WFMU: The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from March 27, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:01am Phil: Wie gehts, Jeff?!
	12:02am tomasz.: morning Jeff. looking for some solid walk-to-work jams in this first set
	12:03am Jennifer_PNW: Good evening everyone.
	12:12am Jeff Conklin: Morning, all
	12:15am tomasz.: this is the stuff!
	12:28am Jennifer_PNW: I've tried to get into MV & EE before but couldn't. This track however encourages me to try again.
	12:29am Jeff Conklin: @Jen: So you go make coffee everytime I play them over the years?
	12:30am Eric Hat: Hey Jeff and all. Got the night off. So I can actually just lay back and listen...
	12:37am tuner fish: thanks for this rendition of st. stephen
	12:38am Jeff Conklin: This is the longest into to Stephen I've ever heard...almost 4 mnutes until the first verse.
	12:40am tuner fish: they are in top form here, that's for sure!
	12:40am Jennifer_PNW: @Jeff , No I make some Pu-erh tea. I can't have coffee this late at night.
	12:43am Jeff Conklin: @tuner: Agreed! @jennifer: gotcha, well, once you get into them, there's so much music to discover...
	12:44am Jeff Conklin: Quiet around here tonight....
	12:50am tomasz.: quite into this Grateful Dead track. is this how it starts?
	12:54am tuner fish: mickey and bill are on fire! it's like hearing two elvin jones's's's!
	12:56am ?: We are all making this great again and again and again. We oddballs have every right and obligation to fly the redwhiteblue union flag. Sing it Jerry!
	1:09am Dean: Just picked up Laura Nyro's Mother's Spiritual LP for four bucks, Mel Torme and George Shearing for two, and a Jorma K. CD for seven. Also on vinyl a Faure Requiem and a compilation of Delius work for pennies.
	1:14am Eric Hat: Reminds me of Albatross.
	1:18am Eric Hat: Sorry, the Fleetwood Mac track.
	1:21am blythest: hey jeff! beautiful florian fricke track. :) really into the prana crafter stuff you've played the past few shows!
	1:25am Jeff Conklin: @Dean: May have overpaid for that second thing ;)
	1:29am Scraps: Good pickup on Mother's Spiritual. Hard to find.
	1:32am Scraps: Which Delius? Which conductor? Really, really like Delius, with so many pieces are good
	1:33am Mike tp: star cut is amazing
	1:34am Eric Hat: Seriously
	1:36am Jeff Conklin: ISNT THIS SO GOOD????
	1:37am Dean: Hell, no! That Shearing record is really slick. I love Torff's work with Union. Nice to hear his earlier work. The Delius is at 2LP Unicorn-Kanchana LP from 1981 featuring Felicity Lott and Anthony Rolfe-Johnson, the Royal Philharmonic conducted by Eric Fenby: https://www.discogs.com/Delius-Felicity-Lott-Anthony-Rolfe-Johnson-Thomas-Allen-Julian-Lloyd-Webber-Ambrosian-Singers-The-Ro/release/3971529
	1:37am Eric Hat: I can't find it
	1:38am Eric Hat: The Citrine Dreams...
	1:40am Jeff Conklin: Thought you said Mel Torme??
	1:40am Jeff Conklin: @Eric: Not out yet ;)
	1:41am Dean: Big Delius fan here, too, Scraps. Hell, yes, Mel Torme. He and Shearing did a live thing in SF and they were all on fire.
	1:42am Dean: [Not sure why I keep saying, "Hell."]
	1:43am Jeff Conklin: Have I been mislead about Mel Torme all these years??
	1:43am Scraps: Some of that Delius I don't have, in any form. Neat. Unicorn Kanchana is very reliable, in my experience
	1:45am Scraps: Boy, I like Torme's voice. And with Shearing they are pretty neat.
	1:49am Scraps: Boy, I like this.
	1:49am Scraps: Boy is my Hell, apparently
	1:51am Dean: Prob'ly. Torme is the quintessential lounge singer, for sure. But he is really good.
	1:52am Eric Hat: Yeah!!!
	1:53am Eric Hat: I know I've heard this Glenn-Copeland tack
	1:53am Aitch: Very gentle tonight Jeff?
	1:53am Scraps: Torme also writes and arranges. Versatile lounge singer
	1:54am Jeff Conklin: @Aitch: We got the rock out in the first set, you missed it.
	1:56am Dean: Torme wrote "Born to Be Blue." I mean, c'mon.
	1:56am Matt: Shades of Terry Riley!
	1:58am Aitch: Time change Jeff, came in late, will re-do tomorrow. This is really nice.
	2:00am Scraps: Torme also played drums.
	2:00am zehr: Well I guess it's time to finally visit that Copy of the first Bev Copeland record I grabbed on a large thrift pull a few years back...just need to find it first.
	2:05am Dean: dee aird(uh) oond eech zich aeenz
	2:11am Jennifer_PNW: Beautiful recording!
	8:15am CoffeeWorks Steve: Dig your show here inSacramento .Have a? Band from Chicago Friend of the Dead played Family Dog back in the day?

