WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from July 26, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:47am Wolfgang: Come on in and bring your hats 'n hooters for Joanne!! Welcome dear pallies!
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, Stork and all!
	12:00pm chresti: Hi Wolfgang and storkees!
	12:00pm Linda Lee: hello my love! so glad to be hear & hearing!
	12:01pm Linda Lee: here's someone i know nothing about & i'm all ears! off to work though. they say i'm selling the cabin i'm sitting in..
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Go Stork go! Jo Stork Jo!
	12:02pm Linda Lee: & it looks like it's been home to gangs of bike-gang chimpanzees with big feet.
	12:03pm chresti: Happy B-Day Joanne!
	🥁 12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....if only there was a way we could make the poor Guitar louder to compete with all those other instruments - alas!
	12:05pm chresti: LL, my parents' house in the East Bay, used to be occupied by Hells Angels, before that it was used as a hunting cabin.
	12:05pm Linda Lee: i can imagine the vibe!
	12:07pm Linda Lee: human potential when it's not purposefully smothered.. is a marvelous & miraculous thing
	12:08pm StringOFperils: Hallo Storkie ! Herzlich Mittags !
	12:09pm Dean: Maybeck Recital Hall is an amazing venue. It has changed hands and the name has adjusted since this recording, but the space remains stunning, sonically and visually.
	🥁 12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ventura - between Santa Barbara where I was & L.A.
	🥁 12:10pm WR: You set them up Stork and we will knock them down.
	12:11pm Wolfgang: Woah! Gotta goose the wait staff! Lookee alla these customahs!! RevRabb/Dean/StringOFperils/Linda Lee/chresti/Dougsie!!
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: Happy day, @Stork! Happy birthday, Joanne!
	12:11pm Dean: Good photo here: https://www.berkeleyside.com/2012/04/20/landmark-bernard-maybeck-home-lists-for-sale-in-berkeley
	🥁 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well I'm a fan in two minutes.
	12:11pm Wolfgang: Hey, Jeff!! Noce shew as ever!
	12:12pm chresti: I spent a lot of time visiting my friend in Ventura in the 80s, and then SB in the 90s, RevRab
	12:12pm Wolfgang: That's nice, not noce.
	12:13pm Dean: Comment at Berkeleyside from Merrilee Trost: "I was publicist for Concord Records when we first started Concord's historic run there. Dick Whittington, Joan Kenston and I tried to talk Carl Jefferson into recording, but he was resistant. Joanne Brackeen called Jefferson the day of her performance there and he relented. Sent Phil Edwards out with his truckful of recording equipment and the rest is history."
	12:13pm Wolfgang: WR - missed ya! Found ya!
	🥁 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wonder if we passed each other chresti !
	12:14pm chresti: I bet, esp. in SB, on State st., RevRab.
	12:15pm chresti: That's a nice looking house, Dean.
	🥁 12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A lot of Modern Classical in her - which is dumb to say because everybody does - but you know what I mean. Right now reminds of McCoy. Immeadiately strong & impressive!
	12:18pm Wolfgang: Wow, Dean! Thank you for that! Great story!
	🥁 12:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This ensemble playing is outrageous. Wham. Whoosh.
	12:21pm Wolfgang: Oh, she gets compared to McCoy all the time, RevRabb. Totally fair - especially on these 70's records. But she just kept on developing and finding great people to collab with.
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like wow immediately.
	12:22pm spodiodi: aloha, Stork, and Stork Club Flies!
	12:24pm Wolfgang: spodi!! Up front with ye!!
	12:27pm Wolfgang: Yeah, Clint Houston alone is worth the price of admission. What a monster bassist he was - and he paired (and trioed, and quartetted) often with Joanne.
	12:31pm Wolfgang: Houston is about to take off!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: This is my maiden voyage on the good ship Brackeen. Thanks so much for the horizon extension, @Stork.
	12:33pm Wolfgang: This one's been brewing for a while Jeff. But in the process of putting this together, I am now totally smitten. SMITTEN, I tells ya!
	12:33pm coelacanth∅: good afternoon Wolfgang and storklings
	12:34pm Wolfgang: coelacanth∅: hail to thee!
	12:39pm Linda Lee: this is luscious!! just fabulous.
	12:39pm Wolfgang: Linda Lee made me smile again!
	12:40pm Linda Lee: :-) & once again i'm too distracted by what i'm hearing to do anything but listen.
	12:40pm Linda Lee: this will not end well. :-D
	12:41pm Wolfgang: I hope you're not piloting a passenger jet as we speak, Linda Lee.
	12:41pm Linda Lee: hahah!!! wish i was, actually. i'd be on the move rather than stuck in place.
	12:42pm Linda Lee: but no, i'm sitting in a former barn in the catskill mountains, charged with emptying it out.
	12:43pm Linda Lee: .. even though i'm not sure why.
	12:47pm Wolfgang: In that case, let's hope some careless commercial pilot doesn't get distracted by Joanne's genius and come crashing into any former barns. I hope it's at least lovely there - summer in the Catskills sounds nice.
	12:51pm Linda Lee: thanks Wolfgang. we are on a flight path, too, thouigh i don't believe the regional airport is running as many flights at all as they did this winter. i'm more likely to have hail..
	12:52pm Linda Lee: it is lovely here. you wouldn't know anything's changed from a year ago, aside of normal natural changes. sun's out, birds sing, breezes blow, people sail down the road on bikes normally.
	12:53pm Linda Lee: i'm pleased to see their faces & hear them talking.
	12:55pm Linda Lee: i'm with you, Joanne! i chose getting out into life instead of extended schooling as well. left to living on our own terms, without confusion, we seem to do fine.
	12:58pm Granny: well, the reboot seems to be more of an ordeal than i thought, so. I'm popping in on my mobile gadget to say howdy!
	12:58pm Linda Lee: hi love. so sorry!
	1:00pm Granny: put it on the archives pile! it sounds phenomenal, from what i can pick up!
	1:00pm Wolfgang: Granny! Hiya! Set yourself.
	🥁 1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was spaced out so I just walked onto Art Blakey's bandstand & took over the piano. Gotcha.
	1:03pm doctorjazz: Hi, Stork Clubbers (and Storky). Sitting, sweating, been loading up my car to move my daughter out of Manhattan.
	1:03pm Linda Lee: so good hearing this story! straight ahead!!
	1:04pm Wolfgang: DrJ! Where's she moving to?
	1:07pm doctorjazz: Back home in Joisey. (She's actually been there since March, just giving up her sublet, silly to keep paying for it).
	1:07pm Wolfgang: Yup. Happens to me alla time, RevRabb. Joanne and me we just roll that way.
	🥁 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Absolutely that always ends well.
	1:08pm Wolfgang: Ahh, Joisey - me old Kentucky home! Wait, no... gimme a minute...
	1:11pm Linda Lee: you all might not realize how little there is to lose when you're already raising four kids alone. the only thing standing in the way of doing what you wish is the possibility of prison.
	1:12pm Linda Lee: gosh, it is nice to have parents. i forget.
	1:13pm Linda Lee: sure could use a dad with a car & a strong back right now!
	1:13pm Wolfgang: here's a great interview/in-studio performance - solo and with Marian McPartland. www.youtube.com... --Marian McPartland is way spacier than Joanne - and it's fun. Joanne sez to her at one point: "You're a real character, Marian." And MM answers, "Yes, I guess I am!"
	1:14pm Doug Schulkind: Enjoying the proceedings! Sitting on the porch eating Chinese takeout leftovers in the warm breeze.
	1:14pm Linda Lee: nice life ya got there, Doug!
	1:15pm Linda Lee: this southern breeze is nice today.
	🥁 1:16pm duke: Wow Joanne Brackeen, a personal fave
	1:20pm Wolfgang: Nice image, Pittsburgh Daddy. Pass the hoisen sauce, wouldja?
