WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from July 3, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:03am Mike tp: God bless you.
	3:03am BEAVO: That's a badass linup of heavy hitters.
	3:04am mark r: Right back atcha, Mike. Yes, Beavo, that's the "Kind of Blue" band.
	3:06am BEAVO: One of the few gigs with Evans.
	3:07am BEAVO: Usually Red Garland or Wynton Kelly in that period.
	3:12am BEAVO: Too bad Miles wasn't in the Jazz on summers day Film at Newport.
	3:13am BEAVO: Also from '58
	3:17am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Mark!
	3:17am Smilty69: Great call with "Dreams." Thanks Mark R.
	3:28am mark r: Thought it might be cool to hear the live version for a change, Smitty. Morning, Guido!
	3:31am BEAVO: Of course the sitar on Paint it Black
	3:31am joeray: Good Morning ,Mark! Nice show start with Davis and the Allman Brothers Band! The Hampton Grease Band also played the Atlanta International Pop Festival, their killer set is available on YouTube.
	3:38am grace gold way: yesssssss
	3:39am mark r: Seriously, I'm having a lot of technical issues here. Every time I try to play a cassette, there's trouble. Then I'm having trouble reading these labels. Why don't you guys put numbers next to the track list on every album?! Jesus--it's like they're TRYING to make us make mistakes. Have mercy on the DJs, we're trying to HELP you.
	3:44am joeray: Cassettes are probably the worst format for a DJ to deal with when any special cueing is involved.
	3:44am Fuzzy: Playing cassettes on the radio -- hardcore, man.
	3:45am mark r: Didn't work out, Fuzzy. Never does. Worked in cue. Didn't work for real. Never again, I say.
	3:46am Fuzzy: I know too from experience -- cueing up cassettes is a real hit-or-miss thing. Too often it's a miss.
	3:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ode to L.A. While Thinking of Brian Jones, Deceased I’m a resident of a city They’ve just picked me to play the Prince of Denmark Poor Ophelia All those ghosts he never saw Floating to doom On an iron candle Come back, brave warrior Do the dive On another channel Hot buttered pool Where’s Marrakesh Under the falls the wild storm where savages fell out in late afternoon monsters of rhythm You’ve left your Nothing to compete w/ Silence I hope you went out Smiling Like a child Into the cool remnant of a dream The angel man w/ Serpents competing for his palms & fingers Finally claimed This benevolent Soul Ophelia Leaves, sodden in silk Chlorine dream mad stifled Witness The diving board, the plunge The pool You were a fighter a damask musky muse You were the bleached Sun for TV afternoon horned-toads maverick of a yellow spot Look now to where it’s got You in meat heaven w/ the cannibals & jews The gardener Found The body, rampant, Floating Lucky Stiff What is this green pale stuff You’re made of Poke holes in the goddess Skin Will he Stink Carried heavenward Thru the halls of music No Chance. Requiem for a heavy That smile That porky satyr’s leer has leaped upward into the loam Jim Morrison Los Angeles 1969 Brian Jones - Lived: Feb 28, 1942 - Jul 03, 1969 (age 27) Jim Morrison - Lived: Dec 08, 1943 - Jul 03, 1971 (age 27)
	4:00am mark r: Thanks for sharing that, Rev. "Porky satyr's leer..." such wonderfully perfect imagery.
	4:08am Scraps: Geri Allen is dead?? Oh man!
	4:11am Scraps: Only 60....
	4:57am Syl: San Francisco!
	4:57am Vincent Nifigance: I'm in Manchester, England.
	4:58am Vincent Nifigance: Been listening for nearly two hours, sorry for not raising my head above the parapet - I'm at work!
	4:58am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Mark, listening from Canada's Ocean Playground. NO, not Vancouver Island, but the isthmus of Nova Scotia.
	4:58am Scraps: Snohomish County, Washington
	4:58am Jay/London: hey mark am in London hampstead heath
	4:59am Guido from Cologne: Gil Evans! Unfortunately missed his late Concert in Cologne in the 80ies!
