WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from January 31, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦀 ♥ 8:59am duke: Ready to head OUT
	♥ 9:01am Jeff Golick: Excellent, sir @duke!
	🦀 ♥ 9:01am hyde: hello!
	🦀 ♥ 9:01am listener james from westwood: Happy fifth-January Sunday, Jeff and all! And IIRC happy birthday?
	🦀 ♥ 9:02am DJpeterDE: Good morning! Happy almost Bandcamp Friday!
	♥ 9:02am Jeff Golick: Hy, @hyde! Thanks, @listener james! Yup, had a bday this past week.
	♥ 9:03am Jeff Golick: A holiday worth celebrating, @DJpeterDE! Hiya!
	♥ 9:07am Artie: Up and out, here we go!
	🦀 ♥ 9:09am Stork: Jeff 'n duke 'n hyde 'n james 'n Peter - happy hellos!!
	🦀 ♥ 9:10am Stork: Susie to open! No pussyfootin'!!
	🦀 ♥ 9:10am DJpeterDE: Is that the flutist Claire Chase on this album? Does she improvise or are her parts notated?
	🦀 ♥ 9:10am hyde: hiya Stork
	9:11am Doug Schulkind: Jeffcamp Sunday!
	♥ 9:12am Jeff Golick: @Artie! @Stork! @DJpeterDE: that is Claire Chase, yes. Not sure re notated parts...
	♥ 9:13am Jeff Golick: @Doug! I am nothing if not a happy camper.
	♥ 9:16am TDK60: Good morning Jeff.
	♥ 9:19am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @TDK60!
	♥ 9:22am Jeff Golick: @DJpeter: extensive notes on the Ibarra album at the label's site: www.newfocusrecordings.com...
	🦀 ♥ 9:24am Listener Gregory: Morning!
	♥ 9:24am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @Listener Gregory!
	🦀 ♥ 9:34am Uncle Michael: Sorry, had to have breakfast first.
	♥ 9:35am Jeff Golick: Understood, @UM! I have a piece of toast rapidly cooling in the toaster, just waiting for me.
	🦀 ♥ 9:36am Uncle Michael: I would think this track is long enough for you to retrieve it.
	♥ 9:37am Jeff Golick: It is, but I don't want to miss anything.
	🦀 ♥ 9:38am DJpeterDE: Whoa never heard of this before! It’s basically Dogon AD for hire
	🦀 ♥ 9:39am Uncle Michael: Blast it through the house!
	♥ 9:40am Jeff Golick: Newly discovered/released, @DJpeterDE. @UM: I wish. We're not running that kind of an operation here, unfortunately.
	♥ 9:43am StringOFperils: In sympathetic neighbour-enforced monastic silence, I wish you a good morning, and belatedly a happy birthday, Jeff!
	🦀 ♥ 9:44am hyde: i am currently lusting after this box set
	♥ 9:45am Jeff Golick: Thank you very much, @StringOFperils! @hyde: Highest recommendation from me.
	🦀 ♥ 9:45am WR: hello Jeff and all. Even though she was not on that selection, the Ibarra tune led me down a Claire Chase rabbit hole. Ever Onward and Outward while it is still January
	🦀 ♥ 9:46am hyde: 81 was probably the year i saw Hemphill play solo at UMass. it was odd, he played in some dormitory lobby space.
	♥ 9:47am Jeff Golick: @WR! The rabbit hole is real. (And it's a mug: depthsofwikipedia.com...)
	♥ 9:48am Jeff Golick: Wow, @hyde, very cool.
	🦀 ♥ 9:49am hyde: or it may have been a dorm that had a gallery space? i don't totally remember. it was a long time ago.
	🦀 ♥ 9:49am Uncle Michael: hyde, in '81 my brother was still at UMass
	9:50am doctorjazz: hey folks!
	🦀 ♥ 9:51am hyde: @UM wow! there were a lot of us
	♥ 9:51am Jeff Golick: Hey, @doctorjazz! Was just thinking you'd probably dig this one.
	🦀 ♥ 9:51am Stork: Julius Hemphill's B-Day was last Sunday! And speaking of Claire Chase, she does an excellent interview/solo performance with Philip Glass whose birthday is..omg, TODAY! Well, whaddaya know? www.youtube.com...
	🦀 ♥ 9:52am Uncle Michael: Come to think of it, he might not have arrived till '83 or '84.
	🦀 ♥ 9:53am hyde: @UM i was still there! i graduated in '85
	🦀 ♥ 9:55am Uncle Michael: I think he made it out in '88. I'm not exactlu sure. After his dorm days he lived in a house on School Street.I remember that.
	🦀 ♥ 9:58am WR: The Ocean worked for me in that set.
	🦀 ♥ 9:59am Stork: I think that VU piece fit better than you do, JG. Boldly go, I say!
	🦀 ♥ 9:59am Listener Gregory: Today I will be your silent partner, Jeff. However, my take will be 20% of the gross revenue.
	🦀 ♥ 10:01am Listener Gregory: Coincidental to your playing the Hemphill, I have Marty Ehrlich-led sextet under Hemphill's name on my car CD player now. There are certain harmonies of reeds that you hear and know are Hemphill's. I have no idea what they are, but they are gorgeous. IMHO
	🦀 ♥ 10:01am doctorjazz: I did dig the Hemphill, I foresee a box set in my future. Ocean did hey an release on Reed's 1st solo album.
	🦀 ♥ 10:04am doctorjazz: The Ehrlich tributes to Hemphill are great, LG.
	10:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GutenDias Herr Destinados ! Phillip Glass a ⦿Sun in ♒︎Aquarius - figgers...
	🦀 ♥ 10:04am Mx. Granny (e/em): Greetings, Jeff and folx! Sounding lively in here!
	🦀 ♥ 10:05am DJpeterDE: Claire Chase has a special project to commemorate the anniversary of Varese classic composition for solo flute: she is commissioning new works for solo flute. Saw her at first every October Revolution Philly where they paired her with solo Anthony Braxton in a masterstroke
	🦀 ♥ 10:08am doctorjazz: This Rivers is terrific (great tuba, too).
	♥ 10:09am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @Mx. Granny and @Revolution Rabbit Nov63~
	♥ 10:10am Jeff Golick: Ugh, @Stork, I missed a chance at a Hemphill bday show? Curses!
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ocean was marvelous & so is this.
	♥ 10:16am Jeff Golick: Thanks, folx! @DJpeterDE: those October Revolution shows all looked amazing. Did you stay for several days?
	♥ 10:18am coelacanth∅: g'morning Jeff, OUTies
	🦀 ♥ 10:19am doctorjazz: Me (@10:01) surpassed to read Ocean did get an official release on Lou Reed's first album. Have alwayswanted to get to The October Revolution, never made it. Always interesting stuff scheduled. Always kick myself afterwards.
	10:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow. & they landed on all three wheels just like that...
	🦀 ♥ 10:20am doctorjazz: They're predicting 14-18 inches of snow in my part of Central Joisey. Man...
	♥ 10:20am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @coelacanth∅!
	🦀 ♥ 10:23am Stork: Whoa, DrJ! Time to make snow-angels!
	🦀 ♥ 10:24am Stork: Swing it, Misha!!
	🦀 ♥ 10:24am doctorjazz: They come out into the blues, very cool!
	🦀 ♥ 10:30am doctorjazz: Extreme stereo separation on this Harrison, nothing in the center (listening on headphones). Nice track, though.
