WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from January 19, 2017

Listener comments!
	📉 10:01pm hyde: hi
	10:01pm Little Danny: Helllooo hyde!
	10:02pm geezerette: Evening Danny,hyde, all!
	10:02pm Flash Strap: time to take off and get cool just here for a few minutos, LD but savoring every second i get
	10:06pm Little Danny: Hi geez & Flash! Incredible ER tonight, Evan
	10:06pm Flash Strap: danke schoen brother Danny
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: hello Little D, brethren, sistren ...other creatures
	10:08pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Hi Danny and all, what a way to open up the show!!! Suns out down here and its 2 pm, perfect for diggin Latin
	10:08pm Little Danny: Coel! Welcome, friend
	10:08pm melinda: hi all
	10:08pm Little Danny: Pete, right on time brother!
	10:09pm Little Danny: It's Melinda! The party begins
	10:09pm Scraps: h'lo everyb'dy. I'm home, after a time of locking out of my house. whee.
	10:10pm melinda: Glad you're back in, Scraps!
	10:10pm Little Danny: Hi Scraps, welcome! Did you get in through a window?
	10:11pm Little Danny: I can't tell y'all how much it means to be surrounded by my radio family in these ominous times. So, thanks!
	10:11pm Scraps: Nope. I waited till someone else who had keys showed up.
	10:12pm Scraps: Actually, I waited at my parents place, so it wasn't too bad
	10:12pm Flash Strap: damn this TRACK
	📉 10:13pm hyde: i have apparently once again turned up my stereo as loud as it can go
	10:13pm Little Danny: That pleases me, hyde
	10:14pm Scraps: Wow, i can't do that (turn up the stereo as high as it will go, i mean)
	📉 10:15pm hyde: @Scraps i live in Nowheresville
	10:16pm melinda: @Danny: I feel the same way. Tomorrow and Saturday while others are marching or inaugurating I will be puttering and listening to FMU.
	10:17pm Scraps: Nice, sometimes
	10:17pm Little Danny: I can't remember the last time I really cranked the home stereo
	10:19pm Little Danny: hyde, how nowhere is your nowheresville? Can you beat my isolated town of ca. 2000 people?
	10:20pm melinda: My home stereo has been blinky for years, one of my resolutions is to get a new receiver and set up my turntable. I know hardly anything about stereo systems so I have put it off.
	📉 10:28pm hyde: @LD ha, no. my Nowheresville for now is Woodstock. NY. which though i have no totally closeby neighbors, is still the overcrowded Northeast ;)
	10:38pm Scraps: mmmm, kona koasters
	10:38pm Little Danny: Thanks hyde, I don't know why I got weirdly competitive about nowhere towns. Woodstock is in a beautiful area either way
	10:40pm melinda: Dig the Gueneca.
	10:41pm melinda: Being in a nowhere town can be rough.
	10:42pm Scraps: Kris Holmes sounds like he lives in a very small area. Though I dunno, maybe I'm wrong and he lives in Abilene or something
	10:43pm melinda: Marathon is tiny, yes.
	10:43pm Little Danny: Oh, Kris lives in Marathon which is incredibly small and isolated. Though weirdly close (60 miles) to me here in Marfa. I think Marathon has a population of like 400 or so people
	10:43pm Scraps: Ah! Thanks
	10:46pm melinda: I lived in a town of 500 or so in VT. It was an interesting experience of community but I'm glad I no longer live there.
	10:48pm Little Danny: Melinda, I bet! The daily social life of small towns is so pressurized
	10:48pm Dano59: top of the set has been groovy so far ... soundtracking: night in the city, a train clacking past, zoom in on two lovers on the platform, and musicians off in a corner, before parting ways after a gig, breaking out their instruments and busking. And the next train comes ...
	10:48pm MrFab: Small towns? But...what about record stores?!
	10:49pm Dano59: greater woofstock must have record stores.
	10:49pm Little Danny: Hi Dano59! Love that visualization. Funny, trains seem to work their way into a lot of my escapist reveries
	10:50pm Scraps: I'm a very very city boy. I hate living even in a suburb, let alone a far out suburb. New York would be perfect, if I could afford to live there
	10:50pm Dano59: don't ask what happens next. i was just making pictures.
