WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from September 2, 2018

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	8:56am Uncle Michael: shotgun
	8:58am Jeff Golick: You can handle radio duties, too, @UM. How goes?
	8:59am Uncle Michael: Goes good. About to start breakfast prep.
	9:01am fred: Good morning Jeff, UM and others
	9:01am Jeff Golick: Afternoon, @fred! Welcome.
	🥁 9:02am duke: Hello Jeff, UM, fred and other DO'ers
	🥁 9:02am doctorjazz: Hello all!
	9:02am Gary via app: Jeff and pals!
	9:02am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @duke!
	9:03am Jeff Golick: Gary! Appy to see you.
	🥁 9:03am doctorjazz: How goes?
	9:03am listener james from westwood: Morning all!!
	9:05am Gary via app: Congrats, Jeff!
	🥁 9:05am duke: You'll feel the full impact of a kid in college when you the bills
	9:06am Scraps: h’lo oh, Randy Weston...
	9:08am Jeff Golick: Hello to you and good morning, @listener james! Thanks, @Gary! Hi, @Scraps. Yes, @Scraps.
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Oof, double Drummer sadness with both you and Doug sending kiddos off to school.
	9:10am JtotheK: Hi Jeff, hello everyone.
	🥁 9:12am doctorjazz: Man, was that beautiful guitar playing. Sounds like Frisell w on the left (through my headphones .
	9:12am Jeff Golick: @duke: that's a different kind of pain, but yes. @JtotheK: glad you are here!
	9:15am Scraps: You know that everybody likes that person, and you, you’re even fine with that person as a person, but you just don’t share that liking as an artist, like, at all? Bill Frisell. And now I’m passionate of Mary Halvorson, too...
	9:17am Scraps: Ah, but Marion Brown and Gunter Hampel? Passionate, both.
	9:18am Jeff Golick: I hear you re Frisell, @Scraps. Depends on the context, I'd say.
	🥁 9:18am doctorjazz: Sad to hear about Weston... Younger daughter went back to college a week ago went to visit her yesterday.. She took little Maxie, we brought Ozzie, man, were the pooches happy to see each other. went to visit grandma (including new boyfriend). Nice/emotional day...
	9:19am Jeff Golick: That sounds like a lot, @doc! But wait...who has the new boyfriend...?
	9:19am Doug Schulkind: I am a Gemini. And so am I. Good morning, Jeff and all OUTlandishers!
	9:22am Jeff Golick: @Doug! Morning greetings to you. Working this holiday weekend?
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Yup. Got git back to it.
	9:24am Listener Gregory: TFW you have poured a bowl of cereal and only THEN decide to check whether the milk is good. And it isn't...
	🥁 9:25am doctorjazz: Younger daughter, long story... (it'll be nice not to have college bills in 2 more years, hopefully . I'm off a similar mind with Frisell... Sometimes I just love his music sometimes it's boring. His playing doesn't change, just the context he puts himself in. When it clicks though, it's very powerful.
	9:26am Jeff Golick: Thanks for checking in, @Doug!
	9:26am Jeff Golick: Ooof, @Listener Gregory. Welp, the day can only get better, I guess? Thanks for being here.
	9:27am Dean: One of my favorite pianists and composers here, Alan Broadbent.
	9:29am Jeff Golick: Hi and welcome, @Dean. Just looked him up: he's a New Zealander!
	🥁 9:30am doctorjazz: Same always dug Quartet West most of the albums I've heard by them stayed in post bop territory, didn't venture this far "out". Nice to hear...
	9:30am Dean: Yes, but moved to the states a long time ago. Worked for some time in LA (Santa Monica, to be precise) but moved to NYC a few years ago. In 2000 I hired his trio to play the library where I worked. Was phenomenal.
	9:31am Listener Gregory: Some of Frisell's best work is as an accompanist. A few years ago, his work with folk singer Sam Amidon (see YouTube concert footage + album) was awesome. And, for what it's worth, his import album with Elvis Costello of a decade or two ago was great. IMHO
	9:31am Dean: I've heard him play "Lonely Woman" solo, too, at a piano store in downtown Oakland.
	🥁 9:33am doctorjazz: Have to catch him live once, just heard recordings. He did a nice "Live at Maybeck" years back
	9:33am Andrew Waterloo: good morning.
	9:34am Dean: He has a couple Maybeck records, one solo, one with Gary Foster.
	9:34am Jeff Golick: What is up, @Andrew Waterloo!
	9:34am Dean: Maybeck, btw, is a beautiful space.
	🥁 9:34am doctorjazz: I have the solo one, nice ..
	🥁 9:37am doctorjazz: First heard Frisell with Lovano and Motian, Trio and quintet turned heads in that band
	🥁 9:38am doctorjazz: Lovely set, btw...