	10:30am Mark R: I think Wendell Harrison was from Detroit--am I right about that?
	♥ 10:31am Jeff Golick: Was noticing same, @doc. @Mark R.! You are correct, sir. Harrison was a major guy on the Detroit scene, part of the Tribe tribe.
	🦀 ♥ 10:31am Listener Gregory: Bandcamp link has zero info on this Harrison piece. The piano sounds so Corea-ish.
	10:31am Mark R: This is very exemplary of the kind of pretty, spacey music that was in vogue at that time--exotic percussion, almost always an electric piano...
	♥ 10:32am Jeff Golick: Charles Eubanks on keys.
	♥ 10:33am Jeff Golick: This cut (or similar) has ended up on some cool Tribe compilations, I believe.
	🦀 ♥ 10:34am Stork: Ach, shoudla hipped ya to Hemphill b-day, Jeff. I was busy with the Erb that day, if ya know what I'm sayin.' Ya wanna know a birthday, ask a Stork!
	♥ 10:34am Jeff Golick: Are you ready for funkified Anthony Braxton?
	🦀 ♥ 10:35am Stork: Is that a Rhodes or a Fairlight?
	🦀 ♥ 10:35am doctorjazz: Think I need some coffee for this!
	10:35am Dean: Pandelis Karayorgis revives the electric piano on, e.g., this monster from fourteen years ago. https://www.discogs.com/Pandelis-Karayorgis-Nate-McBride-Curt-Newton-Betwixt/release/2723278
	10:35am Mark R: I remember hearing his name a lot when I was growing up, Jeff. Actually never heard of Tribe records, though.
	🦀 ♥ 10:35am chresti: Morning Jeff and d'OUTers!
	🦀 ♥ 10:36am Stork: Ambushed by The Funk!
	♥ 10:36am Jeff Golick: I have no idea, @Stork! @Dean! @chresti!
	🦀 ♥ 10:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins!
	🦀 ♥ 10:38am Listener Gregory: @Stork, thought of you Friday night when Bronwyn played "Watch Out For Mr. Stork" from the movie Dumbo. www.wfmu.org...
	🦀 ♥ 10:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): i say YEAH! digging this.
	10:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...somebody's chart on that cover! A bit small & faint to read...
	10:39am Mark R: This is fantastic! The transition was abrupt, but once they settled into this funk groove, damn! It must be funky Sunday because I was listening to some 70s-era Eddie Harris earlier that would fit nicely into any club set, as would this.
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you'd do charts on computer now of course...
	♥ 10:39am Jeff Golick: Bigger image here, @RRN63: f4.bcbits.com...
	10:41am Mark R: That's some deep shit, Jeff. Sun Ra-ish philosophy.
	🦀 ♥ 10:43am DJpeterDE: I know I mentioned Bandcamp Friday: I already had a long list, Jeff is making it longer.
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers JeffG. Well - not sure what's supposed to be demonic there that evening... Saturn & Uranus in Gemini - somebody born in the early 1940s like Dylan & Hendrix blending Tradition & Innovation in their dexterity & communication ... Lotsa Libra w/ Capricorn Rising... &tc.
	🦀 ♥ 10:45am DJpeterDE: Did you try both "tentet" and "tentette"? I'm excited to see that the Hemphill liner notes are a free download! Good way to seel the music, I guess. Relieved if I don't have to buy the physical product!
	🦀 ♥ 10:47am chresti: Grannykins!
	🦀 ♥ 10:48am Mx. Granny (e/em): RevRab: thanks for the interpretation, i was looking at that and thinking, how is that so devilish?
	🦀 ♥ 10:49am Mx. Granny (e/em): but i guess that at times, any dabbling in such things as astrology was considered demonic
	🦀 ♥ 10:51am DJpeterDE: My favorite Dave Douglas album, CONVERGENCE, also closes with "Nothing Like You" as a hat-tip to SORCERER.
	♥ 10:52am coelacanth∅: 'morning chrestì
	♥ 10:52am Jeff Golick: @DJpeter: I did try both! I think the official version is something like "dectet" I guess. That's a cool nod from Douglas, from one trumpeter to another.
	🦀 ♥ 10:54am doctorjazz: Douglas did do nice tributes, though I think I liked The Tiny Bell Trio best if I had to select.
	🦀 ♥ 10:54am DJpeterDE: catching up on the comments stream... @jeff: I saw 100% of the first two October Revolution festivals (except the premium secret concerts for the bigwigs). When they announced the first one in February or so, with only a handful of names, I bought the "super early bird" festival pass. I had never seen Braxton or Art Ensemble live, so that was enough for me.
	10:55am Mark R: Love this! Interestingly enough, Rich in Washington played a couple tracks from "Sorcerer" Friday night--and not this one, so between your two shows I've heard a good amount of this nice album, which, in my vast Miles collection, I've somehow never picked up. Did you select one partially as a tribute to the late Cicely Tyson, who graces the cover (and then of course, the music ain't have bad, either!)
	10:57am Dean: Listened yesterday to one of Braxton's GTM ensemble shows at Yoshi's, '97. I referred to the ensemble as a nonet, but the record refers to ninetet. The former appears in OED, not the latter. None of tentet, tentette, or dectet appears there. I guess =>10 = large ensemble.
	♥ 10:57am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Mark R. - a nod to Cecily Tyson, indeed! Glad I'm not overlapping with Rich. Though this music is so slippery, it bears repeat listening.
	🦀 ♥ 10:58am DJpeterDE: Marty Paich called his band the Dektette, FWIW.
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nothing you can say to measure up to tribute for this Quintet. Reading Miles's Autobio - in like a life full of adventures & misadventures - the one thing he's humble about & regrets is not staying married to Cicely...
	11:00am Mark R: This quintet is always delicious listening. The longer they were together, the better they got. I think they just reached a point where some of the guys like Herbie and Wayne were just more than ready to lead their own groups, it was like, we're all grown up, we still love you dad, but it's time to move out of the house.
	11:00am Mark R: I remember him regretting not staying married to his first wife, Frances, Rev. Rabbit.
	11:00am Dean: Nor decet. Yet here's a bunch of 'em: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decet_(music)
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All Young Titans - & beyond even that the simpatico in the band - as a band...
	🦀 ♥ 11:01am hyde: fingers crossed for the Tangerine Dream soundtrack to Sorcerer
	🦀 ♥ 11:02am DJpeterDE: Looking at the Hemphill box liners now: oh man, there's a photo of close-cropped 20-ish Hemphill with his Mom!
	♥ 11:02am Jeff Golick: Nothing as interesting as that, I'm afraid, @hyde...
	♥ 11:02am Jeff Golick: (That photo jumped out at me, too, @DJpeterDE.)
	🦀 ♥ 11:02am hyde: haha, rats
	11:03am Dean: I bet the Enescu Decet is marvelous.
	🦀 ♥ 11:03am hyde: (nobody needs a backseat dj, anyhow)
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...set's not over hyde :p ...
	11:06am Dean: I prefer Miles' Saucier. The group really cooks on that one.
	🦀 ♥ 11:06am DJpeterDE: Hemphill Whoa pt. 2: string quartet arrangements of Mingus!
	🦀 ♥ 11:06am doctorjazz: Have to catch Rich in Washington one of these days (archive, likely, as I usually listen to Bronwyn's Acid Jazz Hands then, and the family would revolt!). Too many shows,too little time...
	🦀 ♥ 11:07am doctorjazz: The Davis 60's group waa amazing!
