WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from November 6, 2016

Listener comments!
	🥁 9:08am duke: Hello D:O
	9:10am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @duke! How you?
	9:10am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:11am Andrew Waterloo: @duke, last night I saw a man putting on a costume that looks like your avatar, was that you?
	9:11am Jeff Golick: 'morning, @Andrew Waterloo!
	🥁 9:15am duke: @andrew Did he say "meep", was he working with Dr. Bunsen HoneyDew? If, so, it was me.
	9:17am Richard from Venezuela: Good morning.
	9:19am Jeff Golick: Hello and welcome, @Richard from Venezuela!
	9:19am Andrew Waterloo: no, this may have been an imposter.
	9:21am Andrew Waterloo: I saw a couple great drones last night. One in an art gallery, and another in the remains of a victorian era prison yard.
	9:22am Jeff Golick: Whoa. Love that kind of site-specific thing.
	9:25am Jeff Golick: re this Bajakian: "Bajakian's composition is based on Synthetic Formations that were given to Dr. Yusef Lateef in 1961 by saxophonist Eric Dolphy, and included in his book, the Repository of Scales and Melodic Patterns."
	9:25am Andrew Waterloo: yah, same here
	9:26am Richard from Venezuela: Bandcamp is my spotify. Thanks for the links, Jeff.
	9:27am Jeff Golick: Yes! Me, too, @Richard. It's also the closest I've come in the digital sphere to replicating the "rummaging in a record store" experience.
	9:28am Jeff Golick: I have found some tremendous stuff by "following" others and seeing what they've picked up.
	9:29am Richard from Venezuela: Agreed. It's like last.fm should be.
	9:30am Jeff Golick: Y'know, I was never able to grok last.fm - I still don't understand what it is to "scrobble."
	9:30am Andrew Waterloo: It can be a bit overwhelming.. I follow people who buy a lot of stuff
	9:31am Jeff Golick: Agreed. I think Ned Raggett might have a serious problem.
	9:32am Richard from Venezuela: And i love the record labels who share all their releases for streaming. Season of Mist and Relapse are good examples.
	9:32am Andrew Waterloo: I like being able to look back at my last.fm and get a ense of what I listen to more. But, it doesn't do much else
	9:34am Richard from Venezuela: By the way, if you like latin jazz rock, this is a good release by a defunt venezuelan band. FREE DOWNLOAD; kre-music.bandcamp.com...
	🥁 9:35am duke: I like this Joe McPhee cut a lot
	9:36am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Richard. I actually have that record - perhaps due to your recommending it another time?
	9:36am Richard from Venezuela: hahahaha, sure. I forgot it.
	9:37am Jeff Golick: @duke: yup. You'd dig the whole thing, no doubt.
	🥁 9:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tuned in...
	🥁 9:41am duke: Thanks for bandcamp link!
	🥁 9:43am doctorjazz: Hi all, from me and Ozzie?
	🥁 9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Technically - Daylight Savings ended - & it's Standard Time again.)
	9:47am Polyus: Heya Jeff, sounding good.
	9:49am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that and welcome, @Revolution Rabbit Nov63! It's bad form to be as pedantic as I was and miss the central point.
	9:50am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @doctorjazz, and welcome aboard, @Polyus! (And a head scratch to Ozzie.)
	🥁 9:50am doctorjazz: Mission Impossible... Like this Flight Case
	🥁 9:52am doctorjazz: Beautiful day outside here in Jersey.
	9:58am Jeff Golick: Yeah it's lovely here in Brooklyn, too. I'm playing tennis later this afternoon, but it's under a bubble, unfortunately.
	🥁 10:02am doctorjazz: Still Bandcamp, Huh? Rise Chomsky is very cool. Check out some of these links later. How do you find them?
	10:05am Jeff Golick: How I find? Follow as many interesting labels/people as possible, mostly. Check release notices and see what other folks have bought. I think I have over a thousand items in my bandcamp wishlist.
	10:07am coelacanth: good morning Jeff and OUTies
	10:07am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @coelacanth?
	10:18am coelacanth: i was listening to "odradek 1" by Daniel Menche when i realised DO was on and started bringing up that Om Chomsky track while fading odradek. odradek got to 0 yet seemed to not want to fade out completely... quite baffling, until i relised that odradek and "unknown home alone i don't know" were perfectly in sinc, rhythm-wise. -pretty good sound-wise too.
	10:22am Jeff Golick: That's very cool, @coel. Love when that happens. (Don't know Menche's work.)
	🥁 10:24am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff and beatniks.
	10:25am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Brian in UK! ::finger snaps::
	10:28am Jeff Golick: Just realizing that Flash Strap played this Pharaoh on his show last month...an autumn-themed program...and it looks like one for the ages.
	10:30am Jeff Golick: Show link: wfmu.org...
	10:31am coelacanth: Jeff, i thought i was a bit out of control with 104 items in my bandcamp wishlist. (& maybe another 50 bookmarked, but not in the wishlist) ...i guess not!
