WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from April 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	🥁 ♥ 2:59pm chresti: Hello Ridgewood Radio Show with David and Ruth!
	♥ 2:59pm david w: The irony of the dialog on that opening track is that Sean Connery's 007 appears to be dead in bed.
	♥ 3:00pm david w: chresti!
	🥁 ♥ 3:00pm Doug Schulkind: Pass the popcorn.
	♥ 3:00pm david w: Real butter please.
	🥁 ♥ 3:01pm listener james from westwood: A hermetic volcano-lair seems good right about now.
	♥ 3:01pm david w: james! yay!
	🥁 ♥ 3:01pm doctorjazz: I'll have mine shaken, not stirred!
	♥ 3:02pm fred: Hello David, Ruth and listeners
	♥ 3:02pm david w: I always wondered about the veracity of that shaken thing. hello djazz... and fred!
	🥁 ♥ 3:03pm chresti: I think I might of seen this movie at a drive-in.
	♥ 3:04pm Hubig Pie: Riddled with bullets in a Murphy bed
	♥ 3:07pm david w: Hubig Pie, thanks, a detail I'd forgotten.
	♥ 3:08pm david w: chresti, we really were taken in our PJs to the drive in as kids. Woke up next day in our own beds.
	♥ 3:12pm Rob W: A memorable Hal Willner project - although, um, I forgot that David Amram made that fabulous contribution!
	♥ 3:13pm david w: Amram turns 90 this year, still making trouble!
	♥ 3:13pm Rob W: Wonderful - he was an early inspiration!
	♥ 3:20pm Franco Twinkie: Hi David, I grew up walking distance from two drive-in theaters. Lots of memories of the big movies in the '60's seen through the windshield of a Chevy Bel Air. Later, I would ride my bike in the exit, and sit by the back fence until I was kicked out by the drive-in police.
	🥁 ♥ 3:21pm Doug Schulkind: I was the first person not to watch Game of Thrones. Other have not watched, sure. But I, ha-ha, was the first.
	♥ 3:22pm david w: Franco, that's good stuff.
	♥ 3:22pm david w: I think I was the last to watch, and it got me.
	🥁 ♥ 3:23pm doctorjazz: Hey, Frankie, my parent's 1st car was a 56 Chevy Bel Air, green and white. Not many drive ins in Brooklyn, though.
	🥁 ♥ 3:23pm doctorjazz: Franco, apologies for spell correct...
	♥ 3:24pm Stanley: Hi David and those who like the experiential. The only experience I have with a drive-in movie theatre is the one that Cheech and Chong visited.
	♥ 3:25pm david w: We had a Chevy, kind of a puke pink color. Maybe 1960.
	3:25pm Mary Wing: This is still a pretty bitching theme song.
	♥ 3:25pm david w: Mary! Yay! This one's for you!!!
	3:28pm still b/p: At a twin drive-in in my area, one night we climbed up the framework on the back of the very big screen structure and peeked over the top toward the parked cars and the projection beam comin' at us. As cool as it was unwise.
	♥ 3:29pm Franco Twinkie: Doc, our '56 was white and turquoise. We also had a mint green '57 at the same time.
	♥ 3:29pm david w: Stanley, it was pretty lame on entertainment side but fabulous for a dangerous family outing. (as still b/p indicates)
	♥ 3:29pm david w: b/p you rock!
	♥ 3:30pm Franco Twinkie: Still b/p, my hat is off to you for been a front line drive-in commando!
	🥁 ♥ 3:37pm listener james from westwood: What oddballs folks were to think this would harm his rep. A couple of years later, making Henry Fonda an arch-prick in "Once upon a Time in the West" was sheer genius.
	3:38pm ruth: Wow this is pretty weird for Mancini. As David knows I'm not the biggest soundtrack fan but I'm dipping a toe in here in good faith
	♥ 3:39pm david w: ruth! holding up the home front!
	3:39pm ruth: Yup. with Butters by my side
	🥁 ♥ 3:39pm chresti: At the drive-in Santa Maria, there was a scrubby hill beyond the back fence, where we would hang out and watch the movie, I was about 11.
