WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from August 4, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Howdy, all, from the kitchen! Smoke 'em if ya got 'em!
	12:03pm fred: Hello Jeff(s). Welcome back, Mike took good care of your time slot last week
	🥁 12:04pm duke: Can I bum a light?
	🥁 12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Happy 74th birthday yesterday to Mr. Tatas Matoes!
	12:05pm Dean: Is today Roscoe Mitchell's birthday? It's my wife's, too! This explains why I've never seen them photographed together.
	12:05pm Dean: Oh, yesterday. Never mind.
	🥁 12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Louis Armstrong fun facts: blog.wfmu.org...
	12:17pm doca: Hey, Jeff(s?), james, duke, fred, Dean and Doug!
	12:19pm doca: Today is a Satchmo-themed show?
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: Hi, all! Happy bday to Dean's wife! And also Louis Armstrong. And, I believe, Sonny Simmons. First set to Louis, @doca. Then we branch OUT.
	12:23pm Dean: Wait 'til I share this news with the wife! Louis and Sonny...wow.
	12:23pm Jeff J: Hey all! @doca - some branching OUT within the Louis set, too!
	12:24pm Jeff J: Thanks for that link, Doug. Do you have that Armstrong book of collages?
	🥁 12:25pm Doug Schulkind: Happy to see James "The Fire Every Time" Baldwin happy in that bottom-of-playlist photo. I absolutely adore JB. Nope, Jeff J, wish I had that Louis book.
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, we thought we'd try and show a happy Baldwin and a less-than-happy Armstrong, for a change.
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: Surprisingly heavy Fats Waller tune.
	🥁 12:35pm Brian in UK: Hello folks. I remember a million years ago, a friend of ours played trumpet. He kept playing this Louis track (cannot recall it now) every time it got to a certain part he said did you hear that it was amazing. Each time it eluded us, we were just not ready for the man.
	🥁 12:36pm Brian in UK: Is JB doing the Sirtaki?
	12:37pm Gary at the Laundromat: What be this kraziness?
	12:38pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: this be the history of jazz collapsing in on itself.
	🥁 12:39pm duke: Louis Armstrong covers Pharaoh Sanders!? Never heard this before.
	12:39pm doca: @JeffG/JeffJ: I was in Buenos Aires last week and found some unknown to me reissues of Argentinian free jazz LPs from the late-60's/early-70s. It all seemed very nice expect that they were too expensive for my "taste" in that moment.
	12:39pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Brian. Not ready for the man - who is?
	12:42pm doca: @JeffG/JeffJ: by "free jazz" I must say kinda fusion adventuresome jazz, one of them was Quinteplus and the other was a kinda of spoken word play together with some free music, or so the description said. Anyway, next time I'll be there I'll try to bring some of it.
	12:51pm Dean: Amen.
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: @doca: we await your goodies!
	12:56pm Gary at the Laundromat: Sweet guitar
	🥁 1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Back in the late '70s, I remember hearing on the car radio a track that sounded for all the world like Louis Armstrong singing "The Creator Has a Master Plan" and nearly drove into a ditch. I waited forever to hear the DJ back announce the set but he never did and, after a while, I started to think I imagined it. From that point on for several years, I used to ask about it every time I walked in a record store that looked like it had a decent jazz section. I remember walking into J&R Music World one day in early 1983. I had just moved to NYC and I figured the whip-smart New York jazz clerks would know something about this record. I went up to a guy behind the counter and asked about the Louis song I'd heard on the radio. I will NEVER forget the look of paint-peeling contempt he shot back at me. It was as if I had asked him if Louis Armstrong had sex with ferrets. (And ferrets were still illegal in NYC at that time.) Flash forward a few years and I'm thumbing through record bins in a vinyl shoppe in New Haven, CT, and I find a copy of a French RCA release of Armstrong's final recording session—containing the coveted song. I let out an involuntary WHOOOP that startled everyone in the place. From that moment on, every damn time I went back to J&R I looked for that same asswipe employee, but never saw him again.