	🥁 10:33am doctorjazz: Great track, the Sanders.
	10:33am Jeff Golick: Yeah, it's an issue. Not sure if one needs to be logged in to bandcamp to see this, or if it's a public link, but here's the D:O wishlist: bandcamp.com...
	🥁 10:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah really beautiful. I'm learning that Sanders has that tone & humanity in his expression that I love so much & respond instantaneously to in Coltrane. The sparse instrumentation & modal elements are striking...
	🥁 10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& as I noted on Flash Strap's - there's a strong echo of Trane's 'Alabama' in here...
	🥁 10:39am duke: Gotta run. Thanks for the show!
	10:39am Jeff Golick: Ta, @duke, and take care! Great to see you as always.
	10:41am Dean: In the '90s I read Fanfare magazine both for my job and for personal pleasure. It's a bimonthly classical music recording review magazine, from which I maintained a personal want-list in a notebook of v-e-r-y t-i-n-y graph paper. Probably approached ~1000 items, some of which would get crossed off, but mostly, no. Finally gave it up, because the logistics of seeking and finding became unsupportable, never mind actually affording the records. I have toyed with subscribing to Fanfare in recent months, perhaps to start the whole business over again. But now, come to think of it, I'll just use your Bandcamp list as my own.
	10:42am coelacanth: i've looked at your collection before! we have at least one mutual purchase. (though i don't remember what) i also share some items with Flashstrap, Gary Sullivan, Kurt Gottchalk, Clay Pidgeon... i'm sure others that are not recognizable. i'll have to peruse your wishlist one day when i have several days!
	10:43am Dean: Although I do have on an immediate want-list as of yesterday the new Acid Arab record.
	10:43am Jeff Golick: Hello, and welcome, @Dean. I'm almost completely unaware of what the bandcamp classical ecosystem is like.
	🥁 10:46am Brian in UK: I used to want a copy of Hair Pieces by Galt MacDermot. Even had a small copy of the LP sleeve in my wallet. No idea why. Never did get it. Sometimes wanting something is more important than getting it.
	10:46am Andrew Waterloo: drowning out the emotional torment of the election is ambitious
	🥁 10:48am Brian in UK: Good luck on Tuesday folks we have already had our election madness and how it drags on...and on.
	10:48am Jeff Golick: "Sometimes wanting something is more important than getting it." <<---- I like this a lot, @Brian.
	10:49am Dean: Fanfare reviewers were true authorities. One could rely on their enthusiasms to guide one's own. But still, acquiring a classical collection is complicated by reiteration. How many performances of Ockhegem's Missa Caput does one need? Turns out the answer could be, "A lot."
	10:49am Jeff Golick: Yeah, what is going on now, @Brian? I haven't had time to properly take it in, but has the vote been overturned legislatively or something? Or being fought on prodcedural grounds?
	10:51am Andrew Waterloo: the chase is better the catch
	10:53am Dean: Took me forever to find that Motorhead record.
	🥁 10:58am Brian in UK: No, senior judges state that it must be voted through the Houses of Parliament before Article 50 is actioned. It will go to the Supreme Court for appeal. None of the bluddy thing appeals to me. It is such a unique episode that anything is possible except a U-turn.
	🥁 10:58am Brian in UK: Andrew Travelling is better than arriving.
	11:00am coelacanth: in the 80s, when i had become disgusted with punk, pop, rock, etc. and was consuming masses of "world music" and reggae, the shanachie records catalogue was generally pretty honest and informative. every few months i'd take a drive to their warehouse in bonnton nj to pick up several dozen albums directly. - kind of the opposite of rolling stone and nme, as far as respectable reviewers go.
	11:02am coelacanth: ("boonton", not "bonnton")
	🥁 11:02am Brian in UK: 'Give our country back to us' was the mantra of the Leave party. As if we had not invaded enough places around the world already. Remember the Commonwealth. The 'Make America Great Again' campaign has the same hollow ring to it.
	🥁 11:03am Brian in UK: Jeff this is one to play if you want to end the party early.
	🥁 11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's unrelenting, dissonant - but not shrill. 1969 was fun & stress-free for all, apparently...It's natural we should resonate a bit now...
	11:05am Jeff Golick: Indeed, @Brian. Glad you're sticking around.
	11:06am coelacanth: this is the one to play if you want to do some weeding.
	11:11am Dean: You said, "Germany in 1968," and I thought, "Wouldn't it have been great if Brotzmann had played with Guru Guru." Now I'm thinking that could have happened.
	11:12am Dean: Mani Neumeier might have played with PB.
	🥁 11:13am doctorjazz: Took a peak at the Bandcamp list, it will take a few days to get through. Don't know most of the performers there (so much for being up on my music, bit humbling...) Brotzman-music for headphones in the house (very poor WAF-Wife Accepatance Factor).
