WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from September 18, 2017

Listener comments!
	♥ 3:04am pacific standard simon: Here I am. Hi Mark.
	♥ 3:04am Fuzzy: Move over rover!
	♥ 3:08am pacific standard simon: I eventually became more of a Mitch Mitchell fan than a Jimi fan. Weird, huh. ?
	3:11am markr: Bit of trivia: that's Mitch's voice as the proper British interviewer on EXP.
	♥ 3:13am pacific standard simon: There was a point where I had listened to so many Hendrix boots that I never wanted to hear another version of "Red House" again in this life.
	3:14am markr: Yeah that's one he pretty much played every night.
	♥ 3:15am pacific standard simon: OK, this is the ultimate Mitch drum part. I DON'T LIVE TODAY
	♥ 3:17am pacific standard simon: This out-Keith Moons Keith Moon.
	3:21am markr: I love Keith Moon, but I'll take Mitch over Keith Moon any day of the week. Keith was flashy and fun, but he was also often drunk and out of control. Without John Entwistle, that band would have gone totally off the rails. Mitch was more skilled (was he jazz-trained?) and definitely more under control and able to anchor the band.
	3:22am markr: PS I'll be commenting a lot on the board tonight because I don't want to take any valuable Jimi time away from the airwaves with my jibber jabber. So I'll be jibber jabbering over here.
	♥ 3:26am pacific standard simon: I think I agree with you about the drummers. Mitch did play in jazz band.
	3:28am markr: Yeah, it shows. Very swinging--nice cymbal work, tasty tom tom action. Not that I'm some kind of drum expert, but I have listened to a fair amount of Max Roach, Art Blakey, Buddy Rich, Kenny Clarke etc. in my time.
	♥ 3:29am pacific standard simon: Jimi read Fantastic Four comics.
	♥ 3:32am pacific standard simon: There was an awesome documentary that ran on the Pacifica radio stations in the early '80s about Hendrix. Lots of good stuff that later turned up as bonus tracks.
	3:32am markr: And Ray Bradbury
	♥ 3:34am pacific standard simon: Montery Pop is running later this week on Turner Classic Movie channel. Turn on, tune in, drop out.
	3:35am Ajay: Oh man...an all Hendrix session. My Monday in Amsterdam is blasting off the perfect way Visited Monterey in the summer and stood on the same stage where he performed. The burn marks onstage still visible where he set his guitar alight. A trip!
	3:37am markr: Amazing, Ajay. A holy shrine, for sure.
	♥ 3:40am pacific standard simon: It still amazes me that he didn't like his own voice. So much better than Dylan.
	3:41am markr: Yeah he was so shy and self-conscious I guess he'd record facing away from the control room. The only time he was really happy with a vocal was "Have You Ever Been to Electric Ladyland." He was very happy with that one.
	3:51am markr: I think maybe he's chewing gum...
	♥ 3:52am pacific standard simon: One of the things I really love is "Doriella Du Fontaine" that he did with the Last Poets. I hope you have that up for later. Totally off the wall, for rock expectations.
	3:53am markr: I'm sorry, I don't--I wasn't even aware of it. Seriously, we could do a whole other show (or two) of all the stuff I'm NOT playing tonight.
	3:54am markr: I just thought of that great Steven Stills track he played on, too!
	♥ 3:56am pacific standard simon: It's true, that's why the Pacifica show lasted for hours and hours. And hours.
	3:57am markr: Well I've only got three. I had to make some tough calls.
	3:58am markr: Love the phase shifters on Mitch's drums here.
	♥ 4:00am pacific standard simon: We'll have to agree to disagree there.
	♥ 4:06am pacific standard simon: BTW, I love my Circle Time t-shirt. I wear it to work every week, advertising the station and the show. Doubt it does any good, but it's worth a try.
	4:07am markr: Very cool, glad you like it, it fits OK? Who knows, you might help recruit a whole new gang of Left Coast weirdos.
	♥ 4:11am pacific standard simon: It's from a good manufacturer too.
