WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from November 28, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:07am Scraps deSelby: h'lo Mark R.
	3:12am Scraps: very upset!
	3:15am Scraps: Maybe "post-metal" means you mostly can understand the vocals
	3:15am Mark R: Good morning, Scraps!
	3:17am coelacanth: i'm surprised it wasn't me you had a conversation with about steppenwolf! (er, or was it...) -i wish i could stay up for more but i just got all the crap dealt with that's kept a sick person awake too late already.
	3:20am Mark R: It might very well have been, Coel--I'd have to go back and look at the old playlist! Sorry to hear you're not feeling well--(or is it a loved one?). Maybe you can listen later in the archives!
	3:21am Scraps: sorry, coel.... bummer
	3:24am coelacanth: no it's me - and Thank you. it's just bronchial infection with a constant throat tickle and sniffles. ...working in the cold, not sleeping much and eating too much cake might do that to a person.
	3:24am joeray: Mornin' Mark R.!
	3:24am Scraps: Weston is playing at Lincoln Center? He's 90! Man oh man, I wish I still lived in New York
	3:26am coelacanth: i'll def come back to the archive. -and Thanks Scraps. tchau
	3:37am Scraps: Love this. I don't have this, but i got several Max Roach 1980s LPs, and they had Randy Weston on em. I think....
	3:37am Mark R: And yes, a quick search reveals that was in fact Coelacanth with whom I had the intellectual exploration of the merits of Steppenwolf.
	3:38am Scraps: ;-)
	3:40am Mark R: "Spirits of Our Ancestors" was recorded after Randy had lived in Morocco for several years. The original intent was to record the album in Morocco, but then the Gulf War (the first one) made that impossible, so they returned to New York. It also marks the return of arranger Melba Liston, who had suffered a stroke in the 1980s. It's a two-disc set, and it's all beautiful, a true masterpiece.
	3:42am Scraps: I have to track it down. Antilles albums are sometimes hard, if it's out of print
	3:45am Scraps: But the Cherry i have. So, so awesomely awesome.
	3:47am Mark R: "Complete Communion" is a desert island disc for me for sure. Looks like "Spirits of Our Ancestors" is available used or as a digital download, which is better than nothing.
	3:49am Scraps: Oh, that's fine, for me. Great.
	3:49am Mark R: Support your local record emporium if you can. Surely Seattle has some hip used disc stores.
	3:54am Scraps: Some. But. (Stop me if I get too personal.) I'm out in the boonies. I'm disabled, and poor. (Stroke, my right side is paralyzed.) Mostly, I take what I can get.
	3:55am Mark R: Well, then, a digital download might be just what the doctor ordered (pun most definitely intended).
	3:58am Scraps: Though i still like to go and hit the record stores, if i can. Nostalgia, if anything else
	3:59am Scraps: But boy, i miss e. 8th east village.
	4:10am joeray: Sing-a-Long with Mitch (Miller) recordings sound more normal when played at 45rpm!
	4:13am joeray: ...and the Monster Mash 45 is vastly improved when played at 33 1/3!
	4:16am dan in wisconsin: Any chance of hearing some Thin Lizzy?
	4:24am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Mark! Hello people!
	4:27am dan in wisconsin: Mornin' Guido! Mornin' Mark and fellow listeners!
	4:28am dan in wisconsin: Yeah! Love Thin Lizzy!
	4:28am Scraps deSelby: Ha Lizzy
	4:28am Mark R: Morning, Dan, Guido, Joeray, et al. Thanks for joining me!
	4:36am dan in wisconsin: Thanks for the Lizzy, Mark! And sorry for the harsh segway. It's been a rainy, mild night in western Wisconsin.
	4:37am Mark R: I take responsibility for all segues. I think you and I are the only ones who even noticed, anyway...
	4:37am Scraps deSelby: Joan Armatrading self-titled album is one of my desert albums discs
	4:38am dan in wisconsin: Some Eric Dolphy may have been the more appropriate choice, I feel. Something off of "Out There".
	4:39am Scraps: produced by Glyn Johns, immaculately
	4:40am Mark R: Love that album--very overlooked. Love that he has a bass AND a cello on it. However, that's going to have to wait for another show--maybe next week!
	4:45am Scraps: Henry Threadgill has several albums with Fred Hopkins (bass) and Deidre Murray (cello). Threadgill Threadgill Threadgill!
	4:47am Scraps: (My favorite living composer/musician)
	4:48am Mark R: His new album's a monster btw. I should play that on a show in the near future.
	4:49am Scraps: Yeah!
	4:52am Scraps: That one has cello and tuba!
	4:54am Scraps: And his Very Very Circus -- which I saw several times -- had two tubas! etc!