	🦀 ♥ 11:09am Stork: Shorter is melting my heart... again.
	11:09am Mark R: I usually only catch the first hour of his show, dr.--when I'm preparing dinner. This week I really enjoyed it--some really great 80s rock--Boomtown Rats, Pete Shelley, some great bands I've never heard of. Then a nice jazz set with a couple of these "Sorcerer" tracks and some of the more melodic offerings of Sun Ra. It was groovy. I sent him a note of appreciation.
	11:11am Dean: French: dixtuor That I like.
	♥ 11:12am Jeff Golick: @Dean, after that saucier comment I thought maybe you'd taken a seat in the corner.
	🦀 ♥ 11:13am doctorjazz: Mark R, looked at the playlist a moment ago, does look nice.
	🦀 ♥ 11:14am Listener Gregory: @DJpeterDE, in the second (?) episode of the Netflix series "Pretend It's a City," Fran Leibowitz tells an incredible Mingus story. That is, incredible yet perfectly in character.
	11:14am Dean: Jes' warmin' up. For instance, have you heard the rarely recorded Bill Evan's tentet? They cover "Dixtuor Ahead."
	🦀 ♥ 11:14am doctorjazz: Not your dad's "mellow" Miles...
	11:14am Mark R: Yeah I couldn't listen past about 8:30. I SAW that, Gregory, that was amazing.
	🦀 ♥ 11:15am DJpeterDE: @dean. it was a long detour to get to that joke!
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this ain't the Summer of Love...
	11:15am Dean: I had to drive around the block a few times, yes.
	11:15am Mark R: I love this Live in Europe album--very cool lineup that they said in the liner notes never recorded in the studio together. And then a few months later it was "Bitches Bres" and we know where all that went.
	🦀 ♥ 11:16am DJpeterDE: @LG thsnk for head's up, I will look for that anecdote! (I'm hoping by "perfectly in character" you mean that Leibowitz actually impersonates Mingus)
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Bitches Brew' like a couple days after Woodstock...
	♥ 11:16am Doug Schulkind: I saw Miles live in Cleveland during his comeback in '81. The spot that booked him was a theater-in-the-round—with a rotating stage. As a venue for a fellow who famously"turned his back on the audience," I thought this was fucking hysterical.
	🦀 ♥ 11:17am Listener Gregory: No, I meant it's the kind of anecdote that would make you think "that would never happen," and then you remember it's Mingus.
	🦀 ♥ 11:18am hyde: i confess that the only band i ever saw play on a rotating stage was Yes
	♥ 11:18am Jeff Golick: I'm sure Miles dug it; saved him the trouble.
	11:20am Mark R: I saw him on that same tour, Doug--he wasn't in the best health, but his band was great and I couldn't believe I was watching MILES FUCKING DAVIS!!!
	11:20am Dean: "Circle in the Round" was '67, but the comp appeared in '79, so maybe the venue figured he had changed his ways.
	11:21am Mark R: Circle in the Round, he literally had an apartment with all curved walls, it was very mod.
	🦀 ♥ 11:23am doctorjazz: That was the Time After Time Miles, no? Got to see that band as well. Miles spent more time at the keyboards than trumpet, but I felt the same way, glad to catch him.
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1970s - HeavyMetal...
	🦀 ♥ 11:25am WR: great show Jeff, sorry folks couldn't participate in the comments more. I'm saving my allowance for the Julius Hemphill.
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well he's @ the Fillmore ...Hendrix still alive for another season & 1/2...
	♥ 11:27am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @WR.
	11:28am Dean: Half a year later was Isle of Wight.
	🦀 ♥ 11:28am doctorjazz: Already ordered the Hemphill, (and the Pat Thomas), hard to keep the order finger off many more...
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Beatles on verge of announcing breakup...
	♥ 11:30am Jeff Golick: I am unreasonably excited for the Peter Jackson Beatles doc.
	🦀 ♥ 11:31am Listener Gregory: This is a fantastic set.
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hats off to Bill Graham for booking him. You wonder how blown minds were - or if it sailed over everybody? The Dead or whomever in the wings agape... New Beatles - you dream about it @ night, yerknow...
	♥ 11:32am Doug Schulkind: My wife once shared a plane from New Orleans to NYC with Miles and Cicely. According to "eyewitness accounts," both members of the happy couple were dressed in full-length white fur (at the height of summer), and seemed fairly coked out of their minds.
	♥ 11:33am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that, @LG. Answering the question no one wanted asked: "How many times can you hear 'Masqualero' before you turn away?"
	♥ 11:33am TDK60: RevRab, the Fillmore often had varied artists in one show. \|\| Love that distorted electric piano of Corea.
	♥ 11:34am Jeff Golick: Yeah, @RRN63 - this Fillmore West show is from when Davis opened for the Dead, April '70.
	11:34am Mark R: I totally believe it, Doug! According to one of Miles' roadies, Cicely was a real handful. When she joined Miles on tour, she'd have like 18 suitcases.
	🦀 ♥ 11:35am DJpeterDE: I'm enjoying this book a lot, but paradoxically it makes me NOT want to watch the Peter Jackson doc. Portrays Lennon as heroin-addled and bizarre in studio... smile.amazon.com...
	♥ 11:35am Jeff Golick: I think it was during the Fillmore East run that Miles kept showing up late so that he wouldn't have to open for Steve Miller, whose music he loathed.
	♥ 11:36am Jeff Golick: Interesting, @DJpeterDE...
	🦀 ♥ 11:36am DJpeterDE: @Doug two great Miles anecdotes @Jeff was going to say i never tire of this Shorter composition
	11:36am Mark R: Clive Davis claims credit for convincing Graham to book Miles at the Fillmore. But Bill was already booking jazz acts like Charles Lloyd, and with Miles itching to play his electric music for a live audience, I don't think Bill needed much persuading. In fact, I suspect Clive Davis's version is total bullshit.
	11:36am Dean: Headline for the SF Chronicle review by Ralph Gleason of this show: Trumpet Sorcery. "The Fillmore audience gazed at him in fascination."
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60 yeah. Still - Miles up before all the Hippies. I mean - this still sounds like the Future in some ways... Well he loathed opening for lessers no doubt - especially if they had any pretentions I imagine...
	♥ 11:37am coelacanth∅: Jeff @1135 i might've done the same!
	🦀 ♥ 11:37am DJpeterDE: I suspect Jackson is going to play down the conflict as a way to counterbalance the Let It Be movie... but I don't know. (Haven't watched his war-footage-reconstruction yet.)
	♥ 11:38am coelacanth∅: ...but Miles opening for the dead, instead of the right way 'round is hard to swallow
	♥ 11:38am Jeff Golick: The clips Jackson shared late last year made it all seem very jolly indeed.
	11:39am Dean: Further: In the dressing room I asked "You gonna play another set?" He looked at me. "After THAT" he said. Bill Graham said "That one set was better than all four at the Fillmore East." Miles smiled. "I know it" he said.
	🦀 ♥ 11:39am DJpeterDE: Don't forget that Ravi Shankar knocked everyone out at Monterey Pop... I bet a lot of those hippies were into Miles's set: if they weren't, I'm going to hazard a guess that it's because the blacknuss interfered with their ability to trance out. (Just occurring to me now that a case could be made for early 70s Miles as Afro-futurist.)
