WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from January 8, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:24am annie: grateful for the email reminders, my radio listening habits are changing due to changing schedules. i'm here.!
	8:26am Jeff Golick: Aw, beautiful, @annie! I feel the same way about those emails...
	8:34am annie: i loved the movie, btw, "Sex and Broadcasting"... i felt iwas watching old friends (which you all are).
	8:51am Jeff Golick: Oh yeah, that movie was great. I spotted Doug once or twice!!
	8:55am annie: i tried to mentally tag them all... love seeing the faces with the names. i did not see doug..
	8:55am Jeff Golick: (non-speaking role)
	🥁 8:58am duke: Good morning D:Oers.
	8:58am Jeff Golick: @duke! Good morning, sir.
	9:00am annie: hey duke
	9:03am guy mauve: Good shivery morning Outliers from West Toronto.
	9:08am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @guy mauve!
	🥁 9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm in w/ the OUT crowd, baby!...
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Greetings from Triscuitville!
	9:11am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 & @Doug Schulkind!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: I appeared exclusively in the archival footage of the oldtimers.
	9:13am Jeff Golick: It's great that all of that old footage survived.
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: It's great that many of the oldtimers have survived.
	9:21am Jeff Golick: Yes, that, too.
	🥁 9:27am duke: Andrew Cyrille: never saw another drummer who could produce such sounds with such little apparent movement. The guy is amazing.
	9:27am Jeff Golick: Was just thinking something similar, @duke. Really one of the great living musicians, period.
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: Gotta git back to twerk. Happy D:Oing!
	9:28am Jeff Golick: Not gonna get to it today, but Cyrille's duo with Bill McHenry from last year is also really good.
	9:29am Jeff Golick: Keep poppin', @Doug. Thanks for checking in/OUT!
	🥁 9:40am doctorjazz: hi all... Good music to stay warm under the covers to.
	9:41am Jeff Golick: Mornin', @doctorjazz!
	🥁 9:42am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff & jazzers. Just watched this, hope you can pick it up. Very moving. One year come Tuesday. www.bbc.co.uk...
	🥁 9:44am Brian in UK: Sex & Broadcasting. Alright for those in Region 1!!
	9:45am Jeff Golick: Hello, and thanks, @Brian. I believe I can use my "Beeb" Chrome extension to watch that - thanks for the link. (I think Bowie will be in part two...)
	🥁 9:49am doctorjazz: Doesn't work on a phone, I'll try PC/Chrome later, thanks @Brian
	10:03am Jeff Golick: Sort of a proto "Mra" on this McGregor...
	10:10am Andrew Waterloo: good morning :)
	10:12am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Andrew Waterloo!
	10:21am glenn: it IS chilly in west toronto.
	10:22am Jeff Golick: Warm greetings, @glenn!
	10:30am Andrew Waterloo: Yah.. It's sunny though. I do have to make a point of going somewhere.
	10:33am annie: king crimson fans: there will be a 2017 tour starting on the west coast and moving east; no schedule yet
	10:39am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that, @annie. Whereabouts are you? NC?
	10:40am Andrew Waterloo: wouldn't mind seeing KC again.
	10:42am annie: yeah, asheville. ramping the temps up 10 whopping degrees today to a blistering 20!
	10:43am annie: here is a link to the announcement: ultimateclassicrock.com...
	10:44am doca: Hey, Jeff G. and fellow listeners. Greetings from the sunny and warm Brazil
	10:44am glenn: the fountains in rome are freezing, apparently.
	10:44am annie: this piece of music is one of the most haunting and beautiful things i've ever heard.
	10:45am annie: just don't tell anyone what inspired it. the conversation drops to silence.
	10:47am Jeff Golick: Hello, @doca! Great to see you! Please keep discussions of warmth to a minimum, though.
	10:47am Jeff Golick: @annie: 20 in Ashville has got to be considered downright frigid?
	10:49am doca: @Jeff G: Haha yeah, I understand. Actually, I'm constantly googling "polar air mass" or looking the weather on Northern latitudes just to try to refresh myself.