	4:59am C in Thailand: Hello, Mark! I'm listening from just outside of Bangkok. Enjoying the program... thank you!
	5:00am Darren: Good evening from Melbourne, Australia! Great show, as always.
	5:00am Guido from Cologne: "Nevada" was the label-tune for WDR-local-TV in the 1970ies.
	5:00am IFisher: It's not my home base, but today all ears in Seoul, South Korea
	5:01am mark r: Fascinating comments, welcome everybody, thanks so much for tuning in. It's very exciting to think of us beaming out to you all over the world!
	5:01am mark r: Seeing some new names I haven't seen before along with some old favorites, glad to have you all with us this a.m.
	5:02am Guido from Cologne: Here it is: an animation for WDR-TV from 1965 www.youtube.com... I never recognized until much later that I own the "soundtrack".
	5:04am IFisher: I'm a serial lurker. Love your show, Mark. I typically catch the last 45 minutes each week.
	5:05am mark r: Really cool, Guido--so that was on a European television station? IFIsher, glad you're enjoying, nice to have you with us!
	5:12am Guido from Cologne: WDR (Westdeutscher Runfunk), radio-Ty-Station in Cologne. Official TV used to be run by a union (ARD) of Country-based station, refecting the Federal strukture of the republic. WDR represents the North-Rhine-westphalia.
	5:13am mark r: Got it--cool. Our local news station in Detroit used to use the music from this one segment of "Cool Hand Luke" as their theme music every night.
	5:15am Guido from Cologne: WDR was pretty innovative at the time: Eductional programmes (also for immigrants), introduction of Sesame Street (even the US original), lots of culture, and quite a lot of Jazz and some Rock ("swinging in" series, find it on YouTube).
	5:16am joeray: @Guido:...and Stockhausen!
	5:18am Guido from Cologne: WDR Electronic Stuio !!! Yeees! World famous! Thanks 4 reminding me!
	5:18am Guido from Cologne: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:21am joeray: @Guido: Genius electronic music pioneers of Germany!!!
	5:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Soft 'Parade'. :)
	5:37am Santos L. Halper: Hi Mark. Strange but nice to wake up to your show (in a different time zone for a little while). Those cats last set could play fer sure. Haven't heard this one in a while...
	5:38am Guido from Cologne: THE SOFT MACHINE ?!?! :-) "The Soft Parade" I guess ..
	5:40am markr: OOPS! Add it to my list of mistakes tonight.
	5:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love thedoors (not shared w/ all FMUvians...) - but haven't heard this in a while - cheers!
	5:46am markr: This might be the first time I've played them on my show. Maybe one other time. Haven't listened to "The Soft Parade" in years. Sounded pretty good this morning. I think they were great, too, but they don't wear well. A little goes a long way. If I haven't heard them in a while, I always enjoy them, though. (1st album is the exception--I'm down for that one any time.)
	5:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah the 1st. A little more than average drink helps too :) ...
	5:49am Guido from Cologne: Thanks to the Doors' lyric book I became aware of some good humor in Morrison's song texts.
	5:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho' in their short time I don't think there's a bad album...not everyone agrees. Some people like BillyJoel - just wunna those things...
	5:52am markr: Yes, Rev--in keeping with the state of mind of the composer. And Guido, I agree--people take Jim too seriously. Especially Manzarek.
	5:54am Guido from Cologne: Right time to say: thanks for the beautiful morning show Mark!
	5:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I mean - you'd have his voice if you could. Didn't look too bad sometimes either...put on a pretty good show sometimes too I hear...
	5:55am pBerlin: i used to be so sick of LA Woman. but when you hear it now its absolutely great. really well constructed.
	5:56am markr: I've enjoyed being with you all tonight. Thanks for your patience through all the technical snafus. Have a great holiday, my fellow Americans, and to my friends around the world, have a wonderful week--see you next week!
