WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from June 17, 2020

Listener comments!
	🥁 2:59pm david w: Hello all!
	3:00pm ruth: Hiya David and everybody else!
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Hi, David, Ruth, and folks!
	🥁 3:01pm david w: ruth! djazz! welcome!
	3:02pm doctorjazz: Looks like a great line up today, my neck of the woods...
	🥁 3:04pm david w: Yes, you will find a few moments of bliss.
	3:05pm Stanley: Hi David. We had a Murder Most Foul party a few weeks ago on Dave the Spazz.
	🥁 3:08pm david w: Hi, Stanley. I guess its in the air!
	3:16pm ruth: Hey there dr.jazz and Stanley! Isn't this amazing! I never heard this before. Wow!
	🥁 3:20pm david w: The guy plays pipe organ like he has a Max patch.
	3:24pm Stanley: This is great
	3:25pm ruth: Don't think I ever heard a big organ doing this kid of improv stuff.
	3:26pm ?: ciao david, first time i listen on the radio! grazie!
	🥁 3:26pm david w: Credit also to Roscoe (who has been gravitating to orchestral works lately) and is an amazing improv partner!
	3:26pm ruth: Hi ? ! Welcome!
	3:27pm ruth: @David Yes most def
	3:27pm ?: is massimo
	🥁 3:27pm david w: Massimo from Angelica! My dear friend, welcome!
	3:28pm massimo: david!
	3:29pm massimo: roscoe and francesco first time with church organ and “multi sax”
	🥁 3:31pm david w: Brilliant to put them together.
	3:32pm ruth: @D & Massimo Yah totally brilliant!
	3:34pm doctorjazz: This is great!
	3:35pm northguineahills: There is is always a Roscoe Mitchell piece I've never herd...
	3:36pm northguineahills: heard, but, herding Mitchell would be impossible...
	3:37pm northguineahills: and now I need to investigate Filiedei...
	🥁 3:38pm david w: ngh! (indeed, this one is real tour de force)
	3:39pm massimo: and you are playing the entire piece, i love you
	🥁 3:40pm david w: This thing must never be edited.
	3:41pm ruth: @D-Me too! this is truly one of my favorites from the show so far.
	3:41pm massimo: as should be
	3:42pm northguineahills: ....and I'm I a sucker for pipe organs (I once insisted that my friend and I be allowed to use my parent's church's pipe organ for recording reasons. I still have the recordings....)
	3:43pm massimo: i can cry also thinking all the story of this concert and recording
	🥁 3:43pm david w: Well, thanks to Massimo and Angelica, a music catalog that is a treasure.
	3:43pm northguineahills: word, massimo, jealous I wasn't there...
	3:44pm massimo: grazie to you all for listening deeply
	🥁 3:48pm david w: Not to put too fine a point on it but... the recording itself is amazing, in what I imagine a really tough space.
	3:51pm massimo: big space big organ big sax (sometimes he played in the same time 2 saxes)
	3:51pm massimo: big church
	🥁 3:53pm david w: When you hear the applause you really know.
	3:54pm massimo: yes is like rain
	3:55pm doctorjazz: Great recording, indeed. Gotta run, but thanks very much for it!
	🥁 4:00pm david w: I mispoke twice. Roscoe's album is called Splatter. And the Mystery Tapes piece is called Kissing Jesus In The Dark. Got confused.
	🥁 4:01pm david w: djazz, thanks! take care!
	4:02pm massimo: ahaha... hello also to john (osw)!
	4:03pm northguineahills: what is this pre-digital cassette culture you speak of? That's right, Tape Hiss, on GTDS on Tuesdays at noon (EDT) w/ Tony Coulter....!
	🥁 4:07pm david w: @ngh: if you drill in on the Mystery Tapes Bandcamp page, lots of history on this. x-tapes.bandcamp.com
	🥁 4:10pm david w: Drummer sched today: Kenzo’s Last Ever Radio Extravaganza 5-7pm Gary Sullivan’s Bodega Pop Live 7-10pm: Record Mart, RIP: Puerto Rican avant-garde, Argentinian cumbia, Peruvian boogaloo, Haitian minimal synth, and much more plucked from the shelves of Manhattan's oldest record store (1958 in Union Square Station, 1961 in Times Square Station) Sam Segal’s If You Lose Your Horse 10-midnite
	🥁 4:11pm chresti: Hi David and Ridgewood company! Home from work.
	🥁 4:12pm david w: chresti! ah, now I can sit down.
	🥁 4:13pm chresti: I came home as fast as I could, sorry to keep you waiting.
	4:15pm ruth: Chresti!
	🥁 4:16pm WR: I just got out of a series of team meetings and I was the one who kept talking so much. But I'm connected here now. Phew.
	4:17pm ruth: Curious anybody actually ever buy anything from Record Mart? Remember it being there from forever. Like from childhood!
