WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from May 3, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:06pm Carmichael: Ground control to Major Mandl.
	9:06pm pacific standard simon: Evening, all. Say, there's an echo in here.
	9:06pm Cubicle Carl: Evening, Dave. Nice segue from Daniel's show.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Hey there Carmichael, pss, Carl.
	9:10pm pacific standard simon: I'm cooking Portuguese/Greek fusion for supper. Got any Portuguese/Greek Fusion music to go with it?
	9:11pm Dave Mandl: That's a tall order.
	9:11pm P-90: -all, all all...
	9:11pm pacific standard simon: Calls for a tall drink.
	9:12pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: That echo may go on forever.
	9:13pm P-90: @pss: what's the "Portugese/Greek fusion" menu? Can't drop one like that and not make me curious...
	9:14pm Tome: Hey Dave , Hey Folks ,, yes keep it going indeed ! \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\\\\\\\//
	9:14pm Mugsy: Hi Dave, nice To hear you tonight.
	9:15pm P-90: "///etc." is nicely proggy
	9:16pm Dave Mandl: Welcome Tome, Mugsy.
	9:18pm JakeGould: HellO!
	9:18pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Jake.
	9:22pm George of Troy: Hey Dave, good evening.
	9:22pm Carmichael: Apparently there is a Portuguese fusion band called Dead Combo. And thank Christ, they don't play Dead music.
	9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Right Here if yer arsk me (you didn't)...
	9:28pm Dave Mandl: Hiya George, RRN63.
	9:29pm pacific standard simon: Sorry, P-90, checking the food. It's roasted potatoes and linguica in tomato sauce with kalamata olives and sheep cheese. Both cultures have some version of it.
	9:31pm trs: 'Wo ist .. !?' Fun to declare/lament emphatically when you cannot bleeping find the gleeping thing you're looking for. Hi. Good listening again.
	9:33pm trs: Hey and look! There's https to be found, here. Fantastic!
	9:34pm Dave Mandl: Hey trs. Good to see a fellow https fan.
	9:35pm Cubicle Carl: This tune can almost be Portuguese/Greek, if you squint.
	9:37pm George of Troy: Dave, I didn't have a chance to comment on the fantastic ESP Records special show last week. Really enjoyed it.
	9:38pm Dave Mandl: @George: Thanks!
	9:39pm P-90: The ESP special WAS first-rate. One of those really worthy things you probably couldn't hope to hear anywhere else.
	9:41pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: Thanks. It got a really good response, which Steve should probably get credit for.
	9:43pm Carmichael: Hey, I have some Elliot Sharp guitar stuff. Nice ...
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...pandering to us guitarheads...I'll take it...
	9:51pm Dave Mandl: @RRN63: Absolutely. And there's more to come.
	9:52pm totallybiased: DestroyAll Bands, New New Brunswick: youtu.be... New Brunswick
	9:52pm JakeGould: Why this is an unexpected Big Bill Broonzy cover.
	9:56pm Carmichael: Jaysis Dave! An unexpected delight!
	9:56pm pacific standard simon: Beautiful. ...I thought the title was "Freeze, Bitches", though.
	9:57pm redkayak: Evening, all....
	9:58pm Dave Mandl: Evening, rk.
	10:08pm George of Troy: Dave, there is a recently-published book that I guess attempts to interpret Kew. Rhone. I haven't picked it up yet, but I'm very tempted.
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: Ha. Probably worth checking out.
	10:16pm pacific standard simon: Speaking of "excited strings", it is possible to buy a "personal massager" that can be controlled by the beat and rhythm of your mp3 player.
	10:16pm Barr Bee: The truth is in the >2%. WoE is my show!
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @pss: If I knew I probably wouldn't admit it. (But I have no idea.)
