WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from September 6, 2022

Listener comments!
	3:01pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards! Dead haters unite!
	3:01pm courtneynoir: Dead Hater here!
	3:02pm spacecadet: long live our hatred for the dead
	3:02pm Jeff Moore: Excellent! I always love your Miles extravaganzas!
	3:02pm Creamo Coyl: Please let's not talk about the Dead. Could seriously give a fuck either way. Let's listen to some Miles. Ta.
	3:03pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blastards! This song is efd's middle name!
	3:03pm Woo: Right on Creamo!
	3:04pm Handy Haversack: I was at least embryonic when it was recorded, though there's a chance that did not influence Miles at all.
	3:04pm Analog Nights: Don't talk to me about work please don't talk to me about work I'm up to my eyeballs in dirt with work, with work
	3:04pm Crosby in KC: Hello, Creamo and all. Excited for today's show! It's amazing how much material there is of this period of his career.
	3:05pm ultradamno: If we throw the gauntlet down too hard, the last Dot Dash could be all live Dead, fair point.
	3:06pm Don S: aw yeah. go man go.
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Of course - the Dead had occasion to follow Electric Miles. You can guess what that felt like.
	3:09pm The Butterman: That which you resist shall persist, Creamo. Been looking forward to this all week.
	3:11pm Woo: Analog Nights-you quoted one of my favorite Lou Reed songs. "How many insults must you take in this one life?"
	3:12pm morphe': Not possible to buy decent beer in Spain after 22:00 ..now 21:12 .. must go get breakfast.. Thanks CC and all ..
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John McLaughlin (slight paraphrase) : ...' When I first met Miles - I played Bop to show I could do that. He walked up to me - turned my amp all the way up - & said : Play like Hendrix !! '...
	3:15pm Juli: Organic Cinnamon Toast Crunch & Miles Davis Life is good to me rn
	3:15pm ultradamno: Well, as long as the demands weren't too sky high
	3:15pm Marie: I think this electric live Miles better than any other Miles. Hey Creamo, hey all!
	3:17pm Analog Nights: @woo right on
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love every phase of Miles ...possible exception the very last was perhaps gestural ~ performative. But - Electric Miles is (was?) almost its own Genre. Maybe in 2022 people have caught up ??...
	3:18pm morphe': Making me think of my working days at St Marks Bookshop = '80-86 .. Grouchy .. Stanley Crouch - who we called "the Grouch" - used to complain of our musical selections ...
	3:19pm Crosby in KC: As much as I love John McLaughlin with Miles I think Dominique Gaumont on these tracks is phenomenal.
	3:19pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Can't remember where I heard about it (JA's show maybe?) but there's a site making tons 'o live Miles available: theheatwarps.com
	3:20pm Creamo Coyl: ^That's the site all these sets have been culled from.
	3:20pm Ajay / Krommenie (NL): In studio. Writing lyrics. Miles greasing my thoughts. Thanks Creamo Coyl for sonic transmissions from over the ocean.
	3:22pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Creamo Coyl: All of the extra info about the recordings is pretty cool. My hard drive runneth over...
	3:22pm Creamo Coyl: Too bad Ken Nordine never collaborated w/ Miles. But here's a lyric that can get you going, "Little doll I can't forget/Smokin on a cigarette." It's from an old nursery rhyme.
	3:22pm Marie: Not that it really matters but I meant to type above that I like* this better not think it's better. Just my pref.
	3:24pm morphe': Someone Quick Dial = Phil Schaap Jazz .. and we get all the detail, details...
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah if Hendrix was the goal - DG knew the way there pretty freaking well : en.wikipedia.org...
	3:26pm The Butterman: Feckin’ amazing.
	3:27pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @morphe': Didn't Crouch start out as a free jazz drummer?
	3:27pm Zipperhead7: What a treat to blast up the highway and hear Pete Cosey slice through the fog like an electric carving knife
	3:27pm chresti: Hi Creamo, I remember jumping rope with that nursery rhyme!
	3:28pm Creamo Coyl: Damn just realized I've played this one before. Ah well, short and sweet. End of '73, everything else /74/'75.
	3:29pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: How the &&#$% did it get to be 3:30 already? Loving the tunes. Working my butt off. Had to go to Westchester and back this AM to finally take care of Mom's car....
	3:29pm Analog Nights: Love the album Get Up with It - odds and ends from this era.
	3:30pm morphe': Woods - do not know but he was a right complainer in the early '80s when folks played : Gang of Four, Marine Girls, Au Pairs +> he was a real asshole ...
	3:32pm Marie: I don't know if anyone ever watched Homeland but I think they were kinda going for this with their music sometimes
	3:32pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @morphe': He did have that reputation. I just always thought it was funny that he had that in his past but then went on to join TheChurchOfLouisArmstrong(tm).
	3:34pm morphe': Must get the Madrid Breakfast beer .. it stops selling at 22 here and is 21:32 .. Have a flight in the am and need my speed ball = 3 espressos and 3 pint cans before .. Thanks CC and all...
