WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from February 27, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:03am Flowers_For_Bokonon: Good morning, everybody!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Good morning.
	9:04am Cmurtha: Morning!
	9:05am Granny Spicy Tuna: It is, indeed, morning here.
	9:07am steveo: morning scott; yer up early,g ranny
	9:07am randyfrommichigan: I'm back hi again everyone
	9:07am randyfrommichigan: I'm ahem "working from home" from Starbucks today :)
	9:08am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am Chris from DC: yay, rally time.
	9:09am steveo: (counts on fingers) oh not that early, i guess
	9:09am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning!
	9:10am doncaballero: Good morning Rally-ites!
	9:14am ben abs: Present, hola scoot & gang
	9:15am randyfrommichigan: @Granny one of the other favorite places I visited with my son was the Computer History Museum in Mountain View ... so interesting! ... have you been there?
	9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: "It is a good day to rally." - Anonymous
	9:18am Chris from DC: Preclickied Gastr del Sol.
	9:19am Scott McDowell: Hey everyone nice to see you
	9:20am Booz: David Grubbs on tour in March with Oren Ambarchi. There's a Brooklyn date.
	9:28am Diezel Tea: Hey Scotty McDowz and the WnB leftovers. Very glad to hear ya spin this Ambarchi/O'Rourke cut. ))
	9:34am crateslinger: Mirror Repair. I like those words together.
	9:36am steveo: wow eisenberg
	9:37am mb: Rally cap on
	9:38am crateslinger: I been surrounded by Jazz guitar lately. Thinking about buying an epiphone dot. Anybody know anything?
	9:38am crateslinger: I’m not much of a player. Less than two years and I’m 51, so I will always suck, but I play like two hours a day. Can’t stop.
	9:40am MplsCoco: Beautiful show so far Scott!
	9:40am Booz: crateslinger - that's exciting, keep it up, so cool
	9:41am Booz: This year The Long Rally has been a graduate seminar on the wiggier reaches of jazz guitar.
	9:42am Stephen O: Yes, beautiful Scott. Some much needed cerebral distraction.
	9:44am Chris from DC: Eisenberg also has a duo record with Shane Parish coming soon.
	9:44am Barney Grubbs: @crateslinger - don't know if it helps but I bought an epiphone les paul a few years ago and it has been solid & for occasional middle-aged noodling
	9:44am crateslinger: thanks Booz. I’m diggin it. Might play on the subway. I got like 10 country songs down.
	9:45am Booz: The latest Steamroom is a mind-stretching listen.
	9:46am mb: Great segue in to that bed music today, btw
	9:46am Booz: crateslinger, let me know what station, I am an enthusiastic listener of buskers!
	9:47am crateslinger: @Barney Grubbs. That sounds about right. I tried my friend’s electric. It’s nuts. So different.
	9:47am crateslinger: Ha! Booz - I’ll be out by the airport on the E train at like 4 am for the first year or two. Probably won’t even play if somebody else is on the train!
	9:49am elf: RIP Mark Hollis. Anyone here familiar with "Spirit of Eden", "Laughing Stock" or his solo LP? They'd fit right into this show. Just listened to an interview with him talking about Roland Kirk, Sketches of Spain, Tago Mago and Forever Changes.
	9:49am crateslinger: or platform. My freind makes $100 in like 2 hours around Union Square. Unfortunately he then gets drunk. Also he has to play stand by me like twenty times.
	9:49am Phillippe Bastille: Hi all
	9:50am Booz: disintegration loops live
	9:52am Rich in Washington: Disc rot sucks! I'm starting to experience that with some - especially generic brand - burned or purchases CDRs.
	9:52am Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	9:52am WmKMoss: Jah Lites - "Right Road To Zion" bed music, very nice, thanks mon
	9:53am Chris from DC: Is that lard free carrot cake?
	9:53am Rich in Washington: I started using those Panasonic/Taiyo Yuden brand CDRs years ago and they're supposed to be pretty archival safe. We'll see in a few years.
