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Listener comments!
	12:05pm fred: Hello Jeffs and non-Jeffs
	12:05pm Jeff J: Hey Fred! Thanks for joining us.
	12:07pm glenn: je suis jeff.
	12:08pm Dean: Bummer. I can't make Wednesday mornings!
	12:11pm glenn: in fact, i demand that the new baby princess be named jeff.
	🥁 12:12pm duke: Hello D:O
	12:13pm Jeff J: Hey Glenn, Dean, and Duke! Great to see you all. Dean - Hope you'll check out the shows in the archive. They're vacuum sealed for guaranteed freshness.
	12:14pm glenn: jazz history question - did duke / orchestra do the original version of caravan?
	12:16pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I loved the two hours of Duke on Irwin's show (DE's 116th birthday) the other day, but he missed out on this one. Innovating to the very end...
	12:16pm Jeff J: Glenn - someone else got there first on Caravan, but Duke's version put the tune on the map.
	12:17pm Santos L Halper: Greetings Jeffs etc. Haven't heard this before. Duke been listening to some Ra...(and vice-versa of course)
	12:18pm Jeff J: Hey CWE - Hopefully we'll have a number of tunes that Irwin missed. Wish I had caught that show! Yep, Duke was making remarkable music until the end, a lot of which critics have yet to catch up with.
	12:19pm Jeff Golick: Hi, all! This is Loco Madi" -- jumped the gun a tad on the playlist...
	12:20pm Jeff J: hey Santos! I'm sure Duke was aware of Ra. And they both had an interest in exotica -- we're showcasing some of that a bit later...
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: Happy to say we have no overlap with Irwin's Duke bday show, which you should listen to after this show, if you haven't already heard it: wfmu.org...
	12:38pm Dean: @glenn: See Wikipedia on "Caravan (1937 song)." The Ellington-led recording appeared in 1937, but there was a 1936 recording by Barney Bigard and his Jazzopaters [sic] with Ellington in the band. I'm trying in vain to find an article that confirms this.
	🥁 12:48pm Doug Schulkind: Take me 2 Afrique!
	12:52pm Dean: Did this scene get cut from "Annie Hall"?
	12:53pm Santos L Halper: McLuhan: Turning Japanese?
	12:59pm Dean: The drummer is giving some.
	1:00pm glenn: the jazzopaters. i like it.
	1:00pm Dean: You're cutting out-and-in, Jeff G.
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: Sorry for the banging here -- the crew just beneath my feet decided to start hammering nails into the ceiling below my desk as that set break started.
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: The joint is jumping. The cat, too.
	1:05pm Dean: Oops. I meant Jeff J. Your voice was waning and warbling.
	1:06pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: I think that was in large part due to the shaking machinery on my end.
	1:10pm Jeff Golick: No one's drums sound like Jaki's.
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: Present.
	1:13pm Jeff Golick: ...and accounted for! Welcome, UM!
	1:16pm Jeff Golick: I fully expect to see someone's head pop up through my floor during this show. Jesus Christ.
	🥁 1:16pm Doug Schulkind: Remember that ignorant spilge Adam Gopnik wrote about Ellington a few years ago? God that was ignorant spilge.
	1:17pm Jeff J: Hey UM! Doug - I remember that Gopnik piece well. It was so beyond stupid that it "wasn't even wrong." Some new territory of cluelessness.
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: I do remember that I quickly forgot it, Doug.
	🥁 1:20pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff J Criticizing a work of fiction is a whole different enterprise.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: I never criticize fiction. I just snarkily intone "pictures, or it didn't happen."
	🥁 1:23pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta go stack the Triscuits. Have a killer 2nd 1/2 of the show, Jeffs!
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Doug! Here's hoping Marshall McLuhan doesn't pop out to tell you that you know nothing about his work.
	1:25pm Jeff J: @Doug - Ha! Too true about Gopnik's fiction. Good luck at work.
	1:45pm Dean: I just realized that Alison Gopnik is Adam's sister. She's an important psychologist at Berkeley, and she conducts work at the preschool where my kids attend(ed).
	1:46pm Jeff Golick: Crazy, Dean.
	1:59pm Jeff J: Quite something, this Tony Oxley boot.
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Say, this is swell.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: Agreed! Not really sure of its provenance. I presume it was for airing on BBC Radio, but not certain.
	2:00pm northguineahills: Ok, still having my comments eaten before being posted. Cool, Iskra 1903, oh, and now Tony Oxley!
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: Yay, @Rich in Washington! And oy/hi, @northguineahills!