	3:34pm Zipperhead7: Sure wish CBS would put out a box of Japan '75 shows as part of their bootleg series
	3:35pm the heat warps: This whole Kokura set is off the charts - possibly Michael Henderson's funkiest hour. https://theheatwarps.com/2022/04/28/1-30-1975-kokura
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Stanley Grouch' ...no ...never heard that before...
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: Yes Carrie Mathison is currently solving the terrorism problem as this plays.
	3:39pm morphe': Stanley Crouch: https://www.thehistorymakers.org/biography/stanley-crouch-40
	3:42pm Brian in UK: Hello CC & those out there. This set very much in tune with 'He Loved Him Madly'. A sublime piece.
	3:42pm ultradamno: Is that what happens in that, off the beginning I always thought it was about trying to rescue a girl in a Halloween corn maze
	3:42pm Jeff Golick: Big ups to Creamo for playing and Heat Warps for sharing all of this wonderful music.
	3:45pm Brian in UK: @Jeff it was you who turned my head to HLHM. Thank you.
	3:46pm Brian in UK: This music is almost fifty years old. How long did it take us to get up with it?
	3:46pm ultradamno: Feel free to stare at the bioluminescent algae covered whale shark while listening to this, I am twitter.com...
	3:46pm Andrew_in_WI: This is on that split with Wolf Eyes, right?
	3:48pm Marie: Riiight, Carrie's taking bad guys DOWN, stalking peeps through middle eastern stalls, and going nUts! She's in the Miles Dimension
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you find Earth - booring - just the same old - same thing...
	3:55pm prof.fuzz: this is so damn good. thanks creamo!
	3:56pm Zipperhead7: I'm trying to think of people working in this vein since '75. Nils Molvaer, Hagans/Belden, maybe some Marc Ribot . . . the list ain't very long. Any others?
	3:57pm Andrew Waterloo: @Zipperhead... Calvin Keys comes to mind.. but not past 75..
	4:00pm ultradamno: Blood Ulmer, if you factor in side man stuff?
	4:06pm Jeff Golick: @zipperhead7: Greg Tate's Burnt Sugar groups took 70s Miles as a starting point...
	4:08pm morphe': Why the Miles Day?? Super great just Why today??
	4:09pm Creamo Coyl: I've been asking myself the same thing cuz I should've held this one out for an October Hellraiser special, but I'm dumb like that. Alt answer: Why can't every day be Miles Davis Day?
	4:11pm Listener: Nice
	4:11pm Creamo Coyl: So everyone remember how much you loved this show when October rolls around and you just get a plain-ass old Spin Age Blasters regular damn episode full of stupid music and even stupider talking about that music. With a smile.
	4:11pm curious jorge: City music, as intended. Ty for playing, love this era Miles w Pete Cosey
	4:12pm Marie: Yeah, what maria said @)
	4:12pm Creamo Coyl: What do you mean? It's Dave. The guy at the oil change place. Y'know, Dave.
	4:13pm Creamo Coyl: You're seriously gonna tell me that you don't know Dave?! Bullshit.
	4:13pm Marie: I'm sure it's not this crazy Dave I used to work with, kinda
	4:14pm Creamo Coyl: Dave, he only drinks Coors Light and he says he used to race Formula One? That guy, Dave. Total fucking weirdo, but harmless. I think.
	4:14pm Crosby in KC: Dave always gets you in for an oil change even when he's booked up.
	4:14pm curious jorge: Wait is this not Pete Cosey playing the more Hendrix stuff? Who is it? Dominique Gaumont?
	4:15pm Marie: This one is truly like apexical
	4:15pm morphe': Ps .. Have a look at Charlie Parker House and then go to Green Oasis Community Garden = 370 East 8th St = Ave C/D https://www.charlieparkerresidence.com
	4:15pm ultradamno: Dave's not here, man
	4:16pm Marie: Anyone who drinks coors light is suspect
	4:17pm ultradamno: That's how when ended up with Smokey & The Bandit, Coors smuggling
	4:18pm TomDash: Hey CC - let me do a Hellraiser fill-in and I'll either just repeat this show...or maybe do 3hrs of live music from some other band!
	4:18pm TomDash: ps - really digging this live era..
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Gaumont was earlier in the playlist ? More 'Band of Gypsys' stylee ? & Cosey is more the Flanged style ...so more 'Electric Ladyland' I suppose ? For lack of more precise descriptor...
	4:19pm Creamo Coyl: Don't make me ban you, Tom. I don't wanna have to warLOCK you out of the discussion.
	4:21pm ultradamno: He'll be fine, he's got a new show lined up on the R&S stream called D'OH!, My Dashoul! that going to be great!
	4:21pm prof.fuzz: Creamo seems a bit unGRATEFUL over Tom's generous offer....