	9:39am Dean: When I think Frisell, I think Naked City.
	🥁 9:42am doctorjazz: That band gives lie to my earlier statement that his playing stays the same, context changes... Exception that proves the rule...?
	9:42am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @doc! (@9:38)
	9:44am Listener Gregory: Frisell's part in the Zorn group with harp and vibes is also quite different from his usual playing. Don't ask me the name of the group... I can't keep all those Zorn names straight. That's a great group if you don't object to everything sounding beautiful all the time.
	🥁 9:45am doctorjazz: Clarinet is such an amazing instrument .. This would date to before it made its "comeback"
	9:45am Dean: Naked City was certainly exceptional, so yes. I don't know much of his catalog, but what I've heard other than NC is easy to identify as Frisell. I've always wondered how his clarinet playing sounded.
	9:45am Jeff Golick: Is that the Gnostic Trio, @LG?
	9:46am Dean: Licorice stick jinx
	9:52am Listener Gregory: Good call, Jeff: Gnostic Trio it is. I didn't gnose for sure.
	9:55am listener james from westwood: 4AD label = <3 <3<3
	10:04am Dean: Weston's records are ubiquitous, and so familiar, but I sure don't know them at all. He has one with David Murray! And another on 1750 Arch Street, Tom Buckner's label when he lived and worked in Berkeley.
	10:06am Jeff Golick: His arranger here, and on many many of his records, is Melba Liston. A female arranger and trombone player at a time when both were extremely rare.
	10:08am Sem: Hello and good morning, Jeff. Greets, OUTlanders, all.
	10:09am Jeff Golick: @Sem! Good morning to you.
	10:15am VT Knit Girl: Thanks for making another great Sunday morning here in Burlington VT!
	🥁 10:16am doctorjazz: External hard drive (with lots of music, photos and other stuff) died this week (don't have any back up system). Brought it to a local computer fix it shop, hope he can get it to work (there's a data recovery shop nearby, but prices were in the hundreds of dollars). Need a back up plan going forward .. What does anyone else use?
	10:17am Jeff Golick: Oh, @VT Knit Girl! Thank you; it is my absolute pleasure.
	10:19am listener james from westwood: @doc Nooooo! Fingers and toes crossed for successful rescue!
	10:19am Jeff Golick: @doc: So sorry to hear that! Ugh. I use Backblaze for external/remote/cloud backup. Haven't had cause to use it yet, though (knock wood). Doug used it when he lost a hard drive, and not everything came back...so...mixed results.
	10:20am Sem: Dr. J: running Linux Mint 18.3, using Deja Dup back-up to a 2TB Seagate external harddrive on a 24 hour back-up schedule.
	10:20am Dean: I use an external hard drive for backup, but that's because I have zero music files, just a handful of random documents, and a few photos that also reside on a commercial site. Depending on extent of holdings, I'd either run two external drives or use cloud storage (assuming nothing is sensitive). I once left my drive on a bus--well, it fell out of my pocket, and I didn't discover the loss until it was too late. But I have so little in digital form that it didn't take long to recover all/most.
	10:22am listener james from westwood: Via a techie friend, Backblaze seems a good option. Possibly more reliable lately than when Doug has the crash?
	10:23am listener james from westwood: I need to get better w/ automated backup. I manually back jobs up each day but it's something I should let robots handle, along with or in addition to.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: Absolutely a good use of robots, @ljfw.
	10:25am listener james from westwood: I email hella-critical editing to myself a couple of times a day, just to ensure there's something besides Dropbox for remote access.
	10:26am Jeff Golick: I used to do similar, @ljfw, but have lately hit the (free) storage ceiling on my gmail account! Never thought that would happen.
	10:28am Dean: I dunno, manual back-up can feel so satisfying. Automated back-up is like treating opioid addiction with methadone. It carries its own risks. But of course it all depends on the extent of one's digital holdings.
	10:28am Andrew Waterloo: I used to use Oops Backup which would automatically update to an external hard drive whenever it was connected.
	10:29am Andrew Waterloo: Recently switched over to Linux, and still looking for a cloud option. I use an internal, + 2 externals. 1 External I use at work.
	10:30am listener james from westwood: A combo of methods just feels safer.
	10:31am Dean: I've said it before and I'll say it again: redundancy, redundancy, redundancy.
	10:31am Listener Gregory: Not to be unhelpful, but I buy CDs just so that I don't spend sleepless nights worrying about losing all my music. Of course, if there's a fire...
	10:33am Sem: heh, dean.
	10:33am Jeff Golick: @Dean: You could say that again, @Dean.
	10:33am Dean: I did, and I will.
