WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 4, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:01pm Horselords∅: it's out of our hands
	10:01pm chresti: Hi Sam and handy horses!
	10:01pm TDK60: Sam, I made it over the time line into your cruel show. Exhausted. Can you lead me to water?
	10:02pm doctorjazz: Talk about horse races...
	10:02pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam, stablemates, unstablemates... that one in the middle looks like a daily driver, to me
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: water over there < TDK, right next to the palm trees and naked nymphs and that mcdonald's there
	10:05pm Sam Segal: Coel, Doc, TDK, and Chresti! Welcome! Let's see if we can cultivate enough spiritual momentum to carry us through the next 24-36 hours!
	10:07pm rw: Hello!
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: i'll be alright. let's see if we can generate enough power of sanity to sway the crooked arm of justice!
	10:08pm Sam Segal: RW! Thanks for stopping by.
	10:08pm chresti: Is that Mt. Hood in the photo?
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: anybody here into Phillip K Dick offer me a recommended starting point?
	10:13pm Sam Segal: I don't think so, Chresti. All I know is that this photo was taken somewhere in Colorado around 1972.
	10:14pm Sam Segal: @Coel, I am not a PKD expert by any means, but I really enjoyed his book "Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said." It felt pretty accessible, but still weird and druggy like you would hope for from him.
	10:14pm TDK60: I was thinkin' Mt. Hood would probably have more evergreen trees around it.
	10:18pm chresti: sp-images.summitpost.org...
	10:19pm TDK60: Thanks, Sam. Get these listeners some spiritual fortitude for their future. I'm out. // Out! Demons Out!
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: Sam i have a friendly acquaintance recommended the author and a starting point book but i don't remember what he said. it wasn't that; but i'll consider it. -getting ready to place a book order
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: 'night TDK
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Be well, TDK!
	10:22pm Sam Segal: "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" could be a good one too, Coel.
	10:22pm coelacanth∅: that's it! Thank you
	10:23pm Sam Segal: I believe Blade Runner is based on that book. I haven't actually read it.
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: ...actually i'm not sure! maybe that one was mentioned because of the blade runner connection so it stands out in my mind. hmmm
	10:25pm chresti: Sleep well, TDK60.
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: i never saw blade runner either, but the idea that an actionadventure movie was based on this book makes me apprehensive
	10:27pm doctorjazz: Great first day, AAC!
	10:28pm doctorjazz: (... First set...)
	10:30pm Sam Segal: Glad you dug it, Doc! One of my absolute favorite Art Ensemble recordings.
	10:31pm Sam Segal: For what its worth, Coel, I think Blade Runner is a pretty loose adaptation.
	10:37pm coelacanth∅: thanks Sam i just read plot descriptions and it still looks good. probably more serious than what i prefer but maybe there's humor in it too? anyway i'm ordering Vonnegut and Tom Robbins short stories collections so i can always take breaks from a serious book if i need to.
	10:48pm Sam Segal: I could use some Tom Robbins in my life. Loved "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" when I read it many years ago.
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: Sam that was the first Tom Robbins book i read as well and i loved it. then i read jitterbug perfume and i was really glad i'd read cowgirls first. jitterbug is pure Genius! and as good as cowgirls is, it might've disappointed me if i'd read it after. -then i read 4 others and immensely enjoyed all but one; and even that one i loved... villa incognito is his last novel (? - hopefully not) and the story is his usual Brilliant, but at a certain point when it seemed like it should've gone into yet more weird twists- it just wrapped up. so not like him. also there are many loose ends; things never clarified. also not like him. (it's also much shorter than his others) even so it was very powerful and aspects of it stick with me to this day. i have 2 more of his novels to read... i'm ordering a short stories book that i doubt the library will have.
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: jeez
	11:32pm Sam Segal: Ah I'll have to check out Jitterbug Perfume. Thanks for the rec, Coel.
	11:44pm coelacanth∅: (really at least his first 5 books are amazing)
	11:49pm chresti: Thanks Sam, great selection of horses!
	11:50pm Sam Segal: Thanks for riding along, Chresti!
	11:59pm rw: Thank you Sam!
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! tchau peeps

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Sc'ööf	Entertainment "Entertainment" by "Sc'ööf"	Weaving Elephants	Club Dänemark	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	Ol' Time Southside Street Dance	Full Force	ECM	0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Joe Harriott Quintet	Tonal "Tonal" by "Joe Harriott Quintet"	BBC Jazz For Moderns	Gearbox	0:14:14 (Pop-up)

Willie Wright	Love is Expensive "Love is Expensive" by "Willie Wright"	Telling the Truth	Numero Group	0:20:57 (Pop-up)
Barry White	Playing Your Game, Baby	Barry White Sings For Someone You Love	20th Century	0:24:18 (Pop-up)
Di Melo	Se O Mundo Acabasse Em Mel	Di Melo	Odeon	0:31:26 (Pop-up)
Hamid el Shaeri	Ayonha "Ayonha" by "Hamid el Shaeri"	Habibi Funk: An Eclectic Selection of Music from the Arab World	Habibi Funk	0:34:12 (Pop-up)
El Polen	A Las Orillas Del Vilcanota	Fuera De La Ciudad	Virrey	0:37:45 (Pop-up)
Theo Parrish	Hennyweed Buckdance "Hennyweed Buckdance" by "Theo Parrish"	Wuddaji	Sound Signature	0:41:43 (Pop-up)
Mood II Swing	Sunlight in my Eyes	Classic House Grooves: Dope Jams, New York City	King Street Sounds	0:48:58 (Pop-up)