	4:21pm Creamo Coyl: Full details on each set (including personnel) can be found on the aforementioned Heat Warps blog. Thanks to J from the Heat Warps for chiming in. Highly recommend taking a stroll thru his site if this is yr kinda funkin jam.
	4:21pm Marie: Hey Morphe, neat. I believe (was told) that Iggy Pop and his lady used to live on B right by Tomkins Square Park for a while. I was in a beautiful public garden on 6th between b & C a few weeks ago. Met some groovy east village old timers there
	4:22pm Crosby in KC: curious jorge: I think they're both on some of these tracks.
	4:22pm Creamo Coyl: ^ and yes, it's a two guitar assault on a lot of this stuff. (Dave is probably Dave Liebman)
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: theheatwarps.com
	4:26pm HyperDose: I'm having an out of mind experience
	4:26pm Creamo Coyl: Relentless funk straight to the dome.
	4:27pm Zipperhead7: Gaumont was out of the band by January '75. You can hear his solo album "Energy" on YouTube: www.youtube.com...
	4:27pm chresti: I heard the wah-wah saying “in outer space”
	4:28pm Marie: Warning: don't drink Coors light while listening to this
	4:30pm Creamo Coyl: A freight train of funk and the brake lines have been funkin cut.
	4:31pm Creamo Coyl: I think their might've been a Gaumont solo album or two reissued in the last year or so, unless I've lost my funkin mind.
	4:31pm Creamo Coyl: (muted applause)
	4:32pm Hubig Pie: I drinkin' diet coke -cola and eating cornnuts ™ waiting to board a plane at the airport while listening to this. It seems to be working
	4:33pm Marie: I wanna go see Louis Armstrong's house here in Queens
	4:33pm Creamo Coyl: Listen hard enough and you won't even need that plane to fly. Vaya con dios.
	4:34pm Creamo Coyl: Molten funk lava deluge.
	4:34pm ultradamno: I used to like Molson, but that was long before 2005, when it became Canadian Coors
	4:34pm HyperDose: RELENTLESS
	4:35pm Marie: My cat, Willy, is running around--not kidding. I'll have to conduct a semi scientific experiment and see if the live Miles tends to do that to him by listening to the archived shows at different times
	4:36pm morphe': Marie - you are right about Iggy and 9th St.. (I must be discreet) backwards first ... in '79 .. worked at Barnes & Nobles and the cousin of Iggy got a job and took us to Iggy's flat = 9th st near 6h ave = '79 a dive of a dump.... Fast Fwd .. my partner of 10 years was friends with Iggy's son's Ma.. lovely woman .. The wee boy is lovely (he is big now)we went to his BD party (9th near B) and bought him a wee Piano which he did a Jerry Lee Lewis on .. He is a big boy now and doing well far away
	4:39pm Marie: Hey Morphe, wow, interesting. How cool that you were at that bday party at Iggy's. Glad to hear the boy is doing well. I'm gonna look for pics of his son--just curious about what he looks like
	4:40pm Will thee Sound Guy: just checking in, diggin the live Mikes tunes yet again! 🔥 🎶 🎵
	4:40pm Will thee Sound Guy: Miles, damn that keyboard
	4:41pm JR: too much
	4:43pm Zipperhead7: I remember how most critics hated, just hated, this period of Miles' career
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Miles had been the ultimate Cool Stylist. I've heard people suggest he was just this again guy who wanted to stay 'Hip' ...& had too much coke, what have you. All of which is - probly so as far as it goes. ...Whereas I'm listening to it thinking - if Rawk is a branch of the Jazz tree - then this is fully reclaiming it. It's no less than that Scale.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *aging guy
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...anyhow - it's more than apparent that no one else kept moving forward in Jazz - or @ least - Moving - that many times - & for that long.
	4:54pm morphe': Thanks CC and all = packing and organizing = Madrid to West Kerry - Dingle .. Listening but no typing.. Until soon .. Thanks !!!
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jazz was supposed to be all about setting up a mic or two - & just blowing. Electric instruments & Recording techniques - shaping things by Mixing & Editing - & novel Sounds - all that was the province of Rawk & Pop ...as with Dylan 'going electric' - the Genre Purists didn't see these as things that could be Legit or Meaningful. Let alone this next step of fully taking on Funk & even Players who maybe had no idea about the Changes for 'Take the A Train'...
	4:57pm ILikedWaterworld: really learning and enjoying. thanks a bunch!
	4:59pm Don S: this while show has been the best possible thing to listen to at this time, and is a definite keeper. today i learned i have something in common with Miles... i too have played a gig in Kokura.
	4:59pm Don S: i meant to say this WHOLE show
	4:59pm Creamo Coyl: Did someone say "RELENTLESS FUNK"????
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course - the objective of simply maybe being something people would actually listen to - & where they would listen to it.
	5:00pm Andrew Waterloo: That's some heavy shredding for 1974
	5:00pm Analog Nights: Many in free jazz movement dismissed fusion as basic vamping. Read this in Val Wilmer's "Serious as Your Life". Great read.