	10:49am annie: yeah, jeff, rare, but it does happen. i imagine climate change might put an end to our mild winters for a while.
	10:50am Andrew Waterloo: I just stopped looking at the weather. I use it enough to determine which jacket to wear.
	10:51am annie: i use the weather rock..
	10:53am Jeff Golick: Googled around for more on Górecki's symphony. Whoa. I love the fervent responses from the classical community.
	10:55am Jeff Golick: "Heinz Koch, writing for Musica, said that the symphony 'drags through three old folk melodies (and nothing else) for an endless 55 minutes.' Górecki himself recalled that, at the premiere, he sat next to a "prominent French musician" (Górecki did not name names, though it was probably Pierre Boulez), who, after hearing the twenty-one repetitions of an A-major chord at the end of the symphony, loudly exclaimed 'Merde!'"
	10:56am annie: jeff, it is a piece you will never forget. when i first heard it i had the luck to catch it from the very beginning.. by the end i was close to tears. i had to look it up, and when i did i was ravaged with emotion, so intense
	11:06am Dean: I remember when Nonesuch released the CD in '92 that brought the piece to our attention. Yes. there was a lot of nose upturning at the time. I myself have been slow to appreciate it, but then when the Stetson piece started I thought, "Aaron Copland"? That opening phrase feels right out of Copland's score for "Our Town." I suspect some die-hard classical listeners poo-poo Copland, too, for his sometimes schmaltzy, programmatic, Hollywood-ized work. But I love it.
	11:09am Jeff Golick: Hello, @Dean! Some people, I suspect, like classical music for it's lack of emotion (as they experience it), and the faintest whiff of sentiment gives them the vapors. Or maybe that was just a New Yorker cartoon I 'm mis-remembering.
	11:10am annie: wow, dean, '92!?? so long ago.. i played it in the store a lot, and i never tire of it. now it's wonderful to hear snippets.
	11:12am Dean: Well, the avant-garde crowd (Boulez being the icon) eschew emotion. (Just last night I was able to use "eschew" on a comment board, and now again. It has been a good weekend.) But I suspect it's the wrong kind of emotion, not manly enough. See Beethoven.
	11:14am annie: interesting you say that jeff, i find so much sentiment in most music. each piece is created from some deep thing. discovering that "source" through someone else's experience is deep and a compliment to the creator. i work hard to appreciate all music, some is easier than others.
	11:15am Jeff Golick: Well, you're clearly an exemplary listener, @annie. (As is anyone reading this comment, naturally.)
	11:16am Andrew Waterloo: So, not schmaltzy sentimental emotion.
	11:16am Jeff Golick: This "Desert Island" is one woman, multi-tracked, btw.
	11:17am Dave in Vermont: It's lovely.
	11:17am Jeff Golick: @Andrew: yeah, that's a lot to parse. @Dave in Vermont: hi! Yeah!
	11:18am glenn: hey, if i want schmaltzy, sentimental emotion, i'll listen to george jones. which i do.
	11:19am Dean: It's a pity Copland never worked with George Jones, that's for sure.
	11:20am Jeff Golick: ...and now I just want to go eat at Sammy's Romanian.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: (sorry: Roumanian. Apparently.)
	11:23am glenn: we're all marie of roumania.
	11:26am Andrew Waterloo: I saw them live a couple years go.
	11:26am Dean: Apologies for an excursus on Copland, but I just checked Jan Swafford's marvelous Vintage Guide to Classical Music on him. Lots of interesting points/coincidences. Copland was born in 1900 in...Brooklyn! Early in his career he incorporated jazz elements into his music. But, per Swafford, "By the 1930s Copland had established a solid reputation among the relatively few people who followed avant-garde music. But he began to be unhappy with his isolation from the mainstream. Stimulated by left-wing ideas that proliferated in America during the Deptression, he began to look for a style that would be closer to the people." And "Copland's most ambitious work for orchestra" was his...Third Symphony.
	11:29am Andrew Waterloo: Wow, Betty Harris, wow.