	🥁 10:33am doctorjazz: @Sem...sounds like a great plan, if I had any idea what you were talking about... I've heard Carbonite recommended, I remember Doug had a hard time recovering his stuff after his crash. Don't actually have that much music on it that I don't have elsewhere. Much is ripped from cd, or mp3 included with LP purchases these days.others are "shared" from friends (shhhh...), should be able to replace. Some are copied on portable music players (pain to gather it all up, though) . I do buy high resolution FLAC sometimes, may be harder to replace. Mostly the photos are gone. Just going to be a big hassel of they don't fix it.
	10:36am Listener Gregory: I had a laptop stolen maybe 10 years ago, and it had some downloaded music that was my only copy. And the service I bought it from had disappeared. That was a sad time. But it turns out that new music is always being produced, and I never found myself with nothing to listen to.
	🥁 10:36am doctorjazz: Out to brunch, catch up in the archives, great week all!
	10:37am Jeff Golick: Bye, @doc, thanks for being here, as ever, and good luck with the recovery project.
	10:44am fred: I don't have much I really care about, so I still do it manually. There's little enough that I use USB keys for that. And an old PC for music I'm skeptical of cloud backup: who knows how long a service will be around, and how much time you'd have to recover your stuff if the company folds, is bought/closed or suddenly increases it prices ten-fold
	10:47am Listener Gregory: Harkening back to the Frisell discussion earlier, one could say that Randy Weston sounds the same in all his music across his career. He played in different contexts, large bands, trio, solo, but one always gets pretty much the same Weston. No?
	10:49am Dean: Come to think of it, I do have a few music files, all on my work machine, which is automatically backed up. It's a random assortment of stuff shared with friends, including some stuff our own doctorjazz shared with me. In addition to that, there's WFMU and a h-u-g-e catalog of classical recordings, Naxos Music Library.
	10:49am Jeff Golick: I suppose so, @LG. Much like Monk in that respect.
	10:56am Listener Gregory: Apropos of very little, Dexter Gordon's recording of Hi Fly (on Gotham City, I believe) is one of my favorite things.
	10:57am Jeff Golick: Speaking of tech issues: I think my wireless mouse is dying.
	10:58am Listener Gregory: @Jeff You need to get a wireless cat to put it out of its misery.
	11:00am Dean: I tell my kids, "If you have to plug it in, it's already broken." I should add, "But if it's wireless, you're really in trouble."
	11:03am Dean: I also tell them to RTFM, because they almost never RTFM, and if they'd just RTFM they'd solve the problem they keep pestering me to solve, which I would start to do by RTFM.
	11:04am fred: Thanks again Jeff for a great tribute set teaching me about a musician about which I didn't know much. Too bad it usually takes their death, but most of my music listening is WFMU or live shows, and jazz shows are very expensive here, especially for older musicians (except Joe McPhee, who still plays affordable small venues)
	11:09am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff and OUTies
	11:10am Jeff Golick: @LG: my wired dog would probably not care for the wireless cat.
	11:10am Jeff Golick: Good morning and hello, @coel!
	11:10am Dean: Fox Terrier?
	11:20am northguineahills: Actually got here this week live!
	11:21am Jeff Golick: Glad you made it, @ngh! We're celebrating the dead.
	11:26am coelacanth∅: man Sonny Boy stole this from led zeppelin right down to the singing style!
	11:29am Jeff Golick: They've got a good case, for sure.
	11:30am northguineahills: Pero, Dia de Muertos isn't until Nov 1st!
	11:31am northguineahills: ....Jeff.....
	11:39am Listener Gregory: As there is inexplicably no heat wave, hurricane watch, or wind chill warning, I am told I must go outside and take a walk. Thanks for the show, Jeff!
	11:39am Uncle Michael: I'm here entirely via serendipity.
	11:41am northguineahills: It's always a humid heatwave down here. Luckily, it usually rains, whuch cools it down, but keeps it humid.
	11:42am coelacanth∅: ya know, i always thought it was weird that Junior Murvin sometimes stretched songs a bit beyond necessary, in my opinion, but his "give me your Love" is maybe a minute or more too short.
	11:43am Jeff Golick: @LG: Thanks for being here, and have a great walk.
	11:44am Jeff Golick: @coel: there's something to that, yes.
	11:45am Jeff Golick: @UM: I want to believe that, and yet...
	🥁 11:46am doctorjazz: Back for the home stretch... Lovely new place opened in Westfield, Tuscan brunch place Fiorino.
	11:48am Jeff Golick: You brunch in timely fashion, @doc! Welcome back.
	11:49am Jeff Golick: I'm getting a little lazy on the playlist, but will fill in all information by the time the archived show is up, I promise.
	11:49am coelacanth∅: dr.j is the music staff still there? do they still sell records? do they still cut a corner from the shrink wrap and stamp the album cover as a form of receipt?