	11:16am Jeff Golick: re "Make American Great Again" etc.: one of the slippier parts of all this is the coded language - "great" for who, exactly, and in what way? It's assumed. The underlying distrust of "facts"; "truth"; or even a common narrative is really horrifying to behold. It's the triumph of some kind of post-modernist thought, I guess, taken to its most disturbing and extreme end-point. I thought this was a good take on it: theawl.com...
	11:19am Jeff Golick: @RRN63: yes, re Paris 69 resonances @drjazz: to be honest, I don't know most of the performers, either @Dean: Germany 68-73?74? seems to have been a special place/time in spacetime
	11:19am Dean: Nothing postmodernist at all about it. It's just good old-fashioned American snake oil sales in the PT Barnum mode.
	11:20am Jeff Golick: Adam Curtis's latest film also addresses the demise of commonly held "truths." In the digital age, everyone can have their own narrative.
	🥁 11:21am Brian in UK: Jeff what I found most despicable were the lies told by the Leave campaign who then deny any knowledge after the vote. Appealing to the LCD of bar room wiseacres.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: @drjazz: this Machine Gun is pretty much what my wife thinks of when I say "jazz" now.
	11:22am Jeff Golick: @Brian: one runs out of synonyms for "spineless weasels."
	🥁 11:24am Brian in UK: You must remember that Germany at this time was a rather forlorn place with the Red Army Faction soon to be formed in 1970. The new post WW11 generation trying to finds its place in the world.
	11:25am Jeff Golick: That riff at the end of MG!
	🥁 11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that's funny how they riff on 'Mercy Mercy'...Hard Bop / Soul Jazz it ain't...
	🥁 11:28am Brian in UK: So, Dire Straits next. Just kidding.
	11:28am Jeff Golick: re this Sharrock/Machine Gun album: "This album is composed of live recordings from: the GAS STATION, CBGB'S, the COURT TAVERN and WMFU, WKCR, WRTC radio stations. All tracks improvised live."
	🥁 11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Here we go. Best Electric Guitar Ever?
	🥁 11:32am doctorjazz: Machine Gun is really intense-someone should hooked Brozmann and Hendrix up. (I wrote that before the track played...) I agree there is nothing post modern
	11:33am Jeff Golick: @RRN63: no argument here.
	🥁 11:35am Brian in UK: S'funny how you can admire someone even though they play an instrument that you do not care much for. Except when played by East Africans.
	11:35am coelacanth: if Hendrix & Brotzmann had collaborated they would've exploded and then we'd have neither one of them.
	🥁 11:36am doctorjazz: ...nothing new about repeating lies over and over and getting them accepted as gospel, unfortunately. What's a bit new is the ability to create an echo chamber on media and the internet so that only your lies get through (even that is not completely new, it just took dictatorial power to control the media up to now).
	🥁 11:38am Brian in UK: I might go as far as to write that James Marshall Hendrix was the worse thing that happened to the electric guitar. Because he left such a big hole after his demise no one has had the boots to fill it. (Mix those metaphors boy)
	11:38am coelacanth: (Jimi's "born under a bad sign" & "hear my train [electric]" [both on the "blues" compilation] may be my favorite electric git solos of all time.)
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Oh, @Brian, you're not going to like the next (short) one either.... But there's something to what you say.
	🥁 11:39am Brian in UK: Alright well he did leave everyone a short but intoxicating legacy.
	🥁 11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True - a lot like 'Trane passing in '67 for Jazz & sax: So - now whut?! @coel: That 'Hear My Train' - it's Gospel.
	11:41am Jeff Golick: @doctorjazz/@Dean: I guess it's not new, or "post-modern," however one understands that word. But it feels like there is something new happening, a rejection of reality, or a disconnect from it -- or if not new, then worsening.
	11:42am Andrew Waterloo: finally, a proper album by these guys triggertrigger.bandcamp.com... protoges of John Zorn.
	🥁 11:43am Brian in UK: @Rev the difference for me is that the first jazz record I bought, 'Coltrane Jazz' after I absorbed it knew that it was going to be a friend for life. Not many times does that happen.
	🥁 11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Goebbels also initiated a program of installing loud speakers so that people in the streets could here the Füuhrer's speeches'... Terrence McKenna spoke about the difference that had arisen between the People in say Constitutional terms - & the Public...Orwell, &tc. ...
	🥁 11:45am Brian in UK: @Dean when our daughter went to Vietnam she came back with a bottle of Snake Wine, complete with a snake. Tasted awful. Post modern beverages.
	🥁 11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - I explain my love of Jazz by saying Trane & Monk are 'Home' - as surely as The Beatles & Hendrix. Point is I think Trane dying was for Jazz a lot like Hendrix saying for Rawk...It had reached its' Spiritual & Masterful peak - & what then?...
	11:47am coelacanth: (that sounded like it was in the red!)
