WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from June 24, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, Rev. Gottschalk! Let us pray!
	9:02am duke: Good Morning Kurt, Doug, and etc.
	9:02am V Priceless: good morning, Kurt! Welcome back! Looking forward to this! Hiya Doug!
	9:03am Kurt Gottschalk: i haven't messed up yet!
	9:03am duke: I admire Ornette's fashion sense almost as much as his music. I like that jacket in the photo.
	9:03am listener james from westwood: How do, Kurt, Doug, and all!
	9:06am Dervish: Duke, you are so right. The man was one hell of a style icon. No one could wear electric blue/purple pajamas for evening wear better than he.
	9:07am Doug Schulkind: OK, this opening cut is making me cry.
	9:09am Mark Helsten: Hallelujah!!
	9:09am Jeff: Good morning, Kurt! Glad to hear this is all starting off great; now I can nap some more and listen back later.
	9:10am travis: settling in for the long haul. bravo Kurt, looking forward to this set
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Commemorating Gunther Schuller here as well I see.
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: And R.I.P. Gunther Schuller.
	9:42am northguineahills: ack, him too!
	9:48am Artie Haywire: Loverly!
	9:54am Mark Helsten: Lonely Woman is an amazing piece.
	9:55am Kurt Gottschalk: there's more of it to come!
	10:09am Doug Schulkind: Ornette explains the inspiration for Lonely Woman" Before becoming known as a musician, when I worked in a big department store, one day, during my lunch break, I came across a gallery where someone had painted a very rich white woman who had absolutely everything that you could desire in life, and she had the most solitary expression in the world. I had never been confronted with such solitude, and when I got back home, I wrote a piece that I called “Lonely Woman.” From a 2011 interview of Coleman by Jacques Derrida in the New Yorker: www.newyorker.com...
	10:10am Jesse K: Morning Kurt, welcome to the web!
	10:11am Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, doug! good morning, jesse, and everyone out there in webioland.
	10:12am Mark Helsten: That is perhaps my favourite version, on Old and New Dreams.
	10:14am Kurt Gottschalk: it's a good one! i'm pretty partial to the 8 bold souls version, having heard them play it so many times when i lived in chicago.
	10:21am Mark Helsten: Yeah, I don't know that one, and I am sure there are many more. Ed Blackwell is one of my favourite drummers, as well.. Actually that whole ensemble is somewhat of a 'dream team'
	10:23am Kurt Gottschalk: oh, it's an amazing band. one of my first jazz purchases, in fact. in the first 20, i'm sure. the 8 bold souls version was on this morning just before the kronos quartet one.
	10:28am Mark Helsten: Ahh... that was the first one I heard. Tuning in and out as usual... Work gets in the way of serious jazz listening.
	10:30am Doug Schulkind: I've always lamented that my sister went to Wesleyan. Because if she hadn't, I would have and then I would've gotten to study with Ed Blackwell.
	10:33am Doug Schulkind: Cruelly, I must leave for work. Wonderful and fantastic stuff, Kurt!
	10:35am Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, doug! i swear i'll go back on mic sometime before 2.
	10:36am Mark Helsten: Kurt hates the mic.
	10:41am Kurt Gottschalk: i like the mic, i just like music better.
	10:41am V Priceless: i need a double bass, stat
	10:42am Kurt Gottschalk: i meed charlie haden back.
	10:43am Mark Helsten: Well think of us, the listeners! We need a balance of yammering and music!
	10:43am Mark Helsten: (otherwise i could just put my ornette MP3s on random for five hours!)
	10:44am Mark Helsten: Yeah. Tragic loss there too... CH that is.
	10:46am Uncle Michael: Oy. I was confused about the schedule.
	10:51am Gary: I'm at work and can't tune in right now, but this looks awesome ... I know what I'll be listening to this weekend!
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...dawning on me what a fairly heroic stretch of DJing this is/shall be...
	11:06am Mark Helsten: Yes. Heroic! And I bet long in the planning stages...
	11:07am Kurt Gottschalk: haha, still in the planning stages even now!
	11:12am Mark Helsten: Five hours = freedom
	11:12am Uncle Michael: If you're having technical issues, I sure don't hear 'em, Kurt.
	11:13am Mark Helsten: And, if you are having a meltdown, we similarly cannot hear that.