	🥁 11:51am doctorjazz: ? Where, Coel (if you're talking to me)?
	🥁 11:54am Granny Spicy Tuna: Finally, someone understands my pain.
	11:54am northguineahills: Saw Misha w/ the ICP. A crooked old man stumbles to the piano, and goddayum, could he ticke the ivories!
	11:54am Sem: Much obliged for this morning's show, Jeff. Plenty accomplished to an engaging playlist, played at an immoderate volume. See you and all next time.
	11:55am coelacanth∅: it was on the main drag, i think, next block heading northwest from the movie theatre. (if that's still there) ...and if you're taling about westfield,nj!
	11:55am northguineahills: errr...tickle Thanks Jeff!
	11:55am Jeff Golick: @Granny Spicy Tuna: Yay!
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Thrilled you were here for it, @Sem! See you, and be well.
	11:57am Jeff Golick: @ngh: my pleasure! Great to see you.
	🥁 11:57am doctorjazz: No music stores in town here for a long time (none I remember), though Urban Outfitters has vinyl (match). The nearest store is a used record store in Summit. (the movie house is still there).
	🥁 11:59am doctorjazz: There is a vintage guitar store and a high end audio video store left...
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: that's sad, but not surprising of course. i bought lots of records there, and eventually i had to tell them i don't want them to deface the album covers with their faint razor mark and rubber stamped store name.
	12:00pm fred: Thanks Jeff, and good luck dealing with that empty nest (and bank account) college feelings
	12:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @fred!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy to have had it between the sadnesses, Jeff!
	🥁 12:01pm doctorjazz: Thanks Jeff! Great week all
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: i wonder if the high-end audio place is the same one that was there when i lived there, over 20 years ago. my father loved that place, but they were severely overpriced.
	🥁 12:03pm doctorjazz: Really! The host of All Things Considered Ari Shapiro, is in a band (Pink something ,neo swing, I think)
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff! take care
	🥁 12:04pm doctorjazz: Stuart's, probably the same place. By definition ,high end stereo is rediculously expensive
	12:05pm coelacanth∅: yup, stewart's. ciao
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ljfw! Thanks, @coel! Thanks, @doc (Pink Martini?).
	🥁 12:06pm doctorjazz: That's it, Pink Martini

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September 2, 2018: Feeling Randy, and Lazy

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	My Brother The Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970		0:02:16 (Pop-up)
Mary Halvorson & Bill Frisell	In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning	The Maid with the Flaxen Hair	Tzadik	2018		0:08:51 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown & Gunter Hampel	Serenade for M.B.	Gemini	Birth	1983		0:10:40 (Pop-up)
Carlos Bica & Azul	Luscious "Luscious" by "Carlos Bica & Azul"	Azul in Ljubljana	Clean Feed	2018		0:21:02 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden Quartet West	Lonely Woman	In Angel City	Verve	1988		0:24:53 (Pop-up)
André Jaume	Guadalquivir "Guadalquivir" by "André Jaume"	Le Collier e la Colombe	Palm	1977		0:38:23 (Pop-up)
This Mortal Coil	Another Day "Another Day" by "This Mortal Coil"	It'll End in Tears	4AD	1984		0:47:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New Zion Trio	Ina Sade Dub (Christian Castagno Dub)					0:49:52 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Functional "Functional" by "Randy Weston"	That's The Way I Feel Now: A Tribute to Thelonious Monk	A&M Records	1984	RIP. Randy Weston	0:59:25 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Little Niles "Little Niles" by "Randy Weston"	Little Niles	United Artists	1959		1:02:47 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	African Cookbook "African Cookbook" by "Randy Weston"	Randy! (Băp!! Beep Boo-Bee Băp Beep-M-Boo Bee Băp!)	Bakton	1964		1:08:45 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Berkshire Blues "Berkshire Blues" by "Randy Weston"	Berkshire Blues	Arista Freedom	1977		1:20:58 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Sweet Meat "Sweet Meat" by "Randy Weston"	Tanjah	Polydor	1973		1:25:14 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Mystery of Love "Mystery of Love" by "Randy Weston"	Carnival (Live at Montreux '74)	Arista Freedom	1974		1:29:05 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Kasbah Kids "Kasbah Kids" by "Randy Weston"	Blues to Africa	Arista Freedom	1975		1:46:56 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	Tangier Bay "Tangier Bay" by "Randy Weston"	Blues to Africa	Arista Freedom	1975		1:50:11 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston & Billy Harper	Body and Soul	The Roots of the Blues	Sunnyside	2013		1:57:09 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston & Billy Harper	Roots of the Nile	The Roots of the Blues	Sunnyside	2013		2:00:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & the MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & the MGs"					2:02:49 (Pop-up)