	11:48am Dean: Truly, I think it a species of presentism to claim too novel or special a cynicism for our time. It affords us an excuse to relinquish our past. Read the notes from the constitutional convention or even the Federalist papers. Our founding dads were often loony-tunes.
	🥁 11:51am Brian in UK: 1968 was my formative year, fifteen going on sixteen. First Saturday job First trip abroad First gig First motorcycle Serious buying of LPs
	🥁 11:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - altho' New Media pose unique challenges to adjusting in the 21st Century. That seems quite certain. W/ I.T. - there's literally more SciFi & Future Shock in the palms of our hands then we dared imagine...& it doesn't seem likely to slow down - along w/ genetic engineering & other things...
	🥁 11:54am Brian in UK: Think a beverage is in order. Good work, Jeff. Good to hear Jeff J last week.
	🥁 11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Post-Modern is Post-Industrial. They're certainly taking Wealth Inequality as far as they can - & the 6th great Mass Extinction of animals no longer sounds like Environmental alarmism...It's quite serious.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Agreed, @Dean, despite comments to the contrary, re present-ism. But one's experience as felt in the now -- well, it's hard to take the long view sometimes.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Brian. Cheers to you.
	🥁 11:57am Brian in UK: Was hoping to see Fred on the comments. Good wishes out to him for his heart surgery tomorrow.
	11:57am coelacanth: Brilliant as always, Jeff. Thanks! Cheers, comrades, and Good Luck.
	🥁 11:57am doctorjazz: Didn't get to jazz until the mid 70's, Trane was already gone, and I had taken a "Jazz Appreciation"course in college, so Bird, and Satch were as much signposts as Trane. I actually wondered a bit why everyone was sounding like Trane at that point, went for the World Sax Quartet and Lester Bowie/Art Ensemble. Took a while for Trane's influence to meld with others, as it had with Bird. Great Show, have a great week Best of Luck to Fred as well!
	11:58am Jeff Golick: Likewise, @Brian. He was very present yesterday; perhaps the prep has begun.
	11:58am coelacanth: oh, yes - Best wishes to fred.
	11:58am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @coelacanth, and yes let us all have good luck.
	🥁 11:59am Brian in UK: There is space in the chicken coop for some little ones.
	🥁 12:00pm Brian in UK: Must be able to perch.
	🥁 12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx for the Soul Refuge.
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: Room for a family of four, @Brian? Planning our escape in the event of the unthinkable. I believe my wife can get herself an Irish passport... Very much my pleasure, @RRN63. Probably should've have ended the show after Bobby "Blue," but...
	🥁 12:05pm doctorjazz: May, this "Dark... " is great! Near of luck to all!
	🥁 12:05pm Brian in UK: Is this Lol Coxhill?
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: The unknown-to-me Tim Hall on horn.
	12:07pm coelacanth: yeh this is excellent... and that Blue Bland inspired me to pull out the album.
	12:09pm coelacanth: -tchau
	12:09pm Andrew Waterloo: great show :) really filled up my BandCamp queue
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: @coel: that Bland album cover is so wonderfully literal.
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @doctorjazz & @coelacanth & Andrew Waterloo & all!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: Ugh, and I forgot to note the passing of Bob Cranshaw... :( Maybe next week.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother the Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970		0:02:07 (Pop-up)
Ø+yn	Una Iglesia, Un Buey, Una Montaña	Stand with Standing Rock	Sky Lantern	2016		0:07:52 (Pop-up)
Aram Bajakian	Variation 1 "Variation 1" by "Aram Bajakian"	Dolphy Formations	Sanasar	2016		0:13:28 (Pop-up)
Joe McPhee	Flowers (For Ornette Coleman)	Flowers	Cipsela	2016	Recorded live by João Ferraz on 04th June 2009 at Museu Nacional Machado de Castro during the 7th edition of Jazz ao Centro Festival in Coimbra.	0:29:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"					0:37:13 (Pop-up)
Colorlist	Light Conditions "Light Conditions" by "Colorlist"	The Fastest Way to Become the Ocean	Serein	2011		0:42:26 (Pop-up)
Syrinx Effect	Flight Case "Flight Case" by "Syrinx Effect"	Snail Songs	Syrinx Effect	2014		0:46:20 (Pop-up)
Chöd	Ishtar "Ishtar" by "Chöd"	Kala-Nath	Nostalgie de la Boue	1996/2006/2016		0:50:33 (Pop-up)
Om Chomsky	Unknown Home Alone I Don't Know	26 Mixes for Craig	Om Chomsky	2016		0:55:18 (Pop-up)
Sloppy Heads	How Long Is Forever?	Do or Dangle	Babes in Arms	2014		1:02:02 (Pop-up)
