WFMU: Radio BLT: Playlist from September 27, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:03pm bradford: Greetings!
	12:04pm Cooh John: BLT is perfect for lunch time.
	12:05pm steveo: rejoice!
	12:05pm Crosby in KC: Hello BLT and all
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: Hello, BLT and all the other sandwiches. Looking forward to learning here.
	12:05pm anne: <3 <3 <3
	12:05pm ?: Greetings All!
	12:06pm TDK60: Thanks for doing this fill-in special, BLT. And thanks Pharoah, for the liberating music.
	12:06pm Dave in Vermont: nice
	12:09pm HyperDose: 🥓🥬🍅!
	12:12pm Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: OH YEAH. This all Pharoah Sanders special is just what I need right now. Stress through the roof, soothing tunes to help....
	12:15pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Thanks.... I need this. It's Tuesday, and I'm already emotionally spent this week.
	12:19pm Gurldoggie: I needed this show today. Thank you.
	12:25pm Yes: Greetings friends
	12:26pm karlward: Idris on the drums! What a monster jam this is.
	12:26pm lazy pierogi: <333
	12:27pm Jason from Houston: So fine... Good greetings, good people.
	12:27pm Crosby in KC: I only just heard that Pharaoh had died. What a legend he was!
	12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♎︎Libra, Year of Metal 🐉Dragon ' Pharoah Sanders (born Farrell Sanders; October 13, 1940 – September 24, 2022) was an American jazz saxophonist. Known for his overblowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the saxophone, as well as his use of "sheets of sound", Sanders played a prominent role in the development of free jazz and spiritual jazz through his work as a member of John Coltrane's groups in the mid-1960s, and later through his solo work. He released over thirty albums as a leader and collaborated extensively with Leon Thomas and Alice Coltrane, among others. Saxophonist Ornette Coleman described him as "probably the best tenor player in the world". Sanders' take on spiritual jazz was rooted in his inspiration in religious concepts such as Karma and Tawhid, and his rich, meditative aesthetic. This style was seen as a continuation of Coltrane's work on albums such as A Love Supreme. As a result, Sanders was considered to have been a disciple of Coltrane or, as Albert Ayler said, "Trane was the Father, Pharoah was the Son, I am the Holy Ghost". '
	12:29pm PortsmouthJay: i saw him in 2017, great performer still. A true legend.
	12:30pm milknpie: shout out to BLT
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, losing Pharoah Sanders is difficult. Thanks for putting this together today, BLT.
	12:44pm PKNY: "Healing Song", indeed. Thank you, Pharoah and BLT!
	12:46pm PKNY: FYI, Jesse Dorris did a Pharoah tribute set earlier today: www.wfmu.org...
	12:46pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): I think that I'm going to be downloading the MP3 of this show and listening to it regularly.
	12:52pm Marie: Just tuning in. Sounding extra terrestrial...! Tx BLT and RIP Pharoah Sanders
	12:52pm Miss G: L Oh yes, this is the kind of healing I need.
	12:53pm Meesalikeu: so rad rip p.s.
	12:53pm Miss G: A musician like Pharoah Sanders explores all the types of "healing."
	12:53pm Yes: =)
	12:57pm The Butterman: Pretty sweet show here BLT, damn!
	12:59pm DonJuanTijuana: RIP Pharpah Sanders!!! Thank you BLT for doing this show!!
	1:03pm Santos L. Halper: Wilbur Ware perhaps, who played with Sonny Rollins (and Trane on occasion?). Loving the rare Pharoah thx
	1:07pm shumyum: Thanks for this! Just what I need today. Nice to know PS was completely ready for his next phase. Still tough for the rest of us
	1:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - this right here is much like the FreeJazz that Ornette Coleman had developed by the very end of the 1950s. Don Cherry was Ornette's trumpet player & probly closest Creative collaborator.
	1:24pm fourth!: Sorry if I missed an announcement but anyone know what the cause for programming change is? (Loving pharaoh BTW BLT)
	1:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this is pretty great getting this career overview for those like myself frankly playing catch up...