Lazy Lester	You Got Me Where You Want Me	Poor Boy Blues	Flyright	1979	The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions – Volume 16	2:08:24 (Pop-up)
Lazy Lester	Strange Things Happen	They Call Me Lazy	Flyright	1976	The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions – Volume 7	2:11:07 (Pop-up)
Lazy Lester	Bloodstains "Bloodstains" by "Lazy Lester"	They Call Me Lazy	Flyright	1976	The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions – Volume 7	2:13:38 (Pop-up)
Lazy Lester	They Call Me Lazy "They Call Me Lazy" by "Lazy Lester"	They Call Me Lazy	Flyright	1976	The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions – Volume 7	2:15:42 (Pop-up)
The Nighthawks (Robert Nighthawk)	Black Angel Blues (Sweet Black Angel)	b-side of "Annie Lee Blues"	Aristocrat	1949		2:18:56 (Pop-up)
Otis Rush and His Band	My Love Will Never Die	b-side of "Violent Love"	Cobra	1957		2:21:53 (Pop-up)
Sonny Boy Williamson	Bring It on Home	The Real Folk Blues	Chess	1965		2:24:54 (Pop-up)
Joseph Spence	There Will Be a Happy Meeting in Glory	Bahaman Folk Guitar: Music Of The Bahamas, Volume 1	Folkways	1959		2:27:22 (Pop-up)
The Angelic Choir	Wade in the Water	Yours Because Of Calvary	Savoy	1966		2:33:29 (Pop-up)
Junior Murvin (as Super Soul)	Super Love (aka Give Me Your Love)	b/w Bongo Herman, "Super Cool"	Sounds by Monk	1974	via Darker Than Blue: Soul From Jamdown, 1973-1980 (Blood & Fire, 2001)	2:36:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay					2:38:21 (Pop-up)
Jon Hassell	Caracas Night September 11, 1975	Vernal Equinox	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1978		2:42:49 (Pop-up)
Christoph Erb	September 15th "September 15th" by "Christoph Erb"	Dolores	Veto Records	2016		2:44:53 (Pop-up)
Misha Mengelberg Trio	September Song	No Idea	DIW	1997		2:47:37 (Pop-up)
Rüdiger Carl ‎	September Blues	Book	FMP	1998		2:52:19 (Pop-up)
The Claudia Quintet	September 20th: Soterius Lakshmi	September	Cuneiform	2013		2:54:45 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Taylor	It's September "It's September" by "Johnnie Taylor"	Super Taylor	Stax	1974		2:57:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		3:00:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:56am Uncle Michael: shotgun
	8:58am Jeff Golick: You can handle radio duties, too, @UM. How goes?
	8:59am Uncle Michael: Goes good. About to start breakfast prep.
	9:01am fred: Good morning Jeff, UM and others
	9:01am Jeff Golick: Afternoon, @fred! Welcome.
	🥁 9:02am duke: Hello Jeff, UM, fred and other DO'ers
	🥁 9:02am doctorjazz: Hello all!
	9:02am Gary via app: Jeff and pals!
	9:02am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @duke!
	9:03am Jeff Golick: Gary! Appy to see you.
	🥁 9:03am doctorjazz: How goes?
	9:03am listener james from westwood: Morning all!!
	9:05am Gary via app: Congrats, Jeff!
	🥁 9:05am duke: You'll feel the full impact of a kid in college when you the bills
	9:06am Scraps: h’lo oh, Randy Weston...
	9:08am Jeff Golick: Hello to you and good morning, @listener james! Thanks, @Gary! Hi, @Scraps. Yes, @Scraps.
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Oof, double Drummer sadness with both you and Doug sending kiddos off to school.
	9:10am JtotheK: Hi Jeff, hello everyone.
	🥁 9:12am doctorjazz: Man, was that beautiful guitar playing. Sounds like Frisell w on the left (through my headphones .
	9:12am Jeff Golick: @duke: that's a different kind of pain, but yes. @JtotheK: glad you are here!
	9:15am Scraps: You know that everybody likes that person, and you, you’re even fine with that person as a person, but you just don’t share that liking as an artist, like, at all? Bill Frisell. And now I’m passionate of Mary Halvorson, too...
	9:17am Scraps: Ah, but Marion Brown and Gunter Hampel? Passionate, both.
	9:18am Jeff Golick: I hear you re Frisell, @Scraps. Depends on the context, I'd say.
	🥁 9:18am doctorjazz: Sad to hear about Weston... Younger daughter went back to college a week ago went to visit her yesterday.. She took little Maxie, we brought Ozzie, man, were the pooches happy to see each other. went to visit grandma (including new boyfriend). Nice/emotional day...
	9:19am Jeff Golick: That sounds like a lot, @doc! But wait...who has the new boyfriend...?
