WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from February 2, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:57am Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Herzlich Willkommen, already!
	12:01pm fred: Hello Stork and all. Looks like the bouncers are not there yet, so I sneaked in
	12:01pm fleep: Been waiting in a tent outside the door since sunrise, thanks for opening up.
	🥁 12:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): right behind fred's coat tails and under fleep's dorsal
	12:02pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Love you day-drinkers!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Those rabbits are up to no good.
	12:04pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: They prefer "bunnies," Jeff. And you're right. They're looking to mug a ground-hog.
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: I'm all ears!
	12:05pm fleep: Bunnyhenge www.atlasobscura.com...
	12:07pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Ha! Caught me out, Fleep!
	12:09pm Mark R: And it's not even Easter.
	12:10pm Mark R: I'm not familiar with this Firesign Theatre recording.
	12:12pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: I Just happened on it myself, Mark R.
	12:12pm fred: @GST: (carrying over from Jeff's playlist) Gender-neutral pronouns wouldn't scratch the surface in French, as every noun is gendered (in a nonsensical way as well, synonyms may vary in gender, like for bike)
	12:17pm doctorjazz: Hi, got you on in the car (and my wife is driving, let's me post)
	12:19pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Dr. J! Post away!
	12:20pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow stork club listeners
	12:23pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: John, what's yer poison?
	12:24pm John from Florham park: @wolfgan rum and coke
	12:24pm Mark R: I'm sure if I spoke German I'd be laughing my ass off
	12:27pm fred: I can envision a wolf-gang lying in wait beneath that tree. That would explain why there are still so few bunnies there after all this time
	12:27pm Ike: ka-boing ka-boing ka-boing
	12:28pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: This is actually pretty funny, Fred. You can probably find a translation online. The move "The Comedian Harmonists" is a classic. Hopefully you can hang with subtitles.
	12:29pm Mark R: Wow, his voice really changed, didn't it? But the phrasing is very Sinatra-like. He had that from the get.
	12:29pm melinda: Hi Stork and group!
	12:31pm fleep: Sounds great, bring it!
	12:31pm Mark R: This preacher's painting quite a picture--it sounds like one helluva fun party
	12:31pm Sem: Hello, Stork, Clubbers, and those emerging from clouds of marijuana smoke. Got here in time for Firesign, thx. Had not heard that ever.
	12:33pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Melinda! Sem! How-DO!!?
	12:34pm melinda: I do ok.
	12:34pm melinda: Stork where in Germany are you?
	12:44pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: In Münster. No one knows where it is, but we like it.
	12:53pm doctorjazz: Hamp and Gets tearing out up!
	12:57pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Is that not greatness, Dr. J.? Getz dislikers who think he was all gauzy bossa nova - please to suck on that.
	12:59pm fred: @Stork: Was there an attempt to rid Münster of its umlaut? It's been an issue for German coworkers as French bureaucrats are not aware of the equivalent respellings
	1:03pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: @Fred: I think there's a Münster without an umlaut around someplace, but no - umlauts are a huge part of German. Learn 'em, or live in darkness and ridicule - like me.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: And the album that made him "pop"
	1:09pm melinda: That must where the cheese hails from
	1:10pm fred: @Stork: I was thinking about the alternate spelling like "ö" as "oe" that was introduced at some point. Plenty of fun for Germans with varying spelling on official documents explaining that to French bureaucrats
	1:11pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: I love every single omemt of Getz, unreservedly. Anyone who can get raves from Miles Davis can't be bad.
	1:11pm Dean: Just picked up the 7CD Getz/Barron complete Montmartre recordings.
	1:11pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Every oment, and every ote.
	1:12pm melinda: I’m all for gauzy bossa nova too
	1:13pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: OOO, Dean! I would love to have that! His very last recordings, and they're supposed to be transcendent.
	1:14pm Dean: I have People Time, the original 2 disk box. The complete includes a performance of an Alan Broadbent tune, another attraction for me.
	1:17pm doctorjazz: The Mosaic Getz/Rainey box is a great one. And People Time is a fine album (though I haven't Greasers it since around when it came out)
	1:19pm Sem: Enjoying this set from the Getz-go. Thx, Stork!
