WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from April 2, 2023

Listener comments!
	11:49am adamdoesit: Hello Stork and swells! I’ll be enjoying this one from the archives after I work my way out of this overstuffed tin tube that, come showtime, will be hurtling its way across the Atlantic. In deference to the prior US administration’s restoration of import restrictions on Cuban rum, I’ve left instructions with Herr DJ Barkeep to pour Cuba Cautivas* all around. *Cuba Cautiva 2oz Glen Passaic 4oz Coca Cola, preferably Mexican or Passover Coke Wedge of lime 1. Place 4 ice cubes in a tall glass 2. Add Glen Passaic, top with Coke and garnish with lime 3. ??? 4. ¡REVOLUCIÓN!
	🥁 11:58am listener james from westwood: Good Sunday, Stork and all! "Glen Passaic" sounds like a caller to a radio show! But I'll take the drink over the talk show any day.
	11:59am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Stork and all other listeners!
	12:01pm Stork: A ready recipe!! Welcome adamdoesit!!!
	12:02pm egould: Diamond you snarky bastard!
	12:02pm Stork: All hail Listener james from westwood, and the ever-ready Andrew in Toronto!!
	12:02pm Stork: ↳ egould @12:02 Ain't he, though, egould?
	12:04pm watchpocket: Good hello Stork and all. Looking (and listening) forward to these birthday musical celebrations (and libations).
	12:04pm Irene Trudel: Good Afternoon, Stork and club-sters! Ready for someone to pour me one, adamdoesit. Hope you have a good trip.
	12:04pm Stork: ↳ watchpocket @12:04 Greetings, watchpocket!
	12:05pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! room for one more?
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Yo Stork! I like that Booker Liittle cover art, thought it might have been Andy Warhol's illustrative work, but nope: Murray Stein on the design tip...but I digress
	12:06pm abbazabba: All hail! Stork is kicking out the jams!
	12:06pm Stork: ↳ Irene Trudel @12:04 At your service, dear Irene! Looking forward to you and Wendy and Julie tomorrow!!
	🥁 12:06pm David (in London): slips quietly into the Club in full Sherlock Holmes outfit: deerstalker, Inverness cape, Meerschaum pipe. Inspects the bar with magnifying glass, recognises 37 different types of tobacco, stops at a small shot. Ah Watson, the Glen Passaic is afoot! downs it swiftly, collapses into a crumpled heap wheezing Evening Stork, Club-goers!
	12:07pm spodiodi: and greetings to all the good clubfolk
	12:07pm Stork: ↳ StringOFperils @12:05 Not a bad guess, StringOFperils! I love his album covers for those Kenny Burrell records.
	🥁 12:08pm WR: Hi Stork and Stork Club streamers. Interesting to hear more of the radio show opening.
	12:08pm egould: Yeah safe travels adamdoesit. I’ll be sipping Evan Williams today. Making red beans and rice with smoked shank, fried chicken, collard greens with andouille, pimento cheese, and bbq ribs. It’s going to be a good Sunday.
	12:09pm Dean: Ryuichi Sakamoto, RIP https://www.npr.org/2023/04/02/959184720/ryuichi-sakamoto-a-godfather-of-electronic-pop-has-died
	12:10pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ spodiodi @12:07 hi spodi!
	12:11pm chresti: Greetings to Stork and swells!
	🥁 12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♈︎Aries, Year of Earth 🐅Tiger ' Booker Little Jr. (April 2, 1938 – October 5, 1961) was an American jazz trumpeter and composer. He appeared on many recordings in his short career, both as a sideman and as a leader. Little performed with Max Roach, John Coltrane, and Eric Dolphy and was strongly influenced by Sonny Rollins and Clifford Brown. He died aged 23. ' ⦿Sun in ♈︎Aries, year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram ' Larry Coryell (born Lorenz Albert Van DeLinder III; April 2, 1943 – February 19, 2017) was an American jazz guitarist. '
	12:15pm Stork: Howdy, howdy and howdy, WR, chresti and Dean ! ! !
	12:15pm spodiodi: howdy, Andrew! hi, chresti!\\//
	12:18pm spodiodi: and hello WR. glad to see you, so i can tell you that www.wfmu.org... sounds delicious. first i've heard of them. it's good? (it must be).
	🥁 12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @12:09 Prefer to learn of passings in FMU chats somehow - appreciated.
	🥁 12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ spodiodi @12:18 Always see those atop mugs of something good. Most inviting.
	🥁 12:26pm David (in London): That's terrible news Dean, but thanks for letting us know.
	12:26pm spodiodi: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:25 i'll have to keep my eyes peeled. that sounds even better.
	12:27pm Stork: spodiodi, abbazabba, David in London - pardon my inattention! Heh-LOOOO!!!
	🥁 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Damned Don't Cry" by "John Coltrane" I suppose I have a minute for such an ensemble.
	🥁 12:32pm WR: ↳ spodiodi @12:18 I had not heard of until recently when it was the Dutch word of the day on Jan Turkenburg's Yes We Have No Mountains. wfmu.org... The when flying back from Amarillo Tx on Monday I got one as a snack. What I got was the size of a 50 cent coin, not the hand size waffle seen on Jan's playlist and other internet photos. It was ok. The caramel filling dominated the waffle wafer.
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: Brilliant Cal Massey number!
	12:34pm abbazabba: This is from one of the first jazz albums I ever bought. I will always love this
	12:36pm Stork: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:33 Dougie Dearest!
	12:36pm chresti: ↳ spodiodi @12:15 hi spodi!\\//
	🥁 12:37pm WR: ↳ WR @12:32 Jan wrote: "it's 'strope-wah-fol' not stroop waffle"
	🥁 12:42pm WR: ↳ WR @12:37 anyway, I made it my avatar for a few days because of the coincidence of seeing it on WFMU and then a few days later getting it, not because it is my new fave. Someone commented that they could get it from their local 7eleven or some such. But enough about that.
	12:43pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @12:34 I've had great experiences with Africa Brass - with and without imbibing drugs. The drugs never degraded the experience one bit.
	12:44pm Doug Schulkind: In December, my daughter will be older than Booker Little was when he died at 23. Such an incomprehensible loss.
	12:45pm Stork: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:44 Truly truly.
	12:48pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Call To Arms" by "Armando Peraza Septet" Re: Armando Peraza, via discogs: Latin Jazz Percussionist (born ca. May 30, 1924 in Havana, Cuba, died april 14, 2014 in San Francisco). Through his long associations with jazz pianist George Shearing, vibraphonist Cal Tjader and guitarist Carlos Santana, he has been internationally known from the 1950s through to the 1990s. Although primarily known as a bongocero and conguero, Peraza is also an innovative and accomplished dancer and composer. Peraza has been featured on classic recordings by Perez Prado, Machito, George Shearing, Charlie Parker, Tito Puente, Cal Tjader and Carlos Santana.
	🥁 12:50pm WR: ↳ Dean @12:09 Wikipedia says Sakamoto died March 28 but not announced to public until April 2. . . Thanks for the heads up, dean.
	🥁 12:52pm WR: ↳ Song: "Moonlight Becomes You" by "Booker Little" Very beautiful. Moving.
	12:53pm Stork: ↳ WR @12:52 My fave Booker recording at the moment.
	12:54pm Doug Schulkind: I'm mean, the cat is all of 20 years old on this deeply sophisticated ballad. The guys in the studio must've been struggling to suppress the jawdrops.
	12:55pm spodiodi: ↳ WR @12:32 ah, cool! thanks for the link and pronunciation. nice you got to try one on your flight home, even if it was a little small, and otherwise underwhelming. i'm more curious than ever to try one. related: i've been meaning to mention ever since you posted it, but i love that picture of you and you're friends standing in front of a car. that pic is about as cool as they come. who's car? ...and what kind?
	12:56pm spodiodi: your*
	12:57pm Stork: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:54 Superhumanly supple.
	🥁 1:00pm Michael 98145: Time tends to flow in a forward direction; hello, All.
	1:01pm abbazabba: ↳ Stork @12:48 Neat! He apparently was Karl perazzo’s mentor, who also played with some of those people. I only know him because of Phish, which I consider the greatest rock band of all time. Sorry
	1:03pm Stork: ↳ Michael 98145 @1:00 Heya Michael 98145!
	1:05pm HyperDose: This is outstanding
	1:05pm Stork: ↳ HyperDose @1:05 HyperDose! Get us high!!
	🥁 1:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So - he had one more year than Buddy Holly. Unbelievable. Died of uremia - presumably some kind of kidney failure.
	1:07pm abbazabba: Oh yeah, this is great
	1:08pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:06 Hey RevRabb - thanks for the info posts, as always! Yeah, what a nasty painful way to die back then. He suffered with pain for years. Left a wife and 4 kids.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Hi Club Goers! Just back from a blood donation, not supposed to drink alcohol, so make mine a virgin Glen Passaic
	1:10pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:08 Bartender! An Oxymoron for doc! Straight up or on the rocks, doc?
	1:10pm Stork: ↳ Stork @1:10 Thanks for donating, btw!! Such a mensch!
	1:12pm Katharsis: Hellos stork, storks. I have an art show today at the cabaret.
	1:13pm Stork: ↳ Katharsis @1:12 Greetings, Katharsis!
	1:14pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Booker's Waltz" by "Eric Dolphy and Booker Little... Little is just insanely good.
	1:18pm fred: I knew it was coming, but Sakamoto's death still hurts
	🥁 1:22pm Michael 98145: So much great 1960s jazz
	1:26pm Dean: @doctorjazz: Bloody Mary isn't a fair compromise?
	1:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:06 I have pretty much all of this music, but nice to hear it curated (will catch up with the 1st hour tomorrow morning). It's great stuff; an original conception is not easy to come by (not just his playing, but the compositions and arrangements of Little's music are amazing). As far as dying of "uremia", I've never quite gotten that, and can't find anything that gives more details. It definitely is a result of kidney failure (literally urine not being excreted collecting in the bloodstream). You can be born with kidneys that don't function (but it would be odd to just find that out in your 20's). A kidney infection would be the other most common reason for the kidneys to fail; severe infections will enlarge the kidneys and cause them to stop functioning. This could be from drug use (though I can't find anything suggesting Little was a junkie), but you can get kidney infections just randomly. If treated early, you shouldn't get kidney damage/failure, but with the state of health care for musicians in general, Black musicians in specific, there very likely could be delays in diagnosis and/or treatment.
