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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: morning, jeff & jeff, and all the d:o lis'ners!
	12:01pm Doug S.: Who needs Gmail anyway, we've got D:O Radio!
	12:01pm Carmichael: Aloha, listeners and Jeffs.
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: So...spam goes here?
	12:05pm Doug S.: Listener Uncle Michael (see comment above) is the nephew of the gentleman who brought Dave Brubeck to Oberlin.
	12:07pm duke: howdy jeffs et al
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Quit spamming the G(TDR)Mail, Doug.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: My Uncle Jim, addressing the issue on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of this concert: http://www.oberlin.edu/con/bkstage/200302/jazz_at_oberlin.html
	12:11pm Jeff G: Hallo all! Sorry for the hinky start for the playlisting. My ship was listing.
	12:15pm Jeff G: Nice to see we are amid royalty, via Uncle Michael's Uncle Jim.
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: In the royal metaphor...let's just say that one day I hope to work my way up to food taster to the King.
	12:19pm Jeff G: According to Doug's email re this show this morning, we are STEAMING.
	12:23pm Doug S.: As the article Uncle Michael links to says, based on the success of the Brubeck concert, students at Oberlin started the "Oberlin College Jazz Club" to promote more such concerts at the school. One teenage townie from Oberlin, a fellow named John Seavers, became an ardent member of the club and participated in helping influence Oberlin's stodgy music conservatory to add jazz to its coverage. Twenty-seven years later, I'm a DJ on Oberlin's radio station WOBC and an older African-American gentleman becomes a regular caller during my shows. We talk endless about jazz and his richly detailed experiences seeing all the greats live. This fellow had left Oberlin in the mid-fifties for a career in the military and had only recently retired and moved back to Oberlin from Germany. It turned out that this man was John Seavers. At the time, WOBC had a strict students-only policy, but I was part of a group of young turks at the station trying to make it more representative of the surrounding community and, after several years' effort, John Seavers was given a jazz show on the station. Later he was named the station's jazz director and was himself a long-time beloved figure at the station.
	12:26pm Jeff G: That is an amazing story.
	12:26pm Doug S.: @Jeff G I blame the typo (gulp) on the Gmail outage.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Jeff, perhaps of greater interest to D:O, as I've shared with Doug, previously...Jim produced "Space is the Place" and founded the Other Minds festival in San Francisco with Charles Amirkhanian. Among other pursuits these days, nearing 80, Jim fills the baritone sax chair for the Junius Courtney band. And the degrees of separation that span 59 years and two people between Doug and myself is remarkable.
	12:28pm Jeff G: @Doug: Wait, you mean we aren't hot shit?
	12:29pm Doug S.: D:O Radio = Radio Unbreathable!
	12:29pm Jeff G: @Uncle Michael: astounding. My view on this kind of thing is generally, "And these people walk among us!"
	12:32pm Brian in UK: Evening crotchet of Jeffs. @Doug. Studs Turkel would have liked that story. Sad to hear of Ed Cassidy's demise last Thursday. A jazz drummer in a rock world made Spirit a better band.
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Needless to say, it's been a blessing to have my boho Uncle Jim to walk amongst, amid the rest of my light, seeded rye bread background. I will enjoy the next set in my motorcar...talk to you all soon.
	1:09pm Martha: Mary Halvorson is swoonsome.
	1:15pm Jeff G: @Martha: AGREED.
	2:45pm listener james from westwood: mahalo, moholo!
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: tomato, tomoto!
	2:52pm Dervish: OK, this is gorgeous.
	2:54pm Jeff G: Agreed, Dervish. Here's the mp3: cstrecords.com...
	2:55pm Jeff G: ...and more on the project here: www.saidthegramophone.com...
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: who else could easily hear another 3 hours of this program? raise your hands. many thanks for the fine show, jeff & jeff!
	3:03pm Jeff G: Thanks so much, ljfw! And you are entirely welcome. Was hoping folks were still listening, despite all quiet on the comment front...