	1:20pm coelacanth∅: (ditto)
	1:20pm fred: @Sem: are you trying to summon the pun-master?
	1:23pm Dean: Isn't this tune "Moonlight..."?
	1:23pm Sem: Yes, fred, that is precisely what I'm working the mojo in aid of. Hear me, oh Master. Make this fun time a pun time. ARISE and CRACK YOUR QUIP!
	1:26pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Sem's on fire. Are we all experiencing some dropouts? I count three so far - not long ones, praise be.
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: I always knew you were a lush.
	1:27pm Dean: None here. You're playing a Menudo album, right?
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: Oh, and I have heard zero dropouts. Like nada. Smooth sailing from minute one.
	1:29pm Sem: No drop-outs here. Graduated the the sixth grade, majoring in times and gizintas.
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: is it Mr.Getz accompanying you now?
	1:32pm Sem: Mickey One is a 1965 American crime drama film starring Warren Beatty and directed by Arthur Penn from a script by Alan Surgal. Its kaleidoscopic camerawork, film noir atmosphere, lighting and design aspects, Kafkaesque paranoia, philosophical themes and Warren Beatty's performance in the title role turned the film into a cult classic.---via wikithingy
	1:34pm melinda: Sounds like a movie worth seeing.
	1:39pm fred: No drop-outs here either
	1:39pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: @coelcantho: nope that was Steven Bernstein and Sex Mob, from an old Live at the Stork Club recording - over 20 yrs old now (gulp).
	1:39pm doctorjazz: No drop outs on my end, but now I have to drop out (niece's engagement party). Thanks, Stork, by all,see you around!
	1:40pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Take care, Doctor. See ya round.
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: thanks Stork i thought it was pretty far out for Getz but i obviously don't know him well enough
	1:42pm coelacanth∅: tchau dr.
	1:42pm fred: @doctorjazz: Congratulations to your niece's betrothed. And best wishes to her
	1:44pm melinda: Puns are more enjoyable in online chats vs. real life, for me.
	1:44pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Yeah, coelacanth∅ I gotta get more consistent with listing bed music - i always wanna know that when i'm listening.
	1:46pm Dean: I had no idea anybody had written lyrics to "Cavatina," let alone that Helen Merrill sang it! Good lord, what a line-up!
	1:48pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Me too, Melinda. That way no one punches me in the face
	1:49pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: This just knocks me down and drags me out into the snow and punches me in the face every time, Dean.
	1:51pm Dean: I have a guitar duo rendition, something of a vanity press issue, by musicians affiliated at the time with CSU Fullerton. Really lovely. Gotta dig it out...
	1:54pm Dean: Found it! Mark Small & Robert Torres: https://www.discogs.com/Mark-Small-5-Robert-Torres-The-Water-Is-Wide/release/12500187
	1:55pm Dean: Not vanity press at all...
	1:58pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Really? No drop-outs? They're short ones happening every few minutes - not related to my previous probs though, i believe.
	1:58pm melinda: @stork right, it’s low stakes. I appreciate cleverness but never know how I’m supposed to respond to a real-life pun, if the punster is expecting a laugh or just needed to get it out of their system, like a burp. Online I can just have an inner chuckle, or not.
	1:59pm Dean: No drop outs here.
	1:59pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Good to hear, that you're not hearing them, Dean.
	2:00pm Doug Schulkind: I saw Getz live only once. He was a complete asshole on stage, chatting with patrons while bandmates were soloing, etc. But oh god did he play gorgeously.
	2:00pm Dean: My sense is that there is a hierarchy of puns. Some are facile and stupid, some are clever, some are brilliant...though I can't think of any of the latter just now.
	2:00pm fred: nothing noticeable here, though I will confess laundry duty may have made me miss some. Nothing like your hopefully gone problems anyway
	2:01pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Hey, the music just Getz better and better! Please don't punch me.
	2:02pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Wow - that's a bummer, Doug. He always had such a good rep among musicians
	2:08pm melinda: I liked that one Stork.
	2:11pm Dean: James Joyce, whose birthday is today, delivers a merely clever pun in Ulysses with "The Rose of Castille."
	2:14pm Dean: The names Leroy Vinnegar and Shelly Manne are puns just waiting to happen.
