WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from February 10, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:10am Scott: Good morning fine listeners.
	9:10am Berg: greetings from sunny and still freezing paris!
	9:11am Scott: Ahh, Paris. Sigh.
	9:11am fred: Good morning Scott! Your premium looks amazing
	9:12am Brian en Angleterre: Hello Scott & Berg. It's cold here in London Berg. We are planning to go to Paris for the day in a cupla weeks. Eurostar permitting.
	9:13am Scott: Premium is getting there. It's still a somewhat vague idea. Basically all the Japanese out there psych stuff I really love is way too long to fit on a CD! Maybe will do a download code for stuff that didn't fit...
	9:16am ranjit: Box set!
	9:16am Scott: Totally.
	9:17am Pat in Philadelphia: Scott, how about data on a DVD instead of a playable CD?
	9:17am the glowing one: ah nah, a dvd full of mp3s!! or a bluray even!!!1!11
	9:18am Scott: How about a boxset of Blurays.
	9:19am the glowing one: or how about a megaupload link... oh wait a minute.
	9:19am Scott: 80 HOURS OF HAIRSIZZLING PSYCH AND ANCIENT SHACKUHACHI MASTERPIECES.
	9:20am Berg: the city is a lot of fun these days Brian, the cold keeps the bulk of the tourists off the streets and in their hotels ;)
	9:20am Scott: SHIT SO OLD IT DOESN'T EVEN EXIST.
	9:47am Scott: One day, definitely! I am stranded in Studio B far away from the record library at the moment.
	9:48am Cecile: Hey, I signed on for your premium, Scott.
	9:49am Cecile: damn, missed the "Nicks"
	9:49am Scott: :)
	9:49am Scott: Thanks Cecile, I hope it floats your boat!
	9:50am bruceleh: Good morning, fine DJ!
	9:52am Cecile: I think it will. I really gotta load all my premiums on a flash drive or special iTunes folder. I've been slack of late.
	9:52am Cecile: I appreciate Miles, but Scott if you have any Clifford Brown around, that would be awesome.
	9:53am Dead Corporate Eyes: hey you guys!!
	9:53am Rich: Chet did it better
	9:54am Scott: Oh please.
	9:54am Greg: That "Daylights" track of The Necks was mesmerizing even played on very poor speaker at the back of the computer screen. I need to catch the whole album (on proper equipment).
	9:55am Cecile: Okay, Woody Shaw.
	9:55am Scott: Haha.
	9:56am Cecile: I have determined that I am not all the much of a "trumpet person."
	10:00am Scott: Oh then you're going to love what's next.
	10:02am Scott: Greg, the Necks record is one of those things that you should listen to in a room surrounded by speakers in 5.1 dolby (or whatever, I don't even really know what that means).
	10:08am Cecile: I do love it.
	10:12am Cecile: I like them, but just not like piano or saxophone or vibes.
	10:17am pierre: Bonjour Scott, glad to be here, sailing on the long rally Salutations listeners. Paris's freezing, that's right.
	10:18am Cecile: it's damn cold here, too. A brisk wind - makes the 10 degrees F feel like -8.
	10:21am Scott: Bonjour!
	10:25am As I Am: Hello all... Brighton is also cold, but sunny. It's been a nice dry cold lately, rather than the typical English damp cold, which is just blurgh.
	10:26am Cecile: Yeah, damp cold is the worst.
	10:28am andymorphic: brighton is great...lots of childhood memories. those big sticky rocks
	10:29am Mike East: Its a beautiful day on the Mike East coast. Sunny and 48!
	10:29am wild neil: Hey, this has some King Crismon tropes in it! Texturally anyway!!! COOL!!!! You ROCK Scott!!!!!
	10:31am Scott: So if you think of this 3-hour show as one big cosmic show that appears once/week and consider the way we're moving, then we'll get to KING CRIMSON somewhere around the 10, 476 set.
	10:32am Scott: Freeform takes a while.
	10:32am Scott: Hopefully it will click with you.
	10:32am Cecile: unless you're Ken or Diane. (who I both adore)
	10:32am As I Am: Still too soon for me...
	10:33am Musicologist: Freeform jumps through wormholes.
	10:33am Scott: Well put.
	10:34am Scott: Ancient to the future.
	10:36am wild neil: Scott: Not sure I understand cryptic reply...King Crimson is too commercial? Its a shame they are not getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame....
	10:36am wild neil: Chronsyclastic Infundiubulum soundtrack....
	10:38am Cecile: King Crimson is like anchovies, blue cheese or ouzo. Some people dig them, some people don't.
	10:39am Cecile: I love the musical history. Thanks for bringing it to us.
	10:39am alan: scott...you might consider adding some tunes from a wonderful student of Herbie Nichols, namely, trombonist Roswell Rudd. His new quartet is performing tonight at Roulette (8pm).
	10:41am wild neil: Cecile- I understand. I HATE olives, my wife CRAVES them!
	10:41am Cecile: as she should. they are delicious.
	10:42am Mike East: you guys are making me hungry
	10:45am Cecile: I forgot to eat until just now - I was wondering why I was running around the office in a crazed mode.
	10:45am Scott: @alan oooh really? Didn't know that. Lemme see here.
	10:46am Mike East: I, too, have not yet eaten. My boss is buying me some Afghan for lunch (which he calls Indian), so I'm holding out for that.
	10:47am Cecile: Well for me Ritalin + empty stomach = :(
	10:47am Scott: Et voila.
	10:49am Dead Corporate Eyes: this is nice--good request, alan!
	10:50am Cecile: ITA, DCE.
	10:50am As I Am: @Mike...I have very fond memories of an afghan restaurant (in Freiburg, Germany of all places) which I went to... the food was sublime...I want a boss like yours...
	10:51am wild neil: Never had Afghan food! Sounds interesting.....is it similar to Indian food or completely different?
	10:54am Cecile: It's like a cross between middle eastern and Indian. It's quite lovely.
	10:55am Mike East: It seems pretty different, though I'm no expert. The rice at the afghan place is seasoned, whereas most Indian I've had is just plain Jasmine rice w/ cardomom and/or star anise mixed in. Also, the Afghan place specializes in kebab, whereas Indian is usually some form of delicious and sometimes spicy slop that you put over the rice. The bread is also very different, though also flat.
	10:57am As I Am: Not completely different to some North Indian/Moghul dishes, but just a different palette of flavours...
	10:59am Cecile: I know they both make a rice with citrus (lemon, orange or lime) that is out of this world.
	10:59am Dead Corporate Eyes: Friday is definitely "food talk" day on the comment board! PB and Nutella for me!
	10:59am Cecile: The chai at Afghan places is really yummy - lots of green cardamom and nutmeg. Very fresh and almost herbal tasting.
	11:00am Ken From Hyde Park: I like these songs that seem to come from a different country.
	11:01am Dead Corporate Eyes: haha, Ken--anybody ever see Ali play live in the states?
	11:02am BSI: There was a wonderful afghan place in Albuquerque... Tora Bora House, if memory serves. My first experience of it, & wanted to hug the whole staff before leaving.
	11:05am Cecile: you can put a note on it for the future, Scott.
	11:12am Scott: What now?
	11:13am Cecile: the CD that ended cold. You can write, "ends cold" on it.
	11:15am Scott: No way.
	11:15am Scott: Just kidding.
	11:17am Dead Corporate Eyes: that's what permanent markers are made for--notes on discs
	11:28am Nathan: I like this Pariah track.
	11:55am pierre: this set goes especially well with my mood… which is hungover… and suspicially glad to hear these tunes
	11:58am Dead Corporate Eyes: you will continue to be Scott McDowell, right?