	9:54am AnAnonymousParty: What? He just makes shit up?
	9:54am steveo: lol that segue
	9:54am randyfrommichigan: I love the jazz improv 101 explanation!
	9:54am Rich in Washington: What's also scary, prosumer grade CD playing equipment are getting rarer and rarer.
	9:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: Fear not, Toad. The lard cake is for later. If things get extremely.......challenging.
	9:57am Booz: When I was ripping all my CDs to FLACs last year, I found that a few that I bought in the eighties had disintegration problems that made them unplayable. All my vinyl is in great shape. (So is my carrot cake.)
	9:58am randyfrommichigan: @Booz wow re CD's ... and they were marketed as indestructible!
	9:59am βrian: High gravity on the isthmus today. Good morning.
	9:59am Rev. Turnip Druid: SALUTES th'ISTHMUS!
	10:01am Booz: In the eighties I thought I was indestructible too.
	10:01am randyfrommichigan: @Booz we all did I think! :P
	10:04am Chris from DC: Love this version of the Flintstones theme.
	10:05am βrian: Y'all got to get your migration strategy in order. Put out a call for audio archivists to lend help. We're doing quite a bit of file migration where I work, but mostly images.
	10:09am AnAnonymousParty: Do the burned discs have stick-on labels? I've found that over time, the labels shrink and causes the disc to warp or 'dish', with the effect that it plays fine, at first, when the laser is tracking the inner tracks, but as it moves towards the edges it has a harder time focusing on the outer tracks where the warp has a greater impact. You think it's rot, but it's not. I have been able to fix a few just by gently flexing them, dunno if it stretched the label back or removed the warp, but the disc will often play again. But it's also easy to snap a disc if you are not careful or the plastic is particularly brittle.
	10:14am randyfrommichigan: I love this "basics of jazz improv". I play trombone in several bands as a hobby (a couple are jazz) but I'm not very good at improv. My son was the pianist in his high school jazz band a few years ago and got decent at comp'ing - I was so impressed!
	10:16am randyfrommichigan: the smear! Had to do some of those at my concert on Sunday :)
	10:24am dei xhrist: NICE
	10:28am Rev. Turnip Druid: I still have the first CDs I ever bought (a saturday in 1992, syracuse. i remember it well) - both play perfectly. Many pro-manufactured ones from more recent times haven't fared so well...
	10:32am Andy the painter: this is great. i’m running a vacuum sander at work right now, and this piece just goes perfectly with it.
	10:34am Booz: Ooh Merzcast sounds great.
	10:35am AnAnonymousParty: @rev: Huh, it's almost like, at first, CDs were considered something special and rare that had only a limited appeal and were created with care and quality, and then later became a commodity to be produced as cheaply and quickly as possible with no regard to quality or longevity. I wonder how that happened?
	10:35am randyfrommichigan: Jump The Shark ... cool Jon Hein / Howard reference ... hit 'em with the hein!
	10:36am WmKMoss: www.merzcast.com
	10:44am crateslinger: Women and men are the same now.
	10:48am crateslinger: the worst thing about working from home (which I do somedays) is eating my lunch at 9:30 and drinking way to many expressos. I am like freeking out.
	10:49am crateslinger: geez omg - espressos. See what I mean!
	10:50am WmKMoss: My wife calls them expressos, I love it. Express-O!
	10:50am crateslinger: This show is great. I don’t just mean today. Good Job Scott! You had some shoes to fill.
	10:50am AnAnonymousParty: At least you didn't say esprexxos. That would be weird.
	10:51am crateslinger: Express - O MY GODD!
	10:51am steveo: whispers: i hope scott will have a spot when ken comes back
	10:52am βrian: @crateslinger: I assume that's a typo, but I know what it's like to drink my way to many espressos. That path generally involves red wine or Armagnac.
