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Listener comments!
	11:56am listener james from westwood: greetings from rainy northern nj and good monday, all!
	12:00pm Jeff G: Hello, listener james! Glad you got a good seat.
	12:00pm duke: Off to a good start!
	12:01pm Alf from Upstate: Can I wedge in here? I wanna hear.
	12:02pm Richard from Venezuela: Hello Jeffs and all the listeners.
	12:04pm bgporter: Like Zappa said, "Yo, cats."
	12:05pm Dan in Seattle: Greetings Outsiders!
	12:07pm Jeff G: Meow. Welcome one and all!
	12:26pm Candace: Never heard of Miles Okazaki. I like it.
	12:28pm Candace: Just went here: http://www.milesokazaki.com/ Thanks for turning me on guys! (OK, that came out wrong.)
	12:30pm Jeff G: The new Okazaki record is very good -- great band. Wasn't previously aware of him either!
	12:36pm Doug S.: I really appreciate the accent over the ń. (Not to mention the Stańko.) Oh, goodie! The previous track made me think of Komeda. Sweet!
	12:38pm Hugo: Great Komeda! Kattorna = "cats" in Swedish
	12:39pm Jeff G: Like Zappa said!
	12:42pm Dan in Seattle: This wońderful.
	12:45pm Jeff G: (Nice work, Dan.) (That Komeda fade-out is on the record, btw, in case anyone was wondering why we'd do that...)
	12:49pm Doug S.: Anyone interested in hearing MORE Krzysztof Komeda is urged to visit the fine blog A Darker Shade of Blue. (The site offered a 5-CD box of Komeda's music here: http://bit.ly/JdTxG5) The blog recently went "private," but it was simple to join up. New membership is suspended for the moment, but I recommend keeping an eye on the site and joining up when it gets re-opened.
	12:54pm Dervish: According to Wikipedia, Afternoon of a Faun was originally "L'après-midi d'un faune," a poem by Stéphane Mallarmé. Inspired by the poem, Debussy wrote the music for a ballet "Afternoon of a Faun" by Nijinsky. Then Jerome Robbins choreographed a ballet based in Nijisnky's work.
	1:04pm northguineahills: I never heard that Marion Brown piece. That was awesome!
	1:08pm Jeff G: So glad you enjoyed, northguineahills! A lost classic until ECM reissued it a year or two ago.
	1:12pm Jeff G: This turned into a pretty weird little set.
	1:13pm Doug S.: I find it so easy to dismiss ECM based on so much of the Eberhard Weber-ish end of the catalog. Then along comes a Marion Brown or a Paul Motian and I fall in love all over again. I played Dave Holland's "Conference of the Birds" last week and was swoonful.
	1:15pm northguineahills: Come on Doug, Eberhard Weber is fine.... maybe once every 6 years.... (yes, I have 2 of his LPs)
	1:16pm Hugo: Totally agree with the verdict on the early days of ECM (before it became formularised). Still have a copy of "Afric Pepperbird" (and the Marion Brown).
	1:17pm Jeff G: We do tend to favor those early ECM records that were produced by the artists themselves, and (as we understand) delivered to Eicher fully formed.
	1:18pm Jeff G: This song is not loud enough.
	1:19pm Doug S.: @NHG I am not proud of my knee-jerk reactions. When you review my history, you'll discover that 15-30 years after I decide to revile an artist/genre, I end up infatuated with it. Eberhard (gulp) here I come?
	1:19pm Hugo: I have to admit that the AEC records for ECM do sound good, though.
	1:20pm northguineahills: Eberhard is not an artist you want to double-down on, however.
	1:20pm duke: Marc Ribot sounds like he's channeling Sonny Sharrock. Not a bad thing to do.
	1:21pm Jeff G: Speaking of ECM, anyone out there heard the new Masabumi Kikuchi trio record?
	1:22pm Jeff G: @duke: Agreed. This is the first thing on the album, though, so it sort of goes downhill from here.
	1:32pm northguineahills: Man, I love Marilyn Crispell.
	1:53pm Dan in Seattle: I love Marilyn Crispell, too. No, I mean really love her. As Woody Allen would say, "I lufff her."
	2:18pm duke: People keep asking me questions and expecting me to do things. How am I gonna keep up with important stuff with all these interruptions? Don't they know DO is on?
	2:28pm Jeff G: Ha. This one takes a little while before it takes off, but then...
	2:33pm northguineahills: This is kickass!
	2:34pm Candace: This is from '96?! Wowza.
	2:38pm Jeff G: Yup. Same time as this one: www.fmp-label.de...
	2:51pm listener james from westwood: as always, jeff & jeff, a wonderful tour. thanks gents!