	1:20pm Wolfgang: duke! Hunker with us a while.
	1:21pm spodiodi: i'll bet the rest of Pure Dynamite doesn't disappoint. Quiet Afternoon is great. to Buddy Terry, Joanne Brackeen, and the rest of the players. to the Stork Club!
	1:21pm Jeff Golick: Some of these Mainstream releases have been makin there way over to Bandcamp: wewantsounds.bandcamp.com...
	1:22pm Wolfgang: It's a real find, spodi. Gonna play da helloutta dis ding.
	1:22pm spodiodi: wow, really great
	1:22pm spodiodi: unser ding, man
	1:23pm Jeff Golick: *suddenly remembers there's leftover Chinese food in the fridge*
	1:23pm Wolfgang: Fine German there, spodi!
	1:25pm spodiodi: i wish!
	1:26pm spodiodi: you don't want to know where i picked that one up. you'd laugh, cry, or at least roll your eyes (guessing)
	1:26pm Wolfgang: spodi - tell!
	1:27pm spodiodi: it's much better to listen to this anyway
	1:28pm Andrew Waterloo: going to need some Buddy Terry
	1:29pm Wolfgang: Hi Andrew - yeah that's some good stuff.
	1:32pm chresti: I've got leftover Thai food in the fridge. Guten tag, spodi
	1:38pm Andrew Waterloo: Left over Indian food here, but way to old for consumption
	1:38pm spodiodi: aloha chresti, wie gehts?
	🥁 1:40pm duke: I also have leftover Thai food in the fridge.
	1:44pm chresti: OK spodi, kicking around the house, dodging skeeters, scratching itches..how about you?
	1:44pm Irene: Joining a bit late today. Sounding good!
	🥁 1:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rich buffet of Stories ! A Jazz perk one might forget to credit...
	🥁 1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only leftover in my trap is me....& I don't taste good...
	1:48pm spodiodi: trying to not eat the rest of the cake i baked yesterday, dodging neighbors, listening to sweet jazz at The Stork Club. tea, jazz 710, couch. trying to resist posting links, and typing too much
	1:49pm chresti: Tea..thanks for reminding me, spodi.
	1:50pm Wolfgang: Guests are not permitted to consume themselves in this establishment, RevRabb. We apologize for any inconveniece.
	1:51pm Irene: What a lovely Getz tune!
	1:52pm Jeff Golick: And I would like to apologize for any incontinence.
	1:53pm Jeff Golick: (Maybe have the barkeep cut me off...)
	1:54pm Wolfgang: Irene! Welcome! Don't forget Irene at noon tomorrow Eastern on le Stream du Batterie.
	1:55pm Wolfgang: S'Okay, Jeff. It happens. GET A MOP OVER HERE?
	2:03pm spodiodi: Wolfgang, have you hosted a GTDR Stork Club disco dance party? will you ever?
	2:06pm chresti: Sadlee, I am at work during Irene's show.
	2:08pm Wolfgang: that's why God gave us the archives, chresti.
	2:09pm Doug Schulkind: @spodiodi The Friday dance party shows are scheduled through the end of August, when the series will come to an end.
	2:10pm Wolfgang: Spodi: I'd never say never, but that is one daunting job, and I stand (okay, sit, mostly) in awe of the many Great Ones who have gone before. It is an intriguing idea, though.
	2:11pm spodiodi: thanks, Doug
	2:17pm Granny: tea!
	2:21pm doctorjazz: Move done, back home, cool Cantaloupe hitting the spot right now!
	2:22pm Wolfgang: Here's a nice interview and some nice playing at a Detroit jazz festival not long ago: www.youtube.com...
	2:22pm Wolfgang: Love Liebman on tenor!
	2:23pm Wolfgang: Yeah, DrJ. Get yerself a beer out the fridge.
	2:24pm spodiodi: i hear you, Wolfie -- had to ask... well, while i knew the phrase already from HS, it was reinforced by a ridiculous club song some years later. (still too embarrassing to mention here. don't want to sully El Club de Storko)
	2:25pm spodiodi: sounds about perfect right now, drJ (and i'm freezing)
	2:26pm doctorjazz: Got Some leftover birthday ice cream cake, will indulge soon. Something quick and easy to eat 1st, gave to figure that out.
	2:27pm spodiodi: that laugh :D
	🥁 2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well we are in different continents in fact...if not indifferent to incontinence...
	2:31pm Granny: on the menu at Granny's is a fairly tasty homemade Thai soup and an attempt at homemade chai that "needs something"... probably more sugar
	2:34pm Dean: Can't recall if I've mentioned that there was until earlier this year a Stork Club in Oakland, a real dive of a dive, with a display of dozens of Barbie dolls behind the bar. Heard Flying Luttenbachers there. https://www.sfgate.com/beer/article/Beloved-Oakland-dive-bar-Stork-Club-closes-15283743.php#photo-19435833
	2:38pm Granny: i thought you were practicing for your dance party!
	2:38pm spodiodi: already dressed :)
	2:40pm spodiodi: how was the show, Dean?
	2:41pm Granny: whenever the rare troll annoys the chatboard, do they really go thru all this math rigamarole? at least they always set their profile to undetectable. have you noticed this?
	2:41pm Wolfgang: omg, Dean, I haven't thought about that place in years. It sounded way cool.
	2:42pm Granny: rose water and rose petal jam in the Chai made it perfect. I'll name this chai the Joanne Brackeen
	2:44pm Wolfgang: Love it, Granny!
	2:44pm Granny: just plain gorgeous, this is
	2:44pm Dean: Weasel Walter was more upset than usual, if I recall correctly. Had to restart a tune or two. Better show was at the Hemlock with...Mick Barr?...Ruins? WW was on fire, as usual.
	2:45pm Jeff Golick: I once stood behind Weasel Walter in line at the Post Office; he was clearly mailing orders out. I did not have the gumption to say, "Hey, Mr. Walter? Big fan."
	2:46pm chresti: That sounds delicious, Granny.
	2:47pm Jeff Golick: Most of my life regrets involve not talking to people I wish I'd talked to. Let that be a lesson to you young'uns.
	2:48pm Wolfgang: Cecil McBee takes me there every time.
	2:49pm Dean: Weasel Walter at the PO! Reminds me of seeing Judith Butler at the supermarket. I ran into Scott Amendola on the BART platform in SF a few months ago, and I did go up to him and say, "Hey, Mr. Amendola? Big fan." We chatted all the way back on the ride to the East Bay.
	2:50pm chresti: I want to be freezing in SF.
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: No regrets in listening to this show, tho. A pure gem, it is, @Stork.
	2:53pm Wolfgang: To the swank clientele assembled tonight: this bounty of Joanne shall o'erflow the banks of a three hour Drummer Stream show. We are going WAY the hell over tonight/today. There's another whole set behind this one, and it's a doozy, as the ancient Romans would say. I hope you can dally the dappled, drowsy day away with ol' Storkypants.
	2:54pm chresti: My regrets are like Jeff Gs, Missed talking opportunities due to shyness on my part, when I was younger, smiling and waving was the best I could do, maybe nodding.
	2:55pm Dean: Doozyus est!
	2:55pm spodiodi: cool, Dean. i know the feeling, Jeff chresti, i'll be more quiet about it :-B life is not bad
	2:57pm Wolfgang: High praise from JeffG. Gonna be kinda insufferable for a few days now. Gonna wear shades indoors, and everything.
	2:59pm Granny: thanks, Wolfgang and Storksters!
	3:00pm Wolfgang: ...aaaaannnnnddd, we are in OT.
	3:00pm chresti: Bring on the doozy!
	3:00pm Wolfgang: Granny thanks for the blessings... see ya next?
	3:00pm Dean: I had listened earlier that day, or maybe a day or two prior, to a 1999 Paul Plimley Trio CD on which Amendola had drummed (Lisle Ellis on bass). I had to mention as much to him, at which point he tried to recollect the circumstances of its recording more than 20 years prior.