	10:52am crateslinger: yeah steveo, and during normal human hours ps - all humans live in new york city (tongue sticking out)
	10:53am crateslinger: Good idea Brian - IPA’s at lunch! Since I already ate the one my wife made me.
	10:54am AnAnonymousParty: I'm learning a lot about Jazz today.
	10:56am AnAnonymousParty: I'm waiting to hear one of these educational segments followed by some Ornette Coleman.
	10:57am randyfrommichigan: I am the same re coffee ... I work from home when I'm not traveling for work and I limit myself to 8 cups on the coffeemaker ... sounds like a lot but it's really only 4 mugs .... today I got kicked out of the house and I'm "working" at Starbucks ... limited myself to one venti cafe americano :)
	10:58am randyfrommichigan: @Scott I'm really enjoying your show today - I loved the jazz improv 101
	10:58am mb: Sunwatchers were very impressive at their record release show last week. I really like what they have come to be. The bass sound live was very hard hitting and therapeutic
	11:02am ben abs: Anybody listen to the Minutemen cover album Sunwatchers did? JA has played it a few times. Fire!
	11:03am ben abs: lol. here it is
	11:03am Scott McDowell: This is it! Right now. : )
	11:06am doncaballero: Wow!!! Never heard this Sunwatchers cut. Outstanding!!!!
	11:11am Jeff Golick: So good. Counter-programming!
	11:15am Devin B.: Here we go!
	11:15am tim from champaign: Hello! I like that the Trouble in Mind records label has been getting weird. They were always solid but this recent lane change is great!
	11:16am maestroso: Howdy Scott, just joining for the Laddio!
	11:17am doncaballero: Nice, Scott!! You're killing it this AM. I remember you playing this back in the day before the most recent hiatus. Already have my clicky-star from back then.
	11:22am Mick: This has been an astonishing morning for music! Rally on.
	11:26am crateslinger: This Coptic Light is infinity manifest.
	11:27am Listener Gregory: Ptah, the El Dauod is officially a WFMU hit. I've heard it three times in the past few days.
	11:32am tim from champaign: So if I adopt a DJ, does that mean I am responsible for buying their pot and supporting their record habit?
	11:32am steveo: according to the advanced playlist search, those 3 times are all the times (i blame the new bin)
	11:32am JetBoy of Brooklyn: That’s right - keep with the rock!
	11:34am crateslinger: I used to sell pot to a WFMU dj.
	11:35am AnAnonymousParty: "Now listen to Bill Bruford play the drums and try to figure out WTF is going on here."
	11:35am sinner: This is how a playlist poster writes.
	11:35am Listener Gregory: @steveo Doug Schulkind uses the original Alice Coltrane version as talk-over music quite often.
	11:36am fletchernyc: Hey Scott! Great show! Who is the Jazz educator excerpt guy again?
	11:39am steveo: @greg cool
	11:40am steveo: the a.c. version has been played many times, of course
	11:42am AnAnonymousParty: Sounds like the jazz education guy has had a few too many espressos all of a sudden.
	11:42am Barney Grubbs: when I saw a.c., my first thought was of AxCx, which just isn't right.
	11:42am Listener Gregory: @steveo Oh, I was talking about the composition—not any particular performance of it. I've now heard the Sunwatchers version twice. It's interesting that they felt confident enough to do a piece that had Pharaoh Sanders, Joe Henderson, Ron Carter, etc. on the original. That would have paralyzed me.
	11:46am steveo: sorry about that gregory, and everyone
	11:47am SSS: What your playing here has been a really fitting background to the Cohen testimony happening right now. Brings it all together for the WFMU brain. Thanks!
	11:47am Listener Gregory: No, I'm sorry!
	11:50am AnAnonymousParty: Is this Tuva throat violining?
	11:50am WmKMoss: My aunt used to listen to some pretty wild jazz. It was the first time I ever heard the saxophone. Scared the hell out me. I was only 4 or 5. This Sunwatchers and Eugene Chadbourne piece reminds me of that time.
