WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 11, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Jeff J: Hey all - welcome to our final Monday OUTing!
	🥁 12:03pm duke: Yo D:O!
	🥁 12:06pm duke: On Wednesday you'll be opposite Ken's show. I hope you have funny gifs.
	12:07pm Dean: Just realized that contrary to my lament last week I CAN listen in on Wednesday mornings, at least during summer. A fortuitous parallel change of schedule!
	12:11pm Jeff J: Yo Duke! Glad to have you here. We'll up our GIF game, if necessary. We'll double down on the extreme sounds. Like, you know, "Roller Girl."
	12:11pm Jeff J: Hey Dean - Glad you can be with us for the summer, and hopefully beyond.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: Ken's gif-game is unparalleled. I think we should find a new direction... Smell-o-scope?
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: The English-language "narrator" on this Zorn cut is playwright/director Richard Foreman.
	12:17pm Dean: This comes a year before "Forbidden Fruit," a compositional sibling.
	12:20pm i k e: Hi! Something else coming to this GTD slot?
	12:20pm Jeff J: Always wish I'd seen Zorn's opera with Foreman.
	12:22pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: don't know "Forbidden Fruit!" Hi, @i k e and welcome. The hour-long program I've been hosting on Wednesday mornings is moving to the noon-1pm slot on Mondays.
	12:23pm Jeff J: "Forbidden Fruit" is on the Nonesuch version of the "Spillane" disc - another great cut-up composition.
	12:23pm Jeff Golick: The Foreman shows I saw in the 1990s were among the most singular theatre-going experiences I've ever had. I recall being perplexed and transfixed in equal measure most of the time.
	12:25pm Jeff Golick: @Jeff J: oh yeah. I don't have that disc.
	12:25pm Dean: FF is also on the Kronos Quartet album "Winter Was Hard," along with compositions by others. FF was composed for KQ. The beauty of the piece when played back on LP is Marclay's skipping record near the end of the track, a neat little trompe l'oreille.
	12:26pm i k e: Cool.
	12:33pm Jeff J: Dean - Back when Kronos was doing really cutting edge work. I don't know that particular album, but there's a lot of fantastic stuff from that general period and just beyond. Their take on Zorn's cartoon S&M string quartet is interesting as well.
	12:36pm Dean: I had the good fortune of catching Kronos live a couple times in their early days. They'd program Beethoven and Bartok, and then perform a finale of a medley of TV show theme songs. Nuts.
	12:36pm Dean: Er, finale = encore.
	12:41pm josh: Wait, what time on Wednesdays?
	12:41pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @josh: 9am to noon.
	12:42pm josh: D'oh! No more free jazz mornings for the west coast ;,(
	12:49pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Anyone else experiencing weird streaming issues at the moment?
	12:49pm Dean: Is the stream skipping around, or is this just more Zorn-like pastiche?
	12:49pm Jeff J: SORRY folks! Jeff G's internet connection keeps dropping!
	12:50pm Jeff J: Refresh and you'll hear the stream. Some old-timer jazz, not us. We're working to get back up.
	12:50pm Jeff: Have I ever mentioned that I kind of hate computers?
	12:52pm Jeff J: I feel you on the computer hate, Jeff.
	12:52pm Jeff: Everybody at home, just pick up a guitar or banjo. Have a singalong with your family.
	12:53pm Dean: I embrace the epithet Luddite.
	12:55pm Jeff J: We're BACK. Refresh and you'll hear some Godard-inspired Bryan Ferry.
	12:55pm Dean: Pretty sure Bryan Ferry isn't in Silkworm.
	12:55pm Dean: Ah, but is is in Bryan Ferry.
	12:56pm Jeff J: Dean - Silkworm's running recap of Godard's "Contempt" has been sacrificed to the radio gods of dead air.
	1:01pm pacific standard simon: I'm hoping for a suite inspired by "Weekend".
	1:02pm Jeff: What do you say when someone ends a game of 501 with two triples then a final double-out? Godard!