	10:50pm Doug Schulkind: Never heard this gem before. Yowza!
	10:51pm Little Danny: Hi MrFab! It's pretty bleak here, though the aforementioned Kris Holmes recently scored in a big way in one of the shittiest record stores on the planet in nearby Alpine
	10:52pm melinda: Small town life means online shopping. And a lot of driving to bigger towns. I had visions of being closer to nature, which was a positive feature of being small town/rural, but having to drive a lot seems anti-nature.
	10:52pm Little Danny: Hi Doug, it brings me pleasure to have played that for you!
	10:52pm Dano59: the only city things I crave are culture, and anonymity. a small college city affords me much of the former, but not enough of the latter.
	10:52pm Little Danny: @melinda, exactly!
	10:53pm Scraps: The internet must be a godsend, mostly, to very small towns & music
	10:53pm Little Danny: Listener poll: what's the population of your town/city? I'm around 2,000.
	📉 10:53pm hyde: bedtime for me, my friends. enjoy.
	10:54pm Dano59: agreed @scraps... if used properly, and in moderation... night hyde
	10:54pm Little Danny: Oh man Scraps is it ever. I don't think I'd be able to do it otherwise
	10:54pm Scraps: Yeah, melinda, and I don't drive (and can't drive now)
	10:55pm melinda: I think small college cities are about my speed. I had childhood dreams of living in NYC but after several years in a college town of about 60,000 I realized it suited me well.
	10:55pm Dano59: I'm not sure of my current village's population, but Ithaca where I work is over 30K year-round, maybe 55K when schools are in session.
	10:56pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Love that Gerald Wilson track Danny, there was a fantastic interview with him on Marfra KRTS a couple of years ago, too bad not archived, The Jazz show Wednesday night 8 to 9 m, west Texas Jazz. Sent me hunting more of his fantastic sophisticated output. Realy diggin this set, Latin and faux Latin! !
	10:56pm Dano59: Home in Horseheads is 10,000 or less, is my guess
	10:56pm melinda: Night hyde! My town is about 65,000, metro area 230,000-ish.
	10:57pm Dano59: 2,000 is more my speed! and culture less than an hour away, 2 for larger cities
	10:57pm Dano59: and bunnies in the yard.
	10:58pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Yep amen on that Melbourne Australia is 4 million, and a total rat race
	10:58pm Scraps: I'm in Snohomish County, no city. Basically, a suburb of Everett (100,000), which is a suburb of Seattle. Too far away
	10:59pm geezerette: Been away, dug the Cozy Cole. Cr-a-a-azy!
	11:00pm coelacanth: Yes! This!
	11:00pm Doug Schulkind: It's a perpetual pleasure motion machine, Little Danny! Not that there's anything wrong with that.
	11:01pm Dano59: snohomish? not far from Twin Peaks?
	11:01pm melinda: Ithaca is a pretty town.
	11:01pm MrFab: Heh, "Conga Twist's initial melody is very similar to Joy Division's "Isolation." Coincidence?!
	11:01pm geezerette: It's aerobic!
	11:02pm MrFab: Oh, and LA county's population is around 10 million. Last time I counted.
	11:03pm Dano59: ithaca is pretty full of itself. but yes, @melinda, gorges, as they say. big city stuff creeping in, hotels, high cost of living, too much traffic... the tradeoff for all the pluses. One of the best local music scenes in the country, is the big one for me.
	11:04pm Doug Schulkind: That's 8-11am, central time, buddy!
	11:04pm geezerette: Gerald Wilson was an elegant guy.
	11:05pm Dano59: Gerald was one of the cats playing on the train platform of my mind.
	11:06pm Scraps: Dano59: yep. Don't care it, but Forks was much, much worse, as far as television shows set in Washington go
	11:06pm Scraps: Don't care FOR it
	11:07pm geezerette: How perfect, Dano. :)
	11:08pm Dano59: hmmm ... took me more than 20 years to truly get Twin Peaks. -- will have to mull on some trivia - TV shows set in Seattle or WA.
