WFMU: The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from April 23, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:47pm Matt from New Orleans: Hey Kris. Here early. Just finishing up Kev Beadle’s show from last night. I had missed his career before totally wired radio launched but am glad he came out of retirement. His three shows so far have been outstanding.
	10:04pm Matt from New Orleans: Everyone is taking their time tonight
	10:05pm chresti: Howdy Kris and homebodys!
	10:06pm Kris Holmes: Hey everybody
	10:06pm Matt from New Orleans: Hi chresti
	10:08pm Little Danny: Hey Kris and you good people.
	10:09pm Kris Holmes: Hi Dan
	10:09pm Matt from New Orleans: WWOZ is playing highlights from a multitrack recording of a benefit for Professor Longhair in 1974 after his house had a fire tomorrow at 1 PM central. A who’s who of New Orleans musicians played the benefit. The tapes have been sitting in the vault since 1974 and haven’t been played in years until the station started going through the archives for jazz fest’s 50th anniversary
	10:10pm Kris Holmes: whoa
	10:11pm Matt from New Orleans: www.wwoz.org... A copy of the original flier is posted there
	10:12pm Kris Holmes: dang, double whoa
	10:16pm Matt from New Orleans: Do you have any gospel songbirds on excello with iris chat as well?
	10:16pm Matt from New Orleans: Otis clay wasn’t paying attention before I posted
	10:20pm Matt from New Orleans: I have an ace compilation cd of excello gospel
	10:21pm Kris Holmes: i have zero by Gospel Songbirds
	10:22pm Matt from New Orleans: They are not on that cd btw but it’s a solid compilation
	10:24pm Little Danny: Thanks for the heads-up on that Ace comp, Matt. I woulda figured most of that music would have released on Nashboro, cool that some exists on Excello
	10:29pm Matt from New Orleans: I took it out of the library near my childhood home in high school. I put in on a cassette and listened to it a lot.
	10:31pm Matt from New Orleans: I had no clue about all of the other great music on excello till quite some time later
	10:31pm Little Danny: Muddy had been listening to "Tramp." At least to my ears. Great one, new to me!
	10:38pm Matt from New Orleans: Danny do you have the four cd comp of nashboro gospel on Tompkins square? I got to know Josh who owns the label when he worked at Sony with my friend Adam.
	10:39pm Matt from New Orleans: He’s put out a few good gospel comps
	10:41pm Little Danny: Yep! I do know that comp. Good stuff. I actually thought they missed many great titles, but 4 CDs doesn't give you much time to cover such a consistent and terrific catalog. It's all personal tastes, anyway
	10:43pm Matt from New Orleans: Fair enough. Well not many want to collect 78 gospel records(myself included) and universal records seems uninterested in reissuing any excello/nashboro material
	10:52pm Carmichael: Heya Kris.
	10:55pm Kris Holmes: classic Cash McCall rhythm guitar work on More & More
	10:56pm Carmichael: Didn’t know he recently passed. RIP.
	11:05pm Carmichael: I kaynt hep ma seff .. awesome.
	11:05pm Uncle Michael: Checkin' in...before I check out.
	11:11pm Uncle Michael: Stanley so into organ players that he married one.
	11:11pm Kris Holmes: lol
	11:14pm Carmichael: Jimmy Smith lived right down the long country road from me. I literally walked to his barn several times and talked instruments with him.
	11:15pm Uncle Michael: Not back at the chicken shack?
	11:15pm Kris Holmes: for real?
	11:19pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Kris, I'm late, but sitting down now.
	11:20pm Uncle Michael: I'm fixin' to be layin' down. Jimmy Smith is activity-appropriate. Night all.
	11:21pm Kris Holmes: Hi Franco. Goodnight Michael.
	11:21pm Franco Twinkie: Carmichael, When/where was that?
	11:27pm Carmichael: Late 80s, in Davis, CA.
	11:28pm Carmichael: I’m not shitting anyone. This was a real experience.
	11:28pm Carmichael: It could have been Dixon, technically.
	11:30pm Franco Twinkie: Great! So I imagine he had his Hammond/Leslie set up in the barn? My favorite record of his is The Sound of Jimmy Smith with the picture of the Cyclotron/lawn sprinkler on the cover.