The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from March 27, 2017

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Unstuck in time, The Avant Ghetto wanders through heavy folk, pastoral noise, spiritual rock, harsh jazz and other dimly lit corners of the universe.

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March 27, 2017: Live Joan Shelley Performance
Fresh off a string of shows opening for Wilco, Shelley and guitarist Nathan Salsburg laid down five easy pieces in WFMU's Studio B, Recorded and edited by Irene Trudel.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Crystal Syphon	Are You Dead Yet "Are You Dead Yet" by "Crystal Syphon"	Family Evil	Roaratorio	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Northwest Company	Hard to Cry "Hard to Cry" by "Northwest Company"	7"	Ugly Pop	0:02:26 (Pop-up)
Bent Wind	Going to the City "Going to the City" by "Bent Wind"	Sussex	Ugly Pop	0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Mother Tucker's Yellow Duck	Someone Thinks	Home Grown Stuff	Capitol	0:08:22 (Pop-up)
Green	Where Have I Been "Where Have I Been" by "Green"	Green	ATCO	0:11:28 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Walk On "Walk On" by "Neil Young"	45	Reprise	0:14:37 (Pop-up)
MV & EE with The Golden Road	Home Comfort -> Common Ground	Supply Room Caned (Baked): Live at the Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar, Charlottesville, VA 7/16/12	Child of Microtones	0:17:49 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	St. Stephen -> The Eleven	University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 4/13/69	Bootsville	0:34:46 (Pop-up)
Mountain Bus	Rosalie "Rosalie" by "Mountain Bus"	Sundance	Out-Sider	0:55:42 (Pop-up)

Prana Crafter	At Agartha's Gate "At Agartha's Gate" by "Prana Crafter"	MindStreamBlessing	Eiderdown Records	1:11:13 (Pop-up)
Florian Fricke	Song of the Earth "Song of the Earth" by "Florian Fricke"	Die Erde Und Ich Sind Eins	Lorck Publication München	1:14:32 (Pop-up)
Starbirthed	It Could Only Be "It Could Only Be" by "Starbirthed"	Citrine Dreams		1:22:31 (Pop-up)
Brother Ah	Inner Voice "Inner Voice" by "Brother Ah"	Divine Music	Manufactured Recordings	1:37:29 (Pop-up)
Beverly Glenn-Copeland	Ever New "Ever New" by "Beverly Glenn-Copeland"	Keyboard Fantasies	Invisible City Editions	1:51:29 (Pop-up)