Kay Grant & Alex Ward	Oxford "Oxford" by "Kay Grant & Alex Ward"	Making Rooms: Mopomoso Tour 2013	Weekertoft	2016		1:05:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"					1:12:18 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Harvest Time "Harvest Time" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Pharoah	India Navigation	1977		1:17:54 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Black Narcissus "Black Narcissus" by "Joe Henderson"	Black Narcissus	Milestone Records	1976		1:37:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hailu Mergia	Shèmonmwanayé "Shèmonmwanayé" by "Hailu Mergia"					1:42:29 (Pop-up)
Dave Burrell	Echo "Echo" by "Dave Burrell"	Echo	BYG/Actuel	1969		1:45:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay					2:08:34 (Pop-up)
Peter Brötzmann Octet	Machine Gun	Machine Gun	FMP	1968		2:08:11 (Pop-up)
Machine Gun	A Sultan's Last Stand	Open Fire	MuWorks	1989		2:24:43 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Machine Gun "Machine Gun" by "Jimi Hendrix"	Band of Gypsys	Capitol Records	1970		2:29:09 (Pop-up)
High Rise II	Rocket Reducer "Rocket Reducer" by "High Rise II"	High Rise II	Warded Halls	2012		2:41:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New Zion Trio	Ina Sade Dub (Christian Castagno Dub)					2:44:10 (Pop-up)
Otis Rush	Groaning the Blues "Groaning the Blues" by "Otis Rush"	single (b/w If You Were Mine)	Cobra	1957		2:50:14 (Pop-up)
Lowell Fulson	Reconsider Baby "Reconsider Baby" by "Lowell Fulson"	single (b/w Believe I'll Give It Up)	Checker	1954		2:50:48 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	Going Down Slow "Going Down Slow" by "Aretha Franklin"	Aretha Arrives	Atlantic	1967		2:53:58 (Pop-up)
Bobby "Blue" Bland	I've Been Wrong So Long	Two Steps from the Blues	Duke	1961		2:58:20 (Pop-up)
Mike Cooper	Dark Is the Night "Dark Is the Night" by "Mike Cooper"	Slide Crazy!	Sky Ranch	1992		3:00:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		3:05:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 9:08am duke: Hello D:O
	9:10am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @duke! How you?
	9:10am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:11am Andrew Waterloo: @duke, last night I saw a man putting on a costume that looks like your avatar, was that you?
	9:11am Jeff Golick: 'morning, @Andrew Waterloo!
	🥁 9:15am duke: @andrew Did he say "meep", was he working with Dr. Bunsen HoneyDew? If, so, it was me.
	9:17am Richard from Venezuela: Good morning.
	9:19am Jeff Golick: Hello and welcome, @Richard from Venezuela!
	9:19am Andrew Waterloo: no, this may have been an imposter.
	9:21am Andrew Waterloo: I saw a couple great drones last night. One in an art gallery, and another in the remains of a victorian era prison yard.
	9:22am Jeff Golick: Whoa. Love that kind of site-specific thing.
	9:25am Jeff Golick: re this Bajakian: "Bajakian's composition is based on Synthetic Formations that were given to Dr. Yusef Lateef in 1961 by saxophonist Eric Dolphy, and included in his book, the Repository of Scales and Melodic Patterns."
	9:25am Andrew Waterloo: yah, same here
	9:26am Richard from Venezuela: Bandcamp is my spotify. Thanks for the links, Jeff.
	9:27am Jeff Golick: Yes! Me, too, @Richard. It's also the closest I've come in the digital sphere to replicating the "rummaging in a record store" experience.
	9:28am Jeff Golick: I have found some tremendous stuff by "following" others and seeing what they've picked up.
	9:29am Richard from Venezuela: Agreed. It's like last.fm should be.
	9:30am Jeff Golick: Y'know, I was never able to grok last.fm - I still don't understand what it is to "scrobble."
	9:30am Andrew Waterloo: It can be a bit overwhelming.. I follow people who buy a lot of stuff
	9:31am Jeff Golick: Agreed. I think Ned Raggett might have a serious problem.
	9:32am Richard from Venezuela: And i love the record labels who share all their releases for streaming. Season of Mist and Relapse are good examples.
	9:32am Andrew Waterloo: I like being able to look back at my last.fm and get a ense of what I listen to more. But, it doesn't do much else
	9:34am Richard from Venezuela: By the way, if you like latin jazz rock, this is a good release by a defunt venezuelan band. FREE DOWNLOAD; kre-music.bandcamp.com...
	🥁 9:35am duke: I like this Joe McPhee cut a lot
	9:36am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Richard. I actually have that record - perhaps due to your recommending it another time?
	9:36am Richard from Venezuela: hahahaha, sure. I forgot it.
	9:37am Jeff Golick: @duke: yup. You'd dig the whole thing, no doubt.
	🥁 9:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tuned in...
	🥁 9:41am duke: Thanks for bandcamp link!
	🥁 9:43am doctorjazz: Hi all, from me and Ozzie?
	🥁 9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Technically - Daylight Savings ended - & it's Standard Time again.)
	9:47am Polyus: Heya Jeff, sounding good.
	9:49am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that and welcome, @Revolution Rabbit Nov63! It's bad form to be as pedantic as I was and miss the central point.