	1:27pm nnaavvaall: I love Eric Dolphy very much. Booker Little I don't know that well, so thanks for playing his music, DJ Stork.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:26 Just pass me the horseradish!
	1:28pm doctorjazz: A nice Booker Little Bio-jazzprofiles.blogspot.com...
	1:29pm nnaavvaall: ↳ doctorjazz @1:28 Thank you!
	1:30pm Dean: Fresh horseradish, at that. I have to believe that it has been medically proven that one good whiff of fresh grated horseradish will cure anything.
	1:30pm nnaavvaall: OM Gosh he died so young!
	1:32pm Dean: At 23 I could barely spell.
	🥁 1:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @1:27 - & of course - Eric Dolphy passed brutally young as well - partly because of medical neglect in Europe ?? Being terminally ill While Black even ?? Perhaps I infer too much...
	1:35pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:34 Hard to say. I never got a clear picture of Eric's death. I do know that his music has saved me on many occasion.
	1:36pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:34 Dolphy died very very unnecessarily in a Berlin hospital. Just unforgivable.
	1:36pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Stork @1:36 So it was neglect?
	1:39pm nnaavvaall: ↳ nnaavvaall @1:36 His base clarinet playing would send me places that were very far away from my home turmoil. It was like taking a vacation. Funny, the Berlin Concerts were the records I went to the most.
	🥁 1:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "I'm Gonna Be Free" by "The Free Spirits" Interesting we should start with this track known to 1960s GaragePsych heads !
	1:40pm bobobob plasticland drmer: seen Larry Coryell twice in Illinois..Once at The Blue Moon small club ..and with the Eleventh House .joe seigel jazz showcase Chicago..Maceo parker trumpet
	🥁 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @1:36 Dolphy died of diabetic symptoms iirc ?
	1:41pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:40 Oh that's really sad. Wow.
	1:41pm chresti: ↳ Dean @1:30 I love fresh horseradish.
	1:41pm Stork: ↳ nnaavvaall @1:36 Yeah, you can check it on Wiki or there's a great docu or two - don't have the links. Basically he lay untreated for an acute diabetic shock/coma - thinking that, and i quote "we thought he was a black guy - musician so he must be a junkie, going through withdrawal - so we just let him alone.
	1:42pm bobobob: also seen G Burton....Penny Goodwin Metheny..Steve swallow etc in Madison Wi
	1:42pm Stork: ↳ Stork @1:41 or words to that effect
	1:42pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Stork @1:41 OMG That's Awful!!
	1:43pm fred: ↳ Stork @1:42 Those words did effect for sure
	🥁 1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cause ...nobody dies from withdrawal. Except they do.
	1:43pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:43 right so it was neglect.
	1:44pm Stork: ↳ Stork @1:42 They didn't even do a blood test
	1:45pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Some Dirge" by "Gary Burton Quartet with Orchestra" Steve Swallow is tearing me up over here.
	1:45pm fred: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:43 Dolphy wasn't in withdrawal, he was diabetic
	1:46pm Dean: Rev's point was that even if it were withdrawal, you don't treat it by ignoring the patient.
	1:46pm abbazabba: ↳ Stork @1:41 Jesus. So sad
	🥁 1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @1:46 Right.
	1:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:41 I've been Googling Dophy's passing a bit-it's a bit controversial whether he was mistreated/ignored or not. From what I've read, he was in diabetic coma, but hadn't had a history of diabetes previously. Some say he was ignored and felt to be in a drug overdose, but I've read elsewhere that he was given insulin, which would be appropriate in diabetic shock. In general, presenting to a hospital with diabetic shock is very nasty-mortality, even with perfect management, is very high. Your body has alreaedy shut down, and bringing it back is possible, but not automatic. People still die when they are admitted in diabetic shock, come, acidosis. (of course, it wouldn't be unusual for a Black Man to get substandard treatment, more so in the US, I'd think, but I don't think it's possible to know at this point in time without seeing the medical records).
	1:51pm Dean: Coryell was always in my peripheral vision during the '70s, "prog-adjacent" is how we'd put it today, much like Mahavishnu Orchestra, on whom I more clearly focused. I'd go to Moby Disc in Van Nuys, rifle through the racks: German prog, British prog, Italian prog...Larry Coryell...hmmm?
	1:52pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @1:46 Dolphy didn't even smoke, and rarely drank.
	1:52pm fred: ↳ Dean @1:46 Though sometimes you do. No fun there but friends told me triage is maybe the worst part of the job. Nurses do it, not doctors
	1:53pm Dean: For sure, triage can be a game changer. It's all about the path dependency.
	1:56pm nnaavvaall: I remember when my brother played me Eric Dolphy for the first time. I was stunned. Up until then, jazz didn't really hit me, and, although I respected it, I thought it was for old people. I think I was 14. But Eric immediately spoke to me. It was his tone, I think, that got to me. It was so warm and human.
	1:58pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:51 Thanks for that perspective, doc. I had such a strong impression that he was neglected, having watched a documentary with a guy working in the hopsital when they brought him in, and he was the one who made those remarks about his race, etc. And wouldn't a blood test have determined his condition right away?
	1:59pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Pavane For A Dead Princess" by "Larry Coryell" Have this LP, love this track (and lots more of this album)
	2:00pm fred: ↳ Dean @1:53 Of course you could have enough doctors on call, but then think of the CEOs! They might make less, and who wants that?
	2:04pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @1:59 So that's one you won't add to your cart today
	2:06pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:58 I was a little tyke in 1964, but I'd think it would be automatic to check glucose in an Emergency Room (at least now, it can be checked in a minute from a fingerstick blood sample); you could be in coma for many reasons but a high blood glucose is easy to diagnose and has specific treatment. You could also be in coma from a low blood glucose, easily treated with IV glucose, so not checking glucose (at least now) is unimaginable (a junkie with exposure, not eating, could very well have a low glucose, drug use and low glucose could go together, still would need to be checked)
	2:07pm doctorjazz: ↳ fred @2:04 Really DO need to cut back (have resisted many, but not all, temptations). Should be getting rid of stuff at this point in life, instead of accumulating more. Oh well...
	🥁 2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Manha de Carnaval (from Orfeu Negro)" by "Larry C... Sounds like he's playing a whole chord @ once as Harmonics almost ? Not sure how you even do that...
	2:09pm T GRavel: good afternooon stork howdy everybody really enjoying this beautiful music just what i need
	2:09pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann" I've heard this as bed music somewhere, can't place it...
	🥁 2:10pm Michael 98145: ↳ fred @2:00 Not to mention the vampires of 'private equity' who are destroying health care in the US of A
	2:10pm abbazabba: ↳ nnaavvaall @1:56 That’s really cool. I remember the first time I heard out to lunch. I was utterly confused but also immediately addicted
	2:10pm Stork: ↳ T GRavel @2:09 Hi, T GRavel! So glad you like it too!!
	2:10pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:09 Maybe damping with your right palm?...(written by a lapsed guitar player)
	2:11pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann" Coryell and Sharrock together!
	2:12pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann" I know I've heard the beginning theme of this many times, but not the improv. The Sharrock part is great!
	2:14pm Stork: Hey forgot to post link last wee to Peter Keepnews' obit for James Moody: www.nytimes.com...
	2:14pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @2:12 Be strong! Resist!
	🥁 2:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:10 Well - playing a note @ a time - as he also does - as a Harmonic requires only ("only") knowing precisely where to put your finger on that side (without fretting) - & plucking with the other hand. But playing more than one Harmonic @ once is ...interesting... I can see doing it for an open chord (D,G & B strings in an 'A' chord shape for instance)...
	2:16pm Fred And Alan: Good Afternoon All
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and all
	2:17pm Stork: And bang bang here's Peter's obit for Larry Coryell: www.nytimes.com...
	2:17pm abbazabba: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:16 What’s up Coel!
	2:17pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:15 If I recall, only certain parts of the fingerboard will allow you to touch the string without fully fretting, and get a harmonic (at symmetrical divisions of the strig length). But I believe some get a sort of "fake harmonic" on other frets with a slight damp of the right palm (Robbie Robertson did this sort of thing, at least I think this is the case. I could be all wrong, labsed guitar player and all...)
	2:17pm Stork: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:16 Heya coel!!!
	2:18pm Stork: ↳ Fred And Alan @2:16 Fred and Alan - greetz!
	🥁 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:15 - or you can use your index finger to 'mark' the note & thumb on same hand to pluck - &tc. Point being he's putting in rather more practice & effort than the usual...
	2:18pm spodiodi: greetings, coelacanthØ!
	2:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ fred @2:14 It's like being a dieter...you do great for a while, then fall off the wagon with a big crash...
	🥁 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:17 Hm. Noted.
	2:19pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Rodrigo Reflections" by "Larry Coryell" Check this song out for harmonics, Rev. How the hell does he play them seemingly at any fret?
	2:20pm abbazabba: Speaking of harmonics on guitar , there was a video on Reddit recently of a 16 year old kid at his h.s. talent show absolutely killing evh’s eruption. Maybe the kids are alright and there’s hope after all. It was awesome
	🥁 2:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @2:19 Well - you can also fret - & pick Harmonics for the 'new' string length for any note you choose. You then have to know / intuit / calculate o the fly the 'symmetries' docjazz refers to (half the resonating string length, a third...) for each fretted position.
	2:22pm doctorjazz: And, to belabor this technical point, if you fret with your left hand, say on the 3rd fret, the spot on the string that is half way (and can generate a harmonic) is now 2 notes higher; you can use an index finger to touch that spot, with a different finger or a pick striking the string. Of course, I can't do ANY of this...
	🥁 2:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:22 Zackly.
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: aloha abba! spodi!
	2:23pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Rodrigo Reflections" by "Larry Coryell" Deliverance quotes!!