	3:04pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Stork!
	3:04pm Wolfgang: Be well, Doc. We'll be up for a while if ya wanna circle back.
	3:05pm Dean: The cover of this album and of another of Brackeen's, Keyed In, would lead one to believe it were on the CTI label. Same tightly framed close-up photograph. And lo, the designer for Tappan Zee/Columbia was Paula Scher, who designed for CTI.
	3:05pm chresti: Franco was talking on the phone with a friend in Montana, she said all these goons from other states are flooding into Montana without masks on.
	3:06pm Wolfgang: Ha! Another choice tidbit from Dean!
	3:07pm spodiodi: such a comfy seat, and way up front. here for the cheer
	🥁 3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'll have to tell the Derby Rawkers on the main stream or whomever I was hanging with the Jazzbos & the rest is their problem. You just let it roll out.
	3:07pm spodiodi: chresti, i detest goons
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Hanging here in OT, just never sure how long OT will go for.
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: Humor!
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Have to say, Brakeen has been more of a name I knew than music I've checked out. Glad to have this opportunity to finally get to hear a good sample of her fine work.
	3:10pm Doug Schulkind: She was born Joanne Grogan. Could she possibly be related to our own Larry Grogan?
	3:11pm spodiodi: who knows!?
	3:11pm Linda Lee: surfacing from the chores a bit. wow.. the sounds.. so dynamic!!
	3:11pm Wolfgang: @DrJ: we got about an hour or so left, I'd say.
	3:12pm Linda Lee: this news thrills me.
	3:13pm Linda Lee: what's your time there, Wolfgang? 9ish?
	3:14pm doctorjazz: Wow, that's a long OT...(good for me, though, late arrival).
	3:15pm Wolfgang: Welcome back, Linda Lee.
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Must be flugelhorn on this Hubbard, no?
	3:16pm Wolfgang: Yeah, 9:15 pm Linda Lee.
	3:16pm Wolfgang: i think you're gonna kinda like the last set, Doc.
	3:17pm Wolfgang: I always have a hard time telling flugel from trumpet, but this does sound mellow-flugey.
	3:18pm doctorjazz: Just a tad "darker" than trumpet too my ears...
	3:18pm Linda Lee: a nice end to the evening then!! bravo!
	3:19pm Linda Lee: whose 'summer in the city' is that?
	3:20pm Dean: Freddie McCoy? See the second entry on today's playlist, LL.
	3:24pm Linda Lee: thanks dear!
	3:28pm Dean: https://www.discogs.com/Freddie-McCoy-Peas-N-Rice/release/3722830 ...I'm guessing.
	3:29pm Irene: Thanks for the shout out! I will indeed be on tomorrow with Peter assisting. Great Joanne Brackeen tribute, btw.
	3:30pm Wolfgang: Yup, that's vibe-player Freddie McCoy. He wasnt really in her league, but she characteristically talks about him with great warmth, as being a great, funny guy. She was coming off a long baby-break when she recorded the record in '67. Groovy stuff.
	3:31pm doctorjazz: These Maybeck Hall records (of which I have a few, but not enough) are great! (As is this My Foolish Heart).
	3:31pm coelacanth∅: bad tambourine playing will ruin any song; excellent tambourine playing can lift a good song to be a great song. often more important than the drums as far as keeping the track together. why wouldn't a tambourine player get credit?!
	3:32pm Linda Lee: @Wolfgang ~ yes it is.
	3:35pm Wolfgang: Wow, thanks, Irene. Peter's swell for helping you - being your hands while you recover. His obit of Annie Ross in the NYT was excellent, everybody. Check it out - i don't have the link handy.
	3:35pm coelacanth∅: ...by the way Wolfie i've enjoyed every bit of this program that i've heard, which is most of it.
	3:37pm Dean: Indeed, they are, doctorjazz. I'm now at the point where when I see one, I have to think hard about whether or not I already have it. Occurs to me I should inventory them and add them to a t-i-n-y piece of paper I keep in my wallet on which I list in m-i-c-r-o-s-c-o-p-i-c type 1) Hyperion Schubert lieder series issues I need; 2) Naxos Haydn string quartet series issues I have; and 3) Albion Records Vaughan Williams issues I have.
	3:37pm doctorjazz: I'll post the link... www.nytimes.com...
	3:39pm Dean: I also have a duet recording of Satoko Fujii and Myra Melford at Maybeck--not on Concord, obvs--a show I attended.
	3:40pm Wolfgang: Thanks, coelacanth∅:. To be honest, so have I. This is one of my faves, if I may so boast.
	3:40pm doctorjazz: @Dean, this might help www.discogs.com...
	3:41pm Wolfgang: Thanks, DrJ! Great writing by Peter, as ever.
	3:42pm doctorjazz: That Toots was purty, got to see him once.
	3:42pm Dean: It helps a lot! Thank you. Now I can proceed alphabetically across the shelves and check off the holdings.
	3:43pm Linda Lee: this rocks!
	3:43pm Dean: btw, Concord has a Concord Duo series, at least one release of which was recorded at Maybeck, Alan Broadbent with sax player Gary Foster.
	3:44pm Linda Lee: (yes, we should have an edit feature on the board so we can clarify what the hell we're tallkin about. solar.)
	3:45pm doctorjazz: (I'd be redoing 3/4 of my posts...)
	3:46pm doctorjazz: I remember the duo series, not sure if I have many (think just 1 or 2).
	🥁 3:47pm duke: Gotta go. Great show, thanks Stork.
	3:50pm doctorjazz: We are getting close to an hour, Thanks, Stork, GREAT TRIBUTE!
	3:53pm Wolfgang: Go well, duke. Next week, samt ime
	3:54pm Wolfgang: Thanks, Doc. A few beauts left for anyone still hangin.'
	3:54pm Linda Lee: oh yes. too sweet.
	3:54pm Linda Lee: perfect for sorting manuscripts & vintage pornographic love notes..
	3:55pm Linda Lee: definitely coming back to this beautiful show in the archives! you betcha!
	3:55pm Wolfgang: Talk about arousing curiosity, Linda Lee!
	3:56pm Linda Lee: hah! just a box of papers belonging to a beloved one who's passed on. saved & collected. what does one do with these things?
	3:56pm chresti: Wolfie, given all the OT hours you've clocked in, I think you have the muscle to take on the Drummer Discotheque on Saturdays.
	🥁 3:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....still tuned in with breaks to doomscroll on fb & such...
	4:00pm Linda Lee: listen to that delicious tone..
	4:00pm chresti: Thank you, Stork, for the lovely Brackeen Birthday party, also a great learning experience for my ears!
	4:01pm Linda Lee: thank you so much, kind Sir! fabulous.
	4:01pm Wolfgang: Thanks, chresti. It's hard keeping bootys aloft for 4 hours though, But I should try sometime - maybe if they bring the disco back. It ends at the end of August.
	4:04pm Linda Lee: i cannot imagine how people who make their living traveling place to place to play music can withstand this new economic paradigm. there's just no place for them in it.
	4:04pm Linda Lee: this is a fine, fine old favorite. just listen to that..
	4:04pm Wolfgang: Most wonderful guests - such a sweet one tonight in the Club. Joanne is a revelation to many, a simple joy to those who already know her. So glad you were all aboard for this one. Mwah!
	4:05pm Linda Lee: * mwah! *
	4:07pm Irene: Thanks for this birthday celebration, Herr Wolfgang! I don't know Joanne's music well enough but you've given us a lot to explore.
	4:07pm doctorjazz: LL, I believe they're having a really difficult time. Some have resorted to streaming, but that's iffy at best. I mentioned earlier I was moving my daughter's stuff out of her Manhattan apartment-she's an actor. but auditions, classes, everything she was there for has stopped.
