WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from June 23, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Stylish stylings. Good morning/afternoon.
	12:10pm Jeff J: Hello Pacific Standard Simon -- and all other listener OUT there!
	🥁 12:10pm Doug Schulkind: My all-time favorite Jazz Messengers lineup: Lee Morgan Hank Mobley Bobby Timmons Jymie Merrit Art Blakey with apologies to Horace.
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: zat the Night in Tunisia line-up, Doug?
	🥁 12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Night in Tunisia had Wayne Shorter on tenor.
	🥁 12:14pm Doug Schulkind: Shorter was in that configuration longer than Hank Mobley. Hank was in the group with Donald Byrd, Horace, Doug Watkins and Blakey longer. All of it is blow-your-head-right-off good.
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: I guess Wayne'd do fine in a pinch.
	12:17pm Jeff J: Jeff G - sent ya a bunch of emails. Let me know when you have a sec.
	12:20pm Jeff Golick: Yup -- just replied!
	🥁 12:22pm Doug Schulkind: This Blowin' the Blues Away LP has a tune that would be sadly appropriate for these times: "The Baghdad Blues"
	🥁 12:27pm Brian in UK: Hello Jeffs 'n Doug. Snappy dresser.
	12:29pm Jeff J: Hey Brian in UK! We've got a musical dress code for this set.
	12:31pm Jeff Golick: <foreshadowing>We're going to hear a killer cover of this tune in the next set.</foreshadowing>
	🥁 12:33pm Doug Schulkind: My money is on Not Buddy Rich: SISTER SADIE Covers 1960: Hank Crawford – More Soul 1960: Gil Evans – Out of the Cool 1961: Ray Charles – Genius + Soul = Jazz 1961: Shirley Scott – Shirley Scott Plays Horace Silver 1961: James Moody – Cookin' the Blues (Argo) 1963: Woody Herman – Woody Herman–1963 1966: Buddy Rich – Swingin' New Big Band 1975: Ray Charles – My Kind of Jazz Part 3 1975: Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Dog Years in the Fourth Ring (released 1997) 1992: Joe Pass - In Hamburg (via Wikipedia)
	12:34pm listener james from westwood: Oh man, style tags are all I see today. Just got back from a break after hours of applying XML style tags to a book MS. All text now appears naked without them. 13 more chapters to go in this half!
	🥁 12:35pm Doug Schulkind: I wonder if Horace's Sister Sadie was related to Yusef's Sister Mamie?
	12:36pm Jeff J: I'm thinking it takes some guts to title your song Lonely Woman in 1965. Or maybe it's a sort of homage to Ornette?
	🥁 12:38pm Doug Schulkind: The earliest cover of Ornette's "Lonely Woman," was recorded in 1964, by..... The Modern Jazz Quartet
	12:46pm Jeff J: Hey Listener James! Hope the tunes are soothing the styling woes.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Loving the tribute to Horace, Jeff(s).
	1:00pm listener james from westwood: They always do, Jeff!
	1:03pm Jeff J: Thanks Uncle Michael!
	1:10pm rogue oats: yo d:o et al!
	1:21pm pacific standard simon: You can call me et al.
	🥁 1:26pm Doug Schulkind: Guitar solo here by "Skunk" Baxter.
	1:29pm pacific standard simon: I missed the "sharp turn" sign...
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: This song is amazing.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: Dickey sure can pick.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: Toler brothers era ABB gets short shrift.
	1:33pm pacific standard simon: I KNOW it isn't Uncle Michael's birthday.
	1:36pm Jeff J: Probably the last Allman Brothers track we'll showcase here for a while. Though we do like to program against our own tastes every now and again...
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: I'll take up the slack.
	1:38pm rogue oats: jeez i get no respect without i got my puppy icon and hearty thingie
	1:39pm pacific standard simon: Respect is an illusion, Oatie.
	1:39pm Jeff J: Yo Rogue Oats! We're a bit short handed today and got our head partially stuck under the hood of this program, so to speak. Good to see you.
	1:40pm Jeff J: Though truly, puppy icons and heart thingies never hurt.
