WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from June 22, 2022

Listener comments!
	6:06pm headcleaner: Now known as Flowers by Frankie but still going strong
	9:08pm Gary: Wow, headcleaner, impressive 411!
	9:58pm Sam Segal: As long as there are flowers available at 3240 E Tremont Ave, I don't care if they're Frankie's for Meskers'.
	9:58pm Sam Segal: And hello, Gary and Headcleaner!
	10:02pm Carmichael: Heya Sammy.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Carmichael! Nice to see ya!
	🥁 10:07pm WR: Hi Sam and Fawlty Towers Horses. Am listening. Will be away from the playlist for a while.
	10:07pm Sam Segal: Come and go as you please, WR! Glad to know your ears are present.
	10:09pm zzz: this is a great trio! heard a track from this (the sly stone cover) recently somewhere, D:O radio maybe? what’s up folks!
	🥁 10:14pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Turning in soon, but wanted to say hi and goodnight!
	10:17pm Sam Segal: Good evening and good night, Threemoons!
	10:18pm Sam Segal: Welcome, zzz! I love the Sly Stone cover as well. Thought about playing that one. Seems like something Jeff G. would've been hip to before me.
	10:19pm zzz: was such a killer groove/rhythm section on that david murray trio. hamid drake is king. i think he must be playing right now at the vision fest at roulette- in two trios tonight (with william parker/cooper-moore and ned rothenberg/sylvie courvoisier) hoping to head out to the vision fest tommorrow
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Wow, those both sound like great trios. Wish I could've caught them live. I saw Hamid Drake at the Vision Festival several years ago playing with William Parker and Peter Brotzmann.
	10:21pm zzz: @headcleaner, are you a Bronxite?
	10:24pm zzz: nice Sam, that trio would be thrilling to see live. i have a disc of them, “never too late but always too early”
	10:24pm Sam Segal: @zzz, you may have noticed all my playlist images over the past several weeks have been from the Bronx. There's something about the images from BX from that period that I find so captivating.
	10:24pm doctorjazz: Hi Sam; the rest of you-Pony Up!
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: i walked into meskers florist looking for clown-face orchids and the guy, who had an usually big nose (but pretty ears), offered me a room. i didn't need a room but it was tempting. no clown-face orchids, no monkey-face orchids, no tiger-face orchids...the only orchids there were naked-man orchids. he was champing at the bit while i stalled, waiting for an angel-face orchid to come and give me guidance. finally he threw a vase at me. not a stable guy. i galloped on outa there.
	10:27pm Sam Segal: Hello, Horse Doctor!
	10:28pm Sam Segal: Coel! The bigger the nose, the prettier ears!
	10:28pm Sam Segal: The prettier THE ears, that is...
	10:29pm coelacanth∅: is that how that saying goes??! good evening Sam and all
	10:33pm drowsy: If a horse uses that much product in their mane, I'd question the rating of the lodging. Could be a reverse-merger story, milk that Michelin star 'til the public finds out.
	10:35pm Sam Segal: Good evening, drowsy! I'm with you. I steer clear of equine greasers whenever possible.
	10:38pm zzz: very early-zorn vibes on this. cool stuff
	10:38pm coelacanth∅: like this guy? external-content.duckduckgo.com... ...he does look like a total poseur; but seriously, look at that hair. and those ears!
	10:40pm Sam Segal: And those nostrils!
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: extraordinary!
	10:41pm drowsy: I'm getting an early Axel Rose vibe. Can't blame him, looks like he deserved better padding/saddle fit at the whithers.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: ...but, i guess i'm just not a nose guy.
	10:42pm Sam Segal: @zzz, can definitely here the whacked-out early Zorn in that Yoshihide / Stone piece.
	10:43pm drowsy: mu-Ziq!
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: drowsy, if we could just see some headbanging!
	10:45pm drowsy: that was a good track. Paradinas going back in time for that one.
	10:45pm Sam Segal: Mu still has the Ziq, that's for sure.
	10:50pm Dean: 3240 E Tremont Ave: https://goo.gl/maps/933WudRt5ibpK7Qo8
	10:51pm Sam Segal: Dean! Once a flower shop, always (or at least sometimes) a flower shop!
	10:53pm headcleaner: Well, especially if you're next door to (and surrounded by) a cemetery
	10:54pm zzz: whoa is this the best mccartney track might just be
	10:56pm Dean: I live behind (or it lives behind me?) a funeral home. Great neighbors! Was the site of Glenn Spearman's tribute.
