WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from August 7, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:04am annie: ready for the next installment of great ear candy, SIR!!
	9:06am Scott: morning!
	9:27am waconbacon: this is just what I need right now...
	9:28am Joe: Hey, Scott! Sounding great this mornin'.
	9:30am Scott: thanks for stopping by!
	9:37am mb: That was a killer dub set. Great start for a Friday. Cheers!
	9:37am Devin: Good morning everyone. Looks like I missed a great reggae set,.. rats.
	9:38am BSI: Scott! What is is! ....no seriously, what it is?
	9:42am Scott: What is IS, man.
	9:43am waconbacon: drunken organ jam-out, NOW!
	9:46am Liz B.: Loving this set, Scott, good to hear you in this AM!
	9:49am BSI: thanks man. I think I've got it worked out now. Shame to have missed the dubby earlier on. What is WAS!
	9:56am Scott: Hey thanks, Liz.
	10:04am Cecile: Dude, I just walked in on Steve Lacy. Excellent.
	10:05am Lore: Denis Charles!
	10:06am Scott: And Roswell Rudd and Henry Grimes. Talk about a band!
	10:10am Cecile: I saw Lacy with Rudd a while back. What a contrast in styles, and what good friends!
	10:12am BSI: ashamed to admit I'm late in discovering Lacy, but found the LP he did with Don Cherry, & it's a mighty fine thing.
	10:12am eric / goner: Great set... dub to echo to bop boogie! loving it!
	10:17am Cecile: this is astonishing. It's like Gang of Four playing Norwegian jazz. Who's the guitarist?
	10:19am Scott: Amazing, right? Terje Rypdal, total shred.
	10:20am Cecile: WOW. I thought it might be him, but then went, nah. Good on ya, Terje!
	10:26am jess: tgif, tgi long rally.
	10:49am Cecile: Scott, got any Scrawl?
	10:51am postmanpaul: scott - have been listening, not at the 'pute... quite extraordinary show! must dash, alas.
	10:52am Scott: gracias, postman.
	10:55am dc pat: I like Brilliant Corners--I mean Colors
	10:57am jess: What's that playing under the back-announce?
	10:59am AL3X: I love fill-ins, I always find new DJs to listen to. I second Jess's request as to the bed music, and the one you played on the last mic break, sounded kind of like ISAN.
	11:05am Scott: It's aphex twin "nannou" from the Windowlicker single.
	11:07am erika: <3 this song
	11:07am dc pat: I don't see anything wrong with these here Brilliant Colors.
	11:20am doug from DC: I just looked up that Steve Lehman album, and he talks about his interest in spectralism (including working with Tristan Murail at Columbia U), and ties Gratchan Moncur III's Evolution album into this. It's all really impressive, I'm getting a copy.
	11:22am Hugo: Yeah, that Plastic Strip label is doing good digging into the archives and releasing 70s stuff. "Pale" is actually a fish and "vise" is a song. I have to look it up to find what "pale" is in English (or I could be totally mistaken, you never know). http://www.plasticstrip.no/Black%20is%20the%20color.html The pic on the cd cover in the link is taken from the Kongsberg jazz festival in the early 70s, pairing a visiting american jazz player with some ... err ... locals. Terje is doing fine. I saw his latest piece, being performed at the local jazz festival this summer. Well over an hour in length (with his regular band plus the Bergen Big Band), most of it was aired on public radio. But the buggers managed to cut it off after less than an hour. The straitjacket of programming, eh?
	11:24am Cecile: Hugo, thanks for the update! Dang, after all this, pulling the plug on Terje! Bastards.
	11:25am Chris: Have to hear more of Terje, all I'm really familiar with is one old ECM trio recording the name of which escapes me. Killer show BTW.
	11:28am Scott: If you can find track it down, Terje plays with the Art Ensemble on the Baden Baden Free Jazz Orchestra album. A personal fave.
	11:29am dragonflyshards: Hello Scott! Great to hear ya again ('listened last week,but wasn't near a computer) -One of my favorite DJs filling for one of my favorite DJs... 'Gotta tell you ALORS!!! is my favorite DJ premium yet...(no offense to Doug,or"Children of the Corn"-interesting!)..wish i understood more French,though....Thanks!
	11:29am doug from DC: That album Eos that Rypdal did with cellist David Darling is an old favorite, and I like his work on Mantler's Hapless Child album. I have the first Rypdal album, it was very much under the influence of Miles' early electric albums.
	11:32am Cheri Pi: Does anyone know if the upcominig Rhys Chatham event A Crimson Grail will be webcast anywhere?
	11:34am doug from DC: I went up to NYC to see A Crimson Grail last year, when it got rained out. Now a friend wants me to drive up for the re-sched tomorrow. It isn't going to rain again, is it?
	11:35am Chris: Only if you go, Doug.
	11:42am Hugo: I have the Baden-Baden Free Jazz Meeting album which quite rightly has the Art Ensemble with many of the European free jazz players at the time (late 69), including Terje Rypdal. "Alors" was a fine album by Michel Portal with the John Surman trio. I do have that one, too. Absolutely recommended! By the way, "pale" is coalfish or possibly pollock. Does that make sense to you English speakers? Pale is a smaller type of coalfish (which can be quite large).
	11:44am Scott: Indeed, Hugo, my DJ premium from last year was named after that Portal album!
	11:49am Hugo: Scott, a proof of your impeccable taste!
	11:55am dragonflyshards: ...i was actually referring to Scott's premium CD, Hugo- (which has Michel P. on it)-and was ignorant of Michel's album,but Thank you...and now i'm sure i should check that out !
	12:05pm angrysaturday: Nice to have you back, sir. I hope we can look forward to your program returning to the schedule sometime soon.