	4:13am markr: That's good to hear. That's the work of our recently retired Assistant Station Manager Liz Berg. She was responsible for a lot of the amazingness that occurred at WFMU in her 12 years here, including, of course, her show, which was one of my favorites.
	♥ 4:15am pacific standard simon: Wow, no more Liz Berg signed letter after the marathon? That's kind of a stunner.
	4:18am markr: It was. Liz leaving and Wm. Berger dying in the same week was a little much to take. We''re all hanging on by our fingernails (emotionally) around here.
	♥ 4:22am pacific standard simon: I remember where I was when I heard about Jimi. Talking with my 9th grade buddies about "Spoonful" and Neil Young during lunch break .
	4:28am Hippie Jesus: Thank you for doing this, Mark. I will revisit this show many times in the archives.
	4:29am markr: Glad you're enjoying, Hippie Jesus. In one way or another, I've been preparing this show in my mind my entire life.
	♥ 4:32am pacific standard simon: A couple of weeks later I was watching a live PBS TV show of a concert featuring several San Francisco bands, when they announced that Janis Joplin had been found dead in a motel. Then reporters were sent out to ask the musicians what they thought about that.
	♥ 4:39am pacific standard simon: In some ways, The Cry of Love is may favorite Hednrix album.
	4:41am markr: I love it, too. Jimi was enjoying a very fertile songwriting period in the summer of '70. Those songs on "The Cry of Love" are among the best he ever wrote.
	♥ 4:41am pacific standard simon: I like how Kramer and Mitchell finished it.
	4:43am markr: Billy Cox said he and Jimi would sit around hotel room, unplugged, and work out what he called "patterns," little riffs and things that grew up into whole songs. Then Jimi would write lyrics to go with them, or maybe attach some lyrics he already had. I think Jimi enjoyed collaborating with Billy a lot, it was a lot more fun than sitting alone in a room with a guitar and a pad of paper and the ticking of a clock.
	4:46am bnowb: Jimi!
	♥ 4:48am pacific standard simon: I'm a Billy Cox fan too; I think it's a shame there wasn't a Hendrix Mitchell Cox megaband in the '70s.
	4:50am markr: Right, with added musicians as needed--keyboards, horns, whatever they wanted, but the three of them would have been the core. I think that would have been amazing. Jimi had a lot of plans, he just ran out of time, man.
	4:51am markr: Sorry, Simon, I know you've been "Red House"'d to death, but this is my very favorite version and I had to play it.
	♥ 4:51am pacific standard simon: With Miles Davis on trumpet.
	4:52am markr: Is there really a tape around somewhere of them jamming? It's not necessarily great, by the way. But I'd sure love to hear it. Ever hear the soundtrack to "The Hot Spot," with Miles and John Lee Hooker jamming? It's amazing, I should play that one sometime.
	4:55am flightless: Awesome show markr, thankyou. Happy Birthday Jimmy!
	4:56am markr: Actually it's Happy Death Day, but...any excuse will do.
	♥ 4:57am pacific standard simon: It's widely rumored, but I've never heard of a real copy. "The Hot Spot," on the other hand, is a wonderful real thing.
	4:58am markr: I mean, there couldn't have been a long term band with both of them in it, because they were both leaders. But a jam session here and there or a special concert would have been marvelous.
	4:58am markr: Apparently they shared a girlfriend, although I'm not sure Miles knew it at the time.
	♥ 5:00am pacific standard simon: BTW, you can save the Harry Dean Stqnton tribute for his birthday, July14th. It's my birthday too.
	♥ 5:30am joeray: Heavy metal hoedown at the end of Steppin Stone!
	5:32am markr: Yeah they were gettin' down fo' sho'!
	5:46am Ajay: man, that was a great show! Jimi forever!
	5:54am markr: Thanks so much for tuning in everybody. Next week, back to 100% freeform.
	5:56am markreichard: This is my favorite part you guys. This groovy, jazzy little instrumental. So mellow after all that violence and madness.