	5:01pm HyperDose: My cat's ears are going nuts
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - the legend is - @ one point @ the end of this Era - Miles just stopped & said - I can't hear the Music anymore.
	5:02pm Andrew Waterloo: This summer I was treated to Mile's Runs the Voodoo down performed by a local group with Tuba in place of bass
	5:02pm Creamo Coyl: Kokura FTW
	5:04pm Creamo Coyl: Somewhere, Baby Prince is taking notes.
	5:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - they say in Japan @ one point - Coltrane just beat his chest & wailed. Maybe the Free people regard that more favorably !...
	5:07pm PaulRobeson1922: W O W FM U
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This one's called 'Funk' - & maybe the most Free so far ...so far...
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's Vamps - & then there's Dracula himself...
	5:12pm ultradamno: Nosferatu giving the stinkeye
	5:16pm Andrew Waterloo: You can really count the ways fusion and free jazz are different... there's just so little structure in the free jazz world.
	5:17pm Analog Nights: This kind of funk is UNCUT
	5:17pm Creamo Coyl: Stop! HAMMER TIME.
	5:18pm Creamo Coyl: Grade A goods.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HBD Max Schreck 'I didn't want Hendrix to play with me - I wanted to play with him.' - (attributed) Miles
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gittar's practically riffing on a specific Hendrix show : Albert Hall.
	5:22pm Creamo Coyl: This is the money shot.
	5:23pm Creamo Coyl: Uh oh.
	5:25pm Crosby in KC: It's hard to imagine keeping it so together when they're playing this stuff live. It's so all-over-the-place, yet structured. So high-energy yet disciplined. So improvised yet well rehearsed.
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: So heavy, yet so light. the Miles Dictum
	5:28pm Analog Nights: Would love to see some pics of these Brazilian audiences.
	5:28pm Creamo Coyl: Miles - My Wah-Wah Weighs A Ton
	5:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♊︎Gemini, ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio ...yerknow I just finally saw 'Chasing Trane' ...& a thing I love is when Coltrane was having issues - one thing really ticked Miles off is he was dressing sharp enuff. :D
	5:34pm jt: Thank you for the Miles and Miles of Miles!
	5:34pm ultradamno: I imagine they took turns playing with one another, it's only good manners
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♊︎Gemini @ Sunrise - ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio ☌Conjunct ♄Saturn no less... : www.astro.com... Together but Improvisational - Self-Expressive but Collective ...& they called it Jazz.
	5:38pm Scott67: Hey RevoR. Julie needs some Birthday Horoscopes in her Show now too mate! ☕😎🤙💨☕
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Coltrane *wasN't dressing sharp enuff...
	5:38pm Zipperhead7: There's a studio take of Untitled Original 750505 on Youtube: www.youtube.com...
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Scott67 - Thx ! ...I'll be there...
	5:39pm Scott67: 😎🤙
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Okay - I'ma catch the rest later. * EPIC * ~ TY Always DJ CC ~
	5:51pm Crosby in KC: Thanks for this show today, Creamo! 3 hours hardly seems enough.
	5:52pm Marie: Thanks, Creamo!
	5:53pm HyperDose: Thank you CC!
	5:54pm prof.fuzz: blasted!!! thanx creamo!
	5:55pm Creamo Coyl: Well I think this is the fourth & final, so that gives you 12 hours of live Miles mix whenever you wanna dive in.
	5:58pm Analog Nights: 80s Miles is kinda like when Jordan played for the Wizards
	5:58pm Barney Grubbs: thanks again--that was great stuff
	5:58pm Marie: Primo Creamo!
	5:58pm Zipperhead7: Thanks Creamo. I hafta catch yer show after the fact due to scheduling but wanted to catch this live. WOW!!!
	5:58pm lazy pierogi: so sick. ty creamo!!
	5:59pm Nikita: That was rad!
	5:59pm Todd76Pct: Thanks, Creamo!
	5:59pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Creamo!!! Stellar stufff man!!!!!!
	6:05pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Creamo! My ignorance is now a little less total.