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from August 7, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis (Long Rally Theme)				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Prince Far I	Young Generation "Young Generation" by "Prince Far I"	Under Heavy Manners			0:11:06 (Pop-up)
The Slits	Typical Girls (Brink Style Dub)				0:15:13 (Pop-up)
Barrington Levy	Murderer "Murderer" by "Barrington Levy"				0:17:39 (Pop-up)
Barrington Levy & Beenie Man	Murderer (Remix)	Reggae Gold			0:19:49 (Pop-up)
Johnny & the Skatalites	Murderer version				0:23:57 (Pop-up)
Revolutionaries	Girl A Love You Version	Drum Sound			0:26:23 (Pop-up)
Lone Ranger	Automatic "Automatic" by "Lone Ranger"	Studio One Classics	Soul Jazz		0:28:47 (Pop-up)

Zola Jesus	Clay Bodies "Clay Bodies" by "Zola Jesus"	The Spoils	Sacred Bones	*	0:36:00 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	E-Z Street Ext "E-Z Street Ext" by "Moon Duo"	Love on the Sea			0:40:29 (Pop-up)
Julianna Barwick	Bode "Bode" by "Julianna Barwick"	Florine	no label	*	0:45:49 (Pop-up)
Religious Knives	Everything Happening Twice	Resin	No Fun		0:49:43 (Pop-up)
Gino Robair/Birgit Uhler	Five Eleven	Blips and Ifs	Rastascan		0:54:42 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Fresh as A Sweet Summer Day	L.A. Turnaround	Drag City	*	0:55:42 (Pop-up)

Steve Lacy	Brilliant Corners "Brilliant Corners" by "Steve Lacy"	School Days			1:05:37 (Pop-up)
Egil "Bop" Johansen	Palevise "Palevise" by "Egil "Bop" Johansen"	Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair: Norwegian Folk Jazz 1971-1977	Plastic Strip	*	1:14:09 (Pop-up)
Joe Morris/Petr Cancura/Luther Gray	Thicket	Wildlife	AUM Fidelity	*	1:18:30 (Pop-up)

