WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from July 18, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:51pm Little Danny: My friends. Hello.
	📉 9:57pm chresti: Hi Little Danny and the cool blues!
	10:00pm Flash Strap: hello LD!
	10:00pm melinda: hi all
	10:00pm geezerette: Hola!
	10:00pm fleep: Greetings!
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: hey Danny and flaming coolberries
	10:01pm TDK60: I stayed up past Ten; wow, the night life!
	10:01pm Little Danny: chresti, Flash, melinda, geez, fleep, coel. Hello, hello, hello.
	10:02pm Little Danny: What do I need to play to keep you up 'til midnight, TDK?
	10:05pm doctorjazz: Hi Danny and fellow listeners!
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: stream interruption but i think you're aware already
	10:06pm TDK60: ..you're already doing it Little Danny. Funny, there was a time my nights started at ten-thirty or eleven. I have known night life. woo...
	10:08pm Little Danny: re: stream interruption. Weird. I'm not sure it was at my end that time. Back now though!
	10:09pm Uncle Michael: The night light ain't no good light, but it's my light.
	10:09pm Little Danny: Heya doc! Nice to have you here
	10:09pm Franco Twinkie: With grease coated fingers I say hey!
	10:10pm Little Danny: @TDK: Good! You're doing the right thing.
	10:11pm Little Danny: Michael and Franco, two of my favorite weird uncles. Welcome!
	10:11pm coelacanth∅: hey Franco ...twinkies were a bit greasy, as i remember
	10:11pm doctorjazz: Ì one channel or?
	10:12pm Uncle Michael: Pull my finger.
	10:12pm doctorjazz: Or did he just forget his band?
	10:13pm Little Danny: All of my signals are coming in strong here, doc, but keep me updated
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: you could hear his band playing outside
	10:14pm coelacanth∅: (but the beer's in here, so...)
	10:15pm Dean: Re: recent surf-like guitarists, do you know Jim Campilongo, LD?
	10:16pm Franco Twinkie: Yes Coel, with industrial grade cooking oil. My sister and I would get a good glob of the fluffy white goo on our finger tip and wiggle it around and say it was our mom washing her hair.
	10:16pm Uncle Michael: I'd like to hear an instrumental version of Thunderball. I'll bet the words still sound ridiculous.
	10:18pm Little Danny: Hey Dean!! Don't know that name - a session cat?
	10:18pm Little Danny: @UM: I almost just played the (instrumental) version of Thunderball from that same LP. It's bonkers, fantastic
	10:19pm doctorjazz: I've got stuff by this "Unknown Artist" on my PC! Lots!
	10:19pm geezerette: My mind is dancing with a chilled glass of prosecco in one hand. Actually, attempting to get some work done without inhibiting my mind. Knowhaddeyemean?
	10:19pm Dean: Maybe, but I associate him with local Bay Area cats. I heard him at a bar up the street several years ago. But he has since moved east, I believe. A Telecaster master.
	10:21pm Dean: Why, waddya know? Even New Yorker couldn't resist the rhyme: https://www.jimcampilongo.com/press.html
	10:21pm Little Danny: Hi Geez! Next set will (I think) venture into more of a mellow clarity. Hope I can help w/the music either way.
	10:22pm geezerette: LD, sounding great! No complaints!
	10:23pm Little Danny: Thanks Dean, duly bookmarked. Definitely a new name to me, color me curious
	10:24pm Uncle Michael: OK, night light going out, here. See you all tomorrow.
	10:24pm Dean: Speaking of color, you might want to start with his recent-ish record, Orange: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY-DsfUYh64
	10:25pm Franco Twinkie: In the morning bro.
	📉 10:25pm chresti: This is great
	10:25pm Little Danny: Ha, doc, I have 100s of "unknown" albums, songs, and/or artists in my music library. Mostly due to East Asian music. It drives my OCD crazy either way
	10:25pm Dean: (Recent in old man years, I suppose. It's 2010.)
	10:26pm Little Danny: Don't you dare leave Michael. I'm not done here yet.