	12:05pm gregg: yesssss!!! its very very ok, you picked a great version. ya know, jimi is so seminal, so completely required, and engrained in everything that came after him that we tend to forget to listen to him sometimes. at least i do. so thank you for giving him a due and proper tribute!
	8:38pm thedunkel: Lots of Jimi! Lots of Goodness!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from September 18, 2017

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September 18, 2017: James Marshall Hendrix November 27, 1942-September 18, 1970

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	EXP "EXP" by "The Jimi Hendrix Experience"	Axis: Bold as Love	Reprise	1967		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Up from the Skies	Axis: Bold as Love	Reprise	1967

The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Manic Depression	Are You Experienceed	Reprise	1967		0:07:47 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Hey Joe	Are You Experienced	Reprise	1967		0:10:24 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	I Don't Live Today	Are You Experienced	Reprise	1967		0:11:00 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	The Wind Cries Mary	Are You Experienced	Reprise	1967		0:17:41 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Fire "Fire" by "The Jimi Hendrix Experience"	Are You Experienced	Reprise	1967		0:22:58 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Third Stone From The Sun	Are You Experienced	Reprise	1967		0:23:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Tax Free "Tax Free" by "Jimi Hendrix"	War Heroes	Reprise	1972		0:32:27 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Like a Rolling Stone	v/a The Monterey International Pop Festival	Rhino	1997		0:33:55 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Hear My Train A-Comin'	Blues	MCA	1994		0:39:18 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Wait Until Tomorrow	Axis: Bold As Love	Reprise	1967		0:43:27 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Little Wing	Axis: Bold As Love	Reprise	1967		0:45:19 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	If 6 Was 9	Axis: Bold As Love	Reprise	1967		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Castles Made Of Sand	Axis: Bold As Love	Reprise	1967		0:53:22 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Bold As Love	Axis: Bold As Love	Reprise	1967		0:56:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Tax Free "Tax Free" by "Jimi Hendrix"	War Heroes	Reprise	1972		0:59:42 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	...and the Gods Made Love	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:04:06 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Have You Ever Been (to Electric Ladyland)	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:04:58 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Crosstown Traffic	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:06:04 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Voodoo Chile	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:08:02 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Burning of the Midnight Lamp	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:23:23 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:27:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Tax Free "Tax Free" by "Jimi Hendrix"	War Heroes	Reprise	1972		1:35:42 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be)/Moon, Turn the Tides...Gently, Gently Away	Electric Ladyland	Reprise	1968		1:36:44 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Red House	Stages	Reprise			1:49:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Tax Free "Tax Free" by "Jimi Hendrix"	War Heroes	Reprise	1972		2:04:12 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Who Knows "Who Knows" by "Jimi Hendrix"	Band of Gypsys	Capitol	1970		2:05:17 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Machine Gun "Machine Gun" by "Jimi Hendrix"	Band of Gypsys	Capitol	1970		2:13:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Tax Free "Tax Free" by "Jimi Hendrix"	War Heroes	Reprise	1972		2:24:59 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Stepping Stone "Stepping Stone" by "Jimi Hendrix"	The First Rays of the New Rising Sun	Experience Hendrix / Legacy			2:27:22 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Drifting "Drifting" by "Jimi Hendrix"	The First Rays Of The New Rising Sun	Experience Hendrix / Legacy			2:31:34 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Ezy Ryder "Ezy Ryder" by "Jimi Hendrix"	The First Rays Of The New Rising Sun	Experience Hendrix / Legacy		OK Gregg?	2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Angel "Angel" by "Jimi Hendrix"	The First Rays Of The New Rising Sun	Experience Hendrix / Legacy			2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jimi Hendrix	Tax Free "Tax Free" by "Jimi Hendrix"	War Heroes	Reprise	1972		2:44:21 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Medley: The Star Spangled Banner/Purple Haze/Instrumental Solo	v/a Woodstock	Cotillion	1970		2:46:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 3:04am pacific standard simon: Here I am. Hi Mark.
	♥ 3:04am Fuzzy: Move over rover!
	♥ 3:08am pacific standard simon: I eventually became more of a Mitch Mitchell fan than a Jimi fan. Weird, huh. ?