	1:44pm listener james from westwood: Now is the time on D:O vhen ve dance! Or drive. Either way, Kraftwerk!
	1:45pm pacific standard simon: We're Fahrvergnügen.
	1:46pm davex: Did someone say Autobahn?
	1:47pm rogue oats: loving the transmission
	1:48pm pacific standard simon: Watch out for the Fahrtenmesser.
	🥁 1:48pm Doug Schulkind: Funny that you earlier played Horace Silver's "St. Vitus Dance." You see, tomorrow is the 640th anniversary of a sudden outbreak, in Aachen, Germany, of the similar "St. John's Dance," which caused "people in the streets to experience hallucinations and begin to jump and twitch uncontrollably until they collapse from exhaustion." St. John's Dance and the related St. Vitus will be celebrated on tomorrow evening's episode of Give the Drummer Some. Tune in, 6-7pm (ET) here on the Drummer Stream.
	1:51pm Jeff J: Looking forward to that program, Doug. St. John's Dance - the very first dance craze to sweep the Continent. More contagious than the Froog... or so history books would have you believe.
	🥁 1:53pm Doug Schulkind: Oh no, Jeff J. The froog goes back to the Primordial Ooze!
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: I still wish I had my Quad 8-Track copy of Autobahn. I keep expecting the track to switch in the middle of Kometenmelodie
	1:59pm Dean: Somebody needs to do a mash-up of this with "Beat on the Brat."
	1:59pm Jeff J: Looking forward to the hardcover edition of THE COMPLETE LYRICS OF KRAFTWERK coming out this fall from St. Martin's.
	2:02pm Jeff J: Doug - Should've figured the froog went back so far. It's pure reptile brain! Rich - Kraftwerk Quad 8 tracks, wow. You're blowing my mind. I love that existed and you were savvy enough to own a copy. Dean - Great idea. Let it be so.
	🥁 2:05pm Doug Schulkind: I think Reptile Brain's version of The Froog is my favorite. The beat is so subtle, so... implied.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: How long would it take to play all the Modern Lovers' studio versions of Roadrunner?
	2:09pm Stevel: Uncle Michael: I'm in for however long it takes.
	2:14pm Dean: What was that Ric Ocasek band?
	2:17pm pacific standard simon: When did you guys sneak in and steal my record collection?!
	2:20pm pacific standard simon: I'll settle for Hank Williams' Cadillac.
	🥁 2:20pm Jeff Schulkind: @pacific standard simon We'll give it back, no worries. And hey, the Jack Daniels stains on the record jackets only add character!
	2:21pm Dean: Carl Perkins' Cadillac, too.
	2:24pm pacific standard simon: Some of the older ones have "incense" burns, instead.
	2:31pm listener james from westwood: w00t! Album side! Used to dig Sue P's whole-album plays on Solid Gold Hell, too.
	🥁 2:33pm Doug Schulkind: A half album obsession session!
	2:40pm listener james from westwood: And of course I should include Tony's Tape Hiss as another player of the full recording.
	🥁 2:43pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT: Speaking of Tape Hiss, Tony Coulter's program tomorrow (12-3pm, ET) will feature rare, unheard cassettes from these fine purveyors of aesthetic excellence: Volkswhale, Glorious Moodmen, Kopf/Kurz, & Metabolist!. Tape Hiss shows are not archived, so you must tune in during the broadcast to hear it!
	🥁 2:47pm Jeff Schulkind: Perry Robinson is playing something called an electric clarinet on this album. I wonder what that is, exactly.
	2:51pm Dean: Electric clarinet described here on p.184: http://books.google.com/books?id=G1eg3nnz9swC&lpg=PA184&ots=nJhBbTrSdQ&dq=perry%20robinson%20electric%20clarinet&pg=PA184#v=onepage&q=perry%20robinson%20electric%20clarinet&f=false
	2:53pm pacific standard simon: Bunk Gardner had a set up like that in the Mothers of Invention.
	🥁 2:53pm Jeff Schulkind: Thanks Dean!!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Great show today. I bow, deeply.