	10:26pm doctorjazz: I saw Jim Campilongo a few years ago, opening for Wilco at The Kings Theater in Brooklyn (he was actually a last minute sub for Bill Frissell, who was stuck in Canada because of a Blizzard. He was very good (but would Havre preferred Frissell).
	10:26pm Little Danny: Thanks chresti, I agree wholeheartedly!
	10:26pm Franco Twinkie: Not the L.A. Factory, I think.
	10:28pm Dean: That Khmer track? I was there during the mastering. They're not unknown. The female vocalist was, iirc, Tammy something. Guy was Duncan Swell.
	10:29pm Little Danny: And not the Warhol Factory, either. (Nice L.A. Factory reference though!)
	10:30pm Little Danny: Whoa, Dean, tell me more/everything. (The Cambodian guy was really named Duncan Swell?!)
	10:31pm Dean: Yes. Have I also mentioned that I attended every Grateful Dead show ever?
	10:32pm doctorjazz: Thought I saw you at all of those, Dean!
	10:33pm Little Danny: Dammit Dean you got me all excited!
	10:33pm Franco Twinkie: Dean,once again you lie like a rug! You were not at the show the dead did at my high school.
	10:34pm geezerette: hahahaha... :)
	10:34pm Little Danny: I like Sassy Dean just as much
	10:35pm Little Danny: What a weirdo
	10:35pm doctorjazz: I actually did see Campilongo, though. It's the difference between finding someone random you don't expect, versus finding someone instead of someone you DID expect, and really were looking forward to (those expectations will do it every time).
	10:37pm Franco Twinkie: I saw The Miracle Workers open for Arthur Lee. Top that you baloney miester.
	10:38pm Dean: I forgive you, doc, for that time in Port Chester, March '70, when you spilled Dr. Pepper on my shirt. I really did see Campilongo, too, at Ivy Room in Albany, CA. I can imagine the disappointment, but I enjoyed him.
	10:39pm Dean: I can top it, Franco. I saw Zubin Mehta conduct the LA Phil at Whittier High School Auditorium.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, that's pretty good.
	10:42pm Franco Twinkie: I have to get another cup of coffee if we're going to have a cutting contest.
	10:42pm doctorjazz: He could play, but the set by him (with bass/drum accompaniment, suspect it was a pick up band, unrehearsed) was fun for a bit, but became samey after a bit.
	10:45pm geezerette: I saw Ravi Shankar at the Royal Albert Hall... or DID I...?
	10:46pm Dean: I saw Lakshmi Shankar in Long Beach at an Indian cultural festival. I was jeans and t-shirt. Most of the women in the audience were in saris. One attendee sitting near me turned to me and said, "You're the most comfortable person here."
	10:47pm geezerette: That's funny!
	10:48pm Little Danny: Hahaha. Y'all can go much bigger! I only really believe geez and franco, tho
	10:49pm Dean: I'm telling you, @10:46 is true.
	10:49pm doctorjazz: Sweden?
	10:51pm Little Danny: @doc: yep!
	10:51pm Little Danny: @franco: when did you see the Miracle Workers & Arthur Lee?
	10:52pm Franco Twinkie: Don't even get me started on Indian music...
	📉 10:52pm JtotheK: hi! i saw Clyde Stubblefield and group at a concert in area park.
	10:52pm Little Danny: THE BOY WHO CRIED KHMER
	10:53pm Little Danny: Hi Jason!
	10:54pm Dean: Bodhi Tree, dude. That was a haven for Indian music, but better yet were the shops in Artesia and Cerritos.
	10:54pm geezerette: I saw Anoushka Shankar and her dad at the Alex Theater in Glendal,(!), and the women were like butterflies in their saris. My friend and I were dressed in black and felt very drab.
	10:55pm Dean: "and her dad": that's priceless
	10:57pm geezerette: R.I.P., the Bodhi Tree. Great used book section.
	10:57pm Franco Twinkie: Twice, now that I think of it Danny. Club Lingerie, late 80's? Rajis just before they shipped Arthur off, 90's.