Yeh/Flaherty/Kelley	#2 "#2" by "Yeh/Flaherty/Kelley"	New York Nuts & Boston Beans	Important	*	1:38:47 (Pop-up)
Fenn O'Berg	Horst und Snail mit Markus	The Magic Sound & Return Of...	Editions Mego	*	1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Blues Control	Tangier "Tangier" by "Blues Control"	Local Flavor			1:43:40 (Pop-up)
Sleater-Kinney	Get Up "Get Up" by "Sleater-Kinney"	The Hot Rock	Kill Rock Stars		1:48:42 (Pop-up)
Brilliant Colors	Over There "Over There" by "Brilliant Colors"	Brilliant Colors	Captured Tracks		1:51:57 (Pop-up)

Little Claw	Modern Vampire "Modern Vampire" by "Little Claw"	Human Taste	Ecstatic Peace	*	2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Li Jianhong	Classic of the Seas "Classic of the Seas" by "Li Jianhong"	Classic of the Mountains and Seas	PSF	*	2:07:37 (Pop-up)
Steve Lehman Octet	As Things Change (I Remain the Same)	Travail, Transformation and Flow	Pi	*	2:10:43 (Pop-up)
Maher Shalal Hash Baz	1-8 "1-8" by "Maher Shalal Hash Baz"	C'est La Dernier Chanson	K	*	2:16:33 (Pop-up)
Sandy Bull	Non Nomis Domine (William Byrd)	Fantasias for Guitar and Banjo	Sutro Park	*	2:19:13 (Pop-up)
Alumbrados	The Psychology of Sulpher	Monochord	Important	*	2:23:14 (Pop-up)