	🥁 4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haven't even said the obvious that here's a female pianist whose not just a stylist or also a singer (none of whom I can think of who aren't essential btw) - but who absolutely rips both technically & energy-wise - & had awesome range as well. I hope that isn't patronizing ' I intend the opposite like - so there! Of course there are other female pianist who are significant - so I shouldn't overstate it....just think she kicks total ass.
	4:08pm doctorjazz: Thanks again for the fine tribute, Wolfgang, really dug it!
	4:09pm Wolfgang: Linda Lee - Irene, DrJ, chresti, revrabb, and all who still twirl upon the dance floor - you're all wind under me storky-wings.
	4:09pm doctorjazz: Rev, her chops and individual approach are indeed 1st rate.
	🥁 4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes Thanks! For the overtime too! Most generous to let us hang in the Club past closing.
	4:10pm Wolfgang: and she's still playing and teaching, RevRabb!
	4:11pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! great show.
	4:12pm Linda Lee: Dr J ~ so disheartening. the only recourse we have, i think, is to refuse to normalize this horrific 'new normal'. whatever happens, we must not forget what actuality it like & we mustn't shut down our will to return to what we are.
	🥁 4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I meant has not had but autoincorrect! ...& typos.
	4:12pm Dean: Another female wunderkind pianist, a decade Joanne's junior, is Jessica Williams. Alas, I don't think she can perform any longer.
	4:12pm doctorjazz: (Garnet for 2 writer's credit for Moanin', but it's actually Bobby Timmons. FYI.)
	4:12pm Doug Schulkind: She is as good as it gets.
	4:13pm Linda Lee: what actuality is like.. damn robot fingers!
	4:14pm doctorjazz: (Should have read..."Garnett received writer's credit for Moanin'..."
	4:15pm Wolfgang: Dean - oh, no!! I LOVE her!! Would love to do a show on her, too!! Jessica Williams - another epiphany waiting ..
	4:16pm doctorjazz: A current female pianist I like (if it's not sexist to pull them out this way) is Kris Davis.
	4:16pm Dean: I had the good fortune to hear Jessica in SF not too long before 2012, when she apparently had a surgical procedure that compromised her playing. A joy.
	4:17pm geezerette: WOW!!!
	4:21pm Wolfgang: geezerette! so glad you're with!!
	🥁 4:21pm WR: But byye
	4:22pm Dean: Another well-spent day begun with Jeff G. and on through Storck.
	4:22pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, Stork!
	4:22pm Wolfgang: Wr, Dean Jeff - C Yuz!
	4:24pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork! and a fine tribute to a fine person it be. take care

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from July 26, 2020

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July 26, 2020: Begin the Brackeen
We luxuriate, immerse ourselves and otherwise gorge, on the music of Joanne Brackeen, on this, her 82nd birthday. Her super-powerful, inventive voice on piano rings out on her own leader-projects, and her collaborations with Art Blakey, Stan Getz, Joe Henderson, Eddie Gomez, and dozens more - all add up to a packed program at The Stork Club that’s headed for some overtime.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Frankie Carle	Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away)	Frankie Carle and His Girl Friends	Label: Columbia ‎– 36689 1944	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Bonkers squishes in on big rubber shoes			Bed music:- on various tracks, you'll hear: Bass – Eustis Guillemet Steve Davis Bass Guitar – Eustis Guillemet Drums – Kalil Madhi Ray Lucas, Rudy Lawless Guitar – Wally Richardson Piano – Charles Williams* Joanne BrackeenB2) Piano, Organ – Joanne Brackeen Trumpet – Edward David Williams Wilber "Dud" Bascomb Vibraphone – Freddie McCoy	0:02:54 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Dr. Chu Chow "Dr. Chu Chow" by "Joanne Brackeen"	'Live at the Maybeck Recital Hall, Volume 1'	Recorded live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Berkeley, CA June 1989	0:07:37 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Aft "Aft" by "Joanne Brackeen"	Aft	Bass – Clint Houston Guitar – Ryo Kawasaki Piano – Joanne Brackeen Recorded At – C.I. Recording Studios - December 30, 1977	0:13:32 (Pop-up)
Glen Hall	Orchid Opening Downwards	The Book Of The Heart	Glen Hall – tenor and soprano saxophones;, bass clarinet, percussion: Joanne Brackeen – piano; Cecil McBee – bass; Billy Hart – drums, percussion --- Recorded May 5, 1979, Generation Sound, New York.	0:20:08 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen & Clint Houston	My Romance	New True Illusion	Written-By – Rogers-Hart* Bass – Clint Houston Piano – Joanne Brackeen 1976 Recorded in Dureco Studio, Weesp, Holland, July, 15, 1976	0:27:21 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Frevo "Frevo" by "Joanne Brackeen"	Take A Chance	Joanne Brackeen – piano • Eddie Gómez – bass • Duduka da Fonseca – drums recorded in 1993 and released on the Concord Jazz label. - written by Egberto Gismonti	0:35:16 (Pop-up)
Toots Thielemans	Snooze "Snooze" by "Toots Thielemans"	Images	TOOTS THIELEMANS harmonica; JOANNE BRACKEEN piano; CECIL McBEE bass; FREDDIE WAITS drums; written by Joanne Brackeen ---- Recorded 16th september 1974, Sea Cliff, N. Y.	0:41:39 (Pop-up)
DJ, He Say...	"DJ, He Say..."			0:51:32 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen Interview by Monk Rowe	Blakey Story	NYC, January 10, 2001		0:57:12 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers	What The World Needs Now Is Peace And Love	Jazz Messengers '70	Written By – Carlos Garnett; Bass – Jan Arnet; Drums – Art Blakey; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Tenor Saxophone – Carlos Garnett; Trumpet – Bill Hardman; ——	0:59:09 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen & Michael Brecker	Fi-Fi's Rock	Tring-A-Ling	Bass – Clint Houston; Drums – Billy Hart; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Tenor Saxophone – Mike Brecker — Recorded: May, 1977	1:09:16 (Pop-up)
Buddy Terry	Quiet Afternoon "Quiet Afternoon" by "Buddy Terry"	Pure Dynamite	Bass – Mchezaji, Stan Clarke; Drums – Lenny White; Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Eddie Henderson; Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Terry; Percussion – Airto Moreira; Percussion [African] – Mtume; Piano – Kenny Barron; Trumpet – Woody Shaw— 1972 --- Soloist – Airto Moreira, Buddy Terry, Eddie Henderson, Joanne Brackeen, Lenny White, Stanley Clarke Written-By – Stan Clarke	1:13:52 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen & Ryo Kawasaki	Fair Weather	Trinkets and Things	Guitar – Ryo Kawasaki; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Written-By – J. Brackeen — Recorded 13th August 1978 in CI Studio, NYC	1:23:57 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Cosmic Ties Or Mud Pies	Where Legends Dwell	Bass – Eddie Gomez; Drums – Jack De Johnette; Piano, Composed By, Arranged By – Joanne Brackeen —— Recorded in New York City at Giant Sound on September 3 & 4, 1991	1:28:40 (Pop-up)