Pelt	Fire Signs on the Edge of the Field	Dauphin Elegies	VHF	1:00:45 (Pop-up)
McCoy Tyner	Fly With the Wind "Fly With the Wind" by "McCoy Tyner"	Fly With the Wind	Milestone	1:12:40 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Amad "Amad" by "Duke Ellington"	Far East Suite	Bluebird/RCA	1:20:40 (Pop-up)
Vagif Mustafazadeh	In Spring "In Spring" by "Vagif Mustafazadeh"	Jazz Compositions	Мелодия	1:25:04 (Pop-up)
Eric Revis	SpÆ "SpÆ" by "Eric Revis"	Slipknots Through a Looking Glass	Pyroclastic	1:30:20 (Pop-up)
Steve Tibbetts	Walking "Walking" by "Steve Tibbetts"	Northern Song	ECM	1:34:57 (Pop-up)
LCM	starfield "starfield" by "LCM"	Signal Quest	Orange Milk	1:40:52 (Pop-up)
Autechre	esc desc "esc desc" by "Autechre"	SIGN	Warp	1:44:44 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani	Bala Wala Chi "Bala Wala Chi" by "Ziad Rahbani"	Houdou Nisbi	Relax-In	1:49:22 (Pop-up)
Steffan Basho-Junghans	Brazil "Brazil" by "Steffan Basho-Junghans"	The Dancer on the Hill	Architects of Harmonic Rooms	1:55:25 (Pop-up)
Genesis	More Fool Me "More Fool Me" by "Genesis"	Selling England by the Pound	Charisma	1:56:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm Horselords∅: it's out of our hands
	10:01pm chresti: Hi Sam and handy horses!
	10:01pm TDK60: Sam, I made it over the time line into your cruel show. Exhausted. Can you lead me to water?
	10:02pm doctorjazz: Talk about horse races...
	10:02pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam, stablemates, unstablemates... that one in the middle looks like a daily driver, to me
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: water over there < TDK, right next to the palm trees and naked nymphs and that mcdonald's there
	10:05pm Sam Segal: Coel, Doc, TDK, and Chresti! Welcome! Let's see if we can cultivate enough spiritual momentum to carry us through the next 24-36 hours!
	10:07pm rw: Hello!
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: i'll be alright. let's see if we can generate enough power of sanity to sway the crooked arm of justice!
	10:08pm Sam Segal: RW! Thanks for stopping by.
	10:08pm chresti: Is that Mt. Hood in the photo?
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: anybody here into Phillip K Dick offer me a recommended starting point?
	10:13pm Sam Segal: I don't think so, Chresti. All I know is that this photo was taken somewhere in Colorado around 1972.
	10:14pm Sam Segal: @Coel, I am not a PKD expert by any means, but I really enjoyed his book "Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said." It felt pretty accessible, but still weird and druggy like you would hope for from him.
	10:14pm TDK60: I was thinkin' Mt. Hood would probably have more evergreen trees around it.
	10:18pm chresti: sp-images.summitpost.org...
	10:19pm TDK60: Thanks, Sam. Get these listeners some spiritual fortitude for their future. I'm out. // Out! Demons Out!
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: Sam i have a friendly acquaintance recommended the author and a starting point book but i don't remember what he said. it wasn't that; but i'll consider it. -getting ready to place a book order
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: 'night TDK
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Be well, TDK!
	10:22pm Sam Segal: "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" could be a good one too, Coel.
	10:22pm coelacanth∅: that's it! Thank you
	10:23pm Sam Segal: I believe Blade Runner is based on that book. I haven't actually read it.
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: ...actually i'm not sure! maybe that one was mentioned because of the blade runner connection so it stands out in my mind. hmmm
	10:25pm chresti: Sleep well, TDK60.
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: i never saw blade runner either, but the idea that an actionadventure movie was based on this book makes me apprehensive
	10:27pm doctorjazz: Great first day, AAC!
	10:28pm doctorjazz: (... First set...)
	10:30pm Sam Segal: Glad you dug it, Doc! One of my absolute favorite Art Ensemble recordings.
	10:31pm Sam Segal: For what its worth, Coel, I think Blade Runner is a pretty loose adaptation.
	10:37pm coelacanth∅: thanks Sam i just read plot descriptions and it still looks good. probably more serious than what i prefer but maybe there's humor in it too? anyway i'm ordering Vonnegut and Tom Robbins short stories collections so i can always take breaks from a serious book if i need to.
	10:48pm Sam Segal: I could use some Tom Robbins in my life. Loved "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" when I read it many years ago.
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: Sam that was the first Tom Robbins book i read as well and i loved it. then i read jitterbug perfume and i was really glad i'd read cowgirls first. jitterbug is pure Genius! and as good as cowgirls is, it might've disappointed me if i'd read it after. -then i read 4 others and immensely enjoyed all but one; and even that one i loved... villa incognito is his last novel (? - hopefully not) and the story is his usual Brilliant, but at a certain point when it seemed like it should've gone into yet more weird twists- it just wrapped up. so not like him. also there are many loose ends; things never clarified. also not like him. (it's also much shorter than his others) even so it was very powerful and aspects of it stick with me to this day. i have 2 more of his novels to read... i'm ordering a short stories book that i doubt the library will have.
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: jeez
	11:32pm Sam Segal: Ah I'll have to check out Jitterbug Perfume. Thanks for the rec, Coel.
	11:44pm coelacanth∅: (really at least his first 5 books are amazing)
	11:49pm chresti: Thanks Sam, great selection of horses!
	11:50pm Sam Segal: Thanks for riding along, Chresti!
	11:59pm rw: Thank you Sam!
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! tchau peeps

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 4, 2020

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