	10:57pm Little Danny: I once "borrowed" a sitar from a dormitory music studio and... that's all I got True story, tho! Got written up in my college's police beat. Proud/embarrassed
	10:58pm geezerette: Didn't need to say the name twice.
	10:58pm Dean: Indeed, geezerette. Not just a section, but an entire store annexed to the main store. I bought a ton of Nikhil Banerjee records there.
	10:59pm Little Danny: @Franco: dang, hopefully A. Lee was okay shape, he had his struggles
	10:59pm geezerette: I loved the extensive section on Hollywood. And the tea.
	11:01pm geezerette: This is gorgeous.
	11:01pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, I saw Arthur more that a few times when he was, how shall I say, a little under the weather.
	11:01pm Little Danny: re: 10:57. I returned said sitar after three days, mind you. As was the plan.
	11:02pm Dean: The incense...
	11:02pm geezerette: :)
	11:02pm Little Danny: @geez: absolutely. So somber and gorgeous and colorful
	11:03pm geezerette: yes, exactly!
	11:04pm doctorjazz: Tangential is pretty, great West Coast crew!
	11:05pm geezerette: West Coast Jazz is like West Coast Art from the same period.
	11:05pm Little Danny: Haha doc that autocorrect. And I agree!
	11:06pm doctorjazz: Oops!
	11:06pm doctorjazz: Have to check that stuff before hitting post.
	11:07pm Franco Twinkie: Wallace Berman on vibes
	11:08pm Little Danny: this Bobby Pauneto is for you, doc
	11:08pm doctorjazz: Been missing the good vibes.
	11:09pm Ignore Function: Great vibes through the speakers as always, LD.
	11:09pm Little Danny: @geez: Like instrumental surf music, I've been going thru a heavy West Coast jazz phase recently. Glad you dug!
	11:10pm Little Danny: Ignore Function, love when you surface! Thanks, mate
	11:12pm geezerette: LD, dug it the most! :)
	11:13pm Ignore Function: I've been able to listen in real time a lot this month, which is a treat.
	11:13pm geezerette: Franco! What an image!
	11:14pm Dean: Is this a waltz?
	11:14pm Franco Twinkie: I was waiting! I thought it flew over the radar.
	11:14pm geezerette: Did you know him though?
	11:17pm Little Danny: @Dean: don't know! I'm terrible with even the basics of music theory
	11:17pm Franco Twinkie: No. I wish.
	📉 11:17pm JtotheK: Danny, did you spin Al Escobar and Eddie Jefferson tracks from 45 last week? Very jealous!!!
	11:18pm geezerette: This Lee Konitz piece, also lovely.
	11:19pm geezerette: This set, man! :D
	11:21pm Franco Twinkie: Barefoot Adventure! I saw this at the drive-in by my house with Pacific Vibrations. Two surf classics from different words.
	11:22pm Little Danny: Indeed, but neither were from 45 Jason
	11:23pm Little Danny: @franco: an early Bruce Brown movie, pre-Endless Summer
	11:23pm Dean: How many of the listeners have been to drive-ins? I'm not a movie-goer, but I once or twice move-goed to a drive-in.
	11:23pm Dean: ^movie-went
	11:24pm Franco Twinkie: Yup! The album is great. On Wold Pacific.
	📉 11:25pm JtotheK: Both of those are on my 'I doubt I'll ever come across them' list. I do have Horace Silver Psych Sally on 45, though.
	11:26pm Dean: Pretty sure I saw Papillon and Zardoz at drive-ins.
	📉 11:27pm chresti: I went to a few Drive ins. Saw Glass Bottom Boat
	11:28pm geezerette: I have too, different times and places. There was one in the high desert. It hung on decades past it's time, sort of an outdoor Last Picture Show.
	📉 11:28pm JtotheK: I recently watched 'In A Quiet Place' after reading 'In A Quiet Place.' And then fell asleep watching 'Mildred Pierce' after reading 'Mildred Pierce.' (And now Mildred isn't streaming - augh!) Next up on my to-watch movie list - Gaslight.
	11:28pm Franco Twinkie: I lived in between two drive-ins, The Edgewood and The Vineland. Of course I saw lots of stuff with the family, but later with my friends as well.
