WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from October 8, 2022

Listener comments!
	1:37pm doctorjazz: Here early, likely be driving upstate NY to a family wedding party (tomorrow night), will be listening in my drive! Hello, Storkeleh and clobbers! (I'll have my Glenn Passaic when I get where I'm going)
	1:57pm Stork: doc!!! Thank you SO MUCH for your generosity in providing so much of the music for this show, and tomorrow's!! Never could have pulled of 7 hours of Abdullah Ibrahim dedication without you and your incredible library!! And, yes, don't want to spill any of that precious Glenn Passaic while driving!
	1:58pm Stork: Welcome welcome welcome, FreeWorlders!! I will be your ersatz for this evening/afternoon!! Dig the beauty of Abdullah Ibrahim!!!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: My Abdullah Ibrahim story-I had seen A.I. quite a few times, decided I'd see him (he was at Sweet Basil's in NYC with his Ekaya band) on my 1st date with my wife. We talked a bit too long before the show (I maintain she was doing all the talking about her family, she denies this), and got the club just before it started. As the last to arrive, we wound up at a table right at the front-the stage at Sweet Basil's was inches from the front tables. We had Craig Harris' trombone slide over our heads for the whole set (I maintain she should have known what she was getting into then and there...)
	🥁 2:01pm Michael 98145: All aboard
	2:02pm Stork: Ahoy, Michael 98145!
	🥁 2:02pm duke: Hello Stork and club goers
	2:02pm chresti: Hi Stork and freeform swells!
	2:03pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! greetings, clubfolk!
	2:03pm adamdoesit: What's this sweet African sound emanating from midtown east by way of Munster? Why it's a Stork Club special!
	2:04pm Stork: duke! chresti! spodi! Yo-dee-hoe-dee!!!
	2:04pm doctorjazz: (my fam is such a slow moving bunch, I'll get to hear some of this at home, maybe all of this at home at the current packing rate...)
	2:05pm doctorjazz: (and, I'm not the quickest out of the gate as a general rule...)
	2:06pm spodiodi: doctorjazz! 🙏
	2:06pm StringOFperils: Howzit, Stork? ( I swear I was at that same Sweet Basil Ekaya show as docjazz. Two brushes with greatness.)
	2:07pm adamdoesit: doctorjazz, the mensch with the musics!
	2:07pm doctorjazz: SoP-I caught him many times at Sweet Basil, loved that club (and A.I.), think I saw you in the corner there...
	2:08pm neveract: Hello Stork and Clubbers.. very nice surprise here today!
	🥁 2:08pm Michael 98145: looking forward to this education
	2:08pm StringOFperils: I saw them there twice. I was the guy laughing at the couple dodging the trombone.
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Hey, Spodiodi!
	2:09pm fred: @doc: I hope your wife appreciates that history was made that day. And that these records can actually be put to good use!
	2:09pm doctorjazz: SoP-😂
	2:10pm doctorjazz: If I only could digitize vinyl, Stork wouldn't have known what to do with it all...(I'm such an Abdullah Ibrahim fan)...
	2:11pm Stork: StringOFperils: - that is awesome! Ad it's possible that you two were at the very gig shown in the wonderful documentary A Brother With Perfect Timing - released in 1987. Check it out sometime: www.youtube.com... Abdullah Ibrahim - A Brother With Perfect Timing (1987) - YouTube
	2:11pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Stork. Will do! :)
	2:11pm Stork: fred! Welcome, brother, and thanks for your support - as ever!!!
	2:12pm greg g: Great groove Mr. Stork. Cheers & afternoon everyone.
	2:12pm Stork: Welcome, neveract!!
	2:13pm Stork: adamdoesit!! Better go help the bar-staff! The joint is filling up already! And tap something nice for yourself while you're at it!!
	2:14pm doctorjazz: With all the AI I have, I haven't heard this Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro album, it's very cool. You don't hear Ibrahim on electric piano often.
	2:14pm adamdoesit: Hm, must've forgot to grease the maitre'd. Speaking of 1987, Jay Kantor's novel "Krazy Kat", based on the comic, includes the lyric, "You got a Zippo lighter, you got the dollar brand / but if you can't light my cigarettes, you can't be my man." As a result, I've long assumed that the name Dollar Brand derived from Zippo lighters somehow, but my googling doesn't back it up.
	2:15pm doctorjazz: I always wondered about the Dollar Brand name myself. Ibrahim's music is so rooted in the 3 chord music of his native South Africa, usually simple harmonically, but he gets such riches out of it.
	2:15pm Stork: adamdoesit: according to my "research" (lol), he used to buy jazz records off the GIs in Cape Town for a buck, and they gave him the name Dollar. Sounds plausible, even.
	2:16pm adamdoesit: Stork, plausible; and, where GI's went, Zippos went, too.
	2:16pm doctorjazz: The piano dropped out during the sax solo-it may be Ibrahim playing sax, which he does, along with flute, and, of course, piano.
	2:17pm doctorjazz: Never mind, piano is back behind the sax...
	2:17pm Stork: doc - he lays out a lot during solos - that's him on electric piano.
	2:17pm fred: @doc: spending spree alert! At least you can say it's a tribute to that first date
	2:18pm adamdoesit: I shelve my Dollar Brand LPs under I for Ibrahim. It's the name he chose, so there they repose.
	2:19pm doctorjazz: Fam still getting ready, closer. This is gorgeous! (adamdoesit-I have him under I as well)
	🥁 2:20pm WR: Hi Stork and co-host doctorjazz. Looking forward to lots of Abdullah Ibrahan. Hi Fred, adamdoesit, neveract, StringOFperils, Michael98145, Chresti.
	2:20pm doctorjazz: Hey, WR!
	🥁 2:20pm Michael 98145: "The melodic sounds of South Africa are fused with the improvisation of jazz and the technical proficiency of classical music ..."
	2:20pm Stork: Couldn't find out who played the sax on Kamalie - could be Basil Coetzee or Harold Land, who are listed on the A-side.
	2:21pm Stork: WR - hail, hail!!
	2:21pm doctorjazz: Interesting that this was composed by Yuji Ohno, sounds like it could be an Ibrahim composition (I thought of The Wedding during the 1st few bars).
	🥁 2:22pm Michael 98145: ( passes the bottle to WR )
	2:22pm doctorjazz: (Getting in as much commenting as I can before we go-seems we'll be delayed some more, daughter left something at her boyfriend's house she needs to run for). (let me know if I"m too obnoxious)
	2:23pm adamdoesit: Hey WR! doc, you already sat beneath the slide, so why not?