	11:19am Mark Helsten: This was the first thing I ever heard by Ornette Coleman, in Grade 10 or 11. Blew my mind and never looked back!
	11:20am Dean: First I heard, too, of Ornette (the original LP, I mean), but I was in grade 27.
	11:22am Mark Helsten: Grade 27 was never easy.
	11:22am Kurt Gottschalk: i don't remember my first but, as with so many of my favorites, i know i didn't like it at first.
	11:23am Mark Helsten: You were a young and full-of-spite punk!
	11:26am frenchee: Hola Kurt!
	11:27am Kurt Gottschalk: i was never young.
	11:27am Dean: Not liking [fill in this blank] at first becomes an aesthetic of its own. I'll never forget first hearing the Juilliard SQ's first recording of Bartok's fifth played on SoCal's classical FM station one night. I was rapt, not least because I knew that the characteristics I didn't like were precisely the most compelling. By the time I heard Song X I'd accommodated that particular paradox.
	11:28am Kurt Gottschalk: FRENCHEEEEE!
	11:28am Mark Helsten: You don't get to grade 27 for nothing...
	11:29am Mike East: whoa, looks like I tuned in at the right time. Greetings, DJKG.
	11:29am frenchee: "not liking at first" could be an FMU motto.
	11:31am frenchee: I guess Jeff got you all hooked up, eh? sounds great, much more fun than listening to my coworkers' patter and chatter
	11:32am Kurt Gottschalk: haha - next year's t-shirt. "I Didn't Like WFMU at First"
	11:33am Mark Helsten: "That Particular Paradox" on the back...
	11:39am Dean: "Accommodate the paradox!"
	11:39am Tony: The Dog Faced Hermans do a great version of Peace Warriors.
	11:40am Kurt Gottschalk: oh, dang tony! i forgot about that one!
	11:41am Tony: I like the version on their live album.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Amazing that we're only 3/5 thru today's fine celebration of Ornette! Go go go!
	12:03pm P-90: Hi Kurt. This is a worthy thing.
	12:11pm P-90: How hold up a second there, Mr. G. Some of Amanda's listeners are tuning in... and staying right here.
	12:18pm frenchee: oh HAI Skippy! Feelin' very Beefhearty alluva sudden
	12:24pm Mike East: was thinkin' that frenchee! This is IT, man!
	12:28pm P-90: I always thought the good Capt. was just a bit of a closet Harmolodicist. Among many other things of course.
	1:06pm V Priceless: whoa - time be flying!
	1:16pm frenchee: I have it on "low:" DJKG, have you cursed yet?
	1:20pm Kurt Gottschalk: haven't needed to!
	1:22pm Jeff: There's a scheduled show coming up at 3PM... but you have some open road ahead of you if you need a bit of time to decelerate.
	1:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: i don't have to stop at 2?
	1:26pm Mark Helsten: KEEP ON TRUCKING!
	1:27pm P-90: Yay! MOAR!
	1:28pm Mark Helsten: He may need a runaway lane... upload.wikimedia.org...
	1:36pm Jeff g.: Yay!
	1:57pm V Priceless: great show and fine tribute, Kurt - thank you!
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Kurt.
	2:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Kurt!
	2:02pm Mike East: nicely done, Kurt. Friday afternoons miss you.
	2:02pm northguineahills: Woah, it's two already. Here's a hardy thank you Kurt, this was awesome!
	2:02pm Mark Helsten: Yes. Great job Kurt, and worth another listen even.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Kurt!
	2:03pm Jeff g.: Saving this one for later, too! Thanks, Kurt.
	2:08pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, everyone. i'm really glad i had this opportunity, and glad you were here to make it a shared experience.
	2:09pm Jeff: Thanx, Kurt!
	2:09pm P-90: THANKS DJ Kurt, you've crafted something here, that i and others will return to, to peruse, study, and enjoy. PS: love the snappy prince gif avatar
	2:18pm duke: Thanks very much for this. I was in and out during the show, but what I caught was fantastic.
	2:42pm Artie Haywire: Thanks, Kurt!