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO...PROGRAMMING ALERT... Tomorrow on Tony Coulter's show DJ Richard Lindsay, from Portland's KBOO, will be filling in. Richard promises "an all-thrift-store-vinyl extravaganza"! Richard is on for Tony, tomorrow at noon (Eastern). Immediately follow my Give the Drummer Some show (6-7) will be the LIVE debut of Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse. Jesse will take his traveling radio show to visit with Angela from Weirdo Records. They will pool the record collections and obsessions for two hours of radio on the stream, 7-9pm. Coming up on this here 24-hour Drummer stream immediately following D:O RADIO... George "Harmonica" Smith Arelean Brown Rev. Utah Smith The Relatives (with the amazing "Rap On") The Movers Mike Osborne Trio David Moss/Baird Hersey Alfredo Gutierrez Lon Caneyes Os Matuskelos Jackson do Pandeiro Jackson C. Frank Ray Smith Bennie Hess (who's 6-year-old son Troy is the lil' feller who recorded "Please Don't Go Topless, Mother") Hank Penny Bob Luman The Magnetic Fields and more and more and eternally more...
	2:54pm Jeff G: Thanks for the attentive listening, listener james!
	2:56pm duke: another great show...thanks
	2:56pm northguineahills: awesome set!
	2:57pm ASNB: Yes! Good show
	3:01pm Jeff G: THANKS SO MUCH, duke, ngh, ASNB, and all non-commenting trollers!
	12:52pm rıjughtu9hgıoekjfh: begyfc3ehdewjıf0du3uhd

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May 14, 2012: Afternoon of a New York Faun

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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
Tomas Fujiwara	Smoke-Breathing Lights	The Air Is Different	482 Music	2012
Mary Halvorson	Sea Cut Like Snow (No. 26)	Bending Bridges	Firehouse 12	2012
Miles Okazaki	Loom "Loom" by "Miles Okazaki"	Figurations	Sunnyside	2012
Music behind DJ: Jewels and Binoculars	I Want You "I Want You" by "Jewels and Binoculars"	Floater	Ramboy	2004
Tomasz Stańko	No Bass Trio "No Bass Trio" by "Tomasz Stańko"	Leosia	ECM	1997
Krzysztof Komeda	Kattorna "Kattorna" by "Krzysztof Komeda"	Astigmatic	Muza	1965
Music behind DJ: Jewels and Binoculars	Highway 61 Revisited	The Music of Bob Dylan	Ramboy	2001
Marion Brown	Afternoon of a Georgia Faun	Afternoon of a Georgia Faun	ECM	1970
Lotte Anker / Craig Taborn / Gerald Cleaver	Even Today I'm Still Arriving	Floating Islands	Ilk	2009
Khan Jamal	Cosmic Echoes "Cosmic Echoes" by "Khan Jamal"	Drumdance to the Motherland	Dogtown (re: Eremite)	1973/2006
Music behind DJ: Jewels and Binoculars	Percy's Song	The Music of Bob Dylan	Ramboy	2001
Lounge Lizards	Big Heart "Big Heart" by "Lounge Lizards"	Big Heart - Live in Tokyo	Island	1986
Mahavishnu Orchestra	Miles Out "Miles Out" by "Mahavishnu Orchestra"	Inner Worlds	Sony	1975
Marilyn Crispell	Ahmadu / Sierra Leone	The Kitchen Concert	Leo	1991	w Mark Dresser & Gerry Hemingway
Carla Bley	Communications #7 "Communications #7" by "Carla Bley"	Jazz Realities	Fontana	1966
Music behind DJ: Jewels and Binoculars	One More Cup of Coffee	Ships with Tattooed Sails	Upshot	2007
Steve Lehman Trio	Moment's Notice	Dialect Flourescent	Pi Recordings	2012
Nathan Hanson & Brian Roessler	Lake of Forgetfulness	Selenographia	self-released	2012	http://nhbr.bandcamp.com/album/selenographia
Schlippenbach Quartett	Three Nails Left, For P.L.	Three Nails Left	FMP	1975
Music behind DJ: Jewels and Binoculars	Floater (Too Much to Ask)	Floater	Ramboy	2004
Cecil Taylor	Almeda (To Matie), Take 4	Almeda (To Matie)	FMP	2012	rec. 1996
Matt Bauder	Bill and Maza "Bill and Maza" by "Matt Bauder"	Day in Pictures	Clean Feed	2010
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:56am listener james from westwood: greetings from rainy northern nj and good monday, all!
	12:00pm Jeff G: Hello, listener james! Glad you got a good seat.
	12:00pm duke: Off to a good start!
	12:01pm Alf from Upstate: Can I wedge in here? I wanna hear.
	12:02pm Richard from Venezuela: Hello Jeffs and all the listeners.
	12:04pm bgporter: Like Zappa said, "Yo, cats."
	12:05pm Dan in Seattle: Greetings Outsiders!
	12:07pm Jeff G: Meow. Welcome one and all!
	12:26pm Candace: Never heard of Miles Okazaki. I like it.
	12:28pm Candace: Just went here: http://www.milesokazaki.com/ Thanks for turning me on guys! (OK, that came out wrong.)
	12:30pm Jeff G: The new Okazaki record is very good -- great band. Wasn't previously aware of him either!
	12:36pm Doug S.: I really appreciate the accent over the ń. (Not to mention the Stańko.) Oh, goodie! The previous track made me think of Komeda. Sweet!
	12:38pm Hugo: Great Komeda! Kattorna = "cats" in Swedish
	12:39pm Jeff G: Like Zappa said!
