WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from November 29, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:51am Stork: Greet-tations and Salu-tings! (hic!) Let's get stated, shall (hic!) we?!?
	12:00pm DJpeterDE: Gutan tag, Stork! Ed Bickert rules! Hope to hear some Boss Brass!
	12:00pm chresti: Hello Stork and storkees!
	12:00pm hyde: Gooooood afternoon
	12:01pm TDK60: Wie Gehts Stork! I "wanna throw my money around" but it would only be little clinks on the pavement.
	12:02pm Dean: Nice. Played this Zeitlin/Haden about a month ago. Keystone Korner, so named because it was adjacent to a SFPD site.
	12:02pm Stork: Hales and hearties, DJpeterDE, chresti, TDK60, Dean and hyde!! Plop down somewhere plush!
	12:03pm Stork: Hey, TDK, can I borrow some little clinks?
	12:04pm Stork: Did not know that that, Dean! Nice collab, this.
	🥁 12:04pm listener james from westwood: How do, Stork!
	12:05pm TDK60: They're bitty coins, Stork. Sure.
	12:05pm Irene: Clinking my glass with you all! Peter tells me that Denny Zeitlin was a practicing psychiatrist in addition to a good pianist.
	12:05pm Stork: hidey-hodey, james from westwood!
	12:08pm doctorjazz: Hi, clubbers!
	12:08pm Dean: I believe Zeitlin is still affiliated with UCSF, might still practice. On top of that, he has a remarkable collection of sweaters, at least so I gather from having heard him live a few times.
	12:09pm Dean: https://directory.ucsf.edu/people/search/id/52138
	12:11pm Stork: Irene!! Welcome, and Peter is his usual fount of info!! Speaking of Mr Peter Keepnews, he's doing his stand-up tonight at 8pm via Zoom. It's too late for us here, but check it at: us02web.zoom.us...
	12:11pm hyde: Denny Zeitlin's website also has many pictures of the big ass fish he caught fly fishing
	12:12pm Stork: doctorjazz ist da!!
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: Parking it right here.
	12:15pm Dean: It just occurred to me that Billie Eilish might have been inspired by Robert Ashley's vocal stylings. If so, then I reverse my opinion of Eilish.
	12:15pm chresti: I don't see any sweaters on his website, yet.
	12:15pm Stork: I see what ya did there, JG.
	12:15pm Irene Trudel: Peter thanks you for posting his link, Stork! He's very funny, although I might be a tiny bit biased.
	12:17pm Stork: Denny Zeitlin sweater sighting: news.allaboutjazz.com...
	12:19pm Dean: Here are two, though I now see that he also fancies gaudy chemises. https://tinyurl.com/y2lrdzw7 https://tinyurl.com/yyr9fdl2
	12:19pm Stork: Peter is extremely funny. Saw him but once - he killed. I'm also a little biased, but recommend anyhoo.
	12:19pm chresti: Very nice shirts.
	12:20pm Hams: got to see a performance of his at the kitchen about 10yrs ago. he was there in the crowd. i rememeber him drinking from a flask.
	12:21pm Stork: Hi, Hams!!
	12:23pm Dean: I think I last saw him ten years ago, too, on Nov. 20, 2010, at Piedmont Piano Co. in Oakland.
	12:23pm Dean: Wait, @Hams. You were referring to Ashley, weren't you? I meant Zeitlin. A buddy of mine flew to NYC from Berkeley to hear those Ashley shows.
	🥁 12:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Consider how few voices could really deliver this well - if it seems simple...
	12:24pm Hams: afternoon, stork.
	12:25pm Hams: yeah, dean. ashley. a good first show to see upon first moving to new york.
	12:26pm Stork: Revolution Rabbit Nov63: tis fine to see thee! You're right - that voice... i could sit on a hot stove for a few minutes, listening to him, before I'd notice.
	12:27pm Dean: Here's a recent production of Improvement (Don Leaves Linda), 2019, Kitchen, after Ashley had died, of course. Indeed, the vocal work is not as precise yet fluid as on the Nonesuch recording. Still, a wild ride. https://vimeo.com/321877684
	12:49pm Sem: A sixty four ounce Call Me a Cab, please, and ensure Poison Control is on speed dial. The Stork flies tonight. Greets from Blue Heron country, all.
	12:50pm adamdoesit: Hi there, Stork, chresti, TDK, Dr. J, and all you vouts and roonies.
	12:51pm Dean: Blue Heron happens to be the name of a musical ensemble specializing in Renaissance and medieval vocal works. Can't recommend them more highly: https://www.blueheron.org/
	12:52pm Sem: Ed Bickert. Saw him play here a handful of times over the years w/ some of Canada's notable players.
	12:54pm Stork: Dean: thanks for the link. I shall check.
	12:55pm chresti: Hi adam!
	12:56pm Stork: Sem - waves of warmth t' was o'er yer shoree. Where is Blue Heron country for you, Sem? For me, it's Cape Cod.
	12:57pm Stork: adamdoesit, I say hi, ho, halcyon days!
	12:58pm Stork: Oh, and O-Reenie, of course!!
	🥁 12:58pm Michael 98145: cooling in the stream
	12:58pm Sem: Thx, dean, just had a look, bookmarked for later. Stork: not fifty yards from where I write this, on an estaury of the Bay of Fundy. See them here well into November, and they return in May.
	12:59pm doctorjazz: Paul Desmond, and his "dry martini" Tone.
	12:59pm TDK60: Gotta run. Mucho danke Stork.
	1:00pm Stork: Michael in Bielefeld! Herzlichen Gruß, Kollege!
	1:00pm Stork: TDK60 - you rewind yerself back here right soon, y'heah?
	1:01pm doctorjazz: I can see why Hall would recommend Vickery, have similar conceptions/approaches/sound (to my ears...)
	1:02pm adamdoesit: Halcyon days… all the long-billed birds are here, bobbing in the still breeze of this Valentine. Nice to hear Paul D. stretch out in unstructured fashion. I guess I feel about him without Brubeck the way some do about Milt Jackson without John Lewis.
	1:02pm Stork: That sounds like yer livin' in a frickin' postcard over there, Sem! I'm destressed just hearing it described.
	🥁 1:04pm Michael 98145: love the crowd ambience
	1:05pm doctorjazz: There was a nice Mosaic box of Desmond and Jim Hall, great stuff!
	1:06pm Stork: Michael 98145: You're gonna love the vibe on his s/t album - coming up soon. Talk about dinner-club ambience! The diners shoulda each got a credit on that record.
	1:07pm doctorjazz: 2 guitar front lines are not very common.
	1:07pm Stork: I've got that Mosaic stuff, Doc. Fabulous! It's like 5 lp's worth.
	1:08pm Stork: He loved the two guitar thing. there's more of that, too.
