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Listener comments!
	🥁 8:58am duke: Bring it on!
	8:59am Jeff J: hey Duke! Glad you're here. We're doing our bit for Ornette this week.
	🥁 9:01am duke: No such thing as too much Ornette
	9:02am Jeff J: Agreed! And we'll be hitting on a bunch of stuff that hasn't been aired elsewhere.
	9:02am fred: Hello Jeffs and outbound listeners
	9:10am Jeff J: Hey Fred! Good to see you.
	🥁 9:11am doctorjazz: More Ornette! Great! sent a few suggestions to a friend who is a music fan but no jazz interest, suggested Lonely Woman and Theme from a Symphony from Dancing in your Head-knocked him out! People just don't get to hear this stuff! Not everyone would go for everything, but I know more music lovers could get into lots of it!
	9:16am Jeff J: doctorjazz - very true about the accessibility of the music and how there's lots of Ornette's music that people would love. Glad your friend got turned on to it!
	9:17am Charlie: This album made a huge impression on me when it came out, and is what first got me into Ornette.
	9:18am holland oats: jeffs! peoples! times squares!
	9:19am Jeff J: Hey Charlie! Hey Holland Oats! This Times Square cut is what Ornette & Prime Time played when he was on Saturday Night Live, introduced by Milton Berle. They don't make TV like that no more.
	9:21am Charlie: When the phrase "variety show" meant something.
	9:22am Jeff Golick: Has anyone else made music quite like this? (If so, please send it to us.)
	🥁 9:36am doctorjazz: It wasn't exactly the same, of course, but I'd say Ronald Shannon Jackson mined a bit of the same territory.
	9:44am Jeff J: doctorjazz - yes, RSJ's music is definitely cut from a similar Harmolidic cloth.
	9:45am Jeff J: Harmolodic - damn auto(in)correct.
	🥁 9:48am doctorjazz: Wasn't trying to be snarky (reads that way when I read it back), it was just such an open, rich source to mine. Of course, earlier, acoustic Ornette shows up in John Zorn and countless other players.
	9:49am Doug Schulkind: Hello Jeff and Jeff from Park Slope!
	9:55am Jeff J: Hey Doug! Good to see you. Wait, is that message coming from... inside the house?!
	9:57am Jeff J: doctorjazz - no snark detected on this end. speaking of zorn, we thought about playing some of his berserk ornette tribe "spy vs. spy." another time for sure though.
	10:07am Jeff J: 45 years ago today, Capt. Beefheart released "Trout Mask Replica." Ornette cast a long shadow of that remarkable work.
	10:19am Jeff J: Is the song cutting out for others as well?
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: Inside tha howwwwwse!
	10:20am Artie Haywire: Well, that sure was pretty!
	🥁 10:21am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffs and no Jeffs. I have to put my hand up and say it is in the main beyond my scope of comprehension. Thus far.
	10:21am Kurt Gottschalk: a weeklong wkcr ornette marathon just about in time for me to tune in over here and continue the memorial. thanks, guys.
	10:22am Doug Schulkind: Comprehension is overrated, Brian in UK.
	🥁 10:23am Brian in UK: ...but on the other side of the coin, there are always two sides. Ears are always open and hope they always will be.
	10:32am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @Artie! Hiya, @Kurt! Folks, next week on D:O Radio, Kurt Gottschalk will be filling in, and spinning MORE ORNETTE. FOR FIVE HOURS, as he is also filling in for Amanda Nazario!
	10:33am Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, so leave me something to play!
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: And more Ornette coming next Wednesday, 9am to 2pm here on the Drummer Stream with guest host, the Minotaur Maximus himself, Kurt Gottschalk!
	🥁 10:34am Brian in UK: Hello Kurt. We are going to Brno in August to see the MotoGP. Any other sites to see whilst we are there?
	10:35am Doug Schulkind: Or in other words, what Jeff Golick said.