	1:26pm 619-239-KING: The tunes are gettin' me Daddy- O
	1:27pm Miss G: I have to take a call but to agree and thank BLT, I was hoping for something of a primer and something of a personal appreciation, because I'm very at sea (even though a friend often spoke of Pharoah Sanders and did play some things for me)
	1:30pm Michael 98145: Great selections. Thanks.
	1:33pm 619-239-KING: Hey Mezzie, lay some of that hard-cuttin' mess on me. I'm short of a deuce of blips but I'll straighten you later.
	1:37pm fourth!: Sorry if I missed an announcement but anyone know what the cause for programming change is? (Loving pharaoh BTW BLT)
	1:37pm BH: listening this afternoon because it's awesome music
	1:39pm Marie: Loving this!
	1:40pm chris in the redwoods: really digging the tribute to Sanders, BLT. thanks for this, and thanks for the fill-in! good hearing ya. :)
	1:40pm watchpocket: BLT: This is some transcendent programming. Thank you. You've got my vote for a regular weekly timeslot, but if you can? Change "Niece" to "Nice"? Or, leave it for the LOLs.
	1:40pm shumyum: fourth!: my understanding is that this is a one-time fill-in for Michele by BLT. I don't know whether the fill-in is happening because of PS's passing or the fill-in was already planned but BLT decided to plan a tribute.
	1:43pm Marie: The Ancient Greeks believed dying was returning to God
	1:45pm TomDash: Just seeing this special now on the website and promptly tuning in! (I'll have to go back to archive to catch the rest) - Thanks for doing the tribute, wonderful...
	1:47pm HyperDose: Unbelievably good
	1:48pm eva: oh- this is so good! thanks for filling in and sending love /respect to the spirit of pharaoh sanders.
	1:52pm Mike H: This is really tugging at the heartstrings. RIP Pharoah, love his music
	1:54pm chris_in_space: This is a proper tribute. So fine, @BLT. Thanks! Good to be listening with all of you.
	1:55pm rf: This is such a wonderful tribute. Thank you BLT. I was lucky enough to see Pharoah Sanders perform at SF's Stern Grove free summer festival in 2008. He played with a ballet company and I remember his wonderful understated presence, just an old dude in sweats and a beanie. The first segment of his set he just played keys of his sax (no breath/notes). Maximum coolness achieved. RIP
	1:56pm tallbuildings: really enjoying this tribute...thank you for celebrating his work.
	1:59pm David K.: Thanks BLT: If you could come back on a more regular basis, I'd be thrilled. What a great radio program this is.
	2:01pm renzo: Many thanks, BLT!
	2:02pm kwhitehead: Damn, BLT. I just found out that you were filling in. And with a Pharoah tribute show. Afternoon has gotten much better.
	2:03pm Ajay: just beautiful. A magical way to celebrate the life and music of the great Pharoah. Safe travels PS
	2:05pm Gurldoggie: Man, his music is so beautiful. He had such a wide range over his many decades, you don't realize it until you hear a retrospective like this. I for one would vote to hear the full 15 hours of music you brought in.
	2:07pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Sonny Sharrock! YES!!!
	2:07pm mrdonutsu: Thank you so much for this show BLT. Was fortunate to see him at the Montréal Jazz Festival in 1998 — and just found out that performance was released as an album in 2000!
	2:07pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi Hi Hi
	2:07pm Barney Grubbs: Pharoah Sanders and Sonny Sharrock are so great together
	2:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, maybe there is room on one of the other streams to host a couple of BLT Pharoah sessions.
	2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rf: I saw Eddie Harris shame a pickup rhythm section that way - just had 'em lay out while he did better job just clacking his sax keys. He passed not too long later. That is a Performance I will remember.
	2:09pm Jessie: Black Woman by Sonny Sharrock is a stunning piece of work.
	2:12pm mariano: "And I think to myself, what a masterful plan..."
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: Mariano! The interest on the e-mail I owe you is going to break the word bank!
	2:15pm alanr: Nice change of pace (I do love Michelle's show, too)... but BLT on Tuesday and then Duane same time tomorrow...one forgets what year it is! It's all the master plan!!!