	1:13pm doctorjazz: 2 guitars IS much of Rock and Roll, of course, but jazz groups, not so much. Even piano and guitar together in a group is not so common. I think 2 chording instruments, with all the voicing and substitution chords options available in jazz, risk the players clashing with each other.
	🥁 1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man I love this on a Sunday. Yeah Doc probly why just a Bop Blues huh. Delicious.
	1:18pm doctorjazz: Nice Sunday sounds for sure, Rev!
	1:18pm Stork: Bickert was lucky to find such sympathetic players as Greenwood and Lofsky - another two excellent players who aren't that well known - by me, included!
	🥁 1:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...plus yer only allowed one tone on gittar in Jazzes ...preferably with a hall pass from a banjo ...I goof snarky...
	1:18pm Stork: Sorry, Greenwich, not Greenwood.
	1:20pm Stork: Your absolutely right, Doc. Hard for the guitar/piano thing in jazz -
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Jim Hall started experimenting with his time, pedals, etc towards the end of his career (he had played with, and was influenced by Part Metheny), but, yeah, Rev, jazz guitarists pre-Hendrix locked into a tone and pretty much stuck to it.
	1:25pm doctorjazz: (... Experimenting with his tone, shoulda read...)
	1:28pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork and good club folk!
	1:28pm doctorjazz: Love this guitar-trombone duet!
	🥁 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jazz is so much the Art of Space - & Rawk often tries to be as Dense as possible... & often succeeds in more than one definition...
	1:28pm doctorjazz: Hi, Spodi!
	1:29pm Stork: Jim Hall was modern and awake, right to the end. F-in' guitar god! I waggle my devil-horns, finger configuration in his heavenly direction.
	1:29pm spodiodi: nice, Rev. indeed :) ha hi doctojazz
	1:31pm Sem: O, it's S'podi'
	1:32pm spodiodi: good to see ya, S'em!
	1:34pm Stork: Whoa, spodi! These old eyes o'erlooked yer hidey-hoo-die. Beatings! No!!! shit. --i mean, greetings! No beatings!! I mean, not without cause...
	1:36pm adamdoesit: @doctorjazz Right? I want to hear more guitar-trombone duets. I wonder if there are any. Here's an instant theory on jazz guitar tone-lock (vs tone loc): when the guitar graduated from strummed rhythm to a soloing instrument, a player would present a characteristic tone or voice, because that's what horn players did, going all the way back to the beginning. Kind of embochure by analogy.
	1:36pm Stork: I wish the recording quality were better on "When Sonny Gets Blue," but what great lines by Bickert!!!
	1:36pm adamdoesit: Sup, Spodi!
	1:37pm spodiodi: i am your guest, Storki! i take what i can get ;) howdy, adamdoesit!
	1:37pm chresti: Hi spodi!
	1:37pm spodiodi: hi chresti! \\//
	1:38pm chresti: \\ //
	1:38pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Wolf gang
	1:38pm Irene: Love this laid back set! Definitely have to check out more of Ed Bickert too.
	1:38pm fred: Hi everybody. I sneaked in earlier but was reading while listening and forgot my manners
	🥁 1:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So ...I'm not a total Square for loving Paul Desmond?
	1:39pm doctorjazz: During my short attempt at jazz guitar, my teacher, who had studied with Jim Hall, took me to see him at the Village Vanguard. Between sets he came over and sat at our table, (not to see me...) and spent the whole time raving about Post Metheny, his chops, his music. He was sweet and self effacing.
	1:39pm spodiodi: howls aloha, coelacanthØ! howdy, fred
	1:39pm Dean: Speaking of medieval music, now is the time of year I advocate for Christmas music, real Christmas music. You know, Bach, Guaraldi, etc. But the very best Christmas ditty, as I've noted many times before on these comment boards, is "Plebs domini" as performed on their Aquitania album by Sequentia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4CrVF11CJE
	🥁 1:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I advocate for zeero Xmas musics - but it helps if it's Real Music...
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: aloha spodi!
	1:42pm Irene Trudel: Dean, I'll keep that in mind for my holiday show. Medieval music is so starkly beautiful. That's the kind of Christmas music I like rather than the pop stuff.
	1:44pm spodiodi: C=64 ftw!
	1:46pm doctorjazz: @Adamdoesit-News for Lulu, while it's a trio (trombone/alto sax/guitar), has a similar vibe.
	1:46pm Dean: Truly, Irene, Sequentia are impeccable, and that tune manages to do in six and a half minutes what it took Pink Floyd two LP sides of DSOTM to accomplish. Starkness gives way to a monumental wall of devotional harmony. It is exclusively the men's ensemble, which is too bad, because the women's and the mixed vocal groups--as with the two traversals of Hildegard's Ordo Virtutum--are at least as good.
	1:46pm fred: As is often the case for me, I first heard the late medieval style "Ars subtilior" through dance. A bit too refined for me, but the scores are often beautiful
	1:49pm Dean: Ars subtilior can be an acquired taste, for sure.
	1:49pm doctorjazz: I often spend much of pre-Christmas time with WKCR on the radio-they play only Bach for a week or so before the holiday.
	1:51pm Hams: me too, dr. jazz. if i'm not tuned in to wfmu.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: But if course, Hams!
	1:53pm Dean: This Terminals sounds like Interpol covering Bryan Ferry.
	1:54pm adamdoesit: Heya 'canth. @docjazz: thanks for the tip on News for Lulu.
	1:54pm Stork: Hmmm...maybe I should do a special: "The Stork Club Goes Medieval on You". (??)
	1:54pm Dean: Music for a Plague Year
	1:57pm chresti: Traditionally, the only time I hear xmas music is at my brother's house. He likes to play reggae, blues, R&B, James Brown, etc, xmas records.
	1:59pm fred: @Dean: Ars subtilior can do too much, but sometimes the way the vocal lines mesh with each other hit it right for me
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: hey adam d.i.
	2:01pm chresti: Hi coel and fred.
	2:02pm Dean: Blue Heron's latest features a bit: https://www.blueheron.org/recordings/cds/salmagundi/
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: chresti for a while i collected non-traditional traditional x-mas records (Sly & Robbie; salsoul orchestra; etc) but eventually realised i never played them, so i stopped. i heard a bit of an amazingly good, weird one in the jungle room recently. i forget, but it's bookmarked...
	2:04pm chresti: Dean, so much 2020 plague year music!
	2:06pm chresti: Yes, the jungle room will no doubt provide some bizarre x-mas tunes, coel.
	2:07pm fred: A lot of new music, and I'm grateful for that. But no live shows. I miss them so much
	2:08pm Dean: Dang, I missed the free Maria Schneider performance streamed on Friday! Still on her site.
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Still on her site, as I was about to post, Dean, until tomorrow, I believe www.mariaschneider.com
	2:10pm chresti: I still have not watched any live performances streamed online.