	11:54am steveo: thanks for the show, Scott
	11:58am Scott McDowell: Hey Thanks EVERYONE!
	11:58am Zetti: Thanks!
	12:18pm Booz: That was a great show, thanks Scott!
	4:07pm thedunkel: Another great show!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from February 27, 2019

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February 27, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jon Collin	Wild Strawberries "Wild Strawberries" by "Jon Collin"	Water And Rock Music Volume II	Feeding Tube	0:10:32 (Pop-up)
Gastr del Sol	Eight Corners "Eight Corners" by "Gastr del Sol"	Mirror Repair	Drag City	0:13:37 (Pop-up)
Oren Ambarchi & Jim O'Rourke	Hence	Hence	Editions Mego	0:21:24 (Pop-up)
Wendy Eisenberg	Early November "Early November" by "Wendy Eisenberg"	Its Shape Is Your Touch		0:28:07 (Pop-up)
Edmond Hall Celeste Quartet	Profoundly Blue	Celestial Express	Blue Note	0:35:47 (Pop-up)

Jacques Coursil	Black Suite, Part 2	Black Suite	BYG	0:46:51 (Pop-up)
Camizole/Lard Free	Camizole/Lard Free (excerpt)	Camizole/Lard Free	Souffle Continu	0:50:24 (Pop-up)
Jacques Coursil with Alan Silva	An Evening and a Night at THE ANNEX Bar Part 3	FreeJazzArt: Sessions for Bill Dixon	RogueArt	0:54:49 (Pop-up)

Carla Bley	Walking Batterie Woman	Jazz Realities	Fontana	1:04:25 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Soundscapes "Soundscapes" by "Sun Ra"	Monorails and Satellites: Works for Solo Piano Vols. 1, 2, 3	Cosmic Myth	1:10:57 (Pop-up)
Andrew Cyrille	Worried Woman "Worried Woman" by "Andrew Cyrille"	Lebroba	ECM	1:15:00 (Pop-up)
Merzbow	MONOAkuma "MONOAkuma" by "Merzbow"	MONOAkuma	Room40	1:22:56 (Pop-up)

Evan Caminiti	Mutations (Version)	Refraction	Make Noise	1:40:29 (Pop-up)
Writhing Squares	A Whole New Jupiter	Out Of The Ether	Trouble in Mind	1:44:39 (Pop-up)
Sunwatchers	Everybody Play! "Everybody Play!" by "Sunwatchers"	Illegal Moves	Trouble in Mind	1:53:58 (Pop-up)

Sunwatchers and Eugene Chadbourne	The Price of Paradise	3 Characters	Amish	2:02:49 (Pop-up)
Sunwatchers	Ptah, the El Dauod "Ptah, the El Dauod" by "Sunwatchers"	Illegal Moves	Trouble in Mind	2:07:59 (Pop-up)
Laddio Bolocko	How About This For My Hair? Part A	Live & Unreleased 1997-2000	No Quarter	2:15:14 (Pop-up)
Coptic Light	Mix the Races "Mix the Races" by "Coptic Light"	Coptic Light	No Quarter	2:22:33 (Pop-up)

Jimmy Lee Harris	I Wanna Ramble "I Wanna Ramble" by "Jimmy Lee Harris"	45		2:35:56 (Pop-up)
Sunwatchers and Eugene Chadbourne	Uncle Sam Do	3 Characters	Amish	2:40:16 (Pop-up)
Henry Flynt	Ascent to the Sun "Ascent to the Sun" by "Henry Flynt"	Ascent to the Sun		2:49:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am Flowers_For_Bokonon: Good morning, everybody!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Good morning.
	9:04am Cmurtha: Morning!
	9:05am Granny Spicy Tuna: It is, indeed, morning here.