	2:16pm mariano: Handy! It's all alright, because... the Creator has a master plan! Seriously, you owe me nothing. I'm waaaay behind on correspondence myself for the usual boring work-related reasons.
	2:18pm Handy Haversack: Seems like the Creator's master plan maybe should have made the week an hour longer!
	2:18pm chris in the redwoods: Duane has a fill-in coming up? Nice!
	2:20pm Michael 98145: good news
	2:22pm rf: gosh this is the best
	2:24pm Rich in Washington: Really diggin' this program today!
	2:28pm Dave in Vermont: hey, really appreciating this
	2:29pm J-W from B: Many thanks! It’s been great so far!
	2:29pm UFO907: Yes!!!! Danny Benny record resurrector on the Wheels of Steel !!!!! Good Stuff 👽✌🏼
	2:32pm Todd76Pct: Pharoah's PHAROAH LP was recorded and released in 1976 Thanks so much for this great tribute, BLT!
	2:33pm Andrea Egert: What a great show today!! Thank you for this wonderful visitation - RIP Pharoah Sanders & all the late greats...
	2:34pm DjLorraine: Great tribute to Pharoah Sanders.
	2:37pm Hubig Pie: Been listenin' and lurkin' for the whole show. Stepped out for a bit and missed Sonny Sharrock. What is wrong with me ?!?
	2:40pm Todd76Pct: One of the first tracks I reached for after hearing of Pharoah's passing was "Ohnedaruth" from Alice Coltrane's A Monastic Trio LP recorded soon after John Coltrane's Death in '67. When Pharaoh enters on bass clarinet, his expression of grief is so raw and heartfelt, it sends shivers up my spine every time!
	2:43pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This show is a teachable moment that lasts 3 hours. Wow.
	2:43pm Yes: Thank you BLT. Come back soon
	2:45pm 12539: Thanks, BLT!
	2:45pm jt: I say, "Harvest Time" is the absolute BEST of Pharoah Sanders....just my opinion. It's amazing, too, the things you come across in utube comments section: " Cuthbert Simpkins MD: 3 years ago " About 4 years after Coltrane's passing, I was fortunate to spend a lot of time with Pharoah and listening to him play. Initially, I was surprised that I did not hear the fiery Pharoah that I used to hear from his time with Coltrane. But that was not what he was doing at that time. Instead everything was slowed down. He was emphasizing the richness of his sound. Pharoah was always very spiritual and his gentle peacefulness spread throughout the audience. At the end of the concerts you could tell that he had made people kinder, gentler and more considerate of one another. People talked to each other even those they did not know in serene and happy tones. It was a beautiful experience and I was privileged to witness the transformation of a great artist to his present enchanting approach."
	2:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like that time Stan led off with "The Creator Has A Master Plan." www.wfmu.org...
	2:47pm Hubig Pie: Thanks for the beautiful, spiritual tribute.
	2:47pm jt: Thank you Pharoah Sanders. Come back soon !
	2:48pm Miss G: THank you BLT you can't imagine how this helped.
	2:48pm Crosby in KC: Thanks for this amazing tribute show today, BLT. Pharoah truly deserves it. Where else are you gonna hear THREE HOURS of incredible music from one of the true giants but WFMU?!
	2:48pm SamTheRam: Thank You for your tribute today, has been comforting and inspiring
	2:48pm wizard frog: such a soothing song this is
	2:51pm Michael 98145: If you want more, visit the Free World wfmu.org...
	2:52pm Andres: A beautiful memorial program today. I was lucky to see him perform once. Just incredible. Thank you, BLT.
	2:53pm duke: Thanks BLT, wonderful show!
	2:53pm BLT: Thanks Listeners. Going to leave it here. will be a pharoah birthday celebration coming up! follow me @b__l__t for deets **<3**
	2:53pm Picante Mint: I have learned a lot today. Thanks for the wonderful set BLT.
	2:54pm Michael 98145: Excellent. thank you.
	2:55pm Handy Haversack: Many thanks, BLT. I was immersed in the sounds more than I could follow along, but it kept me afloat. This has been great. Thanks for doing it.
	2:55pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for the Pharoah show, @BLT!