	11:40am Mark R: Cool, the Dead felt the same way. But for rock audiences, Miles wouldn't be the headliner. He understood that. The one guy he wouldn't open for was Steve Miller. He made sure he showed up so late, Miller had to go on first.
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DJpeterDE that is the common belief - probly Macca's directive as well. Which in its way probly totally legit. It's a little odd - the Whole Album & Get Back always held up as the great disintegration & argument - & now everything countering that. After all they did go on to Abbey Road (tho that was released earlier).
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - it's good to know Psychedelic San Francisco on the whole rose to the occasion...
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *White Album
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but I always reckoned they argued more early & laughed more later than we generally thot of them doing...
	♥ 11:43am coelacanth∅: i'm not especially appreciative of the rewriting of history some are attempting, when the audio and video clips demonstrate quite aptly how much the fab 4 hated being around each-other by that time.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They were a loving Family with some notable Turbulence & wanted to move into separate houses...
	11:45am Mark R: Listen to how great Tony Williams is here...
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right ?!
	♥ 11:46am coelacanth∅: ...every book about the beatles i've read paints one of them especially well, and one especially poorly. the least biased book so far is Geoff Emerick's, but even that is very "pro-Macca". but at leat it's not unfair to Lennon.
	11:46am Dean: Monterey Pop was in June '67. One month later Nikhil Banerjee appeared in Berkeley on KPFA. Some folks were poised to listen to this stuff.
	🦀 ♥ 11:47am Stork: I'm listening, Mark R. Tony's real gone.
	11:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Funny - the Beatletard podcasts I listen to characterize Emerick as a somewhat biased & unreliable witness - despite his being Right There...
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am doctorjazz: Almost at the end, great listening, Jeff, Thanks!
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & how old is Tony Williams then ?
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am DJpeterDE: @RevRab again I refer you to that book, which i'm enjoying. i didn't think i needed to read another account, but he has a really thorough look at Allan Klein's maneuvers, and he paints a really complicated picture of how Abbey Road went down. Everyone trying to be on best behavior, but then biting their tongues for Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Heartbreaking portrait of John's relationship with Julian.
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am Stork: Storkville, thisaway, top 'o the hour: wfmu.org...
	11:48am Mark R: In those days, you were either in a band or you weren't, hardly anyone made solo albums while still in a band. If it were today, they would have taken a little hiatus, made no public announcements, each done a solo album, and then probably could have made another Beatles album--with John, Paul and now George writing pretty decent songs, it might have been quite good. Then again, the fact that they broke up when they did guarantees that there'll never be a "Face Dances" or "Dirty Work"--every single Beatles album is great!
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am Stork: That whole set was just delish, Jeff!
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Klein is the bad guy alright...
	♥ 11:50am coelacanth∅: RR the book is certainly biased. he and Macca were close. but still he gave credit to Lennon where due and didn't make him out to be a total fuck-up, which he obviously could not have been. he's not super nice to Harrison though.
	🦀 ♥ 11:50am DJpeterDE: Maybe they coulda kept it together if John and Paul had given George more respect.
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mark R - I increasingly see TheBeatles as victims of their own success on several important fronts. Being the biggest - & 1st... Few (not just them) had 'Break' in their vocabulary then - & those who did didn't all succeed in taking one...
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George being sidelined a major faultline.
	🦀 ♥ 11:52am doctorjazz: In 67, Tony Williams would have been about 22, RRN63.
	♥ 11:52am coelacanth∅: i don't know if i can stomach reading about klein again!
	11:52am johnc: Thank you Jeff G! Loved the show today
	🦀 ♥ 11:53am DJpeterDE: One last anecodate from me: I attended an academic conference in Montreal a few years back, the conference organizers paid so that we could all get access to the "give peace a chance" suite. The attendant stepped out for a second and I got someone to take a photo of me on the bed. I also visited the facilities so I could say I used the same toilet as John, Yoko, and all the visitors (Timothy Leary...)
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Give Your Pee a Chance !
	♥ 11:54am coelacanth∅: cool, peter
	🦀 ♥ 11:54am Stork: Thanks, Jeff. Now I gotta follow that! Groovy shoo!
	♥ 11:54am TDK60: Thanks Jeff.
	♥ 11:55am Jeff Golick: Glad you were hear/here for it, @johnc!
	🦀 ♥ 11:55am doctorjazz: Hahaha RRN63!
	🦀 ♥ 11:55am hyde: thanks!
	🦀 ♥ 11:56am WR: thank you Jeff, for the music. will have to read the commentary later. busy day here. Onward.
	🦀 ♥ 11:56am doctorjazz: Have to work my yoga in here somewhere...
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So grateful for D.O. Sunday Mornings. & the Company - All. Both a Refuge & a play to get Schooled. Yerknow?
	🦀 ♥ 11:57am DJpeterDE: @RevRab hear hear!
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *place ...We'e All Water from Different Rivers...
	🦀 ♥ 11:58am doctorjazz: Talk about sharp left turns...but Nice way to end. Thanks again, Jeff!
	🦀 ♥ 11:58am Uncle Michael: I love this record very much.
	🦀 ♥ 11:59am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Jeff!
	♥ 11:59am coelacanth∅: Obrigado Jeff! tchau camarados
	🦀 ♥ 11:59am DJpeterDE: is there any question that Portuguese is the sexiest of all spoken languages?
	🦀 ♥ 11:59am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Jeff.
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Album Cover !
	♥ 12:00pm Doug Schulkind: This show was wonderfuller than usual.
	♥ 12:01pm Jeff Golick: Bye all you beautiful people, @doc, @UM, @DJpeter, @Doug, @coel, @ljfw, @RevRab, @WR, @hyde, @TDK60, @Stork, and all and everyone.