	10:36am Kurt Gottschalk: i've never actually been to brno - altho there's a chance i'll be there in august as well! hold on, tho, i think i can get you the name of a club to visit. and hi, doug. thanks.
	10:38am Kurt Gottschalk: brian, look for a club called Flěda. they sometimes stream wfmu in there!
	🥁 10:40am Brian in UK: Thanks Kurt. We arrive 13th from Vienna leaving 17th. I was hoping to catch some Janecek String Quartets but that is wishful.
	10:43am Kurt Gottschalk: ah well, if i make it there, it'll be later in the month. the club is owned by prokop holoubek who also manages the band dva, which you may have heard on fmu (ken's a big fan, for one). i think they have live music there too but i'm not sure.
	🥁 10:45am Brian in UK: Kurt here is an interesting link for things to do & see. brnonow.com...
	10:46am Kurt Gottschalk: nice, thanks!
	10:51am Andrew Waterloo: I love those Golden Circle albums.
	10:53am Jeff J: Hey Andrew - agree about those Golden Circle albums. That trio was one of his best groups.
	11:14am northguineahills: I have quit a few free jazz singles, but they were mostly released in the last 20 years.
	11:20am Dean: Seems to me Sign of Four with Metheny and Derek Bailey was also a bit of a shocker.
	11:24am Jeff J: @Dean - As was Metheny's Zero Tolerance for Silence, both of those records came after Song X. He has an adventurous side, including recently recording a solo guitar record of compositions written specifically for him by John Zorn.
	🥁 11:26am doctorjazz: OOps, the pop up stream has stopped working, seems to work on the regular FMU signal, hope it comes back...if not, see you in the archives...
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: Always have a hard time warning up to Metheny, but Song X taught me tolerance. That and Metheny's amazing public rant about Kenny G. Will always appreciate him for that.
	11:29am fred: @doctorjazz: pop-up stream is fine over here, maybe closing/opening your browser will fix it
	11:30am Dean: Sign of Four allowed me to forgive Metheny, whose ECM records I sold ad nauseum--and I do mean nauseum--when I was record store clerking. I know some of his Zorn stuff, but I've never heard of Zero Tolerance. Will explore!
	11:38am Jeff J: @Dean - I'm not a Metheny fan, but Zero Tolerance for Silence is his noise record. Came with a blurb from Thurston Moore even. His fans loathed it. It's worth seeking out.
	11:39am Dean: Better blurb, I bet, than Thurston could come up with: "His fans loathed it."
	11:40am Dean: Sometimes I wish bands like Boston, the Doobie Bros., and Hall & Oates would do noise records.
	11:44am holland oats: Just checking to say lovely program as always gents, and a subsequent GUFFAW at this song title.
	11:47am Jeff Golick: Amanda's show will be over here, btw: wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:47am Brian in UK: I went to a Pat Metheny concert once but I never felt that I saw him. Dean I would agree except for Daryl Hall's voice. I know it is what you do with it.
	11:53am Dean: Brian, You're saying you would not want to hear Hall's attempt at noise? Or that in your estimation Hall has already produced noise? I know he worked with Fripp, which to this day seems weird. BTW, H&O (as opposed to holland oats) will play the venue across the street from where I work in late August. Truly, in the '70s when they were racking up hits, I never would have imagined such a juxtaposition.
	11:55am Santos L Halper: Great show Jeffs! Nice to hear lots of Ornette i don't have; thanks! Now to go look up that Pat Metheny rant : ) Wichita Falls was one of the first "jazz" records i got bowled over by as a youngster, so there's that...
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: Dean, I used to own Sacred Songs but somehow. I would think that is stretching a point. But stretching a point is the point.
	11:57am Jesse K: thanks Jeffs!
	11:58am Doug Schulkind: Gladness.
	11:59am northguineahills: Superbly done, Jeffs!
	12:00pm Jeff J: Thanks all! See you in two weeks. We'll have a few ultra-rarities from Ornette to share then.
	12:00pm Artie Haywire: Thanks, Jeff!