	🥁 2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Rodrigo Reflections" by "Larry Coryell" Not sure vigorous Townshend-like acoustic strumming & machine gun lead shredding are paired so often like this. You can hear why he was in the rarified league of the McLaughlins & DiMeolas.
	2:27pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @2:19 The Glen Passaic isn't helping I guess. Let's have another round
	2:29pm mic_a: Coryell & 11th House, live set for TV, Oslo, maximum jazz-rock era. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9dYOoLqwmE Good day, all.
	2:30pm Stork: ↳ fred @2:27 Let's keep having rounds until we're out of ammo.
	2:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Old Folks" by "Joey DeFrancesco" Joey DeFrancesco on trumpet? Never seen that! I actually did get to see him once, on Hammond Organ, which is how I know him
	2:31pm Stork: ↳ mic_a @2:29 Heya hi mic_a!
	2:32pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @2:30 Yeah, this is really wild - he's good!! not sure if this is a one-off.
	2:35pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @2:30 Was that thump someone falling off the wagon again?
	2:35pm abbazabba: ↳ Stork @2:32 He played trumpet pretty regularly. He usually kept it sitting on top of his keyboard
	2:37pm doctorjazz: ↳ abbazabba @2:35 Didn't know that-(he didn't pull it out when I saw him. he was quite good on that recording!)
	🥁 2:38pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Gypsy Queen" by "Larry Coryell" wild
	2:42pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @2:35 I don't know him nearly well enough - I must alter that state of affairs.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @2:42 same....
	🥁 2:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also notable I think Coryell started in Rawk & came @ everything from there ?
	2:45pm abbazabba: There’s a great show on YouTube from dizzy’s club where he busts out the trumpet
	2:46pm fred: ↳ Stork @2:30 That's such an American thing to say, but I'll drnnk it
	2:48pm ERIK / VermonT: Wow - “gypsy queen” has definitely opened my ears 👂 to Larry Coryell ! Never enjoyed him more ! Super thanks. Considering I lean towards Hendrix, John McLaughlin & Sonny Sharrock (& Not most other ‘jazz fusion’ guitarists), I’m guessing I should start deeper listening with those earliest years ?!?
	🥁 2:50pm Michael 98145: ↳ ERIK / VermonT @2:48 never heard that before now, either
	2:53pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Gypsy Queen" by "Larry Coryell" Had an "On the Corner" vibe to it.
	2:53pm Stork: ↳ ERIK / VermonT @2:48 Yeah, he really had a foot in each world - crazy psych rock and jazz. Some amazing records. HIs stuff with Gary Burton was really great too - besides the one we heard there's Duster and some other great records. Early fusion was truly fascinating.
	2:54pm Stork: ↳ chresti @2:53 Ooh, good reference!!
	🥁 2:56pm WR: ↳ spodiodi @12:55 Sorry so late replying, doing lunch dishes and misc house cleaning. I'm not recalling posting any pic like that. Sorry. Awfully forgetful these days.
	2:56pm Irene Trudel: Loving this Coryell tribute, Stork. It's been in the background / foreground as I prep our apartment for a long-overdue painting. (And as you know our apartment, there's lots of prep involved!)
	2:59pm fred: ↳ Irene Trudel @2:56 Are cats involved in the prep?
	2:59pm doctorjazz: If the cats are tired of their color, could redecorate them...
	3:00pm Stork: ↳ Irene Trudel @2:56 Wow, that is bear of a job! Partly because you guys have a crazy-big place by NY standards!
	3:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Ju Ju" by "Larry Coryell & Steve Khan" Great track!
	🥁 3:01pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Green Moss" by "Chico O'Farrill" interesting cover art .
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Michael 98145 @3:01 not a sista in the bunch
	3:04pm Stork: ↳ Michael 98145 @3:01 This record was made to advertise and accompany a perfume product called Nine Flags - with 0 different scents. This here's one of them. Take a sniff!!
	3:04pm Stork: ↳ Michael 98145 @3:01 This record was made to advertise and accompany a perfume product called Nine Flags - with 0 different scents. This here's one of them. Take a sniff!!
	3:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Green Moss" by "Chico O'Farrill" Sounds like this could be the Countsmen or Ellington grads (or maybe Wes Montgomery and his brothers cool) interesting O'Farrell (and Coryell-he even does Montgomery octaves).
	3:05pm Irene Trudel: ↳ Stork @3:00 Yeah, the Super caught me in the hall the other day and sad, "So when are we gonna paint your apartment?" and pushed me into agreeing they start Wednesday. You might reall, she asked while you were visiting last August. I said that wasn't good, but September was fine. I told he go get back to me. That's the last we spoke of it. This is the same Super who ignored our complaints about no heat over Christmas weekend.
	3:06pm Irene Trudel: ↳ Irene Trudel @3:05 "I told her to ..." Yeesh, what a typist!
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: it has a scratch n sniff cover too but the scents have faded
	3:06pm abbazabba: I’m not very familiar with Coryell either. Green Moss guitar part was nice!
	3:07pm Stork: ↳ Irene Trudel @3:06 Your landlord really seems like a schmuck.
	3:08pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell" Keep hearing the "Whole Lotta Love" riff.
	3:09pm chresti: ↳ Stork @3:08 I heard that too!
	🥁 3:09pm Michael 98145: ↳ Irene Trudel @3:05 Hope the Super isn't living rent-free -
	3:09pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Stork @3:08 it's in there
	3:09pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @3:05 He was a HUGE Montgomery accolyte coming up. It was the first record he learned phrase by phrase.
	3:09pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @3:08 Yup! This sounds more Rock Coryell!
	🥁 3:10pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell" "a place of delicate beauty and magical charm"
	3:10pm spodiodi: ↳ WR @2:56 me too. and it's possible i made it up. ;)
	3:13pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell" Somebody's Jimi-ing!!!
	3:15pm fred: ↳ Stork @3:13 RevRab63 is having a blast somewhere
	3:15pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Train and the River" by "Larry Coryell & Phil... Whole Lotta Harmonics!
	🥁 3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't hate Gittarz - it's only true...
	🥁 3:16pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "The Train and the River" by "Larry Coryell & Phil... twin guitars - an Irene track 😎
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Jimmy Giuffre Cover! Is that cool or what?
	🥁 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:16 ...I mean - I hate Gittarz as much as any of us should from overexposure by now. But I also love them indelibly to the center of my very cells...
	🥁 3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Train and the River" by "Larry Coryell & Phil... ...We Don't Need No Stinkin' Amplifiers... It's good to know there's more than 'Friday Night in San Francisco' for this sort of thing...
	🥁 3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Rene's Theme" by "Larry Coryell" ...& here they are together.
	3:20pm fred: Twin House, basically one for doc's record collection
	3:22pm doctorjazz: ↳ fred @3:20 True, don't have that much Coryell in the racks, but,, remember, I'm cutting down..😁
	🥁 3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Rene's Theme" by "Larry Coryell" Guessing they feel they're speaking to each other in a language few others know.
	3:24pm Dean: Water Lily Acoustics, a wonderful label. One of the most realistic--faithful--LPs I own is WLA, a recital by Hamza el Din.
	🥁 3:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All In for el Din.
	3:25pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @3:22 I'm sure your wife would have helpful ideas about that
	3:25pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Beyond The Flames" by "Dr. L. Subramaniam and Lar... May be dedicated to Django and Stephane, but doesn't sound at all like either of them (not a bad thing...)
	🥁 3:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:25 (for real)
	3:26pm Dean: I got to hear him live at McCabe's Guitar Shop long ago. Fantastic. Sounded almost as realistic as the LP.
	3:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:26 True Dat, sound in live venues can vary SO MUCH, not up to audiophile standards!!!😉
	3:27pm abbazabba: This is beautiful
	3:28pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @3:27 On of my abso fave finds!!
	3:29pm Dean: I kid, but that LP realized the audiophile cliche. El Din was right there in my living room. I suppose he was also right there at McCabe's, too.
	🥁 3:29pm Michael 98145: ↳ Dean @3:24 Good tip -- "Lily of the Nile" ?
	3:29pm Stork: Anyone order a pizzacato?
	3:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @3:29 with Pepperonicato, please
	3:30pm Dean: That's it, Michael 98145. Large? Yes, right here. Subramaniam, Coryell, and pepperoni.
	3:30pm Stork: ↳ Dean @3:29 Would love to hear that!
	3:31pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @3:30 Gettin hungry!
	3:31pm Dean: In fact, I'm preparing to make pizza dough tonight. And in fact, one pizza will be pepperoni.
	3:31pm Stork: ↳ Dean @3:30 :))))
	3:33pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @3:30 With a Glen Passaic, obviously
	3:36pm Dean: That WLA duet was likely recorded at the same Santa Barbara church where the El Din and many other WLAs were recorded. Kavi Alexander held out as long as he could sticking to analogue, only LPs, but he finally had to break down and go digital, with the continuing assistance of Tim de Paravicini. And that's when the Ry Cooder/V.M. Bhatt album appeared. I imagine its success solidified Alexander's commitment to digital.
	3:36pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Bolero" by "Larry Coryell" Pretty amazing!
	3:37pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:36 I see these were released (at least Beyond The Flames) as SACD.
	🥁 3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...second time hearing some Bolero today ...can't throw a dead cat what without hearing Bolero ...& these days one is obliged to presume some causal relation...
	3:37pm abbazabba: I’ve gotta run. Thank you Stork! Incredible show. Have a good week everyone
	3:38pm Dean: Yes, some were! I know, I'd love to get my hands on them. I might have one or two WLA SACDs.
	3:38pm fred: I just hate this piece, how it's been used in dance to applause (and my boredom). It's like Girl from Ipanema to me
	3:38pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @3:37 Thank you, abbazabba!! Come back soon!
	🥁 3:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @3:36 Ah - SantaBarbara ...my old starving grounds...
	🥁 3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ fred @3:38 Understandable ...but he's far afield here really...
	3:39pm Stork: HEY ALL - SOON I MUST TAKE MY LEAVE OF YOU - UH-BOO-HOO!! I'M OFF FOR EASTER - NOT SURE WHAT THE PLAN IS YET. BT HAPPY HOPPING, AND SEE YOU IN 2!!