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January 31, 2021: What's behind the masquelero.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother The Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970		0:02:22 (Pop-up)
Susie Ibarra	Paniniwala (Belief) "Paniniwala (Belief)" by "Susie Ibarra"	Talking Gong	New Focus Recordings	2021		0:06:13 (Pop-up)
Jason Moran	Spoken in Two (Tear) "Spoken in Two (Tear)" by "Jason Moran"	The Sound Will Tell You	Jason Moran	2021		0:09:54 (Pop-up)
Theresa Wong & Ellen Fullman	Harbors Part 2	Harbors	Room40	2020		0:14:39 (Pop-up)
Soojin Suh Coloris Trio	Who Are You	Colorist	Soojin Suh	2020		0:21:57 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Ocean (demo)	Loaded (Fully Loaded Edition)	Cotillion Records	1970		0:26:08 (Pop-up)
Michael Gregory Jackson	Frequency Equilibrium Koan	Frequency Equilibrium Koan	Golden Records	1977/2021		0:32:55 (Pop-up)
Julius Hemphill	Unknown Title No. 2	The Boyé Multi-National Crusade for Harmony - Chamber Music	New World Records	1981/2021		0:41:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"					0:51:25 (Pop-up)
Sam Rivers Quartet	An Evening in Hamburg, Part One	Braids	NoBusiness Records	1979/2020		1:05:14 (Pop-up)
Misha Mengelberg Tentet	Tetteretet V / La Madelon / Rumboon	Live at Moers, 1976	ICP Records	1976/2020		1:18:25 (Pop-up)
Wendell Harrison	Where Am I "Where Am I" by "Wendell Harrison"	An Evening with the Devil	Tribe	1972		1:25:47 (Pop-up)
Pat Thomas	Comp. 6C "Comp. 6C" by "Pat Thomas"	The Locals Play the Music of Anthony Braxton	Discus Music	2006/2020		1:35:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay					1:41:27 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis Quintet	Masqualero "Masqualero" by "Miles Davis Quintet"	Sorcerer	Columbia	1967	Master take; take 5.	1:49:45 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	The Sorcerer "The Sorcerer" by "Herbie Hancock"	Speak Like a Child	Blue Note	1968		1:58:34 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis Quintet	Masqualero (alt. take; take 3)	Freedom Jazz Dance: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 5	Columbia	1967/2016		2:04:07 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis Quintet	Masqualero "Masqualero" by "Miles Davis Quintet"	Live in Europe 1969: The Bootleg Series, vol. 2	Columbia	1969/2013	1969.07.26 - Juan-Les-Pins - new rhythm section (Corea/Holland/DeJohnette)	2:12:07 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Masqualero "Masqualero" by "Miles Davis"	Live At The Fillmore East (March 7, 1970) - It's About That Time	Columbia	1970/2001	+ Airto Moreira; Wayne still hanging in there	2:20:36 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Masqualero "Masqualero" by "Miles Davis"	Black Beauty: Miles Davis Live at Fillmore West	Columbia	1970/1973	April 10, 1970: Steve Grossman in for Wayne now.	2:30:34 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis Quintet	Masqualero (alt take; take 1)	Sorcerer	Columbia	1967		2:39:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mouse on Mars	Fantastic Analysis "Fantastic Analysis" by "Mouse on Mars"					2:46:44 (Pop-up)
Tom Zé	Augusta, Angélica e Consolação	b/w "Quem Não Pode Se Tschaikovsky"	Continental	1973	(via Raridades comp., Warner Brazil, 2020)	2:52:38 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Baby "Baby" by "Gal Costa"	Tropicália ou Panis et Circenses	Philips	1968		2:56:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦀 ♥ 8:59am duke: Ready to head OUT
	♥ 9:01am Jeff Golick: Excellent, sir @duke!
	🦀 ♥ 9:01am hyde: hello!
	🦀 ♥ 9:01am listener james from westwood: Happy fifth-January Sunday, Jeff and all! And IIRC happy birthday?
	🦀 ♥ 9:02am DJpeterDE: Good morning! Happy almost Bandcamp Friday!
	♥ 9:02am Jeff Golick: Hy, @hyde! Thanks, @listener james! Yup, had a bday this past week.
	♥ 9:03am Jeff Golick: A holiday worth celebrating, @DJpeterDE! Hiya!
	♥ 9:07am Artie: Up and out, here we go!
	🦀 ♥ 9:09am Stork: Jeff 'n duke 'n hyde 'n james 'n Peter - happy hellos!!
	🦀 ♥ 9:10am Stork: Susie to open! No pussyfootin'!!
	🦀 ♥ 9:10am DJpeterDE: Is that the flutist Claire Chase on this album? Does she improvise or are her parts notated?
	🦀 ♥ 9:10am hyde: hiya Stork
	9:11am Doug Schulkind: Jeffcamp Sunday!
	♥ 9:12am Jeff Golick: @Artie! @Stork! @DJpeterDE: that is Claire Chase, yes. Not sure re notated parts...
	♥ 9:13am Jeff Golick: @Doug! I am nothing if not a happy camper.
	♥ 9:16am TDK60: Good morning Jeff.
	♥ 9:19am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @TDK60!
	♥ 9:22am Jeff Golick: @DJpeter: extensive notes on the Ibarra album at the label's site: www.newfocusrecordings.com...
	🦀 ♥ 9:24am Listener Gregory: Morning!
	♥ 9:24am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @Listener Gregory!
	🦀 ♥ 9:34am Uncle Michael: Sorry, had to have breakfast first.
	♥ 9:35am Jeff Golick: Understood, @UM! I have a piece of toast rapidly cooling in the toaster, just waiting for me.
	🦀 ♥ 9:36am Uncle Michael: I would think this track is long enough for you to retrieve it.
	♥ 9:37am Jeff Golick: It is, but I don't want to miss anything.
	🦀 ♥ 9:38am DJpeterDE: Whoa never heard of this before! It’s basically Dogon AD for hire
	🦀 ♥ 9:39am Uncle Michael: Blast it through the house!
	♥ 9:40am Jeff Golick: Newly discovered/released, @DJpeterDE. @UM: I wish. We're not running that kind of an operation here, unfortunately.
	♥ 9:43am StringOFperils: In sympathetic neighbour-enforced monastic silence, I wish you a good morning, and belatedly a happy birthday, Jeff!
	🦀 ♥ 9:44am hyde: i am currently lusting after this box set
	♥ 9:45am Jeff Golick: Thank you very much, @StringOFperils! @hyde: Highest recommendation from me.
	🦀 ♥ 9:45am WR: hello Jeff and all. Even though she was not on that selection, the Ibarra tune led me down a Claire Chase rabbit hole. Ever Onward and Outward while it is still January
	🦀 ♥ 9:46am hyde: 81 was probably the year i saw Hemphill play solo at UMass. it was odd, he played in some dormitory lobby space.
	♥ 9:47am Jeff Golick: @WR! The rabbit hole is real. (And it's a mug: depthsofwikipedia.com...)
	♥ 9:48am Jeff Golick: Wow, @hyde, very cool.
	🦀 ♥ 9:49am hyde: or it may have been a dorm that had a gallery space? i don't totally remember. it was a long time ago.
	🦀 ♥ 9:49am Uncle Michael: hyde, in '81 my brother was still at UMass
	9:50am doctorjazz: hey folks!
	🦀 ♥ 9:51am hyde: @UM wow! there were a lot of us
	♥ 9:51am Jeff Golick: Hey, @doctorjazz! Was just thinking you'd probably dig this one.
	🦀 ♥ 9:51am Stork: Julius Hemphill's B-Day was last Sunday! And speaking of Claire Chase, she does an excellent interview/solo performance with Philip Glass whose birthday is..omg, TODAY! Well, whaddaya know? www.youtube.com...
	🦀 ♥ 9:52am Uncle Michael: Come to think of it, he might not have arrived till '83 or '84.
	🦀 ♥ 9:53am hyde: @UM i was still there! i graduated in '85
	🦀 ♥ 9:55am Uncle Michael: I think he made it out in '88. I'm not exactlu sure. After his dorm days he lived in a house on School Street.I remember that.
	🦀 ♥ 9:58am WR: The Ocean worked for me in that set.
	🦀 ♥ 9:59am Stork: I think that VU piece fit better than you do, JG. Boldly go, I say!
	🦀 ♥ 9:59am Listener Gregory: Today I will be your silent partner, Jeff. However, my take will be 20% of the gross revenue.
	🦀 ♥ 10:01am Listener Gregory: Coincidental to your playing the Hemphill, I have Marty Ehrlich-led sextet under Hemphill's name on my car CD player now. There are certain harmonies of reeds that you hear and know are Hemphill's. I have no idea what they are, but they are gorgeous. IMHO
	🦀 ♥ 10:01am doctorjazz: I did dig the Hemphill, I foresee a box set in my future. Ocean did hey an release on Reed's 1st solo album.
	🦀 ♥ 10:04am doctorjazz: The Ehrlich tributes to Hemphill are great, LG.
	10:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: GutenDias Herr Destinados ! Phillip Glass a ⦿Sun in ♒︎Aquarius - figgers...
	🦀 ♥ 10:04am Mx. Granny (e/em): Greetings, Jeff and folx! Sounding lively in here!