	2:11pm doctorjazz: I have, not the same, Chresti, stopped after a short while.
	2:12pm Sem: In a misspent decade strapped to the oars on the copywriting deck of slave ship radio stations, this time of year I was able to develop selective deafness to commercial Christmas music. I bear the psychic scars of Santa's lash still. Open to seasonal suggestions across all genres.
	2:12pm Stork: Thanks for the tip, Dr. Jazz!! Hope I get to that!
	2:13pm Dean: Was going to note above that the Ahmed piece reminded me of Hassell. The site of this recording is where Kavi Alexander often records for his sublime Water Lily Acoustics label. In fact, Kavi is co-producer on this record, which is on Water Lily Acoustics.
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: "christmas with the ghostly trio" is the album. Don-O played a track from it on friday and he'll likely be playing more of it soon. cassette. no bandcamp.
	2:15pm Dean: Recently commented elsewhere how much I love Kavi's stuff, particularly Hamza El Din's Lily of the Nile.
	2:15pm fred: @chresti: Me neither, but that might change: even though I much prefer the live thing, there might be a few canceled dance shows streams in the next couple of weeks, and I need that
	2:15pm Stork: How bout that, Dean? I was thinking of putting those two pieces together, but then thought I would spread em out, see if anyone noticed. Nah, I sez to myself, not counting on ... Dean.
	2:15pm doctorjazz: Got 2 Cooders (Ry and Joachim) on this, though not like anything I'd associate with Ry.
	2:15pm chresti: I haven't listen to Don-O's show yet, looks good.
	2:16pm doctorjazz: A bit of Caravan peeked through on the trumpet solo
	2:16pm Dean: In fact, Ry Cooder broke out c/o Water Lily Acoustics. Remember A Meeting by the River? He also did at least one other with a group featuring David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: haha i was just about to say this is caravanish, then i looked at the title
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: (so i was wrong, it's caravanesque)
	2:18pm Dean: Not entirely, coel. "ish" is "esque"-ish.
	2:19pm coelacanth∅: i'll take it
	2:22pm chresti: interchangeable-ish
	2:22pm Dean: Another story I've told and retold in these parts: I resided for decades in Southern California, eastern end of LA County. A neighborhood not too far from home in the cities of Artesia and Cerritos was known as Little India. I spent quality time there, e.g., I found in about two minutes a Nikhil Banerjee record I'd sought for years elsewhere. One afternoon, I took myself to lunch at a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Cerritos. The PA produced a familiar sound, though not a tune I recognized. I mentioned to the proprietor that it sounded like the work of Kavi Alexander. He replied that indeed Kavi had visited the restaurant the day before and left a copy of his upcoming release!
	2:22pm northguineahills: Note to self: never leave cauliflower in a hot car..:.
	2:25pm Stork: Hey northguineahills: - is it ready-to-eat now?
	2:26pm watchpocket: Diggin' the sound you're puttin' down and feelin' the noize, Stork. Oy va hunza schnecken.
	2:27pm northguineahills: I left it raw in my car overnight (in FL) airing out the car.
	2:27pm Stork: Rusty!
	2:28pm watchpocket: Storky! I also love the internationalness of the Drummer stream.
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: fermented food's good for you right?
	2:29pm doctorjazz: I remember there was a cookbook for truckers, recipes that involved putting ingredients in aluminum foil, then putting them on the truck engine block for a proscribed amount of time, then ready to eat at a rest stop.
	2:29pm Dean: Did you butter the inside of the car first, ngh?
	2:30pm Dean: Or is it one of those fancy non-stick Teslas?
	2:30pm watchpocket: Amazing - Australia, Vooklyn, Deutschland, and they're even doin' the shimmy down in Pittsburgh, PA now.
	2:31pm spodiodi: my dad taught me to do that, doctorjazz
	2:32pm Dean: I could never cook in a Tesla, anyway. I prefer gas to electric.
	2:34pm adamdoesit: I don't get these modern cars. When I look under the hood, I can't even find the griddle.
	2:36pm northguineahills: I’ve literally thought about that dr jazz. But my little Subaru might take bit longer cook something then a Mack truck. And it might attract attention.
	2:36pm Stork: coelacanth∅: just saw this great episode of Star Talk w guest Arielle Johnson, PhD, science officer on Good Eats, food writer, and formerly the in-house R&D scientist at Noma. Great primer on all this: www.youtube.com...
	2:39pm adamdoesit: It's easy to cook in a small car, northguineahills, if you adjust your expectations. You may not be able to fit a pot of stew, but it's easy to heat up four bangers.
	2:42pm Dean: That does it, adamdoesit.
	2:50pm doctorjazz: www.goodreads.com... If you need instruction...
	2:51pm fred: No overtime today?
	🥁 2:53pm Michael 98145: - thank you again
	2:53pm adamdoesit: Dean, I'm searching my mind frantically for another car cooking pun, but I'm coming up dry. What a dipstick.
	2:54pm Dean: The obvious one to which I hinted above, adamdoesit: Why do folks prefer cooking in cars with automatic rather than manual transmission? Non-stick. Also, there's a carb joke waiting to be formulated.
	2:55pm Dean: Tried a T-bone in my car. Total disaster.
	2:57pm chresti: Thanks for going over, Stork.
	2:58pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Stork! (Byron's Mickey Katz still available...)
	2:58pm chresti: Making donuts, pretty easy with small cars.
	2:59pm Stork: Once agin into the overtime breach, comrades! A few more loony tunes for you lovely screwballs!!
	3:01pm adamdoesit: I thought carburettors were for fountain drinks? Like a nice ice cream float?
	3:01pm Irene Trudel: Yes, O.T. = very nice!
	3:02pm Stork: This here's the wackiest darn Dave Burrell I've ever heard.
	3:03pm Stork: We'll talk soon, DrJ.
	3:03pm Stork: My pleasure, chresti! The joys on un-encumbrance.
	3:05pm Stork: Of un-encumberance. Which, if you check you'll see is not a word.
	3:06pm fred: There's a very tempting release on Tzadik with Ikue Mori, Phew and YoshimiO. But this month came with a brutal local tax bill, so I'll wait
	3:06pm northguineahills: Love Ikue Mori. Beautiful human in person.
	3:07pm chresti: A non-word?
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Cool overtime!
	3:09pm Dean: Almost, though. Per OED: 1891 Atlantic Monthly Feb. 182/2 To step jauntily along in airy unencumberedness.
	3:10pm Sem: Overtime is a fine time, here at the Club.
	3:15pm Stork: As we listen to the last track here in OT - thank you sweet people vom Herzen! It was glorious to bask in yer midst(s). Net week: WE BRUBECK!!!
	3:16pm Sem: Love new verbs. I'll be here.
	3:17pm Dean: Does this mean during each break next week, Mr. Stork, you'll...ready?...take five?