	11:08pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Gerald Wilson's Viva Tirado is a must listen for everybody, and yep he was a real gentleman
	11:09pm Scraps: Well, I don't care for any of Lynch's stuff
	11:10pm Dano59: I've been to the double-vision waterfall, ,,, what, not even The Straight Story? his most unLynchian film.
	11:10pm Scraps: Haven't seen that
	11:12pm melinda: I like the Straight Story but can't get into his other stuff, though I've tried.@Scraps: you'd never know it's a David Lynch film if his name weren't attached to it.
	11:12pm Dano59: Richard Farnsworth. Heartland drama. Weirdness factor: 0
	11:12pm geezerette: Hey Pete! And everyone!
	11:12pm Little Danny: Fascinating to hear about everybody's places of residence and the populations therein. Way more metro than I woulda guessed
	11:13pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Hi geezerette
	11:14pm Little Danny: @Pete: I will never tire of "Viva Tirado." Another composition that covers well
	11:14pm Little Danny: New season of Twin Peaks in May 2017!
	11:15pm Dano59: Danny, you being in Marfa was a surprise for me! I've seen a lotta small Texas towns ... Edam was a good one. Texas is a good cross-cultural melting pot, if only geographically ... Tex-Mex wouldn't exist without German immigrants bringing accordions...
	11:15pm Scraps: @melinda, @Dano59, Hmm. Mostly I don't watch movies anymore, but that interests me....
	11:16pm Dano59: yes indeed. I'm glad it isn't this month as previously teased! Gives me time to free my schedule.
	11:16pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: You bet Danny, did you ever here that interview with Wilson, just before he died? Really nice and showed what a talented and warm person he was. Love El Chicanos version of Tirado!! A Todo Madre
	11:16pm melinda: Bonus feature of the Straight Story: Harry Dean Stanton shows up at the end.
	11:17pm Dano59: it's the one Lynch movie if you hate Lynch movies.
	11:19pm Little Danny: @Dano59: totally! When I used to live in Austin I loved just driving around the small towns of central Texas on the weekends, taking photos and looking for records and fun vintage stuff
	11:20pm Dano59: i think you could mash up Edgar Winter's Frankenstein with the first part of this record...
	11:20pm Little Danny: @Pete: never heard that interview, alas
	11:22pm Little Danny: I can almost hear that now Dano
	11:23pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Danny, try and retrieve it from my HD think I captured it, and mp3 it, If I can try and send it to you, was on West Texas Jazz KRTS
	11:23pm Little Danny: Thanks Pete, that'd be so awesome
	11:26pm MrFab: Had no idea Gerald Wilson had an (inter)national rep. i think of him as a "local" - on staff at UCLA I think? Appearing at local festivals, etc.
	11:26pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: See what I can do, was a nice interviw, didnt catch the start, but pretty sure I got most of it,will try to find it latter if its still on the HD
	11:29pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: MrFab: He had a long arranging career and sessions etc, married a Mexican woman and think may have lived in Mexico for a while, also fed his Latin, and Mexican cultural intrests, made some very nice records
	11:30pm Scraps: I have Wilson on Mosaic, which is some international fame, I guess
	11:35pm coelacanth∅: to answer your question asked earlier, Danny, "population 5647".
	11:36pm geezerette: Gerald Wilson taught an Introduction to Jazz class for years in LA. You had to be punctual and then listen...to the great Jazz bands, solo performers,small groups,everything that LA was rich in. Pretty great. I think he gave everyone an A. He was developing the future audience as well as exposing young musicians to possible mentors,good work habits,etc. Generous,funny,brilliant guy.
	11:37pm geezerette: Auditing was encouraged.
	11:41pm Little Danny: @geez: wow! that's so cool
	11:42pm geezerette: I meant to say the musicians performed live.
	11:43pm geezerette: Yes,very cool.
	11:44pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Wow geezerette: great story on Gerald W,and yep "Generous,funny,brilliant guy." certainly comes across very strongly.
	11:45pm Scraps: There's a long interview of Wilson: www.allaboutjazz.com...