	9:50am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @doctorjazz, and welcome aboard, @Polyus! (And a head scratch to Ozzie.)
	🥁 9:50am doctorjazz: Mission Impossible... Like this Flight Case
	🥁 9:52am doctorjazz: Beautiful day outside here in Jersey.
	9:58am Jeff Golick: Yeah it's lovely here in Brooklyn, too. I'm playing tennis later this afternoon, but it's under a bubble, unfortunately.
	🥁 10:02am doctorjazz: Still Bandcamp, Huh? Rise Chomsky is very cool. Check out some of these links later. How do you find them?
	10:05am Jeff Golick: How I find? Follow as many interesting labels/people as possible, mostly. Check release notices and see what other folks have bought. I think I have over a thousand items in my bandcamp wishlist.
	10:07am coelacanth: good morning Jeff and OUTies
	10:07am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @coelacanth?
	10:18am coelacanth: i was listening to "odradek 1" by Daniel Menche when i realised DO was on and started bringing up that Om Chomsky track while fading odradek. odradek got to 0 yet seemed to not want to fade out completely... quite baffling, until i relised that odradek and "unknown home alone i don't know" were perfectly in sinc, rhythm-wise. -pretty good sound-wise too.
	10:22am Jeff Golick: That's very cool, @coel. Love when that happens. (Don't know Menche's work.)
	🥁 10:24am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff and beatniks.
	10:25am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Brian in UK! ::finger snaps::
	10:28am Jeff Golick: Just realizing that Flash Strap played this Pharaoh on his show last month...an autumn-themed program...and it looks like one for the ages.
	10:30am Jeff Golick: Show link: wfmu.org...
	10:31am coelacanth: Jeff, i thought i was a bit out of control with 104 items in my bandcamp wishlist. (& maybe another 50 bookmarked, but not in the wishlist) ...i guess not!
	🥁 10:33am doctorjazz: Great track, the Sanders.
	10:33am Jeff Golick: Yeah, it's an issue. Not sure if one needs to be logged in to bandcamp to see this, or if it's a public link, but here's the D:O wishlist: bandcamp.com...
	🥁 10:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah really beautiful. I'm learning that Sanders has that tone & humanity in his expression that I love so much & respond instantaneously to in Coltrane. The sparse instrumentation & modal elements are striking...
	🥁 10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& as I noted on Flash Strap's - there's a strong echo of Trane's 'Alabama' in here...
	🥁 10:39am duke: Gotta run. Thanks for the show!
	10:39am Jeff Golick: Ta, @duke, and take care! Great to see you as always.
	10:41am Dean: In the '90s I read Fanfare magazine both for my job and for personal pleasure. It's a bimonthly classical music recording review magazine, from which I maintained a personal want-list in a notebook of v-e-r-y t-i-n-y graph paper. Probably approached ~1000 items, some of which would get crossed off, but mostly, no. Finally gave it up, because the logistics of seeking and finding became unsupportable, never mind actually affording the records. I have toyed with subscribing to Fanfare in recent months, perhaps to start the whole business over again. But now, come to think of it, I'll just use your Bandcamp list as my own.
	10:42am coelacanth: i've looked at your collection before! we have at least one mutual purchase. (though i don't remember what) i also share some items with Flashstrap, Gary Sullivan, Kurt Gottchalk, Clay Pidgeon... i'm sure others that are not recognizable. i'll have to peruse your wishlist one day when i have several days!
	10:43am Dean: Although I do have on an immediate want-list as of yesterday the new Acid Arab record.
	10:43am Jeff Golick: Hello, and welcome, @Dean. I'm almost completely unaware of what the bandcamp classical ecosystem is like.
	🥁 10:46am Brian in UK: I used to want a copy of Hair Pieces by Galt MacDermot. Even had a small copy of the LP sleeve in my wallet. No idea why. Never did get it. Sometimes wanting something is more important than getting it.
	10:46am Andrew Waterloo: drowning out the emotional torment of the election is ambitious
	🥁 10:48am Brian in UK: Good luck on Tuesday folks we have already had our election madness and how it drags on...and on.
	10:48am Jeff Golick: "Sometimes wanting something is more important than getting it." <<---- I like this a lot, @Brian.
	10:49am Dean: Fanfare reviewers were true authorities. One could rely on their enthusiasms to guide one's own. But still, acquiring a classical collection is complicated by reiteration. How many performances of Ockhegem's Missa Caput does one need? Turns out the answer could be, "A lot."
	10:49am Jeff Golick: Yeah, what is going on now, @Brian? I haven't had time to properly take it in, but has the vote been overturned legislatively or something? Or being fought on prodcedural grounds?
	10:51am Andrew Waterloo: the chase is better the catch
	10:53am Dean: Took me forever to find that Motorhead record.
