WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from August 5, 2013

Listener comments!
	11:51am Uncle Michael: Can't wait to hear what a D:O tribute to Bear will sound like.
	11:59am Jeff Golick: Less Dead than you might think, UM (i.e., none).
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: "None" is exactly what I expected.
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: that's one of your trippier GIFs there! good monday, jeff & jeff and all on the stream!
	12:01pm Gary: Happy Monday
	🥁 12:01pm Doug Schulkind: D:O Radio, the trippier picker-upper!
	🥁 12:01pm duke: D:O I'm dropping in to drop out
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Though, some of the David Murray stuff wouldn't have surprised me.
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Well, then, we're right on track, UM!
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Jeffs and not-Jeffs
	🥁 12:02pm Brian in UK: Hello folks, how many dimensions are you planning to take us to today?
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Hiya hiya hiya, LJfW, Gary, duke, UM, & Doooooooooug!
	12:04pm northguineahills: Gonna take an early lunch, see you in a bit!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: What is shaking,fred! Welcome, Brian -- the Fifth Dimension, at least.
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: @northguineahills: Save some for the rest of us!
	12:11pm Shaun: WHOA, Jeff with the gif!
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: Not gonna lie: this is gonna be a weird one -- atypical D:O show.
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Shaun! If that gif gets to be too much, just let us know. Or, for some relief, you can stare at Bernie Carbo, below.
	12:12pm Shaun: Sets controls for the heart of the sump
	12:14pm Shaun: "It was after three days and nights of continuously staring at a gif that I made my great breakthrough..."
	🥁 12:14pm Brian in UK: @Shaun planning on getting well oiled?
	12:15pm Gary: Loving the Amon Düül II
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: "weird" and "atypical" ought to be on the top line of my résumé.
	12:16pm Jeff Golick: @LJfW: you seem the very picture of "when the going gets weird..."
	12:16pm fred: I don't mind weird. So it's Destination:Far Out today?
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: speaking of weird, atypical things, vocals category: we've lost a tuvan throat singer. nyti.ms...
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: @fred: ezzactly.
	12:18pm Jeff Golick: @LJfW: saw that sad news -- quite a nice big NYT obit, though, considering.
	🥁 12:18pm hyde: woooo, it's d:o with more baseball talk. Jeff, were you really at that same Fenway Sox-Brewers game as I where the Boomer won it with a slam? It was the first game of a doubleheader, May 1977.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: "... the weird and atypical turn pro." heh, indeed; my halloween costume from 2008. went to the party with a press pass & an honest-to-god portable manual typewriter and wrote dispatches about the upcoming election.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: it's also a margalit fox obit, which makes for extra-fine memorializing.
	12:19pm Shaun: @Brian Sorry, I filtered you out for a bit there.
	12:20pm MATCHING MOLE: Hi Jeff, Has the great chemist now gone to the sky?
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: @Mole: in 2011
	🥁 12:22pm hyde: Mahavishnu is one of those bands I LOVED in high school, went cold on for many many years but is now starting to sound pretty darn good again.
	🥁 12:22pm Doug Schulkind: @Listener James from Westwood Do you remember when Robert McG. Thomas was the NYT's lead obit writer? He was brilliant. Then he, um, died.
	🥁 12:23pm Brian in UK: @james ah Richard Feynman. @Shaun Feeling pissed 'n shattered myself.
	12:23pm MATCHING MOLE: so you have just randomly chosen Stanley as today's theme?
	🥁 12:24pm Brian in UK: In a random universe etc.............
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: @MM: not so much today's theme, as perhaps guiding light? Or touchstone? Or, uh, t(r)ip off?
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: I own a copy of 52 McGs. A book that simply collects 52 of his obits. Endlessly fascinating.
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: So the DJ on the regular FMU stream now is working on a book "provisionally titled Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America about the Deadhead continuum and very far beyond." So I...uh...yeah.
	12:27pm MATCHING MOLE: will you be tripped out the whole show or will the psychedelics be waering off soon?
	12:28pm Jeff Golick: @MM: It's going to be pretty trippy all the way through.
	12:28pm Jeff Golick: (...to varying degrees.)
	🥁 12:29pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff My wife referenced Robert McG in her valedictory speech at law school graduation. David Dinkins, who spoke after her as the school's honorary graduate nodded to Jessie and said something like, "I'm just glad you haven't read about me yet."
	12:34pm Shaun: Does GTDS always showi on the WFMU front page now without clicking 'show all channels'?
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: I have often wondered how many of us have "skeletons" in our closets.
	12:34pm listener james from westwood: @Doug: i will have to look for his name in the compilations of the obits I recently noticed are available; thanks!
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: back shortly...hopefully
	12:35pm fred: @Shaun: only when there's a live show in progress
	12:38pm Shaun: @fred Ah, cheers. I thought it'd gone mainstream, there and was getting ready to prefer its earlier stuff.
	12:39pm Jeff Golick: Hope so, too, @UM! @Doug: Your wife's coolness knows no bounds.
	🥁 12:39pm Doug Schulkind: @Shaun Fred is correct. When a program is airing on the Drummer Stream, it appears automagically on the home page. If the stream is just playing its 24-hour queue of semi-random tracks, you have to click on "Show all channels" to reveal the NOW PLAYING info.
	12:44pm MATCHING MOLE: Great stuff Jeff. Won't need to listen to Tony Caulter's show this week to get my weekly musical high, you have done it!
	🥁 12:48pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Speaking of Tony Coulter, his show tomorrow is another "Tape Hiss." The unheard/underappreciated bands featured on the program will be Walls of Genius, The Sweet Pups, Pappy Gunn, and The Rowboats. Tune in tomorrow at Noon here on Give the Drummer Radio. And don't forget, Tape Hiss shows are not archived, so you have to catch them LIVE!