	2:22pm Doug Schulkind: I've kinda heard different about Mr. Getz. No one would argue, however, that his sound was one of the wonders of the universe.
	2:33pm melinda: @Dean agree
	2:35pm Dean: If John Coltrane and Lionel Hampton provided the music to a performance of Rose of Castille, what would they call their duo? Lionel 'Trane
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: Is Milton Banana playing "in the pocket," or is he just glad to see me.
	2:38pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: And Doug takes the Pun Prize for this sesh!
	2:39pm Stanley: Stan Getz is so sixties!
	2:40pm melinda: There is a DJ at my local station named Vinyl Hampton.
	2:47pm melinda: This sounds like movie music.
	2:49pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Melinda - HA - I could never top that one.
	2:52pm melinda: @stork it’s perfect, isn’t it?
	2:52pm Sem: Loved today's show, Stork. Many thanks for this in-depth tribute. See you and all next time, if I gets myself together in time.
	2:53pm coelacanth∅: hahaha! Doug @2.36 i did laugh out loud at that one!
	2:54pm melinda: Enjoyed the Getz party, much fun!
	2:55pm melinda: Didn’t Roger Kellaway do the closing theme for All In The Family?
	2:56pm fred: Thanks Stork, until next week
	3:03pm fleep: Thanks, Stork!
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!
	3:04pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Don't know, Melinda. I first heard him on some New Age record in the seventies - New Age in a good way.
	3:05pm melinda: I like good New Age, I’ll have to investigate.
	3:06pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Thanks out there, mighty listeners with your great big ears. This was super fun.
	3:06pm Filip: Thank you Stork for a great show... it reminded me of seeing Getz live in the late 70's at the Warsaw Jazz Jamboree festival... I snuck in and was sitting at the edge of the stage... Cheers!
	3:07pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Melinda: Here's the Kellaway record I was thinkning of: www.discogs.com...
	3:08pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Thanks, Flip. I envy you! That must have been astounding.
	3:08pm melinda: Thanks!
	3:09pm Filip: Yes, it was. Still remember it.
	3:12pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Hey, Melinda - I just found that record in my archive! I'll play it soon - maybe next week if possible!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Pierre Rapsat	Les Chauvre-Souris de Metro	Chansons Metropolitaines
Antônio Carlos Jobim	Frevo (Listen: Pop-up) "Frevo" by "Antônio Carlos Jobim"	Black Orpheus (Orfeo Negro) Soundtrack		0:08:46 (Pop-up)
The Firesign Theater	The Pink Hotel Burns Down	Pink Hotel Burns Down		0:08:56 (Pop-up)
Lesser	Cheeseburger Lady "Cheeseburger Lady" by "Lesser"	Gearhound		0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Paul Winter	Fallout "Fallout" by "Paul Winter"	The Cold War (Inflatable Squirrel Carcass 2017 Marathon Premium)		0:19:14 (Pop-up)
Comedian Harmonists	In der Bar zum Krokodil	Die grossen Erfolge		0:21:23 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra w/Tommy Dorsey	Carnaval de Broadway Opening: I'm Getting Sentimental Over You / The One I Love	A Voice On Air 1935-55		0:24:26 (Pop-up)
Stock, Hausen & Walkman	Contents "Contents" by "Stock, Hausen & Walkman"	Giving Up With Stock, Hausen And Walkman		0:28:46 (Pop-up)
Christian Marclay	His Master's Voice	Records		0:30:15 (Pop-up)
DJ Emerges, blinking against the kliegs	(over Stan Getz - Mickey One sdtrk)			0:34:13 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton & Stan Getz	Cherokee	Hamp & Getz	Stan Getz (tenor sax) Lionel Hampton (vibraphone) Lou Levy (piano) Leroy Vinnegar (bass) Shelly Manne (drums) 1955	0:43:47 (Pop-up)