	2:56pm listener james from westwood: Thanks most kindly, Jeff!!
	🥁 2:59pm Jeff Schulkind: I speak for all Jeffs when I say I LOVE HAVING EARS. And we love having this communal sonic shpritz to splash around in. See you all next week for another shpritz!

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June 23, 2014: The stylings of Silver. And then we hit the road.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles	Evidence	1974
Horace SIlver	Peace "Peace" by "Horace SIlver"	Blowin' the Blues Away	Blue Note	1959
Horace Silver	The Preacher "The Preacher" by "Horace Silver"	Horace Silver & the Jazz Messengers	Blue Note	1955
Horace Silver	Doodlin' "Doodlin'" by "Horace Silver"	Horace Silver & the Jazz Messengers	Blue Note	1955
Horace Silver	The St. Vitus Dance	Blowin' the Blues Away	Blue Note	1959
Horace Silver	Sister Sadie "Sister Sadie" by "Horace Silver"	Blowin' the Blues Away	Blue Note	1959
Horace Silver	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "Horace Silver"	Song For My Father	Blue Note	1965
Horace Silver	Calcutta Cutie "Calcutta Cutie" by "Horace Silver"	Song For My Father	Blue Note	1965
Horace Silver	Mexican Hip Dance "Mexican Hip Dance" by "Horace Silver"	The Jody Grind	Blue Note	1966
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"	Melting Pot		1971
Archie Shepp	Peace "Peace" by "Archie Shepp"	The Archie Shepp/Bill Dixon Quartet		1962
Cecil Taylor	Rocks Sub Amba "Rocks Sub Amba" by "Cecil Taylor"	Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!		1980
Gil Evans	Sister Sadie "Sister Sadie" by "Gil Evans"	Out of the Cool	Impulse!	1961
Steely Dan	Rikki Don't Lose That Number	Pretzel Logic		1974
Dusty Springfield	Doodlin' "Doodlin'" by "Dusty Springfield"	Ev'rything's Coming up Dusty		1965
Allman Brothers	The Preacher "The Preacher" by "Allman Brothers"	Brothers of the Road		1982
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"	My Occupation: The Music of Chaz Jankel
Modest Mouse	Dramamine "Dramamine" by "Modest Mouse"	This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About		1996
Kraftwerk	Autobahn "Autobahn" by "Kraftwerk"	Autobahn		1974
The Modern Lovers	Roadrunner (alt)	The Modern Lovers
The Clash	Brand New Cadillac "Brand New Cadillac" by "The Clash"	London Calling
The Dictators	(I Live For) Cars and Girls	Go Girl Crazy!
The Vibrators	Whips and Furs "Whips and Furs" by "The Vibrators"	Pure Mania
Camper van Beethoven	Joe Stalin's Cadillac	Camper Van Beethoven
The Flamin' Groovies	Headin' for the Texas Border	Flamingo
The Swingin' Neckbreakers	I Wanna Be Your Driver	Shake Break!
Music behind DJ: John Cale	Church of Anthrax "Church of Anthrax" by "John Cale"	Church of Anthrax
Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show	A Loss of Consciousness	Revenge: The Bigger the Love, the Greater the Hate	Polydor	1969
Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show	The Cynic	Revenge: The Bigger the Love, the Greater the Hate	Polydor	1969
Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show	I Belong to a World That's Destroying Itself	Revenge: The Bigger the Love, the Greater the Hate	Polydor	1969
Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show	Climbing Aspirations	Revenge: The Bigger the Love, the Greater the Hate	Polydor	1969
Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show	I'm the One	Revenge: The Bigger the Love, the Greater the Hate	Polydor	1969
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Stylish stylings. Good morning/afternoon.
	12:10pm Jeff J: Hello Pacific Standard Simon -- and all other listener OUT there!
	🥁 12:10pm Doug Schulkind: My all-time favorite Jazz Messengers lineup: Lee Morgan Hank Mobley Bobby Timmons Jymie Merrit Art Blakey with apologies to Horace.
