WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 14, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:05pm Ike: Hello!
	9:08pm chresti: Hello windy horses!
	9:12pm chresti: Me and family lived west of the windy city before moving to California
	9:14pm Sam Segal: Ike and Chresti! Fix yourselves a hot dog and make yourself at home.
	9:23pm Sam Segal: I can't fit the entire photo caption under the photo itself, but here it is for posterity: "Photo by Wadsworth Jarrell. Left to right, on the ground: Wadada Leo Smith, Sarnie Garrett, Wadsworth Jarrell Jr., Muhal Richard Abrams, Wallace McMillan, Douglas Ewart, John Stubblefield, Steve McCall, and Henry Threadgill. On the stairs: Buford Kirkwood, John Shenoy Jackson, Lester Lashley, and Martin 'Sparx' Alexander."
	9:24pm Dean: Speaking of Chicago, I got my ticket to hear DKV Trio at a house in North Berkeley come June '20.
	9:26pm Sam Segal: That'll be a great one, Dean. Got some Vandermark coming up later in the show.
	9:39pm northguineahills: wow, you found enough jazz music from Chicago to fit three hours!!!!?(nice photo)
	9:41pm Sam Segal: Hahahaha, NGH, I could do Chicago jazz all month!
	10:27pm Dean: I confess that Tortoise is one of the bands that prompted me to realize how much I generally do not like music these days out of Chicago. Like Steely Dan, they seem so non-committal.
	10:27pm chresti: I have that Tortoise
	10:27pm Chris Farrell: All this jazz is making me really want to hit a bulls game. Hopefully when they play the Knicks. I think Jason Kidd is Knick’s coach so that even sweetens the pot
	10:29pm chresti: I like the drummer
	10:32pm Dean: It reopened way the hell out of town. A major loss. JRM was amazing.
	10:34pm Dean: Naw, it was a little bit. I really want to give more.
	10:37pm Sam Segal: We'll take anything you've got, Dean!
	10:38pm Sam Segal: I think I know what you mean about Tortoise being non-committal, but I myself am afraid of commitment, so I can see where they are coming from.
	10:38pm Sam Segal: You like Jason Kidd, Chris?
	10:42pm Dean: I, too, fear commitment. Yet I adore Bach, who is the apotheosis of commitment. I don't enjoy musicians whose approach is "You might like this...or this...maybe this?..." This is one of the reasons I don't read The Wire. The writers are generally so committed to being non-committal.
	10:43pm Sam Segal: I take it you don't like Ween, Dean?
	10:44pm Dean: Lord, no.
	10:46pm northguineahills: I'm committed to being ambivalent to Ween, but am committed to loving Tortoise....
	10:47pm Sam Segal: I love several Ween songs, but I am not committed to their entire oeuvre.
	10:50pm chresti: Me, I have to go sleep in the barn, I am committed to getting up very early tomorrow. Thanks Sam.
	10:51pm Dean: To me, Ween are kinda like Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Night, Chresti!
	10:53pm Sam Segal: But most of RHCP is so unbearably self-serious...Ween's all goofs!
	10:53pm doctorjazz: Looks like a great show, I'll commit to that. Will need to find time to listen to the archive version (and, hi all!)
	10:55pm Sam Segal: Dr. Jazz! Just the jazz doctor I was hoping to see!
	10:55pm Dean: "Self-serious"?! You mean, like Hegel?
	10:57pm Sam Segal: Hahaha, well, Dean...perhaps there can be some sort of dialectical synthesis between Ween and Bach someday.
	11:17pm Franco Twinkie: I will say This, Dean. Ween live are very funny and accessible. I saw them open for Beck in the mid-nineties. They are good musicians and want to entertain people, which is not a bad thing.
	11:24pm Chris Farrell: I think if Jason Kidd played Vince Carter in one on one, it would be an even match. I like Becks album Morning Phase. I have also been rocking out to The Blue Nile. I even sometimes throw on a Kleptones album that mashups an old The Flaming Lips album (Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots). Franco, do you have any Beck album recommendations?
	11:25pm Sam Segal: I like your Ween analysis, Franco!
	11:28pm doctorjazz: Just saw a Chicago band I really like this past Saturday...Wilco (I know they're not WFMU approved...)
	11:29pm Chris Farrell: Been having to listen intermittently due to my own lack of due diligence regarding an assignment I did not assess properly.
	11:30pm doctorjazz: (They do have a following that reminds me a bit of Deadheads..)
	11:31pm doctorjazz: Is Jason Kidd really coaching the Knicks?