	11:47pm Little Danny: Sweet, thank you Scraps
	11:49pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Yep thanks as well Scraps: gonna check out that link Great and fascinating show again, thanks Danny and night ( well its arfternoon here!) everyone
	11:51pm geezerette: Thanks Scraps! Night Pete!
	11:52pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Night geezerette: havre to discuss classic 50's n 60's Brit films again sometime
	11:53pm geezerette: for sure. :)
	11:54pm geezerette: Thanks again Little Danny!
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: this set is my jam! -esp Charles Brown. ...'reminds me too, Danny i listened to quite a lot of Pee Wee Crayton since last week and loved every second. i recognised a few of the songs too...i had him stored in my brain as "pee wee clayton". - not much of his stuff is like Mose, after all. ...more standard bluesish - which is fine with me.
	11:57pm Dano59: wish beware of the blog were still active to give a home to that Wilson radio interview
	11:57pm Little Danny: Thank you geez, have a good night friend!
	11:58pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Hey Danny, have you checked out Percy Mayfields 60's and early 70's sides? On Ray Charles Tangerine label, 'I could never be President' etc Some feature the sensational Johnny Guitar Watson and yep Pee Wee Crayton, killer artist, 'The Telephone is Ringing' from 57 or so is a fantastic 45!!
	11:58pm Dano59: this has been an instructive jazz and film night... speaking volumes of goodness
	11:58pm Little Danny: @coel: a coupla tracks in this set came outta the Mose Allison/Pee Wee Crayton discussion from last week. Also, thanks!
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! have a great weekend
	12:01am Scraps deSelby: Thank you!
	12:05am Dano59: night everyone, thank God for FMU indeed ... be good to each other
	12:06am coelacanth∅: aw, gee! i do love me some Charlie Brown - ever since Chuck Berry turned me onto him when i was about 9.
	12:06am Little Danny: Much love to y'all! Good night friends

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from January 19, 2017

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January 19, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Randy Carlos	Take Off "Take Off" by "Randy Carlos"	7" 45
Chano Martinez Sextet	Gunga Din "Gunga Din" by "Chano Martinez Sextet"	A Bailar Señores	0:03:07 (Pop-up)
Conte Candoli, Wild Bill Davis, Frank Morgan and Machito's Rhythm Section	Bernie's Tune	Afro-Cool EP	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Owens & Group featuring Kaino	El Frejoles (The Bean)	7" 45	0:11:03 (Pop-up)
The Gypsy Trio	Fatmae-Fatmae (Oriental One-step)	7" 45	0:13:52 (Pop-up)
Musci & Venosta	Rackrailway to...	Urban & Tribal Portraits	0:16:24 (Pop-up)
Piero Umiliani	Stella del Sud (Southern Star)	La Ragazza Dalla Pelle di Luna OST	0:20:33 (Pop-up)
The New Phoenix	Give to Me Your Love	7" 45	0:23:16 (Pop-up)
Teatro Negro De Praga	Distanciamiento	Tensión: Spanish Experimental Underground 1980-1985	0:26:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	welcome to the club "welcome to the club"		0:27:51 (Pop-up)
Johnny Spencer and the Kona Koasters	s'Pacifica	s'Pacifica	0:37:14 (Pop-up)
The Typhoons	Gueneca "Gueneca" by "The Typhoons"	7" 45	0:39:12 (Pop-up)
Dutton Percussion Trio	Tequila "Tequila" by "Dutton Percussion Trio"	7" 45	0:41:48 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Gillespie	Swing Low Sweet Cadillac	Dizzy Gillespie Vol. 6 1951-52	0:44:23 (Pop-up)
Gerald Wilson and His Orchestra	Mambo Mexicana	Progressive Sounds by Gerald Wilson	0:47:02 (Pop-up)