	11:32am Jeff Golick: @Andrew: I know, right? That's the FIRST SONG on the comp.; how are we supposed to keep going after that?
	11:41am northguineahills: Dangit, missed Yabby You....
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Sorry, @ngh! But hi all the same, @ngh!
	11:46am Jeff Golick: Here's your Beyonce trigger warning.
	11:48am Dean: Was thinking yesterday it'd be cool if a metal band covered "All the Single Ladies."
	11:50am Jeff Golick: That would be cool.
	11:51am glenn: say, this beyonce dame ain't bad.
	11:51am Jeff Golick: The production on this record is absurdly good.
	11:52am Jeff Golick: And yeah, she's a talent.
	11:55am annie: it was the first vocal i've ever heard of hers. a rose by any other name, i guess. if there are no labels, maybe we'll love more stuff, huh?
	🥁 11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...an Andy Williams sample - & some young woman universally desired reciting easy rhymes about her romantic troubles...it hasn't hit me yet - but it's on the Best Of lists of everyone in existence - so I guess it likely will...
	12:01pm glenn: love a giant dog. bigly.
	12:04pm glenn: thanx, j.g. good schtuff.
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @glenn. And farewell to labels is my resolution for 2017, @annie. Take care and thanks for being here, all!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: Oh, also? RIP Nat Hentoff.
	🥁 12:20pm Brian in UK: I got a copy of Lemonade out of the library (it was filed under L). Good, but fifty eight writers for every song? Nat Hentoff has been in my awareness since I can remember.

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January 8, 2017: Favorites of 2016, part one

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother the Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970		0:02:04 (Pop-up)
Syrinx	Ibistix "Ibistix" by "Syrinx"	Tumblers From The Vault (1970-1972)	RVNG Intl	1970/2016		0:06:28 (Pop-up)
Anna Homler and Steve Moshier	Ŏŏ Nu Dah	Breadwoman & Other Tales	RVNG Intl	1985/2016		0:14:04 (Pop-up)
Oren Ambarchi	Hubris (Part 2) "Hubris (Part 2)" by "Oren Ambarchi"	Hubris	Editions Mego	2016		0:19:33 (Pop-up)
Andrew Cyrille Quartet	Song for Andrew No. 1	The Declaration of Musical Independence	ECM	2016		0:22:09 (Pop-up)
Jeff Parker	Super Rick Kids "Super Rick Kids" by "Jeff Parker"	Slight Freedom	eremite	2016		0:26:43 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch & Martin Jenkins	Gold Finch	Avocet	Earth	1978/2016		0:31:36 (Pop-up)
Rhys Chatham	Part Two "Part Two" by "Rhys Chatham"	Pythagorean Dream	Northern Spy	2016		0:34:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T & the MG's	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T & the MG's"					0:52:52 (Pop-up)
Chris McGregor & The Castle Lager Big Band	Switch	Jazz/The African Sound	Jazzman	1963/2016		0:57:43 (Pop-up)
Trevor Watts String Ensemble	Another Time	Cynosure	Ogun	1978/2016	RE by Hi 4 Head Records	1:03:16 (Pop-up)
75 Dollar Bill	Cummins Falls "Cummins Falls" by "75 Dollar Bill"	Wood/Metal/Plastic Pattern/Rhythm/Rock	Thin Wrist Recordings	2016		1:15:42 (Pop-up)
Vivien Goldman	Her Story "Her Story" by "Vivien Goldman"	Resolutionary (Songs 1979-1982)	staubgold	1979/2016	w/ The Flying Lizards	1:20:18 (Pop-up)
Stirrup	Six Minutes to Montrose "Six Minutes to Montrose" by "Stirrup"	Cut	Clean Feed	2016		1:24:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"					1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Fire!	She Bid a Meaningless Farewell	She Sleeps, She Sleeps	Rune Grammofon	2016		1:36:15 (Pop-up)
