WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from January 9, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Scraps: Found: many horses, looking for owner
	9:03pm geezerette: Howdy Sam! Listening in background, digging the start.
	9:08pm Scraps: @geezerette, Patty Waters did do a live album, "College Tour". And your presumption is correct.
	9:11pm geezerette: Thanks Scraps! Makes me happy to know that.
	9:11pm Scraps: Oh! Didn't know. He had a very good label, too. rip, Nat Hentoff
	9:13pm Sam Segal: Peace to Nat Hentoff! Thanks for joining me @Scraps 'n' @G!
	9:16pm geezerette: Hats off to Hentoff. Cocktail party in Heaven.
	9:17pm Scraps: Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus is one of them, especially the vocal take on "Fables of Faubus", which is very different from Mingus Ah Um.
	9:17pm Sam Segal: When I announced the personnel on this Cecil tune, I forgot this one only had the trio of Taylor, Neidlinger, and Charles. My apologies!
	9:20pm Scraps: I met Denis Charles a few times, when he played in Joel Forrester's quartet. He was quirky and fun.
	9:21pm Sam Segal: Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus was one of my very first favorite jazz albums, @Scraps! I adore that album. Mingus will be making an appearance on the program in a different context later.
	9:23pm Scraps: Cool!
	9:38pm Doug Schulkind: One of the great things about "Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus" is the fake "live" sound effects. Mingus pretends they're playing live in a club, and it is not very convincing.
	9:40pm Scraps: Cal Massey is Zane Massey's (tenor saxophonist for Ronald Shannon Jackson's Decoding Society, etc) dad.
	9:41pm Scraps: @Doug, "Don't rattle your drinks in your glasses, etc"
	9:43pm Doug Schulkind: I'm a huge Cal Massey fan. Fantastic composer. Lee Morgan's performance of his "These Are Soulful Days" is a favorite. @Scraps Exactly!
	9:47pm Sam Segal: @Doug! I must admit...all these years I was convinced. Being the person he was, I never once questioned the idea that Mingus would ask a crowd not to clink their glasses and for the staff at the club not to let the cash registers make any sound.
	9:47pm Scraps: For a while, Zane Massey ran a weekly jazz sitting-in thing (aphasia, the word is escaping me) at Barbes. It was great.
	9:50pm Scraps: This dub is awesome!
	9:54pm melinda: howdy
	9:57pm Sam Segal: Greetings, @Melinda!
	10:11pm still b/p: If my fingers on both hands have to do all this table-tappin' along with Floorplan, they won't be making progress on necessary work.
	10:14pm Sam Segal: Those fingers may have to wait, cause the sanctified house segment of the program ain't quite over, @stillbp! Thanks for dropping by the Horse show.
	10:18pm Doug Schulkind: You mean Sanctified Horse Show, Sam.
	10:57pm Scraps: The Clown!
	11:00pm Scraps: I haven't heard this one! Only the original, I think on Atlantic, with Jean Sheppard
	11:01pm Sam Segal: I was blown away when I found this. Apparently the only known recording of Duke and Mingus outside of Money Jungle.
	11:01pm Scraps: Good town, Dubuque.
	11:02pm Scraps: That's a wonderful find, Sam
	11:03pm Scraps: Oh wait, it was Nice town, Dubuque.
	11:07pm Scraps: Duke stepped on the last line!
	11:15pm Scraps: So distinctive trumpet, you can tell Hassell in one note
	11:17pm Sam Segal: Jon Hassell is relatively new territory for me, which is quite exciting. I've been a fan of supposed Fourth World music from Japan for awhile, and I knew he coined that phrase, but I just recently got my hands on his music.
	11:19pm coelacanth∅: hello Sam and horse people
	11:20pm Sam Segal: Ahoy, @coelacanth!
	11:22pm Scraps: If you haven't picked up Power Spot.... well, it's my favorite, anyway
	11:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the recommendation, @Scraps. I'll try to check that one out!
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: -my fave is "possible musics" (4th world vol.1)...collaboration with Eno. i don't think i've heard power spot. i'll check that out too.
	11:28pm John Mangum: I can hear your great tunes tonight, Sam! But I can't see them...
	11:30pm Scraps: Fourth Worlds 1+2 and Magic Realism are great, too
	11:31pm Scraps: but I love his sound
	11:31pm Sam Segal: Hi, @John!!
	11:36pm geezerette: This is majestic.
	11:41pm Sam Segal: Glad you enjoyed it, @G. I believe she was reading lists from the 2/7/1997 edition of the Guardian.
	11:46pm coelacanth∅: Scraps @1131 -agreed. when i first heard that, i'd never heard of him; just -back in the day i'd buy anything with Eno's name on it. i got a few tracks in before i looked to see what instrument it was, and when i saw "trumpet", i was like "i don't hear any trumpet!"
	11:47pm Carver Mud: My wife used to call me the Domestic Nothing...I like their name better.
	11:48pm geezerette: Think I meant the Laurence Crane piece Sam. Ha, but I read The Guardian often myself, just don't record it to music! Great show! :) Hey coel! Happy New ear!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: Happy New Ear to You,g!
	11:58pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the ears, everybody!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam. have a good night and week everyone. tchau
	12:01am Scraps: Thanks Sam! Thanks everyone!