	5:08am Mark R: You've all gone so quiet. It's that time of night when the night owls start to fade and the early birds aren't up yet.
	5:11am Scraps: I'm very awake still, but I'm maybe talking too much.
	5:12am dan in wisconsin: Nah, keep talking Scraps. I wasn't aware that Glyn Johns had produced the Clash. Did a quick search and found that out...
	5:13am Scraps: The clash?? I was talking Joan Armatrading....
	5:14am Mark R: There's a cool video out there where he shows you how to mic drums
	5:14am Scraps: Neat!
	5:15am Scraps: Oh, i got it now, Dan
	5:18am dan in wisconsin: And...... the Stones, Bob Dylan, and Blue Oyster Cult apparently...
	5:18am ?: Now this is tree watering music.
	5:21am Mark R: I'll take that as a compliment.
	5:23am ?: Yes, always take them where you can.
	5:24am Scraps: Pi Recordings is..... Henry Threadgill's label. ;-)
	5:28am Mark R: Well there ya go--they're into progressive sounds, obviously.
	5:33am Scraps: Oh yeah -- Steve Coleman, Muhal Richard Abrams, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Wadada Leo Smith, Vijay Iyer, etc
	5:38am ?: Do you own this disk? I love it.
	5:39am dan in wisconsin: Now that literally just felt like an ocean (including seagulls) opening up into my living room. Killer segway....
	5:41am Mark R: I do own it (on vinyl), and I see that it's gone out of print and they're asking outrageous prices for it online. I don't even see it as a digital download. That sucks. Sometimes you can find albums like this at your local library if you're lucky.
	5:48am ?: You should convert it to a disk.
	5:49am ?: It's too early in the morning to have to keep doing these math equations to post!!
	5:50am Mark R: That's not a bad idea, ?...I have a few vinyls I need to do that with.
	5:58am dan in wisconsin: Not bad for a 400 + year old track....
	5:59am dan in wisconsin: Great show this morning, Mark. Thank you!
	6:00am Scraps: Thank you!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from November 28, 2016

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November 28, 2016: Yes, there will be Steppenwolf.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Steppenwolf	Monster "Monster" by "Steppenwolf"	Monster	MCA	1969	Jerry Edmonton (drums) d/ 11/28/93		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Steady Hands	Borrowed Time "Borrowed Time" by "Steady Hands"	Single	bandcamp.com	2014	at Monty Hall Thursday night		0:11:12 (Pop-up)
Spider Bags	Dog in the Snow "Dog in the Snow" by "Spider Bags"	45	Bull City Records	2014			0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Heroes Of Toolik	Crazy Doll "Crazy Doll" by "Heroes Of Toolik"	Like Night	Heroes of Toolik		at Tierney's Pub in Montclair, NJ Saturday night!	*	0:18:00 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	African Cookbook "African Cookbook" by "Randy Weston"	The Spirits Of Our Ancestors	Antilles	1991	at Jazz at Lincoln Center Friday!		0:21:30 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Complete Communion "Complete Communion" by "Don Cherry"	Complete Communion	Blue Note	1966	Gato Barbieri (saxophone) b. 11/28/32		0:39:25 (Pop-up)

Randy Newman	It's Money That I Love	Guilty: 30 Years of Randy Newman	Rhino		b. 11/28/43		1:03:00 (Pop-up)
Tracy Chapman	Material World "Material World" by "Tracy Chapman"	Crossroads	Elektra	1989	William "Smitty" Smith (keyboards) d. 11/28/97		1:05:35 (Pop-up)
Joan Armatrading	Simon "Simon" by "Joan Armatrading"	Me, Myself, I	A&M	1980	Paul Shaffer (piano) b. 11/28/49		1:09:40 (Pop-up)
De La Soul (featuring Damon Albarn)	Here in After	and the Anonymous Nobody	Kobalt			*	1:11:35 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra Trio	Blithe Spirit Dance "Blithe Spirit Dance" by "Sun Ra Trio"	God Is More than Love Can Ever Be	Saturn Research	1979	Samarai Celestial (Eric Walker) (drums) b. 11/28/54, d. 11/28/97		1:18:59 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	Rosalie "Rosalie" by "Thin Lizzy"	The Peel Sessions	Strange Fruit Records	1995	Recorded 5/29/75		1:27:26 (Pop-up)

Gato Barbieri	Antonio das Mortes "Antonio das Mortes" by "Gato Barbieri"	The Third World	Flying Dutchman	1970			1:35:42 (Pop-up)