	3:42pm ruth: I only ever once went to a drive-in in Portland Oregon when i was in college can't remember what the movie was. The point I believe was to smoke as much weed in the car as possible
	♥ 3:44pm david w: Apparently, misbehaving at drive-ins is (was) a cultural marker.
	♥ 3:46pm david w: I did read one anecdote that the pianists's at the Mancini session asked to take a break because the music was making them nauseous.
	3:46pm Mary Wing: I am trying to remember the name of another movie about a blind woman being stalked by bad guys from the 60s or 70s but I can't find it on IMDB by searching for "blind woman." How many movies with this subject could there possibly be?
	3:48pm Mary Wing: Ah, found it: See No Evil; It was number 85 on the list, sheesh!
	3:50pm still b/p: Disheveled slouched man at the end of the bar: "I was big....ma'e records, movie themes....recodded with all the bi' names. Pin' Panther...thauz me! Ch'rade! Hundids. Then I wen' too fuggn' sumthin'...wh' happind..? Where'd all go? I'll tell ya...a thing call Wait 'Til Dark Music 'stroys Your Career. 'Z what happind."
	♥ 3:52pm david w: Another Nicolas Roeg flick, Don't Look Now, also has a blind woman, a psychic, but not really threatened. Amazing film.
	♥ 3:53pm Stanley: still b/p - I can picture that scene.
	♥ 3:53pm Franco Twinkie: At The Vineland Drive-In. which is still in operation, there was a Southern Pacific switching yard behind it. We would climb on top of box cars and sit on the cat walk to watch the show, which was ultimately unsatisfying because there was a large stand of eucalyptus trees blocking our view. Plus there was no sound. Soon enough, we would climb down and sneak in - then get kicked out.
	🥁 ♥ 3:53pm chresti: The Tenant, great creepy movie.
	♥ 3:53pm northguineahills: Been here, just cooking my huitlacoche, potato, yam, and jalapeno/habanero soup....
	♥ 3:55pm david w: ngh you are killing me, and Franco... no sound, yeah. But it's still there!!
	🥁 ♥ 3:56pm Sem: Listening in from my pyramid/faraday cage, and diggin'. Hello, David, Ruth, the OAR explosion, and Ridgewoodians, face-masked, reeking of 65% alcohol sanitizer, and giving the virus the finger.
	♥ 3:57pm david w: Wish we could join you, Sem. Protect thyselves!
	♥ 3:58pm Franco Twinkie: Mary, could you be thinking of Lady In A Cage? But the lady, Olivia de Havilland is a paraplegic, not blind.
	🥁 ♥ 3:58pm chresti: That's showing 'em, Sem!
	🥁 ♥ 4:00pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Polanski, Krzysztof Komeda's score for Rosemary's Baby is one my all-time faves.
	♥ 4:01pm Stanley: Sem - anyone else would have thought you'd gone insane. Especially with this music in the background.
	♥ 4:01pm david w: Doug, yes! Amazing.
	4:02pm Mary Wing: No Franco, it was See No Evil with Mia Farrow. I never saw Lady In A Cage, need to get that in the queue.
	4:02pm still b/p: The expressway south of Boston passed right by a drive-in, and when I was still pretty young and spicy movies became a thing, one would give it a good intense check on the way by to see if you'd catch the briefest view of something spiiiiicy.
	4:06pm shelley: loved the Tenant soundtrack!!! Great show
	♥ 4:07pm northguineahills: The GOP governor FINALLY puts out a stay-at-home order for the whole state of FL (Orlando has had one for over two weeks [shelter-in-place])
	♥ 4:08pm david w: shelley! cool!
	♥ 4:09pm northguineahills: Meanwhile, my bros, who admire the current president, are still taking their kids to pre-K even though they and their spouses are working from home.
	♥ 4:09pm northguineahills: Haven't listened to this Zorn in a geological epoch.
	🥁 ♥ 4:09pm doctorjazz: Great old Zorn album! My first introduction to his jump cut style.
	♥ 4:10pm david w: ngh, please try to correct your state.
	♥ 4:10pm northguineahills: That's what's voting is for. Hopefully when this is over, FL will be a blueish state, not even purple...