	3:18pm Stork: 5?! Dean, if you're lucky I'll take 12 before I shut up!
	3:18pm fred: Net week? Better than Knicks week I guess
	3:18pm doctorjazz: Thanks again Stork! I expect lots of engine cooked meals this coming week, all!
	3:19pm Dean: Take 12 Before You Shut Up was in fact the original name of the tune. Bigshots at Columbia nixed it.
	3:19pm Stork: Are engine cooked meals hi-carb? Get it? Carb?
	3:19pm northguineahills: Just sold my original , “Music w/ Changing Parts on vinyl”
	3:20pm Dean: Thanks, Stork. That's the one we were awaiting. I used to cook quite a bit in a Mini Cooper, but I got tired of it. Tasted too much like microwaved.
	3:21pm adamdoesit: There it is. Looking forward to some of that Chevy Cholent, doctorjazz. Thanks for the tunes and the hang, Stork and club.
	3:22pm doctorjazz: Car cholent big cause of gas..
	3:24pm Stork: ngh, adamdoesit, DrJ, Dean, fred, sem chresti, Irene, and all a yuz - thanks thanks and thanks - and don't forget to catch Peter Keppnews's act (see link above in comments)
	3:24pm fred: Here goes the cholent talk again... should this show get a new name?
	3:25pm doctorjazz: Jets just caused a Miami fumble, maybe they can win their first game...?
	3:25pm Dean: Got to catch a cabbage outta here.
	3:26pm fred: @doctorjazz: Missing on Lawrence would be such a Jets thing to do
	3:27pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! be back for the buffet!
	🥁 3:27pm WR: Thank you Stork!
	3:27pm doctorjazz: Not going to happen...
	3:27pm northguineahills: Thanks, stork!
	3:27pm Sem: Bye!
	3:32pm chresti: Thankee Stork! Byee!
	3:34pm Irene Trudel: Enjoyed the show today, Stork, Thanks!
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from November 29, 2020

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November 29, 2020: Tele-Ported
Today's show includes a tribute to Canadian guitarist Ed Bickert, who passed away in 2019. A beautiful jazz player, shown here plying his gorgeous reharmonizations on his beloved old Fender Telecaster.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Denny Zeitlin - Charlie Haden	Chairman Mao	Time Remembers One Time Once	//DENNY ZEITLIN piano //CHARLIE HADEN bass. —— Recorded live at Keystone Korner, San Francisco, July 1981	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	The Park "The Park" by "Robert Ashley"	Private Parts (The Record) (1977)	//Piano, Synthesizer [Polymoog], Clavinet – "Blue" Gene Tyranny //Tabla – Krishna Bhatt //Voice – Robert Ashley. — Recorded at The Recording Studio, Center for Contemporary Music, Mills College (Oakland, California), July, 1977	0:06:46 (Pop-up)
Makiko Hirabayashi, Klavs Hovman, Marilyn Mazur	Rain	Hide and Seek	//MAKIKO HIRABAYASHI piano //MARILYN MAZUR percussion //KLAVS HOVMAN double bass. — Recorded April 2008 at Sun Studio, Copenhagen	0:28:04 (Pop-up)
Yazz Ahmed	Lahan al-Mansour "Lahan al-Mansour" by "Yazz Ahmed"	Polyhymnia	//Alto Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Tori Freestone //Alto Saxophone – Helena Kay //Baritone Saxophone – Gemma Moore //Bass Guitar – Charlie Pyne //Drums – Sophie Alloway //Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Alcyona Mick //Guitar – Samuel Hällkvist //Percussion, Handclaps – Corrina Silvester //Trombone – Carol Jarvis //Trumpet – Alex Ridout, Becca Toft //Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Handclaps – Yazz Ahmed //Vibraphone – Ralph Wyld - ---2019	0:35:09 (Pop-up)
DJ Gnu to You	"DJ Gnu to You"			0:45:02 (Pop-up)
Paul Desmond Quartet	My Funny Valentine	Live	Paul Desmond, Alto saxophone Ed Bickert, Guitar Don Thompson, Bass Jerry Fuller, Drums -- Recorded 10/25,27,30,31/1975 & 11/1/1975 at Bourbon Street, Toronto, Canada	0:53:08 (Pop-up)
Ed Bickert & Lorne Lofsky	Ugetsu "Ugetsu" by "Ed Bickert & Lorne Lofsky"	This Is New	//Bass – Neil Swainson //Drums – Jerry Fuller //Guitar – Ed Bickert, Lorne Lofsky. — Recorded in December 1989 in Toronto, Canada	1:03:40 (Pop-up)
Sonny Greenwich & Ed Bickert	Gittar Blues	Days Gone By	//Sonny Greenwich - guitar / /Terry Clarke - drums // Ed Bickert - guitar // Don Thompson - bass. —2000	1:08:49 (Pop-up)
Paul Desmond	Squeeze Me "Squeeze Me" by "Paul Desmond"	Pure Desmond	/Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond //Bass – Ron Carter //Drums – Connie Kay //Guitar – Ed Bickert. — Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, September, 1974	1:21:06 (Pop-up)
Ed Bickert & Rob McConnell	Strange Music	Mutual Street	//Rob McConnell - Valve Trombone //Ed Bickert - guitar ---1984	1:25:36 (Pop-up)
Ed Bickert	When Sonny Gets Blue "When Sonny Gets Blue" by "Ed Bickert"	Ed Bickert	//Bass – Don Thompson (2) //Drums – Terry Clarke //Guitar – Ed Bickert — Recorded live at George's, Toronto, June 1975 //Written-By – Jack Segal, Marvin Fisher	1:29:30 (Pop-up)
Paul Desmond	Till The Clouds Roll By	Pure Desmond	//Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond //Bass – Ron Carter //Drums – Connie Kay //Guitar – Ed Bickert. — Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, September, 1974	1:35:28 (Pop-up)
DJ Beauregard Slushington, III.	"DJ Beauregard Slushington, III."			1:39:38 (Pop-up)
The Terminals	The Rain Has Come and Gone	Antiseptic	• Stephen Cogle (guitar/vocals) • Nicole Moffat (violin/vocals) • John Chrisstoffels (bass) • Mick Elborado (organ) • Peter Stapleton (drums) released May 19, 2017	1:46:57 (Pop-up)
Queen	You Take My Breath Away "You Take My Breath Away" by "Queen"	A Day At The Races	• Freddie Mercury – lead vocals, backing vocals, piano • Brian May – electric guitar • Roger Taylor – percussion • John Deacon – bass guitar ---1976	1:55:10 (Pop-up)