	12:48pm Jeff Golick: @MM: Oh, delighted to hear it! Thought we might have lost you there...
	12:49pm Shaun: @Doug All hail Kenzo's llive playlists.
	12:50pm Shaun: That's Welsh for live playlists.
	12:50pm MATCHING MOLE: talking about psychedelic jazz - Once heard Joe Henderson's Elements album from the early 70s that I believe had Alice Coltrane on it. Are the other Joe Henderson albums from that period as Psychedelic?
	🥁 12:50pm Doug Schulkind: It's allive! It's allive!
	12:50pm Jeff Golick: @Shaun: Funny you should mention it. Wales is one of our global stops.
	12:51pm Jeff Golick: @MM: ...as is THE ELEMENTS!
	12:51pm fred: Kenzo's playlists are great, yet his show is even better. Mind-blowing stuff there
	🥁 12:52pm Doug Schulkind: @Matching Mole Henderson's "The Elements" indeed does have Alice C. on it. I use a track from that record ("Water") as a music bed every so often.
	12:52pm listener james from westwood: i woke up thinking of "tape hiss" this morning, in fact. i think the program grid has burned itself into my hypothalamus.
	12:53pm MATCHING MOLE: Personnel[edit] Joe Henderson - tenor sax, flute, alto flute Alice Coltrane - piano, harp, Tambura, harmonium Charlie Haden - bass Leon "Ndugu" Chancler - drums (1, 4) Kenneth Nash - narrator (4), flute (3), congas, North African Sakara Drum, bells, gong, percussion Baba Duru Oshun - percussion, Tabla Michael White - violin on The Elements
	12:56pm Shaun: Acid Mothers do an acoustic set(!) at the Cafe Oto later this year. Sorely tempted.
	12:57pm Jeff Golick: @Shaun: !!!
	12:59pm listener james from westwood: terrific first hour!!
	🥁 12:59pm hyde: @Shaun whoa
	1:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, listener James!
	🥁 1:01pm Doug Schulkind: I once took a master class with percussionist Kenneth Nash. He was terrific, but the only thing I remember is one of the other students calling him Kenny and Nash correcting him: "It's Kenneth." I was cool with that.
	🥁 1:06pm hyde: public service announcement: here's the inconstant sol link for Gruppo di Improvisazione inconstantsol.blogspot.com...
	1:09pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @hyde!
	1:12pm bgporter: Man, I have to quit missing the first hour. I'm going to have to listen again next week.
	🥁 1:14pm Brian in UK: @Shaun do you go to Cafe Oto? Funny gig I have seen Meg Baird there as well as Mike Cooper at different times. Ofcourse Sun Ra's boys have played there too.
	1:23pm fred: Cumbia!
	🥁 1:27pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I guess GTDR is going to start its Radio Show drug testing program next week. If we started today, we'd break the equipment.
	🥁 1:27pm duke: enjoying the show, but I gotta go. Really enjoyed the D:O premium that arrived in the mail this weekend.
	1:27pm MATCHING MOLE: bgporter: like the Ornette cover you are using - Dancing in your Head - has something to do with the Joujouka Master musicians that Brian Jones made an album with?
	1:28pm fred: @Jeff: I recommend this Argentinean band (based in france), Radikal Satan: radikalsatan.org There are sometimes cumbia elements, bits of tango, and a tasty stew of other things. Their records are downloadable for free on their site. They're at their best live
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: @duke: that's great! Glad you (finally!) got it. Catch you on the flip.
	1:29pm Stanley: Hi Jeff, finally made it home. Nice psychedelic vibe going on. Brian - Cafe Oto looks great. If I was there I would definitely try to catch Peter Brötzmann this weekend. His stuff sends me.
	1:29pm northguineahills: doooode!
	1:29pm Jeff Golick: @fred: sounds amazing; will def check it out. Thanks for the link!
	1:32pm Marc: Great stuff!! I'm loving the Lula Cortes!
	1:32pm MATCHING MOLE: Jeff - do you view Ornette's seventies band Science Fiction as his attempt at psychedelic rock like Bitches Brew? or something else completely?
	1:32pm Jeff Golick: @Stanley: was it a long, strange trip? (Sorry.) @ngh: dude.
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: @MM: I tend to view everything Ornette does as "something else completely." He's onto his own thing, and has been from pretty much the beginning. Just one person's opinion, of course!
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: @Marc: sweet; thanks for chiming in!
	1:34pm MATCHING MOLE: Jeff will you be playing anything from the grateful dead's jazz funk album - Blues for Allah?
	1:34pm Stanley: @Jeff - so far the whole thing has been a long strange trip, if I think about it.
	1:35pm Jeff Golick: @MM: that'd be a no.
	1:35pm northguineahills: Never heard this Kevin Ayers.
	1:38pm MATCHING MOLE: Jeff - same as Santana track that opened Lotus?
	1:38pm fred: @Jeff: totally agree with that assessment: "Ornette" = "something else completely". I saw him four years ago at a festival and he stayed a long long time on the edge of the stage signing stuff and chatting. One of a kind
	1:41pm MATCHING MOLE: suppose you would say the same thing about his Dancing in your head album. It was sold to me in the early 90s as Ornette's jazz funk psychedelic album. But on listening to it I found the rather repetetive groove had little to do with either label.
	1:44pm northguineahills: Alice after Ayers, deep!
	1:49pm northguineahills: Made some yummy veggie curry pies this weekend. Lunch, round II!
	🥁 1:49pm hyde: the Alice Coltrane thing I always go back to is Universal Consciousness. I have listened to that CD endlessly.