	♥ 4:13pm northguineahills: I think Locus Solus was the first Zorn jump cut album I got, and I don't think I got that until '99.
	♥ 4:14pm Franco Twinkie: I working on a TV commercial at Universal studios. One task I had to do was put curtains in the widows of the Psycho house. It was really filthy and hot inside as I was climbing around on the beds dressing in the drapery. There was a big anvil case sitting in the dirt with a tape loop inside that would go off every time a tour tram would go by and play the music from the shower scene where Janet Leigh is getting stabbed and the blood is going down the drain. I couldn't get out of there fast enough.
	♥ 4:15pm northguineahills: I've met Zorn, I've djed w/ Anthony Coleman, I think it's a minor miracle I never met you, David (most likely had seen you at the same shows).
	♥ 4:16pm david w: Franco, that is deep. And ngh, we need to set a date.
	🥁 ♥ 4:16pm Sem: Hey, Stanley, my art, everything for my art.
	4:17pm shelley: what a story Franco!!! great sho David W. The Tenant!!!
	♥ 4:18pm david w: Thanks, Shelley. Did I exaggerate?
	4:19pm shelley: you were perfect--
	♥ 4:19pm david w: Oh yeah, coming next: 5pm ET: KEN'S LAST EVER RADIO EXTRAVAGANZA, soundscapes that dance across time. Playlist > wfmu.org... 7pm ET: BODEGA POP LIVE with Gary Sullivan, today: Like a Radio: Faux broadcasts. French avant-pop. Apocalyptic krautrock. Playlist > wfmu.org... 10pm ET: IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE with Sam Segal (last week he played The Monkees and Pharaoh Sanders, so anybody’s guess!) Playlist > wfmu.org...
	♥ 4:20pm northguineahills: From 2000-2007, I was going to 5 shows a week, mostly at Tonic (got in for free, and drank for free). After Tonic closed, I realized, I couldn't work and also see shows almost every night, as I was in my 30s and my body wasn't rebounding as it once did.
	♥ 4:22pm david w: Ah, Tonic. We definitely passed by there.
	🥁 ♥ 4:26pm WR: Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, pardon me. Damn, forgot to get popcorn. Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, pardon me.
	🥁 ♥ 4:27pm chresti: Ouch! You stepped on my tire!
	♥ 4:28pm TDK60: Pardon me, I'm so late.
	♥ 4:28pm david w: Ah, the references flow...
	♥ 4:33pm david w: TDK60, plenty of room here!
	4:37pm shelley: Still like Big Gundown--far less jumpsuits but amazing nonetheless
	🥁 ♥ 4:37pm chresti: It seems like a lot of things happen in a Spillane novel.
	♥ 4:38pm david w: I wish we'd had jumpsuits.
	4:38pm shelley: can you believe the auto correct? I wrote jump cuts!!!
	♥ 4:38pm TDK60: A friend turned me onto an educational site that has free movies, about 1,500 (along with audio books, lessons, etc.) called Open Culture. The movies are mostly old so public domain.
	4:38pm shelley: hahahaha
	♥ 4:38pm david w: Free movie tips welcome!
	🥁 ♥ 4:40pm doctorjazz: The Big Gundown also great.
	♥ 4:41pm david w: Zorn on clarinet, nice.
	🥁 ♥ 4:45pm Sem: Frisell, tasty.
	♥ 4:46pm david w: chresti, yes, there are a lot of colors to mine in a Spillane rag.
	♥ 4:47pm david w: Sem, watching Frisell at work in these sessions was stunning. Never hits a wrong note. Never misses the mood.
	🥁 ♥ 4:48pm chresti: You did the sampling, David?
	♥ 4:49pm david w: You can find me in the strings, chorale parts, and what Zorn called "horrible noise".
	🥁 ♥ 4:50pm chresti: Cool!
	🥁 ♥ 4:50pm Sem: Great envy over that, David. Thank you and all for these lovely sounds and ideas. Later, ok?
	♥ 4:51pm david w: Be good, Sem.
