WFMU: Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from July 13, 2024

Listener comments!
	2:00pm neveract: Good afternoon Dave
	2:02pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ neveract @2:00 welcome neveract...
	2:12pm doctorjazz: Hi Dave, Phillip!
	2:12pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ doctorjazz @2:12 hey doc.....
	2:13pm doctorjazz: Was at the Micros show last night, GREAT SETS (made most of the 1st set, all of the 2nd)
	2:13pm doctorjazz: Curious about the instrument-Phillip didn't play the straight sax last night...
	2:15pm neveract: Brian Landrus just released an Ellington/Strayhorn album..
	2:15pm doctorjazz: ↳ neveract @2:15 Hi neveract!
	2:16pm neveract: ↳ doctorjazz @2:15 Hey doc!
	2:22pm doctorjazz: An old Micros Groupie here (not that you'd want me...). Caught many of the shows back in the day, and most of the reunions!
	2:36pm Dean: You two are disproving Fear's claim that New York's alright if you like saxophone.
	2:45pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ Dean @2:36 mmmmm Dean
	🥁 2:50pm WR: Hello Dave and honored guest Phillip Johnston.
	2:53pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ WR @2:50 hey WR....
	3:00pm Dean: That was fabulous.
	3:02pm Dean: Per wikipedia, "The title appears to come from a line in the 1928 blues song 'I Will Turn Your Money Green', by Furry Lewis, which was included on records issued in 1953, 1959 and 1961."
	3:09pm doctorjazz: Reverand Gary Davis, I believe (Keep your lamp...)
	3:10pm Dean: Gonna have to spin First Pull Up, Then Pull Down, the Hot Tuna album on which that tune appears.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Saw Jorma Kaukonen play Lamp" recently, was still great (Steven Bernstein sat in)
	3:14pm doctorjazz: Blind Willie Johnson did it earlier...
	3:15pm Phillip Johnston: From my score: Trad. Recorded by Blind Willie Johnson 1928, Reverend Gary davis, 1956, Mississippi Fred McDowell 1959. Arr. Phillip Johnston
	3:17pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning" by "The Grea... Thurs is great, have to grab this CD!
	3:21pm Dean: Good lord, Fahey does "Keep Your Lamps" with his "orchestra."
	3:22pm Dean: And, lo, Hot Tuna first covered it on their debut album, which was recorded about three blocks from where I sit.
	3:23pm Dean: Rather, it appears as a bonus track on a reissue of the first Hot Tuna album.
	3:24pm doctorjazz: Show is getting me through the usual NJ Transit screw ups...
	3:27pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ doctorjazz @3:24 glad to help doc....
	3:30pm doctorjazz: Any other Phillip Johnston Gigs in the NY area?
	3:43pm Phillip Johnston: Not this time around I'm afraid..
	3:43pm Phillip Johnston: Thanks for asking, though.
	3:44pm Phillip Johnston: Hey nobody told me there'd be math!
	🥁 3:45pm WR: Ska is a me bop?
	3:46pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ WR @3:45 could be WR...
	3:50pm ironybread: Have been desperately in love with the Micros since 1991, when they performed in Sun Valley, Idaho, and did "Happy Birthday to You" to an audience member in 6 keys at once.
	3:54pm ironybread: The Micros version of "Johnny Come Lately" is one of the hardest-driving sonofagun tracks them boys ever did, and should be on the soundtrack of a heist film.
	3:55pm Dean: Is the name he's looking for Maurizio Comandini or something similar?
	🥁 3:55pm WR: still all ears out hears.
	3:56pm Dean: Comandino?
	4:00pm Dean: According to the liner notes to Pork Chop Blue Around the Rind, he "started it all."
	4:02pm Phillip Johnston: Yes! Thank you, Maurizio! How did you dig that up?
	4:02pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ ironybread @3:50 Utah, Idaho
	4:03pm Phillip Johnston: Comandini is right.
	4:03pm Dean: Discogs, found the image of the liner notes to the first Fast 'n' Bulbous album, enlarged it using Preview.
	4:03pm wimpy: That beefheart cover was pretty rad, I’ll definitely be checking out the album
	4:04pm ironybread: ↳ Dave Sewelson @4:02 Corner of Lobster & Lobster
	4:06pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ wimpy @4:03 dig it wimpy....