	2:24pm Stork: We love the play-by-play, doc!! And the fact that you're trapped here with us!
	2:24pm neveract: Hi WR! .. was brewing some fresh coffee to settle in for this sweet show .
	2:24pm Stork: Speaking of play-by-play - nice goin', Mets. Oy oy oy.
	2:25pm doctorjazz: Ibrahim is in the group of musicians who (to me) are more feel/emotion player then a flashy technique type player, more Monk and Ellington than, say Bud Powell.
	2:25pm StringOFperils: That's one of the first CDs I ever bought. When they were still coming in from Japan. Where does the time go...
	2:26pm neveract: @doctorjazz .. since you're leaving soon.. Thank you for sharing your vinyl with Stork so we can enjoy this! Safe travels.
	2:27pm Stork: Archie Shepp blowin sweet there!
	🥁 2:27pm Michael 98145: that was
	2:28pm adamdoesit: doc, doesn't Louis Armstrong say somewhere that it's not about the technique, but the story you tell?
	2:29pm doctorjazz: Before Ekaya, the best band (IMO) Ibrahim had was his quartet with Carlos Ward. Ward stayed with him quite a while, put his own career on hold (He was a free jazzer, different than Ibrahim's music). Here's a video I just turned up of Ward/Ibrahim to listen to later... rvm.pm...
	2:31pm doctorjazz: adamdoesit @2:28-Ooomeyn, v'ooomeyn! (Amen...)
	2:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork & Storkles
	2:34pm spodiodi: aloha, coelacanthØ
	2:34pm doctorjazz: If you count the rime on Zimbabwe (late now), he is playing a 9/8 (or some count of 9) ostinato as the anchor of the song. When he was younger, in concert he would have the band all lay out for him to play solo, and he'd launch some odd time ostinato in the left hand, play completely independently with the right, often quoting his themes from other tunes. He didn't do this the last time I saw him, just before the pandemic, I suspect it was a strenuous routint)
	2:34pm neveract: Hi coel
	🥁 2:36pm WR: On Zimbabwe that was some very nice bowed bass by Nigerian American Essiet Okun Essiet. Don't remembering hearing the '63 recording before. Nice.
	2:38pm adamdoesit: Lots of new-to-me recordings already, all "like water from an ancient well." Thanks, Stork and doc!
	2:38pm Stork: Agree, WR! An under-sung bassist is he!!
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: hey spodiodi, neveract
	2:40pm Doug Schulkind: I'm not quite sure the world deserves Abdullah Ibrahim.
	2:41pm Stork: adamdoesit - SO much stuff didn't fit into 7 hours. It was really agonizing making the final playlists.
	2:41pm Stork: Dougster!
	🥁 2:41pm Michael 98145: i'm with adamdoesit on that
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Ibrahim still somewhat influenced by the Avant Garde, but I don't think it really came naturally to him. He did pepper solos with touches of dissonance for spicing for a while, though.
	2:44pm doctorjazz: I can't count out the left hand rhythm here, maybe 7/8?
	🥁 2:45pm WR: Hi coelacanth∅ Doug, the world NEEDS Abdullah Ibrahim, and a whole lot more.
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: doc just a 7, no?
	2:46pm Stork: Try, WR, though it hasn't earned him.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: no maybe not -maybe a 13!
	2:46pm doctorjazz: it's 7/something (never good deciding the denominator in time sigs)
	2:47pm doctorjazz: the blues sequence is definitely a 7 count
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: right, maybe 15
	2:47pm adamdoesit: shoot, coel, the only way I can count 13 is when I buy a dozen bagels.
	2:47pm Stork: Hi coelacanth∅! I 'm hearing 7.
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: greetings WR
	2:49pm doctorjazz: Watta cool duet!
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: doctor j to be honest i think the european style of counting time is bullshit anyway! anti-math! ...so i generally just say however many beats/measure -forget about trying to call them eighth notes or whatever.
	2:52pm doctorjazz: That was exhausting!
	2:53pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh....
	2:54pm coelacanth∅: adam haha! ...i want a bagel.
	2:55pm coelacanth∅: - i'll take the spare one
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Had a bagel for lunch, as a matter of fact (good bagel shop in town, Bagel Chateau). Welcome to come, Coela!
	2:56pm Stork: Bagel Chateau?! Is that kosher?
	🥁 2:56pm Michael 98145: Cripes. This is all wonderful.
	2:56pm adamdoesit: Just looked it up, and this track is a whole album side. Damn.
	2:56pm coelacanth∅: right on doc, Thanks i'll be right there! ...i remember the bagel chateau!
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Open on Shabbat, wouldn't be kosher if you're really observant. And, the bagel, egg and bacon pretty much seals the deal.
	2:57pm fred: @doc: what was the meter on your eating that bagel?
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i just had tomato soup in a 6/8 double jig
	🥁 3:01pm WR: co-worker mentioned having trad bagel & lox on Monday. Now I gotta go get some. Toasted bagel, bacon, egg, lettuce and tomato used to be my work day brunch before had to start watching my cholesterol...
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Drop those local joints for your benefit, Coela! @Fred, not sure about the bagel meter, but my meter seems to be about up, fam ready, will listen on the road, but you'll need to do without my constant prattle... Thanks Stork, absolutely beautiful/brilliant music and programming. Laters all!
	3:01pm spodiodi: cya doc!
	🥁 3:02pm WR: Laters Doc!
	3:02pm adamdoesit: I had leftover pizza in 3/8: three slices, and I ate 'em. Safe travels, doc!
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: take care, doctor
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: hahaha adam! you're on a roll!
	3:03pm fred: Safe travels Doc! Your share of Glen Passaic isn't going anywhere. I think...
	🥁 3:04pm Michael 98145: safe travels @dr
	3:04pm Stork: fred: I'll eat to any beat.
	🥁 3:07pm WR: I'll join in on the chorus of "new-to-me" with Michael98145 and adamdoesit. And such beauty.
	3:07pm Stork: Doc - get where you're going and put on your beer hat, load it up with Glenn Passaic, and set a while. Before you fall down. Thanks SO much for making the Weekend Dollar Brand Bash so deep, wide and wonderful by sharing your prodigious library with us!!
	3:14pm Doug Schulkind: Good God, the voicing of this horn section. It has healing properties. And the Ellington homage/influence is so gloriously evident.