	3:11am markr: Bit of trivia: that's Mitch's voice as the proper British interviewer on EXP.
	♥ 3:13am pacific standard simon: There was a point where I had listened to so many Hendrix boots that I never wanted to hear another version of "Red House" again in this life.
	3:14am markr: Yeah that's one he pretty much played every night.
	♥ 3:15am pacific standard simon: OK, this is the ultimate Mitch drum part. I DON'T LIVE TODAY
	♥ 3:17am pacific standard simon: This out-Keith Moons Keith Moon.
	3:21am markr: I love Keith Moon, but I'll take Mitch over Keith Moon any day of the week. Keith was flashy and fun, but he was also often drunk and out of control. Without John Entwistle, that band would have gone totally off the rails. Mitch was more skilled (was he jazz-trained?) and definitely more under control and able to anchor the band.
	3:22am markr: PS I'll be commenting a lot on the board tonight because I don't want to take any valuable Jimi time away from the airwaves with my jibber jabber. So I'll be jibber jabbering over here.
	♥ 3:26am pacific standard simon: I think I agree with you about the drummers. Mitch did play in jazz band.
	3:28am markr: Yeah, it shows. Very swinging--nice cymbal work, tasty tom tom action. Not that I'm some kind of drum expert, but I have listened to a fair amount of Max Roach, Art Blakey, Buddy Rich, Kenny Clarke etc. in my time.
	♥ 3:29am pacific standard simon: Jimi read Fantastic Four comics.
	♥ 3:32am pacific standard simon: There was an awesome documentary that ran on the Pacifica radio stations in the early '80s about Hendrix. Lots of good stuff that later turned up as bonus tracks.
	3:32am markr: And Ray Bradbury
	♥ 3:34am pacific standard simon: Montery Pop is running later this week on Turner Classic Movie channel. Turn on, tune in, drop out.
	3:35am Ajay: Oh man...an all Hendrix session. My Monday in Amsterdam is blasting off the perfect way Visited Monterey in the summer and stood on the same stage where he performed. The burn marks onstage still visible where he set his guitar alight. A trip!
	3:37am markr: Amazing, Ajay. A holy shrine, for sure.
	♥ 3:40am pacific standard simon: It still amazes me that he didn't like his own voice. So much better than Dylan.
	3:41am markr: Yeah he was so shy and self-conscious I guess he'd record facing away from the control room. The only time he was really happy with a vocal was "Have You Ever Been to Electric Ladyland." He was very happy with that one.
	3:51am markr: I think maybe he's chewing gum...
	♥ 3:52am pacific standard simon: One of the things I really love is "Doriella Du Fontaine" that he did with the Last Poets. I hope you have that up for later. Totally off the wall, for rock expectations.
	3:53am markr: I'm sorry, I don't--I wasn't even aware of it. Seriously, we could do a whole other show (or two) of all the stuff I'm NOT playing tonight.
	3:54am markr: I just thought of that great Steven Stills track he played on, too!
	♥ 3:56am pacific standard simon: It's true, that's why the Pacifica show lasted for hours and hours. And hours.
	3:57am markr: Well I've only got three. I had to make some tough calls.
	3:58am markr: Love the phase shifters on Mitch's drums here.
	♥ 4:00am pacific standard simon: We'll have to agree to disagree there.
	♥ 4:06am pacific standard simon: BTW, I love my Circle Time t-shirt. I wear it to work every week, advertising the station and the show. Doubt it does any good, but it's worth a try.
	4:07am markr: Very cool, glad you like it, it fits OK? Who knows, you might help recruit a whole new gang of Left Coast weirdos.
	♥ 4:11am pacific standard simon: It's from a good manufacturer too.
	4:13am markr: That's good to hear. That's the work of our recently retired Assistant Station Manager Liz Berg. She was responsible for a lot of the amazingness that occurred at WFMU in her 12 years here, including, of course, her show, which was one of my favorites.