Champ Butler (with the Charley Raye Sextet)	Border Town	7" 45	0:51:31 (Pop-up)
Cozy Cole	Cozy's Mambo "Cozy's Mambo" by "Cozy Cole"	7" 45	0:53:54 (Pop-up)
Revels	Conga Twist "Conga Twist" by "Revels"	7" 45	0:58:15 (Pop-up)
Victor Green	Creole Girl "Creole Girl" by "Victor Green"	7" 45	0:58:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	the wide open "the wide open"		1:00:55 (Pop-up)
Raamlaxman	Instrumental Music "Instrumental Music" by "Raamlaxman"	Hum Se Hai Zamana	1:08:07 (Pop-up)
Roger Davy	Poursuite Dans la Nuit	Cosmic Future Groove Vol. 2: Spaced Out Disco and Funkified Electronic Themes 1973–1983	1:12:13 (Pop-up)
Dexter Wansel	Life On Mars "Life On Mars" by "Dexter Wansel"	Life On Mars	1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Jimmy McGriff	Deb Sombo "Deb Sombo" by "Jimmy McGriff"	Something to Listen To	1:20:37 (Pop-up)
Executive Jam	I'm Into Your Love "I'm Into Your Love" by "Executive Jam"	7" 45	1:28:06 (Pop-up)
Scacy & The Sound Service	Sunshine Pts. 1 & 2	7" 45	1:31:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	jungle speaks "jungle speaks"		1:36:12 (Pop-up)
Delores Johnson	Give Me Your Love	7" 45	1:41:02 (Pop-up)
Charles Brown	Repentance Blues "Repentance Blues" by "Charles Brown"	10" 78	1:42:36 (Pop-up)
King Cole Trio	Katusha "Katusha" by "King Cole Trio"	The Complete Capitol Recordings Of The Nat King Cole Trio, Vol.2	1:46:28 (Pop-up)
Andre Williams (Mr. Rhythm) with Music under the Direction of Joe Weaver	Mozelle	7" 45	1:48:56 (Pop-up)
Percy Mayfield	Loose Lips "Loose Lips" by "Percy Mayfield"	7" 45	1:51:51 (Pop-up)
Hank Bagby and His Soultet	Bye Bye Bye	7" 45	1:54:01 (Pop-up)
Johnny Walker Trio	The Purple Jellybean	7" 45	1:56:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	isle of somewhere "isle of somewhere"		1:59:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	📉 10:01pm hyde: hi
	10:01pm Little Danny: Helllooo hyde!
	10:02pm geezerette: Evening Danny,hyde, all!
	10:02pm Flash Strap: time to take off and get cool just here for a few minutos, LD but savoring every second i get
	10:06pm Little Danny: Hi geez & Flash! Incredible ER tonight, Evan
	10:06pm Flash Strap: danke schoen brother Danny
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: hello Little D, brethren, sistren ...other creatures
	10:08pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Hi Danny and all, what a way to open up the show!!! Suns out down here and its 2 pm, perfect for diggin Latin
	10:08pm Little Danny: Coel! Welcome, friend
	10:08pm melinda: hi all
	10:08pm Little Danny: Pete, right on time brother!
	10:09pm Little Danny: It's Melinda! The party begins
	10:09pm Scraps: h'lo everyb'dy. I'm home, after a time of locking out of my house. whee.
	10:10pm melinda: Glad you're back in, Scraps!
	10:10pm Little Danny: Hi Scraps, welcome! Did you get in through a window?
	10:11pm Little Danny: I can't tell y'all how much it means to be surrounded by my radio family in these ominous times. So, thanks!
	10:11pm Scraps: Nope. I waited till someone else who had keys showed up.
	10:12pm Scraps: Actually, I waited at my parents place, so it wasn't too bad
	10:12pm Flash Strap: damn this TRACK
	📉 10:13pm hyde: i have apparently once again turned up my stereo as loud as it can go
	10:13pm Little Danny: That pleases me, hyde
	10:14pm Scraps: Wow, i can't do that (turn up the stereo as high as it will go, i mean)
	📉 10:15pm hyde: @Scraps i live in Nowheresville
	10:16pm melinda: @Danny: I feel the same way. Tomorrow and Saturday while others are marching or inaugurating I will be puttering and listening to FMU.