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Barr: Merci beaucoup.
	10:21pm pacific standard simon: That was a statement, not a question, Dave. They really exist. But I was looking for links to music by people who make music using "personal massagers" to caress the strings of instruments -- sort of a John Cage/Godley & Creme kind of thing. No luck yet.
	10:23pm Carmichael: Who is playing trumpet here? There is a bet involved.
	10:23pm trs: It'd be the same as the robot-tech that attempts to play music. More algorithm than rhythm.
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more of an "O"-bow than an e-bow...
	10:23pm Andrew Waterloo: I've only seen personal massagers used on mics and pick-ups
	10:24pm Andrew Waterloo: @Carmichael, I was thinking the same thing.
	10:24pm Dave Mandl: @pss: Oops, sorry. I read that as "Is it possible?" Too much multitasking going on here.
	10:24pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Lee Morgan.
	10:25pm Andrew Waterloo: From the Internet: "Confirmation" matches Smith with altoist Lou Donaldson, tenor saxophonist Tina Brooks, trumpeter Lee Morgan, guitarist Kenny Burrell, and drummer Art Blakey, while a 15-minute rendition of "What Is This Thing Called Love" and a 20-minute "Cherokee" have Morgan, Burrell, Blakey, trombonist Curtis Fuller, and George Coleman on alto.
	10:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Personnel [this is Track 5] Jimmy Smith – organ Lee Morgan - trumpet (tracks 1, 3, 4 & 5) Curtis Fuller - trombone (tracks 3 & 4) George Coleman (tracks 3 & 4), Lou Donaldson (tracks 1, 2 & 5) - alto saxophones Tina Brooks - tenor saxophone (tracks 1 & 5) Kenny Burrell (tracks 1, 4 & 5), Eddie McFadden (track 2 & 3) – guitars Donald Bailey (tracks 2, 3 & 4), Art Blakey (tracks 1 & 5) – drums
	10:26pm pacific standard simon: Ah, here we go! The Barr Brothers -- "our pedal steel player just discovered how to play the steel with a vibrator". HA! www.bristol247.com...
	10:26pm Carmichael: Jimmy Smith lived literally 4 miles up the road from me. Lots of waving hello.
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Wow.
	10:27pm Carmichael: Thanks everyone. I am definitely buying the next round ..,
	10:29pm Carmichael: The guy had a barn full of organs. Like 20 Hammond b3s.
	10:30pm Billy Jam: loving the show Dave Mandl - thank you!
	10:30pm pacific standard simon: You probably need that many for parts.
	10:31pm Dave Mandl: @Billy: Hey! Thanks, Billy!
	10:33pm pacific standard simon: There's a family heirloom foot-pump organ in my bedroom. I don't think it works. Looks cool, though.
	11:02pm trs: 'magnetophonic' The long 'e' gives some kinda cachet, eh?
	11:04pm Dave Mandl: @trs: Faux British pronunciation.
	11:06pm JakeGould: Pinky in the air when you say that, yo.
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Magneto & the Brittanium Man...
	11:09pm trs: 'Magnetic tape' - with the short 'e' - is so base, these days, by comparison.
	11:17pm Dave Mandl: But pronunciation often changes when you add prefixes and suffixes.
	11:19pm greyhoos: "Are you a man?...Are you a fish?" Isn't that from that old Peter Weir aussie film "The Last Wave"?
	11:27pm PMD: Ever see '32 short films about Glenn Gould' ? Great movie as I recall
	11:32pm greyhoos: @ PMD: As I recall, too. But it's been about 2 decades. More recently, was mystified by some of the audio "travelogues" & such that he for the CBC. "The Idea of North," "The Search for Petula Clark," et al.
	11:34pm trs: Yes It's great. And 'The Red Violin' is another excellent one. Same director I think?
	12:00am trs: Sounded like something fell on you, Dave. Great listening.
	12:01am Dave Mandl: Night, all. Have a great week.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from May 3, 2015