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January 9, 2017: The Golden Age of Horse Logic

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra	Saturn Hoola Hoop	Bum Bum	Alien Transistor
Glits	Petit Faucheux, le reste "Petit Faucheux, le reste" by "Glits"	Getting Lost in Tiny Spaces	el NEGOCITO

Cecil Taylor & Buell Neidlinger	O.P. (Take 1)	New York City R&B	Candid
Richard Williams	Ferris Wheel "Ferris Wheel" by "Richard Williams"	New Horn in Town	Candid
Cal Massey	Bakai "Bakai" by "Cal Massey"	Blues to Coltrane	Candid
Jaki Byard	One Two Five "One Two Five" by "Jaki Byard"	Blues for Smoke	Candid
Don Ellis	You Stepped Out of a Dream	Out of Nowhere	Candid

Nana Love	Hip Hip Hip "Hip Hip Hip" by "Nana Love"	Angel Love – Obaatan Pa	BBE
Errol Brown	Roots Rockas "Roots Rockas" by "Errol Brown"	Orthodox Dub	Magic Fire
Michal Turtle	Maid of the Mist "Maid of the Mist" by "Michal Turtle"	Phantoms of Dreamland	Music From Memory
Patrice Rushen	Gotta Find It "Gotta Find It" by "Patrice Rushen"	Now	Elektra
Sun Palace	Palace Strut "Palace Strut" by "Sun Palace"	Raw Movements/Rude Movements	BBE
Floorplan	Never Grow Old "Never Grow Old" by "Floorplan"	Paradise	M-Plant
FCL	Let's Go "Let's Go" by "FCL"	Vocals For Everyone!	We Play House
Cajmere ft. Dajae	Brighter Days (Underground Goodies Mix)	Back in the Box (Mixed by DJ Sneak)	Back in the Box

Quelle Chris	Calm Before (Feat. Cavalier, Suzi Analogue)	Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often	Mello Music Group
King Britt	Spaces (feat. Quasimoto)	Adventures In Lo-Fi	Rapster
David Virelles	Binary "Binary" by "David Virelles"	Antenna EP	ECM
BANANA	Banana C "Banana C" by "BANANA"	LIVE	Leaving
Ned Rothenberg / Mark Feldman / Sylvie Courvoisier	Primary	In Cahoots	Clean Feed
Boston Symphony Orchestra	Piano Concerto in G Major: I. Allegramente (Ravel)	Leonard Bernstein: Historic Broadcasts, 1946-1961	West Hill Radio Archives
Charles Mingus	The Clown (Narrated by Duke Ellington)	Zellerbach Auditorium, University Of California, Berkeley, CA; September 29, 1969

Jon Hassell	Paradise Now "Paradise Now" by "Jon Hassell"	City: Works of Fiction	All Saints
Anthony Child	Open Channeling "Open Channeling" by "Anthony Child"	Electronic Recordings from Maui Jungle Vol 2	Editions Mego
The International Nothing (... and something)	The Golden Age of Miscommunication	The Power of Negative Thinking	Monotype
Laurence Crane	Events Parts 1-3 "Events Parts 1-3" by "Laurence Crane"	Sound of Horse	Hubro
Carolina Eyck with American Contemporary Music Ensemble	Metsa Happa (Jumping River)	Fantasias for Theremin and String Quartet	Butterscotch