	1:50pm listener james from westwood: those pies sound delightful. i need to figure out how to make curries in bulk for quick thawing and dinner over rice.
	1:52pm Shaun: Aaaand the ac power has come back. Sorry @Brian never been to the Oto. Too much good stuff's midweek' like the Bill Orcutt + Mike Cooper :(
	1:52pm Jeff Golick: @hyde: No doubt that's a wonderful Alice record. Around that time she could do no wrong in our eyes/ears.
	1:53pm Shaun: Ee gwil-oo-ear?
	1:53pm northguineahills: Made 3 large 12" pies. Used my own jalapenos for the heat along w/ other spices. Red & white potatoes, sweet potatoes, and pureed butternut squash. Oh, and leeks and onions, garlic, etc.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: @Shaun: works for us! Ta.
	1:57pm Shaun: 'Welsh Rare Beat' is bad enough to be one of mine.
	2:02pm fred: This set makes a lot of sense. Either it's a gem of DJ-craft or I'm having an acid flashback. I never dropped acid, so it must be the former
	🥁 2:02pm Brian in UK: @Stanley if I were in Edinburgh I would thoroughly recommend a visit here. The Man Ray & Peter Doig are well worth it. That is Lee Miller in the Man Ray. What a woman!!! www.nationalgalleries.org...
	🥁 2:02pm Doug Schulkind: Jesus, this show should win a Pulitzer.
	2:03pm MATCHING MOLE: Dancing in your head!
	2:05pm fred: There's an Aylerish side to this S.O.S. track... high praise from me
	2:07pm MATCHING MOLE: never - Jeff playing The Beatles! shock
	2:07pm bgporter: Hoping that you have some Tom Zé queued up...
	2:07pm fred: That set tips it: I'm starring this show
	2:08pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, we did it.
	🥁 2:08pm Brian in UK: Y Gwylwyl = The watchers or the holidaymakers.
	2:09pm fred: I meant today's show, D:O has had a star for a while
	🥁 2:11pm Brian in UK: We had a five curry Saturday. Mutton, Jack fruit, Dry potato, Beetroot/Moong dahl & three Aubergine/green bean with rice & string hoppers. Then homemade proper cheesecake.
	2:13pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Brian. And fred! Also: HUNGRY.
	2:13pm northguineahills: Damn, sounds downdiggity, Brian!
	2:13pm listener james from westwood: damn straight on the hunger count. all these curries are making me rumbly. and i just ate!
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: I have no problem with the Monkees. There are some great records in their catalog. But come on, they're the Grass Roots with sitcom residuals.
	2:15pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello all GTDSers. First time I've been able to listen to D:O. Sure been missing alot, Jeff!
	2:15pm Stanley: Brian - there you go again with the Sri Lankan delicacies. Thanks for the heads up on the Man Ray exhibition but I have already that in my sights. Love Lee Miller, even got a book of her portraits (reaches for dusty book off shelf)
	2:16pm listener james from westwood: howdy, kevin!
	🥁 2:18pm Brian in UK: Stanley it is so sad that when she was a WW2 photographer the images of Buchenwald affected her longterm. Would it not anyone who was there. Peter Doig is a must. I saw a similar one at the Tate in London town.
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: @KevinfromBayRidge: Hellooo, fellow Brooklynite!
	2:23pm Jeff Golick: Love how this Bley tune has the changes of a pop love song, with Annette getting freakified over everything.
	2:23pm Stanley: @Brian - thanks, I do not know Peter Doig but I will try to get to it. That and the Man Ray visit will earn me extra kudos with the missus, who is an Art Historian and thinks I'm a bit of a philistine.
	2:24pm northguineahills: Saw the Sound Art preview at MOMA this weekend. Lot's of fun, I'd recommend it. Even the gf, who's not always into abstract sound, enjoyed it. (thank god she's a member via her office).
	2:25pm northguineahills: I need the Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show album!
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: I missed the bulk of what looks like a very interesting show. I will have to hit the archive.
	🥁 2:25pm Brian in UK: Phyllis Stein, Lovely gurl.
	🥁 2:31pm Brian in UK: I gotta get back on the bus. FURTHER. Now there is a great writer. Oh Kesey, Sometimes a Great Notion, wonderful book.
	🥁 2:33pm Brian in UK: Wake it and shake it, wag it and shag it.
	🥁 2:33pm hyde: @Brian I liked Sometimes a Great Notion a lot too. I had always heard how terrible it was, but when I read it I thought it was great.
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: "Furthur"
	2:36pm Jeff Golick: @ngh: Would love to see that MOMA show. Nice work being close to a member (TWSS). Has anyone in/around NYC seen the Turrell show at the Guggenheim?
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: Speaking of the bus, Tom Wolfe's KOOL-AID ACID TEST holds up.
	🥁 2:45pm Brian in UK: Great show Jeffs "Side Trips"
	2:46pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Brian! A good evening to you!
	2:47pm Dervish: Unbelievably beautiful. Thank you DO.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I can recall reading Acid Test and Hunter Thompson's Hell's Angels anf then parts of both a second time since one event, a Hell's Angels party, is recounted in both books. Needless to say, the two authors saw the event differently.
	🥁 2:49pm hyde: @Jeff what isn't good is that "Magic Trip" movie that got made out of the footage that was shot on/around the bus. The footage is cool, but as a doc. it's really disappointing.
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Dervish, and you're welcome!
	2:50pm listener james from westwood: i think kesey borrowed the tapes hst made of the event when he was writing "acid." would have to read thru thompson's letters again to confirm (btw, the two published hst letter collections are quite fascinating, esp. those from his hardscrabble early years).
	2:51pm Jeff Golick: @hyde: haven't seen that. Can imagine the footage not needing so much help to be interesting. What sunk it? Talking heads?