Joan Shelley	We'd Be Home "We'd Be Home" by "Joan Shelley"	Live at WFMU		2:06:09 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Brighter Than the Blues	Live at WFMU		2:08:32 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Stay On My Shore "Stay On My Shore" by "Joan Shelley"	Live at WFMU		2:12:50 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Where I'll Find You "Where I'll Find You" by "Joan Shelley"	Live at WFMU		2:17:25 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Wine and Honey "Wine and Honey" by "Joan Shelley"	Live at WFMU		2:20:47 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley Interview	"Joan Shelley Interview"			2:25:16 (Pop-up)
Wooden Wand	One Can Only Love "One Can Only Love" by "Wooden Wand"	Clipper Ship	Three Lobed	2:40:18 (Pop-up)
Joost Dijkema	Maintenance "Maintenance" by "Joost Dijkema"	Sacred Revelations	Twin Dimension	2:49:18 (Pop-up)
Michael Hurley	Eyes Eyes "Eyes Eyes" by "Michael Hurley"	Redbirds at Folk City	Feeding Tube	2:55:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01am Phil: Wie gehts, Jeff?!
	12:02am tomasz.: morning Jeff. looking for some solid walk-to-work jams in this first set
	12:03am Jennifer_PNW: Good evening everyone.
	12:12am Jeff Conklin: Morning, all
	12:15am tomasz.: this is the stuff!
	12:28am Jennifer_PNW: I've tried to get into MV & EE before but couldn't. This track however encourages me to try again.
	12:29am Jeff Conklin: @Jen: So you go make coffee everytime I play them over the years?
	12:30am Eric Hat: Hey Jeff and all. Got the night off. So I can actually just lay back and listen...
	12:37am tuner fish: thanks for this rendition of st. stephen
	12:38am Jeff Conklin: This is the longest into to Stephen I've ever heard...almost 4 mnutes until the first verse.
	12:40am tuner fish: they are in top form here, that's for sure!
	12:40am Jennifer_PNW: @Jeff , No I make some Pu-erh tea. I can't have coffee this late at night.
	12:43am Jeff Conklin: @tuner: Agreed! @jennifer: gotcha, well, once you get into them, there's so much music to discover...
	12:44am Jeff Conklin: Quiet around here tonight....
	12:50am tomasz.: quite into this Grateful Dead track. is this how it starts?
	12:54am tuner fish: mickey and bill are on fire! it's like hearing two elvin jones's's's!
	12:56am ?: We are all making this great again and again and again. We oddballs have every right and obligation to fly the redwhiteblue union flag. Sing it Jerry!
	1:09am Dean: Just picked up Laura Nyro's Mother's Spiritual LP for four bucks, Mel Torme and George Shearing for two, and a Jorma K. CD for seven. Also on vinyl a Faure Requiem and a compilation of Delius work for pennies.
	1:14am Eric Hat: Reminds me of Albatross.
	1:18am Eric Hat: Sorry, the Fleetwood Mac track.
	1:21am blythest: hey jeff! beautiful florian fricke track. :) really into the prana crafter stuff you've played the past few shows!
	1:25am Jeff Conklin: @Dean: May have overpaid for that second thing ;)
	1:29am Scraps: Good pickup on Mother's Spiritual. Hard to find.
	1:32am Scraps: Which Delius? Which conductor? Really, really like Delius, with so many pieces are good
	1:33am Mike tp: star cut is amazing
	1:34am Eric Hat: Seriously
	1:36am Jeff Conklin: ISNT THIS SO GOOD????
	1:37am Dean: Hell, no! That Shearing record is really slick. I love Torff's work with Union. Nice to hear his earlier work. The Delius is at 2LP Unicorn-Kanchana LP from 1981 featuring Felicity Lott and Anthony Rolfe-Johnson, the Royal Philharmonic conducted by Eric Fenby: https://www.discogs.com/Delius-Felicity-Lott-Anthony-Rolfe-Johnson-Thomas-Allen-Julian-Lloyd-Webber-Ambrosian-Singers-The-Ro/release/3971529
	1:37am Eric Hat: I can't find it
	1:38am Eric Hat: The Citrine Dreams...
	1:40am Jeff Conklin: Thought you said Mel Torme??
	1:40am Jeff Conklin: @Eric: Not out yet ;)
	1:41am Dean: Big Delius fan here, too, Scraps. Hell, yes, Mel Torme. He and Shearing did a live thing in SF and they were all on fire.
	1:42am Dean: [Not sure why I keep saying, "Hell."]
	1:43am Jeff Conklin: Have I been mislead about Mel Torme all these years??
	1:43am Scraps: Some of that Delius I don't have, in any form. Neat. Unicorn Kanchana is very reliable, in my experience
	1:45am Scraps: Boy, I like Torme's voice. And with Shearing they are pretty neat.
	1:49am Scraps: Boy, I like this.
	1:49am Scraps: Boy is my Hell, apparently
	1:51am Dean: Prob'ly. Torme is the quintessential lounge singer, for sure. But he is really good.
	1:52am Eric Hat: Yeah!!!
	1:53am Eric Hat: I know I've heard this Glenn-Copeland tack
	1:53am Aitch: Very gentle tonight Jeff?
	1:53am Scraps: Torme also writes and arranges. Versatile lounge singer
	1:54am Jeff Conklin: @Aitch: We got the rock out in the first set, you missed it.
	1:56am Dean: Torme wrote "Born to Be Blue." I mean, c'mon.
	1:56am Matt: Shades of Terry Riley!
	1:58am Aitch: Time change Jeff, came in late, will re-do tomorrow. This is really nice.
	2:00am Scraps: Torme also played drums.
	2:00am zehr: Well I guess it's time to finally visit that Copy of the first Bev Copeland record I grabbed on a large thrift pull a few years back...just need to find it first.
	2:05am Dean: dee aird(uh) oond eech zich aeenz
	2:11am Jennifer_PNW: Beautiful recording!
	8:15am CoffeeWorks Steve: Dig your show here inSacramento .Have a? Band from Chicago Friend of the Dead played Family Dog back in the day?

The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from March 27, 2017

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