Colin Stetson	Sorrow II "Sorrow II" by "Colin Stetson"	Sorrow: A Reimagining of Gorecki's 3rd Symphony	52Hz	2016		1:39:47 (Pop-up)
Defibrillator & Peter Brötzmann	Anthropozoophilia	Conversations About Not Eating Meat	Border of Silence	2016		1:49:57 (Pop-up)
Battle Trance	Blade of Love I "Blade of Love I" by "Battle Trance"	Blade of Love	NNA Tapes	2016		1:56:06 (Pop-up)
Nonoka Yoshida	Desert Island "Desert Island" by "Nonoka Yoshida"	Lotus	Nonoya	2015	(* 2015, but in on a technicality)	2:10:58 (Pop-up)
The Westerlies	Songs My Mother Taught Me	The Westerlies	Songlines	2016		2:18:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mouse on Mars	Fantastic Analysis "Fantastic Analysis" by "Mouse on Mars"					2:22:01 (Pop-up)
Betty Harris	There's a Break in the Road	Betty Harris: The Lost Queen of New Orleans Soul	Soul Jazz Records	2016		2:27:14 (Pop-up)
A Tribe Called Quest	Whateva Will Be	We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service	Epic	2016		2:29:34 (Pop-up)
Yabby-U & The Prophets	Beware "Beware" by "Yabby-U & The Prophets"	Beware Dub	Pressure Sounds	1978/2016		2:33:18 (Pop-up)
Woods	Sun City Creeps "Sun City Creeps" by "Woods"	City Sun Eater in the River of Light	Woodsist	2016		2:36:03 (Pop-up)
Nicolas Jaar	No "No" by "Nicolas Jaar"	Sirens	Other People	2016		2:42:06 (Pop-up)
Beyoncé	Hold Up "Hold Up" by "Beyoncé"	Lemonade	Parkwood/Columbia	2016		2:48:26 (Pop-up)
A Giant Dog	King Queen "King Queen" by "A Giant Dog"	Pile	Merge	2016		2:52:03 (Pop-up)
Elza Soares	Luz Vermelha "Luz Vermelha" by "Elza Soares"	A Mulher Do Fim Do Mundo (The Woman at the End of the World)	Mais um Discos	2016		2:54:07 (Pop-up)
Širom	Vsak dan je jutri nov dan "Vsak dan je jutri nov dan" by "Širom"	I.	Zarš	2016		2:58:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		3:00:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:24am annie: grateful for the email reminders, my radio listening habits are changing due to changing schedules. i'm here.!
	8:26am Jeff Golick: Aw, beautiful, @annie! I feel the same way about those emails...
	8:34am annie: i loved the movie, btw, "Sex and Broadcasting"... i felt iwas watching old friends (which you all are).
	8:51am Jeff Golick: Oh yeah, that movie was great. I spotted Doug once or twice!!
	8:55am annie: i tried to mentally tag them all... love seeing the faces with the names. i did not see doug..
	8:55am Jeff Golick: (non-speaking role)
	🥁 8:58am duke: Good morning D:Oers.
	8:58am Jeff Golick: @duke! Good morning, sir.
	9:00am annie: hey duke
	9:03am guy mauve: Good shivery morning Outliers from West Toronto.
	9:08am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @guy mauve!
	🥁 9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm in w/ the OUT crowd, baby!...
	9:10am Doug Schulkind: Greetings from Triscuitville!
	9:11am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @Revolution Rabbit Nov63 & @Doug Schulkind!
	9:12am Doug Schulkind: I appeared exclusively in the archival footage of the oldtimers.
	9:13am Jeff Golick: It's great that all of that old footage survived.
	9:20am Doug Schulkind: It's great that many of the oldtimers have survived.
	9:21am Jeff Golick: Yes, that, too.
	🥁 9:27am duke: Andrew Cyrille: never saw another drummer who could produce such sounds with such little apparent movement. The guy is amazing.
	9:27am Jeff Golick: Was just thinking something similar, @duke. Really one of the great living musicians, period.
	9:28am Doug Schulkind: Gotta git back to twerk. Happy D:Oing!
