WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from February 1, 2018

Listener comments!
	10:00pm Little Danny: Friends! Welcome
	10:01pm Flash Strap: hellio!
	📉 10:02pm hyde: this doesn't sound so hell raisin'
	📉 10:03pm hyde: ah, now it does
	10:03pm geezerette: Hey, Danny,! Evan !, fellow lounge lizards & bar flies!
	10:03pm coelacanth∅: heliotrope bleuets hey Danny!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: (i'm a bar lizard)
	10:04pm geezerette: Hyyyyyde! Coeeeeel ! The stream is double dutch skippin'.
	10:06pm Little Danny: Flash! Geez! Hyde! Coel! Thanks for being here!
	📉 10:06pm JtotheK: hi!
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: geeeeeezzzzz!!!
	10:06pm geezerette: Good now though! :D
	10:06pm Flash Strap: this rocks man
	📉 10:06pm hyde: yay, geezerette! hola, coel.
	10:07pm MrFab: Hell-o, all! Diggin these psychotic reactions so far. Ca-RAY-zee, dad.
	📉 10:08pm JtotheK: Flash, missed your show tonight - but whoa what a playlist! I'll be checking out via archives this weekend.
	10:08pm geezerette: vvvvvvvvRoooooooooooo-M !!!
	10:09pm Flash Strap: my show missed you tonight, bro
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: hey JK hyde MrF!
	10:09pm still b/p: The stream was sounding for a while...as it often does...like an android's very active indigestion. But that Going To A Go Go was going going to good good places.
	10:10pm geezerette: What JtotheK said!
	10:11pm coelacanth∅: i might still have Mary Weiss-on-the-brain..."lookout!lookout!lookout!lookout!"
	10:11pm Little Danny: Mr. F! Jason! Still b/p! So stoked to have ya aboard!
	10:12pm geezerette: S B/P ! Coel, last kiss at deadman's curve...
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: the key is to die happy
	10:14pm coelacanth∅: ...the leader of the pack had no such luck.
	10:17pm geezerette: At the banquette in the back, drawing with my shades on by candle light. Pay me no heed. Coel, so true.....
	10:17pm geezerette: Chico is the Man.
	10:18pm Dean: Not sure death--loss--is ever happy. But if you can die fulfilled, that'll do it.
	10:20pm Dean: geezerette: Did you ever dine at Chianti on Melrose? It was all about banquettes and light so low the waiter arrived with a pen light to assist with the menu.
	10:21pm Little Danny: Hi Dean! @geez: Totally agree. Chico is one of my fave drummers. And fave jazz leaders, period
	10:23pm MrFab: Frankie's Tiki Room in Vegas is like that Dean. i walked thru the door into utter blackness, lit only by little black-light artworks. The bartender saw me and said "your eyes will adjust."
	10:23pm geezerette: camels belly dancing! know that sound anywhere. Danny, so many beyond brilliant jazz greats, THAT is Uhmerica to me. -
	10:24pm still b/p: Hey, speaking of musical shufflings off of the mortal coil, I was veryyy surprised to learn recently that one of the highest-ranking pop tunes on the Dreadful Charts was a remake: Seasons In The Sun. It's from something Jacques Brel adapted! I heard an old version a few weeks ago and was thrown for a (nonfatal) loop.
	10:24pm geezerette: Dean, yeah! That was a glamorous place. :)
	10:25pm geezerette: ...and the aquarium at MUSE.
	10:25pm Dean: Yep, it was. Went there only once, but dined next door (in the kitchen) at Cucina many times. It was Celestino Drago's baby. I believe he has a decent restaurant downtown these days.
	10:27pm geezerette: Heard that too but don't know name or location.
	10:28pm coelacanth∅: sb/p "le moribund" (or something like that) beirut did a cover of it.
	10:28pm Dean: ...and Evan Kleiman's Angeli Caffe across the street, too. Cucina was, literally, the Chianti kitchen. Don't know MUSE.