	🥁 4:18pm david w: WR, sympathies, and slap on wrist!
	4:20pm ruth: Hey WR!
	🥁 4:22pm WR: I went to Record Mart regularly in the 90s. Went there once in 85 and a few times after they reopened after the major Times Square renovation. Didn't buy as much as I would have liked.
	🥁 4:26pm WR: I found out about them before I moved to NYC, latin percussionists friends were getting amazing Cuban records from there in the 80s which is why I searched for it on my visit in 85. (Moved to NYC in 92.)
	4:27pm northguineahills: thanks, david w!
	🥁 4:28pm david w: ngh, my pleasure!
	4:28pm ruth: All gone now. Can't remember if I ever went in though. Unlike most of you I've never been much of a collector- and with friends like David and many of the other music inhalers around me (and the Outpost) I never had to shell out! Between mixtapes and late files from friends and the radio my larder was miraculously always full! And now of course I buy online and need no shelves or milk crates...
	4:30pm ruth: whoops " later" not late!
	🥁 4:31pm WR: I met the Record Mart Latin music guru, Harry Sepulveda, about a year ago. Really nice guy. Very friendly and helpful to me, even with my having limited knowledge.
	4:31pm northguineahills: @david: can I coin the term, plunderfunkic?
	🥁 4:32pm david w: They might sue you. (just kidding)
	🥁 4:37pm chresti: ruth!
	4:40pm northguineahills: One of the most amazing live shows I've seen was was Wadada and Anthony Braxton playing a duet live in Tonic (2005). They know each other inside and out....
	4:41pm northguineahills: Gotta attend to other things, if I don't get back, thanks david & ruth!
	🥁 4:42pm david w: Tonic! Thanks, ngh for the time.
	🥁 4:43pm WR: Sounds like was an amazing show NGH. Laters.
	4:45pm Stanley: Missed the Oswald but digging the Wadada
	4:46pm northguineahills: (that show, I felt like I was on molly it was so amazing, and I only had two pints at that point, and was sober otherwise)
	🥁 4:46pm david w: Stanley, we were looking for you.
	4:48pm Stanley: Had to go out for the daily walk, when the streets had quietened down. So what's the Nyabinghi connection, David?
	4:48pm gailvachon: I'm late.
	🥁 4:48pm david w: Oh yeah, this good stuff: Drummer Discotheque, Friday June 18 3-7pm EDT: Uncle Michael of Hinky Dinky Time presents nonstop good vibrations from the islands.
	🥁 4:49pm david w: That would be June 19, I believe.
	🥁 4:51pm david w: @Stanley: he named his projects so many ways and times I just grabbed the info I found.
	🥁 4:52pm WR: Only WFMU and my partner telling me it is garbage night or recycle night keeps me in touch with what day it is.
	🥁 4:52pm david w: gail! time is over valued.
	🥁 4:53pm david w: WR, I'm now going with moon cycles.
	4:53pm Stanley: Well, ol' Wadada was a Rastafarian, I believe
	🥁 4:56pm WR: Careful with the verb tense Stanley. You saying was made me look for obit. notices.
	🥁 4:56pm david w: Yes, Stanley, true. There was a Nyabinghi store on Flatbush ave when I lived there and I learned a lot from those folks.
	4:56pm Schell: "was"?
	🥁 4:57pm david w: Yes, Wadada thrives.
	4:57pm Stanley: Sorry, WR and Schell. It's possible the rasta thing was short lived but not the man, thankfully.
	4:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Here comes "Sleep Away", drifty sound collage. Come on over! wfmu.org...
	🥁 4:58pm david w: Kenzo!
	🥁 4:59pm WR: All is forgiven Stanley,
	4:59pm Stanley: I have a couple of Nyabinghi records but don't know much else about it. Anyway that piece was excellent. Thanks David. Keep well until next time.
	🥁 5:00pm david w: Thanks, all!
	5:00pm Schell: Cheers all.
	🥁 5:09pm chresti: Thanks!
	🥁 12:52am WR: Archive listening since I only caught the last part of the program on Wednesday. Yes the Mitchell/ Filidei piece is incredible. Will have to listen to it again. Greatly appreciate Massimo's role in capturing the sounds. And his comments answered some questions i was having: i was wondering if Mitchell was doing some looped with his horn but what i heard may have been when he was playing two horns. Massimo confirmed two horns. Thank you.. While hearing music like this live, in person is an intense and amazing experience, being able to listen deeply more than once and even listen a few times when doing something else enables us to hear more, have wider variety of experience associated with the music. So so very wonderful.