	3:18pm Stork: Yeah, Doug - I wonder if Ibrahim arranged that or someone else. AI was as brilliant a collaborator as he was a composer and leader.
	3:19pm Stork: Carlos Ward, people!
	3:19pm fred: @Doug: and that's saying a lot with Gloriously Evident being your first Ellington tribute band in high school
	3:20pm Stork: I'm on a turquoise cloud.
	🥁 3:22pm WR: LOL @fred
	3:24pm chresti: after ketchupping on the food talk, I wolfed down a leftover cold Vietnamese eggroll
	🥁 3:24pm WR: @2:38 @adamdoesit: "like water from an ancient well." good foreshadowing.
	3:25pm Brian in UK: Thanks Stork & doc for this two-parter.
	3:25pm Stork: chresti - how bout a Glenn Passaic on the rocks to wash that down?
	3:27pm Stork: HiHo, Brian in UK! Doc is indeed this show's Big Daddy!!
	3:27pm fred: @WR: that might be the glen passaic talking though
	3:27pm chresti: Stork, that would be the perfect finish for my digestive system!
	3:27pm spodiodi: cheers, chresti\\//. i had a hashbrown(patty) (coulda used some ketchup)
	3:27pm Stork: Talk about your Ellingtonia!!
	3:29pm chresti: cheers spodi!\\// (Franco hates it when I eat cold food that is normally served hot)
	3:31pm Stork: chresti - it'll finish anybody's digestive system.
	3:31pm fred: @chresti: then he should volunteer to heat it whenever you crave it
	3:33pm chresti: @fred, nah I like to see him flinch.
	3:33pm spodiodi: even cold pizza? (i eat cold stuff that should be hot sometimes)... ad of today i'm officially trying to gain weight (so i'll eat anything, hot or cold)
	3:34pm spodiodi: as* and aloha, Brian
	3:34pm adamdoesit: WR, I kinda think the phrase describes what music is to Ibrahim (or at least what I hear in it): a gift from deep underground, healing, essential, and not unfunky.
	3:34pm chresti: yes, cold pizza!
	3:36pm Stork: He talks about the phrase on tomorrow's show, in fact, and its precise meaning to him. Tune In!!
	🥁 3:37pm WR: I like cold pizza, cold fried chicken, hmmm, must be some others that I prefer cold to being improperly reheated....
	3:39pm Stork: Gettin' all Monk-y.
	3:39pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, hello, wearing my lei today. Fritata does the job, cold. (was that an Oxford comma?)
	3:39pm adamdoesit: Stork, gee, I dunno, on Sunday afternoon? I guess, if I hafta.
	3:40pm Stork: Cold Manicotti?
	3:42pm spodiodi: no better day to get lei'd, i say
	3:43pm spodiodi: Stork: yum
	3:45pm Stork: Basil Coetzee on tenor - also yum!
	3:46pm Stork: adamdoesit - yep, I'm not above emotional arm-twisting.
	3:49pm adamdoesit: Ornette's cornet… Don Cherry?
	3:52pm Stork: Cherry is another thing to look forward to tomorrow. Can I shill, or what?
	3:52pm fred: @adamdoesit: Did your wife see Giselle Vienne?
	3:52pm chresti: Manicotti-lukewarm
	3:52pm spodiodi: indeed, yum. there seems to be a Basil theme developing in my day... i chose a basil recipe when asked earlier (my better half will be making a farro recipe for her father's bday with basil being a key (and selling, to me) ingredient). to Basil and to basil
	3:54pm spodiodi: shill as you will, good Stork... just keep the great music coming, please 🙏
	3:55pm spodiodi: woo woo!
	3:56pm adamdoesit: You're a stone-cold shiller, Stork. fred, next week, she says. New York City Ballet tonight.
	🥁 3:57pm WR: Destination Out goes all out to attract attention for the hell raiser?
	3:59pm fred: Jeff, Doug and Stork topless. Going for a specific demographics there
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: so will we be seeing John the baptist? the headless horseman? Anne Boleyn?
	4:00pm adamdoesit: fred, I hear there's a calendar in the works. Yours for a $10 pledge… someone else's for $20.
	4:04pm fred: @adamdoesit: get the crane guy and the someone else's rate goes for double
	4:07pm adamdoesit: The left hand figure sounds much like the one that anchors Randy Weston's "Mystery of Love."
	4:09pm Stork: Good call, adamdoesit! Love that tune - and Randy Weston!!
	4:12pm fred: @adamdoesit: What is it? YThe NYC ballet site only lists future shows
	4:13pm Stork: Hey, are you all aware, viz a viz the Crane Guy: while I was in the US... HE DID IT AGAIN!! SAME CRANE!! BEHIND MY FECKIN HOUSE!!! AND THIS TIME HE STAYED ALOFT FOR 21 DAYS - IN A HEAT WAVE!!! The first squat was for like 8-9 days, when the weather was grand. He is now ensconced in the local Funny Facility. For now. I just have so many questions.
	4:15pm StringOFperils: Crane on the brain, Stork. Let it go. Or you'll be up there. And that's really not good for the turntables.
	4:15pm Gina Bacon: Hello, Stork!
	4:16pm adamdoesit: fred, I think it's this one, with Symphony in C, and some other things: www.nycballet.com... Sounds like Crane Guy went topless, in the lost-his-head sense…
	4:20pm Stork: OOhh. marathon show, live from atop the crane!! It's brilliant! At the rate these guys are working (and getting seriously interrupted) they'll never finish.
	4:24pm Gina Bacon: This is a nice take on this!
	4:27pm Stork: Hey Gina!! Gina Bacon is in fact up next - ovah heah!: wfmu.org...
	4:27pm adamdoesit: If you liked Snakes on a Plane, you'll love Stork's on a Crane!
	4:29pm fred: @adamdoesit: Balanchine is good, but boring by now. Peck can be interesting, not always. I know nothing about Reisen, thanks for the tip. Kyle Abraham could be good to great, the last time I saw him was Covid-impaired, but they soldiered on, not ideal but generous, and I needed that
	4:30pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Stork!
	4:37pm doctorjazz: Been listening, what great programming, Stork! Lots of stuff I hadn't heard! Ibrahim didn't sing often (at least when I saw him), but it was a treat when he did!
	4:37pm Stork: Some distortion on this - boo!! Something in my chain, I suspect. Didn't sound like this when I listened to it normally.