	🥁 1:19pm Doug Schulkind: Right around that same time, I actually applied for a job working in the stockroom at J&R. I did not get the job. All prospective employees were forced to take a lie-detecter test, and apparently they didn't like my answers. True story.
	🥁 1:21pm Brian in UK: Doug, I had an odd experience with a ferret owner at the vets one time. Small man, large wife. Nice ferret.
	🥁 1:23pm duke: Lie Detector Guy: Did Louis Armstrong record The Creator has a Master Plan? Doug: Yes Lie Detector Guy: Liar. Get the hell out of here.
	🥁 1:27pm Doug Schulkind: Actually, one of the questions the Lie Detector Guy asked me was "are you gay." I've always wondered if my answer in the negative came up a "lie" on the test!
	1:27pm doca: On Baldwin and jazz I only know that William Parker tune, "James Baldwin to the rescue". Great stuff.
	1:28pm Jeff J: @doca - That Parker tune just missed the cut. Last minute omission.
	1:30pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: I'm no EEOC lawyer, but I"m pretty sure that's an illegal question.
	🥁 1:33pm Doug Schulkind: I have always imagined there to be a direct connection between Archie Shepp's tune "Rufus (Swung His Face at Last to the Wind, Then His Neck Snapped)" and the character Rufus in James Baldwin's "Another Country" who jumps to his death off the George Washington Bridge.
	1:33pm doca: @Jeff J: It's an 18-minute track, I understand that. And besides, I'm pleased to hear Baldwin-related tracks that I didn't heard before or didn't know that were related to him.
	1:34pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: YES. Here, too.
	1:37pm Dean: @Doug: Clarence Thomas was an EEOC lawyer, and even he's pretty sure that was an illegal question.
	1:38pm Jeff Golick: Contemporary (1972) NYT review of Baldwin's collection No Name in the Street: www.nytimes.com...
	🥁 1:38pm Doug Schulkind: @Dean Clarence Thomas can go fuck a ferret.
	1:40pm Dean: Took the words right out of my, uh, mouth.
	1:41pm listener james from westwood: Doug, you get those types of asswipes in the comic-shop and boardgaming/roleplaying-game worlds, too, often enough for me to no longer visit shops for those sort of things. And they're usually even worse that way with women customers, which is a whole other anti–Comic Book Guy rant. Fuck that noise; Amazon, baby. (Or CD Baby, baby.) And holy shit with that "are you gay?" question on the text. Were they screening candidate for the fuckin' CIA?!
	🥁 1:50pm duke: Maybe the lie detector guy wanted a date
	🥁 1:51pm Doug Schulkind: @duke I love that thought. Allows me to think back on that crazy episode in a whole different and more humane way. Thank you.
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: Next up on Merv: Doris Day!
	🥁 2:03pm Doug Schulkind: Doris Day's version of "The Creator Has a Master Plan" is not to be underestimated.
	🥁 2:32pm duke: Personally I prefer the Spike Jones version.
	2:36pm Dervish: One. Of. My. Favorite. Records. !.
	2:39pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Dervish. Was hard to pick just one cut!
	2:40pm Jeff Golick: Sonny Simmons turns 81 today.
	2:44pm listener james from westwood: Sonny deserves a big-ass cake for this cut alone. Sweet stuff!
	🥁 2:46pm Doug Schulkind: To think this great artist was essentially living on the streets (Washington Square Park, in San Francisco) for the better part of a decade. Go fuck a ferret, America!
	2:52pm fred: @Doug: What makes you think the sex would be consensual? Why the hate for ferrets?
	🥁 2:54pm Doug Schulkind: Now I feel awful.
	🥁 3:00pm duke: Thanks Jeffs and Doug - great show as always
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks as always, sir duke!
	3:01pm fred: What duke said!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Thanks most kindly, Jeff & Jeff!
	3:07pm Jeff Golick: Glad you could make it, and thanks to you, @fred and @listener james!

destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from August 4, 2014

View Jeff Golick's profile

Three hours of adventurous jazz drawing on the Destination: Out archives and other planes of there.

Sunday 9am - Noon (EST) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to destination: OUT with Jeff Golick playlists | Next playlist -->

August 4, 2014: From Laughin' Louie to the City of David.

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Happy birthday, Louis. Photo by Herb Snitzer, 1960.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
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
Thomas Heberer & Dieter Manderscheid	New Orleans Function / Saints	What a Wonderful World	Jazz Haus Musik	2002
Lester Bowie	Hello, Dolly "Hello, Dolly" by "Lester Bowie"	Fast Last!	Muse	1974
Louis Armstrong	Laughin' Louie "Laughin' Louie" by "Louis Armstrong"		Bluebird	1931?
Wadada Leo Smith	Louis Armstrong Counter-Pointing	Kulture Jazz	ECM	1995
Thomas Heberer & Dieter Manderscheid	Gully Low Blues / West End Blues	What a Wonderful World	Jazz Haus Musik	2002
Louis Armstrong	(What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue	Satch Plays Fats	Columbia	1955
Christian Marclay	Louis Armstrong	More Encores	ReR Megacorp	1997
Louis Armstrong	The Creator Has a Master Plan (Peace)	Louis Armstrong and His Friends	Flying Dutchman	1970
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay
Cosmic Jokers	Galactic Joke (A) "Galactic Joke (A)" by "Cosmic Jokers"	Cosmic Jokers	Kosmische Musik	1974
Cosmic Jokers	Galactic Joke (B) "Galactic Joke (B)" by "Cosmic Jokers"	Cosmic Jokers	Kosmische Musik	1974
Cosmic Jokers	Galactic Joke (C) "Galactic Joke (C)" by "Cosmic Jokers"	Cosmic Jokers	Kosmische Musik	1974
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"
Archie Shepp	Los Olvidados "Los Olvidados" by "Archie Shepp"	Fire Music	Impulse!	1965
Wadada Leo Smith & Louis Moholo-Moholo	No Name in the Street, James Baldwin	Ancestors	TUM	2012
Clarence Smith	Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child	Whatever Happened to Love	Gospel Truth	1973
Ray Charles	Lonely Avenue "Lonely Avenue" by "Ray Charles"	Lonely Avenue 7"	Atlantic	1956
Talib Kweli	Get By "Get By" by "Talib Kweli"	Quality	Rawkus	2002
Jungle Brothers	Acknowledge Your Own History	Done by the Forces of Nature	Warner Bros.	1989
The Last Poets	This Is Madness Chant	This is Madness	Douglas 7	1971
The Last Poets	This Is Madness "This Is Madness" by "The Last Poets"	This is Madness	Douglas 7	1971
Music behind DJ: John Cale & Terry Riley	Church of Anthrax
Roscoe Mitchell	Distant Radio Transmission	Conversations I	Wide Hive	2014	w Craig Taborn and Kikanju Baku
Sonny Simmons	Prelude to Bird "Prelude to Bird" by "Sonny Simmons"	It Is Revealed	Zounds [unrel.]	1963
Sonny Simmons	City of David "City of David" by "Sonny Simmons"	Staying on the Watch	ESP-Disk'	1966
Albert Mangelsdorff Quartet	Wide Open	Never Let It End	MPS Records	1970
Merry Clayton	Southern Man "Southern Man" by "Merry Clayton"	Merry Clayton	Ode	1971
Judy Mowatt	Strength to Go Through	Black Woman	Island	1980
Richard Thompson	Wall of Death "Wall of Death" by "Richard Thompson"	Acoustic Classics	Beeswing	2014
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

James Baldwin 90th bday, 2 Aug 2014.