	12:02pm northguineahills: Superbly done, Jeffs!
	🥁 12:06pm duke: I missed the last hour because of an endless conference call. Catch you in the archives. Thanks for a great show.
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for tuning it! More same time next week!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: ...tuning in, too.

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June 17, 2015: Ornette

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Ornette Coleman	Sadness "Sadness" by "Ornette Coleman"	Town Hall 1962	ESP-Disk'	1962
Music behind DJ: Affinity	Peace "Peace" by "Affinity"	A Tribute to Ornette Coleman	Music and Arts Programs of America, Inc.	1996
Ornette Coleman	What Reason Could I Give?	Science Fiction	Columbia	1972
Ornette Coleman	If I Knew as Much About You (As You Know About Me)	Tone Dialing	Verve/Harmolodic	1995
Ornette Coleman	Times Square "Times Square" by "Ornette Coleman"	Of Human Feelings	Antilles	1979
Ornette Coleman	Sex Spy "Sex Spy" by "Ornette Coleman"	Opening the Caravan of Dreams	Caravan of Dreams	1985
Ornette Coleman	Fou Amour "Fou Amour" by "Ornette Coleman"	Body Meta	Artists House	1978
Music behind DJ: Affinity	Beauty Is a Rare Thing "Beauty Is a Rare Thing" by "Affinity"
Ornette Coleman	Ramblin' "Ramblin'" by "Ornette Coleman"	Change of the Century	Atlantic
Ornette Coleman	C. & D. "C. & D." by "Ornette Coleman"	Ornette!	Atlantic
Ornette Coleman	Snowflakes and Sunshine	At the Golden Circle, Stockholm, Volume 2	Blue Note	1965
Ornette Coleman	Lonely Woman "Lonely Woman" by "Ornette Coleman"	2006.06.16 - Carnegie Hall	[boot]	2006
Ornette Coleman	The Ark "The Ark" by "Ornette Coleman"	Town Hall 1962	ESP-Disk'	1962
Music behind DJ: Charlie Haden and Jim Hall	Turnaround
Ornette Coleman	Friends and Neighbors - vocal	Friends and Neighbors: Ornette Live at Prince Street	Flying Dutchman
Ornette Coleman	Friends and Neighbors - instrumental	Friends and Neighbors: Ornette Live at Prince Street	Flying Dutchman
Ornette Coleman	Man on the Moon "Man on the Moon" by "Ornette Coleman"	Man on the Moon b/w Growing Up
Ornette Coleman	Science Fiction "Science Fiction" by "Ornette Coleman"	Science Fiction	Columbia	1972
Ornette Coleman	Midnight Sunrise "Midnight Sunrise" by "Ornette Coleman"	Dancing in Your Head	Horizon Records & Tapes	1973
Music behind DJ: Matt Smiley	Peace "Peace" by "Matt Smiley"
Ornette Coleman	Mob Job "Mob Job" by "Ornette Coleman"	Song X	Geffen	1986
Ornette Coleman	Trouble in the East	Crisis	Impulse!	1969
Ornette Coleman	Faxing "Faxing" by "Ornette Coleman"	Colors: Live from Liepzig	Verve/Harmolodic	1997	w Joachim Kühn
Ornette Coleman	The Fifth of Beethoven	The Art of the Improvisers	Atlantic
Ornette Coleman	Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman	Soapsuds, Soapsuds	Artists House	1979
Music behind DJ: Affinity	Beauty Is a Rare Thing "Beauty Is a Rare Thing" by "Affinity"
Ornette Coleman	Sadness "Sadness" by "Ornette Coleman"	An Evening with Ornette Coleman		1965

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Listener comments!
	🥁 8:58am duke: Bring it on!
	8:59am Jeff J: hey Duke! Glad you're here. We're doing our bit for Ornette this week.
	🥁 9:01am duke: No such thing as too much Ornette
	9:02am Jeff J: Agreed! And we'll be hitting on a bunch of stuff that hasn't been aired elsewhere.