	4:41pm fred: @adamdoesit: Please tell your wife I'd like to read what she thought of it tomorrow at the usual place
	4:41pm Stork: Can't figure out who was tapping that - gonna say tambourine? Now it's stopped. No credit given that i can find.
	4:44pm doctorjazz: Maybe some distortion, but Barbieri is one of those players who can shriek and blow you to bits when he wants to. That is a tambourine
	4:45pm Stork: Barbieri was one of the more exciting players when he caught fire - like here.
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Early Brand, great tune!
	4:48pm Stork: HEY ALL YOU BODIES! THANKS FOR STOPPIN' BY THE SHOP TODAY! EVERYBODY GET HOME SAFE, AND THEN GET SNOCKERED FORTHWITH!! HOPE YOU CAN MEET UP AGAIN TOMORROW AT NOON - EASTY TIME FOR ANOTHER 4 HOURS OF THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!!!
	4:49pm StringOFperils: Solid valuation.
	4:50pm doctorjazz: Now i can have my Glenn Passaic!
	4:50pm Stork: THANS AGAIN TO DOCTOR JAZZ!! WITCH DOCTOR? OH, YEAH, OUR DOCTOR!! DOCTOR JAZZ, GET IN THE SEDAN CHAIR, TO BE CARRIED ABOUT AND COVERED IN GLORY!!
	4:50pm fred: Also, more Glen Passaic. Banned everywhere else
	4:51pm doctorjazz: Those gospel chord tremulous, ahhhh....
	4:51pm adamdoesit: Sometimes, he's the only dollar that makes any sense. Thanks, Stork and doctorjazz! What a treat.
	4:51pm Gina Bacon: Really enjoyed this, Stork..thank you!
	🥁 4:52pm WR: Stork, thank you, thank you. Doctorjazz, thank you, thank you. Barkeep, a double Glenn Passaic for the good doc. Most of all Abdullah Ibrahim THANK YOU THANK YOU. Laters all.
	4:53pm Stork: Gina, rock on! See you there - on the air!
	4:53pm doctorjazz: Programming all Storkeleh, I just rip and send Masterful)
	4:54pm spodiodi: thanks you, Stork! great show! thanks again, doctorjazz!
	4:56pm StringOFperils: Thank you very much, Stork.
	4:58pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	4:59pm Stork: THANKS AND THANKS AND THANKS!! ❤️❤️
	5:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Abdullah Ibrahim & Johnny Dyani	Msunduza	Good News from Africa	Bass, Vocals, Bells – Johnny Dyani; Flute, composed by – Dollar Brand - - - Location: Studio Bauer, Ludwigsburg Date: December 10, 1973 (Msunduza township is located in Swaziland)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ So Not Dave	"DJ So Not Dave"			0:04:34 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Kamalie "Kamalie" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	Bra Joe From Kilimanjaro	Bass – Basil Moses; Flute – Basil Coetzee; Drums – Gilbert Mathews, Kamalie And His Apaches; Electric Piano, composed by – Dollar Brand (Kamalie means meaning "spirit guide, protector") - - - Recorded in Johannesburg 18-6-1979	0:07:49 (Pop-up)
Archie Shepp - Dollar Brand	Theme From 'Proof Of The Man'	Duet	Written by Yuji Ohno, Japanese pianist; Piano – Dollar Brand; Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Archie Shepp - - Recorded June 5, 1978 Studio Nippon Columbia's 1st Studio, Tokyo	0:17:45 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Zimbabwe "Zimbabwe" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	Zimbabwe	Flute – Carlos Ward; Bass – Essiet Okun Essiet; Drums – Don Mumford; Piano, written by– Abdullah Ibrahim - - Location : Studio Bauer, Ludwigsburg Rec. Date : May 29th, 1983	0:25:58 (Pop-up)
The Dollar Brand Trio	Jumping Rope	Duke Ellington Presents The Dollar Brand Trio	Bass – Johnny Gertze Drums – Makaya Ntshoko; Piano, Written-By – Dollar Brand; - - Recorded in Paris, February 23, 1963	0:31:27 (Pop-up)
Max Roach & Abdullah Ibrahim	Streams of Consciousness	Streams of Consciousness	Recorded September 20, 1977 At National Studios, N.Y.C	0:35:33 (Pop-up)
DJ Puddles of Consciousness	"DJ Puddles of Consciousness"			0:56:28 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Maraba Blue "Maraba Blue" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	Cape Town Flowers	Bass – Marcus McLaurine; Drums – George Gray; Piano, composed by – Abdullah Ibrahim - -1997	1:04:16 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim & Ekaya	Glass Enclosure	Sotho Blue	Written by Bud Powell; Alto Saxophone – Cleave Guyton; Baritone Saxophone – Jason Marshall; Bass – Belden Bullock; Drums – George Gray; Grand Piano – Abdullah Ibrahim; Keyboards – Andrae Murchison; Tenor Saxophone – Keith Loftis; Trombone – Andrae Murchison released: 2010	1:08:47 (Pop-up)
Dollar Brand	Whoza Mtwana "Whoza Mtwana" by "Dollar Brand"	African Marketplace	Alto Saxophone – Carlos Ward; Bass – Cecil McBee; Drums, Percussion – Andre Strobert; Electric Keyboard – Abdullah Ibrahim; Tenor Saxophone – Jeff Jawarrah King; Trombone – Craig Harris , Malindi Blyth Mbityana - - Recorded at Atlantic Studios, New York City, December 1979 (Meaning: "My Baby")	1:15:43 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Song For Sathima	Water From an Ancient Well	Abdullah Ibrahim – piano • Carlos Ward – alto sax • Ricky Ford – tenor sax • Charles Davis – baritone sax • David Williams – bass • Ben Riley – drums • Dick Griffin – trombone • Recorded • October 1985 • Studio • Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey	1:21:46 (Pop-up)
Buddy Tate & Abdullah Ibrahim	Poor Butterfly	The Legendary 1977 Encounters	Buddy Tate – tenor saxophone • Dollar Brand – piano • Cecil McBee – double bass • Roy Brooks – drums • Recorded • August 25, 1977 • Studio	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
Dollar Brand	Boulevard East "Boulevard East" by "Dollar Brand"	Dollar Brand Plays Sphere Jazz	Bass – Johnny Gertze; Drums – Makaya Ntshoko; Piano – Dollar Brand - - Recorded Johannesburg, South Africa, February 4, 1960	1:36:27 (Pop-up)
Ornettes Cornet	Ornettes Cornet (In Tribute To Ornette Coleman)	Underground In Africa	Dollar Brand – piano, flute; Robbie Jansen – alto saxophone; Basil Coetzee – tenor saxophone; Arthur Jacobs – tenor saxophone [2nd]; [unknown] Special Purpose Artist – marimba; Lionel Beukes – bass [Fender]; Nazier Kapdi – drums, percussion - - released: 1974	1:43:16 (Pop-up)
