WFMU: Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from August 9, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:00pm Scott67: G'day David & Deviants! 🍻😎🤙🎶📻
	7:01pm Aitch: In as an observer
	🥁 7:01pm WR: Rock & roll? What's that?
	7:03pm Observations: greetings and salutations
	7:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! If there's a LeeHazelwood track I don't like I haven't heard it yet.
	🥁 7:08pm WR: Yeah, now this is rock & roll!
	7:08pm Observations: more Lee to come
	7:21pm doctorjazz: Hello David and Observant folks!
	🥁 7:30pm WR: Afro-Columbian festival this weekend in Columbia. Ned Sublette is leading a group going. I went on one of hus Cuban trips. Was amazing.
	7:38pm doctorjazz: 5/4 time Konitz and all, at least so far.
	7:51pm Observations: My Oren Ambarchi interview www.mixcloud.com...
	8:04pm Observations: Love this cc/OA - one of my 2021 favorites
	8:05pm Observations: Never seen either live, but desperately want to
	8:16pm Observations: Dude is playing a LEAF! 🍃🍃🍃
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Huh?
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Blowing across it? How else?
	🥁 8:18pm WR: This tune is a standard in the region, have heard many versions of it. Love it.
	8:19pm Observations: Dilson played the leaf open, resting on his tongue, hands free, with his mouth as the resonator. Though a leaf can also be played rolled or folded in half, this method allowed for more precision, a tethered brilliance.
	8:19pm Observations: honestjonsrecords.bandcamp.com...
	8:20pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the link, interesting!
	🥁 8:25pm WR: Interesting. I've seen people hold a wet leaf between their hands or between the thumb and forefinger and blow, sorta like a harmonica. According to the link it says this performer is unique and I'd agree. Sorta like those who would play harmonica with the harmonica totally in their mouth, no hand, just tongue action.
	8:33pm doctorjazz: The Bailey was cool!
	8:37pm coelacanth∅: 'evening David and deviants
	8:38pm Observations: scatterarchive.bandcamp.com...
	8:41pm Observations: Louise Landes Levi is a poet, translator, musician, and performer whose travels have charted an elaborate constellation of mystic and cosmic pathways. A founding member of Daniel Moore’s Floating Lotus Magic Opera Company, she participated—from 1967 to 1969, alongside Terry Riley and Angus Maclise www.blankforms.org...
	8:42pm rw: Hi
	8:43pm coelacanth∅: reminds me of Jessica Moss hey rw
	8:48pm rw: hey cc!
	8:55pm Listener Gregory: I forgot my glasses, so I can only hear the deviance. If there is some deviance that is passing me by, please alert me to it. I apologize for the error.
	🥁 8:57pm WR: Louise Landes Levi, though I have benefited from her work as a translator and musician, I wasn't specifically aware of her until now. Wacky world we live in, she doesn't have a Wikipedia page (though mentioned in dozens) but she is on Facebook.
	9:01pm doctorjazz: At first I was surprised to hear this is Tom Scott, sounded like long lost Trane. Then I saw the title of the piece...
	9:04pm doctorjazz: Scott was later known as a jazz fusion player, if I remember correctly. He was involved with Joni Mitchell's jazz adventures as well.
	9:05pm doctorjazz: I do like this track!
	9:07pm doctorjazz: Lewis much attention in the jazz press recently, have to see him one of these days (has a big band).
	🥁 9:07pm WR: Tom Scott was key player in L.A. Express, which was fusiony, and did several soundtracks.
	9:08pm Listener Gregory: Scott was a mainstream player early in his career, but my sense was that he "sold out," when that was a thing in the 70s. Lot of repetitious beat-oriented stuff in his albums. But he was no doubt a very talented player. Hey, @doctorj!
	9:09pm Listener Gregory: James Brandon Lewis won the best jazz album of the year in the Downbeat critics' poll, but not for this, for "Jesup Wagon." I haven't heard that yet, but just ordered it.
	🥁 9:09pm WR: James Brandon Lewis is great. Have watched a few web streams on which he was leader or featured performer.
	🥁 9:10pm WR: LG! You found your glasses!
	9:11pm doctorjazz: Hey, @LG! (didn't get to Tarrytown Friday, outdoor Joel Forrester Quartet concert was cancelled because of a forecast for rain, which didn't happen. Oh Well. I think I have Jesup Wagon somewhere, but don't recall listening to it much (too much STUFF coming in, too little time).
	9:12pm doctorjazz: Do love Fear Not, though, very cool!
	9:12pm Listener Gregory: Yes, I ordered a CD! Call me a dinosaur! @WR, no, I can touch-type. If my hands get off by one key, then O ;; be ti[omg ;ole tjos! [I'll be typing like this!]
	9:13pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, bummer!
	9:17pm northguineahills: dropped in for the dread....
	🥁 9:22pm WR: HI there NGH
	9:29pm Listener Gregory: That Dan Rose was very new to me. It was a bit like Ornette on the Half Shell, but still pretty good I thought.
	9:30pm Listener Gregory: How on earth did Lennie Tristano end up in something called The Sing-Song Room? Ack!
	9:31pm doctorjazz: Tristano jumps out, such a characteristic sound (he didn't Give his Drummer some, supposed to have hated jazz drummers, and kept them very subdued, "just the time dude, don't drop no bombs or make excessive noise").
	9:33pm doctorjazz: Out o Nowhere changes...
	9:38pm Listener Gregory: You guys were supposed to alert me if anything deviant happened, and then this Anton Bruhin is dropped on my head! Sheesh.
	9:40pm Listener Gregory: According to Justice Alito, aborted sessions will now have to be carried through to publication. So, I guess something good will come out of that.
	9:42pm northguineahills: could you imagine La Monte Young/Marian Zazeela on CBS Recs???!!!
	9:44pm Listener Gregory: @ngh, CBS had a serious classical line then, so I can imagine it, though I'm not surprised it didn't happen.
	9:45pm doctorjazz: Major labels occasionally went jazz, 20 century Classical, back in the days when they weren't all sales driven, had some execs who thought of releasing interesting music (and thought it would bring prestige to the label, which would ultimately help the bottom line as well). The Golden Age...
	9:46pm Observations: Behrman produced a bunch of LPs for Columbia, Odyssey www.discogs.com...
	9:47pm doctorjazz: Could be an Appalachian vocal group, or Tuvan Throat singers.
	🥁 9:49pm WR: Yep David, on that discogs link we can see the Terry Riley and Steve Reich LPs that I was going to mention. La Monte Young makes perfect sense to be next in line.
	9:50pm northguineahills: @Listener Gregory: I do have some CBS Recs where they dabbled into classical. I knew Behrman was a producer..... (this is tres nice).
	🥁 9:53pm WR: Mitchell and Moye with the new generation AEC. Have not listened closely to this release yet. Already 3 years old. Yikes.
	9:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David! (Like the new AEC track). Laters all!
	9:57pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, David. I only observed a bit of deviance, but it was enough to keep me on the straight and narrow.
	9:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, David!!!!
	🥁 9:58pm WR: Another excellent episode David! Thank you very much.
	10:01pm Observations: Thanks everyone, see you all next week!!

Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from August 9, 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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August 9, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time

Lee Hazlewood	The Sweet Ride (1967 studio outtake, fast version)	The Sweet Ride: Lost Recordings 1965-68	Light In the Attic	2022		0:02:27 (Pop-up)
Centipede	Septober Energy Part Four	Septober Energy	Esoteric	2022	feat. Elton Dean, Dudu Pukwana, Mongesi Fesa, Robert Wyatt, Robert Fripp, Julie Tippetts, Keith Tippett and many others	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
crys cole	puzzler "puzzler" by "crys cole"	Two New Lips	Regional Bears	2022		0:18:16 (Pop-up)
The Doudou Ndiaye Rose Family	Ceebu Jen	Twenty-One Sabar Rhythms	Honest Jon's	2022		0:22:06 (Pop-up)

Afrosound	Carruseles "Carruseles" by "Afrosound"	The Afrosound Of Colombia, Vol. 1	Vampisoul	2010		0:26:55 (Pop-up)
Sahib Shihab	Om Mani Padme Hum "Om Mani Padme Hum" by "Sahib Shihab"	And All Those Cats	Rearward	1997		0:31:01 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz E Il Complesso Di Giovanni Tommaso	Five, Four and Three	Stereokonitz	RCA	1968		0:36:40 (Pop-up)
Nyati Mayi & The Astral Synth Transmitters	Try Sunshine	Lulunga Tales	Bongo Joe	2022		0:40:10 (Pop-up)
The Senators	Psychedelic Senate "Psychedelic Senate" by "The Senators"	Wild In the Streets	Tower	1968		0:45:02 (Pop-up)

crys cole & Oren Ambarchi	Whether Report	Gallivant	The Black Dot	2021	Recorded live Feb 16 2020 at the Black Dot/White Room, Nanaimo, BC, Canada	0:50:22 (Pop-up)

Lee Hazlewood	Sweet Ride (1967 studio demo, slow version)	The Sweet Ride: Lost Recordings 1965-68	Light In the Attic	2022		1:12:50 (Pop-up)
Biluka Y Los Canibales	Bailando Me Despido	Leaf-Playing In Quito, 1960-1965	Honest Jon's	2022		1:16:07 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop	I'm Sick Of You "I'm Sick Of You" by "Iggy Pop"	I Got A Right	Invasion	1983		1:18:40 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey	DAT edit 9 "DAT edit 9" by "Derek Bailey"	Domestic Jungle DAT	scatter	2022		1:25:33 (Pop-up)