	10:17pm Scraps: Nice, sometimes
	10:17pm Little Danny: I can't remember the last time I really cranked the home stereo
	10:19pm Little Danny: hyde, how nowhere is your nowheresville? Can you beat my isolated town of ca. 2000 people?
	10:20pm melinda: My home stereo has been blinky for years, one of my resolutions is to get a new receiver and set up my turntable. I know hardly anything about stereo systems so I have put it off.
	📉 10:28pm hyde: @LD ha, no. my Nowheresville for now is Woodstock. NY. which though i have no totally closeby neighbors, is still the overcrowded Northeast ;)
	10:38pm Scraps: mmmm, kona koasters
	10:38pm Little Danny: Thanks hyde, I don't know why I got weirdly competitive about nowhere towns. Woodstock is in a beautiful area either way
	10:40pm melinda: Dig the Gueneca.
	10:41pm melinda: Being in a nowhere town can be rough.
	10:42pm Scraps: Kris Holmes sounds like he lives in a very small area. Though I dunno, maybe I'm wrong and he lives in Abilene or something
	10:43pm melinda: Marathon is tiny, yes.
	10:43pm Little Danny: Oh, Kris lives in Marathon which is incredibly small and isolated. Though weirdly close (60 miles) to me here in Marfa. I think Marathon has a population of like 400 or so people
	10:43pm Scraps: Ah! Thanks
	10:46pm melinda: I lived in a town of 500 or so in VT. It was an interesting experience of community but I'm glad I no longer live there.
	10:48pm Little Danny: Melinda, I bet! The daily social life of small towns is so pressurized
	10:48pm Dano59: top of the set has been groovy so far ... soundtracking: night in the city, a train clacking past, zoom in on two lovers on the platform, and musicians off in a corner, before parting ways after a gig, breaking out their instruments and busking. And the next train comes ...
	10:48pm MrFab: Small towns? But...what about record stores?!
	10:49pm Dano59: greater woofstock must have record stores.
	10:49pm Little Danny: Hi Dano59! Love that visualization. Funny, trains seem to work their way into a lot of my escapist reveries
	10:50pm Scraps: I'm a very very city boy. I hate living even in a suburb, let alone a far out suburb. New York would be perfect, if I could afford to live there
	10:50pm Dano59: don't ask what happens next. i was just making pictures.
	10:50pm Doug Schulkind: Never heard this gem before. Yowza!
	10:51pm Little Danny: Hi MrFab! It's pretty bleak here, though the aforementioned Kris Holmes recently scored in a big way in one of the shittiest record stores on the planet in nearby Alpine
	10:52pm melinda: Small town life means online shopping. And a lot of driving to bigger towns. I had visions of being closer to nature, which was a positive feature of being small town/rural, but having to drive a lot seems anti-nature.
	10:52pm Little Danny: Hi Doug, it brings me pleasure to have played that for you!
	10:52pm Dano59: the only city things I crave are culture, and anonymity. a small college city affords me much of the former, but not enough of the latter.
	10:52pm Little Danny: @melinda, exactly!
	10:53pm Scraps: The internet must be a godsend, mostly, to very small towns & music
	10:53pm Little Danny: Listener poll: what's the population of your town/city? I'm around 2,000.
	📉 10:53pm hyde: bedtime for me, my friends. enjoy.
	10:54pm Dano59: agreed @scraps... if used properly, and in moderation... night hyde
	10:54pm Little Danny: Oh man Scraps is it ever. I don't think I'd be able to do it otherwise
	10:54pm Scraps: Yeah, melinda, and I don't drive (and can't drive now)
	10:55pm melinda: I think small college cities are about my speed. I had childhood dreams of living in NYC but after several years in a college town of about 60,000 I realized it suited me well.
	10:55pm Dano59: I'm not sure of my current village's population, but Ithaca where I work is over 30K year-round, maybe 55K when schools are in session.
	10:56pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Love that Gerald Wilson track Danny, there was a fantastic interview with him on Marfra KRTS a couple of years ago, too bad not archived, The Jazz show Wednesday night 8 to 9 m, west Texas Jazz. Sent me hunting more of his fantastic sophisticated output. Realy diggin this set, Latin and faux Latin! !