	♥ 4:51pm fred: I'll admit I'm partial to horrible noise
	♥ 4:52pm david w: fred, you dog. my specialty!
	🥁 ♥ 4:52pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!
	4:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Here comes..."It Can Be Simple (witnessing)"...sound collage on Ken's Last Ever, up next on this Drummer stream! Come here! wfmu.org...
	4:53pm shelley: what is the background music from?
	🥁 ♥ 4:53pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, y'all!!
	♥ 4:53pm david w: Thanks all! Here comes Kenzo... Take care (really really)
	♥ 4:53pm ParUbi: Thanks, David!
	♥ 4:54pm northguineahills: I think the Big Gundown was my first Zorn record I got.... Thanks, David!
	♥ 4:54pm fred: Thanks David
	🥁 ♥ 4:54pm WR: Thank you David, was late and couldn't focus on the comments but greatly enjoyed the music.
	♥ 4:54pm david w: Everybody be safe.
	🥁 ♥ 4:54pm doctorjazz: (Boy, did this very played a lot during the Civil War documentary...lovely tune)
	🥁 ♥ 4:55pm chresti: Thanks David!
	♥ 4:55pm david w: Shelley: Jocy de Oliveira bit from 1991.
	♥ 4:57pm david w: Thanks, WR. Glad to have the ears if not the fingers.
	🥁 ♥ 10:42am WR: Morning matinee show. Sorta quiet amongst the empty seats. Interesting how Martin's Pepperland suite has virtually no reference to any of the Beatles tunes. And am compelled to note that I previously was surprised at some hostile reactions to singing of Nancy Sinatra. The opening tune helps me better understand it and better appreciate how Lee Hazlewood crafted productions for her.

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from April 1, 2020

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April 1, 2020: Movie Night

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Edgy soundtracks, virtual film scores, theme music, and reinterpretations,
mostly off the beaten “track”, from John Barry to John Zorn.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Nancy Sinatra/John Barry	You Only Live Twice	You Only Live Twice Soundtrack	United Artists	1967	Theme song to the James Bond film of the same name by veteran film composer John Barry, with lyrics by Leslie Bricusse. Roald Dahl screenplay!
Music behind DJ: David W Fragments	Jocy's Slow Circus	Ridgewood Dream Library	Beautiful Drummer	1991/2020	You can still pledge to WFMU in the name of this show: http://pledge.wfmu.org/donate/RH.	0:02:35 (Pop-up)
David Amram	Satyricon "Satyricon" by "David Amram"	Amarcord Nino Rota	Hannibal	1981	From one of Hal Willner’s earliest album projects, assembling tracks by diverse artists covering classic compositions. Here, the uncategorizable great David Amram (on guitar, claves, penny whistle, shehnai, double ocarina) redresses a Nino Rota score for director Federico Fellini's Satyricon.	0:06:05 (Pop-up)
Stomu Yamash'ta	Mandala "Mandala" by "Stomu Yamash'ta"	The Man Who Fell To Earth Soundtrack	Island Records	2016	From director Nicolas Roeg’s 1976 film featuring David Bowie, but the director hired John Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas as music coordinator. Other odd complications held the soundtrack from public release until 2016.	0:11:32 (Pop-up)
Ramin Djawadi	Game of Thrones Main Title (Extended)	Game of Thrones Soundtrack	HBO	2011	Dungeons and dragons, very addictive. The German film composer worked from assistant to Grammy winner partially enabled by Hans Zimmer, Berklee College, and the gift of synesthesia.	0:20:06 (Pop-up)
George Martin	The Pepperland Suite	The Film Scores and Original Orchestral Music	Atlas Realisations	2018	The composer/producer’s 1968 suite of his contributions to Yellow Submarine, the Beatles’ animated feature, performed by the Berlin Music Ensemble and Choir/Craig Leon in 2017.	0:25:04 (Pop-up)