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from June 24, 2015

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June 24, 2015: I Heard it Over the Radio (Ornette Coleman 5-hour special)
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	I Heard it Over the Radio	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Lewis	Variants on a Theme of Thelonious Monk (Criss-Cross): A) Variant I; B) Variant II: C) Variant III: C: Variant IV	John Lewis Presents Contemporary Music: Jazz Abstractions - Compositions by Gunther Schuller & Jim Hall	Atlantic	1960	CD		0:07:53 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Lewis	Abstraction "Abstraction" by "John Lewis"	John Lewis Presents Contemporary Music: Jazz Abstractions - Compositions by Gunther Schuller & Jim Hall	Atlantic	1960	CD		0:23:21 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	I Heard it Over the Radio	Beauty Is a Rare Thing: The Complete Atlantic Recordings	Rhino	1993	CD	Recorded July 19, 1960	0:27:20 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	I Heard it Over the Radio	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		0:40:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ethnic Heritage Ensemble	Ornette "Ornette" by "Ethnic Heritage Ensemble"	Dance With the Ancestors	Chameleon	1993	CD		0:41:09 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
8 Bold Souls	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "8 Bold Souls"	Sideshow	Arabesque	1992	CD		0:48:56 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Kronos Quartet	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "Kronos Quartet"	White Man Sleeps	Elektra Nonesuch	1987	LP		1:05:45 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Don Cherry, Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden, Ed Blackwell	Lonely Woman	Old and New Dreams	ECM	1979	LP		1:08:35 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Charlie Haden with Ornette Coleman	O.C.	"Closeness" Duets	A&M	1976	LP	Composed by Charlie Haden	1:20:43 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Charlie Haden	Turnaround / When Will the Blues Ever Leave	The Montreal Tapes	Verve	1994	Cassette		1:31:46 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	I Heard it Over the Radio						1:43:34 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
James Blood Ulmer	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "James Blood Ulmer"	Music Speaks Louder Than Words	Koch Jazz	1997	CD		1:56:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
James Blood Ulmer	Theme From Captain Black	Harmolodic Guitar With Strings	DIW	1993	CD		2:03:20 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Mary Halvorson	Sadness "Sadness" by "Mary Halvorson"	Meltframe	Firehouse 12	2015	CD	Release date: Sept. 4, much thanks to Mary for the advance track.	2:11:16 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pat Metheny / Ornette Coleman	Song X Duo	Song X [Twentieth Anniversary Edition]	Nonesuch	2005	CD	Originally released in 1986	2:14:55 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pat Metheny / Ornette Coleman	Song X	Song X [Twentieth Anniversary Edition]	Nonesuch	2005	CD		2:18:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Science Fiction "Science Fiction" by "Ornette Coleman"	The Complete Science Fiction Sessions	Columbia/Legacy	2000	CD	Originally released in 1972	2:23:41 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	Harmolodic Bebop	Opening the Caravan of Dreams	Caravan of Dreams		CD	Originally released in 1985	2:28:54 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	Peace Warriors	In All Languages	Verve	1978	CD		2:34:56 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman Quartet	Peace Warriors	In All Languages	Verve	1978	CD		2:37:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Zorn	Peace Warriors / Ecars / Feet Music	Spy vs. Spy - The Music of Ornette Coleman	Elektra Musician	1989	CD		2:39:51 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Singing in the Shower (with Jerry Garcia)	Virgin Beauty	Portrait	1988	LP		2:50:05 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	Turnaround	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		2:54:24 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	I Heard it Over the Radio	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		3:08:58 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Theme From a Symphony (Variation One)	Dancing in Your Head	A&M	1989	CD	Originally released in 1977	3:17:43 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Midnight Sunrise "Midnight Sunrise" by "Ornette Coleman"	Dancing in Your Head	A&M	1989	CD	with the Master Musicians of Joujouka	3:32:59 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman	Soapsuds, Soapsuds	Artists House	1978	LP		3:37:35 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	Search for Life	Tone Dialing	Verve	1995	CD		3:45:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	Bach Prelude	Tone Dialing	Verve	1995	CD		3:52:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	The Fifth of Beethoven	The Art of the Improvisers	Atlantic	1988	CD	Originally released in1970	3:58:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	I Heard it Over the Radio	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		4:05:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Free Jazz - A Collective Improvisation by the Ornette Coleman Double Quartet	Free Jazz	Atlantic Jazz	1996		Originally released in 1961	4:16:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Ramblin' "Ramblin'" by "Ornette Coleman"	Change of the Century	Atlantic	1992	CD	Originally released in 1960	4:53:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	I Heard it Over the Radio	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		5:06:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aki Takase / Silke Eberhard	Dedicated to OC-Doughnut	Ornette Coleman Anthology	Intakt	2007	CD		5:06:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Doug Schulkind: Good morning, Rev. Gottschalk! Let us pray!