	4:13pm Dean: Dave Sewelson, Dave Sewelson...rings a bell.
	4:14pm Dean: A marvelous coincidence, the reference to Jelly Roll Morton, whom Bob Brainen plays weekly on the show preceding Dave's!
	4:18pm ironybread: I'll just shout at the sky "Boy I wish the Micros would come back to L.A." and leave it at that, I know this business is a heartbreak ;)
	4:22pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave, Phillip and all!
	4:24pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ Gina Bacon @4:22 GINAGINAGINAGINA
	4:26pm ironybread: How Can You Be In Two Armies At Once When You're Not A Firesign Theatre Reference At All
	4:28pm ironybread: I recommend that everyone visit phillipjohnston.com where you can find our Mr. Johnston's email address, and insist that he add you to his newsletter mailing list. I bet he'll do it.
	4:30pm Erik abides VT: ↳ Song: "Everyone Deserves Everything All the Time" by "Th... Wowee Zowee that’s the shizz-nits! favorite vibes…👏👏👏 thank uze. -¿did Phillip say that was a Jelly Roll theme?, Or someone other? Jimmie Lunceford tip yer cap 😜
	4:34pm Phillip Johnston: Everyone Deserves Everything is one of my tunes. As is Snake Race. Hemline is Lacy, but which I've arranged the hell out of... the original is solo soprano, with a little vibraphone..
	4:38pm DH: Did we play hemline in the Swiging Phoenecians?
	🥁 4:38pm WR: ↳ Song: "Hemline" by "Saxophone Special" thank you for sharing that.
	4:42pm Phillip Johnston: DH, I think this post-swinging phoenecians (sp? doesn't look right)....
	4:43pm Walter: Hello from Oakland, Ca.
	4:44pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ Walter @4:43 Walter...hello to the left coast...
	4:52pm DH: john King
	4:56pm doctorjazz: Loved the show, thanks Phillip and Dave!
	🥁 4:58pm WR: ↳ Song: "Pontius Pilate Polka" by "Guy Klecevsek's Aint No... that was David Garland on vocal? Cool.
	4:58pm ironybread: You guise are the best! Cheers!
	4:58pm Dean: Likewise, I learned so much about an artist whose work I've admired for a long time, but about whom I didn't know a lot.
	4:59pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Dave and Phillip! I'll be ready, Dave!
	🥁 5:00pm WR: Thank you! Thank you! Wonderful Wonderful!
	🥁 5:01pm WR: Phillip, you can do drummer stream shows from Australia!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from July 13, 2024

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Charles Mingus said jazz was a word invented to separate musicians from their money. Music for a Free World brings us together, drawing listeners to the healing power of smooth free jazz. Each week, surprise guests bring their own sides to spin and their instruments of choice to spontaneously jam.

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July 13, 2024: Phillip Johnston A saxophonist, composer and arranger of both jazz and new music, Phillip has been a significant figure in the underground music scene of New York’s downtown since the beginning of the 1980s.
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Public Servants	Jungle Hotel "Jungle Hotel" by "Public Servants"	bw A Mistake
The Microscopic Septet	Second Avenue	Seven Men in Neckties: History of the Micros, Volume 1 by The Microscopic Septet	Cuneiform	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/track/second-avenue	0:16:29 (Pop-up)
The Microscopic Septet	Let's Flip	Let's Flip	Osmosis Records	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/track/lets-flip	0:22:39 (Pop-up)
The Microscopic Septet	The Dream Detective	Seven Men in Neckties: History of the Micros, Volume 1 by The Microscopic Septet	Cuneiform Records	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/track/the-dream-detective	0:41:10 (Pop-up)
The Microscopic Septet	Brilliant Corners	Surrealistic Swing: History of the Micros, Volume 2 by The Microscopic Septet	Cuneiform Records	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/friday-the-13th-the-micros-play-monk-2	0:54:04 (Pop-up)
The Microscopic Septet	Cat Toys "Cat Toys" by "The Microscopic Septet"	Been Up So Long It Looks Like Down to Me: The Micros Play the Blues	Cuneiform Records	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/been-up-so-long-it-looks-like-down-to-me-the-micros-play-the-blues-hd-44k-24b	1:01:36 (Pop-up)