	2:56pm chris in the redwoods: thanks again, BLT! twere a blessing.
	2:56pm The Butterman: Fantastic show, BLT. Much appreciated. NOW I know!
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...echoes of Coltrane's 'Alabama' here...
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Very Much DJ BLT ~
	2:58pm Jason from Houston: Many thanks, BLT. All the love your way, good radio buddies.
	2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, BLT. Very nice tribute.
	2:58pm Barney Grubbs: Thank you!
	2:58pm Gurldoggie: Very beautiful. Thank you.
	2:58pm Andrea Egert: Many thanks, BLT!
	2:58pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Love it BLT! Thx!
	2:58pm Todd76Pct: Thanks again, BLT!
	2:58pm prof.fuzz: thanks BLT. beautiful show.
	2:58pm xtrakrispy: That was cool...
	2:59pm Yes: Thank you
	2:59pm Jason from Houston: Real talk.
	2:59pm rf: yes

Radio BLT: Playlist from September 27, 2022

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September 27, 2022: Rejoice A Tribute to Pharoah Sanders

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Pharoah Sanders	Rejoice "Rejoice" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Rejoice	Theresa Records	1981	LP		0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	You've Got to Have Freedom	Live...	Theresa Records	1982	LP		0:24:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Healing Song "Healing Song" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Live at the East	Impulse!	1972	LP		0:44:35 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
don cherry	There is the Bomb "There is the Bomb" by "don cherry"	where is brooklyn?	blue note	1969	LP		1:14:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Sun Ra Arkestra	We Travel the Spaceways	ISun Ra And His Arkestra Featuring Pharoah Sanders And Black Harold	El Saturn Records	1974		reorded 1964	1:21:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Coltrane & Alice Coltrane	The Sun	Cosmic Music					1:28:30 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Selflessness "Selflessness" by "John Coltrane"	Selflessness Featuring My Favorite Things	Impulse	1968			1:32:51 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Love Is Everywhere	Live In Paris (1975) (Lost ORTF Recordings)	Transversales Disques	2020	LP		1:39:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord	Niece '71					1:45:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Greetings to Saud (Brother Mccoy Tyner)	Elevation					1:51:15 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Ocean Song "Ocean Song" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Message from Home	Verve	1996			1:53:54 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Nujabes	Voice of Autumn "Voice of Autumn" by "Nujabes"	Hydeout Productions (2nd Collection)					2:02:03 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Medaphor (MED)	Special feat noelle	Push Comes To Shove	Stones Throw Records	2005
Sonny Sharrock	Little Rock "Little Rock" by "Sonny Sharrock"	Ask the Ages		1991			2:13:07 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	The Creator Has a Master Plan						2:18:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Don Cherry	The Creator Has a Master Plan	Organic Music Society					2:22:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	The Golden Lamp "The Golden Lamp" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Wisdom Through Music					2:27:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Moniebah "Moniebah" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Moon Child		1989			2:31:33 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Shukuru "Shukuru" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Shukuru	Theresa Records	1985			2:42:36 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Harvest Time "Harvest Time" by "Pharoah Sanders"		India Navigation	1977			2:47:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm bradford: Greetings!
	12:04pm Cooh John: BLT is perfect for lunch time.
	12:05pm steveo: rejoice!
	12:05pm Crosby in KC: Hello BLT and all
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: Hello, BLT and all the other sandwiches. Looking forward to learning here.
	12:05pm anne: <3 <3 <3
	12:05pm ?: Greetings All!
	12:06pm TDK60: Thanks for doing this fill-in special, BLT. And thanks Pharoah, for the liberating music.
	12:06pm Dave in Vermont: nice
	12:09pm HyperDose: 🥓🥬🍅!
	12:12pm Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: OH YEAH. This all Pharoah Sanders special is just what I need right now. Stress through the roof, soothing tunes to help....
	12:15pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Thanks.... I need this. It's Tuesday, and I'm already emotionally spent this week.
	12:19pm Gurldoggie: I needed this show today. Thank you.
	12:25pm Yes: Greetings friends
	12:26pm karlward: Idris on the drums! What a monster jam this is.
