WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from April 16, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:33am Call Me Dolores Like They Do In The Stories: Hello mess of Jeffs. Quick in & out today. To a gig (is that short for giggle?). Jeff G, really enjoyed 'The Easter Parade' by Yates. Name change due to forseen circumstances.
	11:42am Jeff G: Thanks for the stop-by, Dolores! Glad you dug the book. Will try to think of something cheerier for next time...
	11:57am Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Destination Out!
	11:58am Jeff G: Thanks, Alf! Always a pleasure.
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: good monday jeff and jeff and happy d:o day to all!
	12:01pm Jeff G: Hey, ljfw -- great to see/hear/read you.
	12:04pm Doug S.: You know what that say, those that can, D:O; those that can't teach.
	12:07pm Jeff G: Adam Lane, incidentally, teaches music at my kid's elementary school.
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: as marathons go, 3 hours of jazz is all the running i'll be doing today!
	12:08pm Jeff G: Certainly an easier way to beat the heat. Will also be trying to heat the beat.
	12:15pm Doug S.: Adam Rudolph, incidentally, went to my wife's high school.
	12:17pm Jeff G: It all connects.
	12:20pm Doug S.: In high school, Adam dated (briefly) a dear friend of ours whose mother was a sort of godmother to the AACM. She drove musicians to gigs, put up posters and distributed flyers, got them radio airplay and helped with legal matters in getting the organization incorporated. I blogged about her here: http://bit.ly/ISoaCd
	12:26pm Jeff G: In high school, my friend Eric's mom got us gigs collecting coats and serving drinks at fancy parties.
	12:45pm ASNB: In high school my friend Parsons and I used to detail cars. We started getting calls for luxury sports cars. I couldn't drive stick so I remember burning the clutch on a Porsche 911. It stunk. But I did use cue tips to clean out the air vents.
	12:46pm ASNB: stone/water is one of my favorites of this type of music.
	12:48pm Doug S.: After high school, I went on to college, but my best friend stayed home to play in a rock band. It became extremely popular in the DC area and played clubs and toured the East Coast regularly. My friend's mom worked the T-shirts and records table in the lobby at dozen of their shows. Happy early Mother's Day, everyone.
	12:53pm Jeff G: My mom loves this song.
	12:53pm Jeff G: (Probably not true.)
	12:57pm ASNB: my 3 year old just said she likes it because of the violin sounds and it sounds like arguing, and she likes arguing
	1:03pm Richard from Venezuela: Hello Jeffs and all the listeners.
	1:07pm Jeff G: 'ola, Richard!
	1:13pm Dan in Seattle: I love this South African-related stuff.
	1:13pm Jeff G: Yeah, Dan, absolutely some of our favorite music of all time.
	1:18pm Doug S.: Yah yah, me too. I just got the new Ogun release of the Blue Notes' live '79 performance in Belgium. Makes me want to cry. No really. Like a baby. A happy baby.
	1:22pm Jeff G: Wouldn't want to follow this crew in concert...
	1:25pm ASNB: so where does this signal originate? at wfmu? where are all involved? and what is the give the drummer some stream? just curious to put the pieces together.
	1:28pm Hugo: There's an incendiary version of "Funk Dem Dudu" on the BN 79 release. Ought to be played on the radio/stream (hint...)
	1:29pm Jeff G: We at D:O are still saving our pennies for that collection... (but noted, Hugo!)
	1:35pm Doug Schulkind: @ASNB This stream, Give the Drummer Radio, is one of several "alternate" streams hosted by WFMU. I started the stream in 2010 as a means for continuing to broadcast my radio show after moving to Pittsburgh. The server for the stream is housed at WFMU, but I control the software remotely from Pittsburgh. Once I got my show established on the stream, I began inviting other music obsessives to do radio programs on it with me. You can see a schedule here: http://wfmu.org/table?period=7115 When radio shows aren't airing on the stream, it "plays" a round-the-clock flow of music of all kinds that I curate for it.