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May 3, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Thomas Brinkmann	max.E.3 "max.E.3" by "Thomas Brinkmann"	Row	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Schnellertollermeier	///\\\/// "///\\\///" by "Schnellertollermeier"	X	0:07:42 (Pop-up)
God Is My Co-Pilot	Tuppasuita "Tuppasuita" by "God Is My Co-Pilot"	Mir Shlufn Nisht	0:13:10 (Pop-up)
Aelters	Jestood "Jestood" by "Aelters"	Ardchilds' Com.undo	0:15:52 (Pop-up)

Godz	Where "Where" by "Godz"	2	0:23:05 (Pop-up)
Sol Mogerman	Old Man "Old Man" by "Sol Mogerman"	Wishbone Bridge	0:27:04 (Pop-up)
Allan Alexander	Danza Ritmico 4 "Danza Ritmico 4" by "Allan Alexander"	Music for Guitar and Lute	0:31:12 (Pop-up)
Lou Harrison	Avalokiteshvara "Avalokiteshvara" by "Lou Harrison"	Serenado	0:35:04 (Pop-up)
Elliott Sharp	Lacus Gaudii "Lacus Gaudii" by "Elliott Sharp"	Octal Book Three	0:37:13 (Pop-up)

Destroy All Monsters	Children of the Night	Destroy All Monsters	0:46:16 (Pop-up)
Wizz Jones	Trouble in Mind "Trouble in Mind" by "Wizz Jones"	A Life on the Road 1964-2014	0:48:42 (Pop-up)
Davey Graham	Frieze Britches "Frieze Britches" by "Davey Graham"	The Complete Guitarist	0:51:50 (Pop-up)
John Greaves/Peter Blegvad/Lisa Herman	Twenty-Two Proverbs	Kew. Rhone.	0:55:12 (Pop-up)

Arnold Dreyblatt & the Orchestra of Excited Strings	Nodal Excitation	Nodal Excitation	1:03:58 (Pop-up)
Afro-Soultet	Soul Rockin' "Soul Rockin'" by "Afro-Soultet"	Afrodesia	1:11:19 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	Confirmation "Confirmation" by "Jimmy Smith"	House Party	1:14:30 (Pop-up)
John Patton	Freedom Jazz Dance "Freedom Jazz Dance" by "John Patton"	Accent on the Blues	1:25:16 (Pop-up)

Arturo Ruiz del Pozo	Estudio para Quenas	Composiciones Nativas: Music For Native Peruvian Instruments and Magnetophonic Tape	1:33:08 (Pop-up)
Jozef van Wissem	If There's Nothing Left Where Will You Go?	It Is Time for You to Return	1:37:49 (Pop-up)
75 Dollar Bill	Hollis "Hollis" by "75 Dollar Bill"	Wooden Bag	1:40:18 (Pop-up)
Ron Anderson	From a Hotel in Palermo	Anything Is Possible	1:46:56 (Pop-up)
Boredoms	7~ "7~" by "Boredoms"	Super Roots 7/8	1:50:42 (Pop-up)

David Borden	Enfield in Winter "Enfield in Winter" by "David Borden"	Music for Amplified Keyboard Instruments	1:59:58 (Pop-up)
Polyorchard	White 4 "White 4" by "Polyorchard"	Color Theory in Black and White	2:05:59 (Pop-up)
Peter Gordon/David Cunningham	Are You a Fish?	The Yellow Box	2:09:44 (Pop-up)
Philip Glass	Metamorphosis One "Metamorphosis One" by "Philip Glass"	Solo Piano	2:12:12 (Pop-up)
Glenn Gould/Bach	Partita No. 5 in G Major	The Gould Variations	2:17:04 (Pop-up)

Rudolf Eb.er	Black Nectar "Black Nectar" by "Rudolf Eb.er"	Brainnectar	2:30:46 (Pop-up)
Milford Graves	Continuous Conversations	Stories	2:35:26 (Pop-up)
Jack DeJohnette	Leave Don't Go Away	Made in Chicago	2:41:46 (Pop-up)