	11:03pm headcleaner: I lived next door to a funeral home at one point, and really got to dig it for a while. Until I found that that noisy AC unit on top was really a ventilation unit for an ... extra special service that many inner city funeral homes perform.
	11:08pm doctorjazz: This Nagoya Guitars is lovely!
	11:09pm Sam Segal: Some friends of mine live above a liquor store and next door to a cemetery. Across the street, they've got a gas station and an autobody shop that specializes in installing shockingly loud car stereos. The guys at the autobody shop like to hang out and test the limits of their stereos...not sure how that plays with any mourners at the cemetery.
	11:09pm Sam Segal: Glad you dig it, Doc. It is a Steve Reich composition.
	11:10pm drowsy: yeah this is like if Hella was chill. I mean this in the best way.
	11:10pm doctorjazz: Sounds like a Reich piece, somewhat minimal, but some movement!
	11:11pm doctorjazz: (Not that I'm a Reich expert by any means...)
	11:11pm headcleaner: Meanwhile the booze, the junk food on sale at the gas station, and the sleep-depriving car stereo volume are all driving the local residents toward early eligibility for a plot at the cemetery. So it's a synergistic cycle.
	11:11pm Dean: Also behind us, but to the north a house or so, an important music venue that has been silent since March 2020. They're preparing to reopen, which excites me, because we are used to six nights a week of loud music wafting through our bedroom window. Sly & Robbie...holy moly that was loud.
	11:11pm Sam Segal: Steve Reich, like if Hella was chill. This tracks with me!
	11:12pm northguineahills: I just woke from an 85 minute nap and thought I was listening to Lali Puna....
	11:13pm zzz: agree @doctorjazz, def Reich sound. he has a piece called Nagoya Marimbas that is similar. maybe a take off in thay
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Welcome to consciousness, NGH!
	11:15pm doctorjazz: Sly and Robbie, Dean? Sounds worth not sleeping for!
	11:16pm headcleaner: Just made myself a risotto di farro (risotto w/ farro instead of arborio rice), primavera style (with carrot, tomatoes, paprika, peas) that was shockingly easy to make, using some orange wine that was good quality but somehow too raw for my taste (so I needed to start using it somehow). And which is pairing quite nicely with the current set, thank you.
	11:17pm Dean: I stood downstairs in our dining area after the show started. Robbie's bass was right there in the room with me. Stunning. Love this Kikuchi. I've had some delightful orange wines. But lately, Greek whites do the trick.
	11:19pm drowsy: headcleaner that sounds delicious
	11:19pm doctorjazz: The cemetery a block or so from my house is the final resting place of Whitney Houston (sometimes gets visitors) Sunrise is cool! Sounds like an ECM recording.
	11:19pm Sam Segal: I just learned about orange wine fairly recently. My girlfriend hipped me to it. Tasty stuff.
	11:20pm headcleaner: Père Lachaise can in fact be a sublime experience as long as you avoid the vicinity of you-know-who
	11:20pm Dean: I've only visited a cemetery, Pere Lachaise, once. To visit Abelard & Heloise.
	11:20pm doctorjazz: Not familiar with Mark Hollis, very cool track!
	11:22pm Sam Segal: You may have heard of Mark Hollis as the leader of the English rock group Talk Talk, Doc.
	11:23pm drowsy: Super nice show, Sam. Thank you.
	11:23pm doctorjazz: Accordion? getting better! Googled Hollis-passed away in 2019, interesting mix of sounds on this.
	11:23pm headcleaner: My first visit there was to visit A & H also, Dean. So I guess that that (and the fact that we posted simultaneously about that place) means we are entwined in a certain sense.
	11:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks for being here to listen to it, drowsy!
	11:24pm doctorjazz: That's a harmonica, most certainly, still think there's an accordion in there.
	11:24pm Dean: Agreed, headcleaner. Some years ago I read quite a bit of and about Abelard.
	11:25pm doctorjazz: (Just know Talk Talk by their name, don't know the music). (another hole to fall into I'm sure)
	11:38pm doctorjazz: Killing it, Sam, loving these sets!
	11:39pm northguineahills: hmmm, can't clicky star any more toons,,,,
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Thank you, Doc! This band Fly is pretty new to me. I've dug Mark Turner for awhile, but never heard him in this group.
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Please tell me they haven't introduced a clicky star limit in an effort to tamp down on inflation...