	11:31pm Sam Segal: Wilco is certainly If You Lose Your Horse approved. In fact, this Jim O'Rourke tune features Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche.
	11:32pm doctorjazz: He's pretty amazing!
	11:32pm Sam Segal: I love Wilco! I should play more Wilco on this show.
	11:34pm doctorjazz: Hardly ever hear them on FMU...Joe Belock seems to bee a fan.
	11:36pm Chris Farrell: I was mistaken he is an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Lakers.
	11:36pm Dean: Don't like Wilco. Don't like Jim O'Rourke. Why is this? Why is it that not only do they not only entertain me, but they irritate me?
	11:37pm Sam Segal: All of Jim O'Rourke's work, Dean? His catalog is so broad. Ever dig into any of his experimental material?
	11:37pm doctorjazz: I go for Nels Cline, but get into the whole thing.
	11:38pm Dean: Haven't dug into it, but I've sampled it. Utterly bores me.
	11:39pm Sam Segal: Fair enough, Dean!
	11:39pm Chris Farrell: Ween’s album White Pepper is pretty enjoyable. I also like The Mollusk.
	11:40pm Franco Twinkie: Chris, Odalay is my click to pick. It's the musical equivalent of a Jello aspic full of suspended fruit. Form from chaos, the beginning of Becks ascension.
	11:40pm doctorjazz: They actually did an amazing show, mixing their rock thing with free playing.
	11:43pm Sam Segal: Chris, thank you for your pledge!!
	11:43pm Chris Farrell: Thanks Franco. It seems like loud music so I’m gonna save it for day time.
	11:44pm Chris Farrell: Course Mate you let me write my thoughts on here it’s the least I could do.
	11:46pm Franco Twinkie: Chrestis brother gave me a Wilco tee shirt he found in a thrift store. My mom loves it! Since she can hardly remember one minute to the next, she always asks me "What is Wilco?" three or four times when I'm wearing it.
	11:48pm Chris Farrell: Beautiful day gang. I’m gonna saddle up.
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Sam, will have to go back and catch the early part of the show. Night all!
	11:51pm Sam Segal: Happy trails, Chris and Doc!
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: See ya, Chris. I myself am going to get back to the feature video of the evening: The Brain That Wouldn't Die. Short. Good night fellers.
	11:54pm Sam Segal: Sounds like a good Halloween flick, Franco.

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October 14, 2019: Windy City Horse: A Sampling of Jazz and Creative Music from Chicago, IL

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Clifford Jordan and John Gilmore	Status Quo	Blowing in from Chicago	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Kelan Philip Cohran & The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Stateville	Kelan Philip Cohran & The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Honest Jon's	0:12:53 (Pop-up)
Josh Berman & His Gang	Sugar "Sugar" by "Josh Berman & His Gang"	There Now	Delmark	0:17:16 (Pop-up)
Mike Reed's People, Places, and Things	Kwela for Taylor	A New Kind of Dance	482	0:23:20 (Pop-up)
Sonny Stitt & Bunky Green	One Alone	Soul in the Night	Cadet	0:28:06 (Pop-up)
Jason Stein Quartet	Wow "Wow" by "Jason Stein Quartet"	Lucille!	Delmark	0:33:39 (Pop-up)
Mikel Patrick Avery	Mother Jody "Mother Jody" by "Mikel Patrick Avery"	PLAY	Self-Released	0:38:11 (Pop-up)
8 Bold Souls	Favorite Son "Favorite Son" by "8 Bold Souls"	8 Bold Souls	Sessoms	0:40:47 (Pop-up)

Muhal Richard Abrams	Quartet to Quartet	Blues Forever	Black Saint	0:55:09 (Pop-up)
Dave Rempis/Tomeka Reid/Joshua Abrams	Wattle and Daub	Ithra	Aerophonic	1:02:05 (Pop-up)
Keefe Jackson / Jason Adasiewicz	Questioned, Understood, Possessed	Rows and Rows	Delmark	1:07:25 (Pop-up)
Jason Adasiewicz's Rolldown	Green Grass	Varmint	Cuneiform	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Matthew Lux's Communication Arts Quartet	Camisa Sete	Contra/Fact	Astral Spirits / Monofonus Press	1:16:55 (Pop-up)
Ben LaMar Gay	Muhal "Muhal" by "Ben LaMar Gay"	Downtown Castles Can Never Block The Sun	International Anthem	1:20:16 (Pop-up)