	10:29pm Dean: You mean the downtown place...yeah, I don't know it from experience. A friend went and enjoyed it not too many years ago.
	10:30pm Little Danny: @geez: Yet so many of them barely remembered! Also very 'Murca
	10:32pm Kris Holmes: Tuned in
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: b/p did you hear the original? i 'd like to hear that but i couldn't find it anywhere last i looked.
	10:34pm geezerette: Evan Kleiman is a local treasure. Muse is long gon but there was a gigantic illuminated aquarium at the bar filled with tropical fish. It was mesmerizing,especially after a drink. Living painting...Muse was on Melrose in Hollywood.
	10:37pm Dean: Drago Centro, just west of LAPL. Dined long ago at Michel Richard's Citron on Melrose, too. Later, at his Santa Barbara Citronelle. Just a few years ago--he died in late 2016--I was in DC, where I had lunch at Central Michel Richard in D.C. I sat at the bar. At a table adjacent to the bar, a large man wearing a toque consuming a huge bowl of what looked like a rich pasta Bolognese. It was MR, so I introduced myself and praised the meals I'd had at his restaurants. He seemed to appreciate the reference to his first flagship, Citron.
	10:39pm Dean: Not Citron...Citrus!
	10:39pm still b/p: The one I heard was Kingston Trio I believe, but here's Jacques with his version of song and lyrics: www.youtube.com...
	10:42pm Little Danny: Kris! Pleasure to see ya here
	10:44pm coelacanth∅: thanks sbp i bookmarked it. (aside from the cool flame burning i can't play videos on this laptop anyway)
	10:44pm Kris Holmes: loving this afro joint
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: ...the beirut version is quite good. much rather hear i than Terry Jacks'.
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: ["it"]
	10:47pm geezerette: Dean, Citrus is correct. I'm sorry to hear he died, didn't know. Ed Moses died a week or two ago. He was still making paintings like a thirty year old. 91!
	10:50pm Dean: A name from the past, Moses! Sorry to hear this. Do you happen to know the work of Lawrence Weschler, an author who chronicles, inter alia, art scenes in LA and NY, e.g., his book about Hockney? I work pretty closely with his brother.
	10:50pm geezerette: LOVE this!
	10:51pm Little Danny: That bass clarinet!
	10:52pm geezerette: Dean, I'm pretty sure I went to high school with his younger brother. Think we were in same English Lit. class.
	10:54pm Dean: I can't recall how many siblings. I know there's a sister, but maybe two brothers? But it must be Ray, because I think you and I are roughly the same age, as is Ray.
	10:54pm geezerette: Danny, it's a sound you didn't know you needed till you've heard it! Loving this set.
	10:55pm northguineahills: Digging, LD. I have cats fighting over the territory in my front yard for belly rubs, I wish it was a metaphor, unfortunately for me, it's literal.
	10:57pm geezerette: Well, whether or not, Lawrence Weschler is a favorite.
	10:58pm Little Danny: Weschler is a regular here in Marfaland
	10:58pm Little Danny: NGH! That's a dilemma we should all face
	10:59pm geezerette: I'll bet! He really gets it.
	10:59pm Dean: Would this brother, Ray perhaps, know a "geezerette"? Was that your moniker in HS? If so, you were cool beyond words. Yes! Ren is a fan of a museum or art collection in Marfa! I think we've been around this block before, LD.
	11:00pm MrFab: think this is a way-out version of "Do The Hucklebuck" aka Bird's "Nows The Time."
	11:01pm northguineahills: Was that studio one comp on Soul Jazz Recs?
	11:01pm geezerette: No, I was cool exactly at words.
	11:02pm Dean: You should know, too, that Ray has racked up an achievement or two, too. He and his sister penned the bestselling book on Amazon about fertility, and he has hosted a weekly Berkeley softball league for over twenty years: http://www.eslnotes.com/ray/6.html
	11:03pm coelacanth: haha, "geekerette"?
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: (that's not an insult!)
	11:06pm coelacanth∅: Danny i can't keep my foot from stompin'!