RSS feeds for destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Jeff Golick | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by destination: OUT with Jeff Golick |

Listener comments!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Howdy, all, from the kitchen! Smoke 'em if ya got 'em!
	12:03pm fred: Hello Jeff(s). Welcome back, Mike took good care of your time slot last week
	🥁 12:04pm duke: Can I bum a light?
	🥁 12:04pm Doug Schulkind: Happy 74th birthday yesterday to Mr. Tatas Matoes!
	12:05pm Dean: Is today Roscoe Mitchell's birthday? It's my wife's, too! This explains why I've never seen them photographed together.
	12:05pm Dean: Oh, yesterday. Never mind.
	🥁 12:13pm Doug Schulkind: Louis Armstrong fun facts: blog.wfmu.org...
	12:17pm doca: Hey, Jeff(s?), james, duke, fred, Dean and Doug!
	12:19pm doca: Today is a Satchmo-themed show?
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: Hi, all! Happy bday to Dean's wife! And also Louis Armstrong. And, I believe, Sonny Simmons. First set to Louis, @doca. Then we branch OUT.
	12:23pm Dean: Wait 'til I share this news with the wife! Louis and Sonny...wow.
	12:23pm Jeff J: Hey all! @doca - some branching OUT within the Louis set, too!
	12:24pm Jeff J: Thanks for that link, Doug. Do you have that Armstrong book of collages?
	🥁 12:25pm Doug Schulkind: Happy to see James "The Fire Every Time" Baldwin happy in that bottom-of-playlist photo. I absolutely adore JB. Nope, Jeff J, wish I had that Louis book.
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, we thought we'd try and show a happy Baldwin and a less-than-happy Armstrong, for a change.
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: Surprisingly heavy Fats Waller tune.
	🥁 12:35pm Brian in UK: Hello folks. I remember a million years ago, a friend of ours played trumpet. He kept playing this Louis track (cannot recall it now) every time it got to a certain part he said did you hear that it was amazing. Each time it eluded us, we were just not ready for the man.
	🥁 12:36pm Brian in UK: Is JB doing the Sirtaki?
	12:37pm Gary at the Laundromat: What be this kraziness?
	12:38pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: this be the history of jazz collapsing in on itself.
	🥁 12:39pm duke: Louis Armstrong covers Pharaoh Sanders!? Never heard this before.
	12:39pm doca: @JeffG/JeffJ: I was in Buenos Aires last week and found some unknown to me reissues of Argentinian free jazz LPs from the late-60's/early-70s. It all seemed very nice expect that they were too expensive for my "taste" in that moment.
	12:39pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Brian. Not ready for the man - who is?
	12:42pm doca: @JeffG/JeffJ: by "free jazz" I must say kinda fusion adventuresome jazz, one of them was Quinteplus and the other was a kinda of spoken word play together with some free music, or so the description said. Anyway, next time I'll be there I'll try to bring some of it.
	12:51pm Dean: Amen.
	12:54pm Jeff Golick: @doca: we await your goodies!
	12:56pm Gary at the Laundromat: Sweet guitar
	🥁 1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Back in the late '70s, I remember hearing on the car radio a track that sounded for all the world like Louis Armstrong singing "The Creator Has a Master Plan" and nearly drove into a ditch. I waited forever to hear the DJ back announce the set but he never did and, after a while, I started to think I imagined it. From that point on for several years, I used to ask about it every time I walked in a record store that looked like it had a decent jazz section. I remember walking into J&R Music World one day in early 1983. I had just moved to NYC and I figured the whip-smart New York jazz clerks would know something about this record. I went up to a guy behind the counter and asked about the Louis song I'd heard on the radio. I will NEVER forget the look of paint-peeling contempt he shot back at me. It was as if I had asked him if Louis Armstrong had sex with ferrets. (And ferrets were still illegal in NYC at that time.) Flash forward a few years and I'm thumbing through record bins in a vinyl shoppe in New Haven, CT, and I find a copy of a French RCA release of Armstrong's final recording session—containing the coveted song. I let out an involuntary WHOOOP that startled everyone in the place. From that moment on, every damn time I went back to J&R I looked for that same asswipe employee, but never saw him again.