John Lee Hooker	Cry Before I Go "Cry Before I Go" by "John Lee Hooker"	Urban Blues	MCA	1968	Wayne Bennett (guitar) d. 11/28/92		1:44:50 (Pop-up)
John Lee Hooker	Boom Boom "Boom Boom" by "John Lee Hooker"	Urban Blues	MCA	1968	Wayne Bennett, guitar		1:48:19 (Pop-up)
Bobby "Blue" Bland	Stormy Monday Blues	Greatest Hits Vol. 1: The Duke Recordings	Duke/Peacock/MCA		Wayne Bennett, guitar		1:50:10 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Move Over "Move Over" by "Steppenwolf"	Monster	MCA	1969	Jerry Edmonton, drums		1:54:10 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	What Would You Do (If I Did That to You)	Monster	MCA	1969			1:57:11 (Pop-up)

Cannonball Adderley	Experience in E Major (excerpt)	Domination	Capitol	1965	Roy McCurdy (drums) b. 11/28/36		2:04:06 (Pop-up)
Return to Forever	Excerpt from the First Movement of Heavy Metal	No Mystery	Verve	1975	Chick Corea plays acoustic versions of Return to Forever music at the Blue Note Wednesday through Sunday		2:07:36 (Pop-up)
R.B. Greaves	Take a Letter, Maria	v/a Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-1974	Atlantic		b. 11/28/43		2:10:04 (Pop-up)
Miracles	Shop Around "Shop Around" by "Miracles"	Greatest Hits from the Beginning	Motown		Berry Gordy (co-composer) b. 11/28/29		2:12:52 (Pop-up)
Marc Ribot Trio	Dearly Beloved "Dearly Beloved" by "Marc Ribot Trio"	Live at the Village Vanguard	Pi Recordings	2014	at The Stone every night this Tuesday through Sunday!		2:16:09 (Pop-up)

Moshe Hammer	Contant: Meditation "Contant: Meditation" by "Moshe Hammer"	Gems for the Violin	CBC	1992	Alexis Contant d. 11/28/18		2:34:37 (Pop-up)
Software	Ocean's Breath "Ocean's Breath" by "Software"	Digital Dance	Innovative Communications	1988	Peter Mergener (synthesizer) b. 11/28/51		2:36:49 (Pop-up)
Gigi Gryce	Minority "Minority" by "Gigi Gryce"	The Hap'nin's	Prestige	1960	b. 11/28/25		2:46:15 (Pop-up)
Les Lullistes, Louis de Froment, conductor	Lully: Le Temple de la Paix (Minuet and Trio, Gavotte, Rondeau, Bouree and Trio	Les Lullistes	Oiseau Lyre Records		Jean-Baptiste Lully b. 11/28/1632		2:52:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07am Scraps deSelby: h'lo Mark R.
	3:12am Scraps: very upset!
	3:15am Scraps: Maybe "post-metal" means you mostly can understand the vocals
	3:15am Mark R: Good morning, Scraps!
	3:17am coelacanth: i'm surprised it wasn't me you had a conversation with about steppenwolf! (er, or was it...) -i wish i could stay up for more but i just got all the crap dealt with that's kept a sick person awake too late already.
	3:20am Mark R: It might very well have been, Coel--I'd have to go back and look at the old playlist! Sorry to hear you're not feeling well--(or is it a loved one?). Maybe you can listen later in the archives!
	3:21am Scraps: sorry, coel.... bummer
	3:24am coelacanth: no it's me - and Thank you. it's just bronchial infection with a constant throat tickle and sniffles. ...working in the cold, not sleeping much and eating too much cake might do that to a person.
	3:24am joeray: Mornin' Mark R.!
	3:24am Scraps: Weston is playing at Lincoln Center? He's 90! Man oh man, I wish I still lived in New York
	3:26am coelacanth: i'll def come back to the archive. -and Thanks Scraps. tchau
	3:37am Scraps: Love this. I don't have this, but i got several Max Roach 1980s LPs, and they had Randy Weston on em. I think....
	3:37am Mark R: And yes, a quick search reveals that was in fact Coelacanth with whom I had the intellectual exploration of the merits of Steppenwolf.
	3:38am Scraps: ;-)
	3:40am Mark R: "Spirits of Our Ancestors" was recorded after Randy had lived in Morocco for several years. The original intent was to record the album in Morocco, but then the Gulf War (the first one) made that impossible, so they returned to New York. It also marks the return of arranger Melba Liston, who had suffered a stroke in the 1980s. It's a two-disc set, and it's all beautiful, a true masterpiece.
	3:42am Scraps: I have to track it down. Antilles albums are sometimes hard, if it's out of print
	3:45am Scraps: But the Cherry i have. So, so awesomely awesome.