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: I can't wait to listen to all of this show.
	2:51pm northguineahills: I love this Jon Hassell!
	2:52pm Jeff Golick: @UM: I would venture to say that those two individuals saw pretty much everything differently.
	2:53pm Jeff Golick: @ngh: re this Hassell: "Dream theory In Malaya is titled after a paper by visionary anthropologist Kilton Stewart, who in 1935 visited a remarkable highland tribe of Malayan aborigines, the Senoi, whose happiness and well-being were linked to their morning custom of family dream-telling, where a child's fearful dream of falling was praised as a gift to learn to fly the next night and where a dream-song or dance was taught to a neighbouring tribe to create a common bond beyond differences of custom. The Semelai are another tribe not far from the Senoi but who live in the largest swamp area of Malaya, A recorded fragment of their joy-filled watersplash rhythm was re-structured and became the the generating force for the composition Malay, as well as providing a thematic guide for the entire recording."
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: Agreed. Seeing the difference, illustrated that way on the printed page, was pretty illuminating to 22-ish me.
	2:54pm Jeff Golick: (via Discogs: www.discogs.com...)
	2:54pm fred: I must confess to being totally unable to relate to both Wolfe and Thompson, and the whole era generally. I guess I'm more of a punk really
	🥁 2:54pm hyde: @Jeff it's just kind of uninspiring. It doesn't really contextualize the footage well or add anything to the narrative, if you sort of know the story already. And if you don't, I can't imagine you'd learn a whole lot. It is worth seeing at least for the footage, though. Unsurprisingly, the makers said a lot of what was shot was useless due to its being out of focus etc.
	2:55pm northguineahills: Sweet, Jeff. I have the LP, but never delved that far into the concept behind it.
	2:55pm MATCHING MOLE: Great show Jeff - Guess from your response there were no more Joe Henderson albums as psychedelic as The Elements?
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: @MM: Not that I'm aware of!
	2:57pm fred: Clap clap clap! This was a great show Jeff!
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: @MM: also thanks!
	2:58pm Jeff Golick: @fred: Thanks!
	2:59pm MATCHING MOLE: reminds me of Popol Vuh - soundtrack music, Ash Ra Temple, and the obscure Kraurock band - Between!
	🥁 2:59pm hyde: that must have been a good show, I'm having flashbacks
	2:59pm listener james from westwood: tour de force of a show, jeff and jeff. thanks for the trip!
	2:59pm Jeff Golick: Well, it is on Brain...!
	3:00pm northguineahills: Thanks Jeffs! This fractaliscious!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Set and setting...
	3:01pm Stanley: Stupendous show.
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: I recommend A Love Supreme on mushrooms. Just sayin'...
	3:02pm MATCHING MOLE: got the munchies!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: Gratzi, @ngh; @Stanley, @MM; @UM --- see you in the sidebars of tomorrow.
	3:28pm Jeff Golick: Ps. How is it that both live shows on WFMU from 12-3pm today played Gruppo di Improvisazione Nuova Consonanza? Or does that happen all the time? www.wfmu.org...

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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
Camel Heads	Meteors "Meteors" by "Camel Heads"	Anoluz	Captcha Records	2012	http://camelheads.bandcamp.com/album/anoluz
Amon Düül II	Eye Shaking King "Eye Shaking King" by "Amon Düül II"	Yeti	Liberty	1970
Mahavishnu Orchestra	Awakening "Awakening" by "Mahavishnu Orchestra"	The Inner Mounting Flame	CBS	1972
Morgan Delt	Galactic Grids "Galactic Grids" by "Morgan Delt"	Psychic Death Hole	Inflatable Tapes	2012	http://morgandelt.bandcamp.com/album/psychic-death-hole
Music behind DJ: Courtly Illusion Limited	untitled	Courtly Illusion Limited	Coyote Image	2013	http://coyoteimage.bandcamp.com/album/courtly-illusion-limited
Ofo The Black Company	Allah Wakbarr	World Psychedelic Classics 3: Love's A Real Thing	Luaka Bop	2005	comp.
Honny & The Bees Band	Psychedelic Woman	Ghana Soundz: Afro-Beat, Funk and Fusion in '70s Ghana	Soundway	2002	comp.