Morgan Fisher	Just Beneath The Surface Of The Water	An Der Schönen Blauen Donau (VA)		2:00:03 (Pop-up)
Gary McFarland	I Don't Need the Rain to See Rainbows (Sagittarius)	Scorpio and Other Signs	Composed By, Arranged By – Gary McFarland. ----1968	2:02:12 (Pop-up)
Maria Schneider Orchestra	Walking By Flashlight	The Thompson Fields	//Soloist, Alto Clarinet – Scott Robinson (2)// • Frank Kimbrough – piano --Recorded at Avatar Studios, Room C, New York, August 26-30, 2014	2:05:30 (Pop-up)
Jon Hassell	Caravanesque "Caravanesque" by "Jon Hassell"	Fascinoma	//Drums – Joachim Cooder //Guitar – Ry Cooder //Guitar, Bass Clarinet, Sampler – Rick Cox //Piano – Jacky Terrasson //Tambura – Rick Masterson, Rose Okada //Trumpet – Jon Hassell. — Recorded in Christ the King Chapel, St. Antony's Seminary, Santa Barbara, CA., October 1997, August and November 1998	2:10:13 (Pop-up)
DJ Jabbertawky	"DJ Jabbertawky"			2:17:28 (Pop-up)
Red Norvo	The Music Goes 'Round And Around	Dance of the Octopus (1933-36)	//Bass [String Bass] – Pete Peterson //Clarinet – Donald McCook* //Drums – Bob White (13) //Guitar – Dave Barbour //Mellophone – Eddie Sauter //Tenor Saxophone – Herbie Haymer //Trumpet, Vocals – Stew Pletcher //Vocals – Mae Questal* //Written-By – Farley, Reilly, Hodgson* //Xylophone, Vocals – Red Norvo	2:24:05 (Pop-up)
alec wilder (dietrich,clooney)	good for nothin		Rosemary Clooney And Marlene Dietrich ‎– Too Old To Cut The Mustard / Good For Nothin' Label: Columbia ‎– 39812 Format: Shellac, 10", 78 RPM Orchestra, Directed By – Jimmy Carroll Written-By – Wilder, Engvick	2:26:37 (Pop-up)
Bill Doggett	Ram-Bunk-Shush "Ram-Bunk-Shush" by "Bill Doggett"	Wow !		2:28:57 (Pop-up)
Mar-Keys	Pop-Eye Stroll "Pop-Eye Stroll" by "Mar-Keys"	Stax	Stax ‎– S-121 Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single Land: US Veröffentlicht: Mar 1962	2:32:03 (Pop-up)
Rufus Thomas	Jump Back "Jump Back" by "Rufus Thomas"	Stax ‎– S-157 (7") A-Side		2:34:40 (Pop-up)
Bobby Marchan	What Can I Do "What Can I Do" by "Bobby Marchan"	Volt ‎– 108 (7")	Jun 1963	2:36:53 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro and Labelle	I Met Him On A Sunday	Gonna Take A MIracle	Vocals – Nona Hendryx, Patti Labelle, Sarah Dash Vocals, Piano – Laura Nyro Written-By – A. Harris, B. Lee, D. Coley, S. Owens	2:39:28 (Pop-up)
Charmels	I'll Gladly Take You Back	Volt ‎– V-153 (7") - A Side	Aug 1967	2:41:23 (Pop-up)
Gerald Wilson Orchestra	Blues on Belle's Isle	Detroit	◦ Jeff Kaye, Rick Baptist, Winston Bird, Ron Barrows - trumpet ◦ Eric Jorgensen, Les Benedict, Mike Wimberly, Shaunte Palmer - trombone ◦ Carl Randall, Kamasi Washington, Jackie Kelso, Louis Van Taylor, Randall Willis, Terry Laudry - reeds ◦ Brian O' Rourke - piano ◦ Trey Henry - bass ◦ Mell Lee - drums ◦ Special guests: Sean Jones - trumpet, flugelhorn and Anthony Wilson - guitar. ---2009	2:43:55 (Pop-up)
DJ O'Really?	"DJ O'Really?"			2:49:29 (Pop-up)
Dave Burrell	After Love, Part 2: "Random"	After Love	//Dave Burrell, leader, piano //Alan Silva, amplified cello, violin //Don Moye, drums //Roscoe Mitchell, reeds Recording Date: 1970, Paris, France	2:56:56 (Pop-up)
Ikue Mori	Room #2 Fairies "Room #2 Fairies" by "Ikue Mori"	Invisible	Ikue Mori - laptop --at home, 2020	3:03:54 (Pop-up)
Iva Bittová ‎– Ukolébavka / Plavil Janko Koně / Boží Dárek	Ukole¦übavka	7" EP	//Lyrics By [Text Lidový] – Traditional //Music By – Iva Bittová, Pavel Fajt, Petr Graham* Written By – Iva Bittová, Petr Graham, Pavel Fajt -- 1986 Panton EP	3:08:28 (Pop-up)
Philip Glass	Some Are "Some Are" by "Philip Glass"	'Low' Symphony	Written-By – Brian Eno, David Bowie--- Orchestra, Performed By– The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra	3:12:49 (Pop-up)
DJ Exuent	"DJ Exuent"			3:24:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:51am Stork: Greet-tations and Salu-tings! (hic!) Let's get stated, shall (hic!) we?!?
	12:00pm DJpeterDE: Gutan tag, Stork! Ed Bickert rules! Hope to hear some Boss Brass!
	12:00pm chresti: Hello Stork and storkees!
	12:00pm hyde: Gooooood afternoon
	12:01pm TDK60: Wie Gehts Stork! I "wanna throw my money around" but it would only be little clinks on the pavement.
	12:02pm Dean: Nice. Played this Zeitlin/Haden about a month ago. Keystone Korner, so named because it was adjacent to a SFPD site.
	12:02pm Stork: Hales and hearties, DJpeterDE, chresti, TDK60, Dean and hyde!! Plop down somewhere plush!
	12:03pm Stork: Hey, TDK, can I borrow some little clinks?
	12:04pm Stork: Did not know that that, Dean! Nice collab, this.
	🥁 12:04pm listener james from westwood: How do, Stork!
	12:05pm TDK60: They're bitty coins, Stork. Sure.
	12:05pm Irene: Clinking my glass with you all! Peter tells me that Denny Zeitlin was a practicing psychiatrist in addition to a good pianist.
	12:05pm Stork: hidey-hodey, james from westwood!
	12:08pm doctorjazz: Hi, clubbers!
	12:08pm Dean: I believe Zeitlin is still affiliated with UCSF, might still practice. On top of that, he has a remarkable collection of sweaters, at least so I gather from having heard him live a few times.
	12:09pm Dean: https://directory.ucsf.edu/people/search/id/52138
	12:11pm Stork: Irene!! Welcome, and Peter is his usual fount of info!! Speaking of Mr Peter Keepnews, he's doing his stand-up tonight at 8pm via Zoom. It's too late for us here, but check it at: us02web.zoom.us...
	12:11pm hyde: Denny Zeitlin's website also has many pictures of the big ass fish he caught fly fishing
	12:12pm Stork: doctorjazz ist da!!