	12:26pm lazy pierogi: <333
	12:27pm Jason from Houston: So fine... Good greetings, good people.
	12:27pm Crosby in KC: I only just heard that Pharaoh had died. What a legend he was!
	12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♎︎Libra, Year of Metal 🐉Dragon ' Pharoah Sanders (born Farrell Sanders; October 13, 1940 – September 24, 2022) was an American jazz saxophonist. Known for his overblowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the saxophone, as well as his use of "sheets of sound", Sanders played a prominent role in the development of free jazz and spiritual jazz through his work as a member of John Coltrane's groups in the mid-1960s, and later through his solo work. He released over thirty albums as a leader and collaborated extensively with Leon Thomas and Alice Coltrane, among others. Saxophonist Ornette Coleman described him as "probably the best tenor player in the world". Sanders' take on spiritual jazz was rooted in his inspiration in religious concepts such as Karma and Tawhid, and his rich, meditative aesthetic. This style was seen as a continuation of Coltrane's work on albums such as A Love Supreme. As a result, Sanders was considered to have been a disciple of Coltrane or, as Albert Ayler said, "Trane was the Father, Pharoah was the Son, I am the Holy Ghost". '
	12:29pm PortsmouthJay: i saw him in 2017, great performer still. A true legend.
	12:30pm milknpie: shout out to BLT
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, losing Pharoah Sanders is difficult. Thanks for putting this together today, BLT.
	12:44pm PKNY: "Healing Song", indeed. Thank you, Pharoah and BLT!
	12:46pm PKNY: FYI, Jesse Dorris did a Pharoah tribute set earlier today: www.wfmu.org...
	12:46pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): I think that I'm going to be downloading the MP3 of this show and listening to it regularly.
	12:52pm Marie: Just tuning in. Sounding extra terrestrial...! Tx BLT and RIP Pharoah Sanders
	12:52pm Miss G: L Oh yes, this is the kind of healing I need.
	12:53pm Meesalikeu: so rad rip p.s.
	12:53pm Miss G: A musician like Pharoah Sanders explores all the types of "healing."
	12:53pm Yes: =)
	12:57pm The Butterman: Pretty sweet show here BLT, damn!
	12:59pm DonJuanTijuana: RIP Pharpah Sanders!!! Thank you BLT for doing this show!!
	1:03pm Santos L. Halper: Wilbur Ware perhaps, who played with Sonny Rollins (and Trane on occasion?). Loving the rare Pharoah thx
	1:07pm shumyum: Thanks for this! Just what I need today. Nice to know PS was completely ready for his next phase. Still tough for the rest of us
	1:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - this right here is much like the FreeJazz that Ornette Coleman had developed by the very end of the 1950s. Don Cherry was Ornette's trumpet player & probly closest Creative collaborator.
	1:24pm fourth!: Sorry if I missed an announcement but anyone know what the cause for programming change is? (Loving pharaoh BTW BLT)
	1:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this is pretty great getting this career overview for those like myself frankly playing catch up...
	1:26pm 619-239-KING: The tunes are gettin' me Daddy- O
	1:27pm Miss G: I have to take a call but to agree and thank BLT, I was hoping for something of a primer and something of a personal appreciation, because I'm very at sea (even though a friend often spoke of Pharoah Sanders and did play some things for me)
	1:30pm Michael 98145: Great selections. Thanks.
	1:33pm 619-239-KING: Hey Mezzie, lay some of that hard-cuttin' mess on me. I'm short of a deuce of blips but I'll straighten you later.
	1:37pm fourth!: Sorry if I missed an announcement but anyone know what the cause for programming change is? (Loving pharaoh BTW BLT)
	1:37pm BH: listening this afternoon because it's awesome music
	1:39pm Marie: Loving this!
	1:40pm chris in the redwoods: really digging the tribute to Sanders, BLT. thanks for this, and thanks for the fill-in! good hearing ya. :)
	1:40pm watchpocket: BLT: This is some transcendent programming. Thank you. You've got my vote for a regular weekly timeslot, but if you can? Change "Niece" to "Nice"? Or, leave it for the LOLs.