Johnny Smith (w/ Getz)	I'll Be Around	Moonlight in Vermont	Stan Getz - Tenor Sax Drums – Don Lamond Guitar – Johnny Smith Piano – Sanford Gold Also on the Johnny Smith Mosaic box - 154 beauties.	0:52:59 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	Con Alma "Con Alma" by "Stan Getz"	Sweet Rain	Stan Getz (tenor saxophone); Chick Corea (piano); Ron Carter (bass); Grady Tate (drums) Producer - Creed Taylor Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ (03/30/1967)	0:55:49 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair	THE 1953-54 CLEF/NORGRAN STUDIO SESSIONS	Stan Getz (ts), Jimmy Rowles (p), Bob Whitlock (b), Max Roach Hollywood, January 23, 1954	1:03:46 (Pop-up)
Antônio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto, Stan Getz	P'ra Machucar Meu Coracao	Getz/Gilberto	Written-By – Ary Barroso Bass – Sebastião Neto Drums – Milton Banana Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz 1964	1:07:34 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	You Turned The Tables On Me	Stan Getz Plays	Stan Getz (tenor saxophone); Duke Jordan (piano); Jimmy Raney (guitar); Bill Crow (bass); Frank Isola (drums). Recorded in New York, New York in 1952	1:12:37 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz & Bill Evans	Grandfather's Waltz	Stan Getz & Bill Evans	Drums – Elvin Jones Piano – Bill Evans Producer – Creed Taylor Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Recording Date: May 5, 1964-May 6, 1964	1:16:10 (Pop-up)
Johnny Smith (w/ Getz)	I'll Be Around	Moonlight in Vermont	Stan Getz - Tenor Sax Drums – Don Lamond Guitar – Johnny Smith Piano – Sanford Gold Eddie Safranski - Bass	1:21:57 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	As Long As Llive "As Long As Llive" by "Stan Getz"	Plays Music from the Soundtrack of Mickey One	Bass – Richard Davis (2) Drums – Mel Lewis Guitar – Barry Galbraith Piano – Roger Kellaway Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Clark Terry	1:25:10 (Pop-up)
DJ sez stuff	"DJ sez stuff"			1:27:18 (Pop-up)
Herb Ellis & Stan Getz	Remeber "Remeber" by "Herb Ellis & Stan Getz"	Nothing But the Blues		1:37:44 (Pop-up)
Helen Merrill & Stan Getz	Cavatina	Just Friends	Helen Merrill (vocals) Stan Getz (tenor saxophone) Joachim Kuhn, Torrie Zito (piano) Jean-Francois Jenny Clark (bass) Daniel Humair (drums) Recorded on June 11 & 12, 1989, at Studio Guillaume Tell, Paris, Franc	1:45:23 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	I Put My Life In Your Hands _ A Girl Named Jenny	Plays Music from the Soundtrack of Mickey One		1:51:10 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, Sonny Stit	Bebop	For Musicians Only	Alto Saxophone – Sonny Stitt Bass – Ray Brown Drums – Stan Levey Guitar – Herb Ellis Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Trumpet – Dizzy Gillespie Recorded October 16, 1956 in Los Angeles	1:54:49 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton and Stan Getz	Ballad Medley	Hamp And Getz (1955)	Stan Getz (tenor sax) Lionel Hampton (vibraphone) Lou Levy (piano) Leroy Vinnegar (bass) Shelly Manne (drums) 1955	2:07:36 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	Sweet Rain "Sweet Rain" by "Stan Getz"	Sweet Rain	Stan Getz (tenor saxophone); Chick Corea (piano); Ron Carter (bass); Grady Tate (drums) Producer - Creed Taylor Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ (03/30/1967)	2:15:44 (Pop-up)
The New Stan Getz Quartet Featuring Astrud Gilberto ‎	Only Trust Your Heart	Getz Au Go Go	Gene Cherico Drums – Joe Hunt Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Vibraphone [Vibes] – Gary Burton Vocals – Astrud Gilberto Producer – Creed Taylor Recorded at Cafe Au Go Go, Greenwich Village, N.Y.C., May 22, 1964	2:22:51 (Pop-up)
Charlie Byrd, Stan Getz	O Pato (The Duck)	Jazz Samba	Bass – Keter Betts Bass, Guitar – Gene Byrd Drums – Bill Reichenbach, Buddy Deppenschmidt Producer – Creed Taylor Recorded February 13, 1962 in Washington, DC	2:27:19 (Pop-up)
João Gilberto, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Stan Getz	Doralice	Getz/Gilberto	Bass – Sebastião Neto Drums – Milton Banana Guitar, Vocals – João Gilberto Piano – Antonio Carlos Jobim Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz 1964	2:29:48 (Pop-up)