	🦀 ♥ 10:05am DJpeterDE: Claire Chase has a special project to commemorate the anniversary of Varese classic composition for solo flute: she is commissioning new works for solo flute. Saw her at first every October Revolution Philly where they paired her with solo Anthony Braxton in a masterstroke
	🦀 ♥ 10:08am doctorjazz: This Rivers is terrific (great tuba, too).
	♥ 10:09am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @Mx. Granny and @Revolution Rabbit Nov63~
	♥ 10:10am Jeff Golick: Ugh, @Stork, I missed a chance at a Hemphill bday show? Curses!
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ocean was marvelous & so is this.
	♥ 10:16am Jeff Golick: Thanks, folx! @DJpeterDE: those October Revolution shows all looked amazing. Did you stay for several days?
	♥ 10:18am coelacanth∅: g'morning Jeff, OUTies
	🦀 ♥ 10:19am doctorjazz: Me (@10:01) surpassed to read Ocean did get an official release on Lou Reed's first album. Have alwayswanted to get to The October Revolution, never made it. Always interesting stuff scheduled. Always kick myself afterwards.
	10:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow. & they landed on all three wheels just like that...
	🦀 ♥ 10:20am doctorjazz: They're predicting 14-18 inches of snow in my part of Central Joisey. Man...
	♥ 10:20am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @coelacanth∅!
	🦀 ♥ 10:23am Stork: Whoa, DrJ! Time to make snow-angels!
	🦀 ♥ 10:24am Stork: Swing it, Misha!!
	🦀 ♥ 10:24am doctorjazz: They come out into the blues, very cool!
	🦀 ♥ 10:30am doctorjazz: Extreme stereo separation on this Harrison, nothing in the center (listening on headphones). Nice track, though.
	10:30am Mark R: I think Wendell Harrison was from Detroit--am I right about that?
	♥ 10:31am Jeff Golick: Was noticing same, @doc. @Mark R.! You are correct, sir. Harrison was a major guy on the Detroit scene, part of the Tribe tribe.
	🦀 ♥ 10:31am Listener Gregory: Bandcamp link has zero info on this Harrison piece. The piano sounds so Corea-ish.
	10:31am Mark R: This is very exemplary of the kind of pretty, spacey music that was in vogue at that time--exotic percussion, almost always an electric piano...
	♥ 10:32am Jeff Golick: Charles Eubanks on keys.
	♥ 10:33am Jeff Golick: This cut (or similar) has ended up on some cool Tribe compilations, I believe.
	🦀 ♥ 10:34am Stork: Ach, shoudla hipped ya to Hemphill b-day, Jeff. I was busy with the Erb that day, if ya know what I'm sayin.' Ya wanna know a birthday, ask a Stork!
	♥ 10:34am Jeff Golick: Are you ready for funkified Anthony Braxton?
	🦀 ♥ 10:35am Stork: Is that a Rhodes or a Fairlight?
	🦀 ♥ 10:35am doctorjazz: Think I need some coffee for this!
	10:35am Dean: Pandelis Karayorgis revives the electric piano on, e.g., this monster from fourteen years ago. https://www.discogs.com/Pandelis-Karayorgis-Nate-McBride-Curt-Newton-Betwixt/release/2723278
	10:35am Mark R: I remember hearing his name a lot when I was growing up, Jeff. Actually never heard of Tribe records, though.
	🦀 ♥ 10:35am chresti: Morning Jeff and d'OUTers!
	🦀 ♥ 10:36am Stork: Ambushed by The Funk!
	♥ 10:36am Jeff Golick: I have no idea, @Stork! @Dean! @chresti!
	🦀 ♥ 10:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins!
	🦀 ♥ 10:38am Listener Gregory: @Stork, thought of you Friday night when Bronwyn played "Watch Out For Mr. Stork" from the movie Dumbo. www.wfmu.org...
	🦀 ♥ 10:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): i say YEAH! digging this.
	10:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...somebody's chart on that cover! A bit small & faint to read...
	10:39am Mark R: This is fantastic! The transition was abrupt, but once they settled into this funk groove, damn! It must be funky Sunday because I was listening to some 70s-era Eddie Harris earlier that would fit nicely into any club set, as would this.
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you'd do charts on computer now of course...
	♥ 10:39am Jeff Golick: Bigger image here, @RRN63: f4.bcbits.com...
	10:41am Mark R: That's some deep shit, Jeff. Sun Ra-ish philosophy.
	🦀 ♥ 10:43am DJpeterDE: I know I mentioned Bandcamp Friday: I already had a long list, Jeff is making it longer.
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers JeffG. Well - not sure what's supposed to be demonic there that evening... Saturn & Uranus in Gemini - somebody born in the early 1940s like Dylan & Hendrix blending Tradition & Innovation in their dexterity & communication ... Lotsa Libra w/ Capricorn Rising... &tc.
	🦀 ♥ 10:45am DJpeterDE: Did you try both "tentet" and "tentette"? I'm excited to see that the Hemphill liner notes are a free download! Good way to seel the music, I guess. Relieved if I don't have to buy the physical product!
	🦀 ♥ 10:47am chresti: Grannykins!
	🦀 ♥ 10:48am Mx. Granny (e/em): RevRab: thanks for the interpretation, i was looking at that and thinking, how is that so devilish?
	🦀 ♥ 10:49am Mx. Granny (e/em): but i guess that at times, any dabbling in such things as astrology was considered demonic
	🦀 ♥ 10:51am DJpeterDE: My favorite Dave Douglas album, CONVERGENCE, also closes with "Nothing Like You" as a hat-tip to SORCERER.
	♥ 10:52am coelacanth∅: 'morning chrestì
	♥ 10:52am Jeff Golick: @DJpeter: I did try both! I think the official version is something like "dectet" I guess. That's a cool nod from Douglas, from one trumpeter to another.
	🦀 ♥ 10:54am doctorjazz: Douglas did do nice tributes, though I think I liked The Tiny Bell Trio best if I had to select.
	🦀 ♥ 10:54am DJpeterDE: catching up on the comments stream... @jeff: I saw 100% of the first two October Revolution festivals (except the premium secret concerts for the bigwigs). When they announced the first one in February or so, with only a handful of names, I bought the "super early bird" festival pass. I had never seen Braxton or Art Ensemble live, so that was enough for me.
	10:55am Mark R: Love this! Interestingly enough, Rich in Washington played a couple tracks from "Sorcerer" Friday night--and not this one, so between your two shows I've heard a good amount of this nice album, which, in my vast Miles collection, I've somehow never picked up. Did you select one partially as a tribute to the late Cicely Tyson, who graces the cover (and then of course, the music ain't have bad, either!)
	10:57am Dean: Listened yesterday to one of Braxton's GTM ensemble shows at Yoshi's, '97. I referred to the ensemble as a nonet, but the record refers to ninetet. The former appears in OED, not the latter. None of tentet, tentette, or dectet appears there. I guess =>10 = large ensemble.
	♥ 10:57am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @Mark R. - a nod to Cecily Tyson, indeed! Glad I'm not overlapping with Rich. Though this music is so slippery, it bears repeat listening.
	🦀 ♥ 10:58am DJpeterDE: Marty Paich called his band the Dektette, FWIW.
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nothing you can say to measure up to tribute for this Quintet. Reading Miles's Autobio - in like a life full of adventures & misadventures - the one thing he's humble about & regrets is not staying married to Cicely...
