WFMU: Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from July 12, 2022

Listener comments!
	🥁 7:03pm WR: Hi David, let's try this again.
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: Hello from Deer Isle, Maine!
	7:11pm Late Bloomer: This sounds amazing in stereo!
	7:12pm Late Bloomer: Digging’ it in Delaware 😎
	7:14pm Late Bloomer: If text spell check is your nemesis how bad can life really be?
	7:15pm adamdoesit: Hi David and deevs. Doug, how many clams have you eaten by now?
	7:17pm Doug Schulkind: A lotta clams.
	7:25pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	7:28pm Observations: My Kevin Ayers Mix aquariumdrunkard.com...
	7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanks for persisting with this ! ...Yeah so - being already a JulianCope fan - being introduced to KevinAyers seemed a surprise ! (Tho I've never read of a direct influence acknowledged there??) I had seen the June 1, 1974 album & there's SoftMachine... & any friend of SydBarrett is a friend of mine...
	🥁 7:35pm WR: Don't know what was distracting me last week but getting a lot more from this this week.
	7:38pm Julie: that Kevin Ayers mix looks wonderful
	🥁 7:41pm WR: "hold tine in your hands", very evocative description of manipulating recorded music.
	🥁 7:41pm WR: .. time
	🥁 7:45pm WR: What is the book being referred to?
	🥁 7:47pm WR: Ah, found it en.wikipedia.org...
	7:49pm Observations: Henry Cow book www.dukeupress.edu...
	7:54pm Late Bloomer: I hope Matt Warwick is hearing this
	🥁 7:55pm WR: Thank you. Deeply enjoying this. I previously (the 70s) kinda skipped over Slap Happy and Henry Cow due to various life distractions and despite my partner having some recordings had yet to go through them.
	8:02pm doctorjazz: Papa's got a Blue Bag (digging the track)!
	🥁 8:13pm WR: Laurie Latham, Moore's major collaborator on Flying Doesn't Help is new to me.
	8:21pm doctorjazz: Another corner of the music world I missed-really like this Slapp Happy track!
	8:42pm Dean: At the time we all thought HC & SH were bands that more or less noodled around to no effect. You know, they weren't Camel. Boy, were we wrong. I've since corrected course and acquired box sets of both bands.
	🥁 8:44pm WR: Poly what it. Know it well.
	8:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monowhatsit was supposed to be the prestige label ...but was honestly deathly dull...
	🥁 8:54pm WR: Glad I moved to head phones (since I don't have good hi fi like Dean) in time for this Just a Conversation tune.
	8:59pm Dean: Ironically, when I tune into WFMU I'm on my Chromebook or an office Mac, both with miserably sucky sound. I pretty much refuse to plug in streaming devices to my SACD player, which will accommodate them.
	9:02pm Dean: Listened earlier today to Weather Report's live album, 8:30, vinyl, engineered by an acquaintance who ran a stereo store down the street, but who died early last year. Holy f-ing moly, a phenomenal recording achievement.
	🥁 9:10pm WR: On "Wrong Again", discogs credits Kevin Ayers on bass, the vocal, almost Ayers, but perhaps Moore channelling Ayers. I'm usually listening to WFMU on one of my android devices, which have sound quality ranging from AM radio like to maybe FM quality between the three. Have recently started doing my better Windows laptop via desktop speakers or head phones. Not outstanding but at least getting more of the low and high frequencies. I have ancient decent quality sound equipment (30+ years old) which has been in storage for for 15 years. Likely dysfunctional by now. You know, I've never listened to that Weather Report album.
	9:15pm Dean: My stereo gear is quite old, not counting recent upgrades. I know that newer gear would improve the sound substantially, but I gotta say that my 40yo turntable delivers astonishing sound. I'd heard the live WR album when it was issued, because I was retailing records. At the time I didn't care much for it. These days I dig it.
	9:18pm Dean: Amps=30yo; speakers=20yo;preamp=35-ish;SACD player=2yo;subwoofer=15yo. Old gear, stunningly beautiful sound after I got a new cartridge and various infrastructural turntable components.
	9:18pm peter: hello from Zia!
	9:19pm Observations: Hey Peter, welcome!
	9:24pm doctorjazz: Hey Dean! Getting my CD/SACD player tomorrow! Psyched. Mostly pretty old gear in my place as well. Loving Slapp Happy (don't know any of this stuff).
	9:26pm Dean: Congrats, docjazz. I imagine you'll first be impressed by its mass, something like 30 pounds? It's a hefty unit, with two power supplies.
	9:29pm doctorjazz: Downloading, ripping, sending music files while I listen. (Dean, I thought you could stream through the SACD)
	9:32pm Dean: I can, docjazz, but I generally choose not to do so. I prefer objects. I also enjoy the crusty sound of PC playback, which reminds me of my youth when I listened to AM and FM,
	9:35pm doctorjazz: Listening through a PC now (through a DAC, jitter reducer, headphone amp, Shure over ear headphones). Sometimes I just stream and listen through the speaker on my phone, but I still like better sound if I can swing it.
	🥁 9:37pm WR: LOL, Dean, I have a 10+ year old android phone that no longer has active SIM that I sometimes use as my "AM transistor radio " for listening to the rock & soul WFMU stream.
	9:52pm doctorjazz: That was a great interview!
	9:53pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, great show!
	🥁 9:54pm WR: Wow, quite nice closing comment from Mr Moore for you David. I really enjoyed all of the interview you've shared with us. All the music too. Thank you!
	9:55pm Observations: Thank you all for listening! See you next week!
	🥁 9:57pm WR: Oh, loving this track. A.B.C.D Gol'fish.
	9:57pm rw: Glad I caught the last hour. Will catch the beginning in archive. Thank you David! This show is new to me.
	9:58pm Shigemasa Fujimoto: A wonderful show! Thank you, David!
	🥁 9:58pm WR: rw: we've been expecting you. glad you arrived.
	9:59pm rw: Thanks WR. I can be a little slow.

Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from July 12, 2022

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Observations of Deviance is a vinyl focused, free form program that harkens back to early days of underground FM radio. Your host, David Mittleman, hunts down the most exotic, unusual and off-the-beaten-track music from around the world in a number of genres: Spiritual Jazz, Free Improvisation, Experimental Electronics, Ethnographic Oddities and World-Wide Psychedelic Funk. You are guaranteed to hear sounds you’ve never heard before.

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July 12, 2022: Anthony Moore Interview

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time

Anthony Moore	Judy Get Down "Judy Get Down" by "Anthony Moore"	Flying Doesn't Help	Drag City	2022		0:02:45 (Pop-up)
Anthony Moore	Red Now I Wonder "Red Now I Wonder" by "Anthony Moore"	Reed, Whistle and Sticks	P-Vine	2022		0:05:32 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy & Friends	War Is Energy Enslaved	Peel Sessions / Jun. 25, 1974 BBC Top Gear		1974		0:09:28 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy / Henry Cow	Apes In Capes	Desperate Straights	Virgin	1975		0:12:41 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	A View From The Mountain	Rainbow Takeaway	Harvest	1978	produced by Anthony Moore	0:14:50 (Pop-up)

Anthony Moore	Interview Part 1 "Interview Part 1" by "Anthony Moore"					0:23:03 (Pop-up)

Anthony Moore	Johnny's Dead "Johnny's Dead" by "Anthony Moore"	Out	Drag City	2021		0:45:59 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Dogs Of War "Dogs Of War" by "Pink Floyd"	A Momentary Lapse of Reason	EMI	1987	written by Anthony Moore	0:49:06 (Pop-up)
Anthony Moore	Secrets of the Blue Bag 2	Secrets of the Blue Bag	Polydor	1972		0:55:10 (Pop-up)

Anthony Moore	War "War" by "Anthony Moore"	Flying Doesn't Help	Drag City	2022		1:06:31 (Pop-up)
This Heat	Horizontal Hold "Horizontal Hold" by "This Heat"	This Heat	Piano	1979	produced by Anthony Moore	1:10:46 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy	The Drum "The Drum" by "Slapp Happy"	Casablanca Moon	Virgin	1975		1:17:40 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy	The Drum "The Drum" by "Slapp Happy"	Acnalbasac Noom	Recommended	1980		1:20:59 (Pop-up)