	3:47am Mark R: "Complete Communion" is a desert island disc for me for sure. Looks like "Spirits of Our Ancestors" is available used or as a digital download, which is better than nothing.
	3:49am Scraps: Oh, that's fine, for me. Great.
	3:49am Mark R: Support your local record emporium if you can. Surely Seattle has some hip used disc stores.
	3:54am Scraps: Some. But. (Stop me if I get too personal.) I'm out in the boonies. I'm disabled, and poor. (Stroke, my right side is paralyzed.) Mostly, I take what I can get.
	3:55am Mark R: Well, then, a digital download might be just what the doctor ordered (pun most definitely intended).
	3:58am Scraps: Though i still like to go and hit the record stores, if i can. Nostalgia, if anything else
	3:59am Scraps: But boy, i miss e. 8th east village.
	4:10am joeray: Sing-a-Long with Mitch (Miller) recordings sound more normal when played at 45rpm!
	4:13am joeray: ...and the Monster Mash 45 is vastly improved when played at 33 1/3!
	4:16am dan in wisconsin: Any chance of hearing some Thin Lizzy?
	4:24am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Mark! Hello people!
	4:27am dan in wisconsin: Mornin' Guido! Mornin' Mark and fellow listeners!
	4:28am dan in wisconsin: Yeah! Love Thin Lizzy!
	4:28am Scraps deSelby: Ha Lizzy
	4:28am Mark R: Morning, Dan, Guido, Joeray, et al. Thanks for joining me!
	4:36am dan in wisconsin: Thanks for the Lizzy, Mark! And sorry for the harsh segway. It's been a rainy, mild night in western Wisconsin.
	4:37am Mark R: I take responsibility for all segues. I think you and I are the only ones who even noticed, anyway...
	4:37am Scraps deSelby: Joan Armatrading self-titled album is one of my desert albums discs
	4:38am dan in wisconsin: Some Eric Dolphy may have been the more appropriate choice, I feel. Something off of "Out There".
	4:39am Scraps: produced by Glyn Johns, immaculately
	4:40am Mark R: Love that album--very overlooked. Love that he has a bass AND a cello on it. However, that's going to have to wait for another show--maybe next week!
	4:45am Scraps: Henry Threadgill has several albums with Fred Hopkins (bass) and Deidre Murray (cello). Threadgill Threadgill Threadgill!
	4:47am Scraps: (My favorite living composer/musician)
	4:48am Mark R: His new album's a monster btw. I should play that on a show in the near future.
	4:49am Scraps: Yeah!
	4:52am Scraps: That one has cello and tuba!
	4:54am Scraps: And his Very Very Circus -- which I saw several times -- had two tubas! etc!
	5:08am Mark R: You've all gone so quiet. It's that time of night when the night owls start to fade and the early birds aren't up yet.
	5:11am Scraps: I'm very awake still, but I'm maybe talking too much.
	5:12am dan in wisconsin: Nah, keep talking Scraps. I wasn't aware that Glyn Johns had produced the Clash. Did a quick search and found that out...
	5:13am Scraps: The clash?? I was talking Joan Armatrading....
	5:14am Mark R: There's a cool video out there where he shows you how to mic drums
	5:14am Scraps: Neat!
	5:15am Scraps: Oh, i got it now, Dan
	5:18am dan in wisconsin: And...... the Stones, Bob Dylan, and Blue Oyster Cult apparently...
	5:18am ?: Now this is tree watering music.
	5:21am Mark R: I'll take that as a compliment.
	5:23am ?: Yes, always take them where you can.
	5:24am Scraps: Pi Recordings is..... Henry Threadgill's label. ;-)
	5:28am Mark R: Well there ya go--they're into progressive sounds, obviously.
	5:33am Scraps: Oh yeah -- Steve Coleman, Muhal Richard Abrams, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Wadada Leo Smith, Vijay Iyer, etc
	5:38am ?: Do you own this disk? I love it.
	5:39am dan in wisconsin: Now that literally just felt like an ocean (including seagulls) opening up into my living room. Killer segway....
	5:41am Mark R: I do own it (on vinyl), and I see that it's gone out of print and they're asking outrageous prices for it online. I don't even see it as a digital download. That sucks. Sometimes you can find albums like this at your local library if you're lucky.
	5:48am ?: You should convert it to a disk.
	5:49am ?: It's too early in the morning to have to keep doing these math equations to post!!
	5:50am Mark R: That's not a bad idea, ?...I have a few vinyls I need to do that with.
	5:58am dan in wisconsin: Not bad for a 400 + year old track....
	5:59am dan in wisconsin: Great show this morning, Mark. Thank you!
	6:00am Scraps: Thank you!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from November 28, 2016

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