	11:29pm Dean: Franco, we all live in between two drive-ins. It's a logical necessity, so long as there are two drive-ins remaining.
	11:30pm Dean: I'll shut up now.
	11:31pm geezerette: A fun thing that almost had a revival. Drive-ins.
	11:32pm Franco Twinkie: The Edgewood is gone. A Kaiser hospital is there now. The Vineland is still open! The last drive-in in Los Angeles county.
	11:32pm coelacanth∅: i've seen some movies in vehicles, at drive-ins. 101 dalmatians...?...and my friends and i snuck into one a few times when i was a teenager (no vehicle). "the song remains the same" was one, but we got rowdy toward the end and got chased out.
	11:34pm coelacanth∅: excuse me but does anyone here use mplayer? and is it complicated to install now? (i'm getting that impression, but years ago i used it and it was easy, and very good)
	11:35pm geezerette: JtotheK, "In A Quiet Place" is one of my favorite films.
	11:35pm Dean: In the series of official "bootleg" recordings he released near the end of his short life, dubbed Trail, Jimmy LaFave took the photographs for the covers, including long ago abandoned drive-ins. Poignant. RIP, Jimmy.
	11:37pm Franco Twinkie: Yes! I was arrested by "The drive-in police" at The Vineland and dragged to the snack bar, then escorted to the street. I just snuck back in through the exit.
	11:38pm Dean: Fuck the drive-in police.
	📉 11:38pm JtotheK: @Geez - I enjoyed it! Plus, I realized the scene where Bogey says "You annoy me" is the source for Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid...
	11:39pm geezerette: Evidence of the 20th century is disappearing faster and faster. Tons of things I should've photographed.
	📉 11:40pm chresti: Gaslight is great.
	11:40pm coelacanth∅: we climbed a fence then creeped up probably closer than we should've risked
	11:41pm Franco Twinkie: I got the drive-ins covered. I was always taking pictures of pop trash.
	11:42pm geezerette: JtotheK, wow! And Chresti's right about "Gaslight".
	📉 11:42pm JtotheK: @Chresti - I'm realizing I'm not all that well versed in 40s/50s/60s cinema, so much to check out!
	11:43pm Dean: Yes and no, geezerette. For one thing, we impose century divisions onto history, which has no respect for these arbitrary breaks. But the problem really explodes in the 21st. Everybody--and I mean EVERYBODY--should read Cliff Lynch's article about stewardship of cultural artifacts in our time: https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/8097/6583
	📉 11:46pm JtotheK: @Dean, seems similar to a paper I want write - 'Stewardship in the age of Al Gore's Rhythm'. I have the title, anyway.
	📉 11:46pm chresti: There seem to be more outdoor movie watching places, though
	11:46pm Franco Twinkie: This kid that lived down the street had a VW Trasnsport. We would fill the back with patio chairs, all kick in 50 cents and then we could enjoy three movies on the up and up.
	11:47pm Dean: rim shot
	📉 11:47pm JtotheK: This Ethel Azama LP was in area record shop and I foolishly passed on it, thinking I'd pick up 'some other time'. AND THEN IT WAS GONE.
	11:48pm coelacanth∅: have i mentioned that i've been to every Ethel Azama show ever?
	11:49pm geezerette: Dean, thanks! It's a long, complex conversation. Maybe we'll revisit it. One of the things I love Noir films for is those glimpses of architecture that hung around long enough to seem permanent.
	11:49pm Little Danny: It's a very good album, Jason. But it'll turn up on eBay or discogs with a bit of patience
	11:50pm geezerette: haha! :) Coel!
	11:50pm Little Danny: @geez: Lovely sentiment @11:49
	11:51pm Franco Twinkie: Have I mentioned that I saw Ethel Meatplow and Ethel merman at the Edgewood Drive-in?
	11:52pm Dean: geezerette, I once seriously considered studying architectural history, formally, but soon recognized various skills lacking. However, I continue to explore, and I just recently checked out a book about 19th century architecture in Lowell, MA, which intrigues me.