Gruppo di Improvisazione Nuova Consonanza	Quasars	The Feed-Back	RCA Italiana	1970
Charanjit Singh	Raga Bhairav "Raga Bhairav" by "Charanjit Singh"	Synthesizing: Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat	The Gramophone Company Of India Ltd.	1983
Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O.	Tabata Mitsuru	Son of a Bitches Brew	Important	2012
Sun Ra	Yucatan [Impulse! version]	Atlantis	Impulse!	1973
Angus MacLise	Haight Riot Mime "Haight Riot Mime" by "Angus MacLise"	Brain Damage in Oklahoma City	Quakebasket/Siltbreeze	2000	rec. 67-70, somewhere in there
Music behind DJ: Chris Schlarb	Daughters of Ursa Major	Psychic Temple	Sounds Are Active	2011
Gilberto Gil	2001 "2001" by "Gilberto Gil"	Gilberto Gil	Philips	1969
Caetano Veloso	Lost in the Paradise	Caetano Veloso	Philips	1969
Rita Lee	Vamos Tratar da Saude "Vamos Tratar da Saude" by "Rita Lee"	Hoje É O Primeiro Dia Do Resto Da Sua Vida	Polydor	1972
Gal Costa	Vou Recomeçar "Vou Recomeçar" by "Gal Costa"	Gal Costa	Phillips	1969
Los Mirlos	El Milagro Verde "El Milagro Verde" by "Los Mirlos"	The Roots of Chica: Psychedelic Cumbias from Peru	Barbès	2007
Lula Côrtes e Zé Ramalho	Omm "Omm" by "Lula Côrtes e Zé Ramalho"	Paêbirú	Solar	1975
Kevin Ayers	Oleh Oleh Bandu Bandong	Joy of a Toy	Harvest	1969
Alice Coltrane	Going Home "Going Home" by "Alice Coltrane"	Lord of Lords	Impulse!	1972
Music behind DJ: Herbie Mann	Flying "Flying" by "Herbie Mann"	Stone Flute	Embryo	1970
Bran	Y Gwylwyr "Y Gwylwyr" by "Bran"	Welsh Rare Beat
Broadcast	In Here the World Begins	Mother Is the Milky Way	Warp	2009
Pink Floyd	Arnold Layne "Arnold Layne" by "Pink Floyd"	Relics	Starline	1971	(comp.) single, 1967
The Soft Boys	You'll Have to Go Sideways	Underwater Moonlight	Armageddon	1980
S.O.S.	The Mountain Road "The Mountain Road" by "S.O.S."	Looking for the Next One	Cuneiform	2013	rec. 1975 - http://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/looking-for-the-next-one
The Beatles	You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)	Past Masters Vol. 2	Apple
The Monkees	Porpoise Song "Porpoise Song" by "The Monkees"	Porpoise Song b/w As We Go Along	Colgems	1968
Ennio Morricone	Spiriti "Spiriti" by "Ennio Morricone"	Crime and Dissonance	Ipecac	2005	comp.
Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show	Mr. Joy	Revenge: The Bigger the Love, the Greater the Hate	Polydor	1971
Small Faces	Here Comes the Nice "Here Comes the Nice" by "Small Faces"	There Are But Four Small Faces	Immediate	1967
Music behind DJ: Camper Van Beethoven	Interstellar Overdrive	Camper Van Beethoven	Pitch-a-Tent	1986
Joe Henderson feat. Alice Coltrane	Fire	The Elements	Milestone	1974
Pharoah Sanders	Spiritual Blessing	Elevation	Impulse!	1974
Jon Hassell	Dream Theory "Dream Theory" by "Jon Hassell"	Dream Theory in Malaya - Fourth World Vol 2	Editions EG	1981
Yatha Sidra	Part 4 "Part 4" by "Yatha Sidra"	A Meditation Mass	Brain	1974
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:51am Uncle Michael: Can't wait to hear what a D:O tribute to Bear will sound like.
	11:59am Jeff Golick: Less Dead than you might think, UM (i.e., none).
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: "None" is exactly what I expected.
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: that's one of your trippier GIFs there! good monday, jeff & jeff and all on the stream!
	12:01pm Gary: Happy Monday
	🥁 12:01pm Doug Schulkind: D:O Radio, the trippier picker-upper!
	🥁 12:01pm duke: D:O I'm dropping in to drop out
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Though, some of the David Murray stuff wouldn't have surprised me.
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Well, then, we're right on track, UM!
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Jeffs and not-Jeffs
	🥁 12:02pm Brian in UK: Hello folks, how many dimensions are you planning to take us to today?
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Hiya hiya hiya, LJfW, Gary, duke, UM, & Doooooooooug!
	12:04pm northguineahills: Gonna take an early lunch, see you in a bit!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: What is shaking,fred! Welcome, Brian -- the Fifth Dimension, at least.
	12:08pm Jeff Golick: @northguineahills: Save some for the rest of us!
	12:11pm Shaun: WHOA, Jeff with the gif!
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: Not gonna lie: this is gonna be a weird one -- atypical D:O show.
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Shaun! If that gif gets to be too much, just let us know. Or, for some relief, you can stare at Bernie Carbo, below.
	12:12pm Shaun: Sets controls for the heart of the sump
	12:14pm Shaun: "It was after three days and nights of continuously staring at a gif that I made my great breakthrough..."
	🥁 12:14pm Brian in UK: @Shaun planning on getting well oiled?
	12:15pm Gary: Loving the Amon Düül II
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: "weird" and "atypical" ought to be on the top line of my résumé.
	12:16pm Jeff Golick: @LJfW: you seem the very picture of "when the going gets weird..."
	12:16pm fred: I don't mind weird. So it's Destination:Far Out today?
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: speaking of weird, atypical things, vocals category: we've lost a tuvan throat singer. nyti.ms...
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: @fred: ezzactly.
	12:18pm Jeff Golick: @LJfW: saw that sad news -- quite a nice big NYT obit, though, considering.
	🥁 12:18pm hyde: woooo, it's d:o with more baseball talk. Jeff, were you really at that same Fenway Sox-Brewers game as I where the Boomer won it with a slam? It was the first game of a doubleheader, May 1977.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: "... the weird and atypical turn pro." heh, indeed; my halloween costume from 2008. went to the party with a press pass & an honest-to-god portable manual typewriter and wrote dispatches about the upcoming election.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: it's also a margalit fox obit, which makes for extra-fine memorializing.
	12:19pm Shaun: @Brian Sorry, I filtered you out for a bit there.
	12:20pm MATCHING MOLE: Hi Jeff, Has the great chemist now gone to the sky?
	12:21pm Uncle Michael: @Mole: in 2011
	🥁 12:22pm hyde: Mahavishnu is one of those bands I LOVED in high school, went cold on for many many years but is now starting to sound pretty darn good again.
	🥁 12:22pm Doug Schulkind: @Listener James from Westwood Do you remember when Robert McG. Thomas was the NYT's lead obit writer? He was brilliant. Then he, um, died.
	🥁 12:23pm Brian in UK: @james ah Richard Feynman. @Shaun Feeling pissed 'n shattered myself.
