WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from July 20, 2024

Listener comments!
	4:55pm Kim Sorise: Hello All! Sitting in for Gina today until 7pm! Enjoy.
	5:00pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @4:55 Hi there, Kim, and all other listeners!
	🥁 5:03pm WR: Hi Kim, have been running errands all afternoon. Plenty greasy and just arrived home, in time to hear where you are going to take us.
	🥁 5:06pm WR: Oh, didn't know of Gina's brother passing. Thank you for the dedication.
	5:08pm Kim Sorise: Glad to have you both here today, Andrew and WR. I know it's a bit different than what Matinee listeners are used to at this time.
	🥁 5:10pm WR: Lots of 'FMU listeners are omni-eared.
	5:11pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @5:10 wide spectrum indeed
	5:12pm doctorjazz: Happy greasy Saturday!
	5:14pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:12 Hey DocJ - So glad to have you! Happy Saturday! How is LailaJazz these days? Are her puppy days receding?
	5:20pm doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @5:14 We gave up, have been giving her CBD in the evening (she was walking been 4 and 5:30, ready to play, go fire a walk). She's still got Eveready Bunny energy during the day, but we're getting a bit more sleep (thankfully).
	5:25pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:20 You need to do what works for sure. Lyric has just started to move into the adult dog age (she's 4). It's so nice not to get random zoomies, full body demands of play from a 65-70lb solid mass of dog. 🤣
	5:29pm doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @5:25 I likethe Zoomies-it's the early mornings, and her standing and barking at us, wanting something we can't figure out.
	5:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Leeway" by "Mike Taylor Quartet" This is cool!
	5:30pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:29 yeah - that would get old real fast!
	5:35pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:29 I like zoomies too - but outside. Not in the living room... she shakes the house.
	5:45pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Joycie Girl" by "Don Pullen Featuring Sam Rivers" Third is great!!! (Dont know it, And I Gabe a ton of Pullen albums)
	5:48pm doctorjazz: Out walking the pooches, listening while we walk.
	5:50pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:48 Good walking pace now
	5:52pm Dean: Can we assume that the featured pianists were favorites of or in some way special to Jeremy? WFMU has lost two Jeremy's in recent days. It's nice to have the freedom to pay tribute to both of them.
	5:53pm Kim Sorise: I just love the way John Hicks plays. This record is so great.
	5:54pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @5:52 Actually Dean, I don't know because I never met Jeremy; He is Gina's brother. But as a student of Pullen and lover of Monk - I pulled some artists I felt fit between those bookends. Thank you for being here, Dean.
	5:56pm Kim Sorise: I am sorry to hear of the loss of Jeremy adjacent. I hadn't heard.
	5:57pm Dean: He was a student of Pullen? Or you were? (Grammar can be difficult.) My pleasure being here, and you know even the poignancy of loss can be an important attraction.
	5:58pm Dean: Oh! Jeremy Tepper, Laura Cantrell's spouse.
	5:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @5:57 Jeremy Bacon was
	5:58pm Kim Sorise: Oh, that's awful. I am so very sorry to hear this. Laura is well loved in Louisville as well.
	5:59pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Yemenja" by "John Hicks" Saw Hicks a few timese back in the day, notably with Arthur Blythe in the In The Tradition band.
	6:00pm Dean: Amazing. To have studied with Pullen. When my wife and I were hunting for rentals in Berkeley about 15 years ago, we landed on a duplex near where we now live. The landlord was a young-ish guy who, it turns out, had attended college with my wife at a school with a strong music conservatory. We got to talking, and he informed us that he had studied with Richard Davis. Woulda been a cool landlord, but the space wouldn't have accommodated the record collection.
	6:02pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:00 Right!! Dang... I just love Richard Davis. Was super happy to find a copy of Dealin' when I was in Detroit this summer. The records always need a space.
	6:03pm Kim Sorise: I actually have another Davis LP pulled for today
	6:06pm Dean: I don't have enough Davis, but I do have his record with Walt Dickerson.
	6:12pm doctorjazz: Like the canine Co-host!
	6:16pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:12 Oh yes, Lyric Soul Smith Sorise - aka potato; aka house hippo - has much to say these days. She has become quite a talker as she ages. She and Derrick bicker quite often; it's great entertainment
	6:17pm Dean: Any Tapscott on deck? I've been picking up the Nimbus West issues lately, including a soon-to-appear 3LP set from Century City.
	6:18pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:17 Yep
	6:18pm Dean: Hot dang, that's fine.
	6:22pm tracie: finally got a minute to hear a bit of your set, Kim. Sounds lovely... ;-)
	6:23pm doctorjazz: My favorite Tapscott is the band with Arthur Blythe (also the first I heard).