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September 6, 2022: Final Miles

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Miles Davis	Funk "Funk" by "Miles Davis"	Rio de Janeiro 5/25/1974	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Right Off "Right Off" by "Miles Davis"	São Paulo 1/6/1974	0:15:47 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Tune in 5 "Tune in 5" by "Miles Davis"	Belgrade 11/7/1973	0:28:32 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Agharta Prelude "Agharta Prelude" by "Miles Davis"	Kokura 1/30/1975	0:33:00 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Calypso Frelimo "Calypso Frelimo" by "Miles Davis"	São Paulo 1/6/1974	0:50:27 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	For Dave "For Dave" by "Miles Davis"	Rio de Janeiro 5/25/1974	1:03:13 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Funk (Prelude Pt. 1) "Funk (Prelude Pt. 1)" by "Miles Davis"	Bottom Line NYC 6/10/1975	1:19:39 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Turnaroundphrase "Turnaroundphrase" by "Miles Davis"	Rio de Janeiro 5/25/1974	1:32:54 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Tune in 5 "Tune in 5" by "Miles Davis"	São Paulo 1/6/1974	1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Untitled Original 740419	São Paulo 2/6/1974	1:44:53 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Agharta Prelude "Agharta Prelude" by "Miles Davis"	São Paulo 1/6/1974	2:00:05 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Funk "Funk" by "Miles Davis"	São Paulo 2/6/1974	2:08:33 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Mtume "Mtume" by "Miles Davis"	Avery Fisher Hall NYC 1/7/1975	2:28:43 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Untitled Original 750505	Avery Fisher Hall NYC 1/7/1975	2:35:39 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Maiysha "Maiysha" by "Miles Davis"	Avery Fisher Hall NYC 1/7/1975	2:39:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards! Dead haters unite!
	3:01pm courtneynoir: Dead Hater here!
	3:02pm spacecadet: long live our hatred for the dead
	3:02pm Jeff Moore: Excellent! I always love your Miles extravaganzas!
	3:02pm Creamo Coyl: Please let's not talk about the Dead. Could seriously give a fuck either way. Let's listen to some Miles. Ta.
	3:03pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blastards! This song is efd's middle name!
	3:03pm Woo: Right on Creamo!
	3:04pm Handy Haversack: I was at least embryonic when it was recorded, though there's a chance that did not influence Miles at all.
	3:04pm Analog Nights: Don't talk to me about work please don't talk to me about work I'm up to my eyeballs in dirt with work, with work
	3:04pm Crosby in KC: Hello, Creamo and all. Excited for today's show! It's amazing how much material there is of this period of his career.
	3:05pm ultradamno: If we throw the gauntlet down too hard, the last Dot Dash could be all live Dead, fair point.
	3:06pm Don S: aw yeah. go man go.
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Of course - the Dead had occasion to follow Electric Miles. You can guess what that felt like.
	3:09pm The Butterman: That which you resist shall persist, Creamo. Been looking forward to this all week.
	3:11pm Woo: Analog Nights-you quoted one of my favorite Lou Reed songs. "How many insults must you take in this one life?"
	3:12pm morphe': Not possible to buy decent beer in Spain after 22:00 ..now 21:12 .. must go get breakfast.. Thanks CC and all ..
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John McLaughlin (slight paraphrase) : ...' When I first met Miles - I played Bop to show I could do that. He walked up to me - turned my amp all the way up - & said : Play like Hendrix !! '...
	3:15pm Juli: Organic Cinnamon Toast Crunch & Miles Davis Life is good to me rn
	3:15pm ultradamno: Well, as long as the demands weren't too sky high
	3:15pm Marie: I think this electric live Miles better than any other Miles. Hey Creamo, hey all!
	3:17pm Analog Nights: @woo right on
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love every phase of Miles ...possible exception the very last was perhaps gestural ~ performative. But - Electric Miles is (was?) almost its own Genre. Maybe in 2022 people have caught up ??...
	3:18pm morphe': Making me think of my working days at St Marks Bookshop = '80-86 .. Grouchy .. Stanley Crouch - who we called "the Grouch" - used to complain of our musical selections ...
	3:19pm Crosby in KC: As much as I love John McLaughlin with Miles I think Dominique Gaumont on these tracks is phenomenal.
	3:19pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Can't remember where I heard about it (JA's show maybe?) but there's a site making tons 'o live Miles available: theheatwarps.com
	3:20pm Creamo Coyl: ^That's the site all these sets have been culled from.
	3:20pm Ajay / Krommenie (NL): In studio. Writing lyrics. Miles greasing my thoughts. Thanks Creamo Coyl for sonic transmissions from over the ocean.
	3:22pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Creamo Coyl: All of the extra info about the recordings is pretty cool. My hard drive runneth over...
	3:22pm Creamo Coyl: Too bad Ken Nordine never collaborated w/ Miles. But here's a lyric that can get you going, "Little doll I can't forget/Smokin on a cigarette." It's from an old nursery rhyme.
	3:22pm Marie: Not that it really matters but I meant to type above that I like* this better not think it's better. Just my pref.
	3:24pm morphe': Someone Quick Dial = Phil Schaap Jazz .. and we get all the detail, details...
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah if Hendrix was the goal - DG knew the way there pretty freaking well : en.wikipedia.org...
	3:26pm The Butterman: Feckin’ amazing.
	3:27pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @morphe': Didn't Crouch start out as a free jazz drummer?
	3:27pm Zipperhead7: What a treat to blast up the highway and hear Pete Cosey slice through the fog like an electric carving knife
	3:27pm chresti: Hi Creamo, I remember jumping rope with that nursery rhyme!
	3:28pm Creamo Coyl: Damn just realized I've played this one before. Ah well, short and sweet. End of '73, everything else /74/'75.