Dollar Brand (Abdulla Ibrahim)	Desert Air	Desert Flowers	Piano – Abdullah Ibrahim; Vocals – Abdullah Ibrahim - - Recorded at The Van Gelder Recording Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 18th December 1991	1:48:35 (Pop-up)
DJ BlabbyPuss	"DJ BlabbyPuss"			1:53:27 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro	Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro	Bass - Lionel Beukess; Drums – Doug Sydes; Flute – Basil Coetzee; Liner Notes – Doug Gordon; Piano – Abdullah Ibrahim; Tenor Saxophone – Basil Coetzee, Harold Land; Trombone – Buster Cooper; Trumpet – Blue Mitchell - - - Recorded in Johannesburg 18-6-1979	2:01:55 (Pop-up)
Dollar Brand	'Round Midnight "'Round Midnight" by "Dollar Brand"	Round Midnight at the Montmartre	Bass – Johnny Gertze; Drums – Makaya Ntshoko; Piano – Dollar Brand; Written-By – Brand - - - Recorded at the Montmartre Jazzhus, Copenhagen 30th January 1965 by courtesy of Herluf Kamp Larsen	2:21:32 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Meditation II "Meditation II" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	No Fear, No Die (OST)	Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute – Horace Alexander Young III; Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Jimmy Cozier; Bass – Buster Williams; Drums – Ben Riley; Piano, Composed By – Abdullah Ibrahim; Tenor Saxophone – Ricky Ford; Trombone – Frank Lacy - - Original soundtrack music for Claire Denis's film - improvised to the film Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder at Van Gelder Studios - Englewood Cliffs, NJ - July 18, 1990	2:27:56 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Did You Hear That Sound?	Solotude	Piano, Composed By – Abdullah Ibrahim - October 9, 2021 HIS BIRTHDAY!!!!!! Recorded in Hirzinger Hall, in Riedering, South-East Germany	2:31:33 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	Matzikama "Matzikama" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	Mukashi (Once Upon A Time)	Abdullah Ibrahim - piano, flute, vocals; Cleave Guyton - flute, clarinet, saxophones; Eugen Bazijan - cello; Scott Roller - cello - - Recorded in fall 2012 and spring 2013 at Hansahaus Studios, Bonn, Germany	2:33:01 (Pop-up)
Gato Barbieri & Dollar Brand	81st St.	Hamba Khale!	(Meaning: Goodbye, Farewell - particularly to the dead) Piano – Dollar Brand; Tenor Saxophone – Gato Barbieri - - Recorded in Milano 16 March 1968	2:37:36 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim	African Sun "African Sun" by "Abdullah Ibrahim"	Dollar Brand + 3	Alto Saxophone – Kippie Moketsi; Bass – Victor Ntomo; Drums – Nelson Magwaza; Piano – Dollar Brand - - - Recorded in The Gallo Studio, Johannesburg, South Africa - year unkown - released 1972	2:46:16 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim with the Ndr Big Band	Pule	Ekapa Lodumo	Playing us off for today - thanks for tuning in, all. 'twas bliss!! Join me again tomorrow, Sunday at noon for another 4 hours of the gorgeousity that is Abdullah Ibrahim. G'night, Dave! Arranged By – Fritz Pauer, Steve Gray; Composed By – Abdullah Ibrahim; Conductor – Dieter Glawischnig; Orchestra – The NDR Big Band: Piano – Abdullah Ibrahim; - - Recorded on June 24, 2000 at Jazz Open Air am Rothenbaum, NDR, Hamburg, Germany	2:52:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:37pm doctorjazz: Here early, likely be driving upstate NY to a family wedding party (tomorrow night), will be listening in my drive! Hello, Storkeleh and clobbers! (I'll have my Glenn Passaic when I get where I'm going)
	1:57pm Stork: doc!!! Thank you SO MUCH for your generosity in providing so much of the music for this show, and tomorrow's!! Never could have pulled of 7 hours of Abdullah Ibrahim dedication without you and your incredible library!! And, yes, don't want to spill any of that precious Glenn Passaic while driving!
	1:58pm Stork: Welcome welcome welcome, FreeWorlders!! I will be your ersatz for this evening/afternoon!! Dig the beauty of Abdullah Ibrahim!!!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: My Abdullah Ibrahim story-I had seen A.I. quite a few times, decided I'd see him (he was at Sweet Basil's in NYC with his Ekaya band) on my 1st date with my wife. We talked a bit too long before the show (I maintain she was doing all the talking about her family, she denies this), and got the club just before it started. As the last to arrive, we wound up at a table right at the front-the stage at Sweet Basil's was inches from the front tables. We had Craig Harris' trombone slide over our heads for the whole set (I maintain she should have known what she was getting into then and there...)
	🥁 2:01pm Michael 98145: All aboard
	2:02pm Stork: Ahoy, Michael 98145!
	🥁 2:02pm duke: Hello Stork and club goers
	2:02pm chresti: Hi Stork and freeform swells!
	2:03pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! greetings, clubfolk!
	2:03pm adamdoesit: What's this sweet African sound emanating from midtown east by way of Munster? Why it's a Stork Club special!
	2:04pm Stork: duke! chresti! spodi! Yo-dee-hoe-dee!!!
	2:04pm doctorjazz: (my fam is such a slow moving bunch, I'll get to hear some of this at home, maybe all of this at home at the current packing rate...)
	2:05pm doctorjazz: (and, I'm not the quickest out of the gate as a general rule...)
	2:06pm spodiodi: doctorjazz! 🙏
	2:06pm StringOFperils: Howzit, Stork? ( I swear I was at that same Sweet Basil Ekaya show as docjazz. Two brushes with greatness.)
	2:07pm adamdoesit: doctorjazz, the mensch with the musics!
	2:07pm doctorjazz: SoP-I caught him many times at Sweet Basil, loved that club (and A.I.), think I saw you in the corner there...