	9:02am duke: Good Morning Kurt, Doug, and etc.
	9:02am V Priceless: good morning, Kurt! Welcome back! Looking forward to this! Hiya Doug!
	9:03am Kurt Gottschalk: i haven't messed up yet!
	9:03am duke: I admire Ornette's fashion sense almost as much as his music. I like that jacket in the photo.
	9:03am listener james from westwood: How do, Kurt, Doug, and all!
	9:06am Dervish: Duke, you are so right. The man was one hell of a style icon. No one could wear electric blue/purple pajamas for evening wear better than he.
	9:07am Doug Schulkind: OK, this opening cut is making me cry.
	9:09am Mark Helsten: Hallelujah!!
	9:09am Jeff: Good morning, Kurt! Glad to hear this is all starting off great; now I can nap some more and listen back later.
	9:10am travis: settling in for the long haul. bravo Kurt, looking forward to this set
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Commemorating Gunther Schuller here as well I see.
	9:26am Doug Schulkind: And R.I.P. Gunther Schuller.
	9:42am northguineahills: ack, him too!
	9:48am Artie Haywire: Loverly!
	9:54am Mark Helsten: Lonely Woman is an amazing piece.
	9:55am Kurt Gottschalk: there's more of it to come!
	10:09am Doug Schulkind: Ornette explains the inspiration for Lonely Woman" Before becoming known as a musician, when I worked in a big department store, one day, during my lunch break, I came across a gallery where someone had painted a very rich white woman who had absolutely everything that you could desire in life, and she had the most solitary expression in the world. I had never been confronted with such solitude, and when I got back home, I wrote a piece that I called “Lonely Woman.” From a 2011 interview of Coleman by Jacques Derrida in the New Yorker: www.newyorker.com...
	10:10am Jesse K: Morning Kurt, welcome to the web!
	10:11am Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, doug! good morning, jesse, and everyone out there in webioland.
	10:12am Mark Helsten: That is perhaps my favourite version, on Old and New Dreams.
	10:14am Kurt Gottschalk: it's a good one! i'm pretty partial to the 8 bold souls version, having heard them play it so many times when i lived in chicago.
	10:21am Mark Helsten: Yeah, I don't know that one, and I am sure there are many more. Ed Blackwell is one of my favourite drummers, as well.. Actually that whole ensemble is somewhat of a 'dream team'
	10:23am Kurt Gottschalk: oh, it's an amazing band. one of my first jazz purchases, in fact. in the first 20, i'm sure. the 8 bold souls version was on this morning just before the kronos quartet one.
	10:28am Mark Helsten: Ahh... that was the first one I heard. Tuning in and out as usual... Work gets in the way of serious jazz listening.
	10:30am Doug Schulkind: I've always lamented that my sister went to Wesleyan. Because if she hadn't, I would have and then I would've gotten to study with Ed Blackwell.
	10:33am Doug Schulkind: Cruelly, I must leave for work. Wonderful and fantastic stuff, Kurt!
	10:35am Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, doug! i swear i'll go back on mic sometime before 2.
	10:36am Mark Helsten: Kurt hates the mic.
	10:41am Kurt Gottschalk: i like the mic, i just like music better.
	10:41am V Priceless: i need a double bass, stat
	10:42am Kurt Gottschalk: i meed charlie haden back.
	10:43am Mark Helsten: Well think of us, the listeners! We need a balance of yammering and music!
	10:43am Mark Helsten: (otherwise i could just put my ornette MP3s on random for five hours!)
	10:44am Mark Helsten: Yeah. Tragic loss there too... CH that is.
	10:46am Uncle Michael: Oy. I was confused about the schedule.
	10:51am Gary: I'm at work and can't tune in right now, but this looks awesome ... I know what I'll be listening to this weekend!
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...dawning on me what a fairly heroic stretch of DJing this is/shall be...
	11:06am Mark Helsten: Yes. Heroic! And I bet long in the planning stages...
	11:07am Kurt Gottschalk: haha, still in the planning stages even now!
