WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from November 28, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Jeffs.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: good morning all! i've had this date marked on my calendar.
	12:02pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back Destination Outers!
	12:03pm Doug S.: I've got my hankies handy.
	12:03pm Jeff G: Helloooooo!
	12:04pm Jeff G: Geez, listener james...no pressure!
	12:05pm ASNB: Hello. Have a good show.
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: believe me, non-wfmu new york radio (esp. after it's switched over to xmas music) will have one doing such things.
	12:07pm Jeff G: Thanks, ASNB. Good to have you here.
	12:10pm jill: hello kids. Can't seem to get y'all tuned in...the link that Mr. Drummer sent is broken for me, Any suggestions?
	12:10pm seang: is this a first? Irene just finished playing Yahllah
	12:10pm miketp: wonderful idea this music should be heard. the library is deeper than we think. entertain away the goombah of soul
	12:12pm Richard from Venezuela: @jill: http://wfmu.org/wfmu_drummer.pls . Through winamp works fine.
	12:15pm jill: Thanks, sounding great!
	12:15pm Richard from Venezuela: This bootleg sounds awesome.
	12:20pm Doug S.: Sorry Jill. You just can get good help these days. As if my famous hands-on management style isn't payment enough!
	12:23pm jill: forgiven, Drummer. Now get that intern to pick up some Trams for you and make them get extra spring rolls for Lincoln.
	12:25pm Jeff G: Coulda sworn Gilmore was on this track...Hrm.
	12:41pm Jeff G: Ack! Editing SNAFU!
	12:42pm Jeff G: Ah well. Let's all enjoy some Hans Reichel.
	12:58pm Dervish: Hans Reichel and Paul Motian are playing a wicked game of mumbledy-peg on a cloud somewhere.
	1:10pm Alf from Upstate: Winter & Winter is such a great label.
	1:11pm Jeff G: Yes, the W&W catalog is lousy with gems.
	1:19pm Doug S.: I love Ernst Reijseger's releases on W&W, especially. Schoolboy-crush kind of love.
	2:07pm Felicia: Evans, LaFaro, Motian = bliss.
	2:11pm Jeff G: Yup. Hard to top that combo.
	2:12pm Brian in UK: Hello brace of Jeffs. Good work. Going to see Pharoah next week. Did he ever play with Mr. Motian?
	2:15pm Doug S.: Brian, it's a gaggle of Jeffs.
	2:16pm Listener 111821: Sounds great over here in the Netherlands.
	2:16pm Brian in UK: Only three programmes in and you seem to have a significant appreciation of your audience. Tributes notwithstanding. A giggle of Jeffs I would hope Sir Doug.
	2:16pm Jeff G: I think the zoologically correct term is actually a "mess."
	2:17pm Jeff G: Pharoah w Motian seems unlikely...not 100% sure.
	2:20pm Doug S.: From PM's bio at Drum Magazine: "Motian’s schedule seemed only to grow busier through work with such leaders as Coleman Hawkins, Oscar Pettiford, Charles Lloyd, PHAROAH SANDERS, Charles Lloyd, Mose Allison. He even made an unusual appearance at the Woodstock festival backing up Arlo Guthrie, and famously turned down John Coltrane’s offer to become the second drummer in the saxophonist’s group – a decision he would later admit regretting."
	2:21pm Jeff G: All the Soul Note/Black Saint albums have been remastered and are available in a very affordable little box, btw: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Remastered-Recordings-Paul-Motian/dp/B003PCL1AS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1322508021&sr=8-2
	2:23pm Brian in UK: Thanks Doug. It is an inbred family this jazz circle. How's about 'A Messian of Jeffs'.
	2:24pm Jeff G: Thanks, Doug S! Also, some kind soul at Amazon has compiled, via their "listmania" thingy, a handy 7-part Motian discography. Part 1 is here: http://www.amazon.com/Paul-Motian-Discography-Part-1-1955-1963/lm/R1G6EYE27IUPRO/ref=cm_lm_byauthor_title_full
	2:28pm Brian in UK: PS Doug, Meg Baird next Monday at Cafe Oto where I saw Mike Cooper play a cupla years ago with Lol Coxhill. The drummer was tops though. All creativity. Sorry Jeffs to cross talk.
	2:29pm Doug S.: Brain, cross talk is something one hears in church. Then again, with Destination Out... Let us pray.
	2:35pm Brian in UK: Amen to that your holiness. Am I getting older or are more people I know & love passing on these days?
	2:40pm Jeff G: @Brian: NO ONE DIES BETWEEN NOW AND THE END OF THE YEAR, please.
	2:45pm Dankworth: This era of Miles is so under-appreciated. Columbia record a bunch of this stuff and never released it till much later.
	2:52pm pgw in mntclr: had never heard this Miles tune before and now it is blowing my mind.
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: many thanks for the fine show. it'll be a long wait until boxing day.
	2:58pm Jeff G: Ahhh! Thanks listener james! @pgw: the shortest 30-minute track we know. All/most of GET UP WITH IT's 2 CDs is pretty awesome.
	2:58pm earwax: Wonderful show!!!!
	2:59pm Jeff G: Teo Macero was into some weird weird shizz.
	3:00pm Jeff G: Thanks @earwax!
	3:02pm Martha: Enjoyed it immensely!
	3:03pm Jeff G: So happy to hear it, Martha! Thanks!
	5:36pm dizzy101: <3 Destination Out!

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November 28, 2011: We Loved Him Madly: Paul Motian, 1931-2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968	(CD reissue 2009)
Paul Motian Trio	Yahllah "Yahllah" by "Paul Motian Trio"	[1998.02.23 - Hamburg]		1998	[boot]
Music behind DJ: Reichel/Knispel Duo	Something like what	Erdmännchen	FMP	1977	RIP Hans Reichel.
Paul Bley	When Will the Blues Leave?	with Gary Peacock	ECM	1970
Paul Bley	Mr. Joy "Mr. Joy" by "Paul Bley"	Turning Point	Improvising Artists Inc.	1975	John Gilmore (!) + Bley/Peacock/Motian
Keith Jarrett	Angles (Without Edges)	Treasure Island	Impulse	1974
Paul Motian Quintet	White Magic "White Magic" by "Paul Motian Quintet"	[1983.11.17 - Bremen]		1983	[boot] - Bill Frisell, Joe Lovano, Jim Pepper, Ed Schuller, Motian.
Music behind DJ: Reichel/Knispel Duo	Gemurmel und Geknispel	Erdmännchen	FMP	1977
Paul Motian Trio	Duke Ellington's Sound of Love	Sound of Love	Winter & Winter	1997
Paul Motian	Body and Soul "Body and Soul" by "Paul Motian"	[2010.08.28 - early set, Village Vanguard, NYC]		2010	[boot] - Mark Turner, Tony Malaby, Frisell, Motian.
Paul Motian Trio	Epistrophy "Epistrophy" by "Paul Motian Trio"	Sound of Love	Winter & Winter	1997
Paul Motian Quintet	Five Miles to Wrentham	[1983.11.17 - Bremen]		1983
Music behind DJ: Reichel/Knispel Duo	Rainy Day Waltz	Erdmännchen	FMP	1977
Paul Motian	Ruby, My Dear/Olivia's Dream	[2010.08.28 - late set - Village Vanguard, NYC]		2010
Paul Motian	Crepuscule with Nellie	Monk in Motian	JMT	1988
Paul Motian	Justice (Evidence) "Justice (Evidence)" by "Paul Motian"	Monk in Motian	JMT	1988
Paul Bley	Monk's Dream "Monk's Dream" by "Paul Bley"	Memoirs	Soul Note	1989	Bley, Haden, Motian
Music behind DJ: Reichel/Knispel Duo	Yeti "Yeti" by "Reichel/Knispel Duo"	Erdmännchen	FMP	1977
Bill Evans	Come Rain or Come Shine	Portrait in Jazz	Riverside	1959	Evans, LaFaro, Motian
Paul Motian Trio 2000 + Two	Olivia's Dream	Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol 1.	Winter & Winter	2010	Greg Osby, Chris Potter, Masabumi Kikuchi, Larry Grenadier, Motian.
Paul Motian Quintet	The Story of Maryam	The Story of Maryam	Soul Note	1984
Marilyn Crispell	Touching "Touching" by "Marilyn Crispell"	Nothing Ever Was, Anyway	ECM	1997	Crispell, Peacock, Motian do the music of Annette Peacock
Music behind DJ: Joel Harrison	Conception Vessel "Conception Vessel" by "Joel Harrison"	The Music of Paul Motian	Sunnyside	2011
Miles Davis	He Loved Him Madly "He Loved Him Madly" by "Miles Davis"	Get Up with It	Columbia	1974

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Jeffs.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: good morning all! i've had this date marked on my calendar.
	12:02pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back Destination Outers!
	12:03pm Doug S.: I've got my hankies handy.
	12:03pm Jeff G: Helloooooo!
	12:04pm Jeff G: Geez, listener james...no pressure!
	12:05pm ASNB: Hello. Have a good show.
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: believe me, non-wfmu new york radio (esp. after it's switched over to xmas music) will have one doing such things.
	12:07pm Jeff G: Thanks, ASNB. Good to have you here.
	12:10pm jill: hello kids. Can't seem to get y'all tuned in...the link that Mr. Drummer sent is broken for me, Any suggestions?