	9:19am Doug Schulkind: I am a Gemini. And so am I. Good morning, Jeff and all OUTlandishers!
	9:22am Jeff Golick: @Doug! Morning greetings to you. Working this holiday weekend?
	9:23am Doug Schulkind: Yup. Got git back to it.
	9:24am Listener Gregory: TFW you have poured a bowl of cereal and only THEN decide to check whether the milk is good. And it isn't...
	🥁 9:25am doctorjazz: Younger daughter, long story... (it'll be nice not to have college bills in 2 more years, hopefully . I'm off a similar mind with Frisell... Sometimes I just love his music sometimes it's boring. His playing doesn't change, just the context he puts himself in. When it clicks though, it's very powerful.
	9:26am Jeff Golick: Thanks for checking in, @Doug!
	9:26am Jeff Golick: Ooof, @Listener Gregory. Welp, the day can only get better, I guess? Thanks for being here.
	9:27am Dean: One of my favorite pianists and composers here, Alan Broadbent.
	9:29am Jeff Golick: Hi and welcome, @Dean. Just looked him up: he's a New Zealander!
	🥁 9:30am doctorjazz: Same always dug Quartet West most of the albums I've heard by them stayed in post bop territory, didn't venture this far "out". Nice to hear...
	9:30am Dean: Yes, but moved to the states a long time ago. Worked for some time in LA (Santa Monica, to be precise) but moved to NYC a few years ago. In 2000 I hired his trio to play the library where I worked. Was phenomenal.
	9:31am Listener Gregory: Some of Frisell's best work is as an accompanist. A few years ago, his work with folk singer Sam Amidon (see YouTube concert footage + album) was awesome. And, for what it's worth, his import album with Elvis Costello of a decade or two ago was great. IMHO
	9:31am Dean: I've heard him play "Lonely Woman" solo, too, at a piano store in downtown Oakland.
	🥁 9:33am doctorjazz: Have to catch him live once, just heard recordings. He did a nice "Live at Maybeck" years back
	9:33am Andrew Waterloo: good morning.
	9:34am Dean: He has a couple Maybeck records, one solo, one with Gary Foster.
	9:34am Jeff Golick: What is up, @Andrew Waterloo!
	9:34am Dean: Maybeck, btw, is a beautiful space.
	🥁 9:34am doctorjazz: I have the solo one, nice ..
	🥁 9:37am doctorjazz: First heard Frisell with Lovano and Motian, Trio and quintet turned heads in that band
	🥁 9:38am doctorjazz: Lovely set, btw...
	9:39am Dean: When I think Frisell, I think Naked City.
	🥁 9:42am doctorjazz: That band gives lie to my earlier statement that his playing stays the same, context changes... Exception that proves the rule...?
	9:42am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @doc! (@9:38)
	9:44am Listener Gregory: Frisell's part in the Zorn group with harp and vibes is also quite different from his usual playing. Don't ask me the name of the group... I can't keep all those Zorn names straight. That's a great group if you don't object to everything sounding beautiful all the time.
	🥁 9:45am doctorjazz: Clarinet is such an amazing instrument .. This would date to before it made its "comeback"
	9:45am Dean: Naked City was certainly exceptional, so yes. I don't know much of his catalog, but what I've heard other than NC is easy to identify as Frisell. I've always wondered how his clarinet playing sounded.
	9:45am Jeff Golick: Is that the Gnostic Trio, @LG?
	9:46am Dean: Licorice stick jinx
	9:52am Listener Gregory: Good call, Jeff: Gnostic Trio it is. I didn't gnose for sure.
	9:55am listener james from westwood: 4AD label = <3 <3<3
	10:04am Dean: Weston's records are ubiquitous, and so familiar, but I sure don't know them at all. He has one with David Murray! And another on 1750 Arch Street, Tom Buckner's label when he lived and worked in Berkeley.
	10:06am Jeff Golick: His arranger here, and on many many of his records, is Melba Liston. A female arranger and trombone player at a time when both were extremely rare.
	10:08am Sem: Hello and good morning, Jeff. Greets, OUTlanders, all.
	10:09am Jeff Golick: @Sem! Good morning to you.
	10:15am VT Knit Girl: Thanks for making another great Sunday morning here in Burlington VT!
	🥁 10:16am doctorjazz: External hard drive (with lots of music, photos and other stuff) died this week (don't have any back up system). Brought it to a local computer fix it shop, hope he can get it to work (there's a data recovery shop nearby, but prices were in the hundreds of dollars). Need a back up plan going forward .. What does anyone else use?
	10:17am Jeff Golick: Oh, @VT Knit Girl! Thank you; it is my absolute pleasure.
	10:19am listener james from westwood: @doc Nooooo! Fingers and toes crossed for successful rescue!