	📉 11:06pm JtotheK: still tuned in, but calling it a night shortly - gonna catch the rest via archives. thanks danny, toodles everyone!
	11:07pm Little Danny: @ngh: yes it is on Soul Jazz
	11:07pm Little Danny: Thanks Jason!
	11:08pm Little Danny: @coel: good!
	11:08pm MrFab: re this Mussies cut: hello, Link Wray, we salute you!
	11:10pm geezerette: WOW !!!!
	11:12pm coelacanth∅: i'm sorry but i can't help hearing in my head John Lee Hooker saying "Mussy!"
	11:12pm northguineahills: (I'm stealing geekerette)
	11:14pm coelacanth∅: okay. i get royalties though!
	11:17pm Dean: I can describe a context in which bass clarinet is not necessarily welcome. I played one, briefly, '73-'74, when the guy who formerly played it in our junior high school orchestra moved on to high school. Fair warning.
	11:19pm Little Danny: Hahaha. I want those demo tapes! I've read it's an incredibly difficult instrument. Thoughts?
	11:20pm geezerette: gorgeous. great piano too.
	11:20pm still b/p: The Fielding is nice. I like how it's recorded.
	11:23pm Dean: I don't recall thinking so. Clarinet, yes, due to embouchure demands, and since fingering shifted from octave to octave, it was easy to move to tenor saxophone, which I also "played." The issue for me, at 14YO, was the size of the bass clarinet. I felt like it towered over me. Recently played "Peace Piece" off the 1971 Columbia Bill Evans album. That track, and Jack Wilkins' "Red Clay," pretty much turned me on to jazz.
	11:25pm geezerette: 'Peace Piece", this recording, a favorite. Love Bill Evans.
	11:26pm Dean: Wait, now I'm confused. "Peace Piece" does not appear on that Columbia album! Yet I distinctly recall hearing it on the radio mid-'70s. So much for my memory... But I did recently play the track off of a CD compilation.
	11:26pm Little Danny: "Peace Piece" is late '50s and I believe Evans only did it one time
	11:27pm geezerette: Always want my paintings to look like this sounds.
	11:27pm Dean: Perhaps I heard this Everybody Digs track, but grabbed the first BE LP I could find, the Columbia one.
	11:33pm Dean: Ah! I played Jean-Yves Thibaudet's tribute on "Conversations with..."!
	11:35pm Little Danny: @Dean: That makes sense. Also, Evans apparently played it once and one once - in any context
	11:39pm Dean: Memory is so strange, particularly when you're not paying attention. I know (97%) I heard "Peace Piece" on radio in the mid-'70s. I know (99%) I bought the '71 Columbia album, and over time many, many more. Some of it all got squished into a discrete event.
	11:46pm Little Danny: Warning: surface noise ahoy
	11:48pm Dean: Just bought that Trojan instrumentals set. Loving those boxes.
	11:49pm Dean: By which I mean: I bought it because you played it!
	11:50pm geezerette: Love this version.
	11:52pm Little Danny: I'm honored, Dean. I feel so responsible. I think you'll dig those, though! And that's coming from someone who doesn't care that much about Jamaican music
	11:53pm Little Danny: Thanks geez! Definitely a homegrown R&B version.
	11:54pm geezerette: The elegance of Mr. Berks.
	11:54pm Dean: Folks, tomorrow will be James Joyce's birthday. Yesterday was Franz Schubert's. Plan your playlists accordingly. I care a lot about Jamaican music, but as with so many categories of music, I fear getting pulled into a black hole vortex of hoarding from which I can't escape.
	11:56pm Little Danny: Yes indeed geez. Definitely a nicely understated performance
	11:58pm geezerette: Dannny, this show is sunshine, dude.
	11:59pm coelacanth∅: Brilliant program Danny! Thanks take care y'all happy groundhog day
	11:59pm MrFab: Smashing show tonight, Danny, much thanks.
	12:00am still b/p: The harvest of music is good. A season of plenty in two hours. The people are happy.