	9:07am steveo: morning scott; yer up early,g ranny
	9:07am randyfrommichigan: I'm back hi again everyone
	9:07am randyfrommichigan: I'm ahem "working from home" from Starbucks today :)
	9:08am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am Chris from DC: yay, rally time.
	9:09am steveo: (counts on fingers) oh not that early, i guess
	9:09am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning!
	9:10am doncaballero: Good morning Rally-ites!
	9:14am ben abs: Present, hola scoot & gang
	9:15am randyfrommichigan: @Granny one of the other favorite places I visited with my son was the Computer History Museum in Mountain View ... so interesting! ... have you been there?
	9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: "It is a good day to rally." - Anonymous
	9:18am Chris from DC: Preclickied Gastr del Sol.
	9:19am Scott McDowell: Hey everyone nice to see you
	9:20am Booz: David Grubbs on tour in March with Oren Ambarchi. There's a Brooklyn date.
	9:28am Diezel Tea: Hey Scotty McDowz and the WnB leftovers. Very glad to hear ya spin this Ambarchi/O'Rourke cut. ))
	9:34am crateslinger: Mirror Repair. I like those words together.
	9:36am steveo: wow eisenberg
	9:37am mb: Rally cap on
	9:38am crateslinger: I been surrounded by Jazz guitar lately. Thinking about buying an epiphone dot. Anybody know anything?
	9:38am crateslinger: I’m not much of a player. Less than two years and I’m 51, so I will always suck, but I play like two hours a day. Can’t stop.
	9:40am MplsCoco: Beautiful show so far Scott!
	9:40am Booz: crateslinger - that's exciting, keep it up, so cool
	9:41am Booz: This year The Long Rally has been a graduate seminar on the wiggier reaches of jazz guitar.
	9:42am Stephen O: Yes, beautiful Scott. Some much needed cerebral distraction.
	9:44am Chris from DC: Eisenberg also has a duo record with Shane Parish coming soon.
	9:44am Barney Grubbs: @crateslinger - don't know if it helps but I bought an epiphone les paul a few years ago and it has been solid & for occasional middle-aged noodling
	9:44am crateslinger: thanks Booz. I’m diggin it. Might play on the subway. I got like 10 country songs down.
	9:45am Booz: The latest Steamroom is a mind-stretching listen.
	9:46am mb: Great segue in to that bed music today, btw
	9:46am Booz: crateslinger, let me know what station, I am an enthusiastic listener of buskers!
	9:47am crateslinger: @Barney Grubbs. That sounds about right. I tried my friend’s electric. It’s nuts. So different.
	9:47am crateslinger: Ha! Booz - I’ll be out by the airport on the E train at like 4 am for the first year or two. Probably won’t even play if somebody else is on the train!
	9:49am elf: RIP Mark Hollis. Anyone here familiar with "Spirit of Eden", "Laughing Stock" or his solo LP? They'd fit right into this show. Just listened to an interview with him talking about Roland Kirk, Sketches of Spain, Tago Mago and Forever Changes.
	9:49am crateslinger: or platform. My freind makes $100 in like 2 hours around Union Square. Unfortunately he then gets drunk. Also he has to play stand by me like twenty times.
	9:49am Phillippe Bastille: Hi all
	9:50am Booz: disintegration loops live
	9:52am Rich in Washington: Disc rot sucks! I'm starting to experience that with some - especially generic brand - burned or purchases CDRs.
	9:52am Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	9:52am WmKMoss: Jah Lites - "Right Road To Zion" bed music, very nice, thanks mon
	9:53am Chris from DC: Is that lard free carrot cake?
	9:53am Rich in Washington: I started using those Panasonic/Taiyo Yuden brand CDRs years ago and they're supposed to be pretty archival safe. We'll see in a few years.
	9:54am AnAnonymousParty: What? He just makes shit up?
	9:54am steveo: lol that segue
	9:54am randyfrommichigan: I love the jazz improv 101 explanation!
	9:54am Rich in Washington: What's also scary, prosumer grade CD playing equipment are getting rarer and rarer.