DJ didn't prepare anything clever this time				1:31:29 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen Interview by Monk Rowe	Playing with Getz v playing with Blakey	NYC January 10, 2001		1:44:36 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	Infant Eyes "Infant Eyes" by "Stan Getz"	Moments In Time	Written-By – Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius De Moraes; Bass – Clint Houston; Drums – Billy Hart; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz -----Recorded live at Keystone Korner, San Francisco, May 11-16, 1976	1:45:44 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto	Eu Vim Da Bahia	Getz/Gilberto '76	João Gilberto - guitar, vocals; • Stan Getz - tenor saxophone; • Joanne Brackeen - piano; • Clint Houston - bass; • Billy Hart - drums. —— San Francisco's Keystone Corner - May 11-16, 1976	1:53:23 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Curved Space "Curved Space" by "Joanne Brackeen"	'Live at the Maybeck Recital Hall, Volume 1'	Recorded live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Berkeley, CA June 1989	1:57:30 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Mystic Touch "Mystic Touch" by "Joanne Brackeen"	Special Identity	Bass – Eddie Gomez; Drums – Jack DeJohnette; Piano, Composed By – Joanne Brackeen — 1982	2:04:24 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Haiti B "Haiti B" by "Joanne Brackeen"	Aft	Bass – Clint Houston; Guitar – Ryo Kawasaki; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Recorded At – C.I. Recording Studios - December 30, 1977	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
70's Jazz Pioneers	Cantaloupe Island	Live at The town Hall, NYC	Joanne Brackeen - Piano; Randy Brecker - Trumpet; Al Foster - Drums; David Liebman - Sax (Tenor); Pat Martino - Guitar; Buster Williams - Bass — - - Recorded Live At The Town Hall N.Y.C. March 20, 1998	2:18:00 (Pop-up)
DJ X-Pounder	"DJ X-Pounder"			2:26:08 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Estate "Estate" by "Joanne Brackeen"	Take A Chance	Joanne Brackeen – piano; • Eddie Gómez – bass; • Duduka da Fonseca – drums — recorded in 1993	2:38:17 (Pop-up)
Glen Hall	Iris "Iris" by "Glen Hall"	The Book Of The Heart	Glen Hall – tenor and soprano saxophones, bass clarinet, percussion Joanne Brackeen – piano Cecil McBee – bass (arco) Billy Hart – drums, percussion Recorded May 5, 1979, Generation Sound, New York	2:43:55 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Jump In Jack "Jump In Jack" by "Joanne Brackeen"	Where Legends Dwell	Bass – Eddie Gomez; Drums – Jack De Johnette; Piano, Composed By, Arranged By – Joanne Brackeen. —— Recorded in New York City at Giant Sound on September 3 & 4, 1991	2:53:07 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Pin Drum Song - Celebration	Ancient Dynasty	Double Bass – Eddie Gomez; Drums – Jack DeJohnette; Piano – JoAnne Brackeen; Saxophone [Tenor] – Joe Henderson — 1980 —— Producer – Bob James, Joe Jorgensen	2:57:46 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	Fi-Fi Goes to Heaven	Fi-Fi Goes to Heaven	Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Branford Marsalis; Bass – Cecil McBee; Drums – Al Foster; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Trumpet – Terence Blanchard. —— Recorded October 1986	3:07:06 (Pop-up)
Freddie Hubbard	Misty "Misty" by "Freddie Hubbard"	Sweet Return	Bass – Eddie Gomez; Drums – Roy Haynes; Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Lew Tabackin; Percussion – Hector Andrade; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Freddie Hubbard Recorded June 13, 14, 1983 Atlantic Studios, New York Producer – Ilhan Mimaroglu written by: Johnny Burke, Erroll Garner	3:12:35 (Pop-up)
DJ keeps bringing more cookies in the hope that you'll stay				3:18:28 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen	My Foolish Heart "My Foolish Heart" by "Joanne Brackeen"	'Live at the Maybeck Recital Hall, Volume 1'		3:27:42 (Pop-up)
Toots Thielemans	Day Dream "Day Dream" by "Toots Thielemans"	Images	TOOTS THIELEMANS harmonica; JOANNE BRACKEEN piano; CECIL McBEE bass; FREDDIE WAITS drums — Recorded 16th september 1974, Sea Cliff, N. Y.	3:35:01 (Pop-up)
Joanne Brackeen & Clint Houston	Solar	New True Illusion	Bass – Clint Houston; Piano – Joanne Brackeen — 1976 Recorded in Dureco Studio, Weesp, Holland, July, 15, 1976. —— Written-By – Miles Davis	3:40:28 (Pop-up)
Freddie McCoy	My Funny Valentine "My Funny Valentine" by "Freddie McCoy"	Peas N' Rice	Arranged By, Conductor – Dave Blum; Bass – Eustis Guillemet; Drums – Kalil Madhi; Piano, Organ – Joanne Brackeen; Vibraphone – Freddie McCoy. —— ———————————1967	3:49:52 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto	E Preciso Perdoar (Encore)	Getz/Gilberto '76	• • João Gilberto - guitar, vocals • Stan Getz - tenor saxophone • Joanne Brackeen - piano • Clint Houston - bass • Billy Hart - drums San Francisco's Keystone Corner - May 11-16, 1976,	3:56:58 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	O Grande Amor "O Grande Amor" by "Stan Getz"	Moments In Time	Bass – Clint Houston; Drums – Billy Hart; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz. ---- Recorded live at Keystone Korner, San Francisco, May 11-16, 1976	4:03:14 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers	Moanin'	Jazz Messengers '70	Written By – Carlos Garnett; Bass – Jan Arnet; Drums – Art Blakey; Piano – Joanne Brackeen; Tenor Saxophone – Carlos Garnett; Trumpet – Bill Hardman --- Recorded in Tokyo, Japan on February 19, 1970	4:10:15 (Pop-up)
DJ Wanna Mwah Yuz	"DJ Wanna Mwah Yuz"			4:15:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:47am Wolfgang: Come on in and bring your hats 'n hooters for Joanne!! Welcome dear pallies!
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, Stork and all!
	12:00pm chresti: Hi Wolfgang and storkees!
	12:00pm Linda Lee: hello my love! so glad to be hear & hearing!
	12:01pm Linda Lee: here's someone i know nothing about & i'm all ears! off to work though. they say i'm selling the cabin i'm sitting in..
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Go Stork go! Jo Stork Jo!
	12:02pm Linda Lee: & it looks like it's been home to gangs of bike-gang chimpanzees with big feet.
	12:03pm chresti: Happy B-Day Joanne!
	🥁 12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....if only there was a way we could make the poor Guitar louder to compete with all those other instruments - alas!
	12:05pm chresti: LL, my parents' house in the East Bay, used to be occupied by Hells Angels, before that it was used as a hunting cabin.
	12:05pm Linda Lee: i can imagine the vibe!
	12:07pm Linda Lee: human potential when it's not purposefully smothered.. is a marvelous & miraculous thing
	12:08pm StringOFperils: Hallo Storkie ! Herzlich Mittags !
	12:09pm Dean: Maybeck Recital Hall is an amazing venue. It has changed hands and the name has adjusted since this recording, but the space remains stunning, sonically and visually.
	🥁 12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ventura - between Santa Barbara where I was & L.A.
	🥁 12:10pm WR: You set them up Stork and we will knock them down.
	12:11pm Wolfgang: Woah! Gotta goose the wait staff! Lookee alla these customahs!! RevRabb/Dean/StringOFperils/Linda Lee/chresti/Dougsie!!
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: Happy day, @Stork! Happy birthday, Joanne!
	12:11pm Dean: Good photo here: https://www.berkeleyside.com/2012/04/20/landmark-bernard-maybeck-home-lists-for-sale-in-berkeley
	🥁 12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well I'm a fan in two minutes.
	12:11pm Wolfgang: Hey, Jeff!! Noce shew as ever!
	12:12pm chresti: I spent a lot of time visiting my friend in Ventura in the 80s, and then SB in the 90s, RevRab
	12:12pm Wolfgang: That's nice, not noce.
	12:13pm Dean: Comment at Berkeleyside from Merrilee Trost: "I was publicist for Concord Records when we first started Concord's historic run there. Dick Whittington, Joan Kenston and I tried to talk Carl Jefferson into recording, but he was resistant. Joanne Brackeen called Jefferson the day of her performance there and he relented. Sent Phil Edwards out with his truckful of recording equipment and the rest is history."
	12:13pm Wolfgang: WR - missed ya! Found ya!