Clarke-Boland Big Band featuring Stan Getz	Extravagances	Change of Scenes	Alto Saxophone – Herb Geller Bass – Jean Warland Clarinet – Tony Coe 1971 Drums – Kenny Clarke English Horn – Herb Geller Flugelhorn – Art Farmer Flute – Herb Geller, Sahib Shihab Oboe – Herb Geller Percussion – Tony Inzalaco Piano – Francy Boland Soprano Saxophone – Stan Saltzmann* Tenor Saxophone – Ronnie Scott, Stan Getz, Stan Saltzmann, Tony Coe Trombone – Albert Mangelsdorff, Erik Van Lier, Ake Persson Trumpet – Ack Van Rooyen, Benny Bailey, Manfred Schoof	2:32:32 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	Mickey's Flight "Mickey's Flight" by "Stan Getz"	Plays Music from the Soundtrack of Mickey One		2:38:33 (Pop-up)
Clarke-Boland Big Band featuring Stan Getz	Provocations	Change of Scenes		2:43:58 (Pop-up)
DJ Wanderoff decends once more into his dark cave, until next time				2:50:31 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	I'm Late I'm Late "I'm Late I'm Late" by "Stan Getz"	Focus	Arranged By, Composed By – Eddie Sauter Bass – John Neves Cello – Bruce Rogers Conductor – Hershy Kay Drums – Roy Haynes Producer – Creed Taylor Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz Viola – Jacob Glick Violin – Alan Martin, Gerald Tarack, Norman Carr Recorded at Webster Hall, New York City, July 14, 28, and September / October, 1961	3:04:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:57am Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Herzlich Willkommen, already!
	12:01pm fred: Hello Stork and all. Looks like the bouncers are not there yet, so I sneaked in
	12:01pm fleep: Been waiting in a tent outside the door since sunrise, thanks for opening up.
	🥁 12:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): right behind fred's coat tails and under fleep's dorsal
	12:02pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Love you day-drinkers!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Those rabbits are up to no good.
	12:04pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: They prefer "bunnies," Jeff. And you're right. They're looking to mug a ground-hog.
	12:04pm Doug Schulkind: I'm all ears!
	12:05pm fleep: Bunnyhenge www.atlasobscura.com...
	12:07pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Ha! Caught me out, Fleep!
	12:09pm Mark R: And it's not even Easter.
	12:10pm Mark R: I'm not familiar with this Firesign Theatre recording.
	12:12pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: I Just happened on it myself, Mark R.
	12:12pm fred: @GST: (carrying over from Jeff's playlist) Gender-neutral pronouns wouldn't scratch the surface in French, as every noun is gendered (in a nonsensical way as well, synonyms may vary in gender, like for bike)
	12:17pm doctorjazz: Hi, got you on in the car (and my wife is driving, let's me post)
	12:19pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Dr. J! Post away!
	12:20pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow stork club listeners
	12:23pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: John, what's yer poison?
	12:24pm John from Florham park: @wolfgan rum and coke
	12:24pm Mark R: I'm sure if I spoke German I'd be laughing my ass off
	12:27pm fred: I can envision a wolf-gang lying in wait beneath that tree. That would explain why there are still so few bunnies there after all this time
	12:27pm Ike: ka-boing ka-boing ka-boing
	12:28pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: This is actually pretty funny, Fred. You can probably find a translation online. The move "The Comedian Harmonists" is a classic. Hopefully you can hang with subtitles.
	12:29pm Mark R: Wow, his voice really changed, didn't it? But the phrasing is very Sinatra-like. He had that from the get.
	12:29pm melinda: Hi Stork and group!
	12:31pm fleep: Sounds great, bring it!
	12:31pm Mark R: This preacher's painting quite a picture--it sounds like one helluva fun party
	12:31pm Sem: Hello, Stork, Clubbers, and those emerging from clouds of marijuana smoke. Got here in time for Firesign, thx. Had not heard that ever.
	12:33pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Melinda! Sem! How-DO!!?