	2:08pm neveract: Hello Stork and Clubbers.. very nice surprise here today!
	🥁 2:08pm Michael 98145: looking forward to this education
	2:08pm StringOFperils: I saw them there twice. I was the guy laughing at the couple dodging the trombone.
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Hey, Spodiodi!
	2:09pm fred: @doc: I hope your wife appreciates that history was made that day. And that these records can actually be put to good use!
	2:09pm doctorjazz: SoP-😂
	2:10pm doctorjazz: If I only could digitize vinyl, Stork wouldn't have known what to do with it all...(I'm such an Abdullah Ibrahim fan)...
	2:11pm Stork: StringOFperils: - that is awesome! Ad it's possible that you two were at the very gig shown in the wonderful documentary A Brother With Perfect Timing - released in 1987. Check it out sometime: www.youtube.com... Abdullah Ibrahim - A Brother With Perfect Timing (1987) - YouTube
	2:11pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Stork. Will do! :)
	2:11pm Stork: fred! Welcome, brother, and thanks for your support - as ever!!!
	2:12pm greg g: Great groove Mr. Stork. Cheers & afternoon everyone.
	2:12pm Stork: Welcome, neveract!!
	2:13pm Stork: adamdoesit!! Better go help the bar-staff! The joint is filling up already! And tap something nice for yourself while you're at it!!
	2:14pm doctorjazz: With all the AI I have, I haven't heard this Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro album, it's very cool. You don't hear Ibrahim on electric piano often.
	2:14pm adamdoesit: Hm, must've forgot to grease the maitre'd. Speaking of 1987, Jay Kantor's novel "Krazy Kat", based on the comic, includes the lyric, "You got a Zippo lighter, you got the dollar brand / but if you can't light my cigarettes, you can't be my man." As a result, I've long assumed that the name Dollar Brand derived from Zippo lighters somehow, but my googling doesn't back it up.
	2:15pm doctorjazz: I always wondered about the Dollar Brand name myself. Ibrahim's music is so rooted in the 3 chord music of his native South Africa, usually simple harmonically, but he gets such riches out of it.
	2:15pm Stork: adamdoesit: according to my "research" (lol), he used to buy jazz records off the GIs in Cape Town for a buck, and they gave him the name Dollar. Sounds plausible, even.
	2:16pm adamdoesit: Stork, plausible; and, where GI's went, Zippos went, too.
	2:16pm doctorjazz: The piano dropped out during the sax solo-it may be Ibrahim playing sax, which he does, along with flute, and, of course, piano.
	2:17pm doctorjazz: Never mind, piano is back behind the sax...
	2:17pm Stork: doc - he lays out a lot during solos - that's him on electric piano.
	2:17pm fred: @doc: spending spree alert! At least you can say it's a tribute to that first date
	2:18pm adamdoesit: I shelve my Dollar Brand LPs under I for Ibrahim. It's the name he chose, so there they repose.
	2:19pm doctorjazz: Fam still getting ready, closer. This is gorgeous! (adamdoesit-I have him under I as well)
	🥁 2:20pm WR: Hi Stork and co-host doctorjazz. Looking forward to lots of Abdullah Ibrahan. Hi Fred, adamdoesit, neveract, StringOFperils, Michael98145, Chresti.
	2:20pm doctorjazz: Hey, WR!
	🥁 2:20pm Michael 98145: "The melodic sounds of South Africa are fused with the improvisation of jazz and the technical proficiency of classical music ..."
	2:20pm Stork: Couldn't find out who played the sax on Kamalie - could be Basil Coetzee or Harold Land, who are listed on the A-side.
	2:21pm Stork: WR - hail, hail!!
	2:21pm doctorjazz: Interesting that this was composed by Yuji Ohno, sounds like it could be an Ibrahim composition (I thought of The Wedding during the 1st few bars).
	🥁 2:22pm Michael 98145: ( passes the bottle to WR )
	2:22pm doctorjazz: (Getting in as much commenting as I can before we go-seems we'll be delayed some more, daughter left something at her boyfriend's house she needs to run for). (let me know if I"m too obnoxious)
	2:23pm adamdoesit: Hey WR! doc, you already sat beneath the slide, so why not?
	2:24pm Stork: We love the play-by-play, doc!! And the fact that you're trapped here with us!
	2:24pm neveract: Hi WR! .. was brewing some fresh coffee to settle in for this sweet show .
	2:24pm Stork: Speaking of play-by-play - nice goin', Mets. Oy oy oy.
	2:25pm doctorjazz: Ibrahim is in the group of musicians who (to me) are more feel/emotion player then a flashy technique type player, more Monk and Ellington than, say Bud Powell.
	2:25pm StringOFperils: That's one of the first CDs I ever bought. When they were still coming in from Japan. Where does the time go...
	2:26pm neveract: @doctorjazz .. since you're leaving soon.. Thank you for sharing your vinyl with Stork so we can enjoy this! Safe travels.
	2:27pm Stork: Archie Shepp blowin sweet there!
	🥁 2:27pm Michael 98145: that was
	2:28pm adamdoesit: doc, doesn't Louis Armstrong say somewhere that it's not about the technique, but the story you tell?
	2:29pm doctorjazz: Before Ekaya, the best band (IMO) Ibrahim had was his quartet with Carlos Ward. Ward stayed with him quite a while, put his own career on hold (He was a free jazzer, different than Ibrahim's music). Here's a video I just turned up of Ward/Ibrahim to listen to later... rvm.pm...
	2:31pm doctorjazz: adamdoesit @2:28-Ooomeyn, v'ooomeyn! (Amen...)
	2:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork & Storkles
	2:34pm spodiodi: aloha, coelacanthØ
	2:34pm doctorjazz: If you count the rime on Zimbabwe (late now), he is playing a 9/8 (or some count of 9) ostinato as the anchor of the song. When he was younger, in concert he would have the band all lay out for him to play solo, and he'd launch some odd time ostinato in the left hand, play completely independently with the right, often quoting his themes from other tunes. He didn't do this the last time I saw him, just before the pandemic, I suspect it was a strenuous routint)
	2:34pm neveract: Hi coel
	🥁 2:36pm WR: On Zimbabwe that was some very nice bowed bass by Nigerian American Essiet Okun Essiet. Don't remembering hearing the '63 recording before. Nice.
	2:38pm adamdoesit: Lots of new-to-me recordings already, all "like water from an ancient well." Thanks, Stork and doc!