	6:25pm Kim Sorise: ↳ tracie @6:22 Thank you kindly, tracie
	6:28pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:23 I love that band too - but also the big band stuff is fun as well.
	6:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @6:23 There was a time it was really hard to find any Tapscott (in the days when you HAD to go to the record store-the olden days...)
	6:30pm Dean: My favorite Tapscott is fast becoming the Arkestra shows in LA as they appear. I remember hanging out at the old Poo Bah in Pasadena, among the finest record stores, gazing at the solo Nimbus West albums. Almost bought one every time, but never did!
	6:30pm Dean: I have never once had to go to a record store. I always want to go to one.
	6:30pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:28 True; his stuff was super hard to find until the reissue game got to him and thanks to that, I think everything I have is a reissue except my copy of The Call. I think I have maybe 6 Tapscott LPs.
	6:30pm tracie: Such gorgeous music for a late Saturday afternoon. Perfection.
	6:31pm Kim Sorise: ↳ tracie @6:30 Love it! ❤️
	6:34pm Dean: Tapscott did at least two CDs on major labels, as I recall. They commanded great reviews in Cadence, for example. Ah, yes, Giant Is Awakened (I grabbed the reissue vinyl), and "Dark Tree" (I first learned thanks to hat Hut).
	6:34pm Observations: ↳ Song: "The Dark Tree" by "Horace Tapscott Quintet" So good! 🙏✌️😍
	6:36pm Kim Sorise: Hi David! Welcome
	6:37pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Dark Tree" by "Horace Tapscott Quintet" This was an early find (on CD)
	6:39pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:18 What an inspired show! Thanks, Kim!
	6:40pm Dean: Two discs on Arabesque, Aiee! The Phantom, and Thoughts of Dar Es Salaam, both magnificent.
	6:40pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:40 I will look for those! Thanks, Dean
	6:40pm Dean: Relative to Nimbus West, Arabesque is kinda major?
	6:41pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @6:39 So kind. Thank you, Andrew! Glad you could listen in real time.
	6:45pm Kim Sorise: Richard Davis is joining Hill on this LP @Dean
	6:47pm Dean: Perfect. Check out the line-ups on the two "major" Tapscott records: https://www.discogs.com/release/1109874-Horace-Tapscott-Aiee-The-Phantom https://www.discogs.com/master/3158733-Horace-Tapscott-Thoughts-Of-Dar-Es-Salaam
	6:49pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @6:47 I have Aiee...but not Thoughts...
	🥁 6:49pm WR: Thank you for this keyboard meditation episode, Kim.
	6:50pm doctorjazz: Fabulous Ivory-tickling, thanks Kim!
	6:53pm doctorjazz: A Monday Grease Marathon, sounds great!
	6:54pm tracie: Lovely to hear your selections, Kim and to hang out a bit! See ya on the soundwaves ;-)
	6:54pm Kim Sorise: GET Deviant! Here is the PLAYLIST:wfmu.org...
	6:55pm Dean: I hope the best for Gina's family. This is a touching tribute.
	6:56pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:55 As do I. Thanks, Dean.
	6:57pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:56 Here is some info on Jeremy: www.smcomusic.org...
	6:59pm doctorjazz: Best to Gina and family as well!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from July 20, 2024

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July 20, 2024: Global Grease fills in for Someday Matinee: At the Keys: For Jeremy.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Muhal Richard Abrams	1 And 4 Plus 2 And 7	Things to Come from Those Now Gone	Delmark	1975	LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Stanley Cowell Trio	Astral Spiritual	Ilusion Suite	ECM	1973	LP	0:10:20 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Turiya & Ramakrishna	Ptah, the El Daoud	Impulse!	1970	LP	0:17:27 (Pop-up)
Mike Taylor Quartet	Leeway "Leeway" by "Mike Taylor Quartet"	Preparation	Sunbeam Records	1965/2021	LP	0:25:40 (Pop-up)
The Ahmad Jamal Trio	The Awakening	The Awakening	Impulse!	1970	LP	0:30:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gene Russell	Blues Suite "Blues Suite" by "Gene Russell"	Talk To My Lady	Black Jazz	1973	LP	0:36:07 (Pop-up)
Don Pullen Featuring Sam Rivers	Joycie Girl	IF Music Presents You Need This: An Introduction To Black Saint & Soul Note (1975-1985)	BBE	2017	LP	0:41:05 (Pop-up)
John Hicks	Yemenja "Yemenja" by "John Hicks"	Hell's Bells	Strata-East	1980	LP	0:47:05 (Pop-up)
Cedar Walton, George Coleman, Sam Jones, Billy Higgins	Bolivia	Eastern Rebellion	Timeless Records	1976	LP	0:58:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Doug Carn	Fatherhood "Fatherhood" by "Doug Carn"	Revelation	Black Jazz	1973	LP	1:07:57 (Pop-up)
Kenny Cox and the Contemporary Jazz Quintet	Trance Dance	Introducing Kenny Cox and the Contemporary Jazz Quintet	Blue Note	1968	LP	1:12:22 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Ugly Beauty "Ugly Beauty" by "Thelonious Monk"	Underground	Columbia	1968	LP	1:18:19 (Pop-up)
Oscar Peterson Trio with Milt Jackson	Reunion Blues	Very Tall	Verve	1962	LP	1:25:45 (Pop-up)
Horace Tapscott Quintet	The Dark Tree	The Giant Is Awakened	Flying Dutchman/Real Gone Music	1969 / 2020	LP	1:33:08 (Pop-up)
Andrew Hill	Subterfuge "Subterfuge" by "Andrew Hill"	Black Fire	Blue Note Tone Poets	1964 /2019	LP	1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ryo Fukui	Early Summer "Early Summer" by "Ryo Fukui"	Scenery	Trio	1976	LP	1:48:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:55pm Kim Sorise: Hello All! Sitting in for Gina today until 7pm! Enjoy.