	2:04pm ASNB: That's great and industrious, Doug! So where is Jeff?
	2:05pm Jeff G: Why, I'm right here!
	2:06pm Jeff G: (Brooklyn, NY.)
	2:11pm Hugo: As far as big bands go, this must have been one of the biggest! http://www.okara.com/html/blast_from_past.html
	2:12pm ASNB: i have a video of the sho nuff performance. bobo shaw gave it to me here in st louis
	2:13pm ASNB: your mic sounds good.
	2:15pm Jeff G: Oh good. This band always seemed pretty big to us: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:16pm Doug Schulkind: I played a C. Bobo Shaw track on my show in '07 and his daughter Myah contacted me requesting a copy of the record.
	2:19pm Jeff G: I went to high school with Bobo Shaw's mother.
	2:21pm ASNB: I'll tell him that. I didn't think his daughters wanted anything to do with him. Which record? Here's the most recent picture of him http://eremite.com/news
	2:24pm Jeff G: (Mind, I was joking re h.s.)
	2:25pm ASNB: one of my favorite william's
	2:25pm ASNB: yes, that's why i laughed
	🥁 2:26pm Doug Schulkind: "Streets of St. Louis" on Moers.
	2:26pm Jeff G: (On the internet, no one knows when you laugh!) (Glad to hear it, tho.)
	2:27pm Jeff G: One of my great regrets is missing the Little Huey Orch here in NYC. Actually, I think I missed multiple chances...
	2:27pm ASNB: "simple like frost melting off a window" (or something close)
	2:28pm ASNB: i know darrell mixon too. he still lives and plays here
	2:31pm ASNB: oh wait, mixon's not on that one... bluiett is here though
	🥁 2:33pm Doug Schulkind: @ASNB That photo of CBS at Eremite's site has a link to a 4-star Downbeat review of their Aboriginal Music box. The author of that review write a niece piece about WFMU's Mining the Audio Motherlode here: bit.ly... Had any contact with Steve Rowland, recently, ASNB?
	2:35pm Jeff G: I think I just picked the music for my funeral.
	2:37pm earwax: Listening on and off today because The Man is keeping me busy, but it's a great show as always. This one of favorite WP cuts.
	🥁 2:44pm Dervish: I remember getting my copy of "Ming" through the old catalog from New Music Distribution Service. NMDS was heaven.
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: much appreciated, lads! enjoy the rest of april!
	3:01pm Jeff G: Thanks, lj. And same to you!

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April 16, 2012: Big bands, big heart.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles	Evidence	1974/1996
Adam Lane's Full Throttle Orchestra	Ashcan Rantings	Ashcan Rantings	Clean Feed	2010
Adam Rudolph & Go: Organic Orchestra	Dawn Redwoods	Can You Imagine...the Sound of a Dream	Meta Records	2011
Music behind DJ: Luiz Bonfá	Pernambuco "Pernambuco" by "Luiz Bonfá"	Solo in Rio 1959	Smithsonian Folkways	1959
Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet	Stone/Water	Stone/Water	Okkadisk	2000	See http://catalytic-sound.com for more
Music behind DJ: Luiz Bonfá	Uma Prece "Uma Prece" by "Luiz Bonfá"	Solo in Rio 1959	Smithsonian Folkways	1959
Sun Ra	The Second Stop Is Jupiter #2	College Tour I: The Complete Nothing Is...	ESP-Disk'	1966/2010
Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim)	Tintiyana, Second Part	African Space Program	enja	1974
Muhal Richard Abrams	Blu Blu Blu "Blu Blu Blu" by "Muhal Richard Abrams"	Blu Blu Blu	Black Saint	1991
Music behind DJ: Luiz Bonfá	Luzes do Rio "Luzes do Rio" by "Luiz Bonfá"	Solo in Rio 1959	Smithsonian Folkways	1959
Elton Dean's Ninesense	One Three Nine	The 100 Club Concert 1979	Reel Recordings	1979/2012
Anthony Braxton	Comp. 55 "Comp. 55" by "Anthony Braxton"	Creative Orchestra Music 1976	Arista	1976	Liner notes: http://www.scribd.com/doc/6399374/Creative-Orchestra-Music-1976; composition notes: http://restructures.net/CompNotes/055.htm