	3:29pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: How the &&#$% did it get to be 3:30 already? Loving the tunes. Working my butt off. Had to go to Westchester and back this AM to finally take care of Mom's car....
	3:29pm Analog Nights: Love the album Get Up with It - odds and ends from this era.
	3:30pm morphe': Woods - do not know but he was a right complainer in the early '80s when folks played : Gang of Four, Marine Girls, Au Pairs +> he was a real asshole ...
	3:32pm Marie: I don't know if anyone ever watched Homeland but I think they were kinda going for this with their music sometimes
	3:32pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @morphe': He did have that reputation. I just always thought it was funny that he had that in his past but then went on to join TheChurchOfLouisArmstrong(tm).
	3:34pm morphe': Must get the Madrid Breakfast beer .. it stops selling at 22 here and is 21:32 .. Have a flight in the am and need my speed ball = 3 espressos and 3 pint cans before .. Thanks CC and all...
	3:34pm Zipperhead7: Sure wish CBS would put out a box of Japan '75 shows as part of their bootleg series
	3:35pm the heat warps: This whole Kokura set is off the charts - possibly Michael Henderson's funkiest hour. https://theheatwarps.com/2022/04/28/1-30-1975-kokura
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Stanley Grouch' ...no ...never heard that before...
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: Yes Carrie Mathison is currently solving the terrorism problem as this plays.
	3:39pm morphe': Stanley Crouch: https://www.thehistorymakers.org/biography/stanley-crouch-40
	3:42pm Brian in UK: Hello CC & those out there. This set very much in tune with 'He Loved Him Madly'. A sublime piece.
	3:42pm ultradamno: Is that what happens in that, off the beginning I always thought it was about trying to rescue a girl in a Halloween corn maze
	3:42pm Jeff Golick: Big ups to Creamo for playing and Heat Warps for sharing all of this wonderful music.
	3:45pm Brian in UK: @Jeff it was you who turned my head to HLHM. Thank you.
	3:46pm Brian in UK: This music is almost fifty years old. How long did it take us to get up with it?
	3:46pm ultradamno: Feel free to stare at the bioluminescent algae covered whale shark while listening to this, I am twitter.com...
	3:46pm Andrew_in_WI: This is on that split with Wolf Eyes, right?
	3:48pm Marie: Riiight, Carrie's taking bad guys DOWN, stalking peeps through middle eastern stalls, and going nUts! She's in the Miles Dimension
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you find Earth - booring - just the same old - same thing...
	3:55pm prof.fuzz: this is so damn good. thanks creamo!
	3:56pm Zipperhead7: I'm trying to think of people working in this vein since '75. Nils Molvaer, Hagans/Belden, maybe some Marc Ribot . . . the list ain't very long. Any others?
	3:57pm Andrew Waterloo: @Zipperhead... Calvin Keys comes to mind.. but not past 75..
	4:00pm ultradamno: Blood Ulmer, if you factor in side man stuff?
	4:06pm Jeff Golick: @zipperhead7: Greg Tate's Burnt Sugar groups took 70s Miles as a starting point...
	4:08pm morphe': Why the Miles Day?? Super great just Why today??
	4:09pm Creamo Coyl: I've been asking myself the same thing cuz I should've held this one out for an October Hellraiser special, but I'm dumb like that. Alt answer: Why can't every day be Miles Davis Day?
	4:11pm Listener: Nice
	4:11pm Creamo Coyl: So everyone remember how much you loved this show when October rolls around and you just get a plain-ass old Spin Age Blasters regular damn episode full of stupid music and even stupider talking about that music. With a smile.
	4:11pm curious jorge: City music, as intended. Ty for playing, love this era Miles w Pete Cosey
	4:12pm Marie: Yeah, what maria said @)
	4:12pm Creamo Coyl: What do you mean? It's Dave. The guy at the oil change place. Y'know, Dave.
	4:13pm Creamo Coyl: You're seriously gonna tell me that you don't know Dave?! Bullshit.
	4:13pm Marie: I'm sure it's not this crazy Dave I used to work with, kinda
	4:14pm Creamo Coyl: Dave, he only drinks Coors Light and he says he used to race Formula One? That guy, Dave. Total fucking weirdo, but harmless. I think.
	4:14pm Crosby in KC: Dave always gets you in for an oil change even when he's booked up.
	4:14pm curious jorge: Wait is this not Pete Cosey playing the more Hendrix stuff? Who is it? Dominique Gaumont?
	4:15pm Marie: This one is truly like apexical
	4:15pm morphe': Ps .. Have a look at Charlie Parker House and then go to Green Oasis Community Garden = 370 East 8th St = Ave C/D https://www.charlieparkerresidence.com
	4:15pm ultradamno: Dave's not here, man
	4:16pm Marie: Anyone who drinks coors light is suspect
	4:17pm ultradamno: That's how when ended up with Smokey & The Bandit, Coors smuggling
	4:18pm TomDash: Hey CC - let me do a Hellraiser fill-in and I'll either just repeat this show...or maybe do 3hrs of live music from some other band!