	5:00pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @4:55 Hi there, Kim, and all other listeners!
	🥁 5:03pm WR: Hi Kim, have been running errands all afternoon. Plenty greasy and just arrived home, in time to hear where you are going to take us.
	🥁 5:06pm WR: Oh, didn't know of Gina's brother passing. Thank you for the dedication.
	5:08pm Kim Sorise: Glad to have you both here today, Andrew and WR. I know it's a bit different than what Matinee listeners are used to at this time.
	🥁 5:10pm WR: Lots of 'FMU listeners are omni-eared.
	5:11pm Kim Sorise: ↳ WR @5:10 wide spectrum indeed
	5:12pm doctorjazz: Happy greasy Saturday!
	5:14pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:12 Hey DocJ - So glad to have you! Happy Saturday! How is LailaJazz these days? Are her puppy days receding?
	5:20pm doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @5:14 We gave up, have been giving her CBD in the evening (she was walking been 4 and 5:30, ready to play, go fire a walk). She's still got Eveready Bunny energy during the day, but we're getting a bit more sleep (thankfully).
	5:25pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:20 You need to do what works for sure. Lyric has just started to move into the adult dog age (she's 4). It's so nice not to get random zoomies, full body demands of play from a 65-70lb solid mass of dog. 🤣
	5:29pm doctorjazz: ↳ Kim Sorise @5:25 I likethe Zoomies-it's the early mornings, and her standing and barking at us, wanting something we can't figure out.
	5:30pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Leeway" by "Mike Taylor Quartet" This is cool!
	5:30pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:29 yeah - that would get old real fast!
	5:35pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:29 I like zoomies too - but outside. Not in the living room... she shakes the house.
	5:45pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Joycie Girl" by "Don Pullen Featuring Sam Rivers" Third is great!!! (Dont know it, And I Gabe a ton of Pullen albums)
	5:48pm doctorjazz: Out walking the pooches, listening while we walk.
	5:50pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @5:48 Good walking pace now
	5:52pm Dean: Can we assume that the featured pianists were favorites of or in some way special to Jeremy? WFMU has lost two Jeremy's in recent days. It's nice to have the freedom to pay tribute to both of them.
	5:53pm Kim Sorise: I just love the way John Hicks plays. This record is so great.
	5:54pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @5:52 Actually Dean, I don't know because I never met Jeremy; He is Gina's brother. But as a student of Pullen and lover of Monk - I pulled some artists I felt fit between those bookends. Thank you for being here, Dean.
	5:56pm Kim Sorise: I am sorry to hear of the loss of Jeremy adjacent. I hadn't heard.
	5:57pm Dean: He was a student of Pullen? Or you were? (Grammar can be difficult.) My pleasure being here, and you know even the poignancy of loss can be an important attraction.
	5:58pm Dean: Oh! Jeremy Tepper, Laura Cantrell's spouse.
	5:58pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @5:57 Jeremy Bacon was
	5:58pm Kim Sorise: Oh, that's awful. I am so very sorry to hear this. Laura is well loved in Louisville as well.
	5:59pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Yemenja" by "John Hicks" Saw Hicks a few timese back in the day, notably with Arthur Blythe in the In The Tradition band.