	12:10pm seang: is this a first? Irene just finished playing Yahllah
	12:10pm miketp: wonderful idea this music should be heard. the library is deeper than we think. entertain away the goombah of soul
	12:12pm Richard from Venezuela: @jill: http://wfmu.org/wfmu_drummer.pls . Through winamp works fine.
	12:15pm jill: Thanks, sounding great!
	12:15pm Richard from Venezuela: This bootleg sounds awesome.
	12:20pm Doug S.: Sorry Jill. You just can get good help these days. As if my famous hands-on management style isn't payment enough!
	12:23pm jill: forgiven, Drummer. Now get that intern to pick up some Trams for you and make them get extra spring rolls for Lincoln.
	12:25pm Jeff G: Coulda sworn Gilmore was on this track...Hrm.
	12:41pm Jeff G: Ack! Editing SNAFU!
	12:42pm Jeff G: Ah well. Let's all enjoy some Hans Reichel.
	12:58pm Dervish: Hans Reichel and Paul Motian are playing a wicked game of mumbledy-peg on a cloud somewhere.
	1:10pm Alf from Upstate: Winter & Winter is such a great label.
	1:11pm Jeff G: Yes, the W&W catalog is lousy with gems.
	1:19pm Doug S.: I love Ernst Reijseger's releases on W&W, especially. Schoolboy-crush kind of love.
	2:07pm Felicia: Evans, LaFaro, Motian = bliss.
	2:11pm Jeff G: Yup. Hard to top that combo.
	2:12pm Brian in UK: Hello brace of Jeffs. Good work. Going to see Pharoah next week. Did he ever play with Mr. Motian?
	2:15pm Doug S.: Brian, it's a gaggle of Jeffs.
	2:16pm Listener 111821: Sounds great over here in the Netherlands.
	2:16pm Brian in UK: Only three programmes in and you seem to have a significant appreciation of your audience. Tributes notwithstanding. A giggle of Jeffs I would hope Sir Doug.
	2:16pm Jeff G: I think the zoologically correct term is actually a "mess."
	2:17pm Jeff G: Pharoah w Motian seems unlikely...not 100% sure.
	2:20pm Doug S.: From PM's bio at Drum Magazine: "Motian’s schedule seemed only to grow busier through work with such leaders as Coleman Hawkins, Oscar Pettiford, Charles Lloyd, PHAROAH SANDERS, Charles Lloyd, Mose Allison. He even made an unusual appearance at the Woodstock festival backing up Arlo Guthrie, and famously turned down John Coltrane’s offer to become the second drummer in the saxophonist’s group – a decision he would later admit regretting."
	2:21pm Jeff G: All the Soul Note/Black Saint albums have been remastered and are available in a very affordable little box, btw: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Remastered-Recordings-Paul-Motian/dp/B003PCL1AS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1322508021&sr=8-2
	2:23pm Brian in UK: Thanks Doug. It is an inbred family this jazz circle. How's about 'A Messian of Jeffs'.
	2:24pm Jeff G: Thanks, Doug S! Also, some kind soul at Amazon has compiled, via their "listmania" thingy, a handy 7-part Motian discography. Part 1 is here: http://www.amazon.com/Paul-Motian-Discography-Part-1-1955-1963/lm/R1G6EYE27IUPRO/ref=cm_lm_byauthor_title_full
	2:28pm Brian in UK: PS Doug, Meg Baird next Monday at Cafe Oto where I saw Mike Cooper play a cupla years ago with Lol Coxhill. The drummer was tops though. All creativity. Sorry Jeffs to cross talk.
	2:29pm Doug S.: Brain, cross talk is something one hears in church. Then again, with Destination Out... Let us pray.
	2:35pm Brian in UK: Amen to that your holiness. Am I getting older or are more people I know & love passing on these days?
	2:40pm Jeff G: @Brian: NO ONE DIES BETWEEN NOW AND THE END OF THE YEAR, please.
	2:45pm Dankworth: This era of Miles is so under-appreciated. Columbia record a bunch of this stuff and never released it till much later.
	2:52pm pgw in mntclr: had never heard this Miles tune before and now it is blowing my mind.
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: many thanks for the fine show. it'll be a long wait until boxing day.
	2:58pm Jeff G: Ahhh! Thanks listener james! @pgw: the shortest 30-minute track we know. All/most of GET UP WITH IT's 2 CDs is pretty awesome.
	2:58pm earwax: Wonderful show!!!!
	2:59pm Jeff G: Teo Macero was into some weird weird shizz.
	3:00pm Jeff G: Thanks @earwax!
	3:02pm Martha: Enjoyed it immensely!
	3:03pm Jeff G: So happy to hear it, Martha! Thanks!
	5:36pm dizzy101: <3 Destination Out!

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