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Listener comments!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: the only cyber in my monday is to fiddle with fmu playlists and listen to the stream! howdy all!
	12:02pm Carmichael: The tryptophan is finally wearing off, just in time for Monday. Hi Jeffs, hi everyone.
	12:05pm Jeff J: Hey James & Carmichael - Thanks for joining us. Glad the tryptophan is in remission and you're doing Cyber Monday right!
	🥁 12:06pm Dan in Seattle: RIP to the great Pete L. Sims
	12:07pm duke: Cyber Mondays are best when DO is on
	12:07pm Jeff J: Too too many jazz deaths this year, Dan. Pete was a big loss, for sure. This tune by him lives up to its name.
	🥁 12:09pm Martha: What a brilliant record this is.
	12:10pm Jeff J: Thanks Duke - and welcome!
	12:10pm Jeff J: Welcome Martha - and totally agree on LaRoca joint.
	🥁 12:11pm Doug S.: Never enough Jeffs, I say.
	12:13pm Jeff J: This Bley tune is our tribute to 2012 - the year of jazz death. Which ones have hit you hardest?
	🥁 12:14pm Dervish: Ted Curson
	🥁 12:19pm Anchovy Paste: John Tchicai was a pretty heroic figure in my pantheon.
	🥁 12:21pm Doug S.: Paul Motian. Von Freeman. Fuck and double fuck.
	12:22pm Carmichael: Pete Cosey.
	12:23pm duke: David S. Ware, Paul Motion, John Tchicai
	🥁 12:25pm Doug S.: Triple fuck.
	12:25pm Jeff J: Like Jeff G says, if you can contribute to WFMU to help repair all the damage from Sandy, it would be hugely helpful and appreciated!
	12:31pm Jeff J: All brutal losses. I was especially sad about Ware as I thought he'd been doing better - plus he was making some of his very best music. There are some other titans currently in ailing health, but I'm too scared to even type their names.
	🥁 12:35pm Doug S.: Braxton came to Oberlin for a week-long master class and then concert when I was there in the early '80s. This was a few years after he had come and recorded his "Four Orchestras" piece for Arista. I interviewed him for the college radio station. I remember calling him where he was staying to set up the interview and he was brief with me on the phone because he wanted to get back to watching the NCAA college basketball tournament. I was just floored to imagine the legendary Braxton digging college basketball. It was like learning in kindergarden that your teacher went to the bathroom like everyone else. Awesome.
	12:43pm Jeff J: That's awesome Braxton is a college bball fan. There's some funny and unexpected stuff in "Forces in Motion" about him constantly eating at McDonald's on tour and mocking the vegetarians in his group.
	🥁 12:48pm Doug S.: PLEDGE ALERT...PLEDGE ALERT... Richard in Oak Park, Illinois, has moved the needle in the right direction. THANK YOU RICHARD!
	12:49pm Jeff J: Thank you Richard! That's incredibly kind and generous of you -- money very well spent on this Cyber Monday! THANK YOU!
	🥁 12:55pm Alf from Upstate: Cheesy lite makes me think of part-skim ricotta. Blech.
	12:57pm Jeff J: Accidentally deleted my comment - but yes, Alf, blech seems the right reaction anything cheesy lite. Jazz especially.
	1:05pm Jeff J: Being released on FMP, "Berlin Skyscraper" never got its full due in the U.S. Critic / Burnt Sugar maestro Greg Tate calls it one of the all-time great jazz albums. What're your Butch Morris fave releases / appearances?
	🥁 1:09pm Bill T.: Current Trends in Racism is a stunning work. I still really appreciate hearing Butch's cornet. Some of his performances on David Murray recordings are memorable.
	1:12pm Jeff J: Bill T - Current Trends coming up! A great work, for sure. Butch's cornet playing is undervalued, even by him. I agree that he's a wonderful soloist. Interesting how those Murray records were canonical in the 90s, but few people seem to talk about them today.
	🥁 1:17pm Doug S.: Does "jazz" have a better anthem than "Let the Music Take You"?
	1:45pm Jeff J: Post "The Clock," I keep forgetting about Christian Marclay the musician. I was surprised to remember that he's on this album. And a number of fine downtown jazz releases from the 80s.
	1:47pm Jeff J: Doug - That's a great tune! Been a while since I've heard it.
	2:11pm Jeff J: Too much Fela is never enough! I remember the first time Jeff G and I heard "Gentleman" and the top of our heads being knocked to the ceiling. It was everything we wanted post-James Brown funk to be - so hard, so aggressive, so complex, and pleasurable. Ya'll out there have fave Fela joints? Or ones you think are slept on within his massive discography?