	12:12pm Jeff Golick: zat the Night in Tunisia line-up, Doug?
	🥁 12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Night in Tunisia had Wayne Shorter on tenor.
	🥁 12:14pm Doug Schulkind: Shorter was in that configuration longer than Hank Mobley. Hank was in the group with Donald Byrd, Horace, Doug Watkins and Blakey longer. All of it is blow-your-head-right-off good.
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: I guess Wayne'd do fine in a pinch.
	12:17pm Jeff J: Jeff G - sent ya a bunch of emails. Let me know when you have a sec.
	12:20pm Jeff Golick: Yup -- just replied!
	🥁 12:22pm Doug Schulkind: This Blowin' the Blues Away LP has a tune that would be sadly appropriate for these times: "The Baghdad Blues"
	🥁 12:27pm Brian in UK: Hello Jeffs 'n Doug. Snappy dresser.
	12:29pm Jeff J: Hey Brian in UK! We've got a musical dress code for this set.
	12:31pm Jeff Golick: <foreshadowing>We're going to hear a killer cover of this tune in the next set.</foreshadowing>
	🥁 12:33pm Doug Schulkind: My money is on Not Buddy Rich: SISTER SADIE Covers 1960: Hank Crawford – More Soul 1960: Gil Evans – Out of the Cool 1961: Ray Charles – Genius + Soul = Jazz 1961: Shirley Scott – Shirley Scott Plays Horace Silver 1961: James Moody – Cookin' the Blues (Argo) 1963: Woody Herman – Woody Herman–1963 1966: Buddy Rich – Swingin' New Big Band 1975: Ray Charles – My Kind of Jazz Part 3 1975: Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Dog Years in the Fourth Ring (released 1997) 1992: Joe Pass - In Hamburg (via Wikipedia)
	12:34pm listener james from westwood: Oh man, style tags are all I see today. Just got back from a break after hours of applying XML style tags to a book MS. All text now appears naked without them. 13 more chapters to go in this half!
	🥁 12:35pm Doug Schulkind: I wonder if Horace's Sister Sadie was related to Yusef's Sister Mamie?
	12:36pm Jeff J: I'm thinking it takes some guts to title your song Lonely Woman in 1965. Or maybe it's a sort of homage to Ornette?
	🥁 12:38pm Doug Schulkind: The earliest cover of Ornette's "Lonely Woman," was recorded in 1964, by..... The Modern Jazz Quartet
	12:46pm Jeff J: Hey Listener James! Hope the tunes are soothing the styling woes.
	12:53pm Uncle Michael: Loving the tribute to Horace, Jeff(s).
	1:00pm listener james from westwood: They always do, Jeff!
	1:03pm Jeff J: Thanks Uncle Michael!
	1:10pm rogue oats: yo d:o et al!
	1:21pm pacific standard simon: You can call me et al.
	🥁 1:26pm Doug Schulkind: Guitar solo here by "Skunk" Baxter.
	1:29pm pacific standard simon: I missed the "sharp turn" sign...
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: This song is amazing.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: Dickey sure can pick.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: Toler brothers era ABB gets short shrift.
	1:33pm pacific standard simon: I KNOW it isn't Uncle Michael's birthday.
	1:36pm Jeff J: Probably the last Allman Brothers track we'll showcase here for a while. Though we do like to program against our own tastes every now and again...
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: I'll take up the slack.
	1:38pm rogue oats: jeez i get no respect without i got my puppy icon and hearty thingie
	1:39pm pacific standard simon: Respect is an illusion, Oatie.
	1:39pm Jeff J: Yo Rogue Oats! We're a bit short handed today and got our head partially stuck under the hood of this program, so to speak. Good to see you.
	1:40pm Jeff J: Though truly, puppy icons and heart thingies never hurt.
	1:44pm listener james from westwood: Now is the time on D:O vhen ve dance! Or drive. Either way, Kraftwerk!
	1:45pm pacific standard simon: We're Fahrvergnügen.
	1:46pm davex: Did someone say Autobahn?
	1:47pm rogue oats: loving the transmission
	1:48pm pacific standard simon: Watch out for the Fahrtenmesser.