	12:23pm MATCHING MOLE: so you have just randomly chosen Stanley as today's theme?
	🥁 12:24pm Brian in UK: In a random universe etc.............
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: @MM: not so much today's theme, as perhaps guiding light? Or touchstone? Or, uh, t(r)ip off?
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: I own a copy of 52 McGs. A book that simply collects 52 of his obits. Endlessly fascinating.
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: So the DJ on the regular FMU stream now is working on a book "provisionally titled Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America about the Deadhead continuum and very far beyond." So I...uh...yeah.
	12:27pm MATCHING MOLE: will you be tripped out the whole show or will the psychedelics be waering off soon?
	12:28pm Jeff Golick: @MM: It's going to be pretty trippy all the way through.
	12:28pm Jeff Golick: (...to varying degrees.)
	🥁 12:29pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff My wife referenced Robert McG in her valedictory speech at law school graduation. David Dinkins, who spoke after her as the school's honorary graduate nodded to Jessie and said something like, "I'm just glad you haven't read about me yet."
	12:34pm Shaun: Does GTDS always showi on the WFMU front page now without clicking 'show all channels'?
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: I have often wondered how many of us have "skeletons" in our closets.
	12:34pm listener james from westwood: @Doug: i will have to look for his name in the compilations of the obits I recently noticed are available; thanks!
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: back shortly...hopefully
	12:35pm fred: @Shaun: only when there's a live show in progress
	12:38pm Shaun: @fred Ah, cheers. I thought it'd gone mainstream, there and was getting ready to prefer its earlier stuff.
	12:39pm Jeff Golick: Hope so, too, @UM! @Doug: Your wife's coolness knows no bounds.
	🥁 12:39pm Doug Schulkind: @Shaun Fred is correct. When a program is airing on the Drummer Stream, it appears automagically on the home page. If the stream is just playing its 24-hour queue of semi-random tracks, you have to click on "Show all channels" to reveal the NOW PLAYING info.
	12:44pm MATCHING MOLE: Great stuff Jeff. Won't need to listen to Tony Caulter's show this week to get my weekly musical high, you have done it!
	🥁 12:48pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Speaking of Tony Coulter, his show tomorrow is another "Tape Hiss." The unheard/underappreciated bands featured on the program will be Walls of Genius, The Sweet Pups, Pappy Gunn, and The Rowboats. Tune in tomorrow at Noon here on Give the Drummer Radio. And don't forget, Tape Hiss shows are not archived, so you have to catch them LIVE!
	12:48pm Jeff Golick: @MM: Oh, delighted to hear it! Thought we might have lost you there...
	12:49pm Shaun: @Doug All hail Kenzo's llive playlists.
	12:50pm Shaun: That's Welsh for live playlists.
	12:50pm MATCHING MOLE: talking about psychedelic jazz - Once heard Joe Henderson's Elements album from the early 70s that I believe had Alice Coltrane on it. Are the other Joe Henderson albums from that period as Psychedelic?
	🥁 12:50pm Doug Schulkind: It's allive! It's allive!
	12:50pm Jeff Golick: @Shaun: Funny you should mention it. Wales is one of our global stops.
	12:51pm Jeff Golick: @MM: ...as is THE ELEMENTS!
	12:51pm fred: Kenzo's playlists are great, yet his show is even better. Mind-blowing stuff there
	🥁 12:52pm Doug Schulkind: @Matching Mole Henderson's "The Elements" indeed does have Alice C. on it. I use a track from that record ("Water") as a music bed every so often.
	12:52pm listener james from westwood: i woke up thinking of "tape hiss" this morning, in fact. i think the program grid has burned itself into my hypothalamus.
	12:53pm MATCHING MOLE: Personnel[edit] Joe Henderson - tenor sax, flute, alto flute Alice Coltrane - piano, harp, Tambura, harmonium Charlie Haden - bass Leon "Ndugu" Chancler - drums (1, 4) Kenneth Nash - narrator (4), flute (3), congas, North African Sakara Drum, bells, gong, percussion Baba Duru Oshun - percussion, Tabla Michael White - violin on The Elements
	12:56pm Shaun: Acid Mothers do an acoustic set(!) at the Cafe Oto later this year. Sorely tempted.
	12:57pm Jeff Golick: @Shaun: !!!
	12:59pm listener james from westwood: terrific first hour!!
	🥁 12:59pm hyde: @Shaun whoa
	1:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, listener James!
	🥁 1:01pm Doug Schulkind: I once took a master class with percussionist Kenneth Nash. He was terrific, but the only thing I remember is one of the other students calling him Kenny and Nash correcting him: "It's Kenneth." I was cool with that.
	🥁 1:06pm hyde: public service announcement: here's the inconstant sol link for Gruppo di Improvisazione inconstantsol.blogspot.com...
	1:09pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @hyde!
	1:12pm bgporter: Man, I have to quit missing the first hour. I'm going to have to listen again next week.
	🥁 1:14pm Brian in UK: @Shaun do you go to Cafe Oto? Funny gig I have seen Meg Baird there as well as Mike Cooper at different times. Ofcourse Sun Ra's boys have played there too.
	1:23pm fred: Cumbia!
	🥁 1:27pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff Golick I guess GTDR is going to start its Radio Show drug testing program next week. If we started today, we'd break the equipment.
	🥁 1:27pm duke: enjoying the show, but I gotta go. Really enjoyed the D:O premium that arrived in the mail this weekend.
	1:27pm MATCHING MOLE: bgporter: like the Ornette cover you are using - Dancing in your Head - has something to do with the Joujouka Master musicians that Brian Jones made an album with?