	11:52pm geezerette: LD, Lazy Afternoon is one of my favorite songs. Lovely version. Great show!!!
	11:53pm Little Danny: I've never heard a bad version, geez. Thank you!
	📉 11:55pm chresti: Fantastic Danny, thanks!
	11:55pm geezerette: Dean, continuing conversation, I hope. Love hanging out with everybody.
	11:55pm Franco Twinkie: But this is for reals, man, I did see Davey Allen And The Arrows AND Korla Pandit at the Foorhill Drive-in, in Azuza. Also, they showed Skaterdater, a very early skateboard movie.
	📉 11:56pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show, thanks Danny! enjoyed chatting with you all, cheers everyone!
	11:56pm Little Danny: @franco: Awesome. And with a great soundtrack, Skaterdater.
	11:57pm geezerette: Franco,WOW!!!
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: i have an at the drive-in cd...
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! take care everyone
	12:02am Franco Twinkie: Goo nite all.
	12:03am Little Danny: Once again lost track of the comments whizzing by
	12:04am Little Danny: Thank you luvs, and g'night! See y'all around!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from July 18, 2019

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Postwar atmospherica.

Jazz modernism, mystical pop, electronic creaks & pulses, Latin rhythms, soundtrack & library moods, cinematic surf, exotica & instrumental curios, soul heartache, hypnotic blues & R&B, spoken trances, lonesome country & rock 'n' roll, strange scales, drones, haze.

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July 18, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
The Debonaires	Please Come Back Baby	7" 45
The Barons	Society Don't Let Us Down	7" 45	0:02:08 (Pop-up)
Al Pinckney & the Exclusives	Coasting	7" 45	0:04:43 (Pop-up)
The Touch	Not So Fine "Not So Fine" by "The Touch"	7" 45	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
Surf Teens	Moment of Truth "Moment of Truth" by "Surf Teens"	Surf Mania with the Surf Teens	0:09:42 (Pop-up)
The Eliminators	Malibu Wipeout "Malibu Wipeout" by "The Eliminators"	Liverpool! Dragsters!! Cycles!!! & Surfing!!!!	0:12:19 (Pop-up)
Elliot Fisher and His Orchestra - Music Arranged by Hank Levine	Dr. No's Fantasy	Bang! Bang! Bang! "Thunderball" and Other Secret Agent Themes	0:14:22 (Pop-up)
unknown artist	She Doesn't Need Your Money	Cambodian Cassette Archives: Khmer Folk & Pop Music Vol. 1	0:16:39 (Pop-up)
The Answers	(It's) Just A Fear "(It's) Just A Fear" by "The Answers"	7" 45	0:20:19 (Pop-up)
The Factory	Try A Little Sunshine	Electric Sugarcube Flashbacks, vol. 4	0:23:25 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	Everything Flows "Everything Flows" by "Teenage Fanclub"	A Catholic Education	0:27:06 (Pop-up)
The Miracle Workers	I'm Hung Up "I'm Hung Up" by "The Miracle Workers"	7" 33	0:32:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	jungle speaks "jungle speaks"		0:36:26 (Pop-up)
Gimmicks	Ye-Me-Le "Ye-Me-Le" by "Gimmicks"	Gimmicks Of Sweden	0:47:14 (Pop-up)
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66	Celebration of the Sunrise	Stillness	0:52:19 (Pop-up)
Federal Duck	Peace in My Mind "Peace in My Mind" by "Federal Duck"	Federal Duck	0:53:52 (Pop-up)
Gene Anderson and the Dynamic Psychedelics	I'll Follow You	7" 45	0:56:55 (Pop-up)
Buddy Collette - Chico Hamilton - Jimmy Hall - Curtis Counce - John Anderson - Gerald Wiggins	Tanganyika	Tanganyika: Modern Afro-American Jazz	0:59:50 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente	Voodoo Dance at Midnight	Tambó	1:04:57 (Pop-up)
Bobby Vince Paunetto	El Señor Sid	El Sonido Moderno Bobby Pauneto	1:07:02 (Pop-up)