	3:03pm Doug S.: Michael Mossman? I went to Oberlin with Michael Mossman. He plays on Braxton's "Four Orchestras" LP recorded at Oberlin.
	3:05pm Jeff G: Who DIDN'T you go to Oberlin with?
	3:06pm Doug S.: Buddy Bolden?
	3:08pm Uncle Michael: I was listening...hope it's not too late to say thanks!
	3:21pm Jeff G: Not at all! Thanks, Uncle Michael!

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December 10, 2012: Red velvet in winter.

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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
The Dave Brubeck Quartet	The Way You Look Tonight	Jazz at Oberlin	Fantasy	1953
Pete LaRoca	Lazy Afternoon "Lazy Afternoon" by "Pete LaRoca"	Basra	Blue Note	1965
David Murray	Let the Music Take You	Live at the Lower Manhattan Ocean Club	India Navigation	1977
Adam Lane's Full Throttle Orchestra	Lucia	Ashcan Rantings	Clean Feed	2010
Music behind DJ: Dick Khoza	Lilongwe "Lilongwe" by "Dick Khoza"	Chapita	The Sun	1976/2010	via Matsuli Music reissue
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O.	Helen Buddha, Miss Condom X	Son of a Bitches Brew	Important	2012
Aaron Novik	Secrets of the Holy Name (Donia)	Secrets of Secrets	Tzadik	2012
Anthony Davis	Section 2 (Sustained Tones)	Episteme	Gramavision	1981
Travis Laplante	Heart Protector "Heart Protector" by "Travis Laplante"	Heart Protector	Skirl	2011
Aych	Over Yonder "Over Yonder" by "Aych"	As the Crow Flies	Relative Pitch	2012
Music behind DJ: John Zorn	Snowfall "Snowfall" by "John Zorn"	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011
Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet	...to Walk In	Walk, Love, Sleep	Smalltown Superjazz	2012
Music behind DJ: Geri Allen	Red Velvet in Winter "Red Velvet in Winter" by "Geri Allen"	Flying Toward The Sound	Motéma	2010
Vinny Golia	Lop-sided heels and frayed shoes	Hell-Bent in the Pacific	NoBusiness	2012
Vinny Golia	Inessential melancholies	Hell-Bent in the Pacific	NoBusiness	2012
Vinny Golia	Full Moon (so that's a piano)	Abstractions and Retrocausalities	Nine Winds	2011
Music behind DJ: Junior Wells	We're Ready "We're Ready" by "Junior Wells"	Hoodoo Man Blues	Delmark	1965
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky	Talar "Talar" by "Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky"	SelbDritt	FMP	1980
K'Ploeng	Banana split "Banana split" by "K'Ploeng"	Live Performances	Klaxon	1978
Roscoe Mitchell Creative Orchestra	Sketches from Bamboo - Cyp I	Sketches from Bamboo	Moers	1979
Louis Moholo	Keep Your Heart Straight	Keep Your Heart Straight	Ogun	2012
Stefan Christoff w Matana Roberts	Duet for Abdelrazik (Winter Morning Blues)	Duets for Abdelrazik	Howl Arts	2012	http://howlarts.net/releases/
Stefan Christoff w Norman Nawrocki	Duet for Abdelrazik	Duets for Abdelrazik	Howl Arts	2012	http://howlarts.net/releases/
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: morning, jeff & jeff, and all the d:o lis'ners!
	12:01pm Doug S.: Who needs Gmail anyway, we've got D:O Radio!
	12:01pm Carmichael: Aloha, listeners and Jeffs.
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: So...spam goes here?
	12:05pm Doug S.: Listener Uncle Michael (see comment above) is the nephew of the gentleman who brought Dave Brubeck to Oberlin.
	12:07pm duke: howdy jeffs et al
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: Quit spamming the G(TDR)Mail, Doug.