	10:19am Jeff Golick: @doc: So sorry to hear that! Ugh. I use Backblaze for external/remote/cloud backup. Haven't had cause to use it yet, though (knock wood). Doug used it when he lost a hard drive, and not everything came back...so...mixed results.
	10:20am Sem: Dr. J: running Linux Mint 18.3, using Deja Dup back-up to a 2TB Seagate external harddrive on a 24 hour back-up schedule.
	10:20am Dean: I use an external hard drive for backup, but that's because I have zero music files, just a handful of random documents, and a few photos that also reside on a commercial site. Depending on extent of holdings, I'd either run two external drives or use cloud storage (assuming nothing is sensitive). I once left my drive on a bus--well, it fell out of my pocket, and I didn't discover the loss until it was too late. But I have so little in digital form that it didn't take long to recover all/most.
	10:22am listener james from westwood: Via a techie friend, Backblaze seems a good option. Possibly more reliable lately than when Doug has the crash?
	10:23am listener james from westwood: I need to get better w/ automated backup. I manually back jobs up each day but it's something I should let robots handle, along with or in addition to.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: Absolutely a good use of robots, @ljfw.
	10:25am listener james from westwood: I email hella-critical editing to myself a couple of times a day, just to ensure there's something besides Dropbox for remote access.
	10:26am Jeff Golick: I used to do similar, @ljfw, but have lately hit the (free) storage ceiling on my gmail account! Never thought that would happen.
	10:28am Dean: I dunno, manual back-up can feel so satisfying. Automated back-up is like treating opioid addiction with methadone. It carries its own risks. But of course it all depends on the extent of one's digital holdings.
	10:28am Andrew Waterloo: I used to use Oops Backup which would automatically update to an external hard drive whenever it was connected.
	10:29am Andrew Waterloo: Recently switched over to Linux, and still looking for a cloud option. I use an internal, + 2 externals. 1 External I use at work.
	10:30am listener james from westwood: A combo of methods just feels safer.
	10:31am Dean: I've said it before and I'll say it again: redundancy, redundancy, redundancy.
	10:31am Listener Gregory: Not to be unhelpful, but I buy CDs just so that I don't spend sleepless nights worrying about losing all my music. Of course, if there's a fire...
	10:33am Sem: heh, dean.
	10:33am Jeff Golick: @Dean: You could say that again, @Dean.
	10:33am Dean: I did, and I will.
	🥁 10:33am doctorjazz: @Sem...sounds like a great plan, if I had any idea what you were talking about... I've heard Carbonite recommended, I remember Doug had a hard time recovering his stuff after his crash. Don't actually have that much music on it that I don't have elsewhere. Much is ripped from cd, or mp3 included with LP purchases these days.others are "shared" from friends (shhhh...), should be able to replace. Some are copied on portable music players (pain to gather it all up, though) . I do buy high resolution FLAC sometimes, may be harder to replace. Mostly the photos are gone. Just going to be a big hassel of they don't fix it.
	10:36am Listener Gregory: I had a laptop stolen maybe 10 years ago, and it had some downloaded music that was my only copy. And the service I bought it from had disappeared. That was a sad time. But it turns out that new music is always being produced, and I never found myself with nothing to listen to.
	🥁 10:36am doctorjazz: Out to brunch, catch up in the archives, great week all!
	10:37am Jeff Golick: Bye, @doc, thanks for being here, as ever, and good luck with the recovery project.
	10:44am fred: I don't have much I really care about, so I still do it manually. There's little enough that I use USB keys for that. And an old PC for music I'm skeptical of cloud backup: who knows how long a service will be around, and how much time you'd have to recover your stuff if the company folds, is bought/closed or suddenly increases it prices ten-fold
	10:47am Listener Gregory: Harkening back to the Frisell discussion earlier, one could say that Randy Weston sounds the same in all his music across his career. He played in different contexts, large bands, trio, solo, but one always gets pretty much the same Weston. No?
	10:49am Dean: Come to think of it, I do have a few music files, all on my work machine, which is automatically backed up. It's a random assortment of stuff shared with friends, including some stuff our own doctorjazz shared with me. In addition to that, there's WFMU and a h-u-g-e catalog of classical recordings, Naxos Music Library.
	10:49am Jeff Golick: I suppose so, @LG. Much like Monk in that respect.
	10:56am Listener Gregory: Apropos of very little, Dexter Gordon's recording of Hi Fly (on Gotham City, I believe) is one of my favorite things.
	10:57am Jeff Golick: Speaking of tech issues: I think my wireless mouse is dying.
	10:58am Listener Gregory: @Jeff You need to get a wireless cat to put it out of its misery.
	11:00am Dean: I tell my kids, "If you have to plug it in, it's already broken." I should add, "But if it's wireless, you're really in trouble."