The Doudou Ndiaye Rose Family	Les Rosettes	Twenty-One Sabar Rhythms	Honest Jon's	2022		1:35:02 (Pop-up)
Louise Landes Levi	Butterfly Brain	IKIRU or the Wanderer	Oaken Palace	2018	feat. Bart De Paepe, Timo van Luijk	1:38:10 (Pop-up)

The Lloyd McNeill Quartet	Dig Where Dat's At!	Asha	Asha	1969		1:54:23 (Pop-up)
Tom Scott	With Respect To Coltrane	Rural Still Life	Impulse!	1968		1:57:50 (Pop-up)
James Brandon Lewis	Fear Not (feat. The Messthetics)	Fear Not (feat. The Messthetics)	Anti-	2022	feat. The Messthetics (guitarist Anthony Pirog and Fugazi's Joe Lally and Brendan Canty) and Shahzad Ismaily on Moog synthesizer	2:05:53 (Pop-up)

Prince Hammer	Dread Locks Thing "Dread Locks Thing" by "Prince Hammer"	Top Ranking DJ Session, Volumes 1 & 2	Cherry Red/Doctor Bird	2022		2:16:02 (Pop-up)
Dan Rose	More Drums Please "More Drums Please" by "Dan Rose"	Close Opposities	Alacra	1979	feat. Mark Whitecage, Mario Pavone, John Betsch	2:18:55 (Pop-up)
Virgilio Armas Y Su Grupo	Sobre El Orinoco	Espejismo	We Are Busy Bodies	2022	1973 Venezuela	2:25:57 (Pop-up)
Lennie Tristano Quartet	317 East 32nd	Lennie Tristano Quartet	Atlantic	1981	Recorded live in The Sing-Song Room, Confucius Restaurant, NYC, June 11, 1955 with Lee Konitz, Art Taylor, Gene Ramey	2:29:14 (Pop-up)
Anton Bruhin	4th poem "4th poem" by "Anton Bruhin"	Speech Poems / Fruity Music	Black Truffle	2021		2:36:18 (Pop-up)
La Monte Young / Marian Zazeela	Oceans	Untitled	Not On Label	2012	"Aborted session for a 1969 CBS LP," recorded by David Behrman	2:37:50 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble Of Chicago	Mama Koko	We Are On The Edge (A 50th Anniversary Celebration)	Pi Recordings	2019	feat. Moor Mother	2:50:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm Scott67: G'day David & Deviants! 🍻😎🤙🎶📻
	7:01pm Aitch: In as an observer
	🥁 7:01pm WR: Rock & roll? What's that?
	7:03pm Observations: greetings and salutations
	7:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! If there's a LeeHazelwood track I don't like I haven't heard it yet.
	🥁 7:08pm WR: Yeah, now this is rock & roll!
	7:08pm Observations: more Lee to come
	7:21pm doctorjazz: Hello David and Observant folks!
	🥁 7:30pm WR: Afro-Columbian festival this weekend in Columbia. Ned Sublette is leading a group going. I went on one of hus Cuban trips. Was amazing.
	7:38pm doctorjazz: 5/4 time Konitz and all, at least so far.
	7:51pm Observations: My Oren Ambarchi interview www.mixcloud.com...
	8:04pm Observations: Love this cc/OA - one of my 2021 favorites
	8:05pm Observations: Never seen either live, but desperately want to
	8:16pm Observations: Dude is playing a LEAF! 🍃🍃🍃
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Huh?
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Blowing across it? How else?
	🥁 8:18pm WR: This tune is a standard in the region, have heard many versions of it. Love it.
	8:19pm Observations: Dilson played the leaf open, resting on his tongue, hands free, with his mouth as the resonator. Though a leaf can also be played rolled or folded in half, this method allowed for more precision, a tethered brilliance.
	8:19pm Observations: honestjonsrecords.bandcamp.com...
	8:20pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the link, interesting!
	🥁 8:25pm WR: Interesting. I've seen people hold a wet leaf between their hands or between the thumb and forefinger and blow, sorta like a harmonica. According to the link it says this performer is unique and I'd agree. Sorta like those who would play harmonica with the harmonica totally in their mouth, no hand, just tongue action.
	8:33pm doctorjazz: The Bailey was cool!
	8:37pm coelacanth∅: 'evening David and deviants
	8:38pm Observations: scatterarchive.bandcamp.com...
	8:41pm Observations: Louise Landes Levi is a poet, translator, musician, and performer whose travels have charted an elaborate constellation of mystic and cosmic pathways. A founding member of Daniel Moore’s Floating Lotus Magic Opera Company, she participated—from 1967 to 1969, alongside Terry Riley and Angus Maclise www.blankforms.org...
	8:42pm rw: Hi
	8:43pm coelacanth∅: reminds me of Jessica Moss hey rw
	8:48pm rw: hey cc!
	8:55pm Listener Gregory: I forgot my glasses, so I can only hear the deviance. If there is some deviance that is passing me by, please alert me to it. I apologize for the error.
	🥁 8:57pm WR: Louise Landes Levi, though I have benefited from her work as a translator and musician, I wasn't specifically aware of her until now. Wacky world we live in, she doesn't have a Wikipedia page (though mentioned in dozens) but she is on Facebook.
