WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from November 18, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:02am listener james from westwood: How do, Jeff and all!!
	9:04am Jeff Golick: Warm greetings to you, @listener james!
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Gooble gobble. One of us. We accept you.
	9:08am Uncle Michael: Let's talk turkey.
	9:08am listener james from westwood: Pot roast this year. Brown in a Dutch oven on the stove, add gravy mix, let 'er go during football. Noodles with. Pie baked earlier in the week. Dinner for 2 through the weekend.
	9:10am Stanley: Ra, Ra, Ra!
	9:12am Jeff Golick: Drooling, @ljfw. Drooling.
	9:12am Jeff Golick: @Stanley! Is that a request, or just a cheer?
	9:15am Uncle Michael: James, one of my secret weapons is the dutch oven in the oven. Anything that can be cooked in a dutch oven work, in my opinion, better in the oven for a very simple reason. It's damned near impossible to burn anything that's not on a flame. So way less babysitting. Very little stirring. This seems to work for everything, but it's especially great for things you would otherwisehave to stir a lot. Right now, I have steel cut oats in the oven. Over the course of an hour they'll get stirred twice.
	9:27am Stanley: Neither Jeff, the sun has just come out.
	9:27am Uncle Michael: I need more Hot 8 Brass Band in my life.
	9:33am Jeff Golick: As do we all, @UM. Belated greetings, btw!
	9:47am Listener Gregory: Really enjoyed that Pizzolla piece. He was so popular 20 years ago, and he inevitably slipped out of our notice after that.
	9:49am Jeff Golick: Hey there, @Listener Gregory!
	9:52am Listener Gregory: I've been listening away from my computer, but I missed the beginning because the guy in front of me at the coffee shop ordered, and I quote, a large decaf macadamia nut milk latte with mint syrup. I regained consciousness only 30 minutes later.
	9:54am Jeff Golick: x x ___
	🥁 10:03am Granny Spicy Tuna: Dropping in just in time for Marion Brown. YEAH!
	10:09am Jeff Golick: Good timing, @Granny Spicy Tuna!
	🥁 10:13am Granny Spicy Tuna: Jeff, i was just telling Doug S that i'll always remember this week as the week i fell in love with Marion Brown's music and i have WFMU to thank. This program and Doug's in particular. Thanks!
	10:15am Jeff Golick: I saw that, @GST, and was really overjoyed. Might be more Marion Brown later in the show, even.
	🥁 10:20am doctorjazz: Hi all! Got here just in time for Brother Ray, cool! Got home really late last night, Roswell Rudd Tribute, then a very late Chicken and waffles dinner. Enjoyed the show and the dinner (and it was great to meet Jeff G) .
	10:21am Stanley: Terrific set, Jeff (written from now horizontal position)
	10:23am Listener Gregory: Not that many singers can follow Ray Charles doing one of his songs. Aretha can.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: @doctorjazz! Great to meet you, too, and your daughter!
	10:25am Jeff Golick: Aw thanks, @Stanley.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: I have always loved this Marvin Gaye cover.
	🥁 10:28am doctorjazz: Beautiful version of Funky Little Sweet Thing last night... Really love Sex Mob, didn't know the singer, but she sang great. THE BAND! Love this track!
	10:28am Jeff Golick: Same. It seems an odd way to start this double LP, though, as there's nowhere to go but down,.
	10:30am Dean: That Ray Charles track is likely 1957: https://www.discogs.com/Ray-Charles-Ray-Charles/release/4839693
	🥁 10:32am doctorjazz: (I was at the New Years Eve Band concert at the Academy Of Music, 14th St, when Dylan came out for the encore. ..one of the first concerts I got to).
	10:33am Listener Gregory: @doctor Yikes!
	10:33am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Dean! Yeah, thanks. That's the one!
	10:34am Mark R: I don't know--I think "Rock of Ages" is pretty strong all the way through. "Chest Fever," that long improv that Garth did killing time until midnight...the horn arrangements by Allen Toussaint...this album made it seem like they were still a viable band when the actual production of quality new material had slowed to a trickle. But this album found them in great form and I think it sold very well, too, so they seemed on top of the world when I think internally they were starting to come apart at the seams, especially Richard, sadly.