Tristan Welch & Ron Oshima	America	God Bless America	Self-Released

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Scraps: Found: many horses, looking for owner
	9:03pm geezerette: Howdy Sam! Listening in background, digging the start.
	9:08pm Scraps: @geezerette, Patty Waters did do a live album, "College Tour". And your presumption is correct.
	9:11pm geezerette: Thanks Scraps! Makes me happy to know that.
	9:11pm Scraps: Oh! Didn't know. He had a very good label, too. rip, Nat Hentoff
	9:13pm Sam Segal: Peace to Nat Hentoff! Thanks for joining me @Scraps 'n' @G!
	9:16pm geezerette: Hats off to Hentoff. Cocktail party in Heaven.
	9:17pm Scraps: Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus is one of them, especially the vocal take on "Fables of Faubus", which is very different from Mingus Ah Um.
	9:17pm Sam Segal: When I announced the personnel on this Cecil tune, I forgot this one only had the trio of Taylor, Neidlinger, and Charles. My apologies!
	9:20pm Scraps: I met Denis Charles a few times, when he played in Joel Forrester's quartet. He was quirky and fun.
	9:21pm Sam Segal: Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus was one of my very first favorite jazz albums, @Scraps! I adore that album. Mingus will be making an appearance on the program in a different context later.
	9:23pm Scraps: Cool!
	9:38pm Doug Schulkind: One of the great things about "Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus" is the fake "live" sound effects. Mingus pretends they're playing live in a club, and it is not very convincing.
	9:40pm Scraps: Cal Massey is Zane Massey's (tenor saxophonist for Ronald Shannon Jackson's Decoding Society, etc) dad.
	9:41pm Scraps: @Doug, "Don't rattle your drinks in your glasses, etc"
	9:43pm Doug Schulkind: I'm a huge Cal Massey fan. Fantastic composer. Lee Morgan's performance of his "These Are Soulful Days" is a favorite. @Scraps Exactly!
	9:47pm Sam Segal: @Doug! I must admit...all these years I was convinced. Being the person he was, I never once questioned the idea that Mingus would ask a crowd not to clink their glasses and for the staff at the club not to let the cash registers make any sound.
	9:47pm Scraps: For a while, Zane Massey ran a weekly jazz sitting-in thing (aphasia, the word is escaping me) at Barbes. It was great.
	9:50pm Scraps: This dub is awesome!
	9:54pm melinda: howdy
	9:57pm Sam Segal: Greetings, @Melinda!
	10:11pm still b/p: If my fingers on both hands have to do all this table-tappin' along with Floorplan, they won't be making progress on necessary work.
	10:14pm Sam Segal: Those fingers may have to wait, cause the sanctified house segment of the program ain't quite over, @stillbp! Thanks for dropping by the Horse show.
	10:18pm Doug Schulkind: You mean Sanctified Horse Show, Sam.
	10:57pm Scraps: The Clown!
	11:00pm Scraps: I haven't heard this one! Only the original, I think on Atlantic, with Jean Sheppard
	11:01pm Sam Segal: I was blown away when I found this. Apparently the only known recording of Duke and Mingus outside of Money Jungle.
	11:01pm Scraps: Good town, Dubuque.
	11:02pm Scraps: That's a wonderful find, Sam
	11:03pm Scraps: Oh wait, it was Nice town, Dubuque.
	11:07pm Scraps: Duke stepped on the last line!
	11:15pm Scraps: So distinctive trumpet, you can tell Hassell in one note
	11:17pm Sam Segal: Jon Hassell is relatively new territory for me, which is quite exciting. I've been a fan of supposed Fourth World music from Japan for awhile, and I knew he coined that phrase, but I just recently got my hands on his music.
	11:19pm coelacanth∅: hello Sam and horse people
	11:20pm Sam Segal: Ahoy, @coelacanth!
	11:22pm Scraps: If you haven't picked up Power Spot.... well, it's my favorite, anyway
	11:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the recommendation, @Scraps. I'll try to check that one out!
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: -my fave is "possible musics" (4th world vol.1)...collaboration with Eno. i don't think i've heard power spot. i'll check that out too.
	11:28pm John Mangum: I can hear your great tunes tonight, Sam! But I can't see them...
	11:30pm Scraps: Fourth Worlds 1+2 and Magic Realism are great, too
	11:31pm Scraps: but I love his sound
	11:31pm Sam Segal: Hi, @John!!
	11:36pm geezerette: This is majestic.
	11:41pm Sam Segal: Glad you enjoyed it, @G. I believe she was reading lists from the 2/7/1997 edition of the Guardian.
	11:46pm coelacanth∅: Scraps @1131 -agreed. when i first heard that, i'd never heard of him; just -back in the day i'd buy anything with Eno's name on it. i got a few tracks in before i looked to see what instrument it was, and when i saw "trumpet", i was like "i don't hear any trumpet!"
	11:47pm Carver Mud: My wife used to call me the Domestic Nothing...I like their name better.
	11:48pm geezerette: Think I meant the Laurence Crane piece Sam. Ha, but I read The Guardian often myself, just don't record it to music! Great show! :) Hey coel! Happy New ear!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: Happy New Ear to You,g!
	11:58pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the ears, everybody!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam. have a good night and week everyone. tchau
	12:01am Scraps: Thanks Sam! Thanks everyone!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from January 9, 2017

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