Henry Mancini	Wait Until Dark Suite	Wait Until Dark Soundtrack	Silver Age Classics	2007	From the 1967 thriller directed by Terence Young starring Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin. Notable for use of two synchronized pianos tuned slightly off from each other. Unreleased for decades, the soundtrack was considered dark enough to harm Mancini’s lovey dovey reputation.	0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Philippe Sarde	Le Locataire (The Tenant) Suite	Le Locataire - Soundtrack	Quartet Records	2000	From Roman Polanski’s 1976 study in paranoia, the film stars the (admired and despised) director along with Isabelle Adjani, Melvyn Douglas, and Shelley Winters. The soundtrack tapes were lost for decades and found in Paramount’s vaults.	0:48:59 (Pop-up)

John Zorn	Godard "Godard" by "John Zorn"	Godard / Spillane	Tzadik	1999	The composer's homage to crime novelist Mickey Spillane. Recorded June 1986, originally released on NATO records. Bass, Tuba – David Hofstra; Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – John Zorn; Drums, Percussion, Timpani – Bobby Previte; Sound Effects – Bob James; Guitars – Bill Frisell; Harp – Carol Emanuel; Keyboards, Sampling – David Weinstein; Piano, Organ, Celeste, Harpsichord – Anthony Coleman; Trombone – Jim Staley; Voice – John Lurie (as Mike Hammer), Robert Quine.	1:06:22 (Pop-up)
John Zorn	Spillane "Spillane" by "John Zorn"	Godard / Spillane	Tzadik	1999	The composer's homage to crime novelist Mickey Spillane. Recorded June 1986, originally released on NATO records. Bass, Tuba – David Hofstra; Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – John Zorn; Drums, Percussion, Timpani – Bobby Previte; Sound Effects – Bob James; Guitars – Bill Frisell; Harp – Carol Emanuel; Keyboards, Sampling – David Weinstein; Piano, Organ, Celeste, Harpsichord – Anthony Coleman; Trombone – Jim Staley; Voice – John Lurie (as Mike Hammer), Robert Quine.	1:26:36 (Pop-up)

Jay Ungar	Ashokan Farewell "Ashokan Farewell" by "Jay Ungar"	Ken Burns’ The Civil War Soundtrack	Elektra Nonesuch	1990	Written and performed in 1982 by Ungar and Molly Mason for their project Fiddle Fever, and widely misconstrued as an authentic Civil War tune.	1:54:00 (Pop-up)
Jay Ungar	Ashokan Farewell "Ashokan Farewell" by "Jay Ungar"	Ken Burns’ The Civil War Soundtrack	Elektra Nonesuch	1990	Written and performed in 1982 by Ungar and Molly Mason for their project Fiddle Fever, and widely misconstrued as an authentic Civil War tune.	1:54:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 ♥ 2:59pm chresti: Hello Ridgewood Radio Show with David and Ruth!
	♥ 2:59pm david w: The irony of the dialog on that opening track is that Sean Connery's 007 appears to be dead in bed.
	♥ 3:00pm david w: chresti!
	🥁 ♥ 3:00pm Doug Schulkind: Pass the popcorn.
	♥ 3:00pm david w: Real butter please.
	🥁 ♥ 3:01pm listener james from westwood: A hermetic volcano-lair seems good right about now.
	♥ 3:01pm david w: james! yay!
	🥁 ♥ 3:01pm doctorjazz: I'll have mine shaken, not stirred!
	♥ 3:02pm fred: Hello David, Ruth and listeners
	♥ 3:02pm david w: I always wondered about the veracity of that shaken thing. hello djazz... and fred!
	🥁 ♥ 3:03pm chresti: I think I might of seen this movie at a drive-in.
	♥ 3:04pm Hubig Pie: Riddled with bullets in a Murphy bed
	♥ 3:07pm david w: Hubig Pie, thanks, a detail I'd forgotten.
	♥ 3:08pm david w: chresti, we really were taken in our PJs to the drive in as kids. Woke up next day in our own beds.
	♥ 3:12pm Rob W: A memorable Hal Willner project - although, um, I forgot that David Amram made that fabulous contribution!
	♥ 3:13pm david w: Amram turns 90 this year, still making trouble!
	♥ 3:13pm Rob W: Wonderful - he was an early inspiration!
	♥ 3:20pm Franco Twinkie: Hi David, I grew up walking distance from two drive-in theaters. Lots of memories of the big movies in the '60's seen through the windshield of a Chevy Bel Air. Later, I would ride my bike in the exit, and sit by the back fence until I was kicked out by the drive-in police.
	🥁 ♥ 3:21pm Doug Schulkind: I was the first person not to watch Game of Thrones. Other have not watched, sure. But I, ha-ha, was the first.
	♥ 3:22pm david w: Franco, that's good stuff.
	♥ 3:22pm david w: I think I was the last to watch, and it got me.
	🥁 ♥ 3:23pm doctorjazz: Hey, Frankie, my parent's 1st car was a 56 Chevy Bel Air, green and white. Not many drive ins in Brooklyn, though.
	🥁 ♥ 3:23pm doctorjazz: Franco, apologies for spell correct...
	♥ 3:24pm Stanley: Hi David and those who like the experiential. The only experience I have with a drive-in movie theatre is the one that Cheech and Chong visited.
	♥ 3:25pm david w: We had a Chevy, kind of a puke pink color. Maybe 1960.
	3:25pm Mary Wing: This is still a pretty bitching theme song.
	♥ 3:25pm david w: Mary! Yay! This one's for you!!!
	3:28pm still b/p: At a twin drive-in in my area, one night we climbed up the framework on the back of the very big screen structure and peeked over the top toward the parked cars and the projection beam comin' at us. As cool as it was unwise.
	♥ 3:29pm Franco Twinkie: Doc, our '56 was white and turquoise. We also had a mint green '57 at the same time.
	♥ 3:29pm david w: Stanley, it was pretty lame on entertainment side but fabulous for a dangerous family outing. (as still b/p indicates)
	♥ 3:29pm david w: b/p you rock!
	♥ 3:30pm Franco Twinkie: Still b/p, my hat is off to you for been a front line drive-in commando!
	🥁 ♥ 3:37pm listener james from westwood: What oddballs folks were to think this would harm his rep. A couple of years later, making Henry Fonda an arch-prick in "Once upon a Time in the West" was sheer genius.
	3:38pm ruth: Wow this is pretty weird for Mancini. As David knows I'm not the biggest soundtrack fan but I'm dipping a toe in here in good faith
	♥ 3:39pm david w: ruth! holding up the home front!
	3:39pm ruth: Yup. with Butters by my side
	🥁 ♥ 3:39pm chresti: At the drive-in Santa Maria, there was a scrubby hill beyond the back fence, where we would hang out and watch the movie, I was about 11.
	3:42pm ruth: I only ever once went to a drive-in in Portland Oregon when i was in college can't remember what the movie was. The point I believe was to smoke as much weed in the car as possible
	♥ 3:44pm david w: Apparently, misbehaving at drive-ins is (was) a cultural marker.
	♥ 3:46pm david w: I did read one anecdote that the pianists's at the Mancini session asked to take a break because the music was making them nauseous.
	3:46pm Mary Wing: I am trying to remember the name of another movie about a blind woman being stalked by bad guys from the 60s or 70s but I can't find it on IMDB by searching for "blind woman." How many movies with this subject could there possibly be?
	3:48pm Mary Wing: Ah, found it: See No Evil; It was number 85 on the list, sheesh!
	3:50pm still b/p: Disheveled slouched man at the end of the bar: "I was big....ma'e records, movie themes....recodded with all the bi' names. Pin' Panther...thauz me! Ch'rade! Hundids. Then I wen' too fuggn' sumthin'...wh' happind..? Where'd all go? I'll tell ya...a thing call Wait 'Til Dark Music 'stroys Your Career. 'Z what happind."
	♥ 3:52pm david w: Another Nicolas Roeg flick, Don't Look Now, also has a blind woman, a psychic, but not really threatened. Amazing film.
	♥ 3:53pm Stanley: still b/p - I can picture that scene.
	♥ 3:53pm Franco Twinkie: At The Vineland Drive-In. which is still in operation, there was a Southern Pacific switching yard behind it. We would climb on top of box cars and sit on the cat walk to watch the show, which was ultimately unsatisfying because there was a large stand of eucalyptus trees blocking our view. Plus there was no sound. Soon enough, we would climb down and sneak in - then get kicked out.
	🥁 ♥ 3:53pm chresti: The Tenant, great creepy movie.
	♥ 3:53pm northguineahills: Been here, just cooking my huitlacoche, potato, yam, and jalapeno/habanero soup....
	♥ 3:55pm david w: ngh you are killing me, and Franco... no sound, yeah. But it's still there!!
	🥁 ♥ 3:56pm Sem: Listening in from my pyramid/faraday cage, and diggin'. Hello, David, Ruth, the OAR explosion, and Ridgewoodians, face-masked, reeking of 65% alcohol sanitizer, and giving the virus the finger.
	♥ 3:57pm david w: Wish we could join you, Sem. Protect thyselves!
	♥ 3:58pm Franco Twinkie: Mary, could you be thinking of Lady In A Cage? But the lady, Olivia de Havilland is a paraplegic, not blind.
	🥁 ♥ 3:58pm chresti: That's showing 'em, Sem!
	🥁 ♥ 4:00pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Polanski, Krzysztof Komeda's score for Rosemary's Baby is one my all-time faves.
	♥ 4:01pm Stanley: Sem - anyone else would have thought you'd gone insane. Especially with this music in the background.
	♥ 4:01pm david w: Doug, yes! Amazing.
	4:02pm Mary Wing: No Franco, it was See No Evil with Mia Farrow. I never saw Lady In A Cage, need to get that in the queue.
	4:02pm still b/p: The expressway south of Boston passed right by a drive-in, and when I was still pretty young and spicy movies became a thing, one would give it a good intense check on the way by to see if you'd catch the briefest view of something spiiiiicy.
	4:06pm shelley: loved the Tenant soundtrack!!! Great show
	♥ 4:07pm northguineahills: The GOP governor FINALLY puts out a stay-at-home order for the whole state of FL (Orlando has had one for over two weeks [shelter-in-place])
	♥ 4:08pm david w: shelley! cool!
	♥ 4:09pm northguineahills: Meanwhile, my bros, who admire the current president, are still taking their kids to pre-K even though they and their spouses are working from home.
	♥ 4:09pm northguineahills: Haven't listened to this Zorn in a geological epoch.
	🥁 ♥ 4:09pm doctorjazz: Great old Zorn album! My first introduction to his jump cut style.
	♥ 4:10pm david w: ngh, please try to correct your state.
	♥ 4:10pm northguineahills: That's what's voting is for. Hopefully when this is over, FL will be a blueish state, not even purple...
	♥ 4:13pm northguineahills: I think Locus Solus was the first Zorn jump cut album I got, and I don't think I got that until '99.
	♥ 4:14pm Franco Twinkie: I working on a TV commercial at Universal studios. One task I had to do was put curtains in the widows of the Psycho house. It was really filthy and hot inside as I was climbing around on the beds dressing in the drapery. There was a big anvil case sitting in the dirt with a tape loop inside that would go off every time a tour tram would go by and play the music from the shower scene where Janet Leigh is getting stabbed and the blood is going down the drain. I couldn't get out of there fast enough.
	♥ 4:15pm northguineahills: I've met Zorn, I've djed w/ Anthony Coleman, I think it's a minor miracle I never met you, David (most likely had seen you at the same shows).
	♥ 4:16pm david w: Franco, that is deep. And ngh, we need to set a date.
	🥁 ♥ 4:16pm Sem: Hey, Stanley, my art, everything for my art.
	4:17pm shelley: what a story Franco!!! great sho David W. The Tenant!!!
	♥ 4:18pm david w: Thanks, Shelley. Did I exaggerate?
	4:19pm shelley: you were perfect--
	♥ 4:19pm david w: Oh yeah, coming next: 5pm ET: KEN'S LAST EVER RADIO EXTRAVAGANZA, soundscapes that dance across time. Playlist > wfmu.org... 7pm ET: BODEGA POP LIVE with Gary Sullivan, today: Like a Radio: Faux broadcasts. French avant-pop. Apocalyptic krautrock. Playlist > wfmu.org... 10pm ET: IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE with Sam Segal (last week he played The Monkees and Pharaoh Sanders, so anybody’s guess!) Playlist > wfmu.org...