	10:35am Mark R: Ain't the Meters funky now!
	10:36am Jeff Golick: @Mark R!
	10:36am Mark R: This set's a little different from your usual OUT fare--I like it, though!
	10:44am Jeff Golick: Yeah, that's what happens when I fly by the seat of my pants. Chaos reigns.
	🥁 10:48am doctorjazz: A set with Marion Brown, Rahsaan, Roswell Rudd, Ray Charles, Aretha, and a The Band, what could be bad?
	🥁 10:50am doctorjazz: But it is time to find out if Rats eat Synthesizers (seems they don't. . )
	🥁 10:54am doctorjazz: Sounds like they are trying really had, though. .
	🥁 10:55am doctorjazz: (2 condolence call afternoon today, a Shiva in Jersey, A Wake in Staten Island, sad)
	10:56am Dean: "Ravel": a proper noun, a noun, a verb, and ... an adjective!
	10:57am Jeff Golick: That makes for a tough day, @doc. Good of you to go.
	10:58am Jeff Golick: Hmm, @Dean. Where should I place the accent when citing the "Ravel" piece, do you think?
	10:59am Dean: I can't help but read the proper noun, which is probably incorrect. So, first syllable?
	11:01am listener james from westwood: Diggin' this Barbieri!
	🥁 11:02am doctorjazz: Same, @ljfw!
	11:02am listener james from westwood: I love that this could easily be a 1977 track. Whole album like this?
	11:03am Jeff Golick: This cut is on Jesse Kaminsky's 2017 premium, btw!
	11:04am Jeff Golick: @ljfw: I honestly don't remember...sorry!
	🥁 11:08am Doug Schulkind: Hello, fellow Hellbucketeers!
	11:08am listener james from westwood: No worries; I've Bandcamp-faved it so I can sample the rest!
	11:10am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Doug! Grab a bucket and start bailing!
	11:13am Listener Gregory: I had to get up from my armchair and find out what this John Escreet was. Nice.
	11:15am Jeff Golick: Yeah, it's a very cool session. @LG. Greg Osby and Nicholas Payton are on it. Escreet has sort of flown under the radar a bit.
	11:17am rw: Morning!
	11:20am Jeff Golick: Hello and welcome, @rw!
	11:20am Michael 98145: enjoying all this
	11:21am Mark R: If you forget to pet your cat, they usually remind you.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: Glad to hear it -- and hello! -- @Michael 98145.
	🥁 11:25am doctorjazz: Gari track was cool!
	🥁 11:28am doctorjazz: Tim Berne, alto, Rez Abbasi ,guitar, Great band on that record
	11:29am Uncle Michael: I'm back. I missed 20 minutes while we studied a turkey-dismemberment video.
	11:29am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff & all
	🥁 11:30am Doug Schulkind: Easy teasy.
	🥁 11:31am Doug Schulkind: Actually, I'm at work on adding a new show that WILL join Jeff G on Sundays. That one is a little further off.
	11:32am Mark R: Nice to hear new Steve Tibbetts. Is there anything he's done that ISN'T great? Hi Doug!
	11:33am Dean: OED shows slightly earlier original use of "towards," 888 versus 893.
	🥁 11:33am Doug Schulkind: Just working on that new Sunday show, Mark R! Can't wait to get that underway.
	11:34am rw: Toward. Ravel as a verb. Just my dumb opinion.
	11:35am Listener Gregory: towards, IMHO
	11:36am rw: My friend Suki's dog Ernie would bite you viciously if you stopped petting him. That dog was scary.
	11:37am rw: Well, maybe more of a vicious snap, but scary nonetheless.
	11:38am Mark R: Exciting stuff, Doug!
	🥁 11:39am doctorjazz: Something about a lot of trombones, get this amazing, thick, gooey, lush tonality.
	11:39am Jeff Golick: I see you, @coelacanth∅!
	11:39am Michael 98145: from wiki world (sic) : "Although some have tried to discern a semantic distinction between the words toward and towards, the only difference in practice is dialectal. Toward is more common in American English and towards is more common in British English, though each form may be found in both varieties."