	11:41pm zzz: nice bass tone
	11:41pm doctorjazz: Mark Turner is someone I've always thought I should like more than I do-this may change that (sound courtesy of ECM)
	11:41pm Sam Segal: Larry Grenadier is great.
	11:42pm headcleaner: Between these sets, the orange wine, and memories of visiting Père Lachaise with a friend in the spring of '96 I think can say I'm in a pretty good spot, Sam. Tomorrow morning I may not be (due to the wine, not your sets) but tomorrow's a different day, as they say.
	11:42pm headcleaner: (Assuming I wake up, that is)
	11:44pm Sam Segal: If you don't wake up, headcleaner, I know a great cemetery in Bushwick/Cypress Hills where you'll always have bass-heavy Latin dance music to listen to.
	11:44pm zzz: was at the vision fest last night for the wadada leo smith lifetime achievement show. Wadada dedicated the last piece to keith jarrett. told the story of being approached by manfred eicher (ECM) to do a first recording back in the day and eicher asked him to play with jarrett, and Smith refused. then he asked Eicher if he could record with Jack Dejohnette, and eicher refused.
	11:46pm headcleaner: That sounds like exactly my spot, Sam. Either way, sweet dreams
	11:46pm doctorjazz: Was hoping to get to some of the Vision Fest, but it's looking like i will likely miss it this year. Looks like some great lineups!
	11:47pm doctorjazz: (the name of this label seems to be what headcleaner will likely need tomorrow morning, Piano and Coffee...)
	11:54pm northguineahills: Thanks, sam. amazing set,,,,
	11:54pm doctorjazz: Getting to the end of the road, Sam, loved the show, thanks! (the trouble with clicky-starring is once I start, I can star almost every song on the show, which doesn't help later so I just click on the whole show at the top).
	11:55pm Sam Segal: Thank you for being amongst the horseless this evening, everyone!
	11:57pm doctorjazz: This Richter interpretation is softer than I'm used to, very nice...
	11:58pm headcleaner: To have been a mite in the inner ear of someone in the room as this was recorded ...
	11:58pm doctorjazz: (again, no expert here, Dean could help, but seems more delicate than most I've heard).
	12:00am coelacanth∅: most (all?) spiders cannot hear. that may apply to mites also!
	12:01am zzz: lovely thanks for a wonderful show!
	12:02am headcleaner: Oh but they do "hear", coel∅ -- via the vibrations over the webs they spin. One imagines that mites might also perceive vibrational patterns, in a certain way
	12:04am doctorjazz: Night all!
	12:04am coelacanth∅: absolutely true,headcleaner. i've known a few deaf people who quite enjoyed music in fact!
	12:05am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! 'night all
	🥁 12:20am WR: Thank you! Sam!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from June 22, 2022

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June 22, 2022: At the Desk, a Pomaded Horse Violently Offered Me a Room

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
David Murray Brave New World Trio	Necktar	Seriana Promethea	Intakt	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Andreas Røysum Ensemble	Hina Hina	Fredsfanatisme	Motvind	0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra	Rainbow Warrior	Bum Bum	Alien Transistor	0:20:58 (Pop-up)
Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra	Anebulamanifesto	Bum Bum	Alien Transistor	0:26:56 (Pop-up)
Koma Saxo with Sofia Jernberg	Koma Kaprifol	Koma West	We Jazz	0:29:25 (Pop-up)
Otomo Yoshihide / Carl Stone	Direction of the Tale	Monogatari: Amino Argot	Trigram	0:32:24 (Pop-up)
DJ Travella	London Uwoteeee "London Uwoteeee" by "DJ Travella"	Mr Mixondo	Nyege Nyege	0:38:23 (Pop-up)
µ-Ziq	Brown Music "Brown Music" by "µ-Ziq"	Magic Pony Ride	Planet Mu	0:41:05 (Pop-up)
Eli Keszler	Static Doesn't Exist (Kode9 Remix)	The Vaulting Sky	LuckyMe	0:43:44 (Pop-up)
Oval	Invisible Colors "Invisible Colors" by "Oval"	Ovidono	UOVOOO	0:48:50 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	Darkroom "Darkroom" by "Paul McCartney"	McCartney II	Columbia	0:52:06 (Pop-up)