	10:56pm Dano59: Home in Horseheads is 10,000 or less, is my guess
	10:56pm melinda: Night hyde! My town is about 65,000, metro area 230,000-ish.
	10:57pm Dano59: 2,000 is more my speed! and culture less than an hour away, 2 for larger cities
	10:57pm Dano59: and bunnies in the yard.
	10:58pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Yep amen on that Melbourne Australia is 4 million, and a total rat race
	10:58pm Scraps: I'm in Snohomish County, no city. Basically, a suburb of Everett (100,000), which is a suburb of Seattle. Too far away
	10:59pm geezerette: Been away, dug the Cozy Cole. Cr-a-a-azy!
	11:00pm coelacanth: Yes! This!
	11:00pm Doug Schulkind: It's a perpetual pleasure motion machine, Little Danny! Not that there's anything wrong with that.
	11:01pm Dano59: snohomish? not far from Twin Peaks?
	11:01pm melinda: Ithaca is a pretty town.
	11:01pm MrFab: Heh, "Conga Twist's initial melody is very similar to Joy Division's "Isolation." Coincidence?!
	11:01pm geezerette: It's aerobic!
	11:02pm MrFab: Oh, and LA county's population is around 10 million. Last time I counted.
	11:03pm Dano59: ithaca is pretty full of itself. but yes, @melinda, gorges, as they say. big city stuff creeping in, hotels, high cost of living, too much traffic... the tradeoff for all the pluses. One of the best local music scenes in the country, is the big one for me.
	11:04pm Doug Schulkind: That's 8-11am, central time, buddy!
	11:04pm geezerette: Gerald Wilson was an elegant guy.
	11:05pm Dano59: Gerald was one of the cats playing on the train platform of my mind.
	11:06pm Scraps: Dano59: yep. Don't care it, but Forks was much, much worse, as far as television shows set in Washington go
	11:06pm Scraps: Don't care FOR it
	11:07pm geezerette: How perfect, Dano. :)
	11:08pm Dano59: hmmm ... took me more than 20 years to truly get Twin Peaks. -- will have to mull on some trivia - TV shows set in Seattle or WA.
	11:08pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Gerald Wilson's Viva Tirado is a must listen for everybody, and yep he was a real gentleman
	11:09pm Scraps: Well, I don't care for any of Lynch's stuff
	11:10pm Dano59: I've been to the double-vision waterfall, ,,, what, not even The Straight Story? his most unLynchian film.
	11:10pm Scraps: Haven't seen that
	11:12pm melinda: I like the Straight Story but can't get into his other stuff, though I've tried.@Scraps: you'd never know it's a David Lynch film if his name weren't attached to it.
	11:12pm Dano59: Richard Farnsworth. Heartland drama. Weirdness factor: 0
	11:12pm geezerette: Hey Pete! And everyone!
	11:12pm Little Danny: Fascinating to hear about everybody's places of residence and the populations therein. Way more metro than I woulda guessed
	11:13pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Hi geezerette
	11:14pm Little Danny: @Pete: I will never tire of "Viva Tirado." Another composition that covers well
	11:14pm Little Danny: New season of Twin Peaks in May 2017!
	11:15pm Dano59: Danny, you being in Marfa was a surprise for me! I've seen a lotta small Texas towns ... Edam was a good one. Texas is a good cross-cultural melting pot, if only geographically ... Tex-Mex wouldn't exist without German immigrants bringing accordions...
	11:15pm Scraps: @melinda, @Dano59, Hmm. Mostly I don't watch movies anymore, but that interests me....
	11:16pm Dano59: yes indeed. I'm glad it isn't this month as previously teased! Gives me time to free my schedule.
	11:16pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: You bet Danny, did you ever here that interview with Wilson, just before he died? Really nice and showed what a talented and warm person he was. Love El Chicanos version of Tirado!! A Todo Madre
	11:16pm melinda: Bonus feature of the Straight Story: Harry Dean Stanton shows up at the end.
	11:17pm Dano59: it's the one Lynch movie if you hate Lynch movies.