	2:38pm Stork: Agree, WR! An under-sung bassist is he!!
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: hey spodiodi, neveract
	2:40pm Doug Schulkind: I'm not quite sure the world deserves Abdullah Ibrahim.
	2:41pm Stork: adamdoesit - SO much stuff didn't fit into 7 hours. It was really agonizing making the final playlists.
	2:41pm Stork: Dougster!
	🥁 2:41pm Michael 98145: i'm with adamdoesit on that
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Ibrahim still somewhat influenced by the Avant Garde, but I don't think it really came naturally to him. He did pepper solos with touches of dissonance for spicing for a while, though.
	2:44pm doctorjazz: I can't count out the left hand rhythm here, maybe 7/8?
	🥁 2:45pm WR: Hi coelacanth∅ Doug, the world NEEDS Abdullah Ibrahim, and a whole lot more.
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: doc just a 7, no?
	2:46pm Stork: Try, WR, though it hasn't earned him.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: no maybe not -maybe a 13!
	2:46pm doctorjazz: it's 7/something (never good deciding the denominator in time sigs)
	2:47pm doctorjazz: the blues sequence is definitely a 7 count
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: right, maybe 15
	2:47pm adamdoesit: shoot, coel, the only way I can count 13 is when I buy a dozen bagels.
	2:47pm Stork: Hi coelacanth∅! I 'm hearing 7.
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: greetings WR
	2:49pm doctorjazz: Watta cool duet!
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: doctor j to be honest i think the european style of counting time is bullshit anyway! anti-math! ...so i generally just say however many beats/measure -forget about trying to call them eighth notes or whatever.
	2:52pm doctorjazz: That was exhausting!
	2:53pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh....
	2:54pm coelacanth∅: adam haha! ...i want a bagel.
	2:55pm coelacanth∅: - i'll take the spare one
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Had a bagel for lunch, as a matter of fact (good bagel shop in town, Bagel Chateau). Welcome to come, Coela!
	2:56pm Stork: Bagel Chateau?! Is that kosher?
	🥁 2:56pm Michael 98145: Cripes. This is all wonderful.
	2:56pm adamdoesit: Just looked it up, and this track is a whole album side. Damn.
	2:56pm coelacanth∅: right on doc, Thanks i'll be right there! ...i remember the bagel chateau!
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Open on Shabbat, wouldn't be kosher if you're really observant. And, the bagel, egg and bacon pretty much seals the deal.
	2:57pm fred: @doc: what was the meter on your eating that bagel?
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i just had tomato soup in a 6/8 double jig
	🥁 3:01pm WR: co-worker mentioned having trad bagel & lox on Monday. Now I gotta go get some. Toasted bagel, bacon, egg, lettuce and tomato used to be my work day brunch before had to start watching my cholesterol...
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Drop those local joints for your benefit, Coela! @Fred, not sure about the bagel meter, but my meter seems to be about up, fam ready, will listen on the road, but you'll need to do without my constant prattle... Thanks Stork, absolutely beautiful/brilliant music and programming. Laters all!
	3:01pm spodiodi: cya doc!
	🥁 3:02pm WR: Laters Doc!
	3:02pm adamdoesit: I had leftover pizza in 3/8: three slices, and I ate 'em. Safe travels, doc!
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: take care, doctor
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: hahaha adam! you're on a roll!
	3:03pm fred: Safe travels Doc! Your share of Glen Passaic isn't going anywhere. I think...
	🥁 3:04pm Michael 98145: safe travels @dr
	3:04pm Stork: fred: I'll eat to any beat.
	🥁 3:07pm WR: I'll join in on the chorus of "new-to-me" with Michael98145 and adamdoesit. And such beauty.
	3:07pm Stork: Doc - get where you're going and put on your beer hat, load it up with Glenn Passaic, and set a while. Before you fall down. Thanks SO much for making the Weekend Dollar Brand Bash so deep, wide and wonderful by sharing your prodigious library with us!!
	3:14pm Doug Schulkind: Good God, the voicing of this horn section. It has healing properties. And the Ellington homage/influence is so gloriously evident.
	3:18pm Stork: Yeah, Doug - I wonder if Ibrahim arranged that or someone else. AI was as brilliant a collaborator as he was a composer and leader.
	3:19pm Stork: Carlos Ward, people!
	3:19pm fred: @Doug: and that's saying a lot with Gloriously Evident being your first Ellington tribute band in high school
	3:20pm Stork: I'm on a turquoise cloud.
	🥁 3:22pm WR: LOL @fred
	3:24pm chresti: after ketchupping on the food talk, I wolfed down a leftover cold Vietnamese eggroll
	🥁 3:24pm WR: @2:38 @adamdoesit: "like water from an ancient well." good foreshadowing.
	3:25pm Brian in UK: Thanks Stork & doc for this two-parter.
	3:25pm Stork: chresti - how bout a Glenn Passaic on the rocks to wash that down?
	3:27pm Stork: HiHo, Brian in UK! Doc is indeed this show's Big Daddy!!
	3:27pm fred: @WR: that might be the glen passaic talking though
	3:27pm chresti: Stork, that would be the perfect finish for my digestive system!
	3:27pm spodiodi: cheers, chresti\\//. i had a hashbrown(patty) (coulda used some ketchup)
	3:27pm Stork: Talk about your Ellingtonia!!
	3:29pm chresti: cheers spodi!\\// (Franco hates it when I eat cold food that is normally served hot)
	3:31pm Stork: chresti - it'll finish anybody's digestive system.
	3:31pm fred: @chresti: then he should volunteer to heat it whenever you crave it
	3:33pm chresti: @fred, nah I like to see him flinch.
	3:33pm spodiodi: even cold pizza? (i eat cold stuff that should be hot sometimes)... ad of today i'm officially trying to gain weight (so i'll eat anything, hot or cold)
	3:34pm spodiodi: as* and aloha, Brian
	3:34pm adamdoesit: WR, I kinda think the phrase describes what music is to Ibrahim (or at least what I hear in it): a gift from deep underground, healing, essential, and not unfunky.
	3:34pm chresti: yes, cold pizza!
	3:36pm Stork: He talks about the phrase on tomorrow's show, in fact, and its precise meaning to him. Tune In!!
	🥁 3:37pm WR: I like cold pizza, cold fried chicken, hmmm, must be some others that I prefer cold to being improperly reheated....
	3:39pm Stork: Gettin' all Monk-y.