	11:39am david w: Sunday Drummer's yay! Hello Jeff and all!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Getting the crew together now...hey-ay, @david!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: @Doug:Sunday company?! That is exciting!
	11:44am coelacanth∅: Jeff good thing i put on my bathrobe then!
	11:46am Listener Gregory: @Michael Yes, my hope is that in using "towards," I will sound British and therefore more cultured. I am still hoping.
	🥁 11:47am doctorjazz: Saw Adam OFarrill, he was paying at Westfield's summer festival Jazz festival with an Israeli bassist (who's name escapes me, liked his music) O'Farrill was terrific.
	🥁 11:48am doctorjazz: Thanks Jeff, enjoyed the show!
	🥁 11:48am Doug Schulkind: That was something holy right there.
	11:49am Jeff Golick: Thanks for being here, @doctorjazz. Hope your day goes ok.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: I talk British in hopes of someone calling me a burk or a pillock.
	11:50am Jeff Golick: @Doug: oh yeah. Despite this being the third version of "Nation Time" that I've bought, it's worth it for the addition/discovery of "Naima."
	11:53am Jeff Golick: I always hear it as "berk" ...?
	11:53am Listener Gregory: I don't think I've ever heard My Little Brown Book played by anyone other than the Ellington/Strayhorn crowd.
	11:54am Uncle Michael: I hear homonyms either way!
	11:54am Jeff Golick: As long as they don't call you Edmund Burke, I guess.
	11:54am Michael 98145: quite nice, yes
	🥁 11:54am Doug Schulkind: Heartmelting.
	11:55am Jeff Golick: @LG: I know the tune almost exclusively via the Coltrane/Ellington version.
	11:55am coelacanth∅: someone has obsessively scoured wikipedia to replace "was" or "is" with "were" & "are", in reference to bands or other collectives. (singular entities) ; and there is still no word in the english language for "he/she/ both/ whatever" ...so toward or towards? among/ amongst? i don't care!
	11:56am coelacanth∅: (agreed about that Naima)
	11:57am Michael 98145: Sentence of the week: " Standing by a bollard a little farther up the quay. "
	11:59am coelacanth∅: haha Michael you could use that (with a british accent) in america in almost any situation!
	11:59am Michael 98145: anyway, anyways, thanks for all this •♫
	11:59am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jeff!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Jeff!! Safe travels to all USians zooming out for the holiday this week!
	12:00pm Listener Gregory: @Jeff There is a vocal version... with Johnny Hartman?? Someone with a deep voice anyway.
	12:01pm Dean: An important word, widely referenced in rhetorical analysis.
	🥁 12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Honestly, I hadn't realized ("realized") that that new version of Nation Time had new tracks on it. #iamadope
	12:02pm rw: THX JG! Happy Sunday everyone.
	12:03pm Listener Gregory: Excellent show, Jeff, in spite of the dialectal variation.
	12:03pm Michael 98145: catachresis (oed) "abuse or perversion of a trope or metaphor"
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff! take care all
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Thanks to all! @coel; @Michael; @Listener Gregory; @rw; @Doug; @Dean; @listener James; @uncle Michael...and all!
	12:34pm Stanley: And Stanley, finally back from the kitchen!
	🥁 6:50pm Brian in UK: Guessing that the spirit of Roswell was in the room last night. Interesting to hear Lee Doresy's take on Sneakin'. What a voice. First heard it on Robert Palmer's debut. His early stuff with Little Feat is good for an Englishman. Despite the later shall we say sexy (sexist) numbers his early songs/ choice of songs had a sense of humour. The first three tracks on his debut flow like what is now called a segue. Toussaint arranged the horns on the Band and wrote Sneakin'.
	9:10pm Jeff Golick: And @Stanley! And @Brian!