White Magic	New Egypt "New Egypt" by "White Magic"	New Egypt	Latitudes	*	2:42:08 (Pop-up)
Oneida	O "O" by "Oneida"	Rated O	Brah	*	2:42:14 (Pop-up)
Haboob	Morning Prayer "Morning Prayer" by "Haboob"	Haboob	Long Hair	*	2:52:41 (Pop-up)
Edward Ruchalski	Akimovna "Akimovna" by "Edward Ruchalski"	Water Train		*	2:57:58 (Pop-up)
Joe Morris/Simon Fell/Alex Ward	Auront Improvisie	The Necessary and the Possible	Victo	*	3:06:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am annie: ready for the next installment of great ear candy, SIR!!
	9:06am Scott: morning!
	9:27am waconbacon: this is just what I need right now...
	9:28am Joe: Hey, Scott! Sounding great this mornin'.
	9:30am Scott: thanks for stopping by!
	9:37am mb: That was a killer dub set. Great start for a Friday. Cheers!
	9:37am Devin: Good morning everyone. Looks like I missed a great reggae set,.. rats.
	9:38am BSI: Scott! What is is! ....no seriously, what it is?
	9:42am Scott: What is IS, man.
	9:43am waconbacon: drunken organ jam-out, NOW!
	9:46am Liz B.: Loving this set, Scott, good to hear you in this AM!
	9:49am BSI: thanks man. I think I've got it worked out now. Shame to have missed the dubby earlier on. What is WAS!
	9:56am Scott: Hey thanks, Liz.
	10:04am Cecile: Dude, I just walked in on Steve Lacy. Excellent.
	10:05am Lore: Denis Charles!
	10:06am Scott: And Roswell Rudd and Henry Grimes. Talk about a band!
	10:10am Cecile: I saw Lacy with Rudd a while back. What a contrast in styles, and what good friends!
	10:12am BSI: ashamed to admit I'm late in discovering Lacy, but found the LP he did with Don Cherry, & it's a mighty fine thing.
	10:12am eric / goner: Great set... dub to echo to bop boogie! loving it!
	10:17am Cecile: this is astonishing. It's like Gang of Four playing Norwegian jazz. Who's the guitarist?
	10:19am Scott: Amazing, right? Terje Rypdal, total shred.
	10:20am Cecile: WOW. I thought it might be him, but then went, nah. Good on ya, Terje!
	10:26am jess: tgif, tgi long rally.
	10:49am Cecile: Scott, got any Scrawl?
	10:51am postmanpaul: scott - have been listening, not at the 'pute... quite extraordinary show! must dash, alas.
	10:52am Scott: gracias, postman.
	10:55am dc pat: I like Brilliant Corners--I mean Colors
	10:57am jess: What's that playing under the back-announce?
	10:59am AL3X: I love fill-ins, I always find new DJs to listen to. I second Jess's request as to the bed music, and the one you played on the last mic break, sounded kind of like ISAN.
	11:05am Scott: It's aphex twin "nannou" from the Windowlicker single.
	11:07am erika: <3 this song
	11:07am dc pat: I don't see anything wrong with these here Brilliant Colors.
	11:20am doug from DC: I just looked up that Steve Lehman album, and he talks about his interest in spectralism (including working with Tristan Murail at Columbia U), and ties Gratchan Moncur III's Evolution album into this. It's all really impressive, I'm getting a copy.
	11:22am Hugo: Yeah, that Plastic Strip label is doing good digging into the archives and releasing 70s stuff. "Pale" is actually a fish and "vise" is a song. I have to look it up to find what "pale" is in English (or I could be totally mistaken, you never know). http://www.plasticstrip.no/Black%20is%20the%20color.html The pic on the cd cover in the link is taken from the Kongsberg jazz festival in the early 70s, pairing a visiting american jazz player with some ... err ... locals. Terje is doing fine. I saw his latest piece, being performed at the local jazz festival this summer. Well over an hour in length (with his regular band plus the Bergen Big Band), most of it was aired on public radio. But the buggers managed to cut it off after less than an hour. The straitjacket of programming, eh?
	11:24am Cecile: Hugo, thanks for the update! Dang, after all this, pulling the plug on Terje! Bastards.
	11:25am Chris: Have to hear more of Terje, all I'm really familiar with is one old ECM trio recording the name of which escapes me. Killer show BTW.
	11:28am Scott: If you can find track it down, Terje plays with the Art Ensemble on the Baden Baden Free Jazz Orchestra album. A personal fave.
	11:29am dragonflyshards: Hello Scott! Great to hear ya again ('listened last week,but wasn't near a computer) -One of my favorite DJs filling for one of my favorite DJs... 'Gotta tell you ALORS!!! is my favorite DJ premium yet...(no offense to Doug,or"Children of the Corn"-interesting!)..wish i understood more French,though....Thanks!
	11:29am doug from DC: That album Eos that Rypdal did with cellist David Darling is an old favorite, and I like his work on Mantler's Hapless Child album. I have the first Rypdal album, it was very much under the influence of Miles' early electric albums.
	11:32am Cheri Pi: Does anyone know if the upcominig Rhys Chatham event A Crimson Grail will be webcast anywhere?
	11:34am doug from DC: I went up to NYC to see A Crimson Grail last year, when it got rained out. Now a friend wants me to drive up for the re-sched tomorrow. It isn't going to rain again, is it?
	11:35am Chris: Only if you go, Doug.
	11:42am Hugo: I have the Baden-Baden Free Jazz Meeting album which quite rightly has the Art Ensemble with many of the European free jazz players at the time (late 69), including Terje Rypdal. "Alors" was a fine album by Michel Portal with the John Surman trio. I do have that one, too. Absolutely recommended! By the way, "pale" is coalfish or possibly pollock. Does that make sense to you English speakers? Pale is a smaller type of coalfish (which can be quite large).
	11:44am Scott: Indeed, Hugo, my DJ premium from last year was named after that Portal album!
	11:49am Hugo: Scott, a proof of your impeccable taste!
	11:55am dragonflyshards: ...i was actually referring to Scott's premium CD, Hugo- (which has Michel P. on it)-and was ignorant of Michel's album,but Thank you...and now i'm sure i should check that out !
	12:05pm angrysaturday: Nice to have you back, sir. I hope we can look forward to your program returning to the schedule sometime soon.

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from August 7, 2009

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