Favoriting Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from August 3, 2012 Favoriting

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Favoriting August 3, 2012: You Got to Be the One (with a request requested from David Soldier)
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Artist Track Album Label Year Format Comments
The Chi-Lites  You Got to Be the One   Favoriting   Brunswick  1974  45   
Philip Corner  Piece for String Instrument #5   Favoriting Pieces from the Past: By Philip COrner for the Violin of Malcolm Goldstein  Pogus  2011  CD  Composed in 1985 
Anthony Braxton  Composition 106G   Favoriting Solo (Milano) 1979 Vol. 2  Leo Records  2004  CD   
Larry Polansky  #6   Favoriting Four-Voice Canons  Cold Blue Music  2002  CD  Recorded in 1986 
Mikko Luoma  Vagavonde blu   Favoriting Virtuoso Accordion  Bridge Records  2007  CD  Composed by Salvatore Sciarrino (1998) 
 
Walter Hilse  Organum Book I: Five Pieces Inspired by Nature (The Crayfish / A Year for a Pomegranate / Olivia Porphyria / La Conchiglia / A Year for a Baobob)   Favoriting Organum  Mulatta Records  2012  CD  Composed by Dave Soldier (2011) 
David Soldier  interview   Favoriting          
Earth, Wind & Fire  Evil   Favoriting Head to the Sky  Columbia  2001  CD   
Kahil El'Zabar / Billy Bang  The Dream Merchant   Favoriting Spirits Entering  Delmark  2001  CD   
Roscoe Mitchell  WR/C 2A Opus I   Favoriting Numbers  Rogue Art  2011  CD   
 
Yusef Lateef  Where is Lester   Favoriting Roots Run Deep  Rogue Art  2012  CD   
Lester Young  Riffin' Without Helen / Please Let Me Forget   Favoriting The Complete Aladdin Recordings  Blue Note  1995  CD  Recorded in 1945 
Hartmut Geerken / John Tchichai / Famoudou Don Moye  Mohawk   Favoriting Cassava Balls  Leo  1999  CD   
Charles Lloyd / Billy Higgins  What is Man: The Forest   Favoriting Which Way is East  ECM  2004  CD   
Amina Claudine Myers Voice Quartet with Instrumental Trio  God (Prayer)   Favoriting Augmented Variations  Amina C. Records  2009  CD   
The Fairfield Four  When The Battle is Over   Favoriting Standing on the Rock  Nashboro  1994  CD  Recorded between 1950 and 1953 
Reverend Gary Davis  Let Us Get Together / Cocaine Blues / Devil's Dream / Blow Gabriel   Favoriting Demons and Angels: The Ultimate Collection  Shanachie  2000  CD  Recorded between 1962 and 1966 
Fiddlin' John Carson & His Virginia Reelers  It's a Shame to Whip Your Wife on Sunday   Favoriting Baby, How Can It Be? Songs of Love, Lust and Contempt from the 1920s and 1930s  Dust to Digital  2010  CD   
Luciano Margorani with Eugene Chadbourne  The King of Parmesan   Favoriting My Favorite Strings  Isinaz  2004  CD   
 
Lol Coxhill and Roger Turner  Tails That Wag   Favoriting Success With Your Dog  Emanem  2010  CD   
Petula Clark  The Show is Over   Favoriting Beautiful Sounds: The Petula Clark Songbook  Castle  2000  CD   


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Listener comments!

  3:07pm
Cheri Pi:

Got any L.Ron? I need a good "Clearing"
  3:09pm
fred:

Good afternoon Kurt. Your show is turning out to be the silver lining to the lack of gigs these days
  3:10pm
Cecile:

what's with the Scientology stuff today?
  3:13pm
northguineahills:

Now, if we could follow up Larry Polansky w/ Paul Lansky,....
  3:14pm
Ike:

I am so completely digging this Larry Polansky track. Wild.
  3:14pm
Cheri Pi:

I'm just looking for something to counterbalance Bryce's heaven and hell theme earlier.
  3:15pm
Cheri Pi:

is he sampling the dial tone?
  3:17pm
Cecile:

heaven and hell? Let's embrace it! How about some DIO?
  3:17pm
Cheri Pi:

Poor Fred, we lack gigs in Cincy too! I feel your pain.
  3:17pm
Cheri Pi:

Oooo I like the way you think!
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DJ KG:

good day, everyone!
  3:20pm
das:

I love this show, but not in a Chick-Fil-A kinda way
  3:30pm
Cecile:

a chick-fil-a way would mean you're in a straight relationship with your first and only wife.
  3:30pm
Cecile:

so, I'd hope not!
  3:32pm
Cecile:

Kurt's show is the stuff of depraved, forbidden promiscuous love.
  3:32pm
Mike East:

I'm in a straight relationship with my first and only wife, but I heard about that Chick Fil A bullshit yesterday...and fuck them. I never ate there before, and now I never will.
  3:35pm
Cecile:

As the first and only wife of my straight husband, I must concur.
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DJ KG:

www.facebook.com...
  3:38pm
das:

I'm in a straight relationship with a FEMALE chicken salad sandwich.
  3:46pm
Cheri Pi:

that means Rush Limbaugh can't eat there, nor Newt G.
  3:49pm
Honey Water:

Hi, Kurt! I'd love to view your link up above (thought we had to do tiny url's now?), but it says I must log onto Facebook. I don't do FB just like I don't do Chick-fil-a. :) Any other way to see it?
Avatar 3:52pm
DJ KG:

sorry honeywater. it's a facebook group. no other way to get at it. just a little chick-fil-a thing i started the other day.
  3:53pm
Honey Water:

Ah, OK. BTW, so glad I tuned in, albeit very late. This is nicely soothing.
  3:56pm
Honey Water:

Mr. East, if you're still around, what's your viewing plan this weekend? :)
  4:02pm
Mike East:

@hw - I have "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" at home. Saturday morning is usually some 60's scifi, but not sure what yet. I also might do "Once Upon a Time in the West" per your man's recommendation. I also have Game of Thrones, which I'm going to see if I like. How about you?
  4:02pm
Mark from VT:

I like organs. If you are going to eat meat you should eat the whole animal. And the whole Jesus if you eat his body all up in a church.
  4:04pm
Honey Water:

@ME: We have "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen" on library loan to see, and we might blow our entertainment budget by actually GOING OUT to the multiplex to see "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
  4:05pm
Honey Water:

@Mark: Liver with fava beans, delish.
  4:06pm
das:

@mark: Save the lips and bits for Jesus dogs
  4:07pm
Ike:

I just saw "Never Let Me Go" which is beautiful and incredibly depressing, but also wildly unrealistic, unless there was some unshown conditioning or brainwashing to make all of the characters so ridiculously docile. Maybe the book explains it all. Anyway, Carey Mulligan is brilliant as always.
  4:07pm
Honey Water:

I quite enjoyed OUaTitW, I think Philo told you. I just peeked to see Bryce had played some Morricone. Have to check out his archive.
  4:08pm
Cheri Pi:

echo effect!
  4:09pm
Honey Water:

@Ike: We saw NLMG. Had pretty much the same reaction. Gonna pay 'tention to the interview now....
  4:12pm
Mark from VT:

Very Vedic
  4:13pm
G:

The Veda is rigged...
  4:19pm
Cheri Pi:

OMG I had 2 flash streams going at once, no wonder I thought there was echo.
  4:21pm
das:

I gotta get me some of that cat
  4:33pm
Cecile:

nice choice, David!
  4:38pm
Cecile:

I always thought "Evil" was about original sin and redemption. But that's still something heavy for a pop song.

Phil Collins took a lot from EWF, and talked them up in print, but just didnt' pay the members of the band who played with him.
  4:43pm
dave soldier:

hey Cecile
glad you like it too... cool, that interpretation sounds right... so it is a song from all of humanity acknowledging our badness? so it is as deep as it seems? speaking of which, some bad ass kalimba
  4:44pm
Cecile:

I love this track!!!!!
  4:44pm
dave soldier:

and Kurt, thanks for playing Billy Bang, a great soul
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DJ KG:

thanks for chatting with us, dave, here and on the phone!
  4:46pm
Honey Water:

Yes, Dave, it was a really interesting interview!
  4:47pm
Cecile:

I think the song says humans are wired for badness, but they can turn it around it by love and prayer.
  4:47pm
Cecile:

yes, great interview. Thanks, Dave!
  4:48pm
Honey Water:

On the subject of music as a money-making endeavor prior to Sinatra: Yes, Bach must have been doing OK to support 20 children. :) And Mozart seemed to live well.
  4:50pm
common:

have good weekends everyone!
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DJ KG:

i think bach had certain benefits of the court at different points in his life - housing and fancy parties. but i don't think he had a lot of money a lot of the time. i don't think he had freedom to go where he wanted and do what he wanted. he was pretty dependent on the demands of his current position - even to the extent of what kind of music he wrote!
  4:52pm
Fredericks:

This Roscoe is beautiful.
  4:54pm
Honey Water:

Everything I've heard since I tuned in has been a joy.
  4:55pm
Honey Water:

Kurt, you could be describing Mozart's situation, but I thought Bach was dictated to more by the church, not the court. ICOCBW!
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DJ KG:

glad yr listening, honeyw!
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DJ KG:

well, i'm hardly an expert (and no less about mozart) but i believe bach had both royal and clergical appointments during his life.
  5:00pm
Honey Water:

The Dream Merchant was soooooo nice. Philo was home in time for that and concurs. :)
  5:02pm
hamburger:

a bit late for the Gottschalk Smackdown
  5:10pm
Honey Water:

You're on your own, hamburger -- he has us all pinned to the floor with great sets of music.
  5:16pm
Fredericks:

Nice breather, then more magic!
  5:19pm
Honey Water:

Just FYI, Fredericks, plan to post a "polished" version of Ballad of the Bard some time next week (the one sent you as a file attachment) -- and then more limericks over the weeks to come. Been fun finding appropriate background music for each.
  5:21pm
Cecile:

hey, Kurt, do you know about Mary Lou Williams' release "Black Christ of the Andes?"
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DJ KG:

no, cecile, i don't! do you have details?
  5:27pm
Honey Water:

Fairfield Four! 110 in the shade with Fogerty was a fine one -- and so apt for our weather this summer.
  5:30pm
Fredericks:

Hey Honey, do operate under a different moniker?
  5:30pm
Cecile:

it's her 1964 tribute to Blessed (now Saint I think) Martin de Porres, the first black person to be beatified. It's on Folkways and on emusic and whatnot. It's an interesting mix of blues, gospel, jazz and some jazzy choral music.
  5:31pm
Honey Water:

If you read that title with different breaks, might be "cocaine / devil's dream blow."
  5:32pm
Honey Water:

Oh, yeah, sorry. But I imagine only one person sent you a file of a limerick recitation. She be I. ;)
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DJ KG:

i'll look for it!
  5:32pm
Cecile:

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=14734
  5:33pm
Cecile:

I actually discovered a track on some house DJs soundcloud recently and was blown away.
  5:36pm
Honey Water:

We're having ourselves a tent revival of that good ol' time religion. DJ KG. Entering the weekend cleansed and prepared to walk the good walk. :)
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DJ KG:

looks great! thanks for the tip.
  5:40pm
Honey Water:

Holy moley.
  5:44pm
hamburger:

guacamole...
  5:45pm
Fredericks:

Do I hear Derek Bailey?
  5:47pm
Fredericks:

Nope. Chadbourne.
  5:47pm
das:

Hey Kurt, which day is it okay to beat your woman? I forget
  5:50pm
Honey Water:

Yeah, Kurt, pin *him* to the mat in your smackdown.

Guacamole's great on hamburger.
  5:50pm
anthony:

play some delta blues
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DJ KG:

well according to fiddlin' john carson, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. that however is not the express policy of wfmu.
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DJ KG:

anthony, we just had a set of piedmont blues! i gotta make way for the weirdos.
  5:52pm
das:

Thanks, what days does WFMU recommend?
  5:52pm
Honey Water:

Thanks a ton, DJ KG! Have a great not-beating-up-anyone weekend and week, listeners! Byeeee!
  5:54pm
das:

Ditto, great show!
  5:56pm
Bad Ronald:

Sweet sounds KG, thanks! Ima listen to Shut Up Weirdo and beat my dutch bride despite FMU policies.
  5:59pm
anthony:

frangry is hot
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