Tortoise	The Equator "The Equator" by "Tortoise"	TNT	Thrill Jockey	1:23:55 (Pop-up)
	a song			1:27:47 (Pop-up)
Chico Freeman & Von Freeman	The Shadow of Your Smile	Freeman & Freeman	India Navigation	1:36:08 (Pop-up)
Vandermark 5	Conquistador Pt. 2 "Conquistador Pt. 2" by "Vandermark 5"	Free Jazz Classics Vols. 1 & 2	Atavistic	1:42:20 (Pop-up)
Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble	February	Black Unstoppable	Delmark	1:49:46 (Pop-up)
Quin Kirchner	Mumbo Jumbo "Mumbo Jumbo" by "Quin Kirchner"	The Other Side of Time	Astral Spirits / Monofonus Press	1:55:56 (Pop-up)
Ernest Dawkins New Horizon Ensemble	Balladesque	The Prairie Prophet	Delmark	2:00:27 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	Theme Amour Universal	Les Stances à Sophie	Nessa	2:02:50 (Pop-up)
Joshua Abrams Natural Information Society	Ophiuchus	Simultonality	Eremite	2:06:51 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and his Myth Science Arkestra	Lights on a Satellite	Fate In A Pleasant Mood	Saturn	2:13:41 (Pop-up)

Jim O'Rourke	Not Sport, Martial Art	Halfway To a Threeway EP	Drag City	2:24:28 (Pop-up)
Chicago Underground Quartet	Three in the Morning	Chicago Underground Quartet	Thrill Jockey	2:31:04 (Pop-up)
Paul Giallorenzo Trio	Interstice "Interstice" by "Paul Giallorenzo Trio"	Flow	Delmark	2:36:01 (Pop-up)
Jason Stein's Locksmith Isidore	Sternum	After Caroline	Northern Spy	2:41:37 (Pop-up)
My Silence	The Passing Moment "The Passing Moment" by "My Silence"	It Only Happens at Night	482	2:47:21 (Pop-up)
Fred Anderson & Hamid Drake	Sakti/Shiva	From The River to the Ocean	Thrill Jockey	2:53:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05pm Ike: Hello!
	9:08pm chresti: Hello windy horses!
	9:12pm chresti: Me and family lived west of the windy city before moving to California
	9:14pm Sam Segal: Ike and Chresti! Fix yourselves a hot dog and make yourself at home.
	9:23pm Sam Segal: I can't fit the entire photo caption under the photo itself, but here it is for posterity: "Photo by Wadsworth Jarrell. Left to right, on the ground: Wadada Leo Smith, Sarnie Garrett, Wadsworth Jarrell Jr., Muhal Richard Abrams, Wallace McMillan, Douglas Ewart, John Stubblefield, Steve McCall, and Henry Threadgill. On the stairs: Buford Kirkwood, John Shenoy Jackson, Lester Lashley, and Martin 'Sparx' Alexander."
	9:24pm Dean: Speaking of Chicago, I got my ticket to hear DKV Trio at a house in North Berkeley come June '20.
	9:26pm Sam Segal: That'll be a great one, Dean. Got some Vandermark coming up later in the show.
	9:39pm northguineahills: wow, you found enough jazz music from Chicago to fit three hours!!!!?(nice photo)
	9:41pm Sam Segal: Hahahaha, NGH, I could do Chicago jazz all month!
	10:27pm Dean: I confess that Tortoise is one of the bands that prompted me to realize how much I generally do not like music these days out of Chicago. Like Steely Dan, they seem so non-committal.
	10:27pm chresti: I have that Tortoise
	10:27pm Chris Farrell: All this jazz is making me really want to hit a bulls game. Hopefully when they play the Knicks. I think Jason Kidd is Knick’s coach so that even sweetens the pot
	10:29pm chresti: I like the drummer
	10:32pm Dean: It reopened way the hell out of town. A major loss. JRM was amazing.
	10:34pm Dean: Naw, it was a little bit. I really want to give more.
	10:37pm Sam Segal: We'll take anything you've got, Dean!
	10:38pm Sam Segal: I think I know what you mean about Tortoise being non-committal, but I myself am afraid of commitment, so I can see where they are coming from.
	10:38pm Sam Segal: You like Jason Kidd, Chris?
	10:42pm Dean: I, too, fear commitment. Yet I adore Bach, who is the apotheosis of commitment. I don't enjoy musicians whose approach is "You might like this...or this...maybe this?..." This is one of the reasons I don't read The Wire. The writers are generally so committed to being non-committal.