	11:00am Mark R: This quintet is always delicious listening. The longer they were together, the better they got. I think they just reached a point where some of the guys like Herbie and Wayne were just more than ready to lead their own groups, it was like, we're all grown up, we still love you dad, but it's time to move out of the house.
	11:00am Mark R: I remember him regretting not staying married to his first wife, Frances, Rev. Rabbit.
	11:00am Dean: Nor decet. Yet here's a bunch of 'em: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decet_(music)
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All Young Titans - & beyond even that the simpatico in the band - as a band...
	🦀 ♥ 11:01am hyde: fingers crossed for the Tangerine Dream soundtrack to Sorcerer
	🦀 ♥ 11:02am DJpeterDE: Looking at the Hemphill box liners now: oh man, there's a photo of close-cropped 20-ish Hemphill with his Mom!
	♥ 11:02am Jeff Golick: Nothing as interesting as that, I'm afraid, @hyde...
	♥ 11:02am Jeff Golick: (That photo jumped out at me, too, @DJpeterDE.)
	🦀 ♥ 11:02am hyde: haha, rats
	11:03am Dean: I bet the Enescu Decet is marvelous.
	🦀 ♥ 11:03am hyde: (nobody needs a backseat dj, anyhow)
	11:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...set's not over hyde :p ...
	11:06am Dean: I prefer Miles' Saucier. The group really cooks on that one.
	🦀 ♥ 11:06am DJpeterDE: Hemphill Whoa pt. 2: string quartet arrangements of Mingus!
	🦀 ♥ 11:06am doctorjazz: Have to catch Rich in Washington one of these days (archive, likely, as I usually listen to Bronwyn's Acid Jazz Hands then, and the family would revolt!). Too many shows,too little time...
	🦀 ♥ 11:07am doctorjazz: The Davis 60's group waa amazing!
	🦀 ♥ 11:09am Stork: Shorter is melting my heart... again.
	11:09am Mark R: I usually only catch the first hour of his show, dr.--when I'm preparing dinner. This week I really enjoyed it--some really great 80s rock--Boomtown Rats, Pete Shelley, some great bands I've never heard of. Then a nice jazz set with a couple of these "Sorcerer" tracks and some of the more melodic offerings of Sun Ra. It was groovy. I sent him a note of appreciation.
	11:11am Dean: French: dixtuor That I like.
	♥ 11:12am Jeff Golick: @Dean, after that saucier comment I thought maybe you'd taken a seat in the corner.
	🦀 ♥ 11:13am doctorjazz: Mark R, looked at the playlist a moment ago, does look nice.
	🦀 ♥ 11:14am Listener Gregory: @DJpeterDE, in the second (?) episode of the Netflix series "Pretend It's a City," Fran Leibowitz tells an incredible Mingus story. That is, incredible yet perfectly in character.
	11:14am Dean: Jes' warmin' up. For instance, have you heard the rarely recorded Bill Evan's tentet? They cover "Dixtuor Ahead."
	🦀 ♥ 11:14am doctorjazz: Not your dad's "mellow" Miles...
	11:14am Mark R: Yeah I couldn't listen past about 8:30. I SAW that, Gregory, that was amazing.
	🦀 ♥ 11:15am DJpeterDE: @dean. it was a long detour to get to that joke!
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this ain't the Summer of Love...
	11:15am Dean: I had to drive around the block a few times, yes.
	11:15am Mark R: I love this Live in Europe album--very cool lineup that they said in the liner notes never recorded in the studio together. And then a few months later it was "Bitches Bres" and we know where all that went.
	🦀 ♥ 11:16am DJpeterDE: @LG thsnk for head's up, I will look for that anecdote! (I'm hoping by "perfectly in character" you mean that Leibowitz actually impersonates Mingus)
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Bitches Brew' like a couple days after Woodstock...
	♥ 11:16am Doug Schulkind: I saw Miles live in Cleveland during his comeback in '81. The spot that booked him was a theater-in-the-round—with a rotating stage. As a venue for a fellow who famously"turned his back on the audience," I thought this was fucking hysterical.
	🦀 ♥ 11:17am Listener Gregory: No, I meant it's the kind of anecdote that would make you think "that would never happen," and then you remember it's Mingus.
	🦀 ♥ 11:18am hyde: i confess that the only band i ever saw play on a rotating stage was Yes
	♥ 11:18am Jeff Golick: I'm sure Miles dug it; saved him the trouble.
	11:20am Mark R: I saw him on that same tour, Doug--he wasn't in the best health, but his band was great and I couldn't believe I was watching MILES FUCKING DAVIS!!!
	11:20am Dean: "Circle in the Round" was '67, but the comp appeared in '79, so maybe the venue figured he had changed his ways.
	11:21am Mark R: Circle in the Round, he literally had an apartment with all curved walls, it was very mod.
	🦀 ♥ 11:23am doctorjazz: That was the Time After Time Miles, no? Got to see that band as well. Miles spent more time at the keyboards than trumpet, but I felt the same way, glad to catch him.
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1970s - HeavyMetal...
	🦀 ♥ 11:25am WR: great show Jeff, sorry folks couldn't participate in the comments more. I'm saving my allowance for the Julius Hemphill.
	11:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well he's @ the Fillmore ...Hendrix still alive for another season & 1/2...
	♥ 11:27am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @WR.
	11:28am Dean: Half a year later was Isle of Wight.
	🦀 ♥ 11:28am doctorjazz: Already ordered the Hemphill, (and the Pat Thomas), hard to keep the order finger off many more...
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Beatles on verge of announcing breakup...
	♥ 11:30am Jeff Golick: I am unreasonably excited for the Peter Jackson Beatles doc.
	🦀 ♥ 11:31am Listener Gregory: This is a fantastic set.
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hats off to Bill Graham for booking him. You wonder how blown minds were - or if it sailed over everybody? The Dead or whomever in the wings agape... New Beatles - you dream about it @ night, yerknow...
	♥ 11:32am Doug Schulkind: My wife once shared a plane from New Orleans to NYC with Miles and Cicely. According to "eyewitness accounts," both members of the happy couple were dressed in full-length white fur (at the height of summer), and seemed fairly coked out of their minds.
	♥ 11:33am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that, @LG. Answering the question no one wanted asked: "How many times can you hear 'Masqualero' before you turn away?"
	♥ 11:33am TDK60: RevRab, the Fillmore often had varied artists in one show. \|\| Love that distorted electric piano of Corea.
	♥ 11:34am Jeff Golick: Yeah, @RRN63 - this Fillmore West show is from when Davis opened for the Dead, April '70.
	11:34am Mark R: I totally believe it, Doug! According to one of Miles' roadies, Cicely was a real handful. When she joined Miles on tour, she'd have like 18 suitcases.
	🦀 ♥ 11:35am DJpeterDE: I'm enjoying this book a lot, but paradoxically it makes me NOT want to watch the Peter Jackson doc. Portrays Lennon as heroin-addled and bizarre in studio... smile.amazon.com...
	♥ 11:35am Jeff Golick: I think it was during the Fillmore East run that Miles kept showing up late so that he wouldn't have to open for Steve Miller, whose music he loathed.
	♥ 11:36am Jeff Golick: Interesting, @DJpeterDE...
	🦀 ♥ 11:36am DJpeterDE: @Doug two great Miles anecdotes @Jeff was going to say i never tire of this Shorter composition
	11:36am Mark R: Clive Davis claims credit for convincing Graham to book Miles at the Fillmore. But Bill was already booking jazz acts like Charles Lloyd, and with Miles itching to play his electric music for a live audience, I don't think Bill needed much persuading. In fact, I suspect Clive Davis's version is total bullshit.
	11:36am Dean: Headline for the SF Chronicle review by Ralph Gleason of this show: Trumpet Sorcery. "The Fillmore audience gazed at him in fascination."
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TDK60 yeah. Still - Miles up before all the Hippies. I mean - this still sounds like the Future in some ways... Well he loathed opening for lessers no doubt - especially if they had any pretentions I imagine...
	♥ 11:37am coelacanth∅: Jeff @1135 i might've done the same!
	🦀 ♥ 11:37am DJpeterDE: I suspect Jackson is going to play down the conflict as a way to counterbalance the Let It Be movie... but I don't know. (Haven't watched his war-footage-reconstruction yet.)
	♥ 11:38am coelacanth∅: ...but Miles opening for the dead, instead of the right way 'round is hard to swallow
	♥ 11:38am Jeff Golick: The clips Jackson shared late last year made it all seem very jolly indeed.
	11:39am Dean: Further: In the dressing room I asked "You gonna play another set?" He looked at me. "After THAT" he said. Bill Graham said "That one set was better than all four at the Fillmore East." Miles smiled. "I know it" he said.
	🦀 ♥ 11:39am DJpeterDE: Don't forget that Ravi Shankar knocked everyone out at Monterey Pop... I bet a lot of those hippies were into Miles's set: if they weren't, I'm going to hazard a guess that it's because the blacknuss interfered with their ability to trance out. (Just occurring to me now that a case could be made for early 70s Miles as Afro-futurist.)
	11:40am Mark R: Cool, the Dead felt the same way. But for rock audiences, Miles wouldn't be the headliner. He understood that. The one guy he wouldn't open for was Steve Miller. He made sure he showed up so late, Miller had to go on first.
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DJpeterDE that is the common belief - probly Macca's directive as well. Which in its way probly totally legit. It's a little odd - the Whole Album & Get Back always held up as the great disintegration & argument - & now everything countering that. After all they did go on to Abbey Road (tho that was released earlier).
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - it's good to know Psychedelic San Francisco on the whole rose to the occasion...
	11:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *White Album
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but I always reckoned they argued more early & laughed more later than we generally thot of them doing...
	♥ 11:43am coelacanth∅: i'm not especially appreciative of the rewriting of history some are attempting, when the audio and video clips demonstrate quite aptly how much the fab 4 hated being around each-other by that time.
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They were a loving Family with some notable Turbulence & wanted to move into separate houses...
	11:45am Mark R: Listen to how great Tony Williams is here...
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right ?!
	♥ 11:46am coelacanth∅: ...every book about the beatles i've read paints one of them especially well, and one especially poorly. the least biased book so far is Geoff Emerick's, but even that is very "pro-Macca". but at leat it's not unfair to Lennon.
	11:46am Dean: Monterey Pop was in June '67. One month later Nikhil Banerjee appeared in Berkeley on KPFA. Some folks were poised to listen to this stuff.
	🦀 ♥ 11:47am Stork: I'm listening, Mark R. Tony's real gone.
	11:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Funny - the Beatletard podcasts I listen to characterize Emerick as a somewhat biased & unreliable witness - despite his being Right There...
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am doctorjazz: Almost at the end, great listening, Jeff, Thanks!
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & how old is Tony Williams then ?
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am DJpeterDE: @RevRab again I refer you to that book, which i'm enjoying. i didn't think i needed to read another account, but he has a really thorough look at Allan Klein's maneuvers, and he paints a really complicated picture of how Abbey Road went down. Everyone trying to be on best behavior, but then biting their tongues for Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Heartbreaking portrait of John's relationship with Julian.
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am Stork: Storkville, thisaway, top 'o the hour: wfmu.org...
	11:48am Mark R: In those days, you were either in a band or you weren't, hardly anyone made solo albums while still in a band. If it were today, they would have taken a little hiatus, made no public announcements, each done a solo album, and then probably could have made another Beatles album--with John, Paul and now George writing pretty decent songs, it might have been quite good. Then again, the fact that they broke up when they did guarantees that there'll never be a "Face Dances" or "Dirty Work"--every single Beatles album is great!
	🦀 ♥ 11:48am Stork: That whole set was just delish, Jeff!
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Klein is the bad guy alright...
	♥ 11:50am coelacanth∅: RR the book is certainly biased. he and Macca were close. but still he gave credit to Lennon where due and didn't make him out to be a total fuck-up, which he obviously could not have been. he's not super nice to Harrison though.
	🦀 ♥ 11:50am DJpeterDE: Maybe they coulda kept it together if John and Paul had given George more respect.
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mark R - I increasingly see TheBeatles as victims of their own success on several important fronts. Being the biggest - & 1st... Few (not just them) had 'Break' in their vocabulary then - & those who did didn't all succeed in taking one...
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George being sidelined a major faultline.
	🦀 ♥ 11:52am doctorjazz: In 67, Tony Williams would have been about 22, RRN63.
	♥ 11:52am coelacanth∅: i don't know if i can stomach reading about klein again!
	11:52am johnc: Thank you Jeff G! Loved the show today
	🦀 ♥ 11:53am DJpeterDE: One last anecodate from me: I attended an academic conference in Montreal a few years back, the conference organizers paid so that we could all get access to the "give peace a chance" suite. The attendant stepped out for a second and I got someone to take a photo of me on the bed. I also visited the facilities so I could say I used the same toilet as John, Yoko, and all the visitors (Timothy Leary...)
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Give Your Pee a Chance !
	♥ 11:54am coelacanth∅: cool, peter
	🦀 ♥ 11:54am Stork: Thanks, Jeff. Now I gotta follow that! Groovy shoo!
	♥ 11:54am TDK60: Thanks Jeff.
	♥ 11:55am Jeff Golick: Glad you were hear/here for it, @johnc!
	🦀 ♥ 11:55am doctorjazz: Hahaha RRN63!
	🦀 ♥ 11:55am hyde: thanks!
	🦀 ♥ 11:56am WR: thank you Jeff, for the music. will have to read the commentary later. busy day here. Onward.
	🦀 ♥ 11:56am doctorjazz: Have to work my yoga in here somewhere...
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So grateful for D.O. Sunday Mornings. & the Company - All. Both a Refuge & a play to get Schooled. Yerknow?
	🦀 ♥ 11:57am DJpeterDE: @RevRab hear hear!
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *place ...We'e All Water from Different Rivers...
	🦀 ♥ 11:58am doctorjazz: Talk about sharp left turns...but Nice way to end. Thanks again, Jeff!
	🦀 ♥ 11:58am Uncle Michael: I love this record very much.
	🦀 ♥ 11:59am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Jeff!
	♥ 11:59am coelacanth∅: Obrigado Jeff! tchau camarados
	🦀 ♥ 11:59am DJpeterDE: is there any question that Portuguese is the sexiest of all spoken languages?
	🦀 ♥ 11:59am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Jeff.
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Album Cover !
	♥ 12:00pm Doug Schulkind: This show was wonderfuller than usual.
	♥ 12:01pm Jeff Golick: Bye all you beautiful people, @doc, @UM, @DJpeter, @Doug, @coel, @ljfw, @RevRab, @WR, @hyde, @TDK60, @Stork, and all and everyone.

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