	12:01am geezerette: :)
	12:03am Little Danny: Thanks and much luv y'all! Best people here!
	12:03am Little Danny: See ya around!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from February 1, 2018

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February 1, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Syd Dale	The Hell Raisers "The Hell Raisers" by "Syd Dale"	The Sounds Of Syd Dale
Dave Cloud	Going To A Go Go "Going To A Go Go" by "Dave Cloud"	All My Best	via Brian Turner, 2004: https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/13054	0:04:22 (Pop-up)
Jack Nitzsche	The Last Race "The Last Race" by "Jack Nitzsche"	7" 45		0:08:03 (Pop-up)
The Three Ring Circus	Fantastic Voyage	Groovin' on the Sunshine		0:10:35 (Pop-up)
Chico Hamilton	MSP "MSP" by "Chico Hamilton"	The Gamut		0:12:31 (Pop-up)
Air	Décollage "Décollage" by "Air"	Le Voyage Dans La Lune		0:17:50 (Pop-up)
Dick Hyman	The Minotaur "The Minotaur" by "Dick Hyman"	The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman		0:19:32 (Pop-up)
Harmonia	Sonnenschein "Sonnenschein" by "Harmonia"	Musik von Harmonia		0:27:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	welcome to the club "welcome to the club"			0:31:26 (Pop-up)
The Rwenzoris	Handsome Boy (E Wara), pts. 1 & 2	7" 45		0:41:29 (Pop-up)
Ray & His Court	Soul Freedom "Soul Freedom" by "Ray & His Court"	7" 45		0:47:37 (Pop-up)
Soundz Africana	Africana "Africana" by "Soundz Africana"	Highlife on the Move: Selected Nigerian & Ghanaian Recordings from London & Lagos 1954-66		0:51:51 (Pop-up)
Clue J. And The Blues Blasters	Milk Lane Hop	Studio One Jump Up - The Birth Of A Sound: Jump-Up Jamaican R&B		0:54:50 (Pop-up)
Preston Love Orchestra	Huckleboogie	7" 45		0:57:42 (Pop-up)
Nitehawks	Boogie Chillun "Boogie Chillun" by "Nitehawks"	7" 45		1:00:05 (Pop-up)
Joe D. Johnson	Rattlesnake Daddy "Rattlesnake Daddy" by "Joe D. Johnson"	7" 45		1:02:46 (Pop-up)
Al Casey	Surfin' Blues - Part 1 "Surfin' Blues - Part 1" by "Al Casey"	7" 45		1:03:29 (Pop-up)
Mussies	12 O'Clock, July "12 O'Clock, July" by "Mussies"	7" 45		1:05:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	the wide open "the wide open"			1:10:06 (Pop-up)
Jane Fielding	How Long Has This Been Going On?	Introducing Jane Fielding		1:17:45 (Pop-up)
Bill Evans	Peace Piece "Peace Piece" by "Bill Evans"	Everybody Digs Bill Evans		1:20:23 (Pop-up)
Tony Scott & The Indonesian All Stars	Burungkaka Tua	Djanger Bali		1:26:56 (Pop-up)
Hideo Shiraki	Sayonara Blues "Sayonara Blues" by "Hideo Shiraki"	Plays Bossa Nova		1:32:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	into out there "into out there"			1:38:43 (Pop-up)
Roland Alphonso	El Torro "El Torro" by "Roland Alphonso"	Trojan Instrumentals Box Set Disc 2		1:43:49 (Pop-up)
Little Bob and the Lollipops	Song For My Father	7" 45		1:46:37 (Pop-up)
The Dizzy Gillespie Sextet	Rumbola	7" 45		1:49:53 (Pop-up)
Robert Loison	Jean Fouillé, Pie Fouillé	Tumbele! Biguine, Afro & Latin Sounds from the French Caribbean (1963-74)		1:53:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	isle of somewhere "isle of somewhere"			1:57:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm Little Danny: Friends! Welcome
	10:01pm Flash Strap: hellio!