Gen Ken	Duping a Key/The Back Counter Action	I Hear the Sound of Hardware Shopping	2:54:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:06pm Carmichael: Ground control to Major Mandl.
	9:06pm pacific standard simon: Evening, all. Say, there's an echo in here.
	9:06pm Cubicle Carl: Evening, Dave. Nice segue from Daniel's show.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Hey there Carmichael, pss, Carl.
	9:10pm pacific standard simon: I'm cooking Portuguese/Greek fusion for supper. Got any Portuguese/Greek Fusion music to go with it?
	9:11pm Dave Mandl: That's a tall order.
	9:11pm P-90: -all, all all...
	9:11pm pacific standard simon: Calls for a tall drink.
	9:12pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: That echo may go on forever.
	9:13pm P-90: @pss: what's the "Portugese/Greek fusion" menu? Can't drop one like that and not make me curious...
	9:14pm Tome: Hey Dave , Hey Folks ,, yes keep it going indeed ! \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\\\\\\\//
	9:14pm Mugsy: Hi Dave, nice To hear you tonight.
	9:15pm P-90: "///etc." is nicely proggy
	9:16pm Dave Mandl: Welcome Tome, Mugsy.
	9:18pm JakeGould: HellO!
	9:18pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Jake.
	9:22pm George of Troy: Hey Dave, good evening.
	9:22pm Carmichael: Apparently there is a Portuguese fusion band called Dead Combo. And thank Christ, they don't play Dead music.
	9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Right Here if yer arsk me (you didn't)...
	9:28pm Dave Mandl: Hiya George, RRN63.
	9:29pm pacific standard simon: Sorry, P-90, checking the food. It's roasted potatoes and linguica in tomato sauce with kalamata olives and sheep cheese. Both cultures have some version of it.
	9:31pm trs: 'Wo ist .. !?' Fun to declare/lament emphatically when you cannot bleeping find the gleeping thing you're looking for. Hi. Good listening again.
	9:33pm trs: Hey and look! There's https to be found, here. Fantastic!
	9:34pm Dave Mandl: Hey trs. Good to see a fellow https fan.
	9:35pm Cubicle Carl: This tune can almost be Portuguese/Greek, if you squint.
	9:37pm George of Troy: Dave, I didn't have a chance to comment on the fantastic ESP Records special show last week. Really enjoyed it.
	9:38pm Dave Mandl: @George: Thanks!
	9:39pm P-90: The ESP special WAS first-rate. One of those really worthy things you probably couldn't hope to hear anywhere else.
	9:41pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: Thanks. It got a really good response, which Steve should probably get credit for.
	9:43pm Carmichael: Hey, I have some Elliot Sharp guitar stuff. Nice ...
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...pandering to us guitarheads...I'll take it...
	9:51pm Dave Mandl: @RRN63: Absolutely. And there's more to come.
	9:52pm totallybiased: DestroyAll Bands, New New Brunswick: youtu.be... New Brunswick
	9:52pm JakeGould: Why this is an unexpected Big Bill Broonzy cover.
	9:56pm Carmichael: Jaysis Dave! An unexpected delight!
	9:56pm pacific standard simon: Beautiful. ...I thought the title was "Freeze, Bitches", though.
	9:57pm redkayak: Evening, all....
	9:58pm Dave Mandl: Evening, rk.
	10:08pm George of Troy: Dave, there is a recently-published book that I guess attempts to interpret Kew. Rhone. I haven't picked it up yet, but I'm very tempted.
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: Ha. Probably worth checking out.
	10:16pm pacific standard simon: Speaking of "excited strings", it is possible to buy a "personal massager" that can be controlled by the beat and rhythm of your mp3 player.
	10:16pm Barr Bee: The truth is in the >2%. WoE is my show!
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @pss: If I knew I probably wouldn't admit it. (But I have no idea.)