	9:02am fred: Hello Jeffs and outbound listeners
	9:10am Jeff J: Hey Fred! Good to see you.
	🥁 9:11am doctorjazz: More Ornette! Great! sent a few suggestions to a friend who is a music fan but no jazz interest, suggested Lonely Woman and Theme from a Symphony from Dancing in your Head-knocked him out! People just don't get to hear this stuff! Not everyone would go for everything, but I know more music lovers could get into lots of it!
	9:16am Jeff J: doctorjazz - very true about the accessibility of the music and how there's lots of Ornette's music that people would love. Glad your friend got turned on to it!
	9:17am Charlie: This album made a huge impression on me when it came out, and is what first got me into Ornette.
	9:18am holland oats: jeffs! peoples! times squares!
	9:19am Jeff J: Hey Charlie! Hey Holland Oats! This Times Square cut is what Ornette & Prime Time played when he was on Saturday Night Live, introduced by Milton Berle. They don't make TV like that no more.
	9:21am Charlie: When the phrase "variety show" meant something.
	9:22am Jeff Golick: Has anyone else made music quite like this? (If so, please send it to us.)
	🥁 9:36am doctorjazz: It wasn't exactly the same, of course, but I'd say Ronald Shannon Jackson mined a bit of the same territory.
	9:44am Jeff J: doctorjazz - yes, RSJ's music is definitely cut from a similar Harmolidic cloth.
	9:45am Jeff J: Harmolodic - damn auto(in)correct.
	🥁 9:48am doctorjazz: Wasn't trying to be snarky (reads that way when I read it back), it was just such an open, rich source to mine. Of course, earlier, acoustic Ornette shows up in John Zorn and countless other players.
	9:49am Doug Schulkind: Hello Jeff and Jeff from Park Slope!
	9:55am Jeff J: Hey Doug! Good to see you. Wait, is that message coming from... inside the house?!
	9:57am Jeff J: doctorjazz - no snark detected on this end. speaking of zorn, we thought about playing some of his berserk ornette tribe "spy vs. spy." another time for sure though.
	10:07am Jeff J: 45 years ago today, Capt. Beefheart released "Trout Mask Replica." Ornette cast a long shadow of that remarkable work.
	10:19am Jeff J: Is the song cutting out for others as well?
	10:20am Doug Schulkind: Inside tha howwwwwse!
	10:20am Artie Haywire: Well, that sure was pretty!
	🥁 10:21am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffs and no Jeffs. I have to put my hand up and say it is in the main beyond my scope of comprehension. Thus far.
	10:21am Kurt Gottschalk: a weeklong wkcr ornette marathon just about in time for me to tune in over here and continue the memorial. thanks, guys.
	10:22am Doug Schulkind: Comprehension is overrated, Brian in UK.
	🥁 10:23am Brian in UK: ...but on the other side of the coin, there are always two sides. Ears are always open and hope they always will be.
	10:32am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @Artie! Hiya, @Kurt! Folks, next week on D:O Radio, Kurt Gottschalk will be filling in, and spinning MORE ORNETTE. FOR FIVE HOURS, as he is also filling in for Amanda Nazario!
	10:33am Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, so leave me something to play!
	10:34am Doug Schulkind: And more Ornette coming next Wednesday, 9am to 2pm here on the Drummer Stream with guest host, the Minotaur Maximus himself, Kurt Gottschalk!
	🥁 10:34am Brian in UK: Hello Kurt. We are going to Brno in August to see the MotoGP. Any other sites to see whilst we are there?
	10:35am Doug Schulkind: Or in other words, what Jeff Golick said.
	10:36am Kurt Gottschalk: i've never actually been to brno - altho there's a chance i'll be there in august as well! hold on, tho, i think i can get you the name of a club to visit. and hi, doug. thanks.
	10:38am Kurt Gottschalk: brian, look for a club called Flěda. they sometimes stream wfmu in there!