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from June 17, 2020

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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June 17, 2020: History & Mystery

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Concert recordings and collaborations that defy norms and deliver hope
from Roscoe Mitchell & Francesco Filidei, John Oswald/Miguel Frasconi/Marvin Green,
and Wadada Leo Smith’s Nyabinghi Arkeztra.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Bob Dylan	Things Have Changed "Things Have Changed" by "Bob Dylan"	Wonder Boys (Music from the Motion Picture)	Columbia	2000	The song won an Oscar. And there is a new album.
David W Fragments	Shift "Shift" by "David W Fragments"	Ridgewood Radio Noise Library	freesound.org	2020	Things must change.	0:04:47 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Mitchell & Francesco Filidei	Breath and Pipes	Splatter	i dischi di angelica	2017	Documentation of the live concert first encounter between Mitchell on sax and organist Filidei at the 1346 Basilica di Santa Maria dei Servi in Bologna.	0:07:04 (Pop-up)

Miguel Frasconi, Marvin Green & John Oswald	Kissing Jesus In The Dark	Mystery Tapes	Bandcamp	1986 (re-released)	A collaboration between “pause artists” (derived from pre-digital cassette culture), Frasconi, Green & Oswald who each contributed (or appropriated) material. According to Frasconi the pieces are primarily made by him and compiled by Oswald. They developed this method of real time audio editing in the late ‘70s using the pause lever on the Sony TC-153 pro cassette recorder.	0:57:51 (Pop-up)