	9:28am Jeff Golick: Not gonna get to it today, but Cyrille's duo with Bill McHenry from last year is also really good.
	9:29am Jeff Golick: Keep poppin', @Doug. Thanks for checking in/OUT!
	🥁 9:40am doctorjazz: hi all... Good music to stay warm under the covers to.
	9:41am Jeff Golick: Mornin', @doctorjazz!
	🥁 9:42am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff & jazzers. Just watched this, hope you can pick it up. Very moving. One year come Tuesday. www.bbc.co.uk...
	🥁 9:44am Brian in UK: Sex & Broadcasting. Alright for those in Region 1!!
	9:45am Jeff Golick: Hello, and thanks, @Brian. I believe I can use my "Beeb" Chrome extension to watch that - thanks for the link. (I think Bowie will be in part two...)
	🥁 9:49am doctorjazz: Doesn't work on a phone, I'll try PC/Chrome later, thanks @Brian
	10:03am Jeff Golick: Sort of a proto "Mra" on this McGregor...
	10:10am Andrew Waterloo: good morning :)
	10:12am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Andrew Waterloo!
	10:21am glenn: it IS chilly in west toronto.
	10:22am Jeff Golick: Warm greetings, @glenn!
	10:30am Andrew Waterloo: Yah.. It's sunny though. I do have to make a point of going somewhere.
	10:33am annie: king crimson fans: there will be a 2017 tour starting on the west coast and moving east; no schedule yet
	10:39am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that, @annie. Whereabouts are you? NC?
	10:40am Andrew Waterloo: wouldn't mind seeing KC again.
	10:42am annie: yeah, asheville. ramping the temps up 10 whopping degrees today to a blistering 20!
	10:43am annie: here is a link to the announcement: ultimateclassicrock.com...
	10:44am doca: Hey, Jeff G. and fellow listeners. Greetings from the sunny and warm Brazil
	10:44am glenn: the fountains in rome are freezing, apparently.
	10:44am annie: this piece of music is one of the most haunting and beautiful things i've ever heard.
	10:45am annie: just don't tell anyone what inspired it. the conversation drops to silence.
	10:47am Jeff Golick: Hello, @doca! Great to see you! Please keep discussions of warmth to a minimum, though.
	10:47am Jeff Golick: @annie: 20 in Ashville has got to be considered downright frigid?
	10:49am doca: @Jeff G: Haha yeah, I understand. Actually, I'm constantly googling "polar air mass" or looking the weather on Northern latitudes just to try to refresh myself.
	10:49am annie: yeah, jeff, rare, but it does happen. i imagine climate change might put an end to our mild winters for a while.
	10:50am Andrew Waterloo: I just stopped looking at the weather. I use it enough to determine which jacket to wear.
	10:51am annie: i use the weather rock..
	10:53am Jeff Golick: Googled around for more on Górecki's symphony. Whoa. I love the fervent responses from the classical community.
	10:55am Jeff Golick: "Heinz Koch, writing for Musica, said that the symphony 'drags through three old folk melodies (and nothing else) for an endless 55 minutes.' Górecki himself recalled that, at the premiere, he sat next to a "prominent French musician" (Górecki did not name names, though it was probably Pierre Boulez), who, after hearing the twenty-one repetitions of an A-major chord at the end of the symphony, loudly exclaimed 'Merde!'"
	10:56am annie: jeff, it is a piece you will never forget. when i first heard it i had the luck to catch it from the very beginning.. by the end i was close to tears. i had to look it up, and when i did i was ravaged with emotion, so intense
	11:06am Dean: I remember when Nonesuch released the CD in '92 that brought the piece to our attention. Yes. there was a lot of nose upturning at the time. I myself have been slow to appreciate it, but then when the Stetson piece started I thought, "Aaron Copland"? That opening phrase feels right out of Copland's score for "Our Town." I suspect some die-hard classical listeners poo-poo Copland, too, for his sometimes schmaltzy, programmatic, Hollywood-ized work. But I love it.