	🥁 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wonder if we passed each other chresti !
	12:14pm chresti: I bet, esp. in SB, on State st., RevRab.
	12:15pm chresti: That's a nice looking house, Dean.
	🥁 12:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A lot of Modern Classical in her - which is dumb to say because everybody does - but you know what I mean. Right now reminds of McCoy. Immeadiately strong & impressive!
	12:18pm Wolfgang: Wow, Dean! Thank you for that! Great story!
	🥁 12:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This ensemble playing is outrageous. Wham. Whoosh.
	12:21pm Wolfgang: Oh, she gets compared to McCoy all the time, RevRabb. Totally fair - especially on these 70's records. But she just kept on developing and finding great people to collab with.
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like wow immediately.
	12:22pm spodiodi: aloha, Stork, and Stork Club Flies!
	12:24pm Wolfgang: spodi!! Up front with ye!!
	12:27pm Wolfgang: Yeah, Clint Houston alone is worth the price of admission. What a monster bassist he was - and he paired (and trioed, and quartetted) often with Joanne.
	12:31pm Wolfgang: Houston is about to take off!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: This is my maiden voyage on the good ship Brackeen. Thanks so much for the horizon extension, @Stork.
	12:33pm Wolfgang: This one's been brewing for a while Jeff. But in the process of putting this together, I am now totally smitten. SMITTEN, I tells ya!
	12:33pm coelacanth∅: good afternoon Wolfgang and storklings
	12:34pm Wolfgang: coelacanth∅: hail to thee!
	12:39pm Linda Lee: this is luscious!! just fabulous.
	12:39pm Wolfgang: Linda Lee made me smile again!
	12:40pm Linda Lee: :-) & once again i'm too distracted by what i'm hearing to do anything but listen.
	12:40pm Linda Lee: this will not end well. :-D
	12:41pm Wolfgang: I hope you're not piloting a passenger jet as we speak, Linda Lee.
	12:41pm Linda Lee: hahah!!! wish i was, actually. i'd be on the move rather than stuck in place.
	12:42pm Linda Lee: but no, i'm sitting in a former barn in the catskill mountains, charged with emptying it out.
	12:43pm Linda Lee: .. even though i'm not sure why.
	12:47pm Wolfgang: In that case, let's hope some careless commercial pilot doesn't get distracted by Joanne's genius and come crashing into any former barns. I hope it's at least lovely there - summer in the Catskills sounds nice.
	12:51pm Linda Lee: thanks Wolfgang. we are on a flight path, too, thouigh i don't believe the regional airport is running as many flights at all as they did this winter. i'm more likely to have hail..
	12:52pm Linda Lee: it is lovely here. you wouldn't know anything's changed from a year ago, aside of normal natural changes. sun's out, birds sing, breezes blow, people sail down the road on bikes normally.
	12:53pm Linda Lee: i'm pleased to see their faces & hear them talking.
	12:55pm Linda Lee: i'm with you, Joanne! i chose getting out into life instead of extended schooling as well. left to living on our own terms, without confusion, we seem to do fine.
	12:58pm Granny: well, the reboot seems to be more of an ordeal than i thought, so. I'm popping in on my mobile gadget to say howdy!
	12:58pm Linda Lee: hi love. so sorry!
	1:00pm Granny: put it on the archives pile! it sounds phenomenal, from what i can pick up!
	1:00pm Wolfgang: Granny! Hiya! Set yourself.
	🥁 1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was spaced out so I just walked onto Art Blakey's bandstand & took over the piano. Gotcha.
	1:03pm doctorjazz: Hi, Stork Clubbers (and Storky). Sitting, sweating, been loading up my car to move my daughter out of Manhattan.
	1:03pm Linda Lee: so good hearing this story! straight ahead!!
	1:04pm Wolfgang: DrJ! Where's she moving to?
	1:07pm doctorjazz: Back home in Joisey. (She's actually been there since March, just giving up her sublet, silly to keep paying for it).
	1:07pm Wolfgang: Yup. Happens to me alla time, RevRabb. Joanne and me we just roll that way.
	🥁 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Absolutely that always ends well.
	1:08pm Wolfgang: Ahh, Joisey - me old Kentucky home! Wait, no... gimme a minute...
	1:11pm Linda Lee: you all might not realize how little there is to lose when you're already raising four kids alone. the only thing standing in the way of doing what you wish is the possibility of prison.
	1:12pm Linda Lee: gosh, it is nice to have parents. i forget.
	1:13pm Linda Lee: sure could use a dad with a car & a strong back right now!
	1:13pm Wolfgang: here's a great interview/in-studio performance - solo and with Marian McPartland. www.youtube.com... --Marian McPartland is way spacier than Joanne - and it's fun. Joanne sez to her at one point: "You're a real character, Marian." And MM answers, "Yes, I guess I am!"
	1:14pm Doug Schulkind: Enjoying the proceedings! Sitting on the porch eating Chinese takeout leftovers in the warm breeze.
	1:14pm Linda Lee: nice life ya got there, Doug!
	1:15pm Linda Lee: this southern breeze is nice today.
	🥁 1:16pm duke: Wow Joanne Brackeen, a personal fave
	1:20pm Wolfgang: Nice image, Pittsburgh Daddy. Pass the hoisen sauce, wouldja?
	1:20pm Wolfgang: duke! Hunker with us a while.
	1:21pm spodiodi: i'll bet the rest of Pure Dynamite doesn't disappoint. Quiet Afternoon is great. to Buddy Terry, Joanne Brackeen, and the rest of the players. to the Stork Club!
	1:21pm Jeff Golick: Some of these Mainstream releases have been makin there way over to Bandcamp: wewantsounds.bandcamp.com...
	1:22pm Wolfgang: It's a real find, spodi. Gonna play da helloutta dis ding.
	1:22pm spodiodi: wow, really great
	1:22pm spodiodi: unser ding, man
	1:23pm Jeff Golick: *suddenly remembers there's leftover Chinese food in the fridge*
	1:23pm Wolfgang: Fine German there, spodi!
	1:25pm spodiodi: i wish!
	1:26pm spodiodi: you don't want to know where i picked that one up. you'd laugh, cry, or at least roll your eyes (guessing)
	1:26pm Wolfgang: spodi - tell!
	1:27pm spodiodi: it's much better to listen to this anyway
	1:28pm Andrew Waterloo: going to need some Buddy Terry
	1:29pm Wolfgang: Hi Andrew - yeah that's some good stuff.
	1:32pm chresti: I've got leftover Thai food in the fridge. Guten tag, spodi
	1:38pm Andrew Waterloo: Left over Indian food here, but way to old for consumption
	1:38pm spodiodi: aloha chresti, wie gehts?
	🥁 1:40pm duke: I also have leftover Thai food in the fridge.
	1:44pm chresti: OK spodi, kicking around the house, dodging skeeters, scratching itches..how about you?
	1:44pm Irene: Joining a bit late today. Sounding good!
	🥁 1:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rich buffet of Stories ! A Jazz perk one might forget to credit...
	🥁 1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only leftover in my trap is me....& I don't taste good...
	1:48pm spodiodi: trying to not eat the rest of the cake i baked yesterday, dodging neighbors, listening to sweet jazz at The Stork Club. tea, jazz 710, couch. trying to resist posting links, and typing too much
	1:49pm chresti: Tea..thanks for reminding me, spodi.
	1:50pm Wolfgang: Guests are not permitted to consume themselves in this establishment, RevRabb. We apologize for any inconveniece.
	1:51pm Irene: What a lovely Getz tune!
	1:52pm Jeff Golick: And I would like to apologize for any incontinence.
	1:53pm Jeff Golick: (Maybe have the barkeep cut me off...)
	1:54pm Wolfgang: Irene! Welcome! Don't forget Irene at noon tomorrow Eastern on le Stream du Batterie.