	🥁 2:53pm Dervish: Where to begin with Fela? I've always been partial to "Coffin for Head of State."
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: What did I miss?
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: three hours of delights! thanks, jeff and jeff, for the fine show!
	2:59pm Jeff J: One more CYBER MONDAY reminder: No better way to spend your money today than a pledge to WFMU to help them repair the damage from Sandy and continue their exceptional programming. Just sayin'.
	2:59pm Jeff J: Thanks Listener James! Appreciate you tuning in.
	🥁 3:00pm Doug S.: This Fefer track is gorgeous. The melody has a lovely whiff of "Send in the Clowns" to it. I mean that as a compliment.
	3:02pm Jeff J: Dervish - "Coffin" is indeed a great one. "Confusion" has also been a fave around these parts.
	3:03pm Jeff J: Doug - Jeff G gets credit for the Fefer find. I agree it's a gem. He also gets credit for us going a bit overtime!
	🥁 3:04pm Doug S.: More D:O is a GO:OD thing.
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: dug it; will dig it again in the archives. goes delightfully with long writing projects.
	🥁 3:06pm Dan in Seattle: One el.
	3:06pm Jeff J: Thanks Dan!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
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"	Singles	Evidence	1974
Pete LaRoca	Bliss "Bliss" by "Pete LaRoca"	Turkish Women at the Bath	Douglas	1967
Paul Bley	When Will the Blues Leave?	Complete Savoy Sessions	Savoy	1962
Jackie McLean	Minor March "Minor March" by "Jackie McLean"	New Soil	Blue Note	1959
Music behind DJ: CFCF	Before and After the Light "Before and After the Light" by "CFCF"	The River EP	Paper Bag	2010
Anthony Braxton	[1] "[1]" by "Anthony Braxton"	Solo (Wesleyan) 2005 Set 2	New Braxton House	2005
Grass Roots	Whatiss "Whatiss" by "Grass Roots"	Grass Roots	AUM Fidelity	2012
John Hollenbeck	Man of Constant Sorrow	Songs I Like A Lot	Sunnyside	2012
Amir El Saffar	Post Idiomatic Blues / Cells A	Radif Suite	Pi Recordings	2010
Music behind DJ: Eivind Opsvik	Sticks, Eyes, Feet and Brains	Rusk	Loyal Label/Fenetre Records
Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris	Conduction #51 1, Berlin Basic	Berlin Skyscraper	FMP	1998
Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris	Part One	Current Trends in Racism in Modern America (A Work in Progress)	Sound Aspects	1985
Music behind DJ: Mouse on Mars	Catching Butterflies With Hands	Idiology	Thrill Jockey	2001
Fela Kuti	Frustration "Frustration" by "Fela Kuti"	Perambulator		1977
Lester Bowie	For Fela "For Fela" by "Lester Bowie"	African Children	Horo	1978
The Command All-Stars	African Sunrise	Curiosities 1972	Reel Recordings	1972
Albert Heath	Dunia "Dunia" by "Albert Heath"	Kwaida	O'Be Records	1969
Avram Fefer	Song for Dyani "Song for Dyani" by "Avram Fefer"	Eliyahu		2011
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: the only cyber in my monday is to fiddle with fmu playlists and listen to the stream! howdy all!
	12:02pm Carmichael: The tryptophan is finally wearing off, just in time for Monday. Hi Jeffs, hi everyone.
	12:05pm Jeff J: Hey James & Carmichael - Thanks for joining us. Glad the tryptophan is in remission and you're doing Cyber Monday right!
	🥁 12:06pm Dan in Seattle: RIP to the great Pete L. Sims
	12:07pm duke: Cyber Mondays are best when DO is on
	12:07pm Jeff J: Too too many jazz deaths this year, Dan. Pete was a big loss, for sure. This tune by him lives up to its name.
	🥁 12:09pm Martha: What a brilliant record this is.
	12:10pm Jeff J: Thanks Duke - and welcome!
	12:10pm Jeff J: Welcome Martha - and totally agree on LaRoca joint.
	🥁 12:11pm Doug S.: Never enough Jeffs, I say.
	12:13pm Jeff J: This Bley tune is our tribute to 2012 - the year of jazz death. Which ones have hit you hardest?
	🥁 12:14pm Dervish: Ted Curson
	🥁 12:19pm Anchovy Paste: John Tchicai was a pretty heroic figure in my pantheon.
	🥁 12:21pm Doug S.: Paul Motian. Von Freeman. Fuck and double fuck.