	11:31pm Matt from New Orleans: I know the candoli bros from the tonight show
	11:32pm Franco Twinkie: Did you live there when Robert Crumb lived there?
	11:32pm Kris Holmes: i only know them from their above average Jazz recordings from the 50s, because there was no Tonight Show in New Zealand lol
	11:33pm Matt from New Orleans: I figured you’d missed out on Johnny Carson fairly completely
	11:33pm Carmichael: He had at least a dozen organs in a warehouse space. He played When Johnny Came Marching Home Again many times.
	11:35pm Kris Holmes: lol at When Johnny Comes Marching Home
	11:36pm Matt from New Orleans: Did he vocalize emphatic “hurrahs”?
	11:36pm Carmichael: Yes! R Crumb lived in Woodland, very close by. He and his wife were eco activists, and would purposefully change the construction markers where they were building. He had an astonishing collection of original 78s.
	11:37pm Little Danny: Conte Candoli in particular cut some terrific West Coast bop early on
	11:37pm Carmichael: Sorry, that seemed to be his favorite organ tune.
	11:38pm Franco Twinkie: I know! His collection is legendary.
	11:38pm Kris Holmes: Dan, indeed
	11:39pm Carmichael: Sorry all, back to the playlist discussion.
	11:41pm Kris Holmes: R Crumb was definitely a legendary 78 collectro
	11:52pm Franco Twinkie: The 'Banned' version! There was this huge kurfuffle on L.A. radio when this came out because of the provocative lyrics. I missed my chance to discuss this with John Fleckenstien, the bass player, when we worked together. When I found out he was a Standell, that was our last job together.
	11:54pm chresti: Thanks Kris! Good night!
	11:55pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks Kris. See you next week.
	11:55pm Franco Twinkie: My Crabby Appleton story will have to wait for another day.
	11:57pm Carmichael: Thanks, Kris.
	11:58pm Kris Holmes: thanks team!
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Nighty night, Kris.
	12:00am Franco Twinkie: Shut up, foo!

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from April 23, 2019

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April 23, 2019: Cash McCall (Maurice Dollison) Tribute

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Artist	Track	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Cash McCall	I'm In Danger "I'm In Danger" by "Cash McCall"	Checker	7"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cash McCall	That Lucky Old Sun "That Lucky Old Sun" by "Cash McCall"	Thomas	7"		0:04:07 (Pop-up)
Cash McCall	You Can't Take Love "You Can't Take Love" by "Cash McCall"	Thomas	7"		0:07:02 (Pop-up)
Cash McCall	You Mean Everything To Me	Thomas	7"		0:10:00 (Pop-up)
Cash McCall	Let's Get A Thing Going On	Thomas	7"		0:12:33 (Pop-up)
Cash McCall	When You Wake Up "When You Wake Up" by "Cash McCall"	Thomas	7"		0:18:50 (Pop-up)
Tyrone Davis	Let Me Back In "Let Me Back In" by "Tyrone Davis"	Dakar	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	0:21:20 (Pop-up)
Cash McCall	You Ain't Too Cool "You Ain't Too Cool" by "Cash McCall"	Thomas	7"		0:23:46 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Robinson	Don't Set Me Free	Paula	7"	written, arranged & produced by Cash McCall	0:26:12 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters	Birdnest On The Ground	Chess	7"	written & produced by Maurice Dollison (Cash McCall)	0:29:01 (Pop-up)
Etta James	I Prefer You "I Prefer You" by "Etta James"	Cadet	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	0:34:10 (Pop-up)
Muddy Waters	When The Eagle Flies	Chess	7"	produced by Cash McCall	0:37:09 (Pop-up)