	1:55pm Wolfgang: S'Okay, Jeff. It happens. GET A MOP OVER HERE?
	2:03pm spodiodi: Wolfgang, have you hosted a GTDR Stork Club disco dance party? will you ever?
	2:06pm chresti: Sadlee, I am at work during Irene's show.
	2:08pm Wolfgang: that's why God gave us the archives, chresti.
	2:09pm Doug Schulkind: @spodiodi The Friday dance party shows are scheduled through the end of August, when the series will come to an end.
	2:10pm Wolfgang: Spodi: I'd never say never, but that is one daunting job, and I stand (okay, sit, mostly) in awe of the many Great Ones who have gone before. It is an intriguing idea, though.
	2:11pm spodiodi: thanks, Doug
	2:17pm Granny: tea!
	2:21pm doctorjazz: Move done, back home, cool Cantaloupe hitting the spot right now!
	2:22pm Wolfgang: Here's a nice interview and some nice playing at a Detroit jazz festival not long ago: www.youtube.com...
	2:22pm Wolfgang: Love Liebman on tenor!
	2:23pm Wolfgang: Yeah, DrJ. Get yerself a beer out the fridge.
	2:24pm spodiodi: i hear you, Wolfie -- had to ask... well, while i knew the phrase already from HS, it was reinforced by a ridiculous club song some years later. (still too embarrassing to mention here. don't want to sully El Club de Storko)
	2:25pm spodiodi: sounds about perfect right now, drJ (and i'm freezing)
	2:26pm doctorjazz: Got Some leftover birthday ice cream cake, will indulge soon. Something quick and easy to eat 1st, gave to figure that out.
	2:27pm spodiodi: that laugh :D
	🥁 2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well we are in different continents in fact...if not indifferent to incontinence...
	2:31pm Granny: on the menu at Granny's is a fairly tasty homemade Thai soup and an attempt at homemade chai that "needs something"... probably more sugar
	2:34pm Dean: Can't recall if I've mentioned that there was until earlier this year a Stork Club in Oakland, a real dive of a dive, with a display of dozens of Barbie dolls behind the bar. Heard Flying Luttenbachers there. https://www.sfgate.com/beer/article/Beloved-Oakland-dive-bar-Stork-Club-closes-15283743.php#photo-19435833
	2:38pm Granny: i thought you were practicing for your dance party!
	2:38pm spodiodi: already dressed :)
	2:40pm spodiodi: how was the show, Dean?
	2:41pm Granny: whenever the rare troll annoys the chatboard, do they really go thru all this math rigamarole? at least they always set their profile to undetectable. have you noticed this?
	2:41pm Wolfgang: omg, Dean, I haven't thought about that place in years. It sounded way cool.
	2:42pm Granny: rose water and rose petal jam in the Chai made it perfect. I'll name this chai the Joanne Brackeen
	2:44pm Wolfgang: Love it, Granny!
	2:44pm Granny: just plain gorgeous, this is
	2:44pm Dean: Weasel Walter was more upset than usual, if I recall correctly. Had to restart a tune or two. Better show was at the Hemlock with...Mick Barr?...Ruins? WW was on fire, as usual.
	2:45pm Jeff Golick: I once stood behind Weasel Walter in line at the Post Office; he was clearly mailing orders out. I did not have the gumption to say, "Hey, Mr. Walter? Big fan."
	2:46pm chresti: That sounds delicious, Granny.
	2:47pm Jeff Golick: Most of my life regrets involve not talking to people I wish I'd talked to. Let that be a lesson to you young'uns.
	2:48pm Wolfgang: Cecil McBee takes me there every time.
	2:49pm Dean: Weasel Walter at the PO! Reminds me of seeing Judith Butler at the supermarket. I ran into Scott Amendola on the BART platform in SF a few months ago, and I did go up to him and say, "Hey, Mr. Amendola? Big fan." We chatted all the way back on the ride to the East Bay.
	2:50pm chresti: I want to be freezing in SF.
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: No regrets in listening to this show, tho. A pure gem, it is, @Stork.
	2:53pm Wolfgang: To the swank clientele assembled tonight: this bounty of Joanne shall o'erflow the banks of a three hour Drummer Stream show. We are going WAY the hell over tonight/today. There's another whole set behind this one, and it's a doozy, as the ancient Romans would say. I hope you can dally the dappled, drowsy day away with ol' Storkypants.
	2:54pm chresti: My regrets are like Jeff Gs, Missed talking opportunities due to shyness on my part, when I was younger, smiling and waving was the best I could do, maybe nodding.
	2:55pm Dean: Doozyus est!
	2:55pm spodiodi: cool, Dean. i know the feeling, Jeff chresti, i'll be more quiet about it :-B life is not bad
	2:57pm Wolfgang: High praise from JeffG. Gonna be kinda insufferable for a few days now. Gonna wear shades indoors, and everything.
	2:59pm Granny: thanks, Wolfgang and Storksters!
	3:00pm Wolfgang: ...aaaaannnnnddd, we are in OT.
	3:00pm chresti: Bring on the doozy!
	3:00pm Wolfgang: Granny thanks for the blessings... see ya next?
	3:00pm Dean: I had listened earlier that day, or maybe a day or two prior, to a 1999 Paul Plimley Trio CD on which Amendola had drummed (Lisle Ellis on bass). I had to mention as much to him, at which point he tried to recollect the circumstances of its recording more than 20 years prior.
	3:04pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Stork!
	3:04pm Wolfgang: Be well, Doc. We'll be up for a while if ya wanna circle back.
	3:05pm Dean: The cover of this album and of another of Brackeen's, Keyed In, would lead one to believe it were on the CTI label. Same tightly framed close-up photograph. And lo, the designer for Tappan Zee/Columbia was Paula Scher, who designed for CTI.
	3:05pm chresti: Franco was talking on the phone with a friend in Montana, she said all these goons from other states are flooding into Montana without masks on.
	3:06pm Wolfgang: Ha! Another choice tidbit from Dean!
	3:07pm spodiodi: such a comfy seat, and way up front. here for the cheer
	🥁 3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'll have to tell the Derby Rawkers on the main stream or whomever I was hanging with the Jazzbos & the rest is their problem. You just let it roll out.
	3:07pm spodiodi: chresti, i detest goons
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Hanging here in OT, just never sure how long OT will go for.
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: Humor!
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Have to say, Brakeen has been more of a name I knew than music I've checked out. Glad to have this opportunity to finally get to hear a good sample of her fine work.
	3:10pm Doug Schulkind: She was born Joanne Grogan. Could she possibly be related to our own Larry Grogan?
	3:11pm spodiodi: who knows!?
	3:11pm Linda Lee: surfacing from the chores a bit. wow.. the sounds.. so dynamic!!
	3:11pm Wolfgang: @DrJ: we got about an hour or so left, I'd say.
	3:12pm Linda Lee: this news thrills me.
	3:13pm Linda Lee: what's your time there, Wolfgang? 9ish?
	3:14pm doctorjazz: Wow, that's a long OT...(good for me, though, late arrival).
	3:15pm Wolfgang: Welcome back, Linda Lee.
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Must be flugelhorn on this Hubbard, no?
	3:16pm Wolfgang: Yeah, 9:15 pm Linda Lee.
	3:16pm Wolfgang: i think you're gonna kinda like the last set, Doc.
	3:17pm Wolfgang: I always have a hard time telling flugel from trumpet, but this does sound mellow-flugey.
	3:18pm doctorjazz: Just a tad "darker" than trumpet too my ears...
	3:18pm Linda Lee: a nice end to the evening then!! bravo!
	3:19pm Linda Lee: whose 'summer in the city' is that?
	3:20pm Dean: Freddie McCoy? See the second entry on today's playlist, LL.
	3:24pm Linda Lee: thanks dear!
	3:28pm Dean: https://www.discogs.com/Freddie-McCoy-Peas-N-Rice/release/3722830 ...I'm guessing.