	1:08pm pacific standard simon: Out, demons, out!
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @pss: Three hours of horns honking.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: @josh: sorry about the West Coast time issue - understand completely. Maybe we can connect during the last hour?
	1:15pm Jeff J: @pss - And 30 minutes of Maoist texts about workers rights. And 20 minutes of Alice in Wonderland.
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: I am here to tell you that internet-outage-induced flop sweat does not smell good.
	1:18pm Jeff Golick: (Of course, my current proximity to the guinea pigs cage is not helping.)
	1:19pm Jeff J: I'm thinking the guinea pigs can play a role in our new smell-o-vision feature debuting next week.
	1:19pm pacific standard simon: I have the same issue as josh; the show is great, but I won't be listening from 6-9 AM. But hey, at least I'll be able to listen live to Jeff G.'s show. If whatever job I find doesn't interfere.
	1:19pm Jeff Golick: They'd love that, Jeff.
	1:21pm Jeff J: @pss and @josh - hope you'll join us in the archives. Our recorded selves stay fairly fresh, for a few months at least.
	1:25pm pacific standard simon: Oh sure -- I already make frequent use of the archives.
	1:27pm pacific standard simon: tango:OUT
	1:31pm Dean: Geez, how old was Michael Moore when this was recorded? Twelve?
	1:33pm Dean: Checked. Moore is five years my senior!
	1:34pm Jeff Golick: That Japan record was his second appearance on wax, it looks like.
	1:38pm pacific standard simon: The company I interviewed at this weekend has a 2nd Saturday live music program. The flyer for it shows a very nice looking Theremin set up in a woodland grove. This could be interesting.
	1:50pm Jeff J: @pss - sounds intriguing! Hope the job comes through.
	1:50pm Jeff Golick: That does sound promising, @pss -- good luck.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: I too continue to look for work.
	2:06pm pacific standard simon: Ain't life a bitch? My old job closed its doors owing me 6 weeks pay. Hang in there, Jeff G.
	2:13pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, man. There's always Cecil.
	2:14pm pacific standard simon: I've got WFMU to keep me warm. Scouting cheap recipes while listening.
	2:23pm Dean: Following the Godard tribute I thought there might be a Ponty one.
	2:33pm Jeff Golick: I'm not sure we know Ponty's work well enough (knowingly, anyway)!
	2:39pm northguineahills: Nice Cecil piece!
	2:41pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Hey Jeffs, thanks for all this wonderful CT! I only discovered Tony Oxley last night on another FMU show (can't even remember which now). Did you know Cecil was the primary influence on Mike Ratledge, the organ player in Soft Machine?
	2:45pm Stanley: Good evening Jeff (for it is indeed evening here) This Noon - 3pm (EDT) is just great for me. Sadly I will not be a live listener from now on. Hopefully, Doug will keep us Europeans in mind and keep these premium slots filled for us to enjoy live in the virtual flesh.
	2:48pm Jeff Golick: Ah, sad to hear but understand completely, Stanley. Thanks for checking in. And, no, @wood-elf, did not know that re Mike Ratledge/Soft Machine! We played some Oxley last week, I think, during a Barry Guy segment. He's amazing.
	2:48pm Jesse K: an excellent show today gents!
	2:49pm Jeff Golick: Hey thanks, @Jesse!
	2:53pm Jeff: Yeah, cool show! I look forward to catching the bits I missed later via the excellent high-quality archives.
	2:54pm pacific standard simon: Gotta run! Thanks for all the swingin' OUT Monday mornings, Jeff & Jeff!
	2:56pm Dean: The Oxley records with Bill Dixon, Papyrus, are killer, too. Would love to hear their recording with Taylor!
	2:57pm the Canterbury wood-elf: @JG There's a pretty rough-sounding live release of the Softs recorded in London '68 called "Middle Earth Masters" in which Ratledge does some pretty crazy soloing, that's probably where it's most evident. It was Daevid Allen, travelling from Australia, who introduced the receptive Canterbury youth to Ra, Monk, Taylor, et al.