The Greasy Chicken Orchestra	Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning	I Cake-Walked With a Zombie	Earshift Music		1:12:41 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston's Big Trouble	The Invisible World	Phillip Johnston's Big Trouble	Black Saint		1:22:46 (Pop-up)
The Transparent Quartet	Pipeline "Pipeline" by "The Transparent Quartet"		Koch Jazz		1:26:13 (Pop-up)
Fast and Bulbous	Suction Prints "Suction Prints" by "Fast and Bulbous"	Pork Chop Blue Around the Rind	Cuneiform Records	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pork-chop-blue-around-the-rind	1:38:15 (Pop-up)
The Microscopic Septet	Let's Flip	in Neckties: History of the Micros, Volume 1 by The Microscopic Septet	Cuneiform	https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/track/second-avenue	1:42:23 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston and the Coolerators	Frankly	Diggin' Bones			2:01:11 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston and the Coolerartors	The Revenant	Diggin' Bones			2:06:43 (Pop-up)
The Greasy Chicken Orchestra	Everyone Deserves Everything All the Time	Cake-Walked With a Zombie	Earshift Music		2:15:50 (Pop-up)
Saxophone Special	Snake Race "Snake Race" by "Saxophone Special"	unreleased			2:30:15 (Pop-up)
Saxophone Special	Hemline "Hemline" by "Saxophone Special"	unreleased			2:32:23 (Pop-up)
Nora York and Combo Cocktail	Somebody Else				2:40:41 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston	Babyland "Babyland" by "Phillip Johnston"				2:45:09 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston	Take O Take "Take O Take" by "Phillip Johnston"				2:48:15 (Pop-up)
Guy Klecevsek's Aint Nothing But a Polka Band	Pontius Pilate Polka	Who Stole the Polka			2:50:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm neveract: Good afternoon Dave
	2:02pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ neveract @2:00 welcome neveract...
	2:12pm doctorjazz: Hi Dave, Phillip!
	2:12pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ doctorjazz @2:12 hey doc.....
	2:13pm doctorjazz: Was at the Micros show last night, GREAT SETS (made most of the 1st set, all of the 2nd)
	2:13pm doctorjazz: Curious about the instrument-Phillip didn't play the straight sax last night...
	2:15pm neveract: Brian Landrus just released an Ellington/Strayhorn album..
	2:15pm doctorjazz: ↳ neveract @2:15 Hi neveract!
	2:16pm neveract: ↳ doctorjazz @2:15 Hey doc!
	2:22pm doctorjazz: An old Micros Groupie here (not that you'd want me...). Caught many of the shows back in the day, and most of the reunions!
	2:36pm Dean: You two are disproving Fear's claim that New York's alright if you like saxophone.
	2:45pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ Dean @2:36 mmmmm Dean
	🥁 2:50pm WR: Hello Dave and honored guest Phillip Johnston.
	2:53pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ WR @2:50 hey WR....
	3:00pm Dean: That was fabulous.
	3:02pm Dean: Per wikipedia, "The title appears to come from a line in the 1928 blues song 'I Will Turn Your Money Green', by Furry Lewis, which was included on records issued in 1953, 1959 and 1961."
	3:09pm doctorjazz: Reverand Gary Davis, I believe (Keep your lamp...)
	3:10pm Dean: Gonna have to spin First Pull Up, Then Pull Down, the Hot Tuna album on which that tune appears.
	3:11pm doctorjazz: Saw Jorma Kaukonen play Lamp" recently, was still great (Steven Bernstein sat in)
	3:14pm doctorjazz: Blind Willie Johnson did it earlier...
	3:15pm Phillip Johnston: From my score: Trad. Recorded by Blind Willie Johnson 1928, Reverend Gary davis, 1956, Mississippi Fred McDowell 1959. Arr. Phillip Johnston
	3:17pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning" by "The Grea... Thurs is great, have to grab this CD!
	3:21pm Dean: Good lord, Fahey does "Keep Your Lamps" with his "orchestra."
	3:22pm Dean: And, lo, Hot Tuna first covered it on their debut album, which was recorded about three blocks from where I sit.
	3:23pm Dean: Rather, it appears as a bonus track on a reissue of the first Hot Tuna album.
	3:24pm doctorjazz: Show is getting me through the usual NJ Transit screw ups...