	9:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: Fear not, Toad. The lard cake is for later. If things get extremely.......challenging.
	9:57am Booz: When I was ripping all my CDs to FLACs last year, I found that a few that I bought in the eighties had disintegration problems that made them unplayable. All my vinyl is in great shape. (So is my carrot cake.)
	9:58am randyfrommichigan: @Booz wow re CD's ... and they were marketed as indestructible!
	9:59am βrian: High gravity on the isthmus today. Good morning.
	9:59am Rev. Turnip Druid: SALUTES th'ISTHMUS!
	10:01am Booz: In the eighties I thought I was indestructible too.
	10:01am randyfrommichigan: @Booz we all did I think! :P
	10:04am Chris from DC: Love this version of the Flintstones theme.
	10:05am βrian: Y'all got to get your migration strategy in order. Put out a call for audio archivists to lend help. We're doing quite a bit of file migration where I work, but mostly images.
	10:09am AnAnonymousParty: Do the burned discs have stick-on labels? I've found that over time, the labels shrink and causes the disc to warp or 'dish', with the effect that it plays fine, at first, when the laser is tracking the inner tracks, but as it moves towards the edges it has a harder time focusing on the outer tracks where the warp has a greater impact. You think it's rot, but it's not. I have been able to fix a few just by gently flexing them, dunno if it stretched the label back or removed the warp, but the disc will often play again. But it's also easy to snap a disc if you are not careful or the plastic is particularly brittle.
	10:14am randyfrommichigan: I love this "basics of jazz improv". I play trombone in several bands as a hobby (a couple are jazz) but I'm not very good at improv. My son was the pianist in his high school jazz band a few years ago and got decent at comp'ing - I was so impressed!
	10:16am randyfrommichigan: the smear! Had to do some of those at my concert on Sunday :)
	10:24am dei xhrist: NICE
	10:28am Rev. Turnip Druid: I still have the first CDs I ever bought (a saturday in 1992, syracuse. i remember it well) - both play perfectly. Many pro-manufactured ones from more recent times haven't fared so well...
	10:32am Andy the painter: this is great. i’m running a vacuum sander at work right now, and this piece just goes perfectly with it.
	10:34am Booz: Ooh Merzcast sounds great.
	10:35am AnAnonymousParty: @rev: Huh, it's almost like, at first, CDs were considered something special and rare that had only a limited appeal and were created with care and quality, and then later became a commodity to be produced as cheaply and quickly as possible with no regard to quality or longevity. I wonder how that happened?
	10:35am randyfrommichigan: Jump The Shark ... cool Jon Hein / Howard reference ... hit 'em with the hein!
	10:36am WmKMoss: www.merzcast.com
	10:44am crateslinger: Women and men are the same now.
	10:48am crateslinger: the worst thing about working from home (which I do somedays) is eating my lunch at 9:30 and drinking way to many expressos. I am like freeking out.
	10:49am crateslinger: geez omg - espressos. See what I mean!
	10:50am WmKMoss: My wife calls them expressos, I love it. Express-O!
	10:50am crateslinger: This show is great. I don’t just mean today. Good Job Scott! You had some shoes to fill.
	10:50am AnAnonymousParty: At least you didn't say esprexxos. That would be weird.
	10:51am crateslinger: Express - O MY GODD!
	10:51am steveo: whispers: i hope scott will have a spot when ken comes back
	10:52am βrian: @crateslinger: I assume that's a typo, but I know what it's like to drink my way to many espressos. That path generally involves red wine or Armagnac.
	10:52am crateslinger: yeah steveo, and during normal human hours ps - all humans live in new york city (tongue sticking out)
	10:53am crateslinger: Good idea Brian - IPA’s at lunch! Since I already ate the one my wife made me.
	10:54am AnAnonymousParty: I'm learning a lot about Jazz today.
	10:56am AnAnonymousParty: I'm waiting to hear one of these educational segments followed by some Ornette Coleman.