Maria De Fátima	Abandonada "Abandonada" by "Maria De Fátima"	Memorias Do Fado	Right Notes	1:01:14 (Pop-up)
Emanuele E. Forni	Nagoya Guitars "Nagoya Guitars" by "Emanuele E. Forni"	Ceci N'est Pas Une Guitare	Stradivarius	1:05:10 (Pop-up)
Lula Pena	Acto VII "Acto VII" by "Lula Pena"	Troubadour	Mbari Musica	1:09:49 (Pop-up)
Masabumi Kikuchi Trio	Sunrise "Sunrise" by "Masabumi Kikuchi Trio"	Sunrise	ECM	1:13:28 (Pop-up)
Mark Hollis	The Daily Planet "The Daily Planet" by "Mark Hollis"	Mark Hollis	Polydor	1:18:39 (Pop-up)
Flanger Magazine	Falls Fountain Removed	After the Bend	Students of Decay	1:25:56 (Pop-up)

Elias Stemeseder	lem-botanik II "lem-botanik II" by "Elias Stemeseder"	Piano Solo	Intakt	1:33:21 (Pop-up)
Fly	Diorite "Diorite" by "Fly"	Year of the Snake	ECM	1:36:08 (Pop-up)
Trio Ramberget	A Flat Minor "A Flat Minor" by "Trio Ramberget"	24 Ways, Vol. III	Piano and Coffee	1:42:08 (Pop-up)
SO SNER	Resistance "Resistance" by "SO SNER"	Reime	TAL	1:47:53 (Pop-up)
Best Available Technology	OneiriCon Identity	Fixing Until Broke	Accidental Meetings	1:50:49 (Pop-up)
Sviatoslav Richter	Pavane pour une Infante Défunte (Maurice Ravel)	The Complete Album Collection (Live And Studio Recordings For RCA And Columbia)	Sony Classical	1:52:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:06pm headcleaner: Now known as Flowers by Frankie but still going strong
	9:08pm Gary: Wow, headcleaner, impressive 411!
	9:58pm Sam Segal: As long as there are flowers available at 3240 E Tremont Ave, I don't care if they're Frankie's for Meskers'.
	9:58pm Sam Segal: And hello, Gary and Headcleaner!
	10:02pm Carmichael: Heya Sammy.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Carmichael! Nice to see ya!
	🥁 10:07pm WR: Hi Sam and Fawlty Towers Horses. Am listening. Will be away from the playlist for a while.
	10:07pm Sam Segal: Come and go as you please, WR! Glad to know your ears are present.
	10:09pm zzz: this is a great trio! heard a track from this (the sly stone cover) recently somewhere, D:O radio maybe? what’s up folks!
	🥁 10:14pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Turning in soon, but wanted to say hi and goodnight!
	10:17pm Sam Segal: Good evening and good night, Threemoons!
	10:18pm Sam Segal: Welcome, zzz! I love the Sly Stone cover as well. Thought about playing that one. Seems like something Jeff G. would've been hip to before me.
	10:19pm zzz: was such a killer groove/rhythm section on that david murray trio. hamid drake is king. i think he must be playing right now at the vision fest at roulette- in two trios tonight (with william parker/cooper-moore and ned rothenberg/sylvie courvoisier) hoping to head out to the vision fest tommorrow
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Wow, those both sound like great trios. Wish I could've caught them live. I saw Hamid Drake at the Vision Festival several years ago playing with William Parker and Peter Brotzmann.
	10:21pm zzz: @headcleaner, are you a Bronxite?
	10:24pm zzz: nice Sam, that trio would be thrilling to see live. i have a disc of them, “never too late but always too early”
	10:24pm Sam Segal: @zzz, you may have noticed all my playlist images over the past several weeks have been from the Bronx. There's something about the images from BX from that period that I find so captivating.
	10:24pm doctorjazz: Hi Sam; the rest of you-Pony Up!
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: i walked into meskers florist looking for clown-face orchids and the guy, who had an usually big nose (but pretty ears), offered me a room. i didn't need a room but it was tempting. no clown-face orchids, no monkey-face orchids, no tiger-face orchids...the only orchids there were naked-man orchids. he was champing at the bit while i stalled, waiting for an angel-face orchid to come and give me guidance. finally he threw a vase at me. not a stable guy. i galloped on outa there.
	10:27pm Sam Segal: Hello, Horse Doctor!
	10:28pm Sam Segal: Coel! The bigger the nose, the prettier ears!
	10:28pm Sam Segal: The prettier THE ears, that is...