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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		0:02:32 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Abide with Me "Abide with Me" by "Thelonious Monk"	Monk's Music	Riverside Records	1957		0:05:57 (Pop-up)
World Saxophone Quartet	In a Sentimental Mood	Plays Duke Ellington	Nonesuch	1986		0:06:51 (Pop-up)
Manfred Schulze Bläserquintett	Bounce Nr. 2 (Choral)	Choral-Konzert	FMP	1998		0:11:45 (Pop-up)
Jacob Garchik	The Heavens "The Heavens" by "Jacob Garchik"	The Heavens (The Atheist Gospel Trombone Album)	Yestereve Records	2012		0:16:41 (Pop-up)
Hot 8 Brass Band	Love Will Tear Us Apart	Love Will Tear Us Apart (Single)	Tru Thoughts	2018		0:22:59 (Pop-up)
The Four Bags	The Burning "The Burning" by "The Four Bags"	Forth	NCM East	2011		0:26:20 (Pop-up)
Astor Piazzolla y su Quinteto Tango Nuevo	Mumuki	Tango: Zero Hour / Nuevo Tango: Hora Zero	American Clavé	1986		0:29:36 (Pop-up)
Rüdiger Carl ‎	Abide with Me "Abide with Me" by "Rüdiger Carl ‎"	Vorn	FMP	1986		0:39:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jackie Mittoo	Be Thankful "Be Thankful" by "Jackie Mittoo"					0:40:02 (Pop-up)
Robin Kenyatta	Last Tango in Paris	Gypsy Man	Atlantic	1973		0:44:22 (Pop-up)
Richard Davis	What'd You Say "What'd You Say" by "Richard Davis"	Dealin'	Muse	1974		0:48:55 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown	Sunshine Road "Sunshine Road" by "Marion Brown"	Soul Eyes	Baystate	1979		0:55:05 (Pop-up)
Roswell Rudd	Funky Little Sweet Thing - Slow Dance for Fast Times	Trombone for Lovers	Sunnyside Records	2013		1:04:17 (Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk and the Vibration Society	Baby Let Me Shake Your Tree	Rahsaan Rahsaan	Atlantic	1970		1:08:40 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	Come Back Baby "Come Back Baby" by "Ray Charles"	Ray Charles	Atlantic	1957		1:13:10 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	Drown In My Own Tears	I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You	Atlantic	1967		1:15:58 (Pop-up)
Ann Peebles	How Strong Is a Woman	Straight from the Heart	Hi Records	1972		1:20:02 (Pop-up)
The Band	Don't Do It "Don't Do It" by "The Band"	Rock of Ages: The Band in Concert	Capitol Records	1971		1:23:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Dorsey	Sneakin' Sally Thru The Alley	Yes We Can	Polydor	1970		1:27:41 (Pop-up)
The Meters	Ease Back "Ease Back" by "The Meters"	The Meters	Josie Records	1969		1:30:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chas Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chas Jankel"					1:33:18 (Pop-up)
The Dwarfs of East Agouza	Rats Don't Eat Synthesizers	Rats Don't Eat Synthesizers	Akuphone	2018		1:40:02 (Pop-up)
Wume	Ravel "Ravel" by "Wume"	Towards the Shadow	Northern Spy	2018		1:51:26 (Pop-up)
Caterina Barbieri	Information Needed To Create An Entire Body	Patterns Of Consciousness	Important Records	2017		1:55:52 (Pop-up)
Rimarimba	Gone to Hell in a Bucket I	In the Woods	Unlikely Records	1985		2:02:24 (Pop-up)
John Escreet	Broken Justice (Kalief)	Learn to Live	Blue Room Music	2018		2:05:49 (Pop-up)
Ananda Gari	Don't Forget to Pet Your Cat	T-Duality	Auand	2014		2:14:35 (Pop-up)
Steve Tibbetts	Life of Alice "Life of Alice" by "Steve Tibbetts"	Life Of	ECM	2018		2:21:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"					2:25:20 (Pop-up)
The Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Breathahoward	Numatik Swing Band	JCOA Records	1973		2:31:59 (Pop-up)
Adam O'Farrill	Get Thee Behind Me Satan	El Maquech	Biophilia Records	2018		2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Joe McPhee	Naima "Naima" by "Joe McPhee"	Nation Time	Corbett vs. Dempsey	1970/2018	[new 2018 edition]	2:40:57 (Pop-up)
Lisa Ullén	Talking to Carla "Talking to Carla" by "Lisa Ullén"	Catachresis	Nuscope	2011		2:45:26 (Pop-up)
Marion Brown / Dave Burrell	My Little Brown Book	Live at the Black Musicians' Conference 1981	NoBusiness	2018		2:49:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		2:55:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am listener james from westwood: How do, Jeff and all!!
	9:04am Jeff Golick: Warm greetings to you, @listener james!
	9:05am Uncle Michael: Gooble gobble. One of us. We accept you.
	9:08am Uncle Michael: Let's talk turkey.
	9:08am listener james from westwood: Pot roast this year. Brown in a Dutch oven on the stove, add gravy mix, let 'er go during football. Noodles with. Pie baked earlier in the week. Dinner for 2 through the weekend.
	9:10am Stanley: Ra, Ra, Ra!
	9:12am Jeff Golick: Drooling, @ljfw. Drooling.
	9:12am Jeff Golick: @Stanley! Is that a request, or just a cheer?
	9:15am Uncle Michael: James, one of my secret weapons is the dutch oven in the oven. Anything that can be cooked in a dutch oven work, in my opinion, better in the oven for a very simple reason. It's damned near impossible to burn anything that's not on a flame. So way less babysitting. Very little stirring. This seems to work for everything, but it's especially great for things you would otherwisehave to stir a lot. Right now, I have steel cut oats in the oven. Over the course of an hour they'll get stirred twice.
	9:27am Stanley: Neither Jeff, the sun has just come out.
	9:27am Uncle Michael: I need more Hot 8 Brass Band in my life.
	9:33am Jeff Golick: As do we all, @UM. Belated greetings, btw!
	9:47am Listener Gregory: Really enjoyed that Pizzolla piece. He was so popular 20 years ago, and he inevitably slipped out of our notice after that.
	9:49am Jeff Golick: Hey there, @Listener Gregory!
	9:52am Listener Gregory: I've been listening away from my computer, but I missed the beginning because the guy in front of me at the coffee shop ordered, and I quote, a large decaf macadamia nut milk latte with mint syrup. I regained consciousness only 30 minutes later.
	9:54am Jeff Golick: x x ___
	🥁 10:03am Granny Spicy Tuna: Dropping in just in time for Marion Brown. YEAH!
	10:09am Jeff Golick: Good timing, @Granny Spicy Tuna!
	🥁 10:13am Granny Spicy Tuna: Jeff, i was just telling Doug S that i'll always remember this week as the week i fell in love with Marion Brown's music and i have WFMU to thank. This program and Doug's in particular. Thanks!
	10:15am Jeff Golick: I saw that, @GST, and was really overjoyed. Might be more Marion Brown later in the show, even.
	🥁 10:20am doctorjazz: Hi all! Got here just in time for Brother Ray, cool! Got home really late last night, Roswell Rudd Tribute, then a very late Chicken and waffles dinner. Enjoyed the show and the dinner (and it was great to meet Jeff G) .
	10:21am Stanley: Terrific set, Jeff (written from now horizontal position)
	10:23am Listener Gregory: Not that many singers can follow Ray Charles doing one of his songs. Aretha can.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: @doctorjazz! Great to meet you, too, and your daughter!
	10:25am Jeff Golick: Aw thanks, @Stanley.
	10:27am Uncle Michael: I have always loved this Marvin Gaye cover.
	🥁 10:28am doctorjazz: Beautiful version of Funky Little Sweet Thing last night... Really love Sex Mob, didn't know the singer, but she sang great. THE BAND! Love this track!
	10:28am Jeff Golick: Same. It seems an odd way to start this double LP, though, as there's nowhere to go but down,.
	10:30am Dean: That Ray Charles track is likely 1957: https://www.discogs.com/Ray-Charles-Ray-Charles/release/4839693
	🥁 10:32am doctorjazz: (I was at the New Years Eve Band concert at the Academy Of Music, 14th St, when Dylan came out for the encore. ..one of the first concerts I got to).
	10:33am Listener Gregory: @doctor Yikes!
	10:33am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Dean! Yeah, thanks. That's the one!