	11:12am Mark Helsten: Five hours = freedom
	11:12am Uncle Michael: If you're having technical issues, I sure don't hear 'em, Kurt.
	11:13am Mark Helsten: And, if you are having a meltdown, we similarly cannot hear that.
	11:19am Mark Helsten: This was the first thing I ever heard by Ornette Coleman, in Grade 10 or 11. Blew my mind and never looked back!
	11:20am Dean: First I heard, too, of Ornette (the original LP, I mean), but I was in grade 27.
	11:22am Mark Helsten: Grade 27 was never easy.
	11:22am Kurt Gottschalk: i don't remember my first but, as with so many of my favorites, i know i didn't like it at first.
	11:23am Mark Helsten: You were a young and full-of-spite punk!
	11:26am frenchee: Hola Kurt!
	11:27am Kurt Gottschalk: i was never young.
	11:27am Dean: Not liking [fill in this blank] at first becomes an aesthetic of its own. I'll never forget first hearing the Juilliard SQ's first recording of Bartok's fifth played on SoCal's classical FM station one night. I was rapt, not least because I knew that the characteristics I didn't like were precisely the most compelling. By the time I heard Song X I'd accommodated that particular paradox.
	11:28am Kurt Gottschalk: FRENCHEEEEE!
	11:28am Mark Helsten: You don't get to grade 27 for nothing...
	11:29am Mike East: whoa, looks like I tuned in at the right time. Greetings, DJKG.
	11:29am frenchee: "not liking at first" could be an FMU motto.
	11:31am frenchee: I guess Jeff got you all hooked up, eh? sounds great, much more fun than listening to my coworkers' patter and chatter
	11:32am Kurt Gottschalk: haha - next year's t-shirt. "I Didn't Like WFMU at First"
	11:33am Mark Helsten: "That Particular Paradox" on the back...
	11:39am Dean: "Accommodate the paradox!"
	11:39am Tony: The Dog Faced Hermans do a great version of Peace Warriors.
	11:40am Kurt Gottschalk: oh, dang tony! i forgot about that one!
	11:41am Tony: I like the version on their live album.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Amazing that we're only 3/5 thru today's fine celebration of Ornette! Go go go!
	12:03pm P-90: Hi Kurt. This is a worthy thing.
	12:11pm P-90: How hold up a second there, Mr. G. Some of Amanda's listeners are tuning in... and staying right here.
	12:18pm frenchee: oh HAI Skippy! Feelin' very Beefhearty alluva sudden
	12:24pm Mike East: was thinkin' that frenchee! This is IT, man!
	12:28pm P-90: I always thought the good Capt. was just a bit of a closet Harmolodicist. Among many other things of course.
	1:06pm V Priceless: whoa - time be flying!
	1:16pm frenchee: I have it on "low:" DJKG, have you cursed yet?
	1:20pm Kurt Gottschalk: haven't needed to!
	1:22pm Jeff: There's a scheduled show coming up at 3PM... but you have some open road ahead of you if you need a bit of time to decelerate.
	1:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: i don't have to stop at 2?
	1:26pm Mark Helsten: KEEP ON TRUCKING!
	1:27pm P-90: Yay! MOAR!
	1:28pm Mark Helsten: He may need a runaway lane... upload.wikimedia.org...
	1:36pm Jeff g.: Yay!
	1:57pm V Priceless: great show and fine tribute, Kurt - thank you!
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Kurt.
	2:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Kurt!
	2:02pm Mike East: nicely done, Kurt. Friday afternoons miss you.
	2:02pm northguineahills: Woah, it's two already. Here's a hardy thank you Kurt, this was awesome!
	2:02pm Mark Helsten: Yes. Great job Kurt, and worth another listen even.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Kurt!
	2:03pm Jeff g.: Saving this one for later, too! Thanks, Kurt.
	2:08pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, everyone. i'm really glad i had this opportunity, and glad you were here to make it a shared experience.
	2:09pm Jeff: Thanx, Kurt!
	2:09pm P-90: THANKS DJ Kurt, you've crafted something here, that i and others will return to, to peruse, study, and enjoy. PS: love the snappy prince gif avatar
	2:18pm duke: Thanks very much for this. I was in and out during the show, but what I caught was fantastic.
	2:42pm Artie Haywire: Thanks, Kurt!

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from June 24, 2015

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