	2:04pm davidherskovits: I just screeched into the listen and This is fantastic Reb Golick! Thank you for it.
	🥁 2:08pm duke: I'm glad the Magic Hour isn't going away
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @duke!
	2:11pm Jeff Golick: @davidherskovits! As I live and breathe. Glad to have you screeching in at any time!
	2:25pm Jeff Golick: For personnel on Harmos, look here: www.discogs.com...
	2:26pm Dean: I thought I heard a Dunmall in there!
	2:29pm Ike: Hello!
	2:31pm Jeff Golick: Hello, Ike!
	🥁 3:03pm duke: Thanks Jeffs
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: Glad you could share the time, @duke.

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May 4, 2015: Duke to Plank to Guy to Kowald

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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	1974/1998
Duke Ellington	Didjeridoo "Didjeridoo" by "Duke Ellington"	The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse	Fantasy	1971/1975
Duke Ellington	Apes and Peacocks "Apes and Peacocks" by "Duke Ellington"	The Queen's Suite		1959
Duke Ellington	Loco Madi "Loco Madi" by "Duke Ellington"	The Uwis Suite		1972
Duke Ellington	Blood Count "Blood Count" by "Duke Ellington"	...And His Mother Called Him Bill	RCA	1968
Duke Ellington	Something "Something" by "Duke Ellington"	The Goutelas Suite		1971
Duke Ellington	Afro-Bossa "Afro-Bossa" by "Duke Ellington"	Afro-Bossa	Reprise	1963
Duke Ellington	Tang "Tang" by "Duke Ellington"	The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse	Fantasy	1971/1975
Duke Ellington	Bonga "Bonga" by "Duke Ellington"	Afro-Bossa	Reprise	1963
Duke Ellington	Afrique (take 2) "Afrique (take 2)" by "Duke Ellington"	The Conny Plank Session	Grönland	1970/2015
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"
Globe Unity Orchestra	Bavarian Calypso [take 1]	Bavarian Calypso ... Plus	FMP	1975
Harmonia	Notre Dame "Notre Dame" by "Harmonia"	Deluxe	Brain	1975
Michael Rother	Karussell "Karussell" by "Michael Rother"	Flammende Herzen	Sky	1977
Moebius & Plank	Two Oldtimers "Two Oldtimers" by "Moebius & Plank"	Rastakraut Pasta	Sky	1980
Eno Moebius Roedelius	Broken Head	After the Heat	Sky	1978
Roedelius	Mr. Livingstone I Suppose	Durch Die Wüste	Sky	1978
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & the MG's	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & the MG's"
Fred Frith & Barry Guy	Climbing the Ladder	Backscatter Bright Blue	Intakt	2015
Barry Guy & the London Jazz Composers Orchestra	Part I: Introduction (The End)	Ode	Incus	1972
Iskra 1903	Improvisation 5 "Improvisation 5" by "Iskra 1903"	Iskra 1903	Incus	1972	Guy, Paul Rutherford, & Derek Bailey
Tony Oxley Quintet	Detonation "Detonation" by "Tony Oxley Quintet"	1974.03.18 - BBC Studio, London	[boot]	1974	Dave Holdsworth, Paul Rutherford, Howard Riley, Guy & Oxley.
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay
Barry Guy & the London Jazz Composers Orchestra	Harmos	Harmos	Intakt	1989
Music behind DJ: Hailu Mergia	Shemonmuanaye "Shemonmuanaye" by "Hailu Mergia"	Hailu Mergia & His Classical Instrument
Peter Kowald	Trollymog "Trollymog" by "Peter Kowald"	Duos: Europa America Japan	FMP	1991	w/ Peter Brötzmann
Peter Kowald	Without the Fat of Sacrifice	Duos 2: Europa America Japan	FMP	2003	w/ Fred Frith
Smith \| Kowald \| Sommer	Wind Song in a Dance of Unity	Touch the Earth	FMP	1980
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm fred: Hello Jeffs and non-Jeffs
	12:05pm Jeff J: Hey Fred! Thanks for joining us.
	12:07pm glenn: je suis jeff.
	12:08pm Dean: Bummer. I can't make Wednesday mornings!
	12:11pm glenn: in fact, i demand that the new baby princess be named jeff.
	🥁 12:12pm duke: Hello D:O
	12:13pm Jeff J: Hey Glenn, Dean, and Duke! Great to see you all. Dean - Hope you'll check out the shows in the archive. They're vacuum sealed for guaranteed freshness.
	12:14pm glenn: jazz history question - did duke / orchestra do the original version of caravan?