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from February 10, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Necks	Daylights "Daylights" by "The Necks"	Mindset	ReR	0:11:15 (Pop-up)

Graham Lambkin	Amateur Doubles [Side B}	Amateur Doubles	KYE	0:35:58 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	I Fall in Love Too Easily	Live in Europe 1967 - The Bootleg Series Vol. 1	Legacy	0:43:31 (Pop-up)
Muhal Abrams / George Lewis / Roscoe Mitchell	Bound	Streaming	PI	0:54:04 (Pop-up)

King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band	Dippermouth Blues	Louis Armstrong and King Oliver	Milestone	1:04:23 (Pop-up)
Fats Waller	The B Flat Blues "The B Flat Blues" by "Fats Waller"	The Transcriptions:1935 & 1939	Stash	1:07:11 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Ancient Aiethopia "Ancient Aiethopia" by "Sun Ra"	Jazz in Silhouette	Evidence	1:10:26 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson	Sugarfoot Stomp	A Study in Frustration: The Fletcher Henderson Story		1:20:31 (Pop-up)
Herbie Nichols	The Third World (Alternate Take)	The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Herbie Nichols	Blue Note	1:22:54 (Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk	Rip, Rig, and Panic	Rip, Rig and Panic		1:28:07 (Pop-up)

Olu Dara	Bubber (If Only) "Bubber (If Only)" by "Olu Dara"	In the World (From Natchez to New York)		1:40:59 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson	Feeling Good "Feeling Good" by "Fletcher Henderson"	A Study in Frustration - The Fletcher Henderson Story		1:43:53 (Pop-up)
Roswell Rudd/Toumani Diabate	Bamako	Malicool		1:46:58 (Pop-up)
Ali Farka Toure	Ni Foli "Ni Foli" by "Ali Farka Toure"	Ni Foli	Social Music Record Club	1:54:04 (Pop-up)