	2:57pm josh: Thanks Jeffs! See you in the past in the future...
	2:58pm Jeff Golick: Bye, @pacific standard simon! And thanks! Thank you, @Jeff -- hope the earlier internet trouble didn't mess the archives up too much.
	🥁 3:00pm duke: Thanks Jeffs. Thanks for the Cecil Taylor!
	3:00pm northguineahills: Not familiar w/ Eve Risser, good stuff. Thanks Jeffs!
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: Great to see you, @duke, @ngh, @josh, and @Canterbury wood-elf. Hope to catch you all on the boards soon. Thanks for tuning in!
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: And dean @Dean!

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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
Anna Karina	Roller Girl "Roller Girl" by "Anna Karina"	Anna (Bande Originale De La Comédie Musicale)	Philips	1967
John Zorn	Godard "Godard" by "John Zorn"	Godard Ça Vous Chante?	Nato	1986
William Parker Double Quartet	Doctor Badguy	Alphaville Suite: Music Inspired by the Jean-Luc Goddard FIlm	RogueArt	2007
The Rolling Stones	Naissance de "Sympathy for the Devil"	from One Plus One	[Godard]	1968
Silkworm	Contempt "Contempt" by "Silkworm"	Lifestyle	Touch and Go	2000
Bryan Ferry	Alphaville "Alphaville" by "Bryan Ferry"	Olympia	Virgin	2010
William Parker Double Quartet	Oceanville Evening	Alphaville Suite: Music Inspired by the Jean-Luc Goddard FIlm	RogueArt	2007
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & the MG's	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & the MG's"
ICP Orchestra	Brozziman "Brozziman" by "ICP Orchestra"	Japan Japon	ICP/DIW	1982/2002
ICP Orchestra	Browse of Morning "Browse of Morning" by "ICP Orchestra"	East of the Sun	ICP Records	2014
ICP Orchestra	Habanera "Habanera" by "ICP Orchestra"	Japan Japon	ICP/DIW	1982/2002
ICP Orchestra	Houseparty Starting	Extension: Red, White and Blue [The ICP Orchestra Performs Herbie Nichols]	ICP Records	1984
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay
Cecil Taylor & Günter Sommer	Puuc Part 3	In East-Berlin	FMP	1989	from CECIL TAYLOR IN BERLIN '88
Cecil Taylor & Louis Moholo	The Great Bear	Remembrance	FMP	1989	from CECIL TAYLOR IN BERLIN '88
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"
Cecil Taylor	Erzulie Maketh Scent, Pt. 3	Erzulie Maketh Scent	FMP	1989	from CECIL TAYLOR IN BERLIN '88
Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley	Chimes "Chimes" by "Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley"	Leaf Palm Hand	FMP	1989	from CECIL TAYLOR IN BERLIN '88
Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley	Stylobate 2	Leaf Palm Hand	FMP	1989
Music behind DJ: Dick Khoza	Lilongwe "Lilongwe" by "Dick Khoza"
Eve Risser	Des pas sur la ville "Des pas sur la ville" by "Eve Risser"	Des pas sur la neige	Clean Feed	2015
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Jeff J: Hey all - welcome to our final Monday OUTing!
	🥁 12:03pm duke: Yo D:O!
	🥁 12:06pm duke: On Wednesday you'll be opposite Ken's show. I hope you have funny gifs.
	12:07pm Dean: Just realized that contrary to my lament last week I CAN listen in on Wednesday mornings, at least during summer. A fortuitous parallel change of schedule!
	12:11pm Jeff J: Yo Duke! Glad to have you here. We'll up our GIF game, if necessary. We'll double down on the extreme sounds. Like, you know, "Roller Girl."
	12:11pm Jeff J: Hey Dean - Glad you can be with us for the summer, and hopefully beyond.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: Ken's gif-game is unparalleled. I think we should find a new direction... Smell-o-scope?