	6:04am pBerlin: BBW yeah!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from July 3, 2017

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July 3, 2017: Mark's basement, late 70s...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Miles Davis	Ah-Leu-Cha "Ah-Leu-Cha" by "Miles Davis"	At Newport 1958	Columbia	2001	Recorded 7/3/58		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Allman Brothers Band	Dreams "Dreams" by "Allman Brothers Band"	Live at the Atlanta International Pop Festival	Epic/Legacy	2003	Recorded 7/3/70

Rolling Stones	Not Fade Away "Not Fade Away" by "Rolling Stones"	England's Newest Hitmakers	London	1964	Brian Jones (harmonica) d. 7/3/69
Rolling Stones	Lady Jane "Lady Jane" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath	London	1966	Brian Jones, dulcimer
Rolling Stones	Out of Time "Out of Time" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath (UK)	London	1966	Brian Jones, marimba
Rolling Stones	Paint It Black "Paint It Black" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath	London	1966	Brian Jones, sitar
Rolling Stones	Under My Thumb "Under My Thumb" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath (UK)	London	1966	Brian Jones, marimba
Rolling Stones	Ruby Tuesday "Ruby Tuesday" by "Rolling Stones"	Between the Buttons	London	1967	Brian Jones, recorder & piano
Rolling Stones	2000 Light Years From Home	Their Satanic Majesties Request	London	1967	Brian Jones, mellotron
Rolling Stones	No Expectations "No Expectations" by "Rolling Stones"	Beggar's Banquet	London	1968	Brian Jones, slide guitar

Geri Allen	When Kabuya Dances "When Kabuya Dances" by "Geri Allen"	Twylight			R.I.P. d. 6/27/17
Charlie Haden, Geri Allen, Paul Motian	In the Year of the Dragon	In the Year of the Dragon	Polygram
Charlie Haden, Geri Allen, Paul Motian	First Song	The Montreal Tapes	Verve	1997

Electric Six	Egyptian Cowboy "Egyptian Cowboy" by "Electric Six"	Kill	Metropolis	2010	At Montgomery Hall Saturday, 7/8
Guided by Voices	Overloaded "Overloaded" by "Guided by Voices"	August By Cake	GBV Inc.		Doug Gillard (guitar) on Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock TODAY!!!	*
Dion	All I Want to Do Is Live My Life	Kickin' Child	Norton		On Todd-o-Phonic Todd's Show Saturday 7/8	*
Little Feat	All That You Dream "All That You Dream" by "Little Feat"	The Last Record Album	Warner Brothers	1975	Paul Barrere (guitar, co-composer) b. 7/3/48
Portishead	Roads "Roads" by "Portishead"	Roseland NYC Live	London	1998	Recorded 7/3/97
Ducktails	Naive Music "Naive Music" by "Ducktails"	Wish Hotel (EP)	Domino	2013	At Montgomery Hall Friday 7/7

Gil Evans	La Nevada "La Nevada" by "Gil Evans"	Out of the Cool	Impulse!	1961	Johny Coles (trumpet) b. 7/3/26
Charlie Parker	Bloomdido "Bloomdido" by "Charlie Parker"	Yardbird Suite: The Ultimate Charlie Parker Collection	Rhino		Curley Russell (bass) d. 7/3/86
Charlie Parker	Ko-Ko "Ko-Ko" by "Charlie Parker"	Yardbird Suite: The Ultimate Charlie Parker Collection	Rhino		Curley Russell, bass
Bud Powell	Un Poco Loco "Un Poco Loco" by "Bud Powell"	The Amazing Bud Powell	Blue Note		Curley Russell, bass

The Doors	The Soft Parade "The Soft Parade" by "The Doors"	The Soft Parade	Elektra	1969	Jim Morrison d. 7/3/71
The Doors	When the Music's Over "When the Music's Over" by "The Doors"	Absolutely Live	Elektra	1970

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Listener comments!
	3:03am Mike tp: God bless you.