	📉 10:02pm hyde: this doesn't sound so hell raisin'
	📉 10:03pm hyde: ah, now it does
	10:03pm geezerette: Hey, Danny,! Evan !, fellow lounge lizards & bar flies!
	10:03pm coelacanth∅: heliotrope bleuets hey Danny!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: (i'm a bar lizard)
	10:04pm geezerette: Hyyyyyde! Coeeeeel ! The stream is double dutch skippin'.
	10:06pm Little Danny: Flash! Geez! Hyde! Coel! Thanks for being here!
	📉 10:06pm JtotheK: hi!
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: geeeeeezzzzz!!!
	10:06pm geezerette: Good now though! :D
	10:06pm Flash Strap: this rocks man
	📉 10:06pm hyde: yay, geezerette! hola, coel.
	10:07pm MrFab: Hell-o, all! Diggin these psychotic reactions so far. Ca-RAY-zee, dad.
	📉 10:08pm JtotheK: Flash, missed your show tonight - but whoa what a playlist! I'll be checking out via archives this weekend.
	10:08pm geezerette: vvvvvvvvRoooooooooooo-M !!!
	10:09pm Flash Strap: my show missed you tonight, bro
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: hey JK hyde MrF!
	10:09pm still b/p: The stream was sounding for a while...as it often does...like an android's very active indigestion. But that Going To A Go Go was going going to good good places.
	10:10pm geezerette: What JtotheK said!
	10:11pm coelacanth∅: i might still have Mary Weiss-on-the-brain..."lookout!lookout!lookout!lookout!"
	10:11pm Little Danny: Mr. F! Jason! Still b/p! So stoked to have ya aboard!
	10:12pm geezerette: S B/P ! Coel, last kiss at deadman's curve...
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: the key is to die happy
	10:14pm coelacanth∅: ...the leader of the pack had no such luck.
	10:17pm geezerette: At the banquette in the back, drawing with my shades on by candle light. Pay me no heed. Coel, so true.....
	10:17pm geezerette: Chico is the Man.
	10:18pm Dean: Not sure death--loss--is ever happy. But if you can die fulfilled, that'll do it.
	10:20pm Dean: geezerette: Did you ever dine at Chianti on Melrose? It was all about banquettes and light so low the waiter arrived with a pen light to assist with the menu.
	10:21pm Little Danny: Hi Dean! @geez: Totally agree. Chico is one of my fave drummers. And fave jazz leaders, period
	10:23pm MrFab: Frankie's Tiki Room in Vegas is like that Dean. i walked thru the door into utter blackness, lit only by little black-light artworks. The bartender saw me and said "your eyes will adjust."
	10:23pm geezerette: camels belly dancing! know that sound anywhere. Danny, so many beyond brilliant jazz greats, THAT is Uhmerica to me. -
	10:24pm still b/p: Hey, speaking of musical shufflings off of the mortal coil, I was veryyy surprised to learn recently that one of the highest-ranking pop tunes on the Dreadful Charts was a remake: Seasons In The Sun. It's from something Jacques Brel adapted! I heard an old version a few weeks ago and was thrown for a (nonfatal) loop.
	10:24pm geezerette: Dean, yeah! That was a glamorous place. :)
	10:25pm geezerette: ...and the aquarium at MUSE.
	10:25pm Dean: Yep, it was. Went there only once, but dined next door (in the kitchen) at Cucina many times. It was Celestino Drago's baby. I believe he has a decent restaurant downtown these days.
	10:27pm geezerette: Heard that too but don't know name or location.
	10:28pm coelacanth∅: sb/p "le moribund" (or something like that) beirut did a cover of it.
	10:28pm Dean: ...and Evan Kleiman's Angeli Caffe across the street, too. Cucina was, literally, the Chianti kitchen. Don't know MUSE.
	10:29pm Dean: You mean the downtown place...yeah, I don't know it from experience. A friend went and enjoyed it not too many years ago.
	10:30pm Little Danny: @geez: Yet so many of them barely remembered! Also very 'Murca
	10:32pm Kris Holmes: Tuned in
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: b/p did you hear the original? i 'd like to hear that but i couldn't find it anywhere last i looked.
	10:34pm geezerette: Evan Kleiman is a local treasure. Muse is long gon but there was a gigantic illuminated aquarium at the bar filled with tropical fish. It was mesmerizing,especially after a drink. Living painting...Muse was on Melrose in Hollywood.
	10:37pm Dean: Drago Centro, just west of LAPL. Dined long ago at Michel Richard's Citron on Melrose, too. Later, at his Santa Barbara Citronelle. Just a few years ago--he died in late 2016--I was in DC, where I had lunch at Central Michel Richard in D.C. I sat at the bar. At a table adjacent to the bar, a large man wearing a toque consuming a huge bowl of what looked like a rich pasta Bolognese. It was MR, so I introduced myself and praised the meals I'd had at his restaurants. He seemed to appreciate the reference to his first flagship, Citron.
	10:39pm Dean: Not Citron...Citrus!
	10:39pm still b/p: The one I heard was Kingston Trio I believe, but here's Jacques with his version of song and lyrics: www.youtube.com...
	10:42pm Little Danny: Kris! Pleasure to see ya here
	10:44pm coelacanth∅: thanks sbp i bookmarked it. (aside from the cool flame burning i can't play videos on this laptop anyway)
	10:44pm Kris Holmes: loving this afro joint
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: ...the beirut version is quite good. much rather hear i than Terry Jacks'.
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: ["it"]
	10:47pm geezerette: Dean, Citrus is correct. I'm sorry to hear he died, didn't know. Ed Moses died a week or two ago. He was still making paintings like a thirty year old. 91!
	10:50pm Dean: A name from the past, Moses! Sorry to hear this. Do you happen to know the work of Lawrence Weschler, an author who chronicles, inter alia, art scenes in LA and NY, e.g., his book about Hockney? I work pretty closely with his brother.
	10:50pm geezerette: LOVE this!
	10:51pm Little Danny: That bass clarinet!
	10:52pm geezerette: Dean, I'm pretty sure I went to high school with his younger brother. Think we were in same English Lit. class.
	10:54pm Dean: I can't recall how many siblings. I know there's a sister, but maybe two brothers? But it must be Ray, because I think you and I are roughly the same age, as is Ray.
	10:54pm geezerette: Danny, it's a sound you didn't know you needed till you've heard it! Loving this set.
	10:55pm northguineahills: Digging, LD. I have cats fighting over the territory in my front yard for belly rubs, I wish it was a metaphor, unfortunately for me, it's literal.
	10:57pm geezerette: Well, whether or not, Lawrence Weschler is a favorite.
	10:58pm Little Danny: Weschler is a regular here in Marfaland
	10:58pm Little Danny: NGH! That's a dilemma we should all face
	10:59pm geezerette: I'll bet! He really gets it.
	10:59pm Dean: Would this brother, Ray perhaps, know a "geezerette"? Was that your moniker in HS? If so, you were cool beyond words. Yes! Ren is a fan of a museum or art collection in Marfa! I think we've been around this block before, LD.
	11:00pm MrFab: think this is a way-out version of "Do The Hucklebuck" aka Bird's "Nows The Time."
	11:01pm northguineahills: Was that studio one comp on Soul Jazz Recs?
	11:01pm geezerette: No, I was cool exactly at words.
	11:02pm Dean: You should know, too, that Ray has racked up an achievement or two, too. He and his sister penned the bestselling book on Amazon about fertility, and he has hosted a weekly Berkeley softball league for over twenty years: http://www.eslnotes.com/ray/6.html
	11:03pm coelacanth: haha, "geekerette"?
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: (that's not an insult!)
	11:06pm coelacanth∅: Danny i can't keep my foot from stompin'!
	📉 11:06pm JtotheK: still tuned in, but calling it a night shortly - gonna catch the rest via archives. thanks danny, toodles everyone!