	3:27pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ doctorjazz @3:24 glad to help doc....
	3:30pm doctorjazz: Any other Phillip Johnston Gigs in the NY area?
	3:43pm Phillip Johnston: Not this time around I'm afraid..
	3:43pm Phillip Johnston: Thanks for asking, though.
	3:44pm Phillip Johnston: Hey nobody told me there'd be math!
	🥁 3:45pm WR: Ska is a me bop?
	3:46pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ WR @3:45 could be WR...
	3:50pm ironybread: Have been desperately in love with the Micros since 1991, when they performed in Sun Valley, Idaho, and did "Happy Birthday to You" to an audience member in 6 keys at once.
	3:54pm ironybread: The Micros version of "Johnny Come Lately" is one of the hardest-driving sonofagun tracks them boys ever did, and should be on the soundtrack of a heist film.
	3:55pm Dean: Is the name he's looking for Maurizio Comandini or something similar?
	🥁 3:55pm WR: still all ears out hears.
	3:56pm Dean: Comandino?
	4:00pm Dean: According to the liner notes to Pork Chop Blue Around the Rind, he "started it all."
	4:02pm Phillip Johnston: Yes! Thank you, Maurizio! How did you dig that up?
	4:02pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ ironybread @3:50 Utah, Idaho
	4:03pm Phillip Johnston: Comandini is right.
	4:03pm Dean: Discogs, found the image of the liner notes to the first Fast 'n' Bulbous album, enlarged it using Preview.
	4:03pm wimpy: That beefheart cover was pretty rad, I’ll definitely be checking out the album
	4:04pm ironybread: ↳ Dave Sewelson @4:02 Corner of Lobster & Lobster
	4:06pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ wimpy @4:03 dig it wimpy....
	4:13pm Dean: Dave Sewelson, Dave Sewelson...rings a bell.
	4:14pm Dean: A marvelous coincidence, the reference to Jelly Roll Morton, whom Bob Brainen plays weekly on the show preceding Dave's!
	4:18pm ironybread: I'll just shout at the sky "Boy I wish the Micros would come back to L.A." and leave it at that, I know this business is a heartbreak ;)
	4:22pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave, Phillip and all!
	4:24pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ Gina Bacon @4:22 GINAGINAGINAGINA
	4:26pm ironybread: How Can You Be In Two Armies At Once When You're Not A Firesign Theatre Reference At All
	4:28pm ironybread: I recommend that everyone visit phillipjohnston.com where you can find our Mr. Johnston's email address, and insist that he add you to his newsletter mailing list. I bet he'll do it.
	4:30pm Erik abides VT: ↳ Song: "Everyone Deserves Everything All the Time" by "Th... Wowee Zowee that’s the shizz-nits! favorite vibes…👏👏👏 thank uze. -¿did Phillip say that was a Jelly Roll theme?, Or someone other? Jimmie Lunceford tip yer cap 😜
	4:34pm Phillip Johnston: Everyone Deserves Everything is one of my tunes. As is Snake Race. Hemline is Lacy, but which I've arranged the hell out of... the original is solo soprano, with a little vibraphone..
	4:38pm DH: Did we play hemline in the Swiging Phoenecians?
	🥁 4:38pm WR: ↳ Song: "Hemline" by "Saxophone Special" thank you for sharing that.
	4:42pm Phillip Johnston: DH, I think this post-swinging phoenecians (sp? doesn't look right)....
	4:43pm Walter: Hello from Oakland, Ca.
	4:44pm Dave Sewelson: ↳ Walter @4:43 Walter...hello to the left coast...
	4:52pm DH: john King
	4:56pm doctorjazz: Loved the show, thanks Phillip and Dave!
	🥁 4:58pm WR: ↳ Song: "Pontius Pilate Polka" by "Guy Klecevsek's Aint No... that was David Garland on vocal? Cool.
	4:58pm ironybread: You guise are the best! Cheers!
	4:58pm Dean: Likewise, I learned so much about an artist whose work I've admired for a long time, but about whom I didn't know a lot.
	4:59pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, Dave and Phillip! I'll be ready, Dave!
	🥁 5:00pm WR: Thank you! Thank you! Wonderful Wonderful!
	🥁 5:01pm WR: Phillip, you can do drummer stream shows from Australia!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from July 13, 2024

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