Koop (with Cecilia Stalin)	Waltz for Koop	Waltz for Koop	1:11:14 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz	Five, Four And Three "Five, Four And Three" by "Lee Konitz"	Stereokonitz	1:14:14 (Pop-up)
Bud Shank featuring Carmell Jones and Bob Cooper	Barefoot Adventure	Barefoot Adventure	1:17:57 (Pop-up)
The Be Bop Boys	Moody Speaks "Moody Speaks" by "The Be Bop Boys"	10" 78	1:21:58 (Pop-up)
Tito Rodriguez And His Orchestra	Mambo Gee-Gee	7" 45	1:24:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	bright groovy things "bright groovy things"		1:27:12 (Pop-up)
Jeri Southern	Senor Blues "Senor Blues" by "Jeri Southern"	7" 45	1:38:13 (Pop-up)
The Gene Rains Group	Caravan "Caravan" by "The Gene Rains Group"	Far Across the Sea	1:39:37 (Pop-up)
Ethel Azama	Lazy Afternoon "Lazy Afternoon" by "Ethel Azama"	Exotic Dreams: Martin Denny Presents the Enticing Voice of Ethel Azama	1:42:56 (Pop-up)
Josiah Steinbrick	(Two Bonangs, Coated Spheres, Piano, Two Synthesizers, Natural Objects)	Meeting Of Waters	1:45:58 (Pop-up)
Elysian Spring	7th Sea "7th Sea" by "Elysian Spring"	Elysian Spring	1:48:28 (Pop-up)
Tonny Hymes And The Soul People	Time Ain't Gonna Do Me No Favor	7" 45	1:53:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	isle of somewhere "isle of somewhere"		1:57:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:51pm Little Danny: My friends. Hello.
	📉 9:57pm chresti: Hi Little Danny and the cool blues!
	10:00pm Flash Strap: hello LD!
	10:00pm melinda: hi all
	10:00pm geezerette: Hola!
	10:00pm fleep: Greetings!
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: hey Danny and flaming coolberries
	10:01pm TDK60: I stayed up past Ten; wow, the night life!
	10:01pm Little Danny: chresti, Flash, melinda, geez, fleep, coel. Hello, hello, hello.
	10:02pm Little Danny: What do I need to play to keep you up 'til midnight, TDK?
	10:05pm doctorjazz: Hi Danny and fellow listeners!
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: stream interruption but i think you're aware already
	10:06pm TDK60: ..you're already doing it Little Danny. Funny, there was a time my nights started at ten-thirty or eleven. I have known night life. woo...
	10:08pm Little Danny: re: stream interruption. Weird. I'm not sure it was at my end that time. Back now though!
	10:09pm Uncle Michael: The night light ain't no good light, but it's my light.
	10:09pm Little Danny: Heya doc! Nice to have you here
	10:09pm Franco Twinkie: With grease coated fingers I say hey!
	10:10pm Little Danny: @TDK: Good! You're doing the right thing.
	10:11pm Little Danny: Michael and Franco, two of my favorite weird uncles. Welcome!
	10:11pm coelacanth∅: hey Franco ...twinkies were a bit greasy, as i remember
	10:11pm doctorjazz: Ì one channel or?
	10:12pm Uncle Michael: Pull my finger.
	10:12pm doctorjazz: Or did he just forget his band?
	10:13pm Little Danny: All of my signals are coming in strong here, doc, but keep me updated
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: you could hear his band playing outside
	10:14pm coelacanth∅: (but the beer's in here, so...)
	10:15pm Dean: Re: recent surf-like guitarists, do you know Jim Campilongo, LD?
	10:16pm Franco Twinkie: Yes Coel, with industrial grade cooking oil. My sister and I would get a good glob of the fluffy white goo on our finger tip and wiggle it around and say it was our mom washing her hair.
	10:16pm Uncle Michael: I'd like to hear an instrumental version of Thunderball. I'll bet the words still sound ridiculous.
	10:18pm Little Danny: Hey Dean!! Don't know that name - a session cat?