	3:40pm Stork: ↳ Stork @3:39 "BUT"
	🥁 3:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Bolero" by "Larry Coryell" Shredding on 12Strings - again, like McLaughlin.
	🥁 3:42pm Ivan from Woodbridge: ↳ Stork @3:40 Suspense is killing me!
	3:42pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:38 Rick Wakeman is appearing at The City Winery later this week-still worth catching? (the show is subtitled, "his music and stories")
	3:42pm coelacanth∅: tchau abbazabba i'm hitting the bunny trail as well Thanks Stork! enjoy your week away tchau peeps
	🥁 3:42pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, DJ Stork
	3:43pm Dean: I think it would be fun just to hear Wakeman tell stories. I haven't followed his music at all since, well, the White Rock soundtrack.
	🥁 3:43pm Michael 98145: we have a dim-sum gathering for easter
	3:44pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @3:42 (actually don't think I can make it anyway, but thabks)
	3:44pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! see you next time
	3:44pm Dean: A buddy of mine is at the Big Ears festival these days. Caught Halvorson, Iyer, Zorn... Good line-up.
	3:44pm Stork: ↳ coelacanth∅ @3:42 see ya coel - thanks!!
	3:45pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:44 One of these days will get there-Jeff G (of Destination Out) is there.
	3:45pm Stork: ↳ spodiodi @3:44 yo, spodi! c-soon!
	🥁 3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always thot Wakeman was dour & overly earnest kind of ...but recently informed the opposite is so ! Probly much fun.
	3:46pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:44 Have seen Halvorson a few times this year, Zorn with the New Masada, haven't seen Iyer in quite a while...
	🥁 3:47pm Michael 98145: Put those palms together.
	3:47pm Dean: Wish I'd known about Jeff G.! Woulda put my friend on the lookout for him, just to say hi.
	3:47pm doctorjazz: Almosat Closing Time, Put mine on my tab, Thanks Storkeleh! Great show!
	3:48pm Dean: I guess I shoulda done the math, since I knew Jeff was traveling south.
	3:49pm doctorjazz: (I'd have to go to Big Ears myself, or find many distractions for MsJazz...)
	3:50pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @3:47 Happy bunny trails, doc.
	3:50pm doctorjazz: I don't think Jeff G mentioned it on his show, but he did post on another show's board about being or going there...
	🥁 3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Richard John Thompson ! Born: April 03, 1949, Notting Hill, London, England
	3:52pm Dean: I brought my wife-to-be to Victo only once, 2000, the year before we married. She went along for the ride, but she also got us great seats for one of the big shows. Waited in line at the venue. I remember a show with Xavier Charles, John Butcher, and Axel Dörner. We were seated near the front at the medium-sized venue. As you might expect, a very quiet show. My wife was put off by the sound of spittle issuing from the mouthpieces.
	3:52pm Dean: Maybe that was 2001...
	3:53pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:51 Cool, love RT! Seen him a couple of times this year. He's still amazing!
	3:54pm fred: Stork out next week, sponsored by doctorjazz' wife
	3:58pm Dean: Earlier recording with Subramaniam, Coryell, and Stu Goldberg: https://www.discogs.com/master/554617-Stu-Goldberg-with-Larry-Coryell-L-Subramaniam-Solos-Duos-Trios
	3:59pm spodiodi: thank you for a great show!
	🥁 3:59pm Ivan from Woodbridge: Thank you Stork! Enjoy!
	🥁 3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~
	3:59pm doctorjazz: That SACD on Amazon www.amazon.com...
	4:03pm chresti: Thank you Stork!
	4:12pm Stork: ↳ chresti @4:03 Thanks, chresti!!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from April 2, 2023

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April 2, 2023: A Little Booker Music and a Lotta Coryell
Trumpet gargantuan Booker Little packed a superb career into just a few years before dying at 23 from uremia, never recording a side that wasn't indispensable. By rights, he should be with us on this, his 85th birthday; Larry Coryell ranged far and wide over musical multiverses with virtuosity, incorrigibility, lyricism, and heart. Missing him today, on his 80th.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Booker Little	Opening Statement "Opening Statement" by "Booker Little"	Booker Little	Bass – Scott La Faro §§§Drums – Roy Haynes §§§Piano – Tommy Flanagan §§§Trumpet – Booker Little Recorded April 13, 15, 1960	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sunday Go2 DJ'n	"Sunday Go2 DJ'n"			0:08:47 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy With Booker Little	Far Cry	Far Cry	ERIC DOLPHY alto saxophone §§§BOOKER LITTLE trumpet §§§JAKI BYARD piano §§§RON CARTER bass §§§ROY HAYNES drums Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; December 21, 1960	0:13:38 (Pop-up)
Willie Rodriguez Octet	November Afternoon	The Soul Of Jazz Percussion	Don Ellis, Booker Little, trumpet; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Mal Waldron, piano; Addison Farmer, bass; 'Philly' Joe Jones, drums; Willie Rodriguez, congas; Ed Shaughnessy, percussion, vibes. NYC, spring 1960	0:17:31 (Pop-up)
Booker Little	Strength and Sanity	Out Front	RON CARTER bass ///MAX ROACH drums, vibraphone ///DON FRIEDMAN piano ///JULIAN PRIESTER trombone ///BOOKER LITTLE trumpet ///ERIC DOLPHY alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet —— Music composed by Booker Little, Recorded at Nola Penhouse Studios, New York City, March 17th & April 4th, 1961	0:20:17 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	The Damned Don't Cry	The Complete Africa Brass Sessions	John Coltrane Tenor Saxophone McCoy Tyner Piano Reggie Workman Bass Elvin Jones Drums Booker Little Trumpet Julian Priester Trombone Eric Dolphy Alto Saxophone, Flute, Bass Clarinet Freddie Hubbard Trumpet - -Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on May 23 & June 4, 1961	0:26:31 (Pop-up)
Abbey Lincoln	When Malindy Sings "When Malindy Sings" by "Abbey Lincoln"	Straight Ahead	Abbey Lincoln — vocals • Booker Little — trumpet • Julian Priester — trombone • Eric Dolphy — alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute, piccolo • Walter Benton, Coleman Hawkins — tenor saxophone • Mal Waldron — piano • Art Davis — bass • Max Roach — drums • Roger Sanders, Robert Whitley — congas - - Recorded at Nola Penthouse Studios, New York City 22nd February 1961	0:34:05 (Pop-up)
Booker Little	Looking Ahead "Looking Ahead" by "Booker Little"	Booker Little And Friend	Booker Little - trumpet • Julian Priester - trombone • George Coleman - tenor saxophone • Don Friedman - piano • Reggie Workman - bass • Pete LaRoca - drums • Recorded in New York City, Summer 1961	0:38:08 (Pop-up)
Armando Peraza Septet	Call To Arms	The Soul Of Jazz Percussion	Marcus Belgrave, Donald Byrd, Booker Little, trumpet; Mal Waldron, piano; Addison Farmer, bass; Ed Shaughnessy, drums; Armando Peraza, congas. NYC, spring 1960	0:45:31 (Pop-up)
Booker Little	Moonlight Becomes You	Booker Little 4 & Max Roach	Booker Little – trumpet • George Coleman – tenor saxophone • Tommy Flanagan – piano • Art Davis – bass • Max Roach – drums - - Recorded in New York City in October 1958 (at Nola Penthouse Studios	0:49:47 (Pop-up)
Teddy Charles New Directions Quartet	The Confined Few	Metronome Presents Jazz in the Garden at the Museum of Modern Art	Teddy Charles - vibraphone • Booker Little - trumpet • Booker Ervin - tenor saxophone • Mal Waldron - piano • Addison Farmer - bass • Ed Shaughnessy - drums • Recorded • August 25, 1960 • at • Museum of Modern Art, NYC	0:55:27 (Pop-up)
Max Roach	Garvey's Ghost "Garvey's Ghost" by "Max Roach"	Percussion Bitter Sweet	MAX ROACH drums ///ABBEY LINCOLN vocals ///ERIC DOLPHY alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute ///CLIFFORD JORDAN tenor saxophone ///MAL WALDRON piano ///ART DAVIS bass ///Congas – Carlos 'Potato' Valdez ///Cowbell – Carlos 'Totico' Eugenio ///BOOKER LITTLE trumpet ///JULIAN PRIESTER trombon. — Music composed by Max Roach. —— Recorded in New York City in August, 1961	1:03:41 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy and Booker Little Quintet	Booker's Waltz	At The Five Spot (complete edition)	Eric Dolphy — bass clarinet • Booker Little — trumpet • Mal Waldron — piano • Richard Davis — double bass • Ed Blackwell — drums - - Live at the Five Spot Café, New York, Sunday, July 16, 1961	1:11:32 (Pop-up)
Too Little Booker ! :-(	"Too Little Booker ! :-("			1:26:09 (Pop-up)
The Free Spirits	I'm Gonna Be Free	Out Of Sight And Sound	Larry Coryell – guitar, sitar • Columbus "Chip" Baker – guitar • Jim Pepper – saxophone • Chris Hills – bass guitar, vocals • Bob Moses – drums Recorded 1966 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey	1:33:10 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Two Minute Classical	Lady Coryell	Larry Coryell – guitars, bass, vocals • Bob Moses – drums Recorded 1968	1:36:36 (Pop-up)
Gary Burton Quartet with Orchestra	Some Dirge	A Genuine Tong Funeral	GARY BURTON vibes ::::::LARRY CORYELL guitar ::::::STEVE SWALLOW bass ::::::BOB MOSES drums ::::::STEVE LACY soprano saxophone ::::::MIKE MANTLER trumpet ::::::LEONARDO "GATO" BARBIERI tenor saxophone ::::::JIMMY KNEPPER trombone, bass trombone ::::::HOWARD JOHNSON Tba, baritones saxophone ::::::CARLA BLEY piano, organ, composer, conductor Recorded in New York in July 1967	1:38:43 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell & Emily Remler	Ill Wind	Together	Larry Coryell – electric guitar (Gibson Super 400 circa 1967) and acoustic guitar (Ovation Adamas) • Emily Remler – electric guitar (Borys[5]) and acoustic guitar (Ovation Adamas) - - Recorded August 1985 Studio Coast Recorders, San Francisco	1:46:29 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Gabriela's Song "Gabriela's Song" by "Larry Coryell"	Live From Bahia	LARRY CORYELL acoustic and electric guitars §§§DORI CAYMMI acoustic guitar and vocals §§§ROMERO LUBAMBO acoustic and electric guitars §§§BILLY COBHAM drums §§§DONALD HARRISON soprano sax §§§MARCIO MONTARROLLOS trumpet §§§LUIZ AVELLAR keyboards §§§NICO ASSUMPCAO electric bass §§§MONICA MILLET percussion §§§BASHIRI JOHNSON additional percussion §§§FRANCISCO CENTENO additional electric bass. - - Recorded on location in Salvador, Bahia at the Passeio Publico - - 1992	1:52:58 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Pavane For A Dead Princess	The Restful Mind	Larry Coryell – acoustic guitar - - Recorded 23rd Street Studios, New York City - 1975	1:55:57 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell & Philip Catherine	Manha de Carnaval (from Orfeu Negro)	Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic XI: The Last Call	Guitar – Larry Coryell, Philip Catherine - - In memory of Larry Coryell (April 2, 1943 - February 19, 2017), his last concert Recorded live in concert at the Philharmonie Berlin (KMS), January 24, 2017	2:01:35 (Pop-up)
Herbie Mann	Memphis Underground "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann"	Memphis Underground	Herbie Mann – flute • Reggie Young – guitar • Bobby Emmons – organ • Bobby Wood – electric and acoustic piano • Gene Chrisman – drums • Tommy Cogbill or Mike Leech - Fender bass (individual tracks not specified) • Also appearing on selected tracks: • Roy Ayers – vibes, conga on "Battle Hymn of the Republic" • Larry Coryell – guitar • Sonny Sharrock – guitar • Miroslav Vitouš - Fender bass on "Hold On, I'm Comin'" at American Sound Studio, Memphis, Tennessee	2:08:32 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Tyrone "Tyrone" by "Larry Coryell"	Basics	Drums – Bernard Purdie, Steve Haas; Electric Bass – Chuck Rainey, Ron Carter; Guitar, Vocals – Larry Coryell; Organ – Mike Mandel; Percussion – Ray Mantilla; - Recorded at Apostolic Studios in 1968/1969	2:15:36 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Rodrigo Reflections	European Impressions	recorded live at the 1978 Montreux Jazz Festival - July 23	2:18:36 (Pop-up)
Joey DeFrancesco	Old Folks "Old Folks" by "Joey DeFrancesco"	Wonderful! Wonderful!	Drums – Jimmy Cobb; Guitar – Larry Coryell; Trumpet – Joey DeFrancesco - - - 2012	2:25:56 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Gypsy Queen "Gypsy Queen" by "Larry Coryell"	Barefoot Boy	Larry Coryell – guitar • Steve Marcus – soprano saxophone (1, 3), tenor saxophone (2) • Mike Mandel – piano (3) • Mervin Bronson – bass (2, 3) • Roy Haynes – drums • Lawrence Killian – conga • Harry Wilkinson – percussion • Studio • Electric Lady Studios, New York	2:31:17 (Pop-up)
DJ Con Fusion	"DJ Con Fusion"			2:43:05 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Naima "Naima" by "Larry Coryell"	Monk, Trane, Miles & Me	Larry Coryell – guitar • John Hicks – piano • Santi Debriano – bass • Yoron Israel – drums • Recorded • May 28, 1998 • RVG	2:50:42 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell & Steve Khan	Ju Ju "Ju Ju" by "Larry Coryell & Steve Khan"	Two for the Road	Larry Coryell – guitar • Steve Khan – guitar • Recorded Live on tour 1975-1976	2:56:55 (Pop-up)
Chico O'Farrill	Green Moss "Green Moss" by "Chico O'Farrill"	Nine Flags	Chico O'Farrill - arranger, conductor • Clark Terry - trumpet, flugelhorn • J. J. Johnson - trombone - woodwinds • Seldon Powell - tenor saxophone • Larry Coryell - guitar • Pat Rebillot - piano • George Duvivier - bass • Gus Johnson - drums • Recorded • November 10, 11 & 14, 1966	3:00:04 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Souls Dirge "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell"	Fairyland	Larry Coryell – guitar, vocals • Chuck Rainey – bass • Bernard Purdie – drums - - recorded on June 18, 1971 at the Montreux Jazz Festival	3:04:59 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell & Philip Catherine	The Train and the River	Twin House	Larry Coryell – guitar • Philip Catherine – guitar • Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios London - -1977	3:14:23 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Rene's Theme "Rene's Theme" by "Larry Coryell"	Spaces	LARRY CORYELL guitar ///JOHN McLAUGHLIN guitar — VANGUARD Originally recorded in 1969	3:19:06 (Pop-up)
Dr. L. Subramaniam and Larry Coryell	Beyond The Flames	From The Ashes	This work is dedicated to Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli	3:23:12 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Bolero "Bolero" by "Larry Coryell"	Bolero & Scheherazade	Guitar – Larry Coryell - - recorded July 2, 1981	3:32:18 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Better Git Hit in Your Soul	Three or Four Shades of Blues	Charles Mingus: double bass, piano, vocals, arranger • Jack Walrath: trumpet • Ricky Ford: tenor saxophone • George Coleman: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone • Bob Neloms: piano • Philip Catherine: guitar • Larry Coryell: guitar • George Mraz: bass • Dannie Richmond: drums • Paul Jeffrey: arranger - - recorded March 9, 1977	3:42:39 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Right On Y'All "Right On Y'All" by "Larry Coryell"	The Eleventh House	Randy Brecker – French horn, trumpet • Larry Coryell – guitar • Mike Mandel – piano, synthesizer • Danny Trifan – bass • Alphonse Mouzon – drums, percussion Recorded 1973	3:47:14 (Pop-up)
DJ BOOTS SELF OUT DOOR	"DJ BOOTS SELF OUT DOOR"			3:51:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:49am adamdoesit: Hello Stork and swells! I’ll be enjoying this one from the archives after I work my way out of this overstuffed tin tube that, come showtime, will be hurtling its way across the Atlantic. In deference to the prior US administration’s restoration of import restrictions on Cuban rum, I’ve left instructions with Herr DJ Barkeep to pour Cuba Cautivas* all around. *Cuba Cautiva 2oz Glen Passaic 4oz Coca Cola, preferably Mexican or Passover Coke Wedge of lime 1. Place 4 ice cubes in a tall glass 2. Add Glen Passaic, top with Coke and garnish with lime 3. ??? 4. ¡REVOLUCIÓN!
	🥁 11:58am listener james from westwood: Good Sunday, Stork and all! "Glen Passaic" sounds like a caller to a radio show! But I'll take the drink over the talk show any day.
	11:59am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Stork and all other listeners!
	12:01pm Stork: A ready recipe!! Welcome adamdoesit!!!
	12:02pm egould: Diamond you snarky bastard!
	12:02pm Stork: All hail Listener james from westwood, and the ever-ready Andrew in Toronto!!
	12:02pm Stork: ↳ egould @12:02 Ain't he, though, egould?
	12:04pm watchpocket: Good hello Stork and all. Looking (and listening) forward to these birthday musical celebrations (and libations).
	12:04pm Irene Trudel: Good Afternoon, Stork and club-sters! Ready for someone to pour me one, adamdoesit. Hope you have a good trip.
	12:04pm Stork: ↳ watchpocket @12:04 Greetings, watchpocket!
	12:05pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork! room for one more?
	12:05pm StringOFperils: Yo Stork! I like that Booker Liittle cover art, thought it might have been Andy Warhol's illustrative work, but nope: Murray Stein on the design tip...but I digress
	12:06pm abbazabba: All hail! Stork is kicking out the jams!
	12:06pm Stork: ↳ Irene Trudel @12:04 At your service, dear Irene! Looking forward to you and Wendy and Julie tomorrow!!
	🥁 12:06pm David (in London): slips quietly into the Club in full Sherlock Holmes outfit: deerstalker, Inverness cape, Meerschaum pipe. Inspects the bar with magnifying glass, recognises 37 different types of tobacco, stops at a small shot. Ah Watson, the Glen Passaic is afoot! downs it swiftly, collapses into a crumpled heap wheezing Evening Stork, Club-goers!
	12:07pm spodiodi: and greetings to all the good clubfolk
	12:07pm Stork: ↳ StringOFperils @12:05 Not a bad guess, StringOFperils! I love his album covers for those Kenny Burrell records.
	🥁 12:08pm WR: Hi Stork and Stork Club streamers. Interesting to hear more of the radio show opening.
	12:08pm egould: Yeah safe travels adamdoesit. I’ll be sipping Evan Williams today. Making red beans and rice with smoked shank, fried chicken, collard greens with andouille, pimento cheese, and bbq ribs. It’s going to be a good Sunday.
	12:09pm Dean: Ryuichi Sakamoto, RIP https://www.npr.org/2023/04/02/959184720/ryuichi-sakamoto-a-godfather-of-electronic-pop-has-died
	12:10pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ spodiodi @12:07 hi spodi!
	12:11pm chresti: Greetings to Stork and swells!
	🥁 12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♈︎Aries, Year of Earth 🐅Tiger ' Booker Little Jr. (April 2, 1938 – October 5, 1961) was an American jazz trumpeter and composer. He appeared on many recordings in his short career, both as a sideman and as a leader. Little performed with Max Roach, John Coltrane, and Eric Dolphy and was strongly influenced by Sonny Rollins and Clifford Brown. He died aged 23. ' ⦿Sun in ♈︎Aries, year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram ' Larry Coryell (born Lorenz Albert Van DeLinder III; April 2, 1943 – February 19, 2017) was an American jazz guitarist. '
	12:15pm Stork: Howdy, howdy and howdy, WR, chresti and Dean ! ! !
	12:15pm spodiodi: howdy, Andrew! hi, chresti!\\//
	12:18pm spodiodi: and hello WR. glad to see you, so i can tell you that www.wfmu.org... sounds delicious. first i've heard of them. it's good? (it must be).
	🥁 12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @12:09 Prefer to learn of passings in FMU chats somehow - appreciated.
	🥁 12:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ spodiodi @12:18 Always see those atop mugs of something good. Most inviting.
	🥁 12:26pm David (in London): That's terrible news Dean, but thanks for letting us know.
	12:26pm spodiodi: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @12:25 i'll have to keep my eyes peeled. that sounds even better.
	12:27pm Stork: spodiodi, abbazabba, David in London - pardon my inattention! Heh-LOOOO!!!
	🥁 12:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Damned Don't Cry" by "John Coltrane" I suppose I have a minute for such an ensemble.
	🥁 12:32pm WR: ↳ spodiodi @12:18 I had not heard of until recently when it was the Dutch word of the day on Jan Turkenburg's Yes We Have No Mountains. wfmu.org... The when flying back from Amarillo Tx on Monday I got one as a snack. What I got was the size of a 50 cent coin, not the hand size waffle seen on Jan's playlist and other internet photos. It was ok. The caramel filling dominated the waffle wafer.
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: Brilliant Cal Massey number!
	12:34pm abbazabba: This is from one of the first jazz albums I ever bought. I will always love this
	12:36pm Stork: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:33 Dougie Dearest!
	12:36pm chresti: ↳ spodiodi @12:15 hi spodi!\\//
	🥁 12:37pm WR: ↳ WR @12:32 Jan wrote: "it's 'strope-wah-fol' not stroop waffle"
	🥁 12:42pm WR: ↳ WR @12:37 anyway, I made it my avatar for a few days because of the coincidence of seeing it on WFMU and then a few days later getting it, not because it is my new fave. Someone commented that they could get it from their local 7eleven or some such. But enough about that.
	12:43pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @12:34 I've had great experiences with Africa Brass - with and without imbibing drugs. The drugs never degraded the experience one bit.
	12:44pm Doug Schulkind: In December, my daughter will be older than Booker Little was when he died at 23. Such an incomprehensible loss.
	12:45pm Stork: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:44 Truly truly.
	12:48pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Call To Arms" by "Armando Peraza Septet" Re: Armando Peraza, via discogs: Latin Jazz Percussionist (born ca. May 30, 1924 in Havana, Cuba, died april 14, 2014 in San Francisco). Through his long associations with jazz pianist George Shearing, vibraphonist Cal Tjader and guitarist Carlos Santana, he has been internationally known from the 1950s through to the 1990s. Although primarily known as a bongocero and conguero, Peraza is also an innovative and accomplished dancer and composer. Peraza has been featured on classic recordings by Perez Prado, Machito, George Shearing, Charlie Parker, Tito Puente, Cal Tjader and Carlos Santana.
	🥁 12:50pm WR: ↳ Dean @12:09 Wikipedia says Sakamoto died March 28 but not announced to public until April 2. . . Thanks for the heads up, dean.
	🥁 12:52pm WR: ↳ Song: "Moonlight Becomes You" by "Booker Little" Very beautiful. Moving.
	12:53pm Stork: ↳ WR @12:52 My fave Booker recording at the moment.
	12:54pm Doug Schulkind: I'm mean, the cat is all of 20 years old on this deeply sophisticated ballad. The guys in the studio must've been struggling to suppress the jawdrops.
	12:55pm spodiodi: ↳ WR @12:32 ah, cool! thanks for the link and pronunciation. nice you got to try one on your flight home, even if it was a little small, and otherwise underwhelming. i'm more curious than ever to try one. related: i've been meaning to mention ever since you posted it, but i love that picture of you and you're friends standing in front of a car. that pic is about as cool as they come. who's car? ...and what kind?
	12:56pm spodiodi: your*
	12:57pm Stork: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:54 Superhumanly supple.
	🥁 1:00pm Michael 98145: Time tends to flow in a forward direction; hello, All.
	1:01pm abbazabba: ↳ Stork @12:48 Neat! He apparently was Karl perazzo’s mentor, who also played with some of those people. I only know him because of Phish, which I consider the greatest rock band of all time. Sorry
	1:03pm Stork: ↳ Michael 98145 @1:00 Heya Michael 98145!
	1:05pm HyperDose: This is outstanding
	1:05pm Stork: ↳ HyperDose @1:05 HyperDose! Get us high!!
	🥁 1:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So - he had one more year than Buddy Holly. Unbelievable. Died of uremia - presumably some kind of kidney failure.
	1:07pm abbazabba: Oh yeah, this is great
	1:08pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:06 Hey RevRabb - thanks for the info posts, as always! Yeah, what a nasty painful way to die back then. He suffered with pain for years. Left a wife and 4 kids.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Hi Club Goers! Just back from a blood donation, not supposed to drink alcohol, so make mine a virgin Glen Passaic
	1:10pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:08 Bartender! An Oxymoron for doc! Straight up or on the rocks, doc?
	1:10pm Stork: ↳ Stork @1:10 Thanks for donating, btw!! Such a mensch!
	1:12pm Katharsis: Hellos stork, storks. I have an art show today at the cabaret.
	1:13pm Stork: ↳ Katharsis @1:12 Greetings, Katharsis!
	1:14pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Booker's Waltz" by "Eric Dolphy and Booker Little... Little is just insanely good.
	1:18pm fred: I knew it was coming, but Sakamoto's death still hurts
	🥁 1:22pm Michael 98145: So much great 1960s jazz
	1:26pm Dean: @doctorjazz: Bloody Mary isn't a fair compromise?
	1:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:06 I have pretty much all of this music, but nice to hear it curated (will catch up with the 1st hour tomorrow morning). It's great stuff; an original conception is not easy to come by (not just his playing, but the compositions and arrangements of Little's music are amazing). As far as dying of "uremia", I've never quite gotten that, and can't find anything that gives more details. It definitely is a result of kidney failure (literally urine not being excreted collecting in the bloodstream). You can be born with kidneys that don't function (but it would be odd to just find that out in your 20's). A kidney infection would be the other most common reason for the kidneys to fail; severe infections will enlarge the kidneys and cause them to stop functioning. This could be from drug use (though I can't find anything suggesting Little was a junkie), but you can get kidney infections just randomly. If treated early, you shouldn't get kidney damage/failure, but with the state of health care for musicians in general, Black musicians in specific, there very likely could be delays in diagnosis and/or treatment.
	1:27pm nnaavvaall: I love Eric Dolphy very much. Booker Little I don't know that well, so thanks for playing his music, DJ Stork.
	1:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @1:26 Just pass me the horseradish!
	1:28pm doctorjazz: A nice Booker Little Bio-jazzprofiles.blogspot.com...
	1:29pm nnaavvaall: ↳ doctorjazz @1:28 Thank you!
	1:30pm Dean: Fresh horseradish, at that. I have to believe that it has been medically proven that one good whiff of fresh grated horseradish will cure anything.
	1:30pm nnaavvaall: OM Gosh he died so young!
	1:32pm Dean: At 23 I could barely spell.
	🥁 1:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @1:27 - & of course - Eric Dolphy passed brutally young as well - partly because of medical neglect in Europe ?? Being terminally ill While Black even ?? Perhaps I infer too much...
	1:35pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:34 Hard to say. I never got a clear picture of Eric's death. I do know that his music has saved me on many occasion.
	1:36pm Stork: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:34 Dolphy died very very unnecessarily in a Berlin hospital. Just unforgivable.
	1:36pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Stork @1:36 So it was neglect?
	1:39pm nnaavvaall: ↳ nnaavvaall @1:36 His base clarinet playing would send me places that were very far away from my home turmoil. It was like taking a vacation. Funny, the Berlin Concerts were the records I went to the most.
	🥁 1:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "I'm Gonna Be Free" by "The Free Spirits" Interesting we should start with this track known to 1960s GaragePsych heads !
	1:40pm bobobob plasticland drmer: seen Larry Coryell twice in Illinois..Once at The Blue Moon small club ..and with the Eleventh House .joe seigel jazz showcase Chicago..Maceo parker trumpet
	🥁 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @1:36 Dolphy died of diabetic symptoms iirc ?
	1:41pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:40 Oh that's really sad. Wow.
	1:41pm chresti: ↳ Dean @1:30 I love fresh horseradish.
	1:41pm Stork: ↳ nnaavvaall @1:36 Yeah, you can check it on Wiki or there's a great docu or two - don't have the links. Basically he lay untreated for an acute diabetic shock/coma - thinking that, and i quote "we thought he was a black guy - musician so he must be a junkie, going through withdrawal - so we just let him alone.
	1:42pm bobobob: also seen G Burton....Penny Goodwin Metheny..Steve swallow etc in Madison Wi
	1:42pm Stork: ↳ Stork @1:41 or words to that effect
	1:42pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Stork @1:41 OMG That's Awful!!
	1:43pm fred: ↳ Stork @1:42 Those words did effect for sure
	🥁 1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cause ...nobody dies from withdrawal. Except they do.
	1:43pm nnaavvaall: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:43 right so it was neglect.
	1:44pm Stork: ↳ Stork @1:42 They didn't even do a blood test
	1:45pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Some Dirge" by "Gary Burton Quartet with Orchestra" Steve Swallow is tearing me up over here.
	1:45pm fred: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:43 Dolphy wasn't in withdrawal, he was diabetic
	1:46pm Dean: Rev's point was that even if it were withdrawal, you don't treat it by ignoring the patient.
	1:46pm abbazabba: ↳ Stork @1:41 Jesus. So sad
	🥁 1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @1:46 Right.
	1:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:41 I've been Googling Dophy's passing a bit-it's a bit controversial whether he was mistreated/ignored or not. From what I've read, he was in diabetic coma, but hadn't had a history of diabetes previously. Some say he was ignored and felt to be in a drug overdose, but I've read elsewhere that he was given insulin, which would be appropriate in diabetic shock. In general, presenting to a hospital with diabetic shock is very nasty-mortality, even with perfect management, is very high. Your body has alreaedy shut down, and bringing it back is possible, but not automatic. People still die when they are admitted in diabetic shock, come, acidosis. (of course, it wouldn't be unusual for a Black Man to get substandard treatment, more so in the US, I'd think, but I don't think it's possible to know at this point in time without seeing the medical records).
	1:51pm Dean: Coryell was always in my peripheral vision during the '70s, "prog-adjacent" is how we'd put it today, much like Mahavishnu Orchestra, on whom I more clearly focused. I'd go to Moby Disc in Van Nuys, rifle through the racks: German prog, British prog, Italian prog...Larry Coryell...hmmm?
	1:52pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @1:46 Dolphy didn't even smoke, and rarely drank.
	1:52pm fred: ↳ Dean @1:46 Though sometimes you do. No fun there but friends told me triage is maybe the worst part of the job. Nurses do it, not doctors
	1:53pm Dean: For sure, triage can be a game changer. It's all about the path dependency.
	1:56pm nnaavvaall: I remember when my brother played me Eric Dolphy for the first time. I was stunned. Up until then, jazz didn't really hit me, and, although I respected it, I thought it was for old people. I think I was 14. But Eric immediately spoke to me. It was his tone, I think, that got to me. It was so warm and human.
	1:58pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @1:51 Thanks for that perspective, doc. I had such a strong impression that he was neglected, having watched a documentary with a guy working in the hopsital when they brought him in, and he was the one who made those remarks about his race, etc. And wouldn't a blood test have determined his condition right away?
	1:59pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Pavane For A Dead Princess" by "Larry Coryell" Have this LP, love this track (and lots more of this album)
	2:00pm fred: ↳ Dean @1:53 Of course you could have enough doctors on call, but then think of the CEOs! They might make less, and who wants that?
	2:04pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @1:59 So that's one you won't add to your cart today
	2:06pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @1:58 I was a little tyke in 1964, but I'd think it would be automatic to check glucose in an Emergency Room (at least now, it can be checked in a minute from a fingerstick blood sample); you could be in coma for many reasons but a high blood glucose is easy to diagnose and has specific treatment. You could also be in coma from a low blood glucose, easily treated with IV glucose, so not checking glucose (at least now) is unimaginable (a junkie with exposure, not eating, could very well have a low glucose, drug use and low glucose could go together, still would need to be checked)
	2:07pm doctorjazz: ↳ fred @2:04 Really DO need to cut back (have resisted many, but not all, temptations). Should be getting rid of stuff at this point in life, instead of accumulating more. Oh well...
	🥁 2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Manha de Carnaval (from Orfeu Negro)" by "Larry C... Sounds like he's playing a whole chord @ once as Harmonics almost ? Not sure how you even do that...
	2:09pm T GRavel: good afternooon stork howdy everybody really enjoying this beautiful music just what i need
	2:09pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann" I've heard this as bed music somewhere, can't place it...
	🥁 2:10pm Michael 98145: ↳ fred @2:00 Not to mention the vampires of 'private equity' who are destroying health care in the US of A
	2:10pm abbazabba: ↳ nnaavvaall @1:56 That’s really cool. I remember the first time I heard out to lunch. I was utterly confused but also immediately addicted
	2:10pm Stork: ↳ T GRavel @2:09 Hi, T GRavel! So glad you like it too!!
	2:10pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:09 Maybe damping with your right palm?...(written by a lapsed guitar player)
	2:11pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann" Coryell and Sharrock together!
	2:12pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Memphis Underground" by "Herbie Mann" I know I've heard the beginning theme of this many times, but not the improv. The Sharrock part is great!
	2:14pm Stork: Hey forgot to post link last wee to Peter Keepnews' obit for James Moody: www.nytimes.com...
	2:14pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @2:12 Be strong! Resist!
	🥁 2:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:10 Well - playing a note @ a time - as he also does - as a Harmonic requires only ("only") knowing precisely where to put your finger on that side (without fretting) - & plucking with the other hand. But playing more than one Harmonic @ once is ...interesting... I can see doing it for an open chord (D,G & B strings in an 'A' chord shape for instance)...
	2:16pm Fred And Alan: Good Afternoon All
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and all
	2:17pm Stork: And bang bang here's Peter's obit for Larry Coryell: www.nytimes.com...
	2:17pm abbazabba: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:16 What’s up Coel!
	2:17pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:15 If I recall, only certain parts of the fingerboard will allow you to touch the string without fully fretting, and get a harmonic (at symmetrical divisions of the strig length). But I believe some get a sort of "fake harmonic" on other frets with a slight damp of the right palm (Robbie Robertson did this sort of thing, at least I think this is the case. I could be all wrong, labsed guitar player and all...)
	2:17pm Stork: ↳ coelacanth∅ @2:16 Heya coel!!!
	2:18pm Stork: ↳ Fred And Alan @2:16 Fred and Alan - greetz!
	🥁 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @2:15 - or you can use your index finger to 'mark' the note & thumb on same hand to pluck - &tc. Point being he's putting in rather more practice & effort than the usual...
	2:18pm spodiodi: greetings, coelacanthØ!
	2:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ fred @2:14 It's like being a dieter...you do great for a while, then fall off the wagon with a big crash...
	🥁 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:17 Hm. Noted.
	2:19pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Rodrigo Reflections" by "Larry Coryell" Check this song out for harmonics, Rev. How the hell does he play them seemingly at any fret?
	2:20pm abbazabba: Speaking of harmonics on guitar , there was a video on Reddit recently of a 16 year old kid at his h.s. talent show absolutely killing evh’s eruption. Maybe the kids are alright and there’s hope after all. It was awesome
	🥁 2:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stork @2:19 Well - you can also fret - & pick Harmonics for the 'new' string length for any note you choose. You then have to know / intuit / calculate o the fly the 'symmetries' docjazz refers to (half the resonating string length, a third...) for each fretted position.
	2:22pm doctorjazz: And, to belabor this technical point, if you fret with your left hand, say on the 3rd fret, the spot on the string that is half way (and can generate a harmonic) is now 2 notes higher; you can use an index finger to touch that spot, with a different finger or a pick striking the string. Of course, I can't do ANY of this...
	🥁 2:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ doctorjazz @2:22 Zackly.
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: aloha abba! spodi!
	2:23pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Rodrigo Reflections" by "Larry Coryell" Deliverance quotes!!
	🥁 2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Rodrigo Reflections" by "Larry Coryell" Not sure vigorous Townshend-like acoustic strumming & machine gun lead shredding are paired so often like this. You can hear why he was in the rarified league of the McLaughlins & DiMeolas.
	2:27pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @2:19 The Glen Passaic isn't helping I guess. Let's have another round
	2:29pm mic_a: Coryell & 11th House, live set for TV, Oslo, maximum jazz-rock era. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9dYOoLqwmE Good day, all.
	2:30pm Stork: ↳ fred @2:27 Let's keep having rounds until we're out of ammo.
	2:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Old Folks" by "Joey DeFrancesco" Joey DeFrancesco on trumpet? Never seen that! I actually did get to see him once, on Hammond Organ, which is how I know him
	2:31pm Stork: ↳ mic_a @2:29 Heya hi mic_a!
	2:32pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @2:30 Yeah, this is really wild - he's good!! not sure if this is a one-off.
	2:35pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @2:30 Was that thump someone falling off the wagon again?
	2:35pm abbazabba: ↳ Stork @2:32 He played trumpet pretty regularly. He usually kept it sitting on top of his keyboard
	2:37pm doctorjazz: ↳ abbazabba @2:35 Didn't know that-(he didn't pull it out when I saw him. he was quite good on that recording!)
	🥁 2:38pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Gypsy Queen" by "Larry Coryell" wild
	2:42pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @2:35 I don't know him nearly well enough - I must alter that state of affairs.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @2:42 same....
	🥁 2:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also notable I think Coryell started in Rawk & came @ everything from there ?
	2:45pm abbazabba: There’s a great show on YouTube from dizzy’s club where he busts out the trumpet
	2:46pm fred: ↳ Stork @2:30 That's such an American thing to say, but I'll drnnk it
	2:48pm ERIK / VermonT: Wow - “gypsy queen” has definitely opened my ears 👂 to Larry Coryell ! Never enjoyed him more ! Super thanks. Considering I lean towards Hendrix, John McLaughlin & Sonny Sharrock (& Not most other ‘jazz fusion’ guitarists), I’m guessing I should start deeper listening with those earliest years ?!?
	🥁 2:50pm Michael 98145: ↳ ERIK / VermonT @2:48 never heard that before now, either
	2:53pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Gypsy Queen" by "Larry Coryell" Had an "On the Corner" vibe to it.
	2:53pm Stork: ↳ ERIK / VermonT @2:48 Yeah, he really had a foot in each world - crazy psych rock and jazz. Some amazing records. HIs stuff with Gary Burton was really great too - besides the one we heard there's Duster and some other great records. Early fusion was truly fascinating.
	2:54pm Stork: ↳ chresti @2:53 Ooh, good reference!!
	🥁 2:56pm WR: ↳ spodiodi @12:55 Sorry so late replying, doing lunch dishes and misc house cleaning. I'm not recalling posting any pic like that. Sorry. Awfully forgetful these days.
	2:56pm Irene Trudel: Loving this Coryell tribute, Stork. It's been in the background / foreground as I prep our apartment for a long-overdue painting. (And as you know our apartment, there's lots of prep involved!)
	2:59pm fred: ↳ Irene Trudel @2:56 Are cats involved in the prep?
	2:59pm doctorjazz: If the cats are tired of their color, could redecorate them...
	3:00pm Stork: ↳ Irene Trudel @2:56 Wow, that is bear of a job! Partly because you guys have a crazy-big place by NY standards!
	3:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Ju Ju" by "Larry Coryell & Steve Khan" Great track!
	🥁 3:01pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Green Moss" by "Chico O'Farrill" interesting cover art .
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Michael 98145 @3:01 not a sista in the bunch
	3:04pm Stork: ↳ Michael 98145 @3:01 This record was made to advertise and accompany a perfume product called Nine Flags - with 0 different scents. This here's one of them. Take a sniff!!
	3:04pm Stork: ↳ Michael 98145 @3:01 This record was made to advertise and accompany a perfume product called Nine Flags - with 0 different scents. This here's one of them. Take a sniff!!
	3:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Green Moss" by "Chico O'Farrill" Sounds like this could be the Countsmen or Ellington grads (or maybe Wes Montgomery and his brothers cool) interesting O'Farrell (and Coryell-he even does Montgomery octaves).
	3:05pm Irene Trudel: ↳ Stork @3:00 Yeah, the Super caught me in the hall the other day and sad, "So when are we gonna paint your apartment?" and pushed me into agreeing they start Wednesday. You might reall, she asked while you were visiting last August. I said that wasn't good, but September was fine. I told he go get back to me. That's the last we spoke of it. This is the same Super who ignored our complaints about no heat over Christmas weekend.
	3:06pm Irene Trudel: ↳ Irene Trudel @3:05 "I told her to ..." Yeesh, what a typist!
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: it has a scratch n sniff cover too but the scents have faded
	3:06pm abbazabba: I’m not very familiar with Coryell either. Green Moss guitar part was nice!
	3:07pm Stork: ↳ Irene Trudel @3:06 Your landlord really seems like a schmuck.
	3:08pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell" Keep hearing the "Whole Lotta Love" riff.
	3:09pm chresti: ↳ Stork @3:08 I heard that too!
	🥁 3:09pm Michael 98145: ↳ Irene Trudel @3:05 Hope the Super isn't living rent-free -
	3:09pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Stork @3:08 it's in there
	3:09pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @3:05 He was a HUGE Montgomery accolyte coming up. It was the first record he learned phrase by phrase.
	3:09pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @3:08 Yup! This sounds more Rock Coryell!
	🥁 3:10pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell" "a place of delicate beauty and magical charm"
	3:10pm spodiodi: ↳ WR @2:56 me too. and it's possible i made it up. ;)
	3:13pm Stork: ↳ Song: "Souls Dirge" by "Larry Coryell" Somebody's Jimi-ing!!!
	3:15pm fred: ↳ Stork @3:13 RevRab63 is having a blast somewhere
	3:15pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Train and the River" by "Larry Coryell & Phil... Whole Lotta Harmonics!
	🥁 3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't hate Gittarz - it's only true...
	🥁 3:16pm Michael 98145: ↳ Song: "The Train and the River" by "Larry Coryell & Phil... twin guitars - an Irene track 😎
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Jimmy Giuffre Cover! Is that cool or what?
	🥁 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:16 ...I mean - I hate Gittarz as much as any of us should from overexposure by now. But I also love them indelibly to the center of my very cells...
	🥁 3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Train and the River" by "Larry Coryell & Phil... ...We Don't Need No Stinkin' Amplifiers... It's good to know there's more than 'Friday Night in San Francisco' for this sort of thing...
	🥁 3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Rene's Theme" by "Larry Coryell" ...& here they are together.
	3:20pm fred: Twin House, basically one for doc's record collection
	3:22pm doctorjazz: ↳ fred @3:20 True, don't have that much Coryell in the racks, but,, remember, I'm cutting down..😁
	🥁 3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Rene's Theme" by "Larry Coryell" Guessing they feel they're speaking to each other in a language few others know.
	3:24pm Dean: Water Lily Acoustics, a wonderful label. One of the most realistic--faithful--LPs I own is WLA, a recital by Hamza el Din.
	🥁 3:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All In for el Din.
	3:25pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @3:22 I'm sure your wife would have helpful ideas about that
	3:25pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Beyond The Flames" by "Dr. L. Subramaniam and Lar... May be dedicated to Django and Stephane, but doesn't sound at all like either of them (not a bad thing...)
	🥁 3:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:25 (for real)
	3:26pm Dean: I got to hear him live at McCabe's Guitar Shop long ago. Fantastic. Sounded almost as realistic as the LP.
	3:27pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:26 True Dat, sound in live venues can vary SO MUCH, not up to audiophile standards!!!😉
	3:27pm abbazabba: This is beautiful
	3:28pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @3:27 On of my abso fave finds!!
	3:29pm Dean: I kid, but that LP realized the audiophile cliche. El Din was right there in my living room. I suppose he was also right there at McCabe's, too.
	🥁 3:29pm Michael 98145: ↳ Dean @3:24 Good tip -- "Lily of the Nile" ?
	3:29pm Stork: Anyone order a pizzacato?
	3:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Stork @3:29 with Pepperonicato, please
	3:30pm Dean: That's it, Michael 98145. Large? Yes, right here. Subramaniam, Coryell, and pepperoni.
	3:30pm Stork: ↳ Dean @3:29 Would love to hear that!
	3:31pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @3:30 Gettin hungry!
	3:31pm Dean: In fact, I'm preparing to make pizza dough tonight. And in fact, one pizza will be pepperoni.
	3:31pm Stork: ↳ Dean @3:30 :))))
	3:33pm fred: ↳ doctorjazz @3:30 With a Glen Passaic, obviously
	3:36pm Dean: That WLA duet was likely recorded at the same Santa Barbara church where the El Din and many other WLAs were recorded. Kavi Alexander held out as long as he could sticking to analogue, only LPs, but he finally had to break down and go digital, with the continuing assistance of Tim de Paravicini. And that's when the Ry Cooder/V.M. Bhatt album appeared. I imagine its success solidified Alexander's commitment to digital.
	3:36pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Bolero" by "Larry Coryell" Pretty amazing!
	3:37pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:36 I see these were released (at least Beyond The Flames) as SACD.
	🥁 3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...second time hearing some Bolero today ...can't throw a dead cat what without hearing Bolero ...& these days one is obliged to presume some causal relation...
	3:37pm abbazabba: I’ve gotta run. Thank you Stork! Incredible show. Have a good week everyone
	3:38pm Dean: Yes, some were! I know, I'd love to get my hands on them. I might have one or two WLA SACDs.
	3:38pm fred: I just hate this piece, how it's been used in dance to applause (and my boredom). It's like Girl from Ipanema to me
	3:38pm Stork: ↳ abbazabba @3:37 Thank you, abbazabba!! Come back soon!
	🥁 3:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @3:36 Ah - SantaBarbara ...my old starving grounds...
	🥁 3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ fred @3:38 Understandable ...but he's far afield here really...
	3:39pm Stork: HEY ALL - SOON I MUST TAKE MY LEAVE OF YOU - UH-BOO-HOO!! I'M OFF FOR EASTER - NOT SURE WHAT THE PLAN IS YET. BT HAPPY HOPPING, AND SEE YOU IN 2!!
	3:40pm Stork: ↳ Stork @3:39 "BUT"
	🥁 3:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Bolero" by "Larry Coryell" Shredding on 12Strings - again, like McLaughlin.
	🥁 3:42pm Ivan from Woodbridge: ↳ Stork @3:40 Suspense is killing me!
	3:42pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:38 Rick Wakeman is appearing at The City Winery later this week-still worth catching? (the show is subtitled, "his music and stories")
	3:42pm coelacanth∅: tchau abbazabba i'm hitting the bunny trail as well Thanks Stork! enjoy your week away tchau peeps
	🥁 3:42pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, DJ Stork
	3:43pm Dean: I think it would be fun just to hear Wakeman tell stories. I haven't followed his music at all since, well, the White Rock soundtrack.
	🥁 3:43pm Michael 98145: we have a dim-sum gathering for easter
	3:44pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @3:42 (actually don't think I can make it anyway, but thabks)
	3:44pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! see you next time
	3:44pm Dean: A buddy of mine is at the Big Ears festival these days. Caught Halvorson, Iyer, Zorn... Good line-up.
	3:44pm Stork: ↳ coelacanth∅ @3:42 see ya coel - thanks!!
	3:45pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:44 One of these days will get there-Jeff G (of Destination Out) is there.
	3:45pm Stork: ↳ spodiodi @3:44 yo, spodi! c-soon!
	🥁 3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always thot Wakeman was dour & overly earnest kind of ...but recently informed the opposite is so ! Probly much fun.
	3:46pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @3:44 Have seen Halvorson a few times this year, Zorn with the New Masada, haven't seen Iyer in quite a while...
	🥁 3:47pm Michael 98145: Put those palms together.
	3:47pm Dean: Wish I'd known about Jeff G.! Woulda put my friend on the lookout for him, just to say hi.
	3:47pm doctorjazz: Almosat Closing Time, Put mine on my tab, Thanks Storkeleh! Great show!
	3:48pm Dean: I guess I shoulda done the math, since I knew Jeff was traveling south.
	3:49pm doctorjazz: (I'd have to go to Big Ears myself, or find many distractions for MsJazz...)
	3:50pm Stork: ↳ doctorjazz @3:47 Happy bunny trails, doc.
	3:50pm doctorjazz: I don't think Jeff G mentioned it on his show, but he did post on another show's board about being or going there...
	🥁 3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Richard John Thompson ! Born: April 03, 1949, Notting Hill, London, England
	3:52pm Dean: I brought my wife-to-be to Victo only once, 2000, the year before we married. She went along for the ride, but she also got us great seats for one of the big shows. Waited in line at the venue. I remember a show with Xavier Charles, John Butcher, and Axel Dörner. We were seated near the front at the medium-sized venue. As you might expect, a very quiet show. My wife was put off by the sound of spittle issuing from the mouthpieces.
	3:52pm Dean: Maybe that was 2001...
	3:53pm doctorjazz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:51 Cool, love RT! Seen him a couple of times this year. He's still amazing!
	3:54pm fred: Stork out next week, sponsored by doctorjazz' wife
	3:58pm Dean: Earlier recording with Subramaniam, Coryell, and Stu Goldberg: https://www.discogs.com/master/554617-Stu-Goldberg-with-Larry-Coryell-L-Subramaniam-Solos-Duos-Trios
	3:59pm spodiodi: thank you for a great show!
	🥁 3:59pm Ivan from Woodbridge: Thank you Stork! Enjoy!
	🥁 3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Stork ~
	3:59pm doctorjazz: That SACD on Amazon www.amazon.com...
	4:03pm chresti: Thank you Stork!
	4:12pm Stork: ↳ chresti @4:03 Thanks, chresti!!

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