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: The English-language "narrator" on this Zorn cut is playwright/director Richard Foreman.
	12:17pm Dean: This comes a year before "Forbidden Fruit," a compositional sibling.
	12:20pm i k e: Hi! Something else coming to this GTD slot?
	12:20pm Jeff J: Always wish I'd seen Zorn's opera with Foreman.
	12:22pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: don't know "Forbidden Fruit!" Hi, @i k e and welcome. The hour-long program I've been hosting on Wednesday mornings is moving to the noon-1pm slot on Mondays.
	12:23pm Jeff J: "Forbidden Fruit" is on the Nonesuch version of the "Spillane" disc - another great cut-up composition.
	12:23pm Jeff Golick: The Foreman shows I saw in the 1990s were among the most singular theatre-going experiences I've ever had. I recall being perplexed and transfixed in equal measure most of the time.
	12:25pm Jeff Golick: @Jeff J: oh yeah. I don't have that disc.
	12:25pm Dean: FF is also on the Kronos Quartet album "Winter Was Hard," along with compositions by others. FF was composed for KQ. The beauty of the piece when played back on LP is Marclay's skipping record near the end of the track, a neat little trompe l'oreille.
	12:26pm i k e: Cool.
	12:33pm Jeff J: Dean - Back when Kronos was doing really cutting edge work. I don't know that particular album, but there's a lot of fantastic stuff from that general period and just beyond. Their take on Zorn's cartoon S&M string quartet is interesting as well.
	12:36pm Dean: I had the good fortune of catching Kronos live a couple times in their early days. They'd program Beethoven and Bartok, and then perform a finale of a medley of TV show theme songs. Nuts.
	12:36pm Dean: Er, finale = encore.
	12:41pm josh: Wait, what time on Wednesdays?
	12:41pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @josh: 9am to noon.
	12:42pm josh: D'oh! No more free jazz mornings for the west coast ;,(
	12:49pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Anyone else experiencing weird streaming issues at the moment?
	12:49pm Dean: Is the stream skipping around, or is this just more Zorn-like pastiche?
	12:49pm Jeff J: SORRY folks! Jeff G's internet connection keeps dropping!
	12:50pm Jeff J: Refresh and you'll hear the stream. Some old-timer jazz, not us. We're working to get back up.
	12:50pm Jeff: Have I ever mentioned that I kind of hate computers?
	12:52pm Jeff J: I feel you on the computer hate, Jeff.
	12:52pm Jeff: Everybody at home, just pick up a guitar or banjo. Have a singalong with your family.
	12:53pm Dean: I embrace the epithet Luddite.
	12:55pm Jeff J: We're BACK. Refresh and you'll hear some Godard-inspired Bryan Ferry.
	12:55pm Dean: Pretty sure Bryan Ferry isn't in Silkworm.
	12:55pm Dean: Ah, but is is in Bryan Ferry.
	12:56pm Jeff J: Dean - Silkworm's running recap of Godard's "Contempt" has been sacrificed to the radio gods of dead air.
	1:01pm pacific standard simon: I'm hoping for a suite inspired by "Weekend".
	1:02pm Jeff: What do you say when someone ends a game of 501 with two triples then a final double-out? Godard!
	1:08pm pacific standard simon: Out, demons, out!
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @pss: Three hours of horns honking.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: @josh: sorry about the West Coast time issue - understand completely. Maybe we can connect during the last hour?
	1:15pm Jeff J: @pss - And 30 minutes of Maoist texts about workers rights. And 20 minutes of Alice in Wonderland.
	1:17pm Jeff Golick: I am here to tell you that internet-outage-induced flop sweat does not smell good.
	1:18pm Jeff Golick: (Of course, my current proximity to the guinea pigs cage is not helping.)
	1:19pm Jeff J: I'm thinking the guinea pigs can play a role in our new smell-o-vision feature debuting next week.