	10:18pm Little Danny: @UM: I almost just played the (instrumental) version of Thunderball from that same LP. It's bonkers, fantastic
	10:19pm doctorjazz: I've got stuff by this "Unknown Artist" on my PC! Lots!
	10:19pm geezerette: My mind is dancing with a chilled glass of prosecco in one hand. Actually, attempting to get some work done without inhibiting my mind. Knowhaddeyemean?
	10:19pm Dean: Maybe, but I associate him with local Bay Area cats. I heard him at a bar up the street several years ago. But he has since moved east, I believe. A Telecaster master.
	10:21pm Dean: Why, waddya know? Even New Yorker couldn't resist the rhyme: https://www.jimcampilongo.com/press.html
	10:21pm Little Danny: Hi Geez! Next set will (I think) venture into more of a mellow clarity. Hope I can help w/the music either way.
	10:22pm geezerette: LD, sounding great! No complaints!
	10:23pm Little Danny: Thanks Dean, duly bookmarked. Definitely a new name to me, color me curious
	10:24pm Uncle Michael: OK, night light going out, here. See you all tomorrow.
	10:24pm Dean: Speaking of color, you might want to start with his recent-ish record, Orange: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY-DsfUYh64
	10:25pm Franco Twinkie: In the morning bro.
	📉 10:25pm chresti: This is great
	10:25pm Little Danny: Ha, doc, I have 100s of "unknown" albums, songs, and/or artists in my music library. Mostly due to East Asian music. It drives my OCD crazy either way
	10:25pm Dean: (Recent in old man years, I suppose. It's 2010.)
	10:26pm Little Danny: Don't you dare leave Michael. I'm not done here yet.
	10:26pm doctorjazz: I saw Jim Campilongo a few years ago, opening for Wilco at The Kings Theater in Brooklyn (he was actually a last minute sub for Bill Frissell, who was stuck in Canada because of a Blizzard. He was very good (but would Havre preferred Frissell).
	10:26pm Little Danny: Thanks chresti, I agree wholeheartedly!
	10:26pm Franco Twinkie: Not the L.A. Factory, I think.
	10:28pm Dean: That Khmer track? I was there during the mastering. They're not unknown. The female vocalist was, iirc, Tammy something. Guy was Duncan Swell.
	10:29pm Little Danny: And not the Warhol Factory, either. (Nice L.A. Factory reference though!)
	10:30pm Little Danny: Whoa, Dean, tell me more/everything. (The Cambodian guy was really named Duncan Swell?!)
	10:31pm Dean: Yes. Have I also mentioned that I attended every Grateful Dead show ever?
	10:32pm doctorjazz: Thought I saw you at all of those, Dean!
	10:33pm Little Danny: Dammit Dean you got me all excited!
	10:33pm Franco Twinkie: Dean,once again you lie like a rug! You were not at the show the dead did at my high school.
	10:34pm geezerette: hahahaha... :)
	10:34pm Little Danny: I like Sassy Dean just as much
	10:35pm Little Danny: What a weirdo
	10:35pm doctorjazz: I actually did see Campilongo, though. It's the difference between finding someone random you don't expect, versus finding someone instead of someone you DID expect, and really were looking forward to (those expectations will do it every time).
	10:37pm Franco Twinkie: I saw The Miracle Workers open for Arthur Lee. Top that you baloney miester.
	10:38pm Dean: I forgive you, doc, for that time in Port Chester, March '70, when you spilled Dr. Pepper on my shirt. I really did see Campilongo, too, at Ivy Room in Albany, CA. I can imagine the disappointment, but I enjoyed him.
	10:39pm Dean: I can top it, Franco. I saw Zubin Mehta conduct the LA Phil at Whittier High School Auditorium.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, that's pretty good.
	10:42pm Franco Twinkie: I have to get another cup of coffee if we're going to have a cutting contest.
	10:42pm doctorjazz: He could play, but the set by him (with bass/drum accompaniment, suspect it was a pick up band, unrehearsed) was fun for a bit, but became samey after a bit.
	10:45pm geezerette: I saw Ravi Shankar at the Royal Albert Hall... or DID I...?