	11:19pm Little Danny: @Dano59: totally! When I used to live in Austin I loved just driving around the small towns of central Texas on the weekends, taking photos and looking for records and fun vintage stuff
	11:20pm Dano59: i think you could mash up Edgar Winter's Frankenstein with the first part of this record...
	11:20pm Little Danny: @Pete: never heard that interview, alas
	11:22pm Little Danny: I can almost hear that now Dano
	11:23pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Danny, try and retrieve it from my HD think I captured it, and mp3 it, If I can try and send it to you, was on West Texas Jazz KRTS
	11:23pm Little Danny: Thanks Pete, that'd be so awesome
	11:26pm MrFab: Had no idea Gerald Wilson had an (inter)national rep. i think of him as a "local" - on staff at UCLA I think? Appearing at local festivals, etc.
	11:26pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: See what I can do, was a nice interviw, didnt catch the start, but pretty sure I got most of it,will try to find it latter if its still on the HD
	11:29pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: MrFab: He had a long arranging career and sessions etc, married a Mexican woman and think may have lived in Mexico for a while, also fed his Latin, and Mexican cultural intrests, made some very nice records
	11:30pm Scraps: I have Wilson on Mosaic, which is some international fame, I guess
	11:35pm coelacanth∅: to answer your question asked earlier, Danny, "population 5647".
	11:36pm geezerette: Gerald Wilson taught an Introduction to Jazz class for years in LA. You had to be punctual and then listen...to the great Jazz bands, solo performers,small groups,everything that LA was rich in. Pretty great. I think he gave everyone an A. He was developing the future audience as well as exposing young musicians to possible mentors,good work habits,etc. Generous,funny,brilliant guy.
	11:37pm geezerette: Auditing was encouraged.
	11:41pm Little Danny: @geez: wow! that's so cool
	11:42pm geezerette: I meant to say the musicians performed live.
	11:43pm geezerette: Yes,very cool.
	11:44pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Wow geezerette: great story on Gerald W,and yep "Generous,funny,brilliant guy." certainly comes across very strongly.
	11:45pm Scraps: There's a long interview of Wilson: www.allaboutjazz.com...
	11:47pm Little Danny: Sweet, thank you Scraps
	11:49pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Yep thanks as well Scraps: gonna check out that link Great and fascinating show again, thanks Danny and night ( well its arfternoon here!) everyone
	11:51pm geezerette: Thanks Scraps! Night Pete!
	11:52pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Night geezerette: havre to discuss classic 50's n 60's Brit films again sometime
	11:53pm geezerette: for sure. :)
	11:54pm geezerette: Thanks again Little Danny!
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: this set is my jam! -esp Charles Brown. ...'reminds me too, Danny i listened to quite a lot of Pee Wee Crayton since last week and loved every second. i recognised a few of the songs too...i had him stored in my brain as "pee wee clayton". - not much of his stuff is like Mose, after all. ...more standard bluesish - which is fine with me.
	11:57pm Dano59: wish beware of the blog were still active to give a home to that Wilson radio interview
	11:57pm Little Danny: Thank you geez, have a good night friend!
	11:58pm Pete from Melbourne Austraila: Hey Danny, have you checked out Percy Mayfields 60's and early 70's sides? On Ray Charles Tangerine label, 'I could never be President' etc Some feature the sensational Johnny Guitar Watson and yep Pee Wee Crayton, killer artist, 'The Telephone is Ringing' from 57 or so is a fantastic 45!!
	11:58pm Dano59: this has been an instructive jazz and film night... speaking volumes of goodness
	11:58pm Little Danny: @coel: a coupla tracks in this set came outta the Mose Allison/Pee Wee Crayton discussion from last week. Also, thanks!
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! have a great weekend
	12:01am Scraps deSelby: Thank you!
	12:05am Dano59: night everyone, thank God for FMU indeed ... be good to each other
	12:06am coelacanth∅: aw, gee! i do love me some Charlie Brown - ever since Chuck Berry turned me onto him when i was about 9.
	12:06am Little Danny: Much love to y'all! Good night friends

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from January 19, 2017

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