	4:18pm TomDash: ps - really digging this live era..
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Gaumont was earlier in the playlist ? More 'Band of Gypsys' stylee ? & Cosey is more the Flanged style ...so more 'Electric Ladyland' I suppose ? For lack of more precise descriptor...
	4:19pm Creamo Coyl: Don't make me ban you, Tom. I don't wanna have to warLOCK you out of the discussion.
	4:21pm ultradamno: He'll be fine, he's got a new show lined up on the R&S stream called D'OH!, My Dashoul! that going to be great!
	4:21pm prof.fuzz: Creamo seems a bit unGRATEFUL over Tom's generous offer....
	4:21pm Creamo Coyl: Full details on each set (including personnel) can be found on the aforementioned Heat Warps blog. Thanks to J from the Heat Warps for chiming in. Highly recommend taking a stroll thru his site if this is yr kinda funkin jam.
	4:21pm Marie: Hey Morphe, neat. I believe (was told) that Iggy Pop and his lady used to live on B right by Tomkins Square Park for a while. I was in a beautiful public garden on 6th between b & C a few weeks ago. Met some groovy east village old timers there
	4:22pm Crosby in KC: curious jorge: I think they're both on some of these tracks.
	4:22pm Creamo Coyl: ^ and yes, it's a two guitar assault on a lot of this stuff. (Dave is probably Dave Liebman)
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: theheatwarps.com
	4:26pm HyperDose: I'm having an out of mind experience
	4:26pm Creamo Coyl: Relentless funk straight to the dome.
	4:27pm Zipperhead7: Gaumont was out of the band by January '75. You can hear his solo album "Energy" on YouTube: www.youtube.com...
	4:27pm chresti: I heard the wah-wah saying “in outer space”
	4:28pm Marie: Warning: don't drink Coors light while listening to this
	4:30pm Creamo Coyl: A freight train of funk and the brake lines have been funkin cut.
	4:31pm Creamo Coyl: I think their might've been a Gaumont solo album or two reissued in the last year or so, unless I've lost my funkin mind.
	4:31pm Creamo Coyl: (muted applause)
	4:32pm Hubig Pie: I drinkin' diet coke -cola and eating cornnuts ™ waiting to board a plane at the airport while listening to this. It seems to be working
	4:33pm Marie: I wanna go see Louis Armstrong's house here in Queens
	4:33pm Creamo Coyl: Listen hard enough and you won't even need that plane to fly. Vaya con dios.
	4:34pm Creamo Coyl: Molten funk lava deluge.
	4:34pm ultradamno: I used to like Molson, but that was long before 2005, when it became Canadian Coors
	4:34pm HyperDose: RELENTLESS
	4:35pm Marie: My cat, Willy, is running around--not kidding. I'll have to conduct a semi scientific experiment and see if the live Miles tends to do that to him by listening to the archived shows at different times
	4:36pm morphe': Marie - you are right about Iggy and 9th St.. (I must be discreet) backwards first ... in '79 .. worked at Barnes & Nobles and the cousin of Iggy got a job and took us to Iggy's flat = 9th st near 6h ave = '79 a dive of a dump.... Fast Fwd .. my partner of 10 years was friends with Iggy's son's Ma.. lovely woman .. The wee boy is lovely (he is big now)we went to his BD party (9th near B) and bought him a wee Piano which he did a Jerry Lee Lewis on .. He is a big boy now and doing well far away
	4:39pm Marie: Hey Morphe, wow, interesting. How cool that you were at that bday party at Iggy's. Glad to hear the boy is doing well. I'm gonna look for pics of his son--just curious about what he looks like
	4:40pm Will thee Sound Guy: just checking in, diggin the live Mikes tunes yet again! 🔥 🎶 🎵
	4:40pm Will thee Sound Guy: Miles, damn that keyboard
	4:41pm JR: too much
	4:43pm Zipperhead7: I remember how most critics hated, just hated, this period of Miles' career
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Miles had been the ultimate Cool Stylist. I've heard people suggest he was just this again guy who wanted to stay 'Hip' ...& had too much coke, what have you. All of which is - probly so as far as it goes. ...Whereas I'm listening to it thinking - if Rawk is a branch of the Jazz tree - then this is fully reclaiming it. It's no less than that Scale.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *aging guy
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...anyhow - it's more than apparent that no one else kept moving forward in Jazz - or @ least - Moving - that many times - & for that long.
	4:54pm morphe': Thanks CC and all = packing and organizing = Madrid to West Kerry - Dingle .. Listening but no typing.. Until soon .. Thanks !!!
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jazz was supposed to be all about setting up a mic or two - & just blowing. Electric instruments & Recording techniques - shaping things by Mixing & Editing - & novel Sounds - all that was the province of Rawk & Pop ...as with Dylan 'going electric' - the Genre Purists didn't see these as things that could be Legit or Meaningful. Let alone this next step of fully taking on Funk & even Players who maybe had no idea about the Changes for 'Take the A Train'...