	🥁 10:40am Brian in UK: Thanks Kurt. We arrive 13th from Vienna leaving 17th. I was hoping to catch some Janecek String Quartets but that is wishful.
	10:43am Kurt Gottschalk: ah well, if i make it there, it'll be later in the month. the club is owned by prokop holoubek who also manages the band dva, which you may have heard on fmu (ken's a big fan, for one). i think they have live music there too but i'm not sure.
	🥁 10:45am Brian in UK: Kurt here is an interesting link for things to do & see. brnonow.com...
	10:46am Kurt Gottschalk: nice, thanks!
	10:51am Andrew Waterloo: I love those Golden Circle albums.
	10:53am Jeff J: Hey Andrew - agree about those Golden Circle albums. That trio was one of his best groups.
	11:14am northguineahills: I have quit a few free jazz singles, but they were mostly released in the last 20 years.
	11:20am Dean: Seems to me Sign of Four with Metheny and Derek Bailey was also a bit of a shocker.
	11:24am Jeff J: @Dean - As was Metheny's Zero Tolerance for Silence, both of those records came after Song X. He has an adventurous side, including recently recording a solo guitar record of compositions written specifically for him by John Zorn.
	🥁 11:26am doctorjazz: OOps, the pop up stream has stopped working, seems to work on the regular FMU signal, hope it comes back...if not, see you in the archives...
	11:28am Doug Schulkind: Always have a hard time warning up to Metheny, but Song X taught me tolerance. That and Metheny's amazing public rant about Kenny G. Will always appreciate him for that.
	11:29am fred: @doctorjazz: pop-up stream is fine over here, maybe closing/opening your browser will fix it
	11:30am Dean: Sign of Four allowed me to forgive Metheny, whose ECM records I sold ad nauseum--and I do mean nauseum--when I was record store clerking. I know some of his Zorn stuff, but I've never heard of Zero Tolerance. Will explore!
	11:38am Jeff J: @Dean - I'm not a Metheny fan, but Zero Tolerance for Silence is his noise record. Came with a blurb from Thurston Moore even. His fans loathed it. It's worth seeking out.
	11:39am Dean: Better blurb, I bet, than Thurston could come up with: "His fans loathed it."
	11:40am Dean: Sometimes I wish bands like Boston, the Doobie Bros., and Hall & Oates would do noise records.
	11:44am holland oats: Just checking to say lovely program as always gents, and a subsequent GUFFAW at this song title.
	11:47am Jeff Golick: Amanda's show will be over here, btw: wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:47am Brian in UK: I went to a Pat Metheny concert once but I never felt that I saw him. Dean I would agree except for Daryl Hall's voice. I know it is what you do with it.
	11:53am Dean: Brian, You're saying you would not want to hear Hall's attempt at noise? Or that in your estimation Hall has already produced noise? I know he worked with Fripp, which to this day seems weird. BTW, H&O (as opposed to holland oats) will play the venue across the street from where I work in late August. Truly, in the '70s when they were racking up hits, I never would have imagined such a juxtaposition.
	11:55am Santos L Halper: Great show Jeffs! Nice to hear lots of Ornette i don't have; thanks! Now to go look up that Pat Metheny rant : ) Wichita Falls was one of the first "jazz" records i got bowled over by as a youngster, so there's that...
	🥁 11:56am Brian in UK: Dean, I used to own Sacred Songs but somehow. I would think that is stretching a point. But stretching a point is the point.
	11:57am Jesse K: thanks Jeffs!
	11:58am Doug Schulkind: Gladness.
	11:59am northguineahills: Superbly done, Jeffs!
	12:00pm Jeff J: Thanks all! See you in two weeks. We'll have a few ultra-rarities from Ornette to share then.
	12:00pm Artie Haywire: Thanks, Jeff!
	12:02pm northguineahills: Superbly done, Jeffs!
	🥁 12:06pm duke: I missed the last hour because of an endless conference call. Catch you in the archives. Thanks for a great show.
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for tuning it! More same time next week!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: ...tuning in, too.

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