	🥁 1:19pm Doug Schulkind: Right around that same time, I actually applied for a job working in the stockroom at J&R. I did not get the job. All prospective employees were forced to take a lie-detecter test, and apparently they didn't like my answers. True story.
	🥁 1:21pm Brian in UK: Doug, I had an odd experience with a ferret owner at the vets one time. Small man, large wife. Nice ferret.
	🥁 1:23pm duke: Lie Detector Guy: Did Louis Armstrong record The Creator has a Master Plan? Doug: Yes Lie Detector Guy: Liar. Get the hell out of here.
	🥁 1:27pm Doug Schulkind: Actually, one of the questions the Lie Detector Guy asked me was "are you gay." I've always wondered if my answer in the negative came up a "lie" on the test!
	1:27pm doca: On Baldwin and jazz I only know that William Parker tune, "James Baldwin to the rescue". Great stuff.
	1:28pm Jeff J: @doca - That Parker tune just missed the cut. Last minute omission.
	1:30pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: I'm no EEOC lawyer, but I"m pretty sure that's an illegal question.
	🥁 1:33pm Doug Schulkind: I have always imagined there to be a direct connection between Archie Shepp's tune "Rufus (Swung His Face at Last to the Wind, Then His Neck Snapped)" and the character Rufus in James Baldwin's "Another Country" who jumps to his death off the George Washington Bridge.
	1:33pm doca: @Jeff J: It's an 18-minute track, I understand that. And besides, I'm pleased to hear Baldwin-related tracks that I didn't heard before or didn't know that were related to him.
	1:34pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: YES. Here, too.
	1:37pm Dean: @Doug: Clarence Thomas was an EEOC lawyer, and even he's pretty sure that was an illegal question.
	1:38pm Jeff Golick: Contemporary (1972) NYT review of Baldwin's collection No Name in the Street: www.nytimes.com...
	🥁 1:38pm Doug Schulkind: @Dean Clarence Thomas can go fuck a ferret.
	1:40pm Dean: Took the words right out of my, uh, mouth.
	1:41pm listener james from westwood: Doug, you get those types of asswipes in the comic-shop and boardgaming/roleplaying-game worlds, too, often enough for me to no longer visit shops for those sort of things. And they're usually even worse that way with women customers, which is a whole other anti–Comic Book Guy rant. Fuck that noise; Amazon, baby. (Or CD Baby, baby.) And holy shit with that "are you gay?" question on the text. Were they screening candidate for the fuckin' CIA?!
	🥁 1:50pm duke: Maybe the lie detector guy wanted a date
	🥁 1:51pm Doug Schulkind: @duke I love that thought. Allows me to think back on that crazy episode in a whole different and more humane way. Thank you.
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: Next up on Merv: Doris Day!
	🥁 2:03pm Doug Schulkind: Doris Day's version of "The Creator Has a Master Plan" is not to be underestimated.
	🥁 2:32pm duke: Personally I prefer the Spike Jones version.
	2:36pm Dervish: One. Of. My. Favorite. Records. !.
	2:39pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Dervish. Was hard to pick just one cut!
	2:40pm Jeff Golick: Sonny Simmons turns 81 today.
	2:44pm listener james from westwood: Sonny deserves a big-ass cake for this cut alone. Sweet stuff!
	🥁 2:46pm Doug Schulkind: To think this great artist was essentially living on the streets (Washington Square Park, in San Francisco) for the better part of a decade. Go fuck a ferret, America!
	2:52pm fred: @Doug: What makes you think the sex would be consensual? Why the hate for ferrets?
	🥁 2:54pm Doug Schulkind: Now I feel awful.
	🥁 3:00pm duke: Thanks Jeffs and Doug - great show as always
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks as always, sir duke!
	3:01pm fred: What duke said!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Thanks most kindly, Jeff & Jeff!
	3:07pm Jeff Golick: Glad you could make it, and thanks to you, @fred and @listener james!

destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from August 4, 2014

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson