WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from September 28, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:57pm melinda: First!
	9:58pm Little Danny: Second!
	10:01pm melinda: I like Anne Briggs
	10:02pm Little Danny: I can't get enough of her. Whatta voice. One of my very favorite voices of the UK folk scene in fact
	10:04pm Little Danny: Next one in the queue is for you Melinda
	10:05pm melinda: Thanks Danny! I recognized it immediately.
	10:06pm Flash Strap: hi Danny! just now making it over
	10:09pm Little Danny: Heya Flash! Thanks for catching your breath over here
	10:09pm JtotheK: Hi! Please forgive my late arrival!
	10:11pm Little Danny: Just glad to have ya here, Jason!
	10:26pm Flash Strap: this Mickey is the absolute groove
	10:27pm Little Danny: Agreed. It's such a stoner groove.
	📉 10:29pm JtotheK: i liked the symphonic four track, very much.
	10:30pm MrFab: Yo! Love that Chocolate Watchband. And the Electric Tomorrow, heh, those goofy psych band names. They were probably originally called like the Rumble Teens or the Surfers IV or sumthin, but had to grow their hair out a bit and change their name by '67.
	10:34pm melinda: I love the psych names too. Rumble Teens would have been good too.
	10:41pm Little Danny: MISTER F. Hello my brother
	10:42pm Little Danny: @Jason: I know you did!
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: hi Danny and bleuets was trying to relocate to the basement between shows, but couldn't turn off Anne Briggs. (even though i have the album!) then tried to put the dogs to bed but the female had some energy she didn't know what to do with so we played; now i'm hot. any beer left?
	10:43pm Little Danny: Hey everybody, serious question: how are my levels tonight? New audio console here.
	10:45pm MrFab: Audio sounds great, both tunes and talks.
	📉 10:45pm JtotheK: levels are sounding good to me. i'm tuned in via the app.
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: levels good i think. your voice maybe a teensie-bit higher than the music? -it works for my situation. i always have to turn up Evan during mic breaks, and certain others i must turn down.
	10:47pm Little Danny: Hello again coel! Let me rummage around for some suds. It might all be like unopened Yuengling from like 1989 tho.
	10:48pm Little Danny: Okay! Thanks y'all
	📉 10:48pm JtotheK: i have some blatz in the fridge...
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: vintage '89 huh? not sure, uh...is it still liquid? okay i'll try it.
	10:49pm MrFab: Wild Records as in the contemporary LA label?
	10:50pm Little Danny: Oh for certain. I hear '89 was actually a pretty good vintage for Pottsville's finest
	10:51pm Little Danny: Nope! Album title! It was on Tower Records. Just like the Chocolate Watchband
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: do they still make blatz?
	10:54pm Dano59: Unopened Yuengling may be the best Yuengling. I have Sangria here and various beer types in their own minifridge.
	10:55pm Dano59: Digging the late nite sounds
	📉 10:56pm JtotheK: @coel re: blatz - yep, still made! it's a cheapo beer of choice. along with hamms, and high life.
	10:56pm Little Danny: Dano! Here you are! And thank you
	10:58pm coelacanth∅: i think yuengling is good beer, for cheap beer. i'd drink it if there were no miller or schlitz around...if there were only bud, pbr, corona, sam adams, micholob, coors (etc) around i'd choose nothing!
	11:00pm Dano59: I was a little late at the gate Danny. Just looked up the Blatz locator on their site. Apparently widely available in the upper midwest but not here in NY. Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin ... so far
	11:00pm MrFab: Never heard of Yuengling so I looked it up - only available in 14 states, none near the West. How the heck do you pronounce it? (Rolling Rock is my fave cheapo beer.)
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: ha i remember hamms too! my older brother relentlessly experimented with beer selection. sometimes that worked out for me.
	11:01pm Dano59: Ying-gling is how we say it. I am not a fan tho I like lagers. Also cannot drink PBR.
	11:02pm Dano59: This playlist is making me thirsty!
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: that's odd; blatz used to be available in new jersey, for sure. it's odd too that the oldest brewery in the country is only available in 14 states. ...odd.
	11:03pm Little Danny: Fun fact: the night I met my partner of 12 years she and I cracked open a can of ten-year-old Budweiser. Bonding, yes! Delicious, I don't remember!
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: (i say ylang ylang, because i'm a weirdo.)
	📉 11:03pm JtotheK: i'm glad that a "blatz locator" exists.
	11:04pm Little Danny: @Dano: I think it's the close "Ying-Ling."
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: there are some beers that i don't mind the taste of but they give me a headache. pbr is one of those.
	11:10pm MrFab: My brother visited Chicago and in a when-in-Rome mood ordered an Old Style. Waitress: Are you from Chicago? Bro: No. Waitress: Er...you don't want an Old Style.
	11:13pm coelacanth∅: haha! what's an "old style"?
	11:15pm Carmichael: Freebird!!
	📉 11:15pm JtotheK: was the old style properly krausened?
	11:16pm Doctorjazz: Hi all, listening a bit before bed.
	11:18pm Carmichael: I'm not high enough to enjoy this. But I love a good IPA.
	📉 11:18pm JtotheK: i haven't listened to this mort garson in a while. gonna have to give it a spin again soon.
	11:18pm Dano59: I'm a Virgo so I am enjoying it. damn my nimble watchmaker mind!
	11:18pm coelacanth∅: Danny i take full responsibility. if it were a few hours earlier i might've said "any food left" - for the record!
	11:19pm Little Danny: Doctorjazz! Long time!
	11:20pm Little Danny: Hi Carmichael: next time, mon frere
	11:22pm Dano59: Os Mutantes played here a couple years ago. Legendary.
	📉 11:23pm JtotheK: @carmichael - i also enjoy a good ipa. i've been enjoying the 'sessionable' variety lately, the stronger IPAs, double IPAs/imperial IPA's tend to make me sleepy, quickly.
	11:23pm Little Danny: This fire's already been lit, coel
	11:24pm MrFab: coel: Old Style is the cherished venerable pisswater of Chicagoland.
	11:24pm Little Danny: Dano: I skipped their show due to my anti-reunion snobbery. Big regret.
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: so "old style" is actually the brand. well, considering what some people drink - how bad can it be?
	11:30pm coelacanth∅: i think it's all a matter of what one's used to, for the most part. if a brew is of very low quality ingredients and manufacturing method, most people cannot tell...and some beers that are of high quality in those regards, i think taste terrible. (like most german beers i've tried)
	11:31pm Dean: Damn, those first two or three Chicago albums were SOLID.
	11:31pm still b/p: Rolling Rock's apparent success to rebrand itself and climb to a higher stature always made me smirk a little. When I was young it was the sixpack of last resort, budget-wise, because it cost less than two dollars.
	11:32pm Little Danny: I've never heard them, Dean. Also, hello!
	11:32pm Dean: You have missed out, @LD.
	11:34pm Dean: My motivation being, apropos of snobbery, that I don't generally appreciate Brazilian music. (Exceptions include Villa-Lobos and Badi Assad.) Astrud's cover of the early Chicago tune was good, but it made me yearn for the original.
	11:36pm Dean: As for beer, I'm a total fucking snob. Triple IPAs or GTFO.
	11:38pm coelacanth∅: still bp, i remember rr being dirt cheap; but schmits (sp?) was the one we drank the most. $8.00 for 24 pint bottles, and we actually liked it! i don't like rolling rock much; but it really doesn't have that much flavor to dislike! ... ultimately my favorites are higher-end. irish stouts, scottish ales... but i have no problem drinking miller, genesee or schlitz.
	📉 11:39pm JtotheK: @Dean - triple IPAs, oh my. i had a founders triple IPA... but even though i like them, don't drink triple IPA's on a regular (or semi-regular) basis.
	📉 11:40pm JtotheK: Fabulous Souls! Turning this one up!
	11:40pm Little Danny: Annoy yer neighbors, Jason!
	11:42pm MrFab: Oh no, we've driven off the ladies. Come back gals, tell us about white wine!
	11:44pm coelacanth∅: Dean, i don't like ipas. i had one, a few weeks ago - the better in a choice of 4 ipas, that i slightly enjoyed. i don't need to try an ipa again - probably ever. ...and @11.31 agreed! (at least the first one...excellent album)
	11:46pm Dean: @JtotheK: Depends on what you mean by "regular basis," I suppose. Weekly? Hell, yes. Two kinds of beer I generally do not like: watery stuff and pretentious brews (think Dogfish Head) that attempt a kitchen-sink approach and fail to balance the ingredients.
	11:47pm coelacanth∅: MrFab the one lady that was or is here doesn't drink alcohol! (doesn't necessarily mean she knows nothing of white, or other, wine)
	11:47pm MrFab: Chicago, when they were still known as Chicago Transit Authority, opened for the Velvet Underground for a few nights at the Whiskey a Go Go, around '69, True fact!
	📉 11:50pm JtotheK: @Dean - regular basis defined less than a few times a year... in part because they aren't as common as IPAs/double IPAs, and in part because they seem to not be in 6 packs, and because as mentioned earlier ... if I have 1 i need to prepare for falling asleep shortly after.
	11:51pm MrFab: True fact #2: Bob Moog said that "Zodiac" was the 1st West Coast album using a Moog. it was actually all recorded, they went back and added Moogy overdubs.
	11:51pm Little Danny: I always figured Chicago for a lesser BS&T. Opinions? p.s. I don't know either of their catalogs outside of the hits
	11:53pm Little Danny: Those are both terrific facts MrF. Duly filed in my brain full of useless, esoteric music trivia
	11:54pm Dean: No way a "lesser" BS&T. Similar, yes, maybe by design. But Chicago did some crazy improv Dead-like shit early on. They also wanted to keep the brass front/center, where BS&T seemed to relegate them to mere ornaments of arrangement. Really, the first CTA album and Chicago II are pretty amazing.
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: chicago transit authority was considerably more badass than blood sweat & tears, i think. (not to dis bs&t) people don't know this because chicago morphed into such absolute dreck; but it was very good in the beginning.
	📉 11:56pm JtotheK: whoa, never heard of "the notes" - this is fantastic!
	11:57pm still b/p: As a joke about 20 years ago, on a package store stop a friend picked up Haffenreffer. It was funny, But it was awful.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: yes and i too appreciate these fun facts, MrF
	📉 11:57pm JtotheK: great show - thanks Danny! cheers everyone.
	11:59pm still b/p: Alwyays look forward to the show. Never disappointed. Thanks.
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! tchau camaradas {clink}
	12:02am Dano59: Thanks Danny! Close enough on the Virgo thing.
	12:03am Little Danny: Thanks, and thanks for being here y'all. Much love to all of you. See ya around!
	7:14pm Marie: Great show. I really loved that Gamelan piece. Thanks Danny!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from September 28, 2017

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September 28, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Anne Briggs	Standing on the Shore	The Time Has Come
Terry Callier	Promenade in Green "Promenade in Green" by "Terry Callier"	New Folk Sound of Terry Callier		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
Virgil Caine	Honey Don't Believe "Honey Don't Believe" by "Virgil Caine"	Virgil Caine		0:08:15 (Pop-up)
Ranny Sinclair	If I Had a Ribbon Bow	7" 45		0:11:01 (Pop-up)
Electric Tomorrow	Electric Tomorrow	7" 45		0:13:08 (Pop-up)
Space Shuttle	Sakasama "Sakasama" by "Space Shuttle"	7" 45		0:15:57 (Pop-up)
The Chocolate Watchband	Expo 2000	No Way Out		0:18:56 (Pop-up)
Mickey And The Soul Generation	Mystery Girl	Iron Leg: The Complete Mickey And The Soul Generation		0:21:34 (Pop-up)
Symphonic Four	Who Do You Think You're Fooling Part II	7" 45		0:26:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	welcome to the club "welcome to the club"			0:29:23 (Pop-up)
Giuseppe's Fabulous Delray's	Giuseppe's Twist	7" 45		0:40:20 (Pop-up)
Thee Midniters	Chile Con Soul "Chile Con Soul" by "Thee Midniters"	7" 45		0:42:37 (Pop-up)
Afro-Latin Soultet	Montuno "Montuno" by "Afro-Latin Soultet"	Wild!		0:45:28 (Pop-up)
Eddie Gale	Ghetto Summertime "Ghetto Summertime" by "Eddie Gale"	7" 45		0:48:38 (Pop-up)
Ahmed Abdul-Malik	Nights on Saturn	The Music of Ahmed Abdul-Malik		0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Daniel Schmidt And The Berkeley Gamelan	In My Arms, Many Flowers	In My Arms, Many Flowers		0:59:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	the wide open "the wide open"			1:06:36 (Pop-up)
Zodiac Cosmic Sounds (Mort Garson)	Virgo - The Perpetual Perfectionist	Zodiac Cosmic Sounds: celestial counterpoint with words and music		1:15:27 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	O Relogio "O Relogio" by "Os Mutantes"	GT 72	c/o the great https://garagetapes.blogspot.com/	1:18:21 (Pop-up)
Alzo & Udine	Hey Hey Hey, She's O.K.	C'mon And Join Us!		1:21:51 (Pop-up)
Astrud Gilberto	Beginnings "Beginnings" by "Astrud Gilberto"	September 17, 1969		1:24:53 (Pop-up)
The Family Affair	I Had A Friend "I Had A Friend" by "The Family Affair"	7" 45		1:32:20 (Pop-up)
Tickled Pink	Reach Out ( And Give Me Your Hand )	7" 45		1:36:13 (Pop-up)
The Fabulous Souls	Take Me "Take Me" by "The Fabulous Souls"	7" 45		1:39:05 (Pop-up)
	a dark den "a dark den"			1:42:05 (Pop-up)
Johnny Hartsman and His Band	Besame Mucho Part 1	7" 45		1:50:03 (Pop-up)
Sheri Lee Douglas - the Gondoliers	Gray Skies	7" 45		1:52:33 (Pop-up)
The Notes	Cha Jezebel "Cha Jezebel" by "The Notes"	7" 45		1:54:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	isle of somewhere "isle of somewhere"			1:58:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:57pm melinda: First!
	9:58pm Little Danny: Second!
	10:01pm melinda: I like Anne Briggs
	10:02pm Little Danny: I can't get enough of her. Whatta voice. One of my very favorite voices of the UK folk scene in fact
	10:04pm Little Danny: Next one in the queue is for you Melinda
	10:05pm melinda: Thanks Danny! I recognized it immediately.
	10:06pm Flash Strap: hi Danny! just now making it over
	10:09pm Little Danny: Heya Flash! Thanks for catching your breath over here
	10:09pm JtotheK: Hi! Please forgive my late arrival!
	10:11pm Little Danny: Just glad to have ya here, Jason!
	10:26pm Flash Strap: this Mickey is the absolute groove
	10:27pm Little Danny: Agreed. It's such a stoner groove.
	📉 10:29pm JtotheK: i liked the symphonic four track, very much.
	10:30pm MrFab: Yo! Love that Chocolate Watchband. And the Electric Tomorrow, heh, those goofy psych band names. They were probably originally called like the Rumble Teens or the Surfers IV or sumthin, but had to grow their hair out a bit and change their name by '67.
	10:34pm melinda: I love the psych names too. Rumble Teens would have been good too.
	10:41pm Little Danny: MISTER F. Hello my brother
	10:42pm Little Danny: @Jason: I know you did!
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: hi Danny and bleuets was trying to relocate to the basement between shows, but couldn't turn off Anne Briggs. (even though i have the album!) then tried to put the dogs to bed but the female had some energy she didn't know what to do with so we played; now i'm hot. any beer left?
	10:43pm Little Danny: Hey everybody, serious question: how are my levels tonight? New audio console here.
	10:45pm MrFab: Audio sounds great, both tunes and talks.
	📉 10:45pm JtotheK: levels are sounding good to me. i'm tuned in via the app.
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: levels good i think. your voice maybe a teensie-bit higher than the music? -it works for my situation. i always have to turn up Evan during mic breaks, and certain others i must turn down.
	10:47pm Little Danny: Hello again coel! Let me rummage around for some suds. It might all be like unopened Yuengling from like 1989 tho.
	10:48pm Little Danny: Okay! Thanks y'all
	📉 10:48pm JtotheK: i have some blatz in the fridge...
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: vintage '89 huh? not sure, uh...is it still liquid? okay i'll try it.
	10:49pm MrFab: Wild Records as in the contemporary LA label?
	10:50pm Little Danny: Oh for certain. I hear '89 was actually a pretty good vintage for Pottsville's finest
	10:51pm Little Danny: Nope! Album title! It was on Tower Records. Just like the Chocolate Watchband
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: do they still make blatz?
	10:54pm Dano59: Unopened Yuengling may be the best Yuengling. I have Sangria here and various beer types in their own minifridge.
	10:55pm Dano59: Digging the late nite sounds
	📉 10:56pm JtotheK: @coel re: blatz - yep, still made! it's a cheapo beer of choice. along with hamms, and high life.
	10:56pm Little Danny: Dano! Here you are! And thank you
	10:58pm coelacanth∅: i think yuengling is good beer, for cheap beer. i'd drink it if there were no miller or schlitz around...if there were only bud, pbr, corona, sam adams, micholob, coors (etc) around i'd choose nothing!
	11:00pm Dano59: I was a little late at the gate Danny. Just looked up the Blatz locator on their site. Apparently widely available in the upper midwest but not here in NY. Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin ... so far
	11:00pm MrFab: Never heard of Yuengling so I looked it up - only available in 14 states, none near the West. How the heck do you pronounce it? (Rolling Rock is my fave cheapo beer.)
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: ha i remember hamms too! my older brother relentlessly experimented with beer selection. sometimes that worked out for me.
	11:01pm Dano59: Ying-gling is how we say it. I am not a fan tho I like lagers. Also cannot drink PBR.
	11:02pm Dano59: This playlist is making me thirsty!
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: that's odd; blatz used to be available in new jersey, for sure. it's odd too that the oldest brewery in the country is only available in 14 states. ...odd.
	11:03pm Little Danny: Fun fact: the night I met my partner of 12 years she and I cracked open a can of ten-year-old Budweiser. Bonding, yes! Delicious, I don't remember!
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: (i say ylang ylang, because i'm a weirdo.)
	📉 11:03pm JtotheK: i'm glad that a "blatz locator" exists.
	11:04pm Little Danny: @Dano: I think it's the close "Ying-Ling."
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: there are some beers that i don't mind the taste of but they give me a headache. pbr is one of those.
	11:10pm MrFab: My brother visited Chicago and in a when-in-Rome mood ordered an Old Style. Waitress: Are you from Chicago? Bro: No. Waitress: Er...you don't want an Old Style.
	11:13pm coelacanth∅: haha! what's an "old style"?
	11:15pm Carmichael: Freebird!!
	📉 11:15pm JtotheK: was the old style properly krausened?
	11:16pm Doctorjazz: Hi all, listening a bit before bed.
	11:18pm Carmichael: I'm not high enough to enjoy this. But I love a good IPA.
	📉 11:18pm JtotheK: i haven't listened to this mort garson in a while. gonna have to give it a spin again soon.
	11:18pm Dano59: I'm a Virgo so I am enjoying it. damn my nimble watchmaker mind!
	11:18pm coelacanth∅: Danny i take full responsibility. if it were a few hours earlier i might've said "any food left" - for the record!
	11:19pm Little Danny: Doctorjazz! Long time!
	11:20pm Little Danny: Hi Carmichael: next time, mon frere
	11:22pm Dano59: Os Mutantes played here a couple years ago. Legendary.
	📉 11:23pm JtotheK: @carmichael - i also enjoy a good ipa. i've been enjoying the 'sessionable' variety lately, the stronger IPAs, double IPAs/imperial IPA's tend to make me sleepy, quickly.
	11:23pm Little Danny: This fire's already been lit, coel
	11:24pm MrFab: coel: Old Style is the cherished venerable pisswater of Chicagoland.
	11:24pm Little Danny: Dano: I skipped their show due to my anti-reunion snobbery. Big regret.
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: so "old style" is actually the brand. well, considering what some people drink - how bad can it be?
	11:30pm coelacanth∅: i think it's all a matter of what one's used to, for the most part. if a brew is of very low quality ingredients and manufacturing method, most people cannot tell...and some beers that are of high quality in those regards, i think taste terrible. (like most german beers i've tried)
	11:31pm Dean: Damn, those first two or three Chicago albums were SOLID.
	11:31pm still b/p: Rolling Rock's apparent success to rebrand itself and climb to a higher stature always made me smirk a little. When I was young it was the sixpack of last resort, budget-wise, because it cost less than two dollars.
	11:32pm Little Danny: I've never heard them, Dean. Also, hello!
	11:32pm Dean: You have missed out, @LD.
	11:34pm Dean: My motivation being, apropos of snobbery, that I don't generally appreciate Brazilian music. (Exceptions include Villa-Lobos and Badi Assad.) Astrud's cover of the early Chicago tune was good, but it made me yearn for the original.
	11:36pm Dean: As for beer, I'm a total fucking snob. Triple IPAs or GTFO.
	11:38pm coelacanth∅: still bp, i remember rr being dirt cheap; but schmits (sp?) was the one we drank the most. $8.00 for 24 pint bottles, and we actually liked it! i don't like rolling rock much; but it really doesn't have that much flavor to dislike! ... ultimately my favorites are higher-end. irish stouts, scottish ales... but i have no problem drinking miller, genesee or schlitz.
	📉 11:39pm JtotheK: @Dean - triple IPAs, oh my. i had a founders triple IPA... but even though i like them, don't drink triple IPA's on a regular (or semi-regular) basis.
	📉 11:40pm JtotheK: Fabulous Souls! Turning this one up!
	11:40pm Little Danny: Annoy yer neighbors, Jason!
	11:42pm MrFab: Oh no, we've driven off the ladies. Come back gals, tell us about white wine!
	11:44pm coelacanth∅: Dean, i don't like ipas. i had one, a few weeks ago - the better in a choice of 4 ipas, that i slightly enjoyed. i don't need to try an ipa again - probably ever. ...and @11.31 agreed! (at least the first one...excellent album)
	11:46pm Dean: @JtotheK: Depends on what you mean by "regular basis," I suppose. Weekly? Hell, yes. Two kinds of beer I generally do not like: watery stuff and pretentious brews (think Dogfish Head) that attempt a kitchen-sink approach and fail to balance the ingredients.
	11:47pm coelacanth∅: MrFab the one lady that was or is here doesn't drink alcohol! (doesn't necessarily mean she knows nothing of white, or other, wine)
	11:47pm MrFab: Chicago, when they were still known as Chicago Transit Authority, opened for the Velvet Underground for a few nights at the Whiskey a Go Go, around '69, True fact!
	📉 11:50pm JtotheK: @Dean - regular basis defined less than a few times a year... in part because they aren't as common as IPAs/double IPAs, and in part because they seem to not be in 6 packs, and because as mentioned earlier ... if I have 1 i need to prepare for falling asleep shortly after.
	11:51pm MrFab: True fact #2: Bob Moog said that "Zodiac" was the 1st West Coast album using a Moog. it was actually all recorded, they went back and added Moogy overdubs.
	11:51pm Little Danny: I always figured Chicago for a lesser BS&T. Opinions? p.s. I don't know either of their catalogs outside of the hits
	11:53pm Little Danny: Those are both terrific facts MrF. Duly filed in my brain full of useless, esoteric music trivia
	11:54pm Dean: No way a "lesser" BS&T. Similar, yes, maybe by design. But Chicago did some crazy improv Dead-like shit early on. They also wanted to keep the brass front/center, where BS&T seemed to relegate them to mere ornaments of arrangement. Really, the first CTA album and Chicago II are pretty amazing.
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: chicago transit authority was considerably more badass than blood sweat & tears, i think. (not to dis bs&t) people don't know this because chicago morphed into such absolute dreck; but it was very good in the beginning.
	📉 11:56pm JtotheK: whoa, never heard of "the notes" - this is fantastic!
	11:57pm still b/p: As a joke about 20 years ago, on a package store stop a friend picked up Haffenreffer. It was funny, But it was awful.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: yes and i too appreciate these fun facts, MrF
	📉 11:57pm JtotheK: great show - thanks Danny! cheers everyone.
	11:59pm still b/p: Alwyays look forward to the show. Never disappointed. Thanks.
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! tchau camaradas {clink}
	12:02am Dano59: Thanks Danny! Close enough on the Virgo thing.
	12:03am Little Danny: Thanks, and thanks for being here y'all. Much love to all of you. See ya around!
	7:14pm Marie: Great show. I really loved that Gamelan piece. Thanks Danny!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from September 28, 2017

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