	10:34am Mark R: I don't know--I think "Rock of Ages" is pretty strong all the way through. "Chest Fever," that long improv that Garth did killing time until midnight...the horn arrangements by Allen Toussaint...this album made it seem like they were still a viable band when the actual production of quality new material had slowed to a trickle. But this album found them in great form and I think it sold very well, too, so they seemed on top of the world when I think internally they were starting to come apart at the seams, especially Richard, sadly.
	10:35am Mark R: Ain't the Meters funky now!
	10:36am Jeff Golick: @Mark R!
	10:36am Mark R: This set's a little different from your usual OUT fare--I like it, though!
	10:44am Jeff Golick: Yeah, that's what happens when I fly by the seat of my pants. Chaos reigns.
	🥁 10:48am doctorjazz: A set with Marion Brown, Rahsaan, Roswell Rudd, Ray Charles, Aretha, and a The Band, what could be bad?
	🥁 10:50am doctorjazz: But it is time to find out if Rats eat Synthesizers (seems they don't. . )
	🥁 10:54am doctorjazz: Sounds like they are trying really had, though. .
	🥁 10:55am doctorjazz: (2 condolence call afternoon today, a Shiva in Jersey, A Wake in Staten Island, sad)
	10:56am Dean: "Ravel": a proper noun, a noun, a verb, and ... an adjective!
	10:57am Jeff Golick: That makes for a tough day, @doc. Good of you to go.
	10:58am Jeff Golick: Hmm, @Dean. Where should I place the accent when citing the "Ravel" piece, do you think?
	10:59am Dean: I can't help but read the proper noun, which is probably incorrect. So, first syllable?
	11:01am listener james from westwood: Diggin' this Barbieri!
	🥁 11:02am doctorjazz: Same, @ljfw!
	11:02am listener james from westwood: I love that this could easily be a 1977 track. Whole album like this?
	11:03am Jeff Golick: This cut is on Jesse Kaminsky's 2017 premium, btw!
	11:04am Jeff Golick: @ljfw: I honestly don't remember...sorry!
	🥁 11:08am Doug Schulkind: Hello, fellow Hellbucketeers!
	11:08am listener james from westwood: No worries; I've Bandcamp-faved it so I can sample the rest!
	11:10am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Doug! Grab a bucket and start bailing!
	11:13am Listener Gregory: I had to get up from my armchair and find out what this John Escreet was. Nice.
	11:15am Jeff Golick: Yeah, it's a very cool session. @LG. Greg Osby and Nicholas Payton are on it. Escreet has sort of flown under the radar a bit.
	11:17am rw: Morning!
	11:20am Jeff Golick: Hello and welcome, @rw!
	11:20am Michael 98145: enjoying all this
	11:21am Mark R: If you forget to pet your cat, they usually remind you.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: Glad to hear it -- and hello! -- @Michael 98145.
	🥁 11:25am doctorjazz: Gari track was cool!
	🥁 11:28am doctorjazz: Tim Berne, alto, Rez Abbasi ,guitar, Great band on that record
	11:29am Uncle Michael: I'm back. I missed 20 minutes while we studied a turkey-dismemberment video.
	11:29am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff & all
	🥁 11:30am Doug Schulkind: Easy teasy.
	🥁 11:31am Doug Schulkind: Actually, I'm at work on adding a new show that WILL join Jeff G on Sundays. That one is a little further off.
	11:32am Mark R: Nice to hear new Steve Tibbetts. Is there anything he's done that ISN'T great? Hi Doug!
	11:33am Dean: OED shows slightly earlier original use of "towards," 888 versus 893.
	🥁 11:33am Doug Schulkind: Just working on that new Sunday show, Mark R! Can't wait to get that underway.
	11:34am rw: Toward. Ravel as a verb. Just my dumb opinion.
	11:35am Listener Gregory: towards, IMHO
	11:36am rw: My friend Suki's dog Ernie would bite you viciously if you stopped petting him. That dog was scary.
	11:37am rw: Well, maybe more of a vicious snap, but scary nonetheless.
	11:38am Mark R: Exciting stuff, Doug!