Anthony Moore	Interview Part 2 "Interview Part 2" by "Anthony Moore"					1:26:37 (Pop-up)

Slapp Happy	Just A Conversation "Just A Conversation" by "Slapp Happy"	Sort Of	Polydor	1972		1:51:06 (Pop-up)
Anthony Moore	Wrong Again "Wrong Again" by "Anthony Moore"	Out	Drag City	2021	featuring Kevin Ayers	1:55:09 (Pop-up)
Arp & Anthony Moore	Wild Grass II (for Robert Wyatt)	FRKWYS, Vol. 3: Arp & Anthony Moore	RVNG	2010		1:57:42 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy & Friends	Europa "Europa" by "Slapp Happy & Friends"	Peel Sessions / Jun. 25, 1974 BBC Top Gear		1974		2:01:44 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Rainbow Takeaway "Rainbow Takeaway" by "Kevin Ayers"	Rainbow Takeaway	Harvest	1978	produced by Anthony Moore	2:05:20 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy	Casablanca Moon "Casablanca Moon" by "Slapp Happy"	Acnalbasac Noom	Recommended	1980		2:08:13 (Pop-up)
Anthony Moore	Stitch In Time "Stitch In Time" by "Anthony Moore"	Out	Drag City	2021		2:11:11 (Pop-up)
Henry Cow / Slapp Happy	War "War" by "Henry Cow / Slapp Happy"	In Praise of Learning	Virgin	1975		2:14:07 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy	Blue Flower "Blue Flower" by "Slapp Happy"	Sort Of	Polydor	1972		2:16:31 (Pop-up)
Anthony Moore	Lucia "Lucia" by "Anthony Moore"	Flying Doesn't Help	Drag City	2022		2:21:54 (Pop-up)

Anthony Moore	Interview Part 3 "Interview Part 3" by "Anthony Moore"					2:29:35 (Pop-up)