	9:01pm doctorjazz: At first I was surprised to hear this is Tom Scott, sounded like long lost Trane. Then I saw the title of the piece...
	9:04pm doctorjazz: Scott was later known as a jazz fusion player, if I remember correctly. He was involved with Joni Mitchell's jazz adventures as well.
	9:05pm doctorjazz: I do like this track!
	9:07pm doctorjazz: Lewis much attention in the jazz press recently, have to see him one of these days (has a big band).
	🥁 9:07pm WR: Tom Scott was key player in L.A. Express, which was fusiony, and did several soundtracks.
	9:08pm Listener Gregory: Scott was a mainstream player early in his career, but my sense was that he "sold out," when that was a thing in the 70s. Lot of repetitious beat-oriented stuff in his albums. But he was no doubt a very talented player. Hey, @doctorj!
	9:09pm Listener Gregory: James Brandon Lewis won the best jazz album of the year in the Downbeat critics' poll, but not for this, for "Jesup Wagon." I haven't heard that yet, but just ordered it.
	🥁 9:09pm WR: James Brandon Lewis is great. Have watched a few web streams on which he was leader or featured performer.
	🥁 9:10pm WR: LG! You found your glasses!
	9:11pm doctorjazz: Hey, @LG! (didn't get to Tarrytown Friday, outdoor Joel Forrester Quartet concert was cancelled because of a forecast for rain, which didn't happen. Oh Well. I think I have Jesup Wagon somewhere, but don't recall listening to it much (too much STUFF coming in, too little time).
	9:12pm doctorjazz: Do love Fear Not, though, very cool!
	9:12pm Listener Gregory: Yes, I ordered a CD! Call me a dinosaur! @WR, no, I can touch-type. If my hands get off by one key, then O ;; be ti[omg ;ole tjos! [I'll be typing like this!]
	9:13pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, bummer!
	9:17pm northguineahills: dropped in for the dread....
	🥁 9:22pm WR: HI there NGH
	9:29pm Listener Gregory: That Dan Rose was very new to me. It was a bit like Ornette on the Half Shell, but still pretty good I thought.
	9:30pm Listener Gregory: How on earth did Lennie Tristano end up in something called The Sing-Song Room? Ack!
	9:31pm doctorjazz: Tristano jumps out, such a characteristic sound (he didn't Give his Drummer some, supposed to have hated jazz drummers, and kept them very subdued, "just the time dude, don't drop no bombs or make excessive noise").
	9:33pm doctorjazz: Out o Nowhere changes...
	9:38pm Listener Gregory: You guys were supposed to alert me if anything deviant happened, and then this Anton Bruhin is dropped on my head! Sheesh.
	9:40pm Listener Gregory: According to Justice Alito, aborted sessions will now have to be carried through to publication. So, I guess something good will come out of that.
	9:42pm northguineahills: could you imagine La Monte Young/Marian Zazeela on CBS Recs???!!!
	9:44pm Listener Gregory: @ngh, CBS had a serious classical line then, so I can imagine it, though I'm not surprised it didn't happen.
	9:45pm doctorjazz: Major labels occasionally went jazz, 20 century Classical, back in the days when they weren't all sales driven, had some execs who thought of releasing interesting music (and thought it would bring prestige to the label, which would ultimately help the bottom line as well). The Golden Age...
	9:46pm Observations: Behrman produced a bunch of LPs for Columbia, Odyssey www.discogs.com...
	9:47pm doctorjazz: Could be an Appalachian vocal group, or Tuvan Throat singers.
	🥁 9:49pm WR: Yep David, on that discogs link we can see the Terry Riley and Steve Reich LPs that I was going to mention. La Monte Young makes perfect sense to be next in line.
	9:50pm northguineahills: @Listener Gregory: I do have some CBS Recs where they dabbled into classical. I knew Behrman was a producer..... (this is tres nice).
	🥁 9:53pm WR: Mitchell and Moye with the new generation AEC. Have not listened closely to this release yet. Already 3 years old. Yikes.
	9:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David! (Like the new AEC track). Laters all!
	9:57pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, David. I only observed a bit of deviance, but it was enough to keep me on the straight and narrow.
	9:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, David!!!!
	🥁 9:58pm WR: Another excellent episode David! Thank you very much.
	10:01pm Observations: Thanks everyone, see you all next week!!

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