	10:29pm coelacanth∅: is that how that saying goes??! good evening Sam and all
	10:33pm drowsy: If a horse uses that much product in their mane, I'd question the rating of the lodging. Could be a reverse-merger story, milk that Michelin star 'til the public finds out.
	10:35pm Sam Segal: Good evening, drowsy! I'm with you. I steer clear of equine greasers whenever possible.
	10:38pm zzz: very early-zorn vibes on this. cool stuff
	10:38pm coelacanth∅: like this guy? external-content.duckduckgo.com... ...he does look like a total poseur; but seriously, look at that hair. and those ears!
	10:40pm Sam Segal: And those nostrils!
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: extraordinary!
	10:41pm drowsy: I'm getting an early Axel Rose vibe. Can't blame him, looks like he deserved better padding/saddle fit at the whithers.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: ...but, i guess i'm just not a nose guy.
	10:42pm Sam Segal: @zzz, can definitely here the whacked-out early Zorn in that Yoshihide / Stone piece.
	10:43pm drowsy: mu-Ziq!
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: drowsy, if we could just see some headbanging!
	10:45pm drowsy: that was a good track. Paradinas going back in time for that one.
	10:45pm Sam Segal: Mu still has the Ziq, that's for sure.
	10:50pm Dean: 3240 E Tremont Ave: https://goo.gl/maps/933WudRt5ibpK7Qo8
	10:51pm Sam Segal: Dean! Once a flower shop, always (or at least sometimes) a flower shop!
	10:53pm headcleaner: Well, especially if you're next door to (and surrounded by) a cemetery
	10:54pm zzz: whoa is this the best mccartney track might just be
	10:56pm Dean: I live behind (or it lives behind me?) a funeral home. Great neighbors! Was the site of Glenn Spearman's tribute.
	11:03pm headcleaner: I lived next door to a funeral home at one point, and really got to dig it for a while. Until I found that that noisy AC unit on top was really a ventilation unit for an ... extra special service that many inner city funeral homes perform.
	11:08pm doctorjazz: This Nagoya Guitars is lovely!
	11:09pm Sam Segal: Some friends of mine live above a liquor store and next door to a cemetery. Across the street, they've got a gas station and an autobody shop that specializes in installing shockingly loud car stereos. The guys at the autobody shop like to hang out and test the limits of their stereos...not sure how that plays with any mourners at the cemetery.
	11:09pm Sam Segal: Glad you dig it, Doc. It is a Steve Reich composition.
	11:10pm drowsy: yeah this is like if Hella was chill. I mean this in the best way.
	11:10pm doctorjazz: Sounds like a Reich piece, somewhat minimal, but some movement!
	11:11pm doctorjazz: (Not that I'm a Reich expert by any means...)
	11:11pm headcleaner: Meanwhile the booze, the junk food on sale at the gas station, and the sleep-depriving car stereo volume are all driving the local residents toward early eligibility for a plot at the cemetery. So it's a synergistic cycle.
	11:11pm Dean: Also behind us, but to the north a house or so, an important music venue that has been silent since March 2020. They're preparing to reopen, which excites me, because we are used to six nights a week of loud music wafting through our bedroom window. Sly & Robbie...holy moly that was loud.
	11:11pm Sam Segal: Steve Reich, like if Hella was chill. This tracks with me!
	11:12pm northguineahills: I just woke from an 85 minute nap and thought I was listening to Lali Puna....
	11:13pm zzz: agree @doctorjazz, def Reich sound. he has a piece called Nagoya Marimbas that is similar. maybe a take off in thay
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Welcome to consciousness, NGH!
	11:15pm doctorjazz: Sly and Robbie, Dean? Sounds worth not sleeping for!
	11:16pm headcleaner: Just made myself a risotto di farro (risotto w/ farro instead of arborio rice), primavera style (with carrot, tomatoes, paprika, peas) that was shockingly easy to make, using some orange wine that was good quality but somehow too raw for my taste (so I needed to start using it somehow). And which is pairing quite nicely with the current set, thank you.
	11:17pm Dean: I stood downstairs in our dining area after the show started. Robbie's bass was right there in the room with me. Stunning. Love this Kikuchi. I've had some delightful orange wines. But lately, Greek whites do the trick.
	11:19pm drowsy: headcleaner that sounds delicious
	11:19pm doctorjazz: The cemetery a block or so from my house is the final resting place of Whitney Houston (sometimes gets visitors) Sunrise is cool! Sounds like an ECM recording.