	3:03am BEAVO: That's a badass linup of heavy hitters.
	3:04am mark r: Right back atcha, Mike. Yes, Beavo, that's the "Kind of Blue" band.
	3:06am BEAVO: One of the few gigs with Evans.
	3:07am BEAVO: Usually Red Garland or Wynton Kelly in that period.
	3:12am BEAVO: Too bad Miles wasn't in the Jazz on summers day Film at Newport.
	3:13am BEAVO: Also from '58
	3:17am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Mark!
	3:17am Smilty69: Great call with "Dreams." Thanks Mark R.
	3:28am mark r: Thought it might be cool to hear the live version for a change, Smitty. Morning, Guido!
	3:31am BEAVO: Of course the sitar on Paint it Black
	3:31am joeray: Good Morning ,Mark! Nice show start with Davis and the Allman Brothers Band! The Hampton Grease Band also played the Atlanta International Pop Festival, their killer set is available on YouTube.
	3:38am grace gold way: yesssssss
	3:39am mark r: Seriously, I'm having a lot of technical issues here. Every time I try to play a cassette, there's trouble. Then I'm having trouble reading these labels. Why don't you guys put numbers next to the track list on every album?! Jesus--it's like they're TRYING to make us make mistakes. Have mercy on the DJs, we're trying to HELP you.
	3:44am joeray: Cassettes are probably the worst format for a DJ to deal with when any special cueing is involved.
	3:44am Fuzzy: Playing cassettes on the radio -- hardcore, man.
	3:45am mark r: Didn't work out, Fuzzy. Never does. Worked in cue. Didn't work for real. Never again, I say.
	3:46am Fuzzy: I know too from experience -- cueing up cassettes is a real hit-or-miss thing. Too often it's a miss.
	3:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ode to L.A. While Thinking of Brian Jones, Deceased I’m a resident of a city They’ve just picked me to play the Prince of Denmark Poor Ophelia All those ghosts he never saw Floating to doom On an iron candle Come back, brave warrior Do the dive On another channel Hot buttered pool Where’s Marrakesh Under the falls the wild storm where savages fell out in late afternoon monsters of rhythm You’ve left your Nothing to compete w/ Silence I hope you went out Smiling Like a child Into the cool remnant of a dream The angel man w/ Serpents competing for his palms & fingers Finally claimed This benevolent Soul Ophelia Leaves, sodden in silk Chlorine dream mad stifled Witness The diving board, the plunge The pool You were a fighter a damask musky muse You were the bleached Sun for TV afternoon horned-toads maverick of a yellow spot Look now to where it’s got You in meat heaven w/ the cannibals & jews The gardener Found The body, rampant, Floating Lucky Stiff What is this green pale stuff You’re made of Poke holes in the goddess Skin Will he Stink Carried heavenward Thru the halls of music No Chance. Requiem for a heavy That smile That porky satyr’s leer has leaped upward into the loam Jim Morrison Los Angeles 1969 Brian Jones - Lived: Feb 28, 1942 - Jul 03, 1969 (age 27) Jim Morrison - Lived: Dec 08, 1943 - Jul 03, 1971 (age 27)
	4:00am mark r: Thanks for sharing that, Rev. "Porky satyr's leer..." such wonderfully perfect imagery.
	4:08am Scraps: Geri Allen is dead?? Oh man!
	4:11am Scraps: Only 60....
	4:57am Syl: San Francisco!
	4:57am Vincent Nifigance: I'm in Manchester, England.
	4:58am Vincent Nifigance: Been listening for nearly two hours, sorry for not raising my head above the parapet - I'm at work!
	4:58am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Mark, listening from Canada's Ocean Playground. NO, not Vancouver Island, but the isthmus of Nova Scotia.
	4:58am Scraps: Snohomish County, Washington
	4:58am Jay/London: hey mark am in London hampstead heath
	4:59am Guido from Cologne: Gil Evans! Unfortunately missed his late Concert in Cologne in the 80ies!