	1:19pm pacific standard simon: I have the same issue as josh; the show is great, but I won't be listening from 6-9 AM. But hey, at least I'll be able to listen live to Jeff G.'s show. If whatever job I find doesn't interfere.
	1:19pm Jeff Golick: They'd love that, Jeff.
	1:21pm Jeff J: @pss and @josh - hope you'll join us in the archives. Our recorded selves stay fairly fresh, for a few months at least.
	1:25pm pacific standard simon: Oh sure -- I already make frequent use of the archives.
	1:27pm pacific standard simon: tango:OUT
	1:31pm Dean: Geez, how old was Michael Moore when this was recorded? Twelve?
	1:33pm Dean: Checked. Moore is five years my senior!
	1:34pm Jeff Golick: That Japan record was his second appearance on wax, it looks like.
	1:38pm pacific standard simon: The company I interviewed at this weekend has a 2nd Saturday live music program. The flyer for it shows a very nice looking Theremin set up in a woodland grove. This could be interesting.
	1:50pm Jeff J: @pss - sounds intriguing! Hope the job comes through.
	1:50pm Jeff Golick: That does sound promising, @pss -- good luck.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: I too continue to look for work.
	2:06pm pacific standard simon: Ain't life a bitch? My old job closed its doors owing me 6 weeks pay. Hang in there, Jeff G.
	2:13pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, man. There's always Cecil.
	2:14pm pacific standard simon: I've got WFMU to keep me warm. Scouting cheap recipes while listening.
	2:23pm Dean: Following the Godard tribute I thought there might be a Ponty one.
	2:33pm Jeff Golick: I'm not sure we know Ponty's work well enough (knowingly, anyway)!
	2:39pm northguineahills: Nice Cecil piece!
	2:41pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Hey Jeffs, thanks for all this wonderful CT! I only discovered Tony Oxley last night on another FMU show (can't even remember which now). Did you know Cecil was the primary influence on Mike Ratledge, the organ player in Soft Machine?
	2:45pm Stanley: Good evening Jeff (for it is indeed evening here) This Noon - 3pm (EDT) is just great for me. Sadly I will not be a live listener from now on. Hopefully, Doug will keep us Europeans in mind and keep these premium slots filled for us to enjoy live in the virtual flesh.
	2:48pm Jeff Golick: Ah, sad to hear but understand completely, Stanley. Thanks for checking in. And, no, @wood-elf, did not know that re Mike Ratledge/Soft Machine! We played some Oxley last week, I think, during a Barry Guy segment. He's amazing.
	2:48pm Jesse K: an excellent show today gents!
	2:49pm Jeff Golick: Hey thanks, @Jesse!
	2:53pm Jeff: Yeah, cool show! I look forward to catching the bits I missed later via the excellent high-quality archives.
	2:54pm pacific standard simon: Gotta run! Thanks for all the swingin' OUT Monday mornings, Jeff & Jeff!
	2:56pm Dean: The Oxley records with Bill Dixon, Papyrus, are killer, too. Would love to hear their recording with Taylor!
	2:57pm the Canterbury wood-elf: @JG There's a pretty rough-sounding live release of the Softs recorded in London '68 called "Middle Earth Masters" in which Ratledge does some pretty crazy soloing, that's probably where it's most evident. It was Daevid Allen, travelling from Australia, who introduced the receptive Canterbury youth to Ra, Monk, Taylor, et al.
	2:57pm josh: Thanks Jeffs! See you in the past in the future...
	2:58pm Jeff Golick: Bye, @pacific standard simon! And thanks! Thank you, @Jeff -- hope the earlier internet trouble didn't mess the archives up too much.
	🥁 3:00pm duke: Thanks Jeffs. Thanks for the Cecil Taylor!
	3:00pm northguineahills: Not familiar w/ Eve Risser, good stuff. Thanks Jeffs!
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: Great to see you, @duke, @ngh, @josh, and @Canterbury wood-elf. Hope to catch you all on the boards soon. Thanks for tuning in!
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: And dean @Dean!

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