	♥ 4:15am pacific standard simon: Wow, no more Liz Berg signed letter after the marathon? That's kind of a stunner.
	4:18am markr: It was. Liz leaving and Wm. Berger dying in the same week was a little much to take. We''re all hanging on by our fingernails (emotionally) around here.
	♥ 4:22am pacific standard simon: I remember where I was when I heard about Jimi. Talking with my 9th grade buddies about "Spoonful" and Neil Young during lunch break .
	4:28am Hippie Jesus: Thank you for doing this, Mark. I will revisit this show many times in the archives.
	4:29am markr: Glad you're enjoying, Hippie Jesus. In one way or another, I've been preparing this show in my mind my entire life.
	♥ 4:32am pacific standard simon: A couple of weeks later I was watching a live PBS TV show of a concert featuring several San Francisco bands, when they announced that Janis Joplin had been found dead in a motel. Then reporters were sent out to ask the musicians what they thought about that.
	♥ 4:39am pacific standard simon: In some ways, The Cry of Love is may favorite Hednrix album.
	4:41am markr: I love it, too. Jimi was enjoying a very fertile songwriting period in the summer of '70. Those songs on "The Cry of Love" are among the best he ever wrote.
	♥ 4:41am pacific standard simon: I like how Kramer and Mitchell finished it.
	4:43am markr: Billy Cox said he and Jimi would sit around hotel room, unplugged, and work out what he called "patterns," little riffs and things that grew up into whole songs. Then Jimi would write lyrics to go with them, or maybe attach some lyrics he already had. I think Jimi enjoyed collaborating with Billy a lot, it was a lot more fun than sitting alone in a room with a guitar and a pad of paper and the ticking of a clock.
	4:46am bnowb: Jimi!
	♥ 4:48am pacific standard simon: I'm a Billy Cox fan too; I think it's a shame there wasn't a Hendrix Mitchell Cox megaband in the '70s.
	4:50am markr: Right, with added musicians as needed--keyboards, horns, whatever they wanted, but the three of them would have been the core. I think that would have been amazing. Jimi had a lot of plans, he just ran out of time, man.
	4:51am markr: Sorry, Simon, I know you've been "Red House"'d to death, but this is my very favorite version and I had to play it.
	♥ 4:51am pacific standard simon: With Miles Davis on trumpet.
	4:52am markr: Is there really a tape around somewhere of them jamming? It's not necessarily great, by the way. But I'd sure love to hear it. Ever hear the soundtrack to "The Hot Spot," with Miles and John Lee Hooker jamming? It's amazing, I should play that one sometime.
	4:55am flightless: Awesome show markr, thankyou. Happy Birthday Jimmy!
	4:56am markr: Actually it's Happy Death Day, but...any excuse will do.
	♥ 4:57am pacific standard simon: It's widely rumored, but I've never heard of a real copy. "The Hot Spot," on the other hand, is a wonderful real thing.
	4:58am markr: I mean, there couldn't have been a long term band with both of them in it, because they were both leaders. But a jam session here and there or a special concert would have been marvelous.
	4:58am markr: Apparently they shared a girlfriend, although I'm not sure Miles knew it at the time.
	♥ 5:00am pacific standard simon: BTW, you can save the Harry Dean Stqnton tribute for his birthday, July14th. It's my birthday too.
	♥ 5:30am joeray: Heavy metal hoedown at the end of Steppin Stone!
	5:32am markr: Yeah they were gettin' down fo' sho'!
	5:46am Ajay: man, that was a great show! Jimi forever!
	5:54am markr: Thanks so much for tuning in everybody. Next week, back to 100% freeform.
	5:56am markreichard: This is my favorite part you guys. This groovy, jazzy little instrumental. So mellow after all that violence and madness.
	12:05pm gregg: yesssss!!! its very very ok, you picked a great version. ya know, jimi is so seminal, so completely required, and engrained in everything that came after him that we tend to forget to listen to him sometimes. at least i do. so thank you for giving him a due and proper tribute!
	8:38pm thedunkel: Lots of Jimi! Lots of Goodness!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from September 18, 2017

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