	11:09am Jeff Golick: Hello, @Dean! Some people, I suspect, like classical music for it's lack of emotion (as they experience it), and the faintest whiff of sentiment gives them the vapors. Or maybe that was just a New Yorker cartoon I 'm mis-remembering.
	11:10am annie: wow, dean, '92!?? so long ago.. i played it in the store a lot, and i never tire of it. now it's wonderful to hear snippets.
	11:12am Dean: Well, the avant-garde crowd (Boulez being the icon) eschew emotion. (Just last night I was able to use "eschew" on a comment board, and now again. It has been a good weekend.) But I suspect it's the wrong kind of emotion, not manly enough. See Beethoven.
	11:14am annie: interesting you say that jeff, i find so much sentiment in most music. each piece is created from some deep thing. discovering that "source" through someone else's experience is deep and a compliment to the creator. i work hard to appreciate all music, some is easier than others.
	11:15am Jeff Golick: Well, you're clearly an exemplary listener, @annie. (As is anyone reading this comment, naturally.)
	11:16am Andrew Waterloo: So, not schmaltzy sentimental emotion.
	11:16am Jeff Golick: This "Desert Island" is one woman, multi-tracked, btw.
	11:17am Dave in Vermont: It's lovely.
	11:17am Jeff Golick: @Andrew: yeah, that's a lot to parse. @Dave in Vermont: hi! Yeah!
	11:18am glenn: hey, if i want schmaltzy, sentimental emotion, i'll listen to george jones. which i do.
	11:19am Dean: It's a pity Copland never worked with George Jones, that's for sure.
	11:20am Jeff Golick: ...and now I just want to go eat at Sammy's Romanian.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: (sorry: Roumanian. Apparently.)
	11:23am glenn: we're all marie of roumania.
	11:26am Andrew Waterloo: I saw them live a couple years go.
	11:26am Dean: Apologies for an excursus on Copland, but I just checked Jan Swafford's marvelous Vintage Guide to Classical Music on him. Lots of interesting points/coincidences. Copland was born in 1900 in...Brooklyn! Early in his career he incorporated jazz elements into his music. But, per Swafford, "By the 1930s Copland had established a solid reputation among the relatively few people who followed avant-garde music. But he began to be unhappy with his isolation from the mainstream. Stimulated by left-wing ideas that proliferated in America during the Deptression, he began to look for a style that would be closer to the people." And "Copland's most ambitious work for orchestra" was his...Third Symphony.
	11:29am Andrew Waterloo: Wow, Betty Harris, wow.
	11:32am Jeff Golick: @Andrew: I know, right? That's the FIRST SONG on the comp.; how are we supposed to keep going after that?
	11:41am northguineahills: Dangit, missed Yabby You....
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Sorry, @ngh! But hi all the same, @ngh!
	11:46am Jeff Golick: Here's your Beyonce trigger warning.
	11:48am Dean: Was thinking yesterday it'd be cool if a metal band covered "All the Single Ladies."
	11:50am Jeff Golick: That would be cool.
	11:51am glenn: say, this beyonce dame ain't bad.
	11:51am Jeff Golick: The production on this record is absurdly good.
	11:52am Jeff Golick: And yeah, she's a talent.
	11:55am annie: it was the first vocal i've ever heard of hers. a rose by any other name, i guess. if there are no labels, maybe we'll love more stuff, huh?
	🥁 11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...an Andy Williams sample - & some young woman universally desired reciting easy rhymes about her romantic troubles...it hasn't hit me yet - but it's on the Best Of lists of everyone in existence - so I guess it likely will...
	12:01pm glenn: love a giant dog. bigly.
	12:04pm glenn: thanx, j.g. good schtuff.
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @glenn. And farewell to labels is my resolution for 2017, @annie. Take care and thanks for being here, all!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: Oh, also? RIP Nat Hentoff.
	🥁 12:20pm Brian in UK: I got a copy of Lemonade out of the library (it was filed under L). Good, but fifty eight writers for every song? Nat Hentoff has been in my awareness since I can remember.

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