	1:40pm shumyum: fourth!: my understanding is that this is a one-time fill-in for Michele by BLT. I don't know whether the fill-in is happening because of PS's passing or the fill-in was already planned but BLT decided to plan a tribute.
	1:43pm Marie: The Ancient Greeks believed dying was returning to God
	1:45pm TomDash: Just seeing this special now on the website and promptly tuning in! (I'll have to go back to archive to catch the rest) - Thanks for doing the tribute, wonderful...
	1:47pm HyperDose: Unbelievably good
	1:48pm eva: oh- this is so good! thanks for filling in and sending love /respect to the spirit of pharaoh sanders.
	1:52pm Mike H: This is really tugging at the heartstrings. RIP Pharoah, love his music
	1:54pm chris_in_space: This is a proper tribute. So fine, @BLT. Thanks! Good to be listening with all of you.
	1:55pm rf: This is such a wonderful tribute. Thank you BLT. I was lucky enough to see Pharoah Sanders perform at SF's Stern Grove free summer festival in 2008. He played with a ballet company and I remember his wonderful understated presence, just an old dude in sweats and a beanie. The first segment of his set he just played keys of his sax (no breath/notes). Maximum coolness achieved. RIP
	1:56pm tallbuildings: really enjoying this tribute...thank you for celebrating his work.
	1:59pm David K.: Thanks BLT: If you could come back on a more regular basis, I'd be thrilled. What a great radio program this is.
	2:01pm renzo: Many thanks, BLT!
	2:02pm kwhitehead: Damn, BLT. I just found out that you were filling in. And with a Pharoah tribute show. Afternoon has gotten much better.
	2:03pm Ajay: just beautiful. A magical way to celebrate the life and music of the great Pharoah. Safe travels PS
	2:05pm Gurldoggie: Man, his music is so beautiful. He had such a wide range over his many decades, you don't realize it until you hear a retrospective like this. I for one would vote to hear the full 15 hours of music you brought in.
	2:07pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Sonny Sharrock! YES!!!
	2:07pm mrdonutsu: Thank you so much for this show BLT. Was fortunate to see him at the Montréal Jazz Festival in 1998 — and just found out that performance was released as an album in 2000!
	2:07pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi Hi Hi
	2:07pm Barney Grubbs: Pharoah Sanders and Sonny Sharrock are so great together
	2:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, maybe there is room on one of the other streams to host a couple of BLT Pharoah sessions.
	2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rf: I saw Eddie Harris shame a pickup rhythm section that way - just had 'em lay out while he did better job just clacking his sax keys. He passed not too long later. That is a Performance I will remember.
	2:09pm Jessie: Black Woman by Sonny Sharrock is a stunning piece of work.
	2:12pm mariano: "And I think to myself, what a masterful plan..."
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: Mariano! The interest on the e-mail I owe you is going to break the word bank!
	2:15pm alanr: Nice change of pace (I do love Michelle's show, too)... but BLT on Tuesday and then Duane same time tomorrow...one forgets what year it is! It's all the master plan!!!
	2:16pm mariano: Handy! It's all alright, because... the Creator has a master plan! Seriously, you owe me nothing. I'm waaaay behind on correspondence myself for the usual boring work-related reasons.
	2:18pm Handy Haversack: Seems like the Creator's master plan maybe should have made the week an hour longer!
	2:18pm chris in the redwoods: Duane has a fill-in coming up? Nice!
	2:20pm Michael 98145: good news
	2:22pm rf: gosh this is the best
	2:24pm Rich in Washington: Really diggin' this program today!
	2:28pm Dave in Vermont: hey, really appreciating this
	2:29pm J-W from B: Many thanks! It’s been great so far!
	2:29pm UFO907: Yes!!!! Danny Benny record resurrector on the Wheels of Steel !!!!! Good Stuff 👽✌🏼
	2:32pm Todd76Pct: Pharoah's PHAROAH LP was recorded and released in 1976 Thanks so much for this great tribute, BLT!
	2:33pm Andrea Egert: What a great show today!! Thank you for this wonderful visitation - RIP Pharoah Sanders & all the late greats...