Wadada Leo Smith	Concert Recording	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	28 Feb 1991	Nyabinghi Arkeztra: Composer Smith, trumpet and vocals; Rod Williams piano; Brad Jones bass; Thurman Barker drums; Jarod Nickerson bass; Kwate Kwale Jones guitar; Brandon Ross guitar; Ken McIntyre reeds; John Steplefield sax; John Cobbs horn; Pat Hall trombone.	1:23:51 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!
	🥁 2:59pm david w: Hello all!
	3:00pm ruth: Hiya David and everybody else!
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Hi, David, Ruth, and folks!
	🥁 3:01pm david w: ruth! djazz! welcome!
	3:02pm doctorjazz: Looks like a great line up today, my neck of the woods...
	🥁 3:04pm david w: Yes, you will find a few moments of bliss.
	3:05pm Stanley: Hi David. We had a Murder Most Foul party a few weeks ago on Dave the Spazz.
	🥁 3:08pm david w: Hi, Stanley. I guess its in the air!
	3:16pm ruth: Hey there dr.jazz and Stanley! Isn't this amazing! I never heard this before. Wow!
	🥁 3:20pm david w: The guy plays pipe organ like he has a Max patch.
	3:24pm Stanley: This is great
	3:25pm ruth: Don't think I ever heard a big organ doing this kid of improv stuff.
	3:26pm ?: ciao david, first time i listen on the radio! grazie!
	🥁 3:26pm david w: Credit also to Roscoe (who has been gravitating to orchestral works lately) and is an amazing improv partner!
	3:26pm ruth: Hi ? ! Welcome!
	3:27pm ruth: @David Yes most def
	3:27pm ?: is massimo
	🥁 3:27pm david w: Massimo from Angelica! My dear friend, welcome!
	3:28pm massimo: david!
	3:29pm massimo: roscoe and francesco first time with church organ and “multi sax”
	🥁 3:31pm david w: Brilliant to put them together.
	3:32pm ruth: @D & Massimo Yah totally brilliant!
	3:34pm doctorjazz: This is great!
	3:35pm northguineahills: There is is always a Roscoe Mitchell piece I've never herd...
	3:36pm northguineahills: heard, but, herding Mitchell would be impossible...
	3:37pm northguineahills: and now I need to investigate Filiedei...
	🥁 3:38pm david w: ngh! (indeed, this one is real tour de force)
	3:39pm massimo: and you are playing the entire piece, i love you
	🥁 3:40pm david w: This thing must never be edited.
	3:41pm ruth: @D-Me too! this is truly one of my favorites from the show so far.
	3:41pm massimo: as should be
	3:42pm northguineahills: ....and I'm I a sucker for pipe organs (I once insisted that my friend and I be allowed to use my parent's church's pipe organ for recording reasons. I still have the recordings....)
	3:43pm massimo: i can cry also thinking all the story of this concert and recording
	🥁 3:43pm david w: Well, thanks to Massimo and Angelica, a music catalog that is a treasure.
	3:43pm northguineahills: word, massimo, jealous I wasn't there...
	3:44pm massimo: grazie to you all for listening deeply
	🥁 3:48pm david w: Not to put too fine a point on it but... the recording itself is amazing, in what I imagine a really tough space.
	3:51pm massimo: big space big organ big sax (sometimes he played in the same time 2 saxes)
	3:51pm massimo: big church
	🥁 3:53pm david w: When you hear the applause you really know.
	3:54pm massimo: yes is like rain
	3:55pm doctorjazz: Great recording, indeed. Gotta run, but thanks very much for it!
	🥁 4:00pm david w: I mispoke twice. Roscoe's album is called Splatter. And the Mystery Tapes piece is called Kissing Jesus In The Dark. Got confused.
	🥁 4:01pm david w: djazz, thanks! take care!
	4:02pm massimo: ahaha... hello also to john (osw)!
	4:03pm northguineahills: what is this pre-digital cassette culture you speak of? That's right, Tape Hiss, on GTDS on Tuesdays at noon (EDT) w/ Tony Coulter....!
	🥁 4:07pm david w: @ngh: if you drill in on the Mystery Tapes Bandcamp page, lots of history on this. x-tapes.bandcamp.com
	🥁 4:10pm david w: Drummer sched today: Kenzo’s Last Ever Radio Extravaganza 5-7pm Gary Sullivan’s Bodega Pop Live 7-10pm: Record Mart, RIP: Puerto Rican avant-garde, Argentinian cumbia, Peruvian boogaloo, Haitian minimal synth, and much more plucked from the shelves of Manhattan's oldest record store (1958 in Union Square Station, 1961 in Times Square Station) Sam Segal’s If You Lose Your Horse 10-midnite
	🥁 4:11pm chresti: Hi David and Ridgewood company! Home from work.
	🥁 4:12pm david w: chresti! ah, now I can sit down.
	🥁 4:13pm chresti: I came home as fast as I could, sorry to keep you waiting.
	4:15pm ruth: Chresti!
	🥁 4:16pm WR: I just got out of a series of team meetings and I was the one who kept talking so much. But I'm connected here now. Phew.