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: Parking it right here.
	12:15pm Dean: It just occurred to me that Billie Eilish might have been inspired by Robert Ashley's vocal stylings. If so, then I reverse my opinion of Eilish.
	12:15pm chresti: I don't see any sweaters on his website, yet.
	12:15pm Stork: I see what ya did there, JG.
	12:15pm Irene Trudel: Peter thanks you for posting his link, Stork! He's very funny, although I might be a tiny bit biased.
	12:17pm Stork: Denny Zeitlin sweater sighting: news.allaboutjazz.com...
	12:19pm Dean: Here are two, though I now see that he also fancies gaudy chemises. https://tinyurl.com/y2lrdzw7 https://tinyurl.com/yyr9fdl2
	12:19pm Stork: Peter is extremely funny. Saw him but once - he killed. I'm also a little biased, but recommend anyhoo.
	12:19pm chresti: Very nice shirts.
	12:20pm Hams: got to see a performance of his at the kitchen about 10yrs ago. he was there in the crowd. i rememeber him drinking from a flask.
	12:21pm Stork: Hi, Hams!!
	12:23pm Dean: I think I last saw him ten years ago, too, on Nov. 20, 2010, at Piedmont Piano Co. in Oakland.
	12:23pm Dean: Wait, @Hams. You were referring to Ashley, weren't you? I meant Zeitlin. A buddy of mine flew to NYC from Berkeley to hear those Ashley shows.
	🥁 12:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Consider how few voices could really deliver this well - if it seems simple...
	12:24pm Hams: afternoon, stork.
	12:25pm Hams: yeah, dean. ashley. a good first show to see upon first moving to new york.
	12:26pm Stork: Revolution Rabbit Nov63: tis fine to see thee! You're right - that voice... i could sit on a hot stove for a few minutes, listening to him, before I'd notice.
	12:27pm Dean: Here's a recent production of Improvement (Don Leaves Linda), 2019, Kitchen, after Ashley had died, of course. Indeed, the vocal work is not as precise yet fluid as on the Nonesuch recording. Still, a wild ride. https://vimeo.com/321877684
	12:49pm Sem: A sixty four ounce Call Me a Cab, please, and ensure Poison Control is on speed dial. The Stork flies tonight. Greets from Blue Heron country, all.
	12:50pm adamdoesit: Hi there, Stork, chresti, TDK, Dr. J, and all you vouts and roonies.
	12:51pm Dean: Blue Heron happens to be the name of a musical ensemble specializing in Renaissance and medieval vocal works. Can't recommend them more highly: https://www.blueheron.org/
	12:52pm Sem: Ed Bickert. Saw him play here a handful of times over the years w/ some of Canada's notable players.
	12:54pm Stork: Dean: thanks for the link. I shall check.
	12:55pm chresti: Hi adam!
	12:56pm Stork: Sem - waves of warmth t' was o'er yer shoree. Where is Blue Heron country for you, Sem? For me, it's Cape Cod.
	12:57pm Stork: adamdoesit, I say hi, ho, halcyon days!
	12:58pm Stork: Oh, and O-Reenie, of course!!
	🥁 12:58pm Michael 98145: cooling in the stream
	12:58pm Sem: Thx, dean, just had a look, bookmarked for later. Stork: not fifty yards from where I write this, on an estaury of the Bay of Fundy. See them here well into November, and they return in May.
	12:59pm doctorjazz: Paul Desmond, and his "dry martini" Tone.
	12:59pm TDK60: Gotta run. Mucho danke Stork.
	1:00pm Stork: Michael in Bielefeld! Herzlichen Gruß, Kollege!
	1:00pm Stork: TDK60 - you rewind yerself back here right soon, y'heah?
	1:01pm doctorjazz: I can see why Hall would recommend Vickery, have similar conceptions/approaches/sound (to my ears...)
	1:02pm adamdoesit: Halcyon days… all the long-billed birds are here, bobbing in the still breeze of this Valentine. Nice to hear Paul D. stretch out in unstructured fashion. I guess I feel about him without Brubeck the way some do about Milt Jackson without John Lewis.
	1:02pm Stork: That sounds like yer livin' in a frickin' postcard over there, Sem! I'm destressed just hearing it described.
	🥁 1:04pm Michael 98145: love the crowd ambience
	1:05pm doctorjazz: There was a nice Mosaic box of Desmond and Jim Hall, great stuff!
	1:06pm Stork: Michael 98145: You're gonna love the vibe on his s/t album - coming up soon. Talk about dinner-club ambience! The diners shoulda each got a credit on that record.
	1:07pm doctorjazz: 2 guitar front lines are not very common.
	1:07pm Stork: I've got that Mosaic stuff, Doc. Fabulous! It's like 5 lp's worth.
	1:08pm Stork: He loved the two guitar thing. there's more of that, too.
	1:13pm doctorjazz: 2 guitars IS much of Rock and Roll, of course, but jazz groups, not so much. Even piano and guitar together in a group is not so common. I think 2 chording instruments, with all the voicing and substitution chords options available in jazz, risk the players clashing with each other.
	🥁 1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man I love this on a Sunday. Yeah Doc probly why just a Bop Blues huh. Delicious.
	1:18pm doctorjazz: Nice Sunday sounds for sure, Rev!
	1:18pm Stork: Bickert was lucky to find such sympathetic players as Greenwood and Lofsky - another two excellent players who aren't that well known - by me, included!
	🥁 1:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...plus yer only allowed one tone on gittar in Jazzes ...preferably with a hall pass from a banjo ...I goof snarky...
	1:18pm Stork: Sorry, Greenwich, not Greenwood.
	1:20pm Stork: Your absolutely right, Doc. Hard for the guitar/piano thing in jazz -
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Jim Hall started experimenting with his time, pedals, etc towards the end of his career (he had played with, and was influenced by Part Metheny), but, yeah, Rev, jazz guitarists pre-Hendrix locked into a tone and pretty much stuck to it.
	1:25pm doctorjazz: (... Experimenting with his tone, shoulda read...)
	1:28pm spodiodi: greetings, Stork and good club folk!
	1:28pm doctorjazz: Love this guitar-trombone duet!
	🥁 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jazz is so much the Art of Space - & Rawk often tries to be as Dense as possible... & often succeeds in more than one definition...
	1:28pm doctorjazz: Hi, Spodi!
	1:29pm Stork: Jim Hall was modern and awake, right to the end. F-in' guitar god! I waggle my devil-horns, finger configuration in his heavenly direction.
	1:29pm spodiodi: nice, Rev. indeed :) ha hi doctojazz
	1:31pm Sem: O, it's S'podi'
	1:32pm spodiodi: good to see ya, S'em!
	1:34pm Stork: Whoa, spodi! These old eyes o'erlooked yer hidey-hoo-die. Beatings! No!!! shit. --i mean, greetings! No beatings!! I mean, not without cause...