	1:28pm fred: @Jeff: I recommend this Argentinean band (based in france), Radikal Satan: radikalsatan.org There are sometimes cumbia elements, bits of tango, and a tasty stew of other things. Their records are downloadable for free on their site. They're at their best live
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: @duke: that's great! Glad you (finally!) got it. Catch you on the flip.
	1:29pm Stanley: Hi Jeff, finally made it home. Nice psychedelic vibe going on. Brian - Cafe Oto looks great. If I was there I would definitely try to catch Peter Brötzmann this weekend. His stuff sends me.
	1:29pm northguineahills: doooode!
	1:29pm Jeff Golick: @fred: sounds amazing; will def check it out. Thanks for the link!
	1:32pm Marc: Great stuff!! I'm loving the Lula Cortes!
	1:32pm MATCHING MOLE: Jeff - do you view Ornette's seventies band Science Fiction as his attempt at psychedelic rock like Bitches Brew? or something else completely?
	1:32pm Jeff Golick: @Stanley: was it a long, strange trip? (Sorry.) @ngh: dude.
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: @MM: I tend to view everything Ornette does as "something else completely." He's onto his own thing, and has been from pretty much the beginning. Just one person's opinion, of course!
	1:33pm Jeff Golick: @Marc: sweet; thanks for chiming in!
	1:34pm MATCHING MOLE: Jeff will you be playing anything from the grateful dead's jazz funk album - Blues for Allah?
	1:34pm Stanley: @Jeff - so far the whole thing has been a long strange trip, if I think about it.
	1:35pm Jeff Golick: @MM: that'd be a no.
	1:35pm northguineahills: Never heard this Kevin Ayers.
	1:38pm MATCHING MOLE: Jeff - same as Santana track that opened Lotus?
	1:38pm fred: @Jeff: totally agree with that assessment: "Ornette" = "something else completely". I saw him four years ago at a festival and he stayed a long long time on the edge of the stage signing stuff and chatting. One of a kind
	1:41pm MATCHING MOLE: suppose you would say the same thing about his Dancing in your head album. It was sold to me in the early 90s as Ornette's jazz funk psychedelic album. But on listening to it I found the rather repetetive groove had little to do with either label.
	1:44pm northguineahills: Alice after Ayers, deep!
	1:49pm northguineahills: Made some yummy veggie curry pies this weekend. Lunch, round II!
	🥁 1:49pm hyde: the Alice Coltrane thing I always go back to is Universal Consciousness. I have listened to that CD endlessly.
	1:50pm listener james from westwood: those pies sound delightful. i need to figure out how to make curries in bulk for quick thawing and dinner over rice.
	1:52pm Shaun: Aaaand the ac power has come back. Sorry @Brian never been to the Oto. Too much good stuff's midweek' like the Bill Orcutt + Mike Cooper :(
	1:52pm Jeff Golick: @hyde: No doubt that's a wonderful Alice record. Around that time she could do no wrong in our eyes/ears.
	1:53pm Shaun: Ee gwil-oo-ear?
	1:53pm northguineahills: Made 3 large 12" pies. Used my own jalapenos for the heat along w/ other spices. Red & white potatoes, sweet potatoes, and pureed butternut squash. Oh, and leeks and onions, garlic, etc.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: @Shaun: works for us! Ta.
	1:57pm Shaun: 'Welsh Rare Beat' is bad enough to be one of mine.
	2:02pm fred: This set makes a lot of sense. Either it's a gem of DJ-craft or I'm having an acid flashback. I never dropped acid, so it must be the former
	🥁 2:02pm Brian in UK: @Stanley if I were in Edinburgh I would thoroughly recommend a visit here. The Man Ray & Peter Doig are well worth it. That is Lee Miller in the Man Ray. What a woman!!! www.nationalgalleries.org...
	🥁 2:02pm Doug Schulkind: Jesus, this show should win a Pulitzer.
	2:03pm MATCHING MOLE: Dancing in your head!
	2:05pm fred: There's an Aylerish side to this S.O.S. track... high praise from me
	2:07pm MATCHING MOLE: never - Jeff playing The Beatles! shock
	2:07pm bgporter: Hoping that you have some Tom Zé queued up...
	2:07pm fred: That set tips it: I'm starring this show
	2:08pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, we did it.
	🥁 2:08pm Brian in UK: Y Gwylwyl = The watchers or the holidaymakers.
	2:09pm fred: I meant today's show, D:O has had a star for a while
	🥁 2:11pm Brian in UK: We had a five curry Saturday. Mutton, Jack fruit, Dry potato, Beetroot/Moong dahl & three Aubergine/green bean with rice & string hoppers. Then homemade proper cheesecake.
	2:13pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Brian. And fred! Also: HUNGRY.
	2:13pm northguineahills: Damn, sounds downdiggity, Brian!
	2:13pm listener james from westwood: damn straight on the hunger count. all these curries are making me rumbly. and i just ate!
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: I have no problem with the Monkees. There are some great records in their catalog. But come on, they're the Grass Roots with sitcom residuals.
	2:15pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello all GTDSers. First time I've been able to listen to D:O. Sure been missing alot, Jeff!
	2:15pm Stanley: Brian - there you go again with the Sri Lankan delicacies. Thanks for the heads up on the Man Ray exhibition but I have already that in my sights. Love Lee Miller, even got a book of her portraits (reaches for dusty book off shelf)
	2:16pm listener james from westwood: howdy, kevin!
	🥁 2:18pm Brian in UK: Stanley it is so sad that when she was a WW2 photographer the images of Buchenwald affected her longterm. Would it not anyone who was there. Peter Doig is a must. I saw a similar one at the Tate in London town.
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: @KevinfromBayRidge: Hellooo, fellow Brooklynite!