	4:17pm ruth: Curious anybody actually ever buy anything from Record Mart? Remember it being there from forever. Like from childhood!
	🥁 4:18pm david w: WR, sympathies, and slap on wrist!
	4:20pm ruth: Hey WR!
	🥁 4:22pm WR: I went to Record Mart regularly in the 90s. Went there once in 85 and a few times after they reopened after the major Times Square renovation. Didn't buy as much as I would have liked.
	🥁 4:26pm WR: I found out about them before I moved to NYC, latin percussionists friends were getting amazing Cuban records from there in the 80s which is why I searched for it on my visit in 85. (Moved to NYC in 92.)
	4:27pm northguineahills: thanks, david w!
	🥁 4:28pm david w: ngh, my pleasure!
	4:28pm ruth: All gone now. Can't remember if I ever went in though. Unlike most of you I've never been much of a collector- and with friends like David and many of the other music inhalers around me (and the Outpost) I never had to shell out! Between mixtapes and late files from friends and the radio my larder was miraculously always full! And now of course I buy online and need no shelves or milk crates...
	4:30pm ruth: whoops " later" not late!
	🥁 4:31pm WR: I met the Record Mart Latin music guru, Harry Sepulveda, about a year ago. Really nice guy. Very friendly and helpful to me, even with my having limited knowledge.
	4:31pm northguineahills: @david: can I coin the term, plunderfunkic?
	🥁 4:32pm david w: They might sue you. (just kidding)
	🥁 4:37pm chresti: ruth!
	4:40pm northguineahills: One of the most amazing live shows I've seen was was Wadada and Anthony Braxton playing a duet live in Tonic (2005). They know each other inside and out....
	4:41pm northguineahills: Gotta attend to other things, if I don't get back, thanks david & ruth!
	🥁 4:42pm david w: Tonic! Thanks, ngh for the time.
	🥁 4:43pm WR: Sounds like was an amazing show NGH. Laters.
	4:45pm Stanley: Missed the Oswald but digging the Wadada
	4:46pm northguineahills: (that show, I felt like I was on molly it was so amazing, and I only had two pints at that point, and was sober otherwise)
	🥁 4:46pm david w: Stanley, we were looking for you.
	4:48pm Stanley: Had to go out for the daily walk, when the streets had quietened down. So what's the Nyabinghi connection, David?
	4:48pm gailvachon: I'm late.
	🥁 4:48pm david w: Oh yeah, this good stuff: Drummer Discotheque, Friday June 18 3-7pm EDT: Uncle Michael of Hinky Dinky Time presents nonstop good vibrations from the islands.
	🥁 4:49pm david w: That would be June 19, I believe.
	🥁 4:51pm david w: @Stanley: he named his projects so many ways and times I just grabbed the info I found.
	🥁 4:52pm WR: Only WFMU and my partner telling me it is garbage night or recycle night keeps me in touch with what day it is.
	🥁 4:52pm david w: gail! time is over valued.
	🥁 4:53pm david w: WR, I'm now going with moon cycles.
	4:53pm Stanley: Well, ol' Wadada was a Rastafarian, I believe
	🥁 4:56pm WR: Careful with the verb tense Stanley. You saying was made me look for obit. notices.
	🥁 4:56pm david w: Yes, Stanley, true. There was a Nyabinghi store on Flatbush ave when I lived there and I learned a lot from those folks.
	4:56pm Schell: "was"?
	🥁 4:57pm david w: Yes, Wadada thrives.
	4:57pm Stanley: Sorry, WR and Schell. It's possible the rasta thing was short lived but not the man, thankfully.
	4:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Here comes "Sleep Away", drifty sound collage. Come on over! wfmu.org...
	🥁 4:58pm david w: Kenzo!
	🥁 4:59pm WR: All is forgiven Stanley,
	4:59pm Stanley: I have a couple of Nyabinghi records but don't know much else about it. Anyway that piece was excellent. Thanks David. Keep well until next time.
	🥁 5:00pm david w: Thanks, all!
	5:00pm Schell: Cheers all.
	🥁 5:09pm chresti: Thanks!
	🥁 12:52am WR: Archive listening since I only caught the last part of the program on Wednesday. Yes the Mitchell/ Filidei piece is incredible. Will have to listen to it again. Greatly appreciate Massimo's role in capturing the sounds. And his comments answered some questions i was having: i was wondering if Mitchell was doing some looped with his horn but what i heard may have been when he was playing two horns. Massimo confirmed two horns. Thank you.. While hearing music like this live, in person is an intense and amazing experience, being able to listen deeply more than once and even listen a few times when doing something else enables us to hear more, have wider variety of experience associated with the music. So so very wonderful.

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from June 17, 2020

Listener comments!

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