	🥁 1:48pm Doug Schulkind: Funny that you earlier played Horace Silver's "St. Vitus Dance." You see, tomorrow is the 640th anniversary of a sudden outbreak, in Aachen, Germany, of the similar "St. John's Dance," which caused "people in the streets to experience hallucinations and begin to jump and twitch uncontrollably until they collapse from exhaustion." St. John's Dance and the related St. Vitus will be celebrated on tomorrow evening's episode of Give the Drummer Some. Tune in, 6-7pm (ET) here on the Drummer Stream.
	1:51pm Jeff J: Looking forward to that program, Doug. St. John's Dance - the very first dance craze to sweep the Continent. More contagious than the Froog... or so history books would have you believe.
	🥁 1:53pm Doug Schulkind: Oh no, Jeff J. The froog goes back to the Primordial Ooze!
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: I still wish I had my Quad 8-Track copy of Autobahn. I keep expecting the track to switch in the middle of Kometenmelodie
	1:59pm Dean: Somebody needs to do a mash-up of this with "Beat on the Brat."
	1:59pm Jeff J: Looking forward to the hardcover edition of THE COMPLETE LYRICS OF KRAFTWERK coming out this fall from St. Martin's.
	2:02pm Jeff J: Doug - Should've figured the froog went back so far. It's pure reptile brain! Rich - Kraftwerk Quad 8 tracks, wow. You're blowing my mind. I love that existed and you were savvy enough to own a copy. Dean - Great idea. Let it be so.
	🥁 2:05pm Doug Schulkind: I think Reptile Brain's version of The Froog is my favorite. The beat is so subtle, so... implied.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: How long would it take to play all the Modern Lovers' studio versions of Roadrunner?
	2:09pm Stevel: Uncle Michael: I'm in for however long it takes.
	2:14pm Dean: What was that Ric Ocasek band?
	2:17pm pacific standard simon: When did you guys sneak in and steal my record collection?!
	2:20pm pacific standard simon: I'll settle for Hank Williams' Cadillac.
	🥁 2:20pm Jeff Schulkind: @pacific standard simon We'll give it back, no worries. And hey, the Jack Daniels stains on the record jackets only add character!
	2:21pm Dean: Carl Perkins' Cadillac, too.
	2:24pm pacific standard simon: Some of the older ones have "incense" burns, instead.
	2:31pm listener james from westwood: w00t! Album side! Used to dig Sue P's whole-album plays on Solid Gold Hell, too.
	🥁 2:33pm Doug Schulkind: A half album obsession session!
	2:40pm listener james from westwood: And of course I should include Tony's Tape Hiss as another player of the full recording.
	🥁 2:43pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT: Speaking of Tape Hiss, Tony Coulter's program tomorrow (12-3pm, ET) will feature rare, unheard cassettes from these fine purveyors of aesthetic excellence: Volkswhale, Glorious Moodmen, Kopf/Kurz, & Metabolist!. Tape Hiss shows are not archived, so you must tune in during the broadcast to hear it!
	🥁 2:47pm Jeff Schulkind: Perry Robinson is playing something called an electric clarinet on this album. I wonder what that is, exactly.
	2:51pm Dean: Electric clarinet described here on p.184: http://books.google.com/books?id=G1eg3nnz9swC&lpg=PA184&ots=nJhBbTrSdQ&dq=perry%20robinson%20electric%20clarinet&pg=PA184#v=onepage&q=perry%20robinson%20electric%20clarinet&f=false
	2:53pm pacific standard simon: Bunk Gardner had a set up like that in the Mothers of Invention.
	🥁 2:53pm Jeff Schulkind: Thanks Dean!!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Great show today. I bow, deeply.
	2:56pm listener james from westwood: Thanks most kindly, Jeff!!
	🥁 2:59pm Jeff Schulkind: I speak for all Jeffs when I say I LOVE HAVING EARS. And we love having this communal sonic shpritz to splash around in. See you all next week for another shpritz!

destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from June 23, 2014

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