	12:34pm melinda: I do ok.
	12:34pm melinda: Stork where in Germany are you?
	12:44pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: In Münster. No one knows where it is, but we like it.
	12:53pm doctorjazz: Hamp and Gets tearing out up!
	12:57pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Is that not greatness, Dr. J.? Getz dislikers who think he was all gauzy bossa nova - please to suck on that.
	12:59pm fred: @Stork: Was there an attempt to rid Münster of its umlaut? It's been an issue for German coworkers as French bureaucrats are not aware of the equivalent respellings
	1:03pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: @Fred: I think there's a Münster without an umlaut around someplace, but no - umlauts are a huge part of German. Learn 'em, or live in darkness and ridicule - like me.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: And the album that made him "pop"
	1:09pm melinda: That must where the cheese hails from
	1:10pm fred: @Stork: I was thinking about the alternate spelling like "ö" as "oe" that was introduced at some point. Plenty of fun for Germans with varying spelling on official documents explaining that to French bureaucrats
	1:11pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: I love every single omemt of Getz, unreservedly. Anyone who can get raves from Miles Davis can't be bad.
	1:11pm Dean: Just picked up the 7CD Getz/Barron complete Montmartre recordings.
	1:11pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Every oment, and every ote.
	1:12pm melinda: I’m all for gauzy bossa nova too
	1:13pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: OOO, Dean! I would love to have that! His very last recordings, and they're supposed to be transcendent.
	1:14pm Dean: I have People Time, the original 2 disk box. The complete includes a performance of an Alan Broadbent tune, another attraction for me.
	1:17pm doctorjazz: The Mosaic Getz/Rainey box is a great one. And People Time is a fine album (though I haven't Greasers it since around when it came out)
	1:19pm Sem: Enjoying this set from the Getz-go. Thx, Stork!
	1:20pm coelacanth∅: (ditto)
	1:20pm fred: @Sem: are you trying to summon the pun-master?
	1:23pm Dean: Isn't this tune "Moonlight..."?
	1:23pm Sem: Yes, fred, that is precisely what I'm working the mojo in aid of. Hear me, oh Master. Make this fun time a pun time. ARISE and CRACK YOUR QUIP!
	1:26pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Sem's on fire. Are we all experiencing some dropouts? I count three so far - not long ones, praise be.
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: I always knew you were a lush.
	1:27pm Dean: None here. You're playing a Menudo album, right?
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: Oh, and I have heard zero dropouts. Like nada. Smooth sailing from minute one.
	1:29pm Sem: No drop-outs here. Graduated the the sixth grade, majoring in times and gizintas.
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: is it Mr.Getz accompanying you now?
	1:32pm Sem: Mickey One is a 1965 American crime drama film starring Warren Beatty and directed by Arthur Penn from a script by Alan Surgal. Its kaleidoscopic camerawork, film noir atmosphere, lighting and design aspects, Kafkaesque paranoia, philosophical themes and Warren Beatty's performance in the title role turned the film into a cult classic.---via wikithingy
	1:34pm melinda: Sounds like a movie worth seeing.
	1:39pm fred: No drop-outs here either
	1:39pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: @coelcantho: nope that was Steven Bernstein and Sex Mob, from an old Live at the Stork Club recording - over 20 yrs old now (gulp).
	1:39pm doctorjazz: No drop outs on my end, but now I have to drop out (niece's engagement party). Thanks, Stork, by all,see you around!
	1:40pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Take care, Doctor. See ya round.
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: thanks Stork i thought it was pretty far out for Getz but i obviously don't know him well enough
	1:42pm coelacanth∅: tchau dr.
	1:42pm fred: @doctorjazz: Congratulations to your niece's betrothed. And best wishes to her
	1:44pm melinda: Puns are more enjoyable in online chats vs. real life, for me.
	1:44pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Yeah, coelacanth∅ I gotta get more consistent with listing bed music - i always wanna know that when i'm listening.
	1:46pm Dean: I had no idea anybody had written lyrics to "Cavatina," let alone that Helen Merrill sang it! Good lord, what a line-up!