	10:43pm Sam Segal: I take it you don't like Ween, Dean?
	10:44pm Dean: Lord, no.
	10:46pm northguineahills: I'm committed to being ambivalent to Ween, but am committed to loving Tortoise....
	10:47pm Sam Segal: I love several Ween songs, but I am not committed to their entire oeuvre.
	10:50pm chresti: Me, I have to go sleep in the barn, I am committed to getting up very early tomorrow. Thanks Sam.
	10:51pm Dean: To me, Ween are kinda like Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	10:52pm Sam Segal: Night, Chresti!
	10:53pm Sam Segal: But most of RHCP is so unbearably self-serious...Ween's all goofs!
	10:53pm doctorjazz: Looks like a great show, I'll commit to that. Will need to find time to listen to the archive version (and, hi all!)
	10:55pm Sam Segal: Dr. Jazz! Just the jazz doctor I was hoping to see!
	10:55pm Dean: "Self-serious"?! You mean, like Hegel?
	10:57pm Sam Segal: Hahaha, well, Dean...perhaps there can be some sort of dialectical synthesis between Ween and Bach someday.
	11:17pm Franco Twinkie: I will say This, Dean. Ween live are very funny and accessible. I saw them open for Beck in the mid-nineties. They are good musicians and want to entertain people, which is not a bad thing.
	11:24pm Chris Farrell: I think if Jason Kidd played Vince Carter in one on one, it would be an even match. I like Becks album Morning Phase. I have also been rocking out to The Blue Nile. I even sometimes throw on a Kleptones album that mashups an old The Flaming Lips album (Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots). Franco, do you have any Beck album recommendations?
	11:25pm Sam Segal: I like your Ween analysis, Franco!
	11:28pm doctorjazz: Just saw a Chicago band I really like this past Saturday...Wilco (I know they're not WFMU approved...)
	11:29pm Chris Farrell: Been having to listen intermittently due to my own lack of due diligence regarding an assignment I did not assess properly.
	11:30pm doctorjazz: (They do have a following that reminds me a bit of Deadheads..)
	11:31pm doctorjazz: Is Jason Kidd really coaching the Knicks?
	11:31pm Sam Segal: Wilco is certainly If You Lose Your Horse approved. In fact, this Jim O'Rourke tune features Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche.
	11:32pm doctorjazz: He's pretty amazing!
	11:32pm Sam Segal: I love Wilco! I should play more Wilco on this show.
	11:34pm doctorjazz: Hardly ever hear them on FMU...Joe Belock seems to bee a fan.
	11:36pm Chris Farrell: I was mistaken he is an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Lakers.
	11:36pm Dean: Don't like Wilco. Don't like Jim O'Rourke. Why is this? Why is it that not only do they not only entertain me, but they irritate me?
	11:37pm Sam Segal: All of Jim O'Rourke's work, Dean? His catalog is so broad. Ever dig into any of his experimental material?
	11:37pm doctorjazz: I go for Nels Cline, but get into the whole thing.
	11:38pm Dean: Haven't dug into it, but I've sampled it. Utterly bores me.
	11:39pm Sam Segal: Fair enough, Dean!
	11:39pm Chris Farrell: Ween’s album White Pepper is pretty enjoyable. I also like The Mollusk.
	11:40pm Franco Twinkie: Chris, Odalay is my click to pick. It's the musical equivalent of a Jello aspic full of suspended fruit. Form from chaos, the beginning of Becks ascension.
	11:40pm doctorjazz: They actually did an amazing show, mixing their rock thing with free playing.
	11:43pm Sam Segal: Chris, thank you for your pledge!!
	11:43pm Chris Farrell: Thanks Franco. It seems like loud music so I’m gonna save it for day time.
	11:44pm Chris Farrell: Course Mate you let me write my thoughts on here it’s the least I could do.
	11:46pm Franco Twinkie: Chrestis brother gave me a Wilco tee shirt he found in a thrift store. My mom loves it! Since she can hardly remember one minute to the next, she always asks me "What is Wilco?" three or four times when I'm wearing it.
	11:48pm Chris Farrell: Beautiful day gang. I’m gonna saddle up.
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Sam, will have to go back and catch the early part of the show. Night all!
	11:51pm Sam Segal: Happy trails, Chris and Doc!
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: See ya, Chris. I myself am going to get back to the feature video of the evening: The Brain That Wouldn't Die. Short. Good night fellers.
	11:54pm Sam Segal: Sounds like a good Halloween flick, Franco.

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 14, 2019

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