	🥁 11:39am doctorjazz: Something about a lot of trombones, get this amazing, thick, gooey, lush tonality.
	11:39am Jeff Golick: I see you, @coelacanth∅!
	11:39am Michael 98145: from wiki world (sic) : "Although some have tried to discern a semantic distinction between the words toward and towards, the only difference in practice is dialectal. Toward is more common in American English and towards is more common in British English, though each form may be found in both varieties."
	11:39am david w: Sunday Drummer's yay! Hello Jeff and all!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Getting the crew together now...hey-ay, @david!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: @Doug:Sunday company?! That is exciting!
	11:44am coelacanth∅: Jeff good thing i put on my bathrobe then!
	11:46am Listener Gregory: @Michael Yes, my hope is that in using "towards," I will sound British and therefore more cultured. I am still hoping.
	🥁 11:47am doctorjazz: Saw Adam OFarrill, he was paying at Westfield's summer festival Jazz festival with an Israeli bassist (who's name escapes me, liked his music) O'Farrill was terrific.
	🥁 11:48am doctorjazz: Thanks Jeff, enjoyed the show!
	🥁 11:48am Doug Schulkind: That was something holy right there.
	11:49am Jeff Golick: Thanks for being here, @doctorjazz. Hope your day goes ok.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: I talk British in hopes of someone calling me a burk or a pillock.
	11:50am Jeff Golick: @Doug: oh yeah. Despite this being the third version of "Nation Time" that I've bought, it's worth it for the addition/discovery of "Naima."
	11:53am Jeff Golick: I always hear it as "berk" ...?
	11:53am Listener Gregory: I don't think I've ever heard My Little Brown Book played by anyone other than the Ellington/Strayhorn crowd.
	11:54am Uncle Michael: I hear homonyms either way!
	11:54am Jeff Golick: As long as they don't call you Edmund Burke, I guess.
	11:54am Michael 98145: quite nice, yes
	🥁 11:54am Doug Schulkind: Heartmelting.
	11:55am Jeff Golick: @LG: I know the tune almost exclusively via the Coltrane/Ellington version.
	11:55am coelacanth∅: someone has obsessively scoured wikipedia to replace "was" or "is" with "were" & "are", in reference to bands or other collectives. (singular entities) ; and there is still no word in the english language for "he/she/ both/ whatever" ...so toward or towards? among/ amongst? i don't care!
	11:56am coelacanth∅: (agreed about that Naima)
	11:57am Michael 98145: Sentence of the week: " Standing by a bollard a little farther up the quay. "
	11:59am coelacanth∅: haha Michael you could use that (with a british accent) in america in almost any situation!
	11:59am Michael 98145: anyway, anyways, thanks for all this •♫
	11:59am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jeff!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Jeff!! Safe travels to all USians zooming out for the holiday this week!
	12:00pm Listener Gregory: @Jeff There is a vocal version... with Johnny Hartman?? Someone with a deep voice anyway.
	12:01pm Dean: An important word, widely referenced in rhetorical analysis.
	🥁 12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Honestly, I hadn't realized ("realized") that that new version of Nation Time had new tracks on it. #iamadope
	12:02pm rw: THX JG! Happy Sunday everyone.
	12:03pm Listener Gregory: Excellent show, Jeff, in spite of the dialectal variation.
	12:03pm Michael 98145: catachresis (oed) "abuse or perversion of a trope or metaphor"
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff! take care all
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Thanks to all! @coel; @Michael; @Listener Gregory; @rw; @Doug; @Dean; @listener James; @uncle Michael...and all!
	12:34pm Stanley: And Stanley, finally back from the kitchen!
	🥁 6:50pm Brian in UK: Guessing that the spirit of Roswell was in the room last night. Interesting to hear Lee Doresy's take on Sneakin'. What a voice. First heard it on Robert Palmer's debut. His early stuff with Little Feat is good for an Englishman. Despite the later shall we say sexy (sexist) numbers his early songs/ choice of songs had a sense of humour. The first three tracks on his debut flow like what is now called a segue. Toussaint arranged the horns on the Band and wrote Sneakin'.
	9:10pm Jeff Golick: And @Stanley! And @Brian!

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