Etta James	I'm So Glad "I'm So Glad" by "Etta James"	Cadet	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	0:39:51 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	Let Me Down Easy "Let Me Down Easy" by "Little Milton"	Checker	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	0:42:56 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	Let's Get Together "Let's Get Together" by "Little Milton"	Checker	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	0:45:35 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	More & More "More & More" by "Little Milton"	Checker	7"	Cash McCall on guitar	0:53:49 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	I'll Always Love You	Checker	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	0:56:32 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	Baby I Love You "Baby I Love You" by "Little Milton"	Checker	7"	Cash McCall on guitar	0:59:14 (Pop-up)
Otis Clay	That's How It Is "That's How It Is" by "Otis Clay"	One-derful!	7"	written by Maurice Dollison	1:01:54 (Pop-up)
Otis Clay	I'm Satisfied "I'm Satisfied" by "Otis Clay"	One-derful!	7"	written & produced by Maurice Dollison	1:04:37 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	Minor Chant "Minor Chant" by "Jimmy Smith"	Blue Note	7"		1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	Midnight Special "Midnight Special" by "Jimmy Smith"	Blue Note	7"		1:13:39 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	The Cat "The Cat" by "Jimmy Smith"	Verve	7"		1:19:26 (Pop-up)
Jazz City Workshop	Blues In The Closet	Bethlehem	7"		1:22:11 (Pop-up)
Conte Candoli	Four "Four" by "Conte Candoli"	Bethlehem	7"		1:24:38 (Pop-up)
Jo Armstead	Another Reason Why I Love You	Giant	7"		1:30:14 (Pop-up)
ZZ Hill	You Don't Love Me "You Don't Love Me" by "ZZ Hill"	Kent	7"		1:32:45 (Pop-up)
Casey & the Pressure Group	Powerhouse	Wizdom	7"		1:35:16 (Pop-up)
Oliver Sain	Mr King & Mr Jordan "Mr King & Mr Jordan" by "Oliver Sain"	Abet	7"		1:37:57 (Pop-up)
Earl Gains	I Have Loved & I Have Lived	HBR	7"		1:41:28 (Pop-up)
The Standells	Try It "Try It" by "The Standells"	Tower	7"		1:47:19 (Pop-up)
Jay Brown	That's How Much "That's How Much" by "Jay Brown"	Atco	7"		1:49:51 (Pop-up)
Crabby Appleton	Grab On "Grab On" by "Crabby Appleton"	Elektra	7"		1:52:08 (Pop-up)
The Honey Drippers	Impeach The President	Alaga	7"		1:57:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:47pm Matt from New Orleans: Hey Kris. Here early. Just finishing up Kev Beadle’s show from last night. I had missed his career before totally wired radio launched but am glad he came out of retirement. His three shows so far have been outstanding.
	10:04pm Matt from New Orleans: Everyone is taking their time tonight
	10:05pm chresti: Howdy Kris and homebodys!
	10:06pm Kris Holmes: Hey everybody
	10:06pm Matt from New Orleans: Hi chresti
	10:08pm Little Danny: Hey Kris and you good people.
	10:09pm Kris Holmes: Hi Dan
	10:09pm Matt from New Orleans: WWOZ is playing highlights from a multitrack recording of a benefit for Professor Longhair in 1974 after his house had a fire tomorrow at 1 PM central. A who’s who of New Orleans musicians played the benefit. The tapes have been sitting in the vault since 1974 and haven’t been played in years until the station started going through the archives for jazz fest’s 50th anniversary
	10:10pm Kris Holmes: whoa
	10:11pm Matt from New Orleans: www.wwoz.org... A copy of the original flier is posted there
	10:12pm Kris Holmes: dang, double whoa
	10:16pm Matt from New Orleans: Do you have any gospel songbirds on excello with iris chat as well?
	10:16pm Matt from New Orleans: Otis clay wasn’t paying attention before I posted
	10:20pm Matt from New Orleans: I have an ace compilation cd of excello gospel
	10:21pm Kris Holmes: i have zero by Gospel Songbirds
	10:22pm Matt from New Orleans: They are not on that cd btw but it’s a solid compilation
	10:24pm Little Danny: Thanks for the heads-up on that Ace comp, Matt. I woulda figured most of that music would have released on Nashboro, cool that some exists on Excello
	10:29pm Matt from New Orleans: I took it out of the library near my childhood home in high school. I put in on a cassette and listened to it a lot.
	10:31pm Matt from New Orleans: I had no clue about all of the other great music on excello till quite some time later
	10:31pm Little Danny: Muddy had been listening to "Tramp." At least to my ears. Great one, new to me!