	12:42pm Dan in Seattle: This wońderful.
	12:45pm Jeff G: (Nice work, Dan.) (That Komeda fade-out is on the record, btw, in case anyone was wondering why we'd do that...)
	12:49pm Doug S.: Anyone interested in hearing MORE Krzysztof Komeda is urged to visit the fine blog A Darker Shade of Blue. (The site offered a 5-CD box of Komeda's music here: http://bit.ly/JdTxG5) The blog recently went "private," but it was simple to join up. New membership is suspended for the moment, but I recommend keeping an eye on the site and joining up when it gets re-opened.
	12:54pm Dervish: According to Wikipedia, Afternoon of a Faun was originally "L'après-midi d'un faune," a poem by Stéphane Mallarmé. Inspired by the poem, Debussy wrote the music for a ballet "Afternoon of a Faun" by Nijinsky. Then Jerome Robbins choreographed a ballet based in Nijisnky's work.
	1:04pm northguineahills: I never heard that Marion Brown piece. That was awesome!
	1:08pm Jeff G: So glad you enjoyed, northguineahills! A lost classic until ECM reissued it a year or two ago.
	1:12pm Jeff G: This turned into a pretty weird little set.
	1:13pm Doug S.: I find it so easy to dismiss ECM based on so much of the Eberhard Weber-ish end of the catalog. Then along comes a Marion Brown or a Paul Motian and I fall in love all over again. I played Dave Holland's "Conference of the Birds" last week and was swoonful.
	1:15pm northguineahills: Come on Doug, Eberhard Weber is fine.... maybe once every 6 years.... (yes, I have 2 of his LPs)
	1:16pm Hugo: Totally agree with the verdict on the early days of ECM (before it became formularised). Still have a copy of "Afric Pepperbird" (and the Marion Brown).
	1:17pm Jeff G: We do tend to favor those early ECM records that were produced by the artists themselves, and (as we understand) delivered to Eicher fully formed.
	1:18pm Jeff G: This song is not loud enough.
	1:19pm Doug S.: @NHG I am not proud of my knee-jerk reactions. When you review my history, you'll discover that 15-30 years after I decide to revile an artist/genre, I end up infatuated with it. Eberhard (gulp) here I come?
	1:19pm Hugo: I have to admit that the AEC records for ECM do sound good, though.
	1:20pm northguineahills: Eberhard is not an artist you want to double-down on, however.
	1:20pm duke: Marc Ribot sounds like he's channeling Sonny Sharrock. Not a bad thing to do.
	1:21pm Jeff G: Speaking of ECM, anyone out there heard the new Masabumi Kikuchi trio record?
	1:22pm Jeff G: @duke: Agreed. This is the first thing on the album, though, so it sort of goes downhill from here.
	1:32pm northguineahills: Man, I love Marilyn Crispell.
	1:53pm Dan in Seattle: I love Marilyn Crispell, too. No, I mean really love her. As Woody Allen would say, "I lufff her."
	2:18pm duke: People keep asking me questions and expecting me to do things. How am I gonna keep up with important stuff with all these interruptions? Don't they know DO is on?
	2:28pm Jeff G: Ha. This one takes a little while before it takes off, but then...
	2:33pm northguineahills: This is kickass!
	2:34pm Candace: This is from '96?! Wowza.
	2:38pm Jeff G: Yup. Same time as this one: www.fmp-label.de...
	2:51pm listener james from westwood: as always, jeff & jeff, a wonderful tour. thanks gents!
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO...PROGRAMMING ALERT... Tomorrow on Tony Coulter's show DJ Richard Lindsay, from Portland's KBOO, will be filling in. Richard promises "an all-thrift-store-vinyl extravaganza"! Richard is on for Tony, tomorrow at noon (Eastern). Immediately follow my Give the Drummer Some show (6-7) will be the LIVE debut of Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse. Jesse will take his traveling radio show to visit with Angela from Weirdo Records. They will pool the record collections and obsessions for two hours of radio on the stream, 7-9pm. Coming up on this here 24-hour Drummer stream immediately following D:O RADIO... George "Harmonica" Smith Arelean Brown Rev. Utah Smith The Relatives (with the amazing "Rap On") The Movers Mike Osborne Trio David Moss/Baird Hersey Alfredo Gutierrez Lon Caneyes Os Matuskelos Jackson do Pandeiro Jackson C. Frank Ray Smith Bennie Hess (who's 6-year-old son Troy is the lil' feller who recorded "Please Don't Go Topless, Mother") Hank Penny Bob Luman The Magnetic Fields and more and more and eternally more...
	2:54pm Jeff G: Thanks for the attentive listening, listener james!
	2:56pm duke: another great show...thanks
	2:56pm northguineahills: awesome set!
	2:57pm ASNB: Yes! Good show
	3:01pm Jeff G: THANKS SO MUCH, duke, ngh, ASNB, and all non-commenting trollers!
	12:52pm rıjughtu9hgıoekjfh: begyfc3ehdewjıf0du3uhd

destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 14, 2012

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