	12:16pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I loved the two hours of Duke on Irwin's show (DE's 116th birthday) the other day, but he missed out on this one. Innovating to the very end...
	12:16pm Jeff J: Glenn - someone else got there first on Caravan, but Duke's version put the tune on the map.
	12:17pm Santos L Halper: Greetings Jeffs etc. Haven't heard this before. Duke been listening to some Ra...(and vice-versa of course)
	12:18pm Jeff J: Hey CWE - Hopefully we'll have a number of tunes that Irwin missed. Wish I had caught that show! Yep, Duke was making remarkable music until the end, a lot of which critics have yet to catch up with.
	12:19pm Jeff Golick: Hi, all! This is Loco Madi" -- jumped the gun a tad on the playlist...
	12:20pm Jeff J: hey Santos! I'm sure Duke was aware of Ra. And they both had an interest in exotica -- we're showcasing some of that a bit later...
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: Happy to say we have no overlap with Irwin's Duke bday show, which you should listen to after this show, if you haven't already heard it: wfmu.org...
	12:38pm Dean: @glenn: See Wikipedia on "Caravan (1937 song)." The Ellington-led recording appeared in 1937, but there was a 1936 recording by Barney Bigard and his Jazzopaters [sic] with Ellington in the band. I'm trying in vain to find an article that confirms this.
	🥁 12:48pm Doug Schulkind: Take me 2 Afrique!
	12:52pm Dean: Did this scene get cut from "Annie Hall"?
	12:53pm Santos L Halper: McLuhan: Turning Japanese?
	12:59pm Dean: The drummer is giving some.
	1:00pm glenn: the jazzopaters. i like it.
	1:00pm Dean: You're cutting out-and-in, Jeff G.
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: Sorry for the banging here -- the crew just beneath my feet decided to start hammering nails into the ceiling below my desk as that set break started.
	1:04pm Jeff Golick: The joint is jumping. The cat, too.
	1:05pm Dean: Oops. I meant Jeff J. Your voice was waning and warbling.
	1:06pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: I think that was in large part due to the shaking machinery on my end.
	1:10pm Jeff Golick: No one's drums sound like Jaki's.
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: Present.
	1:13pm Jeff Golick: ...and accounted for! Welcome, UM!
	1:16pm Jeff Golick: I fully expect to see someone's head pop up through my floor during this show. Jesus Christ.
	🥁 1:16pm Doug Schulkind: Remember that ignorant spilge Adam Gopnik wrote about Ellington a few years ago? God that was ignorant spilge.
	1:17pm Jeff J: Hey UM! Doug - I remember that Gopnik piece well. It was so beyond stupid that it "wasn't even wrong." Some new territory of cluelessness.
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: I do remember that I quickly forgot it, Doug.
	🥁 1:20pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff J Criticizing a work of fiction is a whole different enterprise.
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: I never criticize fiction. I just snarkily intone "pictures, or it didn't happen."
	🥁 1:23pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta go stack the Triscuits. Have a killer 2nd 1/2 of the show, Jeffs!
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Doug! Here's hoping Marshall McLuhan doesn't pop out to tell you that you know nothing about his work.
	1:25pm Jeff J: @Doug - Ha! Too true about Gopnik's fiction. Good luck at work.
	1:45pm Dean: I just realized that Alison Gopnik is Adam's sister. She's an important psychologist at Berkeley, and she conducts work at the preschool where my kids attend(ed).
	1:46pm Jeff Golick: Crazy, Dean.
	1:59pm Jeff J: Quite something, this Tony Oxley boot.
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Say, this is swell.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: Agreed! Not really sure of its provenance. I presume it was for airing on BBC Radio, but not certain.
	2:00pm northguineahills: Ok, still having my comments eaten before being posted. Cool, Iskra 1903, oh, and now Tony Oxley!
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: Yay, @Rich in Washington! And oy/hi, @northguineahills!
	2:04pm davidherskovits: I just screeched into the listen and This is fantastic Reb Golick! Thank you for it.
	🥁 2:08pm duke: I'm glad the Magic Hour isn't going away
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @duke!
	2:11pm Jeff Golick: @davidherskovits! As I live and breathe. Glad to have you screeching in at any time!
	2:25pm Jeff Golick: For personnel on Harmos, look here: www.discogs.com...
	2:26pm Dean: I thought I heard a Dunmall in there!
	2:29pm Ike: Hello!
	2:31pm Jeff Golick: Hello, Ike!
	🥁 3:03pm duke: Thanks Jeffs
	3:05pm Jeff Golick: Glad you could share the time, @duke.

destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 4, 2015

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