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Listener comments!
	11:39am listener james from westwood: i know i'm early, but i brought red-pepper hummus and toasted pita chips. anyone wants, dig on in.
	11:41am Falafel: What am I, chopped liver?
	11:47am Artie: I hope everyone likes sweet pickles in your potato salad.
	11:49am Half Sour: Quit gherkin us around, Artie.
	12:00pm Carmichael: I got some ribs going. Be ready in about 3 hours.
	12:00pm My Ears: Still the best radio show intro in the biz!
	12:03pm duke: Yes 12 hours, go for it.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: half-day of d:o power go go go
	♥ 12:14pm Jeff G: Feeling honored. And also hungry. Very hungry. Welcome, one and all.
	12:19pm Dan in Seattle: Food for the ears!
	12:45pm Peter: How often does DO do the radio show? This is my first time actually catching it :)
	♥ 12:49pm Jeff G: Hey, Peter! Glad you could tune in! We have new shows every other Monday at noon, with repeats in between.
	12:49pm ricardo Montalban: Hola, DO! Wonderful show!
	♥ 12:50pm Jeff G: @Peter: That said, we're taking off what would be our next regularly scheduled show (3 Sept), and will be back on 10 Sept.
	♥ 12:51pm Jeff G: Hola, Ricardo! Thanks; great to have you here. ("Here.")
	12:51pm Doug S.: @Peter This show airs every Monday, 12-3pm. A new show airs every other week, with rebroadcasts occurring on the in-between Mondays. The Give the Drummer Radio stream runs 24 hours a day. In its default mode, it plays a wide-ranging selection of adventurous music from all over. Every week day, there are hosted radio shows with DJs piping in from more than a half dozen locations around the country. Here is the schedule for Give the Drummer Radio: http://wfmu.org/table?period=7115
	12:54pm Charles: Just FYI for later: the 128k MP3 link on this playlist page sent me to gospel music on what might have been WFMU's main stream, rather than DO on Give the Drummer. Your link on twitter was good though
	12:58pm Carmichael: Yes, you do have to work to find the link to DO. It's on the main FMU page, in the left hand margin.
	1:00pm Doug S.: @Charles Because of the way WFMU's playlist page template is set up, those confusing links atop the page here must remain. Usually, shows on the stream include a big fat LISTEN HERE link manually inserted by the DJ as part of the page. Jeff, would you add that?
	♥ 1:01pm Jeff G: Oop. Yeah, on it...
	1:02pm Charles: Ok! Thanks for the response. Just thought I'd point it out in case it were a mistake. I don't want anyone missing out that is interested!
	1:42pm Brian in UK: Hello gents, just a quick howdeedoodee. Cannot get you in the kitchen so it's Calle 54 blasting out. Food note: Carbonara for dinner. Just hitting James Baldwin for the first time, tough, demanding and rewarding; bit like DO.
	1:43pm Doug S.: I just DL'd Rutherford's "Chicago 2002" the other day. Mighty lovely stuff.
	1:44pm AGHARTA-PANGEA: Hi Jeff & Jeff, new to this show although I generally listen to Mr Coulter's show on Tuesdays (freeform and full of hiss!) I like what I am hearing and have been into "AVANT JAZZ" for a long time. I realise that most of it has been underground since the mid 60s but thank you (and Doug S) for presenting it bravely on public radio, probably the only show on the planet that does.
	1:45pm northguineahills: This has been superb! And, Supersilent doesn't get enough air time around WFMU.
	1:45pm ricardo Montalban: Hola, Jeff G! Enjoying the soundz!
	1:46pm Doug S.: @Brain in UK Baldwin is one of my very favorites. Fiction, non-fiction, essays, brilliance. I have long guessed that Archie Shepp's conversation "Rufus (Swung, His Face at Last to the Wind, Then His Neck Snapped)" was inspired by a character in Baldwin's "Another Country" (the character Rufus who jumps off the George Washington Bridge).
	♥ 1:49pm Jeff G: Thanks for kind comments, @Agharta-Pangea; @northguineahills, @ricardo!
	1:49pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Jeffs, Doug and all the listeners.
	1:50pm Brian in UK: Yes, Rufus the DRUMMER. Baldwin has some memorable descriptive one-liners
	♥ 1:52pm Jeff G: @Brian in UK & @ Doug S: Agree re Baldwin. That is a fierce cat. He had an op-ed in the NYTimes, late 1960s, that can actually singe one's hair.
	1:53pm AGHARTA-PANGEA: always wondered whether the Albert Ayler box set Holy Ghost is worth getting? Any views appreciated
	1:57pm Brian in UK: 'He felt a shoe fly off behind him, there was nothing around him, only the wind, all right, you motherf**king Godalmighty bastard, I'm coming to you'
	1:58pm Brian in UK: The maths for that was 666! True.
	♥ 2:05pm Jeff G: Ah, here's the Baldwin/NYT piece: www.nytimes.com... HARDCORE.
	2:06pm Peter: Is Baldwin the most beloved writer of avant-jazz fans? He is mine :)
	2:12pm Brian in UK: Thanks Jeff. Relentlessness.
	2:53pm listener james from westwood: god-damn! what an ending! many thanks for the show, guys!!
	♥ 2:54pm Jeff G: Man, love Jeanne Lee's laughter at the end of that.
	2:54pm northguineahills: Awesome! Thanks again!
	♥ 2:55pm Jeff G: Thanks as ever for tuning in, listener james!
	♥ 2:56pm Jeff G: You are most welcome, northguineahills! Thanks for comin'!

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Three hours of adventurous jazz drawing on the Destination: Out archives and other planes of there.

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August 20, 2012: D:O Goes Long

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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
Rüdiger Carl	Count "Count" by "Rüdiger Carl"	Two Compositions	FMP	1987	aka the Zwie Quintette
Music behind DJ: Essendon Airport	How Low Can You Go?	Sonic Investigations (Of the Trivial)	Innocent	1980
Supersilent	1.1 "1.1" by "Supersilent"	1-3	Rune Grammofon	1998
Paul Rutherford / Paul Lovens	When I say slowly, I mean as soon as possible	When I Say Slowly, I Mean as Soon as Possible	Po Torch	1978
Music behind DJ: Conrad Schnitzler	Ballet Statique	Ballet Statique	Pressure Sounds	1978
Charles Tyler	Saga of the Outlaws	Saga of the Outlaws	Nessa	1978
Music behind DJ: Cluster	Zum Wohl "Zum Wohl" by "Cluster"	Sowieoso	Sky	1976
Gunter Hampel	Crépuscule "Crépuscule" by "Gunter Hampel"	The 8th of July 1969	Birth	1969
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:39am listener james from westwood: i know i'm early, but i brought red-pepper hummus and toasted pita chips. anyone wants, dig on in.
	11:41am Falafel: What am I, chopped liver?
	11:47am Artie: I hope everyone likes sweet pickles in your potato salad.
	11:49am Half Sour: Quit gherkin us around, Artie.
	12:00pm Carmichael: I got some ribs going. Be ready in about 3 hours.
	12:00pm My Ears: Still the best radio show intro in the biz!
	12:03pm duke: Yes 12 hours, go for it.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: half-day of d:o power go go go
	♥ 12:14pm Jeff G: Feeling honored. And also hungry. Very hungry. Welcome, one and all.
	12:19pm Dan in Seattle: Food for the ears!
	12:45pm Peter: How often does DO do the radio show? This is my first time actually catching it :)
	♥ 12:49pm Jeff G: Hey, Peter! Glad you could tune in! We have new shows every other Monday at noon, with repeats in between.
	12:49pm ricardo Montalban: Hola, DO! Wonderful show!
	♥ 12:50pm Jeff G: @Peter: That said, we're taking off what would be our next regularly scheduled show (3 Sept), and will be back on 10 Sept.
	♥ 12:51pm Jeff G: Hola, Ricardo! Thanks; great to have you here. ("Here.")
	12:51pm Doug S.: @Peter This show airs every Monday, 12-3pm. A new show airs every other week, with rebroadcasts occurring on the in-between Mondays. The Give the Drummer Radio stream runs 24 hours a day. In its default mode, it plays a wide-ranging selection of adventurous music from all over. Every week day, there are hosted radio shows with DJs piping in from more than a half dozen locations around the country. Here is the schedule for Give the Drummer Radio: http://wfmu.org/table?period=7115
	12:54pm Charles: Just FYI for later: the 128k MP3 link on this playlist page sent me to gospel music on what might have been WFMU's main stream, rather than DO on Give the Drummer. Your link on twitter was good though
	12:58pm Carmichael: Yes, you do have to work to find the link to DO. It's on the main FMU page, in the left hand margin.
	1:00pm Doug S.: @Charles Because of the way WFMU's playlist page template is set up, those confusing links atop the page here must remain. Usually, shows on the stream include a big fat LISTEN HERE link manually inserted by the DJ as part of the page. Jeff, would you add that?
	♥ 1:01pm Jeff G: Oop. Yeah, on it...
	1:02pm Charles: Ok! Thanks for the response. Just thought I'd point it out in case it were a mistake. I don't want anyone missing out that is interested!
	1:42pm Brian in UK: Hello gents, just a quick howdeedoodee. Cannot get you in the kitchen so it's Calle 54 blasting out. Food note: Carbonara for dinner. Just hitting James Baldwin for the first time, tough, demanding and rewarding; bit like DO.
	1:43pm Doug S.: I just DL'd Rutherford's "Chicago 2002" the other day. Mighty lovely stuff.
	1:44pm AGHARTA-PANGEA: Hi Jeff & Jeff, new to this show although I generally listen to Mr Coulter's show on Tuesdays (freeform and full of hiss!) I like what I am hearing and have been into "AVANT JAZZ" for a long time. I realise that most of it has been underground since the mid 60s but thank you (and Doug S) for presenting it bravely on public radio, probably the only show on the planet that does.
	1:45pm northguineahills: This has been superb! And, Supersilent doesn't get enough air time around WFMU.
	1:45pm ricardo Montalban: Hola, Jeff G! Enjoying the soundz!
	1:46pm Doug S.: @Brain in UK Baldwin is one of my very favorites. Fiction, non-fiction, essays, brilliance. I have long guessed that Archie Shepp's conversation "Rufus (Swung, His Face at Last to the Wind, Then His Neck Snapped)" was inspired by a character in Baldwin's "Another Country" (the character Rufus who jumps off the George Washington Bridge).
	♥ 1:49pm Jeff G: Thanks for kind comments, @Agharta-Pangea; @northguineahills, @ricardo!
	1:49pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Jeffs, Doug and all the listeners.
	1:50pm Brian in UK: Yes, Rufus the DRUMMER. Baldwin has some memorable descriptive one-liners
	♥ 1:52pm Jeff G: @Brian in UK & @ Doug S: Agree re Baldwin. That is a fierce cat. He had an op-ed in the NYTimes, late 1960s, that can actually singe one's hair.
	1:53pm AGHARTA-PANGEA: always wondered whether the Albert Ayler box set Holy Ghost is worth getting? Any views appreciated
	1:57pm Brian in UK: 'He felt a shoe fly off behind him, there was nothing around him, only the wind, all right, you motherf**king Godalmighty bastard, I'm coming to you'
	1:58pm Brian in UK: The maths for that was 666! True.
	♥ 2:05pm Jeff G: Ah, here's the Baldwin/NYT piece: www.nytimes.com... HARDCORE.
	2:06pm Peter: Is Baldwin the most beloved writer of avant-jazz fans? He is mine :)
	2:12pm Brian in UK: Thanks Jeff. Relentlessness.
	2:53pm listener james from westwood: god-damn! what an ending! many thanks for the show, guys!!
	♥ 2:54pm Jeff G: Man, love Jeanne Lee's laughter at the end of that.
	2:54pm northguineahills: Awesome! Thanks again!
	♥ 2:55pm Jeff G: Thanks as ever for tuning in, listener james!
	♥ 2:56pm Jeff G: You are most welcome, northguineahills! Thanks for comin'!

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