	🥁 10:58am Brian in UK: No, senior judges state that it must be voted through the Houses of Parliament before Article 50 is actioned. It will go to the Supreme Court for appeal. None of the bluddy thing appeals to me. It is such a unique episode that anything is possible except a U-turn.
	🥁 10:58am Brian in UK: Andrew Travelling is better than arriving.
	11:00am coelacanth: in the 80s, when i had become disgusted with punk, pop, rock, etc. and was consuming masses of "world music" and reggae, the shanachie records catalogue was generally pretty honest and informative. every few months i'd take a drive to their warehouse in bonnton nj to pick up several dozen albums directly. - kind of the opposite of rolling stone and nme, as far as respectable reviewers go.
	11:02am coelacanth: ("boonton", not "bonnton")
	🥁 11:02am Brian in UK: 'Give our country back to us' was the mantra of the Leave party. As if we had not invaded enough places around the world already. Remember the Commonwealth. The 'Make America Great Again' campaign has the same hollow ring to it.
	🥁 11:03am Brian in UK: Jeff this is one to play if you want to end the party early.
	🥁 11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's unrelenting, dissonant - but not shrill. 1969 was fun & stress-free for all, apparently...It's natural we should resonate a bit now...
	11:05am Jeff Golick: Indeed, @Brian. Glad you're sticking around.
	11:06am coelacanth: this is the one to play if you want to do some weeding.
	11:11am Dean: You said, "Germany in 1968," and I thought, "Wouldn't it have been great if Brotzmann had played with Guru Guru." Now I'm thinking that could have happened.
	11:12am Dean: Mani Neumeier might have played with PB.
	🥁 11:13am doctorjazz: Took a peak at the Bandcamp list, it will take a few days to get through. Don't know most of the performers there (so much for being up on my music, bit humbling...) Brotzman-music for headphones in the house (very poor WAF-Wife Accepatance Factor).
	11:16am Jeff Golick: re "Make American Great Again" etc.: one of the slippier parts of all this is the coded language - "great" for who, exactly, and in what way? It's assumed. The underlying distrust of "facts"; "truth"; or even a common narrative is really horrifying to behold. It's the triumph of some kind of post-modernist thought, I guess, taken to its most disturbing and extreme end-point. I thought this was a good take on it: theawl.com...
	11:19am Jeff Golick: @RRN63: yes, re Paris 69 resonances @drjazz: to be honest, I don't know most of the performers, either @Dean: Germany 68-73?74? seems to have been a special place/time in spacetime
	11:19am Dean: Nothing postmodernist at all about it. It's just good old-fashioned American snake oil sales in the PT Barnum mode.
	11:20am Jeff Golick: Adam Curtis's latest film also addresses the demise of commonly held "truths." In the digital age, everyone can have their own narrative.
	🥁 11:21am Brian in UK: Jeff what I found most despicable were the lies told by the Leave campaign who then deny any knowledge after the vote. Appealing to the LCD of bar room wiseacres.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: @drjazz: this Machine Gun is pretty much what my wife thinks of when I say "jazz" now.
	11:22am Jeff Golick: @Brian: one runs out of synonyms for "spineless weasels."
	🥁 11:24am Brian in UK: You must remember that Germany at this time was a rather forlorn place with the Red Army Faction soon to be formed in 1970. The new post WW11 generation trying to finds its place in the world.
	11:25am Jeff Golick: That riff at the end of MG!
	🥁 11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that's funny how they riff on 'Mercy Mercy'...Hard Bop / Soul Jazz it ain't...
	🥁 11:28am Brian in UK: So, Dire Straits next. Just kidding.
	11:28am Jeff Golick: re this Sharrock/Machine Gun album: "This album is composed of live recordings from: the GAS STATION, CBGB'S, the COURT TAVERN and WMFU, WKCR, WRTC radio stations. All tracks improvised live."
	🥁 11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Here we go. Best Electric Guitar Ever?
	🥁 11:32am doctorjazz: Machine Gun is really intense-someone should hooked Brozmann and Hendrix up. (I wrote that before the track played...) I agree there is nothing post modern
	11:33am Jeff Golick: @RRN63: no argument here.
	🥁 11:35am Brian in UK: S'funny how you can admire someone even though they play an instrument that you do not care much for. Except when played by East Africans.
	11:35am coelacanth: if Hendrix & Brotzmann had collaborated they would've exploded and then we'd have neither one of them.
	🥁 11:36am doctorjazz: ...nothing new about repeating lies over and over and getting them accepted as gospel, unfortunately. What's a bit new is the ability to create an echo chamber on media and the internet so that only your lies get through (even that is not completely new, it just took dictatorial power to control the media up to now).
	🥁 11:38am Brian in UK: I might go as far as to write that James Marshall Hendrix was the worse thing that happened to the electric guitar. Because he left such a big hole after his demise no one has had the boots to fill it. (Mix those metaphors boy)
	11:38am coelacanth: (Jimi's "born under a bad sign" & "hear my train [electric]" [both on the "blues" compilation] may be my favorite electric git solos of all time.)