	6:00pm Dean: Amazing. To have studied with Pullen. When my wife and I were hunting for rentals in Berkeley about 15 years ago, we landed on a duplex near where we now live. The landlord was a young-ish guy who, it turns out, had attended college with my wife at a school with a strong music conservatory. We got to talking, and he informed us that he had studied with Richard Davis. Woulda been a cool landlord, but the space wouldn't have accommodated the record collection.
	6:02pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:00 Right!! Dang... I just love Richard Davis. Was super happy to find a copy of Dealin' when I was in Detroit this summer. The records always need a space.
	6:03pm Kim Sorise: I actually have another Davis LP pulled for today
	6:06pm Dean: I don't have enough Davis, but I do have his record with Walt Dickerson.
	6:12pm doctorjazz: Like the canine Co-host!
	6:16pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:12 Oh yes, Lyric Soul Smith Sorise - aka potato; aka house hippo - has much to say these days. She has become quite a talker as she ages. She and Derrick bicker quite often; it's great entertainment
	6:17pm Dean: Any Tapscott on deck? I've been picking up the Nimbus West issues lately, including a soon-to-appear 3LP set from Century City.
	6:18pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:17 Yep
	6:18pm Dean: Hot dang, that's fine.
	6:22pm tracie: finally got a minute to hear a bit of your set, Kim. Sounds lovely... ;-)
	6:23pm doctorjazz: My favorite Tapscott is the band with Arthur Blythe (also the first I heard).
	6:25pm Kim Sorise: ↳ tracie @6:22 Thank you kindly, tracie
	6:28pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:23 I love that band too - but also the big band stuff is fun as well.
	6:28pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @6:23 There was a time it was really hard to find any Tapscott (in the days when you HAD to go to the record store-the olden days...)
	6:30pm Dean: My favorite Tapscott is fast becoming the Arkestra shows in LA as they appear. I remember hanging out at the old Poo Bah in Pasadena, among the finest record stores, gazing at the solo Nimbus West albums. Almost bought one every time, but never did!
	6:30pm Dean: I have never once had to go to a record store. I always want to go to one.
	6:30pm Kim Sorise: ↳ doctorjazz @6:28 True; his stuff was super hard to find until the reissue game got to him and thanks to that, I think everything I have is a reissue except my copy of The Call. I think I have maybe 6 Tapscott LPs.
	6:30pm tracie: Such gorgeous music for a late Saturday afternoon. Perfection.
	6:31pm Kim Sorise: ↳ tracie @6:30 Love it! ❤️
	6:34pm Dean: Tapscott did at least two CDs on major labels, as I recall. They commanded great reviews in Cadence, for example. Ah, yes, Giant Is Awakened (I grabbed the reissue vinyl), and "Dark Tree" (I first learned thanks to hat Hut).
	6:34pm Observations: ↳ Song: "The Dark Tree" by "Horace Tapscott Quintet" So good! 🙏✌️😍
	6:36pm Kim Sorise: Hi David! Welcome
	6:37pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "The Dark Tree" by "Horace Tapscott Quintet" This was an early find (on CD)
	6:39pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:18 What an inspired show! Thanks, Kim!
	6:40pm Dean: Two discs on Arabesque, Aiee! The Phantom, and Thoughts of Dar Es Salaam, both magnificent.
	6:40pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:40 I will look for those! Thanks, Dean
	6:40pm Dean: Relative to Nimbus West, Arabesque is kinda major?
	6:41pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @6:39 So kind. Thank you, Andrew! Glad you could listen in real time.
	6:45pm Kim Sorise: Richard Davis is joining Hill on this LP @Dean
	6:47pm Dean: Perfect. Check out the line-ups on the two "major" Tapscott records: https://www.discogs.com/release/1109874-Horace-Tapscott-Aiee-The-Phantom https://www.discogs.com/master/3158733-Horace-Tapscott-Thoughts-Of-Dar-Es-Salaam
	6:49pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @6:47 I have Aiee...but not Thoughts...
	🥁 6:49pm WR: Thank you for this keyboard meditation episode, Kim.
	6:50pm doctorjazz: Fabulous Ivory-tickling, thanks Kim!
	6:53pm doctorjazz: A Monday Grease Marathon, sounds great!
	6:54pm tracie: Lovely to hear your selections, Kim and to hang out a bit! See ya on the soundwaves ;-)
	6:54pm Kim Sorise: GET Deviant! Here is the PLAYLIST:wfmu.org...
	6:55pm Dean: I hope the best for Gina's family. This is a touching tribute.
	6:56pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Dean @6:55 As do I. Thanks, Dean.
	6:57pm Kim Sorise: ↳ Kim Sorise @6:56 Here is some info on Jeremy: www.smcomusic.org...
	6:59pm doctorjazz: Best to Gina and family as well!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from July 20, 2024

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