	10:57am randyfrommichigan: I am the same re coffee ... I work from home when I'm not traveling for work and I limit myself to 8 cups on the coffeemaker ... sounds like a lot but it's really only 4 mugs .... today I got kicked out of the house and I'm "working" at Starbucks ... limited myself to one venti cafe americano :)
	10:58am randyfrommichigan: @Scott I'm really enjoying your show today - I loved the jazz improv 101
	10:58am mb: Sunwatchers were very impressive at their record release show last week. I really like what they have come to be. The bass sound live was very hard hitting and therapeutic
	11:02am ben abs: Anybody listen to the Minutemen cover album Sunwatchers did? JA has played it a few times. Fire!
	11:03am ben abs: lol. here it is
	11:03am Scott McDowell: This is it! Right now. : )
	11:06am doncaballero: Wow!!! Never heard this Sunwatchers cut. Outstanding!!!!
	11:11am Jeff Golick: So good. Counter-programming!
	11:15am Devin B.: Here we go!
	11:15am tim from champaign: Hello! I like that the Trouble in Mind records label has been getting weird. They were always solid but this recent lane change is great!
	11:16am maestroso: Howdy Scott, just joining for the Laddio!
	11:17am doncaballero: Nice, Scott!! You're killing it this AM. I remember you playing this back in the day before the most recent hiatus. Already have my clicky-star from back then.
	11:22am Mick: This has been an astonishing morning for music! Rally on.
	11:26am crateslinger: This Coptic Light is infinity manifest.
	11:27am Listener Gregory: Ptah, the El Dauod is officially a WFMU hit. I've heard it three times in the past few days.
	11:32am tim from champaign: So if I adopt a DJ, does that mean I am responsible for buying their pot and supporting their record habit?
	11:32am steveo: according to the advanced playlist search, those 3 times are all the times (i blame the new bin)
	11:32am JetBoy of Brooklyn: That’s right - keep with the rock!
	11:34am crateslinger: I used to sell pot to a WFMU dj.
	11:35am AnAnonymousParty: "Now listen to Bill Bruford play the drums and try to figure out WTF is going on here."
	11:35am sinner: This is how a playlist poster writes.
	11:35am Listener Gregory: @steveo Doug Schulkind uses the original Alice Coltrane version as talk-over music quite often.
	11:36am fletchernyc: Hey Scott! Great show! Who is the Jazz educator excerpt guy again?
	11:39am steveo: @greg cool
	11:40am steveo: the a.c. version has been played many times, of course
	11:42am AnAnonymousParty: Sounds like the jazz education guy has had a few too many espressos all of a sudden.
	11:42am Barney Grubbs: when I saw a.c., my first thought was of AxCx, which just isn't right.
	11:42am Listener Gregory: @steveo Oh, I was talking about the composition—not any particular performance of it. I've now heard the Sunwatchers version twice. It's interesting that they felt confident enough to do a piece that had Pharaoh Sanders, Joe Henderson, Ron Carter, etc. on the original. That would have paralyzed me.
	11:46am steveo: sorry about that gregory, and everyone
	11:47am SSS: What your playing here has been a really fitting background to the Cohen testimony happening right now. Brings it all together for the WFMU brain. Thanks!
	11:47am Listener Gregory: No, I'm sorry!
	11:50am AnAnonymousParty: Is this Tuva throat violining?
	11:50am WmKMoss: My aunt used to listen to some pretty wild jazz. It was the first time I ever heard the saxophone. Scared the hell out me. I was only 4 or 5. This Sunwatchers and Eugene Chadbourne piece reminds me of that time.
	11:54am steveo: thanks for the show, Scott
	11:58am Scott McDowell: Hey Thanks EVERYONE!
	11:58am Zetti: Thanks!
	12:18pm Booz: That was a great show, thanks Scott!
	4:07pm thedunkel: Another great show!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from February 27, 2019

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