Karantamba	Gamo-Jigimar "Gamo-Jigimar" by "Karantamba"	Ndigal	Teranga	2:11:00 (Pop-up)
Pariah	Left Unsaid "Left Unsaid" by "Pariah"	IOTDXI	R&S	2:22:30 (Pop-up)
Andy Stott	Passed Me By "Passed Me By" by "Andy Stott"	Passed Me By / We Stay Together	Modern Love	2:28:53 (Pop-up)
Augustus Pablo	Shake Up "Shake Up" by "Augustus Pablo"	Ital Dub	Get on Down	2:31:16 (Pop-up)
Pinch & Shackleton	Cracks in the Pleasuredome	Pinch & Shackleton	Honest Jons	2:40:12 (Pop-up)
Mudboy	"Mudboy"			2:44:00 (Pop-up)
Meirelles	Mulhe Rendeira "Mulhe Rendeira" by "Meirelles"	Bossa Jazz: The Birth Of Hard Bossa, Samba Jazz And The Evolution Of Brazillian Fusion 1962 - 73	Soul Jazz	2:49:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:10am Scott: Good morning fine listeners.
	9:10am Berg: greetings from sunny and still freezing paris!
	9:11am Scott: Ahh, Paris. Sigh.
	9:11am fred: Good morning Scott! Your premium looks amazing
	9:12am Brian en Angleterre: Hello Scott & Berg. It's cold here in London Berg. We are planning to go to Paris for the day in a cupla weeks. Eurostar permitting.
	9:13am Scott: Premium is getting there. It's still a somewhat vague idea. Basically all the Japanese out there psych stuff I really love is way too long to fit on a CD! Maybe will do a download code for stuff that didn't fit...
	9:16am ranjit: Box set!
	9:16am Scott: Totally.
	9:17am Pat in Philadelphia: Scott, how about data on a DVD instead of a playable CD?
	9:17am the glowing one: ah nah, a dvd full of mp3s!! or a bluray even!!!1!11
	9:18am Scott: How about a boxset of Blurays.
	9:19am the glowing one: or how about a megaupload link... oh wait a minute.
	9:19am Scott: 80 HOURS OF HAIRSIZZLING PSYCH AND ANCIENT SHACKUHACHI MASTERPIECES.
	9:20am Berg: the city is a lot of fun these days Brian, the cold keeps the bulk of the tourists off the streets and in their hotels ;)
	9:20am Scott: SHIT SO OLD IT DOESN'T EVEN EXIST.
	9:47am Scott: One day, definitely! I am stranded in Studio B far away from the record library at the moment.
	9:48am Cecile: Hey, I signed on for your premium, Scott.
	9:49am Cecile: damn, missed the "Nicks"
	9:49am Scott: :)
	9:49am Scott: Thanks Cecile, I hope it floats your boat!
	9:50am bruceleh: Good morning, fine DJ!
	9:52am Cecile: I think it will. I really gotta load all my premiums on a flash drive or special iTunes folder. I've been slack of late.
	9:52am Cecile: I appreciate Miles, but Scott if you have any Clifford Brown around, that would be awesome.
	9:53am Dead Corporate Eyes: hey you guys!!
	9:53am Rich: Chet did it better
	9:54am Scott: Oh please.
	9:54am Greg: That "Daylights" track of The Necks was mesmerizing even played on very poor speaker at the back of the computer screen. I need to catch the whole album (on proper equipment).
	9:55am Cecile: Okay, Woody Shaw.
	9:55am Scott: Haha.
	9:56am Cecile: I have determined that I am not all the much of a "trumpet person."
	10:00am Scott: Oh then you're going to love what's next.
	10:02am Scott: Greg, the Necks record is one of those things that you should listen to in a room surrounded by speakers in 5.1 dolby (or whatever, I don't even really know what that means).
	10:08am Cecile: I do love it.
	10:12am Cecile: I like them, but just not like piano or saxophone or vibes.
	10:17am pierre: Bonjour Scott, glad to be here, sailing on the long rally Salutations listeners. Paris's freezing, that's right.
	10:18am Cecile: it's damn cold here, too. A brisk wind - makes the 10 degrees F feel like -8.
	10:21am Scott: Bonjour!
	10:25am As I Am: Hello all... Brighton is also cold, but sunny. It's been a nice dry cold lately, rather than the typical English damp cold, which is just blurgh.
	10:26am Cecile: Yeah, damp cold is the worst.
	10:28am andymorphic: brighton is great...lots of childhood memories. those big sticky rocks
	10:29am Mike East: Its a beautiful day on the Mike East coast. Sunny and 48!
	10:29am wild neil: Hey, this has some King Crismon tropes in it! Texturally anyway!!! COOL!!!! You ROCK Scott!!!!!