	3:29pm Irene: Thanks for the shout out! I will indeed be on tomorrow with Peter assisting. Great Joanne Brackeen tribute, btw.
	3:30pm Wolfgang: Yup, that's vibe-player Freddie McCoy. He wasnt really in her league, but she characteristically talks about him with great warmth, as being a great, funny guy. She was coming off a long baby-break when she recorded the record in '67. Groovy stuff.
	3:31pm doctorjazz: These Maybeck Hall records (of which I have a few, but not enough) are great! (As is this My Foolish Heart).
	3:31pm coelacanth∅: bad tambourine playing will ruin any song; excellent tambourine playing can lift a good song to be a great song. often more important than the drums as far as keeping the track together. why wouldn't a tambourine player get credit?!
	3:32pm Linda Lee: @Wolfgang ~ yes it is.
	3:35pm Wolfgang: Wow, thanks, Irene. Peter's swell for helping you - being your hands while you recover. His obit of Annie Ross in the NYT was excellent, everybody. Check it out - i don't have the link handy.
	3:35pm coelacanth∅: ...by the way Wolfie i've enjoyed every bit of this program that i've heard, which is most of it.
	3:37pm Dean: Indeed, they are, doctorjazz. I'm now at the point where when I see one, I have to think hard about whether or not I already have it. Occurs to me I should inventory them and add them to a t-i-n-y piece of paper I keep in my wallet on which I list in m-i-c-r-o-s-c-o-p-i-c type 1) Hyperion Schubert lieder series issues I need; 2) Naxos Haydn string quartet series issues I have; and 3) Albion Records Vaughan Williams issues I have.
	3:37pm doctorjazz: I'll post the link... www.nytimes.com...
	3:39pm Dean: I also have a duet recording of Satoko Fujii and Myra Melford at Maybeck--not on Concord, obvs--a show I attended.
	3:40pm Wolfgang: Thanks, coelacanth∅:. To be honest, so have I. This is one of my faves, if I may so boast.
	3:40pm doctorjazz: @Dean, this might help www.discogs.com...
	3:41pm Wolfgang: Thanks, DrJ! Great writing by Peter, as ever.
	3:42pm doctorjazz: That Toots was purty, got to see him once.
	3:42pm Dean: It helps a lot! Thank you. Now I can proceed alphabetically across the shelves and check off the holdings.
	3:43pm Linda Lee: this rocks!
	3:43pm Dean: btw, Concord has a Concord Duo series, at least one release of which was recorded at Maybeck, Alan Broadbent with sax player Gary Foster.
	3:44pm Linda Lee: (yes, we should have an edit feature on the board so we can clarify what the hell we're tallkin about. solar.)
	3:45pm doctorjazz: (I'd be redoing 3/4 of my posts...)
	3:46pm doctorjazz: I remember the duo series, not sure if I have many (think just 1 or 2).
	🥁 3:47pm duke: Gotta go. Great show, thanks Stork.
	3:50pm doctorjazz: We are getting close to an hour, Thanks, Stork, GREAT TRIBUTE!
	3:53pm Wolfgang: Go well, duke. Next week, samt ime
	3:54pm Wolfgang: Thanks, Doc. A few beauts left for anyone still hangin.'
	3:54pm Linda Lee: oh yes. too sweet.
	3:54pm Linda Lee: perfect for sorting manuscripts & vintage pornographic love notes..
	3:55pm Linda Lee: definitely coming back to this beautiful show in the archives! you betcha!
	3:55pm Wolfgang: Talk about arousing curiosity, Linda Lee!
	3:56pm Linda Lee: hah! just a box of papers belonging to a beloved one who's passed on. saved & collected. what does one do with these things?
	3:56pm chresti: Wolfie, given all the OT hours you've clocked in, I think you have the muscle to take on the Drummer Discotheque on Saturdays.
	🥁 3:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....still tuned in with breaks to doomscroll on fb & such...
	4:00pm Linda Lee: listen to that delicious tone..
	4:00pm chresti: Thank you, Stork, for the lovely Brackeen Birthday party, also a great learning experience for my ears!
	4:01pm Linda Lee: thank you so much, kind Sir! fabulous.
	4:01pm Wolfgang: Thanks, chresti. It's hard keeping bootys aloft for 4 hours though, But I should try sometime - maybe if they bring the disco back. It ends at the end of August.
	4:04pm Linda Lee: i cannot imagine how people who make their living traveling place to place to play music can withstand this new economic paradigm. there's just no place for them in it.
	4:04pm Linda Lee: this is a fine, fine old favorite. just listen to that..
	4:04pm Wolfgang: Most wonderful guests - such a sweet one tonight in the Club. Joanne is a revelation to many, a simple joy to those who already know her. So glad you were all aboard for this one. Mwah!
	4:05pm Linda Lee: * mwah! *
	4:07pm Irene: Thanks for this birthday celebration, Herr Wolfgang! I don't know Joanne's music well enough but you've given us a lot to explore.
	4:07pm doctorjazz: LL, I believe they're having a really difficult time. Some have resorted to streaming, but that's iffy at best. I mentioned earlier I was moving my daughter's stuff out of her Manhattan apartment-she's an actor. but auditions, classes, everything she was there for has stopped.
	🥁 4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haven't even said the obvious that here's a female pianist whose not just a stylist or also a singer (none of whom I can think of who aren't essential btw) - but who absolutely rips both technically & energy-wise - & had awesome range as well. I hope that isn't patronizing ' I intend the opposite like - so there! Of course there are other female pianist who are significant - so I shouldn't overstate it....just think she kicks total ass.
	4:08pm doctorjazz: Thanks again for the fine tribute, Wolfgang, really dug it!
	4:09pm Wolfgang: Linda Lee - Irene, DrJ, chresti, revrabb, and all who still twirl upon the dance floor - you're all wind under me storky-wings.
	4:09pm doctorjazz: Rev, her chops and individual approach are indeed 1st rate.
	🥁 4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes Thanks! For the overtime too! Most generous to let us hang in the Club past closing.
	4:10pm Wolfgang: and she's still playing and teaching, RevRabb!
	4:11pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! great show.
	4:12pm Linda Lee: Dr J ~ so disheartening. the only recourse we have, i think, is to refuse to normalize this horrific 'new normal'. whatever happens, we must not forget what actuality it like & we mustn't shut down our will to return to what we are.
	🥁 4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I meant has not had but autoincorrect! ...& typos.
	4:12pm Dean: Another female wunderkind pianist, a decade Joanne's junior, is Jessica Williams. Alas, I don't think she can perform any longer.
	4:12pm doctorjazz: (Garnet for 2 writer's credit for Moanin', but it's actually Bobby Timmons. FYI.)
	4:12pm Doug Schulkind: She is as good as it gets.
	4:13pm Linda Lee: what actuality is like.. damn robot fingers!
	4:14pm doctorjazz: (Should have read..."Garnett received writer's credit for Moanin'..."
	4:15pm Wolfgang: Dean - oh, no!! I LOVE her!! Would love to do a show on her, too!! Jessica Williams - another epiphany waiting ..
	4:16pm doctorjazz: A current female pianist I like (if it's not sexist to pull them out this way) is Kris Davis.
	4:16pm Dean: I had the good fortune to hear Jessica in SF not too long before 2012, when she apparently had a surgical procedure that compromised her playing. A joy.
	4:17pm geezerette: WOW!!!
	4:21pm Wolfgang: geezerette! so glad you're with!!
	🥁 4:21pm WR: But byye
	4:22pm Dean: Another well-spent day begun with Jeff G. and on through Storck.
	4:22pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, Stork!
	4:22pm Wolfgang: Wr, Dean Jeff - C Yuz!
	4:24pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork! and a fine tribute to a fine person it be. take care

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from July 26, 2020

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