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Barr: Merci beaucoup.
	10:21pm pacific standard simon: That was a statement, not a question, Dave. They really exist. But I was looking for links to music by people who make music using "personal massagers" to caress the strings of instruments -- sort of a John Cage/Godley & Creme kind of thing. No luck yet.
	10:23pm Carmichael: Who is playing trumpet here? There is a bet involved.
	10:23pm trs: It'd be the same as the robot-tech that attempts to play music. More algorithm than rhythm.
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more of an "O"-bow than an e-bow...
	10:23pm Andrew Waterloo: I've only seen personal massagers used on mics and pick-ups
	10:24pm Andrew Waterloo: @Carmichael, I was thinking the same thing.
	10:24pm Dave Mandl: @pss: Oops, sorry. I read that as "Is it possible?" Too much multitasking going on here.
	10:24pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Lee Morgan.
	10:25pm Andrew Waterloo: From the Internet: "Confirmation" matches Smith with altoist Lou Donaldson, tenor saxophonist Tina Brooks, trumpeter Lee Morgan, guitarist Kenny Burrell, and drummer Art Blakey, while a 15-minute rendition of "What Is This Thing Called Love" and a 20-minute "Cherokee" have Morgan, Burrell, Blakey, trombonist Curtis Fuller, and George Coleman on alto.
	10:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Personnel [this is Track 5] Jimmy Smith – organ Lee Morgan - trumpet (tracks 1, 3, 4 & 5) Curtis Fuller - trombone (tracks 3 & 4) George Coleman (tracks 3 & 4), Lou Donaldson (tracks 1, 2 & 5) - alto saxophones Tina Brooks - tenor saxophone (tracks 1 & 5) Kenny Burrell (tracks 1, 4 & 5), Eddie McFadden (track 2 & 3) – guitars Donald Bailey (tracks 2, 3 & 4), Art Blakey (tracks 1 & 5) – drums
	10:26pm pacific standard simon: Ah, here we go! The Barr Brothers -- "our pedal steel player just discovered how to play the steel with a vibrator". HA! www.bristol247.com...
	10:26pm Carmichael: Jimmy Smith lived literally 4 miles up the road from me. Lots of waving hello.
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Wow.
	10:27pm Carmichael: Thanks everyone. I am definitely buying the next round ..,
	10:29pm Carmichael: The guy had a barn full of organs. Like 20 Hammond b3s.
	10:30pm Billy Jam: loving the show Dave Mandl - thank you!
	10:30pm pacific standard simon: You probably need that many for parts.
	10:31pm Dave Mandl: @Billy: Hey! Thanks, Billy!
	10:33pm pacific standard simon: There's a family heirloom foot-pump organ in my bedroom. I don't think it works. Looks cool, though.
	11:02pm trs: 'magnetophonic' The long 'e' gives some kinda cachet, eh?
	11:04pm Dave Mandl: @trs: Faux British pronunciation.
	11:06pm JakeGould: Pinky in the air when you say that, yo.
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Magneto & the Brittanium Man...
	11:09pm trs: 'Magnetic tape' - with the short 'e' - is so base, these days, by comparison.
	11:17pm Dave Mandl: But pronunciation often changes when you add prefixes and suffixes.
	11:19pm greyhoos: "Are you a man?...Are you a fish?" Isn't that from that old Peter Weir aussie film "The Last Wave"?
	11:27pm PMD: Ever see '32 short films about Glenn Gould' ? Great movie as I recall
	11:32pm greyhoos: @ PMD: As I recall, too. But it's been about 2 decades. More recently, was mystified by some of the audio "travelogues" & such that he for the CBC. "The Idea of North," "The Search for Petula Clark," et al.
	11:34pm trs: Yes It's great. And 'The Red Violin' is another excellent one. Same director I think?
	12:00am trs: Sounded like something fell on you, Dave. Great listening.
	12:01am Dave Mandl: Night, all. Have a great week.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from May 3, 2015

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