	11:03am Dean: I also tell them to RTFM, because they almost never RTFM, and if they'd just RTFM they'd solve the problem they keep pestering me to solve, which I would start to do by RTFM.
	11:04am fred: Thanks again Jeff for a great tribute set teaching me about a musician about which I didn't know much. Too bad it usually takes their death, but most of my music listening is WFMU or live shows, and jazz shows are very expensive here, especially for older musicians (except Joe McPhee, who still plays affordable small venues)
	11:09am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff and OUTies
	11:10am Jeff Golick: @LG: my wired dog would probably not care for the wireless cat.
	11:10am Jeff Golick: Good morning and hello, @coel!
	11:10am Dean: Fox Terrier?
	11:20am northguineahills: Actually got here this week live!
	11:21am Jeff Golick: Glad you made it, @ngh! We're celebrating the dead.
	11:26am coelacanth∅: man Sonny Boy stole this from led zeppelin right down to the singing style!
	11:29am Jeff Golick: They've got a good case, for sure.
	11:30am northguineahills: Pero, Dia de Muertos isn't until Nov 1st!
	11:31am northguineahills: ....Jeff.....
	11:39am Listener Gregory: As there is inexplicably no heat wave, hurricane watch, or wind chill warning, I am told I must go outside and take a walk. Thanks for the show, Jeff!
	11:39am Uncle Michael: I'm here entirely via serendipity.
	11:41am northguineahills: It's always a humid heatwave down here. Luckily, it usually rains, whuch cools it down, but keeps it humid.
	11:42am coelacanth∅: ya know, i always thought it was weird that Junior Murvin sometimes stretched songs a bit beyond necessary, in my opinion, but his "give me your Love" is maybe a minute or more too short.
	11:43am Jeff Golick: @LG: Thanks for being here, and have a great walk.
	11:44am Jeff Golick: @coel: there's something to that, yes.
	11:45am Jeff Golick: @UM: I want to believe that, and yet...
	🥁 11:46am doctorjazz: Back for the home stretch... Lovely new place opened in Westfield, Tuscan brunch place Fiorino.
	11:48am Jeff Golick: You brunch in timely fashion, @doc! Welcome back.
	11:49am Jeff Golick: I'm getting a little lazy on the playlist, but will fill in all information by the time the archived show is up, I promise.
	11:49am coelacanth∅: dr.j is the music staff still there? do they still sell records? do they still cut a corner from the shrink wrap and stamp the album cover as a form of receipt?
	🥁 11:51am doctorjazz: ? Where, Coel (if you're talking to me)?
	🥁 11:54am Granny Spicy Tuna: Finally, someone understands my pain.
	11:54am northguineahills: Saw Misha w/ the ICP. A crooked old man stumbles to the piano, and goddayum, could he ticke the ivories!
	11:54am Sem: Much obliged for this morning's show, Jeff. Plenty accomplished to an engaging playlist, played at an immoderate volume. See you and all next time.
	11:55am coelacanth∅: it was on the main drag, i think, next block heading northwest from the movie theatre. (if that's still there) ...and if you're taling about westfield,nj!
	11:55am northguineahills: errr...tickle Thanks Jeff!
	11:55am Jeff Golick: @Granny Spicy Tuna: Yay!
	11:56am Jeff Golick: Thrilled you were here for it, @Sem! See you, and be well.
	11:57am Jeff Golick: @ngh: my pleasure! Great to see you.
	🥁 11:57am doctorjazz: No music stores in town here for a long time (none I remember), though Urban Outfitters has vinyl (match). The nearest store is a used record store in Summit. (the movie house is still there).
	🥁 11:59am doctorjazz: There is a vintage guitar store and a high end audio video store left...
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: that's sad, but not surprising of course. i bought lots of records there, and eventually i had to tell them i don't want them to deface the album covers with their faint razor mark and rubber stamped store name.
	12:00pm fred: Thanks Jeff, and good luck dealing with that empty nest (and bank account) college feelings
	12:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @fred!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy to have had it between the sadnesses, Jeff!
	🥁 12:01pm doctorjazz: Thanks Jeff! Great week all
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: i wonder if the high-end audio place is the same one that was there when i lived there, over 20 years ago. my father loved that place, but they were severely overpriced.
	🥁 12:03pm doctorjazz: Really! The host of All Things Considered Ari Shapiro, is in a band (Pink something ,neo swing, I think)
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff! take care
	🥁 12:04pm doctorjazz: Stuart's, probably the same place. By definition ,high end stereo is rediculously expensive
	12:05pm coelacanth∅: yup, stewart's. ciao
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ljfw! Thanks, @coel! Thanks, @doc (Pink Martini?).
	🥁 12:06pm doctorjazz: That's it, Pink Martini

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