	12:22pm Carmichael: Pete Cosey.
	12:23pm duke: David S. Ware, Paul Motion, John Tchicai
	🥁 12:25pm Doug S.: Triple fuck.
	12:25pm Jeff J: Like Jeff G says, if you can contribute to WFMU to help repair all the damage from Sandy, it would be hugely helpful and appreciated!
	12:31pm Jeff J: All brutal losses. I was especially sad about Ware as I thought he'd been doing better - plus he was making some of his very best music. There are some other titans currently in ailing health, but I'm too scared to even type their names.
	🥁 12:35pm Doug S.: Braxton came to Oberlin for a week-long master class and then concert when I was there in the early '80s. This was a few years after he had come and recorded his "Four Orchestras" piece for Arista. I interviewed him for the college radio station. I remember calling him where he was staying to set up the interview and he was brief with me on the phone because he wanted to get back to watching the NCAA college basketball tournament. I was just floored to imagine the legendary Braxton digging college basketball. It was like learning in kindergarden that your teacher went to the bathroom like everyone else. Awesome.
	12:43pm Jeff J: That's awesome Braxton is a college bball fan. There's some funny and unexpected stuff in "Forces in Motion" about him constantly eating at McDonald's on tour and mocking the vegetarians in his group.
	🥁 12:48pm Doug S.: PLEDGE ALERT...PLEDGE ALERT... Richard in Oak Park, Illinois, has moved the needle in the right direction. THANK YOU RICHARD!
	12:49pm Jeff J: Thank you Richard! That's incredibly kind and generous of you -- money very well spent on this Cyber Monday! THANK YOU!
	🥁 12:55pm Alf from Upstate: Cheesy lite makes me think of part-skim ricotta. Blech.
	12:57pm Jeff J: Accidentally deleted my comment - but yes, Alf, blech seems the right reaction anything cheesy lite. Jazz especially.
	1:05pm Jeff J: Being released on FMP, "Berlin Skyscraper" never got its full due in the U.S. Critic / Burnt Sugar maestro Greg Tate calls it one of the all-time great jazz albums. What're your Butch Morris fave releases / appearances?
	🥁 1:09pm Bill T.: Current Trends in Racism is a stunning work. I still really appreciate hearing Butch's cornet. Some of his performances on David Murray recordings are memorable.
	1:12pm Jeff J: Bill T - Current Trends coming up! A great work, for sure. Butch's cornet playing is undervalued, even by him. I agree that he's a wonderful soloist. Interesting how those Murray records were canonical in the 90s, but few people seem to talk about them today.
	🥁 1:17pm Doug S.: Does "jazz" have a better anthem than "Let the Music Take You"?
	1:45pm Jeff J: Post "The Clock," I keep forgetting about Christian Marclay the musician. I was surprised to remember that he's on this album. And a number of fine downtown jazz releases from the 80s.
	1:47pm Jeff J: Doug - That's a great tune! Been a while since I've heard it.
	2:11pm Jeff J: Too much Fela is never enough! I remember the first time Jeff G and I heard "Gentleman" and the top of our heads being knocked to the ceiling. It was everything we wanted post-James Brown funk to be - so hard, so aggressive, so complex, and pleasurable. Ya'll out there have fave Fela joints? Or ones you think are slept on within his massive discography?
	🥁 2:53pm Dervish: Where to begin with Fela? I've always been partial to "Coffin for Head of State."
	2:56pm Uncle Michael: What did I miss?
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: three hours of delights! thanks, jeff and jeff, for the fine show!
	2:59pm Jeff J: One more CYBER MONDAY reminder: No better way to spend your money today than a pledge to WFMU to help them repair the damage from Sandy and continue their exceptional programming. Just sayin'.
	2:59pm Jeff J: Thanks Listener James! Appreciate you tuning in.
	🥁 3:00pm Doug S.: This Fefer track is gorgeous. The melody has a lovely whiff of "Send in the Clowns" to it. I mean that as a compliment.
	3:02pm Jeff J: Dervish - "Coffin" is indeed a great one. "Confusion" has also been a fave around these parts.
	3:03pm Jeff J: Doug - Jeff G gets credit for the Fefer find. I agree it's a gem. He also gets credit for us going a bit overtime!
	🥁 3:04pm Doug S.: More D:O is a GO:OD thing.
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: dug it; will dig it again in the archives. goes delightfully with long writing projects.
	🥁 3:06pm Dan in Seattle: One el.
	3:06pm Jeff J: Thanks Dan!

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