	12:08pm Uncle Michael: My Uncle Jim, addressing the issue on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of this concert: http://www.oberlin.edu/con/bkstage/200302/jazz_at_oberlin.html
	12:11pm Jeff G: Hallo all! Sorry for the hinky start for the playlisting. My ship was listing.
	12:15pm Jeff G: Nice to see we are amid royalty, via Uncle Michael's Uncle Jim.
	12:18pm Uncle Michael: In the royal metaphor...let's just say that one day I hope to work my way up to food taster to the King.
	12:19pm Jeff G: According to Doug's email re this show this morning, we are STEAMING.
	12:23pm Doug S.: As the article Uncle Michael links to says, based on the success of the Brubeck concert, students at Oberlin started the "Oberlin College Jazz Club" to promote more such concerts at the school. One teenage townie from Oberlin, a fellow named John Seavers, became an ardent member of the club and participated in helping influence Oberlin's stodgy music conservatory to add jazz to its coverage. Twenty-seven years later, I'm a DJ on Oberlin's radio station WOBC and an older African-American gentleman becomes a regular caller during my shows. We talk endless about jazz and his richly detailed experiences seeing all the greats live. This fellow had left Oberlin in the mid-fifties for a career in the military and had only recently retired and moved back to Oberlin from Germany. It turned out that this man was John Seavers. At the time, WOBC had a strict students-only policy, but I was part of a group of young turks at the station trying to make it more representative of the surrounding community and, after several years' effort, John Seavers was given a jazz show on the station. Later he was named the station's jazz director and was himself a long-time beloved figure at the station.
	12:26pm Jeff G: That is an amazing story.
	12:26pm Doug S.: @Jeff G I blame the typo (gulp) on the Gmail outage.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: Jeff, perhaps of greater interest to D:O, as I've shared with Doug, previously...Jim produced "Space is the Place" and founded the Other Minds festival in San Francisco with Charles Amirkhanian. Among other pursuits these days, nearing 80, Jim fills the baritone sax chair for the Junius Courtney band. And the degrees of separation that span 59 years and two people between Doug and myself is remarkable.
	12:28pm Jeff G: @Doug: Wait, you mean we aren't hot shit?
	12:29pm Doug S.: D:O Radio = Radio Unbreathable!
	12:29pm Jeff G: @Uncle Michael: astounding. My view on this kind of thing is generally, "And these people walk among us!"
	12:32pm Brian in UK: Evening crotchet of Jeffs. @Doug. Studs Turkel would have liked that story. Sad to hear of Ed Cassidy's demise last Thursday. A jazz drummer in a rock world made Spirit a better band.
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Needless to say, it's been a blessing to have my boho Uncle Jim to walk amongst, amid the rest of my light, seeded rye bread background. I will enjoy the next set in my motorcar...talk to you all soon.
	1:09pm Martha: Mary Halvorson is swoonsome.
	1:15pm Jeff G: @Martha: AGREED.
	2:45pm listener james from westwood: mahalo, moholo!
	2:46pm Uncle Michael: tomato, tomoto!
	2:52pm Dervish: OK, this is gorgeous.
	2:54pm Jeff G: Agreed, Dervish. Here's the mp3: cstrecords.com...
	2:55pm Jeff G: ...and more on the project here: www.saidthegramophone.com...
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: who else could easily hear another 3 hours of this program? raise your hands. many thanks for the fine show, jeff & jeff!
	3:03pm Jeff G: Thanks so much, ljfw! And you are entirely welcome. Was hoping folks were still listening, despite all quiet on the comment front...
	3:03pm Doug S.: Michael Mossman? I went to Oberlin with Michael Mossman. He plays on Braxton's "Four Orchestras" LP recorded at Oberlin.
	3:05pm Jeff G: Who DIDN'T you go to Oberlin with?
	3:06pm Doug S.: Buddy Bolden?
	3:08pm Uncle Michael: I was listening...hope it's not too late to say thanks!
	3:21pm Jeff G: Not at all! Thanks, Uncle Michael!

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