Willem Breuker Kollektief	Hopsa, Hopsa	In Holland	BVHaast	1981
Music behind DJ: Luiz Bonfá	Bonfabuloso "Bonfabuloso" by "Luiz Bonfá"	Solo in Rio 1959	Smithsonian Folkways	1959
Dave Douglas	Campaign Trail "Campaign Trail" by "Dave Douglas"	A Single Sky	Greenleaf Music	2009
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society	Habeas Corpus (for Maher Arar)	Infernal Machines	New Amsterdam	2009	Re Arar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maher_Arar
William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra	Anthem	The Mayor of Punkville	AUM Fidelity	2000
Music behind DJ: Luiz Bonfá	Murder "Murder" by "Luiz Bonfá"	Solo in Rio 1959	Smithsonian Folkways	1959
David Murray Octet	Ming "Ming" by "David Murray Octet"	Ming	Black Saint	1980
Michael Gibbs & the NDR Bigband	Tennis, Anyone?	Back in the Days	Cuneiform Records	2012
Globe Unity Orchestra	Good Bye "Good Bye" by "Globe Unity Orchestra"	Bavarian Calypso b/w Good Bye	FMP	1975	Free jazz 7"! Recorded at Conny Plank's studio.
Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra	Silence	The Ballad of the Fallen	ECM	1983
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:33am Call Me Dolores Like They Do In The Stories: Hello mess of Jeffs. Quick in & out today. To a gig (is that short for giggle?). Jeff G, really enjoyed 'The Easter Parade' by Yates. Name change due to forseen circumstances.
	11:42am Jeff G: Thanks for the stop-by, Dolores! Glad you dug the book. Will try to think of something cheerier for next time...
	11:57am Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Destination Out!
	11:58am Jeff G: Thanks, Alf! Always a pleasure.
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: good monday jeff and jeff and happy d:o day to all!
	12:01pm Jeff G: Hey, ljfw -- great to see/hear/read you.
	12:04pm Doug S.: You know what that say, those that can, D:O; those that can't teach.
	12:07pm Jeff G: Adam Lane, incidentally, teaches music at my kid's elementary school.
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: as marathons go, 3 hours of jazz is all the running i'll be doing today!
	12:08pm Jeff G: Certainly an easier way to beat the heat. Will also be trying to heat the beat.
	12:15pm Doug S.: Adam Rudolph, incidentally, went to my wife's high school.
	12:17pm Jeff G: It all connects.
	12:20pm Doug S.: In high school, Adam dated (briefly) a dear friend of ours whose mother was a sort of godmother to the AACM. She drove musicians to gigs, put up posters and distributed flyers, got them radio airplay and helped with legal matters in getting the organization incorporated. I blogged about her here: http://bit.ly/ISoaCd
	12:26pm Jeff G: In high school, my friend Eric's mom got us gigs collecting coats and serving drinks at fancy parties.
	12:45pm ASNB: In high school my friend Parsons and I used to detail cars. We started getting calls for luxury sports cars. I couldn't drive stick so I remember burning the clutch on a Porsche 911. It stunk. But I did use cue tips to clean out the air vents.
	12:46pm ASNB: stone/water is one of my favorites of this type of music.
	12:48pm Doug S.: After high school, I went on to college, but my best friend stayed home to play in a rock band. It became extremely popular in the DC area and played clubs and toured the East Coast regularly. My friend's mom worked the T-shirts and records table in the lobby at dozen of their shows. Happy early Mother's Day, everyone.
	12:53pm Jeff G: My mom loves this song.
	12:53pm Jeff G: (Probably not true.)
	12:57pm ASNB: my 3 year old just said she likes it because of the violin sounds and it sounds like arguing, and she likes arguing
	1:03pm Richard from Venezuela: Hello Jeffs and all the listeners.