	2:34pm DjLorraine: Great tribute to Pharoah Sanders.
	2:37pm Hubig Pie: Been listenin' and lurkin' for the whole show. Stepped out for a bit and missed Sonny Sharrock. What is wrong with me ?!?
	2:40pm Todd76Pct: One of the first tracks I reached for after hearing of Pharoah's passing was "Ohnedaruth" from Alice Coltrane's A Monastic Trio LP recorded soon after John Coltrane's Death in '67. When Pharaoh enters on bass clarinet, his expression of grief is so raw and heartfelt, it sends shivers up my spine every time!
	2:43pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This show is a teachable moment that lasts 3 hours. Wow.
	2:43pm Yes: Thank you BLT. Come back soon
	2:45pm 12539: Thanks, BLT!
	2:45pm jt: I say, "Harvest Time" is the absolute BEST of Pharoah Sanders....just my opinion. It's amazing, too, the things you come across in utube comments section: " Cuthbert Simpkins MD: 3 years ago " About 4 years after Coltrane's passing, I was fortunate to spend a lot of time with Pharoah and listening to him play. Initially, I was surprised that I did not hear the fiery Pharoah that I used to hear from his time with Coltrane. But that was not what he was doing at that time. Instead everything was slowed down. He was emphasizing the richness of his sound. Pharoah was always very spiritual and his gentle peacefulness spread throughout the audience. At the end of the concerts you could tell that he had made people kinder, gentler and more considerate of one another. People talked to each other even those they did not know in serene and happy tones. It was a beautiful experience and I was privileged to witness the transformation of a great artist to his present enchanting approach."
	2:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like that time Stan led off with "The Creator Has A Master Plan." www.wfmu.org...
	2:47pm Hubig Pie: Thanks for the beautiful, spiritual tribute.
	2:47pm jt: Thank you Pharoah Sanders. Come back soon !
	2:48pm Miss G: THank you BLT you can't imagine how this helped.
	2:48pm Crosby in KC: Thanks for this amazing tribute show today, BLT. Pharoah truly deserves it. Where else are you gonna hear THREE HOURS of incredible music from one of the true giants but WFMU?!
	2:48pm SamTheRam: Thank You for your tribute today, has been comforting and inspiring
	2:48pm wizard frog: such a soothing song this is
	2:51pm Michael 98145: If you want more, visit the Free World wfmu.org...
	2:52pm Andres: A beautiful memorial program today. I was lucky to see him perform once. Just incredible. Thank you, BLT.
	2:53pm duke: Thanks BLT, wonderful show!
	2:53pm BLT: Thanks Listeners. Going to leave it here. will be a pharoah birthday celebration coming up! follow me @b__l__t for deets **<3**
	2:53pm Picante Mint: I have learned a lot today. Thanks for the wonderful set BLT.
	2:54pm Michael 98145: Excellent. thank you.
	2:55pm Handy Haversack: Many thanks, BLT. I was immersed in the sounds more than I could follow along, but it kept me afloat. This has been great. Thanks for doing it.
	2:55pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for the Pharoah show, @BLT!
	2:56pm chris in the redwoods: thanks again, BLT! twere a blessing.
	2:56pm The Butterman: Fantastic show, BLT. Much appreciated. NOW I know!
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...echoes of Coltrane's 'Alabama' here...
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Very Much DJ BLT ~
	2:58pm Jason from Houston: Many thanks, BLT. All the love your way, good radio buddies.
	2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, BLT. Very nice tribute.
	2:58pm Barney Grubbs: Thank you!
	2:58pm Gurldoggie: Very beautiful. Thank you.
	2:58pm Andrea Egert: Many thanks, BLT!
	2:58pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Love it BLT! Thx!
	2:58pm Todd76Pct: Thanks again, BLT!
	2:58pm prof.fuzz: thanks BLT. beautiful show.
	2:58pm xtrakrispy: That was cool...
	2:59pm Yes: Thank you
	2:59pm Jason from Houston: Real talk.
	2:59pm rf: yes

Radio BLT: Playlist from September 27, 2022

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