by singer Al Green and guitarist Mabon "Teenie" Hodges.	1:17:18 (Pop-up)
Lord Tanamo & The Skatalites	I'm In the Mood for Love	I'm In the Mood for Ska	Trojan Records	1993	Song composed by Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields.	1:22:20 (Pop-up)
Sly and The Family Stone	Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)	Fresh	Epic/CBS	1973	Written by the team of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. Doris Day debuted it in the Alfred Hitchcock film, The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). The title phrase is mangled Spanish.	1:24:51 (Pop-up)
John Zorn	The Sicilian Clan "The Sicilian Clan" by "John Zorn"	Naked City	Elektra Nonesuch	1990	An Ennio Morricone cover. Zorn, alto sax; Bill Frisell, guitar; Fred Frith, bass; Joey Baron, drums; Wayne Horvitz, keyboards.	1:30:12 (Pop-up)

The Anyinam St. Cecilia Singing Band	Shaped Note Hymns And Choral Pieces	African Journey A Search For The Roots Of The Blues Volume 2 Ghana Gambia Togo	Sonet	1975	From recordings by Samuel Charters, who drew a connection between the individual tribes (Wollofs and Mandingoes) and the blues of America.	1:36:36 (Pop-up)
Béla Fleck & Toumani Diabaté	Bamako	The Ripple Effect	Craft Recordings	2020	From Throw Down Your Heart: The Complete Africa Sessions, film and music documenting Fleck’s transcontinental exploration of the banjo’s roots. Fleck on banjo with Diabaté on kora.	1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	My Favorite Things	World Galaxy	Impulse! Records	1971	By Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II. Alice on keys, harp, percussion. Reggie Workman, bass and Frank Lowe, sax are featured. Leroy Jenkins is in the orchestra.	1:48:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:01pm BTCJune: Oh wow this version is amazing is this the original
	🥁 5:02pm david w: Hello, BTCJune. I think this is the one on the classic album.
	🥁 5:04pm WR: Hi David, Ruth and drummer streamers. Some what quiet work day, so listening.
	🥁 5:04pm chresti: Hi David and Ruth and ridgewoodians!
	5:05pm Sem: Hello, David, Ruth, and Ridgewoodians here, there, and everywhere. And here's chresti besides. How nice.
	🥁 5:08pm david w: WR and chresti and Sem! Absolutely nice!
	5:08pm ruth: Hello hello
	🥁 5:18pm ranjit: good afternoon!
	5:18pm doctorjazz: Hi Ridgewood Residents, David, Ruth!
	🥁 5:19pm david w: The goodly ranjit and steady handed doctor! Hello!
	5:26pm still b/p: There was a fairly cinematic scene that accompanied Kashmir in my head back in its day in the 70s, of melodramatically, lurchingly weary men in army fatigues, some with shirts open or shed, marching/stumbling in some slo-mo disorder -- in retreat and/or defeat? who knows? -- -- down a slight downhill sand road in a scrubby landscape familiar to me from a nearby state park. One of the figures --- just one -- was a high school friend of mine. And the filmish look of it was with a darkened tint. Someone wanna 'splain the music-catalyzed specificity of such things?
	5:27pm Szujewska: Loving the show!
	🥁 5:27pm david w: Sounds trippy, b/p.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: Szujewska!
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: Hi David & Ruth... RUN FOR COVER!
	🥁 5:33pm david w: Henry, I think you are at safe distance!
	5:36pm Schell: Hi everyone! Happy Joan La Barbara's birthday, lol. She turns 75 today. Laurie Anderson turned 75 Sunday, Shelley Hirsch turns 70 tomorrow. Lots of female vocalists reaching milestones in a cluster.
	🥁 5:37pm david w: Big hug to them all! Hello, Sir Schell!
	🥁 5:37pm ranjit: wow, happy birthday week! (mine is this weekend)
	5:37pm Hank: Hail Ridgewoodians ! Just gettin to the party !
	🥁 5:39pm david w: Happy birthday, ranjit!
	5:41pm doctorjazz: Happy Birthday, Ranjit!
	🥁 5:41pm david w: Hank! Hello!
	5:45pm doctorjazz: A HIT! (At least, an FM hit back in the day...)
	6:00pm doctorjazz: Great transition!
	🥁 6:01pm david w: It helps us get our bearings, yes?
	6:04pm doctorjazz: And Ornette! got a big smile on my face (helping me schlep stuff for me daughter's move).
	🥁 6:06pm david w: Schlep to Ornette. The best way.
	6:12pm Doug Schulkind: Lovely!
	6:13pm northguineahills: I feel like I'm listening to Mary Wing (except I've heard all of the originals).
	🥁 6:15pm david w: Hey, Doug! Hey, ngh! Sometimes I feel Wing-like or Bodega-like.
	6:15pm northguineahills: (she makes fun of me for all of the pop hits I've never heard before)
	🥁 6:16pm david w: Yeah, I'm in that club.
	6:18pm doctorjazz: Heard the Talking Heads River before Al Green's, love them both!
	6:19pm northguineahills: @dr jazz: me too,,,,
	6:21pm Webhamster Henry: I think Rob Weisberg did a show a zillion years ago with the original African tunes David Byrne ... uh ... creatively reused for some Talking Heads tunes.
	6:24pm Webhamster Henry: I was kind of hoping this was going to be covers of pop songs by Roulette artists. Oh well! There's still time for Shelley's version of "Blue Moon"" with Peter Stampfel.
	6:24pm doctorjazz: Sounds like Byrne was thePaul Simon of his generation. (Cars packed, will listen on me drive home, thanks!)
	🥁 6:26pm david w: Henry, yes! I'm eager for suggestions for the next edition like this!
	6:26pm Doug Schulkind: Each new selection is a surprise and a delight.
	6:27pm Webhamster Henry: @Drjazz there's a VERY FUNNY Drew Friedman cartoon of David Byrne and Paul Simon bumping into each other in the African Wilds, microphones in hand. musicandculture.blogspot.com...
	🥁 6:27pm david w: Thanks, Doug. There's an ocean of goodies out there.
	6:28pm doctorjazz: This Sly is fabulous... Heading off, thanks David and Ruth!
	🥁 6:30pm david w: Henry, it's funny until it's not.
	6:34pm Webhamster Henry: See! Zorn is pretty Roulette-y! Or Kitchen-y!
	6:36pm Gary: I also heard the TH's River before Green's
	6:37pm Szujewska: Thanks for the great listening.
	🥁 6:38pm david w: Gary! And thanks, Szujewska (I had a couple in here for you).
	6:39pm ruth: I Like this one!
	🥁 6:40pm david w: Always try to put in a little somethin' somethin' for Ruth.
	🥁 6:41pm david w: Will it continue? Yes! 7-10pm (ET) BODEGA POP with Gary Sullivan: Chants Algériens: Algerian music on 45, cassette, and LP wfmu.org... 10pm-Midnight IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE with Sam Segal
	🥁 6:53pm david w: Just about time to step aside for Gary Sullivan's Algerian show. Thanks, all!
	🥁 6:56pm david w: If you are curious about the African Journey singing band: www.youtube.com... www.youtube.com...
	6:59pm ruth: Byy for now see you next week!
	7:01pm Schell: Cheers!
	🥁 7:03pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🥁 7:04pm WR: Thank you! David!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from June 8, 2022

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