	4:57pm ILikedWaterworld: really learning and enjoying. thanks a bunch!
	4:59pm Don S: this while show has been the best possible thing to listen to at this time, and is a definite keeper. today i learned i have something in common with Miles... i too have played a gig in Kokura.
	4:59pm Don S: i meant to say this WHOLE show
	4:59pm Creamo Coyl: Did someone say "RELENTLESS FUNK"????
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course - the objective of simply maybe being something people would actually listen to - & where they would listen to it.
	5:00pm Andrew Waterloo: That's some heavy shredding for 1974
	5:00pm Analog Nights: Many in free jazz movement dismissed fusion as basic vamping. Read this in Val Wilmer's "Serious as Your Life". Great read.
	5:01pm HyperDose: My cat's ears are going nuts
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - the legend is - @ one point @ the end of this Era - Miles just stopped & said - I can't hear the Music anymore.
	5:02pm Andrew Waterloo: This summer I was treated to Mile's Runs the Voodoo down performed by a local group with Tuba in place of bass
	5:02pm Creamo Coyl: Kokura FTW
	5:04pm Creamo Coyl: Somewhere, Baby Prince is taking notes.
	5:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - they say in Japan @ one point - Coltrane just beat his chest & wailed. Maybe the Free people regard that more favorably !...
	5:07pm PaulRobeson1922: W O W FM U
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This one's called 'Funk' - & maybe the most Free so far ...so far...
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's Vamps - & then there's Dracula himself...
	5:12pm ultradamno: Nosferatu giving the stinkeye
	5:16pm Andrew Waterloo: You can really count the ways fusion and free jazz are different... there's just so little structure in the free jazz world.
	5:17pm Analog Nights: This kind of funk is UNCUT
	5:17pm Creamo Coyl: Stop! HAMMER TIME.
	5:18pm Creamo Coyl: Grade A goods.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HBD Max Schreck 'I didn't want Hendrix to play with me - I wanted to play with him.' - (attributed) Miles
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gittar's practically riffing on a specific Hendrix show : Albert Hall.
	5:22pm Creamo Coyl: This is the money shot.
	5:23pm Creamo Coyl: Uh oh.
	5:25pm Crosby in KC: It's hard to imagine keeping it so together when they're playing this stuff live. It's so all-over-the-place, yet structured. So high-energy yet disciplined. So improvised yet well rehearsed.
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: So heavy, yet so light. the Miles Dictum
	5:28pm Analog Nights: Would love to see some pics of these Brazilian audiences.
	5:28pm Creamo Coyl: Miles - My Wah-Wah Weighs A Ton
	5:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♊︎Gemini, ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio ...yerknow I just finally saw 'Chasing Trane' ...& a thing I love is when Coltrane was having issues - one thing really ticked Miles off is he was dressing sharp enuff. :D
	5:34pm jt: Thank you for the Miles and Miles of Miles!
	5:34pm ultradamno: I imagine they took turns playing with one another, it's only good manners
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♊︎Gemini @ Sunrise - ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio ☌Conjunct ♄Saturn no less... : www.astro.com... Together but Improvisational - Self-Expressive but Collective ...& they called it Jazz.
	5:38pm Scott67: Hey RevoR. Julie needs some Birthday Horoscopes in her Show now too mate! ☕😎🤙💨☕
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Coltrane *wasN't dressing sharp enuff...
	5:38pm Zipperhead7: There's a studio take of Untitled Original 750505 on Youtube: www.youtube.com...
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Scott67 - Thx ! ...I'll be there...
	5:39pm Scott67: 😎🤙
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Okay - I'ma catch the rest later. * EPIC * ~ TY Always DJ CC ~
	5:51pm Crosby in KC: Thanks for this show today, Creamo! 3 hours hardly seems enough.
	5:52pm Marie: Thanks, Creamo!
	5:53pm HyperDose: Thank you CC!
	5:54pm prof.fuzz: blasted!!! thanx creamo!
	5:55pm Creamo Coyl: Well I think this is the fourth & final, so that gives you 12 hours of live Miles mix whenever you wanna dive in.
	5:58pm Analog Nights: 80s Miles is kinda like when Jordan played for the Wizards
	5:58pm Barney Grubbs: thanks again--that was great stuff
	5:58pm Marie: Primo Creamo!
	5:58pm Zipperhead7: Thanks Creamo. I hafta catch yer show after the fact due to scheduling but wanted to catch this live. WOW!!!
	5:58pm lazy pierogi: so sick. ty creamo!!
	5:59pm Nikita: That was rad!
	5:59pm Todd76Pct: Thanks, Creamo!
	5:59pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Creamo!!! Stellar stufff man!!!!!!
	6:05pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Creamo! My ignorance is now a little less total.

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from September 6, 2022

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