	3:39pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, hello, wearing my lei today. Fritata does the job, cold. (was that an Oxford comma?)
	3:39pm adamdoesit: Stork, gee, I dunno, on Sunday afternoon? I guess, if I hafta.
	3:40pm Stork: Cold Manicotti?
	3:42pm spodiodi: no better day to get lei'd, i say
	3:43pm spodiodi: Stork: yum
	3:45pm Stork: Basil Coetzee on tenor - also yum!
	3:46pm Stork: adamdoesit - yep, I'm not above emotional arm-twisting.
	3:49pm adamdoesit: Ornette's cornet… Don Cherry?
	3:52pm Stork: Cherry is another thing to look forward to tomorrow. Can I shill, or what?
	3:52pm fred: @adamdoesit: Did your wife see Giselle Vienne?
	3:52pm chresti: Manicotti-lukewarm
	3:52pm spodiodi: indeed, yum. there seems to be a Basil theme developing in my day... i chose a basil recipe when asked earlier (my better half will be making a farro recipe for her father's bday with basil being a key (and selling, to me) ingredient). to Basil and to basil
	3:54pm spodiodi: shill as you will, good Stork... just keep the great music coming, please 🙏
	3:55pm spodiodi: woo woo!
	3:56pm adamdoesit: You're a stone-cold shiller, Stork. fred, next week, she says. New York City Ballet tonight.
	🥁 3:57pm WR: Destination Out goes all out to attract attention for the hell raiser?
	3:59pm fred: Jeff, Doug and Stork topless. Going for a specific demographics there
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: so will we be seeing John the baptist? the headless horseman? Anne Boleyn?
	4:00pm adamdoesit: fred, I hear there's a calendar in the works. Yours for a $10 pledge… someone else's for $20.
	4:04pm fred: @adamdoesit: get the crane guy and the someone else's rate goes for double
	4:07pm adamdoesit: The left hand figure sounds much like the one that anchors Randy Weston's "Mystery of Love."
	4:09pm Stork: Good call, adamdoesit! Love that tune - and Randy Weston!!
	4:12pm fred: @adamdoesit: What is it? YThe NYC ballet site only lists future shows
	4:13pm Stork: Hey, are you all aware, viz a viz the Crane Guy: while I was in the US... HE DID IT AGAIN!! SAME CRANE!! BEHIND MY FECKIN HOUSE!!! AND THIS TIME HE STAYED ALOFT FOR 21 DAYS - IN A HEAT WAVE!!! The first squat was for like 8-9 days, when the weather was grand. He is now ensconced in the local Funny Facility. For now. I just have so many questions.
	4:15pm StringOFperils: Crane on the brain, Stork. Let it go. Or you'll be up there. And that's really not good for the turntables.
	4:15pm Gina Bacon: Hello, Stork!
	4:16pm adamdoesit: fred, I think it's this one, with Symphony in C, and some other things: www.nycballet.com... Sounds like Crane Guy went topless, in the lost-his-head sense…
	4:20pm Stork: OOhh. marathon show, live from atop the crane!! It's brilliant! At the rate these guys are working (and getting seriously interrupted) they'll never finish.
	4:24pm Gina Bacon: This is a nice take on this!
	4:27pm Stork: Hey Gina!! Gina Bacon is in fact up next - ovah heah!: wfmu.org...
	4:27pm adamdoesit: If you liked Snakes on a Plane, you'll love Stork's on a Crane!
	4:29pm fred: @adamdoesit: Balanchine is good, but boring by now. Peck can be interesting, not always. I know nothing about Reisen, thanks for the tip. Kyle Abraham could be good to great, the last time I saw him was Covid-impaired, but they soldiered on, not ideal but generous, and I needed that
	4:30pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Stork!
	4:37pm doctorjazz: Been listening, what great programming, Stork! Lots of stuff I hadn't heard! Ibrahim didn't sing often (at least when I saw him), but it was a treat when he did!
	4:37pm Stork: Some distortion on this - boo!! Something in my chain, I suspect. Didn't sound like this when I listened to it normally.
	4:41pm fred: @adamdoesit: Please tell your wife I'd like to read what she thought of it tomorrow at the usual place
	4:41pm Stork: Can't figure out who was tapping that - gonna say tambourine? Now it's stopped. No credit given that i can find.
	4:44pm doctorjazz: Maybe some distortion, but Barbieri is one of those players who can shriek and blow you to bits when he wants to. That is a tambourine
	4:45pm Stork: Barbieri was one of the more exciting players when he caught fire - like here.
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Early Brand, great tune!
	4:48pm Stork: HEY ALL YOU BODIES! THANKS FOR STOPPIN' BY THE SHOP TODAY! EVERYBODY GET HOME SAFE, AND THEN GET SNOCKERED FORTHWITH!! HOPE YOU CAN MEET UP AGAIN TOMORROW AT NOON - EASTY TIME FOR ANOTHER 4 HOURS OF THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!!!
	4:49pm StringOFperils: Solid valuation.
	4:50pm doctorjazz: Now i can have my Glenn Passaic!
	4:50pm Stork: THANS AGAIN TO DOCTOR JAZZ!! WITCH DOCTOR? OH, YEAH, OUR DOCTOR!! DOCTOR JAZZ, GET IN THE SEDAN CHAIR, TO BE CARRIED ABOUT AND COVERED IN GLORY!!
	4:50pm fred: Also, more Glen Passaic. Banned everywhere else
	4:51pm doctorjazz: Those gospel chord tremulous, ahhhh....
	4:51pm adamdoesit: Sometimes, he's the only dollar that makes any sense. Thanks, Stork and doctorjazz! What a treat.
	4:51pm Gina Bacon: Really enjoyed this, Stork..thank you!
	🥁 4:52pm WR: Stork, thank you, thank you. Doctorjazz, thank you, thank you. Barkeep, a double Glenn Passaic for the good doc. Most of all Abdullah Ibrahim THANK YOU THANK YOU. Laters all.
	4:53pm Stork: Gina, rock on! See you there - on the air!
	4:53pm doctorjazz: Programming all Storkeleh, I just rip and send Masterful)
	4:54pm spodiodi: thanks you, Stork! great show! thanks again, doctorjazz!
	4:56pm StringOFperils: Thank you very much, Stork.
	4:58pm chresti: Thanks Stork!
	4:59pm Stork: THANKS AND THANKS AND THANKS!! ❤️❤️
	5:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from October 8, 2022

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