	11:07pm Little Danny: @ngh: yes it is on Soul Jazz
	11:07pm Little Danny: Thanks Jason!
	11:08pm Little Danny: @coel: good!
	11:08pm MrFab: re this Mussies cut: hello, Link Wray, we salute you!
	11:10pm geezerette: WOW !!!!
	11:12pm coelacanth∅: i'm sorry but i can't help hearing in my head John Lee Hooker saying "Mussy!"
	11:12pm northguineahills: (I'm stealing geekerette)
	11:14pm coelacanth∅: okay. i get royalties though!
	11:17pm Dean: I can describe a context in which bass clarinet is not necessarily welcome. I played one, briefly, '73-'74, when the guy who formerly played it in our junior high school orchestra moved on to high school. Fair warning.
	11:19pm Little Danny: Hahaha. I want those demo tapes! I've read it's an incredibly difficult instrument. Thoughts?
	11:20pm geezerette: gorgeous. great piano too.
	11:20pm still b/p: The Fielding is nice. I like how it's recorded.
	11:23pm Dean: I don't recall thinking so. Clarinet, yes, due to embouchure demands, and since fingering shifted from octave to octave, it was easy to move to tenor saxophone, which I also "played." The issue for me, at 14YO, was the size of the bass clarinet. I felt like it towered over me. Recently played "Peace Piece" off the 1971 Columbia Bill Evans album. That track, and Jack Wilkins' "Red Clay," pretty much turned me on to jazz.
	11:25pm geezerette: 'Peace Piece", this recording, a favorite. Love Bill Evans.
	11:26pm Dean: Wait, now I'm confused. "Peace Piece" does not appear on that Columbia album! Yet I distinctly recall hearing it on the radio mid-'70s. So much for my memory... But I did recently play the track off of a CD compilation.
	11:26pm Little Danny: "Peace Piece" is late '50s and I believe Evans only did it one time
	11:27pm geezerette: Always want my paintings to look like this sounds.
	11:27pm Dean: Perhaps I heard this Everybody Digs track, but grabbed the first BE LP I could find, the Columbia one.
	11:33pm Dean: Ah! I played Jean-Yves Thibaudet's tribute on "Conversations with..."!
	11:35pm Little Danny: @Dean: That makes sense. Also, Evans apparently played it once and one once - in any context
	11:39pm Dean: Memory is so strange, particularly when you're not paying attention. I know (97%) I heard "Peace Piece" on radio in the mid-'70s. I know (99%) I bought the '71 Columbia album, and over time many, many more. Some of it all got squished into a discrete event.
	11:46pm Little Danny: Warning: surface noise ahoy
	11:48pm Dean: Just bought that Trojan instrumentals set. Loving those boxes.
	11:49pm Dean: By which I mean: I bought it because you played it!
	11:50pm geezerette: Love this version.
	11:52pm Little Danny: I'm honored, Dean. I feel so responsible. I think you'll dig those, though! And that's coming from someone who doesn't care that much about Jamaican music
	11:53pm Little Danny: Thanks geez! Definitely a homegrown R&B version.
	11:54pm geezerette: The elegance of Mr. Berks.
	11:54pm Dean: Folks, tomorrow will be James Joyce's birthday. Yesterday was Franz Schubert's. Plan your playlists accordingly. I care a lot about Jamaican music, but as with so many categories of music, I fear getting pulled into a black hole vortex of hoarding from which I can't escape.
	11:56pm Little Danny: Yes indeed geez. Definitely a nicely understated performance
	11:58pm geezerette: Dannny, this show is sunshine, dude.
	11:59pm coelacanth∅: Brilliant program Danny! Thanks take care y'all happy groundhog day
	11:59pm MrFab: Smashing show tonight, Danny, much thanks.
	12:00am still b/p: The harvest of music is good. A season of plenty in two hours. The people are happy.
	12:01am geezerette: :)
	12:03am Little Danny: Thanks and much luv y'all! Best people here!
	12:03am Little Danny: See ya around!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from February 1, 2018

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