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Oh, @Brian, you're not going to like the next (short) one either.... But there's something to what you say.
	🥁 11:39am Brian in UK: Alright well he did leave everyone a short but intoxicating legacy.
	🥁 11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True - a lot like 'Trane passing in '67 for Jazz & sax: So - now whut?! @coel: That 'Hear My Train' - it's Gospel.
	11:41am Jeff Golick: @doctorjazz/@Dean: I guess it's not new, or "post-modern," however one understands that word. But it feels like there is something new happening, a rejection of reality, or a disconnect from it -- or if not new, then worsening.
	11:42am Andrew Waterloo: finally, a proper album by these guys triggertrigger.bandcamp.com... protoges of John Zorn.
	🥁 11:43am Brian in UK: @Rev the difference for me is that the first jazz record I bought, 'Coltrane Jazz' after I absorbed it knew that it was going to be a friend for life. Not many times does that happen.
	🥁 11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Goebbels also initiated a program of installing loud speakers so that people in the streets could here the Füuhrer's speeches'... Terrence McKenna spoke about the difference that had arisen between the People in say Constitutional terms - & the Public...Orwell, &tc. ...
	🥁 11:45am Brian in UK: @Dean when our daughter went to Vietnam she came back with a bottle of Snake Wine, complete with a snake. Tasted awful. Post modern beverages.
	🥁 11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - I explain my love of Jazz by saying Trane & Monk are 'Home' - as surely as The Beatles & Hendrix. Point is I think Trane dying was for Jazz a lot like Hendrix saying for Rawk...It had reached its' Spiritual & Masterful peak - & what then?...
	11:47am coelacanth: (that sounded like it was in the red!)
	11:48am Dean: Truly, I think it a species of presentism to claim too novel or special a cynicism for our time. It affords us an excuse to relinquish our past. Read the notes from the constitutional convention or even the Federalist papers. Our founding dads were often loony-tunes.
	🥁 11:51am Brian in UK: 1968 was my formative year, fifteen going on sixteen. First Saturday job First trip abroad First gig First motorcycle Serious buying of LPs
	🥁 11:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - altho' New Media pose unique challenges to adjusting in the 21st Century. That seems quite certain. W/ I.T. - there's literally more SciFi & Future Shock in the palms of our hands then we dared imagine...& it doesn't seem likely to slow down - along w/ genetic engineering & other things...
	🥁 11:54am Brian in UK: Think a beverage is in order. Good work, Jeff. Good to hear Jeff J last week.
	🥁 11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Post-Modern is Post-Industrial. They're certainly taking Wealth Inequality as far as they can - & the 6th great Mass Extinction of animals no longer sounds like Environmental alarmism...It's quite serious.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Agreed, @Dean, despite comments to the contrary, re present-ism. But one's experience as felt in the now -- well, it's hard to take the long view sometimes.
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Brian. Cheers to you.
	🥁 11:57am Brian in UK: Was hoping to see Fred on the comments. Good wishes out to him for his heart surgery tomorrow.
	11:57am coelacanth: Brilliant as always, Jeff. Thanks! Cheers, comrades, and Good Luck.
	🥁 11:57am doctorjazz: Didn't get to jazz until the mid 70's, Trane was already gone, and I had taken a "Jazz Appreciation"course in college, so Bird, and Satch were as much signposts as Trane. I actually wondered a bit why everyone was sounding like Trane at that point, went for the World Sax Quartet and Lester Bowie/Art Ensemble. Took a while for Trane's influence to meld with others, as it had with Bird. Great Show, have a great week Best of Luck to Fred as well!
	11:58am Jeff Golick: Likewise, @Brian. He was very present yesterday; perhaps the prep has begun.
	11:58am coelacanth: oh, yes - Best wishes to fred.
	11:58am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @coelacanth, and yes let us all have good luck.
	🥁 11:59am Brian in UK: There is space in the chicken coop for some little ones.
	🥁 12:00pm Brian in UK: Must be able to perch.
	🥁 12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx for the Soul Refuge.
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: Room for a family of four, @Brian? Planning our escape in the event of the unthinkable. I believe my wife can get herself an Irish passport... Very much my pleasure, @RRN63. Probably should've have ended the show after Bobby "Blue," but...
	🥁 12:05pm doctorjazz: May, this "Dark... " is great! Near of luck to all!
	🥁 12:05pm Brian in UK: Is this Lol Coxhill?
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: The unknown-to-me Tim Hall on horn.
	12:07pm coelacanth: yeh this is excellent... and that Blue Bland inspired me to pull out the album.
	12:09pm coelacanth: -tchau
	12:09pm Andrew Waterloo: great show :) really filled up my BandCamp queue
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: @coel: that Bland album cover is so wonderfully literal.
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @doctorjazz & @coelacanth & Andrew Waterloo & all!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: Ugh, and I forgot to note the passing of Bob Cranshaw... :( Maybe next week.

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