	1:36pm adamdoesit: @doctorjazz Right? I want to hear more guitar-trombone duets. I wonder if there are any. Here's an instant theory on jazz guitar tone-lock (vs tone loc): when the guitar graduated from strummed rhythm to a soloing instrument, a player would present a characteristic tone or voice, because that's what horn players did, going all the way back to the beginning. Kind of embochure by analogy.
	1:36pm Stork: I wish the recording quality were better on "When Sonny Gets Blue," but what great lines by Bickert!!!
	1:36pm adamdoesit: Sup, Spodi!
	1:37pm spodiodi: i am your guest, Storki! i take what i can get ;) howdy, adamdoesit!
	1:37pm chresti: Hi spodi!
	1:37pm spodiodi: hi chresti! \\//
	1:38pm chresti: \\ //
	1:38pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork and Wolf gang
	1:38pm Irene: Love this laid back set! Definitely have to check out more of Ed Bickert too.
	1:38pm fred: Hi everybody. I sneaked in earlier but was reading while listening and forgot my manners
	🥁 1:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So ...I'm not a total Square for loving Paul Desmond?
	1:39pm doctorjazz: During my short attempt at jazz guitar, my teacher, who had studied with Jim Hall, took me to see him at the Village Vanguard. Between sets he came over and sat at our table, (not to see me...) and spent the whole time raving about Post Metheny, his chops, his music. He was sweet and self effacing.
	1:39pm spodiodi: howls aloha, coelacanthØ! howdy, fred
	1:39pm Dean: Speaking of medieval music, now is the time of year I advocate for Christmas music, real Christmas music. You know, Bach, Guaraldi, etc. But the very best Christmas ditty, as I've noted many times before on these comment boards, is "Plebs domini" as performed on their Aquitania album by Sequentia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4CrVF11CJE
	🥁 1:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I advocate for zeero Xmas musics - but it helps if it's Real Music...
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: aloha spodi!
	1:42pm Irene Trudel: Dean, I'll keep that in mind for my holiday show. Medieval music is so starkly beautiful. That's the kind of Christmas music I like rather than the pop stuff.
	1:44pm spodiodi: C=64 ftw!
	1:46pm doctorjazz: @Adamdoesit-News for Lulu, while it's a trio (trombone/alto sax/guitar), has a similar vibe.
	1:46pm Dean: Truly, Irene, Sequentia are impeccable, and that tune manages to do in six and a half minutes what it took Pink Floyd two LP sides of DSOTM to accomplish. Starkness gives way to a monumental wall of devotional harmony. It is exclusively the men's ensemble, which is too bad, because the women's and the mixed vocal groups--as with the two traversals of Hildegard's Ordo Virtutum--are at least as good.
	1:46pm fred: As is often the case for me, I first heard the late medieval style "Ars subtilior" through dance. A bit too refined for me, but the scores are often beautiful
	1:49pm Dean: Ars subtilior can be an acquired taste, for sure.
	1:49pm doctorjazz: I often spend much of pre-Christmas time with WKCR on the radio-they play only Bach for a week or so before the holiday.
	1:51pm Hams: me too, dr. jazz. if i'm not tuned in to wfmu.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: But if course, Hams!
	1:53pm Dean: This Terminals sounds like Interpol covering Bryan Ferry.
	1:54pm adamdoesit: Heya 'canth. @docjazz: thanks for the tip on News for Lulu.
	1:54pm Stork: Hmmm...maybe I should do a special: "The Stork Club Goes Medieval on You". (??)
	1:54pm Dean: Music for a Plague Year
	1:57pm chresti: Traditionally, the only time I hear xmas music is at my brother's house. He likes to play reggae, blues, R&B, James Brown, etc, xmas records.
	1:59pm fred: @Dean: Ars subtilior can do too much, but sometimes the way the vocal lines mesh with each other hit it right for me
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: hey adam d.i.
	2:01pm chresti: Hi coel and fred.
	2:02pm Dean: Blue Heron's latest features a bit: https://www.blueheron.org/recordings/cds/salmagundi/
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: chresti for a while i collected non-traditional traditional x-mas records (Sly & Robbie; salsoul orchestra; etc) but eventually realised i never played them, so i stopped. i heard a bit of an amazingly good, weird one in the jungle room recently. i forget, but it's bookmarked...
	2:04pm chresti: Dean, so much 2020 plague year music!
	2:06pm chresti: Yes, the jungle room will no doubt provide some bizarre x-mas tunes, coel.
	2:07pm fred: A lot of new music, and I'm grateful for that. But no live shows. I miss them so much
	2:08pm Dean: Dang, I missed the free Maria Schneider performance streamed on Friday! Still on her site.
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Still on her site, as I was about to post, Dean, until tomorrow, I believe www.mariaschneider.com
	2:10pm chresti: I still have not watched any live performances streamed online.
	2:11pm doctorjazz: I have, not the same, Chresti, stopped after a short while.
	2:12pm Sem: In a misspent decade strapped to the oars on the copywriting deck of slave ship radio stations, this time of year I was able to develop selective deafness to commercial Christmas music. I bear the psychic scars of Santa's lash still. Open to seasonal suggestions across all genres.
	2:12pm Stork: Thanks for the tip, Dr. Jazz!! Hope I get to that!
	2:13pm Dean: Was going to note above that the Ahmed piece reminded me of Hassell. The site of this recording is where Kavi Alexander often records for his sublime Water Lily Acoustics label. In fact, Kavi is co-producer on this record, which is on Water Lily Acoustics.
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: "christmas with the ghostly trio" is the album. Don-O played a track from it on friday and he'll likely be playing more of it soon. cassette. no bandcamp.
	2:15pm Dean: Recently commented elsewhere how much I love Kavi's stuff, particularly Hamza El Din's Lily of the Nile.
	2:15pm fred: @chresti: Me neither, but that might change: even though I much prefer the live thing, there might be a few canceled dance shows streams in the next couple of weeks, and I need that
	2:15pm Stork: How bout that, Dean? I was thinking of putting those two pieces together, but then thought I would spread em out, see if anyone noticed. Nah, I sez to myself, not counting on ... Dean.
	2:15pm doctorjazz: Got 2 Cooders (Ry and Joachim) on this, though not like anything I'd associate with Ry.
	2:15pm chresti: I haven't listen to Don-O's show yet, looks good.
	2:16pm doctorjazz: A bit of Caravan peeked through on the trumpet solo
	2:16pm Dean: In fact, Ry Cooder broke out c/o Water Lily Acoustics. Remember A Meeting by the River? He also did at least one other with a group featuring David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: haha i was just about to say this is caravanish, then i looked at the title
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: (so i was wrong, it's caravanesque)
	2:18pm Dean: Not entirely, coel. "ish" is "esque"-ish.