	10:38pm Matt from New Orleans: Danny do you have the four cd comp of nashboro gospel on Tompkins square? I got to know Josh who owns the label when he worked at Sony with my friend Adam.
	10:39pm Matt from New Orleans: He’s put out a few good gospel comps
	10:41pm Little Danny: Yep! I do know that comp. Good stuff. I actually thought they missed many great titles, but 4 CDs doesn't give you much time to cover such a consistent and terrific catalog. It's all personal tastes, anyway
	10:43pm Matt from New Orleans: Fair enough. Well not many want to collect 78 gospel records(myself included) and universal records seems uninterested in reissuing any excello/nashboro material
	10:52pm Carmichael: Heya Kris.
	10:55pm Kris Holmes: classic Cash McCall rhythm guitar work on More & More
	10:56pm Carmichael: Didn’t know he recently passed. RIP.
	11:05pm Carmichael: I kaynt hep ma seff .. awesome.
	11:05pm Uncle Michael: Checkin' in...before I check out.
	11:11pm Uncle Michael: Stanley so into organ players that he married one.
	11:11pm Kris Holmes: lol
	11:14pm Carmichael: Jimmy Smith lived right down the long country road from me. I literally walked to his barn several times and talked instruments with him.
	11:15pm Uncle Michael: Not back at the chicken shack?
	11:15pm Kris Holmes: for real?
	11:19pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Kris, I'm late, but sitting down now.
	11:20pm Uncle Michael: I'm fixin' to be layin' down. Jimmy Smith is activity-appropriate. Night all.
	11:21pm Kris Holmes: Hi Franco. Goodnight Michael.
	11:21pm Franco Twinkie: Carmichael, When/where was that?
	11:27pm Carmichael: Late 80s, in Davis, CA.
	11:28pm Carmichael: I’m not shitting anyone. This was a real experience.
	11:28pm Carmichael: It could have been Dixon, technically.
	11:30pm Franco Twinkie: Great! So I imagine he had his Hammond/Leslie set up in the barn? My favorite record of his is The Sound of Jimmy Smith with the picture of the Cyclotron/lawn sprinkler on the cover.
	11:31pm Matt from New Orleans: I know the candoli bros from the tonight show
	11:32pm Franco Twinkie: Did you live there when Robert Crumb lived there?
	11:32pm Kris Holmes: i only know them from their above average Jazz recordings from the 50s, because there was no Tonight Show in New Zealand lol
	11:33pm Matt from New Orleans: I figured you’d missed out on Johnny Carson fairly completely
	11:33pm Carmichael: He had at least a dozen organs in a warehouse space. He played When Johnny Came Marching Home Again many times.
	11:35pm Kris Holmes: lol at When Johnny Comes Marching Home
	11:36pm Matt from New Orleans: Did he vocalize emphatic “hurrahs”?
	11:36pm Carmichael: Yes! R Crumb lived in Woodland, very close by. He and his wife were eco activists, and would purposefully change the construction markers where they were building. He had an astonishing collection of original 78s.
	11:37pm Little Danny: Conte Candoli in particular cut some terrific West Coast bop early on
	11:37pm Carmichael: Sorry, that seemed to be his favorite organ tune.
	11:38pm Franco Twinkie: I know! His collection is legendary.
	11:38pm Kris Holmes: Dan, indeed
	11:39pm Carmichael: Sorry all, back to the playlist discussion.
	11:41pm Kris Holmes: R Crumb was definitely a legendary 78 collectro
	11:52pm Franco Twinkie: The 'Banned' version! There was this huge kurfuffle on L.A. radio when this came out because of the provocative lyrics. I missed my chance to discuss this with John Fleckenstien, the bass player, when we worked together. When I found out he was a Standell, that was our last job together.
	11:54pm chresti: Thanks Kris! Good night!
	11:55pm Matt from New Orleans: Thanks Kris. See you next week.
	11:55pm Franco Twinkie: My Crabby Appleton story will have to wait for another day.
	11:57pm Carmichael: Thanks, Kris.
	11:58pm Kris Holmes: thanks team!
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Nighty night, Kris.
	12:00am Franco Twinkie: Shut up, foo!

The Long Way Home with Kris Holmes: Playlist from April 23, 2019

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