	2:23pm Jeff Golick: Love how this Bley tune has the changes of a pop love song, with Annette getting freakified over everything.
	2:23pm Stanley: @Brian - thanks, I do not know Peter Doig but I will try to get to it. That and the Man Ray visit will earn me extra kudos with the missus, who is an Art Historian and thinks I'm a bit of a philistine.
	2:24pm northguineahills: Saw the Sound Art preview at MOMA this weekend. Lot's of fun, I'd recommend it. Even the gf, who's not always into abstract sound, enjoyed it. (thank god she's a member via her office).
	2:25pm northguineahills: I need the Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show album!
	2:25pm Uncle Michael: I missed the bulk of what looks like a very interesting show. I will have to hit the archive.
	🥁 2:25pm Brian in UK: Phyllis Stein, Lovely gurl.
	🥁 2:31pm Brian in UK: I gotta get back on the bus. FURTHER. Now there is a great writer. Oh Kesey, Sometimes a Great Notion, wonderful book.
	🥁 2:33pm Brian in UK: Wake it and shake it, wag it and shag it.
	🥁 2:33pm hyde: @Brian I liked Sometimes a Great Notion a lot too. I had always heard how terrible it was, but when I read it I thought it was great.
	2:33pm Uncle Michael: "Furthur"
	2:36pm Jeff Golick: @ngh: Would love to see that MOMA show. Nice work being close to a member (TWSS). Has anyone in/around NYC seen the Turrell show at the Guggenheim?
	2:41pm Jeff Golick: Speaking of the bus, Tom Wolfe's KOOL-AID ACID TEST holds up.
	🥁 2:45pm Brian in UK: Great show Jeffs "Side Trips"
	2:46pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Brian! A good evening to you!
	2:47pm Dervish: Unbelievably beautiful. Thank you DO.
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: I can recall reading Acid Test and Hunter Thompson's Hell's Angels anf then parts of both a second time since one event, a Hell's Angels party, is recounted in both books. Needless to say, the two authors saw the event differently.
	🥁 2:49pm hyde: @Jeff what isn't good is that "Magic Trip" movie that got made out of the footage that was shot on/around the bus. The footage is cool, but as a doc. it's really disappointing.
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Dervish, and you're welcome!
	2:50pm listener james from westwood: i think kesey borrowed the tapes hst made of the event when he was writing "acid." would have to read thru thompson's letters again to confirm (btw, the two published hst letter collections are quite fascinating, esp. those from his hardscrabble early years).
	2:51pm Jeff Golick: @hyde: haven't seen that. Can imagine the footage not needing so much help to be interesting. What sunk it? Talking heads?
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: I can't wait to listen to all of this show.
	2:51pm northguineahills: I love this Jon Hassell!
	2:52pm Jeff Golick: @UM: I would venture to say that those two individuals saw pretty much everything differently.
	2:53pm Jeff Golick: @ngh: re this Hassell: "Dream theory In Malaya is titled after a paper by visionary anthropologist Kilton Stewart, who in 1935 visited a remarkable highland tribe of Malayan aborigines, the Senoi, whose happiness and well-being were linked to their morning custom of family dream-telling, where a child's fearful dream of falling was praised as a gift to learn to fly the next night and where a dream-song or dance was taught to a neighbouring tribe to create a common bond beyond differences of custom. The Semelai are another tribe not far from the Senoi but who live in the largest swamp area of Malaya, A recorded fragment of their joy-filled watersplash rhythm was re-structured and became the the generating force for the composition Malay, as well as providing a thematic guide for the entire recording."
	2:53pm Uncle Michael: Agreed. Seeing the difference, illustrated that way on the printed page, was pretty illuminating to 22-ish me.
	2:54pm Jeff Golick: (via Discogs: www.discogs.com...)
	2:54pm fred: I must confess to being totally unable to relate to both Wolfe and Thompson, and the whole era generally. I guess I'm more of a punk really
	🥁 2:54pm hyde: @Jeff it's just kind of uninspiring. It doesn't really contextualize the footage well or add anything to the narrative, if you sort of know the story already. And if you don't, I can't imagine you'd learn a whole lot. It is worth seeing at least for the footage, though. Unsurprisingly, the makers said a lot of what was shot was useless due to its being out of focus etc.
	2:55pm northguineahills: Sweet, Jeff. I have the LP, but never delved that far into the concept behind it.
	2:55pm MATCHING MOLE: Great show Jeff - Guess from your response there were no more Joe Henderson albums as psychedelic as The Elements?
	2:56pm Jeff Golick: @MM: Not that I'm aware of!
	2:57pm fred: Clap clap clap! This was a great show Jeff!
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: @MM: also thanks!
	2:58pm Jeff Golick: @fred: Thanks!
	2:59pm MATCHING MOLE: reminds me of Popol Vuh - soundtrack music, Ash Ra Temple, and the obscure Kraurock band - Between!
	🥁 2:59pm hyde: that must have been a good show, I'm having flashbacks
	2:59pm listener james from westwood: tour de force of a show, jeff and jeff. thanks for the trip!
	2:59pm Jeff Golick: Well, it is on Brain...!
	3:00pm northguineahills: Thanks Jeffs! This fractaliscious!
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Set and setting...
	3:01pm Stanley: Stupendous show.
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: I recommend A Love Supreme on mushrooms. Just sayin'...
	3:02pm MATCHING MOLE: got the munchies!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: Gratzi, @ngh; @Stanley, @MM; @UM --- see you in the sidebars of tomorrow.
	3:28pm Jeff Golick: Ps. How is it that both live shows on WFMU from 12-3pm today played Gruppo di Improvisazione Nuova Consonanza? Or does that happen all the time? www.wfmu.org...

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