Anthony Moore	A.B.C.D. Gol'fish "A.B.C.D. Gol'fish" by "Anthony Moore"	Pieces From The Cloudland Ballroom	Polydor	1971		2:53:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 7:03pm WR: Hi David, let's try this again.
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: Hello from Deer Isle, Maine!
	7:11pm Late Bloomer: This sounds amazing in stereo!
	7:12pm Late Bloomer: Digging’ it in Delaware 😎
	7:14pm Late Bloomer: If text spell check is your nemesis how bad can life really be?
	7:15pm adamdoesit: Hi David and deevs. Doug, how many clams have you eaten by now?
	7:17pm Doug Schulkind: A lotta clams.
	7:25pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	7:28pm Observations: My Kevin Ayers Mix aquariumdrunkard.com...
	7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanks for persisting with this ! ...Yeah so - being already a JulianCope fan - being introduced to KevinAyers seemed a surprise ! (Tho I've never read of a direct influence acknowledged there??) I had seen the June 1, 1974 album & there's SoftMachine... & any friend of SydBarrett is a friend of mine...
	🥁 7:35pm WR: Don't know what was distracting me last week but getting a lot more from this this week.
	7:38pm Julie: that Kevin Ayers mix looks wonderful
	🥁 7:41pm WR: "hold tine in your hands", very evocative description of manipulating recorded music.
	🥁 7:41pm WR: .. time
	🥁 7:45pm WR: What is the book being referred to?
	🥁 7:47pm WR: Ah, found it en.wikipedia.org...
	7:49pm Observations: Henry Cow book www.dukeupress.edu...
	7:54pm Late Bloomer: I hope Matt Warwick is hearing this
	🥁 7:55pm WR: Thank you. Deeply enjoying this. I previously (the 70s) kinda skipped over Slap Happy and Henry Cow due to various life distractions and despite my partner having some recordings had yet to go through them.
	8:02pm doctorjazz: Papa's got a Blue Bag (digging the track)!
	🥁 8:13pm WR: Laurie Latham, Moore's major collaborator on Flying Doesn't Help is new to me.
	8:21pm doctorjazz: Another corner of the music world I missed-really like this Slapp Happy track!
	8:42pm Dean: At the time we all thought HC & SH were bands that more or less noodled around to no effect. You know, they weren't Camel. Boy, were we wrong. I've since corrected course and acquired box sets of both bands.
	🥁 8:44pm WR: Poly what it. Know it well.
	8:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monowhatsit was supposed to be the prestige label ...but was honestly deathly dull...
	🥁 8:54pm WR: Glad I moved to head phones (since I don't have good hi fi like Dean) in time for this Just a Conversation tune.
	8:59pm Dean: Ironically, when I tune into WFMU I'm on my Chromebook or an office Mac, both with miserably sucky sound. I pretty much refuse to plug in streaming devices to my SACD player, which will accommodate them.
	9:02pm Dean: Listened earlier today to Weather Report's live album, 8:30, vinyl, engineered by an acquaintance who ran a stereo store down the street, but who died early last year. Holy f-ing moly, a phenomenal recording achievement.
	🥁 9:10pm WR: On "Wrong Again", discogs credits Kevin Ayers on bass, the vocal, almost Ayers, but perhaps Moore channelling Ayers. I'm usually listening to WFMU on one of my android devices, which have sound quality ranging from AM radio like to maybe FM quality between the three. Have recently started doing my better Windows laptop via desktop speakers or head phones. Not outstanding but at least getting more of the low and high frequencies. I have ancient decent quality sound equipment (30+ years old) which has been in storage for for 15 years. Likely dysfunctional by now. You know, I've never listened to that Weather Report album.
	9:15pm Dean: My stereo gear is quite old, not counting recent upgrades. I know that newer gear would improve the sound substantially, but I gotta say that my 40yo turntable delivers astonishing sound. I'd heard the live WR album when it was issued, because I was retailing records. At the time I didn't care much for it. These days I dig it.
	9:18pm Dean: Amps=30yo; speakers=20yo;preamp=35-ish;SACD player=2yo;subwoofer=15yo. Old gear, stunningly beautiful sound after I got a new cartridge and various infrastructural turntable components.
	9:18pm peter: hello from Zia!
	9:19pm Observations: Hey Peter, welcome!
	9:24pm doctorjazz: Hey Dean! Getting my CD/SACD player tomorrow! Psyched. Mostly pretty old gear in my place as well. Loving Slapp Happy (don't know any of this stuff).
	9:26pm Dean: Congrats, docjazz. I imagine you'll first be impressed by its mass, something like 30 pounds? It's a hefty unit, with two power supplies.
	9:29pm doctorjazz: Downloading, ripping, sending music files while I listen. (Dean, I thought you could stream through the SACD)
	9:32pm Dean: I can, docjazz, but I generally choose not to do so. I prefer objects. I also enjoy the crusty sound of PC playback, which reminds me of my youth when I listened to AM and FM,
	9:35pm doctorjazz: Listening through a PC now (through a DAC, jitter reducer, headphone amp, Shure over ear headphones). Sometimes I just stream and listen through the speaker on my phone, but I still like better sound if I can swing it.
	🥁 9:37pm WR: LOL, Dean, I have a 10+ year old android phone that no longer has active SIM that I sometimes use as my "AM transistor radio " for listening to the rock & soul WFMU stream.
	9:52pm doctorjazz: That was a great interview!
	9:53pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, great show!
	🥁 9:54pm WR: Wow, quite nice closing comment from Mr Moore for you David. I really enjoyed all of the interview you've shared with us. All the music too. Thank you!
	9:55pm Observations: Thank you all for listening! See you next week!
	🥁 9:57pm WR: Oh, loving this track. A.B.C.D Gol'fish.
	9:57pm rw: Glad I caught the last hour. Will catch the beginning in archive. Thank you David! This show is new to me.
	9:58pm Shigemasa Fujimoto: A wonderful show! Thank you, David!
	🥁 9:58pm WR: rw: we've been expecting you. glad you arrived.
	9:59pm rw: Thanks WR. I can be a little slow.

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