	1:48pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: Me too, Melinda. That way no one punches me in the face
	1:49pm Stork and his Wolfgang - hey that's you!: This just knocks me down and drags me out into the snow and punches me in the face every time, Dean.
	1:51pm Dean: I have a guitar duo rendition, something of a vanity press issue, by musicians affiliated at the time with CSU Fullerton. Really lovely. Gotta dig it out...
	1:54pm Dean: Found it! Mark Small & Robert Torres: https://www.discogs.com/Mark-Small-5-Robert-Torres-The-Water-Is-Wide/release/12500187
	1:55pm Dean: Not vanity press at all...
	1:58pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Really? No drop-outs? They're short ones happening every few minutes - not related to my previous probs though, i believe.
	1:58pm melinda: @stork right, it’s low stakes. I appreciate cleverness but never know how I’m supposed to respond to a real-life pun, if the punster is expecting a laugh or just needed to get it out of their system, like a burp. Online I can just have an inner chuckle, or not.
	1:59pm Dean: No drop outs here.
	1:59pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Good to hear, that you're not hearing them, Dean.
	2:00pm Doug Schulkind: I saw Getz live only once. He was a complete asshole on stage, chatting with patrons while bandmates were soloing, etc. But oh god did he play gorgeously.
	2:00pm Dean: My sense is that there is a hierarchy of puns. Some are facile and stupid, some are clever, some are brilliant...though I can't think of any of the latter just now.
	2:00pm fred: nothing noticeable here, though I will confess laundry duty may have made me miss some. Nothing like your hopefully gone problems anyway
	2:01pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Hey, the music just Getz better and better! Please don't punch me.
	2:02pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Wow - that's a bummer, Doug. He always had such a good rep among musicians
	2:08pm melinda: I liked that one Stork.
	2:11pm Dean: James Joyce, whose birthday is today, delivers a merely clever pun in Ulysses with "The Rose of Castille."
	2:14pm Dean: The names Leroy Vinnegar and Shelly Manne are puns just waiting to happen.
	2:22pm Doug Schulkind: I've kinda heard different about Mr. Getz. No one would argue, however, that his sound was one of the wonders of the universe.
	2:33pm melinda: @Dean agree
	2:35pm Dean: If John Coltrane and Lionel Hampton provided the music to a performance of Rose of Castille, what would they call their duo? Lionel 'Trane
	2:36pm Doug Schulkind: Is Milton Banana playing "in the pocket," or is he just glad to see me.
	2:38pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: And Doug takes the Pun Prize for this sesh!
	2:39pm Stanley: Stan Getz is so sixties!
	2:40pm melinda: There is a DJ at my local station named Vinyl Hampton.
	2:47pm melinda: This sounds like movie music.
	2:49pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Melinda - HA - I could never top that one.
	2:52pm melinda: @stork it’s perfect, isn’t it?
	2:52pm Sem: Loved today's show, Stork. Many thanks for this in-depth tribute. See you and all next time, if I gets myself together in time.
	2:53pm coelacanth∅: hahaha! Doug @2.36 i did laugh out loud at that one!
	2:54pm melinda: Enjoyed the Getz party, much fun!
	2:55pm melinda: Didn’t Roger Kellaway do the closing theme for All In The Family?
	2:56pm fred: Thanks Stork, until next week
	3:03pm fleep: Thanks, Stork!
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!
	3:04pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Don't know, Melinda. I first heard him on some New Age record in the seventies - New Age in a good way.
	3:05pm melinda: I like good New Age, I’ll have to investigate.
	3:06pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Thanks out there, mighty listeners with your great big ears. This was super fun.
	3:06pm Filip: Thank you Stork for a great show... it reminded me of seeing Getz live in the late 70's at the Warsaw Jazz Jamboree festival... I snuck in and was sitting at the edge of the stage... Cheers!
	3:07pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Melinda: Here's the Kellaway record I was thinkning of: www.discogs.com...
	3:08pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Thanks, Flip. I envy you! That must have been astounding.
	3:08pm melinda: Thanks!
	3:09pm Filip: Yes, it was. Still remember it.
	3:12pm Stork and his Wolf Gang - hey that's you!: Hey, Melinda - I just found that record in my archive! I'll play it soon - maybe next week if possible!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from February 2, 2020

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