	10:31am Scott: So if you think of this 3-hour show as one big cosmic show that appears once/week and consider the way we're moving, then we'll get to KING CRIMSON somewhere around the 10, 476 set.
	10:32am Scott: Freeform takes a while.
	10:32am Scott: Hopefully it will click with you.
	10:32am Cecile: unless you're Ken or Diane. (who I both adore)
	10:32am As I Am: Still too soon for me...
	10:33am Musicologist: Freeform jumps through wormholes.
	10:33am Scott: Well put.
	10:34am Scott: Ancient to the future.
	10:36am wild neil: Scott: Not sure I understand cryptic reply...King Crimson is too commercial? Its a shame they are not getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame....
	10:36am wild neil: Chronsyclastic Infundiubulum soundtrack....
	10:38am Cecile: King Crimson is like anchovies, blue cheese or ouzo. Some people dig them, some people don't.
	10:39am Cecile: I love the musical history. Thanks for bringing it to us.
	10:39am alan: scott...you might consider adding some tunes from a wonderful student of Herbie Nichols, namely, trombonist Roswell Rudd. His new quartet is performing tonight at Roulette (8pm).
	10:41am wild neil: Cecile- I understand. I HATE olives, my wife CRAVES them!
	10:41am Cecile: as she should. they are delicious.
	10:42am Mike East: you guys are making me hungry
	10:45am Cecile: I forgot to eat until just now - I was wondering why I was running around the office in a crazed mode.
	10:45am Scott: @alan oooh really? Didn't know that. Lemme see here.
	10:46am Mike East: I, too, have not yet eaten. My boss is buying me some Afghan for lunch (which he calls Indian), so I'm holding out for that.
	10:47am Cecile: Well for me Ritalin + empty stomach = :(
	10:47am Scott: Et voila.
	10:49am Dead Corporate Eyes: this is nice--good request, alan!
	10:50am Cecile: ITA, DCE.
	10:50am As I Am: @Mike...I have very fond memories of an afghan restaurant (in Freiburg, Germany of all places) which I went to... the food was sublime...I want a boss like yours...
	10:51am wild neil: Never had Afghan food! Sounds interesting.....is it similar to Indian food or completely different?
	10:54am Cecile: It's like a cross between middle eastern and Indian. It's quite lovely.
	10:55am Mike East: It seems pretty different, though I'm no expert. The rice at the afghan place is seasoned, whereas most Indian I've had is just plain Jasmine rice w/ cardomom and/or star anise mixed in. Also, the Afghan place specializes in kebab, whereas Indian is usually some form of delicious and sometimes spicy slop that you put over the rice. The bread is also very different, though also flat.
	10:57am As I Am: Not completely different to some North Indian/Moghul dishes, but just a different palette of flavours...
	10:59am Cecile: I know they both make a rice with citrus (lemon, orange or lime) that is out of this world.
	10:59am Dead Corporate Eyes: Friday is definitely "food talk" day on the comment board! PB and Nutella for me!
	10:59am Cecile: The chai at Afghan places is really yummy - lots of green cardamom and nutmeg. Very fresh and almost herbal tasting.
	11:00am Ken From Hyde Park: I like these songs that seem to come from a different country.
	11:01am Dead Corporate Eyes: haha, Ken--anybody ever see Ali play live in the states?
	11:02am BSI: There was a wonderful afghan place in Albuquerque... Tora Bora House, if memory serves. My first experience of it, & wanted to hug the whole staff before leaving.
	11:05am Cecile: you can put a note on it for the future, Scott.
	11:12am Scott: What now?
	11:13am Cecile: the CD that ended cold. You can write, "ends cold" on it.
	11:15am Scott: No way.
	11:15am Scott: Just kidding.
	11:17am Dead Corporate Eyes: that's what permanent markers are made for--notes on discs
	11:28am Nathan: I like this Pariah track.
	11:55am pierre: this set goes especially well with my mood… which is hungover… and suspicially glad to hear these tunes
	11:58am Dead Corporate Eyes: you will continue to be Scott McDowell, right?

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from February 10, 2012

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