	♥ 4:20pm northguineahills: From 2000-2007, I was going to 5 shows a week, mostly at Tonic (got in for free, and drank for free). After Tonic closed, I realized, I couldn't work and also see shows almost every night, as I was in my 30s and my body wasn't rebounding as it once did.
	♥ 4:22pm david w: Ah, Tonic. We definitely passed by there.
	🥁 ♥ 4:26pm WR: Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, pardon me. Damn, forgot to get popcorn. Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, pardon me.
	🥁 ♥ 4:27pm chresti: Ouch! You stepped on my tire!
	♥ 4:28pm TDK60: Pardon me, I'm so late.
	♥ 4:28pm david w: Ah, the references flow...
	♥ 4:33pm david w: TDK60, plenty of room here!
	4:37pm shelley: Still like Big Gundown--far less jumpsuits but amazing nonetheless
	🥁 ♥ 4:37pm chresti: It seems like a lot of things happen in a Spillane novel.
	♥ 4:38pm david w: I wish we'd had jumpsuits.
	4:38pm shelley: can you believe the auto correct? I wrote jump cuts!!!
	♥ 4:38pm TDK60: A friend turned me onto an educational site that has free movies, about 1,500 (along with audio books, lessons, etc.) called Open Culture. The movies are mostly old so public domain.
	4:38pm shelley: hahahaha
	♥ 4:38pm david w: Free movie tips welcome!
	🥁 ♥ 4:40pm doctorjazz: The Big Gundown also great.
	♥ 4:41pm david w: Zorn on clarinet, nice.
	🥁 ♥ 4:45pm Sem: Frisell, tasty.
	♥ 4:46pm david w: chresti, yes, there are a lot of colors to mine in a Spillane rag.
	♥ 4:47pm david w: Sem, watching Frisell at work in these sessions was stunning. Never hits a wrong note. Never misses the mood.
	🥁 ♥ 4:48pm chresti: You did the sampling, David?
	♥ 4:49pm david w: You can find me in the strings, chorale parts, and what Zorn called "horrible noise".
	🥁 ♥ 4:50pm chresti: Cool!
	🥁 ♥ 4:50pm Sem: Great envy over that, David. Thank you and all for these lovely sounds and ideas. Later, ok?
	♥ 4:51pm david w: Be good, Sem.
	♥ 4:51pm fred: I'll admit I'm partial to horrible noise
	♥ 4:52pm david w: fred, you dog. my specialty!
	🥁 ♥ 4:52pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!
	4:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Here comes..."It Can Be Simple (witnessing)"...sound collage on Ken's Last Ever, up next on this Drummer stream! Come here! wfmu.org...
	4:53pm shelley: what is the background music from?
	🥁 ♥ 4:53pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, y'all!!
	♥ 4:53pm david w: Thanks all! Here comes Kenzo... Take care (really really)
	♥ 4:53pm ParUbi: Thanks, David!
	♥ 4:54pm northguineahills: I think the Big Gundown was my first Zorn record I got.... Thanks, David!
	♥ 4:54pm fred: Thanks David
	🥁 ♥ 4:54pm WR: Thank you David, was late and couldn't focus on the comments but greatly enjoyed the music.
	♥ 4:54pm david w: Everybody be safe.
	🥁 ♥ 4:54pm doctorjazz: (Boy, did this very played a lot during the Civil War documentary...lovely tune)
	🥁 ♥ 4:55pm chresti: Thanks David!
	♥ 4:55pm david w: Shelley: Jocy de Oliveira bit from 1991.
	♥ 4:57pm david w: Thanks, WR. Glad to have the ears if not the fingers.
	🥁 ♥ 10:42am WR: Morning matinee show. Sorta quiet amongst the empty seats. Interesting how Martin's Pepperland suite has virtually no reference to any of the Beatles tunes. And am compelled to note that I previously was surprised at some hostile reactions to singing of Nancy Sinatra. The opening tune helps me better understand it and better appreciate how Lee Hazlewood crafted productions for her.

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from April 1, 2020

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