	2:19pm coelacanth∅: i'll take it
	2:22pm chresti: interchangeable-ish
	2:22pm Dean: Another story I've told and retold in these parts: I resided for decades in Southern California, eastern end of LA County. A neighborhood not too far from home in the cities of Artesia and Cerritos was known as Little India. I spent quality time there, e.g., I found in about two minutes a Nikhil Banerjee record I'd sought for years elsewhere. One afternoon, I took myself to lunch at a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Cerritos. The PA produced a familiar sound, though not a tune I recognized. I mentioned to the proprietor that it sounded like the work of Kavi Alexander. He replied that indeed Kavi had visited the restaurant the day before and left a copy of his upcoming release!
	2:22pm northguineahills: Note to self: never leave cauliflower in a hot car..:.
	2:25pm Stork: Hey northguineahills: - is it ready-to-eat now?
	2:26pm watchpocket: Diggin' the sound you're puttin' down and feelin' the noize, Stork. Oy va hunza schnecken.
	2:27pm northguineahills: I left it raw in my car overnight (in FL) airing out the car.
	2:27pm Stork: Rusty!
	2:28pm watchpocket: Storky! I also love the internationalness of the Drummer stream.
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: fermented food's good for you right?
	2:29pm doctorjazz: I remember there was a cookbook for truckers, recipes that involved putting ingredients in aluminum foil, then putting them on the truck engine block for a proscribed amount of time, then ready to eat at a rest stop.
	2:29pm Dean: Did you butter the inside of the car first, ngh?
	2:30pm Dean: Or is it one of those fancy non-stick Teslas?
	2:30pm watchpocket: Amazing - Australia, Vooklyn, Deutschland, and they're even doin' the shimmy down in Pittsburgh, PA now.
	2:31pm spodiodi: my dad taught me to do that, doctorjazz
	2:32pm Dean: I could never cook in a Tesla, anyway. I prefer gas to electric.
	2:34pm adamdoesit: I don't get these modern cars. When I look under the hood, I can't even find the griddle.
	2:36pm northguineahills: I’ve literally thought about that dr jazz. But my little Subaru might take bit longer cook something then a Mack truck. And it might attract attention.
	2:36pm Stork: coelacanth∅: just saw this great episode of Star Talk w guest Arielle Johnson, PhD, science officer on Good Eats, food writer, and formerly the in-house R&D scientist at Noma. Great primer on all this: www.youtube.com...
	2:39pm adamdoesit: It's easy to cook in a small car, northguineahills, if you adjust your expectations. You may not be able to fit a pot of stew, but it's easy to heat up four bangers.
	2:42pm Dean: That does it, adamdoesit.
	2:50pm doctorjazz: www.goodreads.com... If you need instruction...
	2:51pm fred: No overtime today?
	🥁 2:53pm Michael 98145: - thank you again
	2:53pm adamdoesit: Dean, I'm searching my mind frantically for another car cooking pun, but I'm coming up dry. What a dipstick.
	2:54pm Dean: The obvious one to which I hinted above, adamdoesit: Why do folks prefer cooking in cars with automatic rather than manual transmission? Non-stick. Also, there's a carb joke waiting to be formulated.
	2:55pm Dean: Tried a T-bone in my car. Total disaster.
	2:57pm chresti: Thanks for going over, Stork.
	2:58pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Stork! (Byron's Mickey Katz still available...)
	2:58pm chresti: Making donuts, pretty easy with small cars.
	2:59pm Stork: Once agin into the overtime breach, comrades! A few more loony tunes for you lovely screwballs!!
	3:01pm adamdoesit: I thought carburettors were for fountain drinks? Like a nice ice cream float?
	3:01pm Irene Trudel: Yes, O.T. = very nice!
	3:02pm Stork: This here's the wackiest darn Dave Burrell I've ever heard.
	3:03pm Stork: We'll talk soon, DrJ.
	3:03pm Stork: My pleasure, chresti! The joys on un-encumbrance.
	3:05pm Stork: Of un-encumberance. Which, if you check you'll see is not a word.
	3:06pm fred: There's a very tempting release on Tzadik with Ikue Mori, Phew and YoshimiO. But this month came with a brutal local tax bill, so I'll wait
	3:06pm northguineahills: Love Ikue Mori. Beautiful human in person.
	3:07pm chresti: A non-word?
	3:07pm doctorjazz: Cool overtime!
	3:09pm Dean: Almost, though. Per OED: 1891 Atlantic Monthly Feb. 182/2 To step jauntily along in airy unencumberedness.
	3:10pm Sem: Overtime is a fine time, here at the Club.
	3:15pm Stork: As we listen to the last track here in OT - thank you sweet people vom Herzen! It was glorious to bask in yer midst(s). Net week: WE BRUBECK!!!
	3:16pm Sem: Love new verbs. I'll be here.
	3:17pm Dean: Does this mean during each break next week, Mr. Stork, you'll...ready?...take five?
	3:18pm Stork: 5?! Dean, if you're lucky I'll take 12 before I shut up!
	3:18pm fred: Net week? Better than Knicks week I guess
	3:18pm doctorjazz: Thanks again Stork! I expect lots of engine cooked meals this coming week, all!
	3:19pm Dean: Take 12 Before You Shut Up was in fact the original name of the tune. Bigshots at Columbia nixed it.
	3:19pm Stork: Are engine cooked meals hi-carb? Get it? Carb?
	3:19pm northguineahills: Just sold my original , “Music w/ Changing Parts on vinyl”
	3:20pm Dean: Thanks, Stork. That's the one we were awaiting. I used to cook quite a bit in a Mini Cooper, but I got tired of it. Tasted too much like microwaved.
	3:21pm adamdoesit: There it is. Looking forward to some of that Chevy Cholent, doctorjazz. Thanks for the tunes and the hang, Stork and club.
	3:22pm doctorjazz: Car cholent big cause of gas..
	3:24pm Stork: ngh, adamdoesit, DrJ, Dean, fred, sem chresti, Irene, and all a yuz - thanks thanks and thanks - and don't forget to catch Peter Keppnews's act (see link above in comments)
	3:24pm fred: Here goes the cholent talk again... should this show get a new name?
	3:25pm doctorjazz: Jets just caused a Miami fumble, maybe they can win their first game...?
	3:25pm Dean: Got to catch a cabbage outta here.
	3:26pm fred: @doctorjazz: Missing on Lawrence would be such a Jets thing to do
	3:27pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! be back for the buffet!
	🥁 3:27pm WR: Thank you Stork!
	3:27pm doctorjazz: Not going to happen...
	3:27pm northguineahills: Thanks, stork!
	3:27pm Sem: Bye!
	3:32pm chresti: Thankee Stork! Byee!
	3:34pm Irene Trudel: Enjoyed the show today, Stork, Thanks!
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork!

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from November 29, 2020

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