	1:07pm Jeff G: 'ola, Richard!
	1:13pm Dan in Seattle: I love this South African-related stuff.
	1:13pm Jeff G: Yeah, Dan, absolutely some of our favorite music of all time.
	1:18pm Doug S.: Yah yah, me too. I just got the new Ogun release of the Blue Notes' live '79 performance in Belgium. Makes me want to cry. No really. Like a baby. A happy baby.
	1:22pm Jeff G: Wouldn't want to follow this crew in concert...
	1:25pm ASNB: so where does this signal originate? at wfmu? where are all involved? and what is the give the drummer some stream? just curious to put the pieces together.
	1:28pm Hugo: There's an incendiary version of "Funk Dem Dudu" on the BN 79 release. Ought to be played on the radio/stream (hint...)
	1:29pm Jeff G: We at D:O are still saving our pennies for that collection... (but noted, Hugo!)
	1:35pm Doug Schulkind: @ASNB This stream, Give the Drummer Radio, is one of several "alternate" streams hosted by WFMU. I started the stream in 2010 as a means for continuing to broadcast my radio show after moving to Pittsburgh. The server for the stream is housed at WFMU, but I control the software remotely from Pittsburgh. Once I got my show established on the stream, I began inviting other music obsessives to do radio programs on it with me. You can see a schedule here: http://wfmu.org/table?period=7115 When radio shows aren't airing on the stream, it "plays" a round-the-clock flow of music of all kinds that I curate for it.
	2:04pm ASNB: That's great and industrious, Doug! So where is Jeff?
	2:05pm Jeff G: Why, I'm right here!
	2:06pm Jeff G: (Brooklyn, NY.)
	2:11pm Hugo: As far as big bands go, this must have been one of the biggest! http://www.okara.com/html/blast_from_past.html
	2:12pm ASNB: i have a video of the sho nuff performance. bobo shaw gave it to me here in st louis
	2:13pm ASNB: your mic sounds good.
	2:15pm Jeff G: Oh good. This band always seemed pretty big to us: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:16pm Doug Schulkind: I played a C. Bobo Shaw track on my show in '07 and his daughter Myah contacted me requesting a copy of the record.
	2:19pm Jeff G: I went to high school with Bobo Shaw's mother.
	2:21pm ASNB: I'll tell him that. I didn't think his daughters wanted anything to do with him. Which record? Here's the most recent picture of him http://eremite.com/news
	2:24pm Jeff G: (Mind, I was joking re h.s.)
	2:25pm ASNB: one of my favorite william's
	2:25pm ASNB: yes, that's why i laughed
	🥁 2:26pm Doug Schulkind: "Streets of St. Louis" on Moers.
	2:26pm Jeff G: (On the internet, no one knows when you laugh!) (Glad to hear it, tho.)
	2:27pm Jeff G: One of my great regrets is missing the Little Huey Orch here in NYC. Actually, I think I missed multiple chances...
	2:27pm ASNB: "simple like frost melting off a window" (or something close)
	2:28pm ASNB: i know darrell mixon too. he still lives and plays here
	2:31pm ASNB: oh wait, mixon's not on that one... bluiett is here though
	🥁 2:33pm Doug Schulkind: @ASNB That photo of CBS at Eremite's site has a link to a 4-star Downbeat review of their Aboriginal Music box. The author of that review write a niece piece about WFMU's Mining the Audio Motherlode here: bit.ly... Had any contact with Steve Rowland, recently, ASNB?
	2:35pm Jeff G: I think I just picked the music for my funeral.
	2:37pm earwax: Listening on and off today because The Man is keeping me busy, but it's a great show as always. This one of favorite WP cuts.
	🥁 2:44pm Dervish: I remember getting my copy of "Ming" through the old catalog from New Music Distribution Service. NMDS was heaven.
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: much appreciated, lads! enjoy the rest of april!
	3:01pm Jeff G: Thanks, lj. And same to you!

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