	4:59am C in Thailand: Hello, Mark! I'm listening from just outside of Bangkok. Enjoying the program... thank you!
	5:00am Darren: Good evening from Melbourne, Australia! Great show, as always.
	5:00am Guido from Cologne: "Nevada" was the label-tune for WDR-local-TV in the 1970ies.
	5:00am IFisher: It's not my home base, but today all ears in Seoul, South Korea
	5:01am mark r: Fascinating comments, welcome everybody, thanks so much for tuning in. It's very exciting to think of us beaming out to you all over the world!
	5:01am mark r: Seeing some new names I haven't seen before along with some old favorites, glad to have you all with us this a.m.
	5:02am Guido from Cologne: Here it is: an animation for WDR-TV from 1965 www.youtube.com... I never recognized until much later that I own the "soundtrack".
	5:04am IFisher: I'm a serial lurker. Love your show, Mark. I typically catch the last 45 minutes each week.
	5:05am mark r: Really cool, Guido--so that was on a European television station? IFIsher, glad you're enjoying, nice to have you with us!
	5:12am Guido from Cologne: WDR (Westdeutscher Runfunk), radio-Ty-Station in Cologne. Official TV used to be run by a union (ARD) of Country-based station, refecting the Federal strukture of the republic. WDR represents the North-Rhine-westphalia.
	5:13am mark r: Got it--cool. Our local news station in Detroit used to use the music from this one segment of "Cool Hand Luke" as their theme music every night.
	5:15am Guido from Cologne: WDR was pretty innovative at the time: Eductional programmes (also for immigrants), introduction of Sesame Street (even the US original), lots of culture, and quite a lot of Jazz and some Rock ("swinging in" series, find it on YouTube).
	5:16am joeray: @Guido:...and Stockhausen!
	5:18am Guido from Cologne: WDR Electronic Stuio !!! Yeees! World famous! Thanks 4 reminding me!
	5:18am Guido from Cologne: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:21am joeray: @Guido: Genius electronic music pioneers of Germany!!!
	5:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Soft 'Parade'. :)
	5:37am Santos L. Halper: Hi Mark. Strange but nice to wake up to your show (in a different time zone for a little while). Those cats last set could play fer sure. Haven't heard this one in a while...
	5:38am Guido from Cologne: THE SOFT MACHINE ?!?! :-) "The Soft Parade" I guess ..
	5:40am markr: OOPS! Add it to my list of mistakes tonight.
	5:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love thedoors (not shared w/ all FMUvians...) - but haven't heard this in a while - cheers!
	5:46am markr: This might be the first time I've played them on my show. Maybe one other time. Haven't listened to "The Soft Parade" in years. Sounded pretty good this morning. I think they were great, too, but they don't wear well. A little goes a long way. If I haven't heard them in a while, I always enjoy them, though. (1st album is the exception--I'm down for that one any time.)
	5:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah the 1st. A little more than average drink helps too :) ...
	5:49am Guido from Cologne: Thanks to the Doors' lyric book I became aware of some good humor in Morrison's song texts.
	5:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho' in their short time I don't think there's a bad album...not everyone agrees. Some people like BillyJoel - just wunna those things...
	5:52am markr: Yes, Rev--in keeping with the state of mind of the composer. And Guido, I agree--people take Jim too seriously. Especially Manzarek.
	5:54am Guido from Cologne: Right time to say: thanks for the beautiful morning show Mark!
	5:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I mean - you'd have his voice if you could. Didn't look too bad sometimes either...put on a pretty good show sometimes too I hear...
	5:55am pBerlin: i used to be so sick of LA Woman. but when you hear it now its absolutely great. really well constructed.
	5:56am markr: I've enjoyed being with you all tonight. Thanks for your patience through all the technical snafus. Have a great holiday, my fellow Americans, and to my friends around the world, have a wonderful week--see you next week!
	6:04am pBerlin: BBW yeah!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from July 3, 2017

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