	11:19pm Sam Segal: I just learned about orange wine fairly recently. My girlfriend hipped me to it. Tasty stuff.
	11:20pm headcleaner: Père Lachaise can in fact be a sublime experience as long as you avoid the vicinity of you-know-who
	11:20pm Dean: I've only visited a cemetery, Pere Lachaise, once. To visit Abelard & Heloise.
	11:20pm doctorjazz: Not familiar with Mark Hollis, very cool track!
	11:22pm Sam Segal: You may have heard of Mark Hollis as the leader of the English rock group Talk Talk, Doc.
	11:23pm drowsy: Super nice show, Sam. Thank you.
	11:23pm doctorjazz: Accordion? getting better! Googled Hollis-passed away in 2019, interesting mix of sounds on this.
	11:23pm headcleaner: My first visit there was to visit A & H also, Dean. So I guess that that (and the fact that we posted simultaneously about that place) means we are entwined in a certain sense.
	11:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks for being here to listen to it, drowsy!
	11:24pm doctorjazz: That's a harmonica, most certainly, still think there's an accordion in there.
	11:24pm Dean: Agreed, headcleaner. Some years ago I read quite a bit of and about Abelard.
	11:25pm doctorjazz: (Just know Talk Talk by their name, don't know the music). (another hole to fall into I'm sure)
	11:38pm doctorjazz: Killing it, Sam, loving these sets!
	11:39pm northguineahills: hmmm, can't clicky star any more toons,,,,
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Thank you, Doc! This band Fly is pretty new to me. I've dug Mark Turner for awhile, but never heard him in this group.
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Please tell me they haven't introduced a clicky star limit in an effort to tamp down on inflation...
	11:41pm zzz: nice bass tone
	11:41pm doctorjazz: Mark Turner is someone I've always thought I should like more than I do-this may change that (sound courtesy of ECM)
	11:41pm Sam Segal: Larry Grenadier is great.
	11:42pm headcleaner: Between these sets, the orange wine, and memories of visiting Père Lachaise with a friend in the spring of '96 I think can say I'm in a pretty good spot, Sam. Tomorrow morning I may not be (due to the wine, not your sets) but tomorrow's a different day, as they say.
	11:42pm headcleaner: (Assuming I wake up, that is)
	11:44pm Sam Segal: If you don't wake up, headcleaner, I know a great cemetery in Bushwick/Cypress Hills where you'll always have bass-heavy Latin dance music to listen to.
	11:44pm zzz: was at the vision fest last night for the wadada leo smith lifetime achievement show. Wadada dedicated the last piece to keith jarrett. told the story of being approached by manfred eicher (ECM) to do a first recording back in the day and eicher asked him to play with jarrett, and Smith refused. then he asked Eicher if he could record with Jack Dejohnette, and eicher refused.
	11:46pm headcleaner: That sounds like exactly my spot, Sam. Either way, sweet dreams
	11:46pm doctorjazz: Was hoping to get to some of the Vision Fest, but it's looking like i will likely miss it this year. Looks like some great lineups!
	11:47pm doctorjazz: (the name of this label seems to be what headcleaner will likely need tomorrow morning, Piano and Coffee...)
	11:54pm northguineahills: Thanks, sam. amazing set,,,,
	11:54pm doctorjazz: Getting to the end of the road, Sam, loved the show, thanks! (the trouble with clicky-starring is once I start, I can star almost every song on the show, which doesn't help later so I just click on the whole show at the top).
	11:55pm Sam Segal: Thank you for being amongst the horseless this evening, everyone!
	11:57pm doctorjazz: This Richter interpretation is softer than I'm used to, very nice...
	11:58pm headcleaner: To have been a mite in the inner ear of someone in the room as this was recorded ...
	11:58pm doctorjazz: (again, no expert here, Dean could help, but seems more delicate than most I've heard).
	12:00am coelacanth∅: most (all?) spiders cannot hear. that may apply to mites also!
	12:01am zzz: lovely thanks for a wonderful show!
	12:02am headcleaner: Oh but they do "hear", coel∅ -- via the vibrations over the webs they spin. One imagines that mites might also perceive vibrational patterns, in a certain way
	12:04am doctorjazz: Night all!
	12:04am coelacanth∅: absolutely true,headcleaner. i've known a few deaf people who quite enjoyed music in fact!
	12:05am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! 'night all
	🥁 12:20am WR: Thank you! Sam!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from June 22, 2022

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