	10:46pm Dean: I saw Lakshmi Shankar in Long Beach at an Indian cultural festival. I was jeans and t-shirt. Most of the women in the audience were in saris. One attendee sitting near me turned to me and said, "You're the most comfortable person here."
	10:47pm geezerette: That's funny!
	10:48pm Little Danny: Hahaha. Y'all can go much bigger! I only really believe geez and franco, tho
	10:49pm Dean: I'm telling you, @10:46 is true.
	10:49pm doctorjazz: Sweden?
	10:51pm Little Danny: @doc: yep!
	10:51pm Little Danny: @franco: when did you see the Miracle Workers & Arthur Lee?
	10:52pm Franco Twinkie: Don't even get me started on Indian music...
	📉 10:52pm JtotheK: hi! i saw Clyde Stubblefield and group at a concert in area park.
	10:52pm Little Danny: THE BOY WHO CRIED KHMER
	10:53pm Little Danny: Hi Jason!
	10:54pm Dean: Bodhi Tree, dude. That was a haven for Indian music, but better yet were the shops in Artesia and Cerritos.
	10:54pm geezerette: I saw Anoushka Shankar and her dad at the Alex Theater in Glendal,(!), and the women were like butterflies in their saris. My friend and I were dressed in black and felt very drab.
	10:55pm Dean: "and her dad": that's priceless
	10:57pm geezerette: R.I.P., the Bodhi Tree. Great used book section.
	10:57pm Franco Twinkie: Twice, now that I think of it Danny. Club Lingerie, late 80's? Rajis just before they shipped Arthur off, 90's.
	10:57pm Little Danny: I once "borrowed" a sitar from a dormitory music studio and... that's all I got True story, tho! Got written up in my college's police beat. Proud/embarrassed
	10:58pm geezerette: Didn't need to say the name twice.
	10:58pm Dean: Indeed, geezerette. Not just a section, but an entire store annexed to the main store. I bought a ton of Nikhil Banerjee records there.
	10:59pm Little Danny: @Franco: dang, hopefully A. Lee was okay shape, he had his struggles
	10:59pm geezerette: I loved the extensive section on Hollywood. And the tea.
	11:01pm geezerette: This is gorgeous.
	11:01pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, I saw Arthur more that a few times when he was, how shall I say, a little under the weather.
	11:01pm Little Danny: re: 10:57. I returned said sitar after three days, mind you. As was the plan.
	11:02pm Dean: The incense...
	11:02pm geezerette: :)
	11:02pm Little Danny: @geez: absolutely. So somber and gorgeous and colorful
	11:03pm geezerette: yes, exactly!
	11:04pm doctorjazz: Tangential is pretty, great West Coast crew!
	11:05pm geezerette: West Coast Jazz is like West Coast Art from the same period.
	11:05pm Little Danny: Haha doc that autocorrect. And I agree!
	11:06pm doctorjazz: Oops!
	11:06pm doctorjazz: Have to check that stuff before hitting post.
	11:07pm Franco Twinkie: Wallace Berman on vibes
	11:08pm Little Danny: this Bobby Pauneto is for you, doc
	11:08pm doctorjazz: Been missing the good vibes.
	11:09pm Ignore Function: Great vibes through the speakers as always, LD.
	11:09pm Little Danny: @geez: Like instrumental surf music, I've been going thru a heavy West Coast jazz phase recently. Glad you dug!
	11:10pm Little Danny: Ignore Function, love when you surface! Thanks, mate
	11:12pm geezerette: LD, dug it the most! :)
	11:13pm Ignore Function: I've been able to listen in real time a lot this month, which is a treat.
	11:13pm geezerette: Franco! What an image!
	11:14pm Dean: Is this a waltz?
	11:14pm Franco Twinkie: I was waiting! I thought it flew over the radar.
	11:14pm geezerette: Did you know him though?
	11:17pm Little Danny: @Dean: don't know! I'm terrible with even the basics of music theory
	11:17pm Franco Twinkie: No. I wish.
	📉 11:17pm JtotheK: Danny, did you spin Al Escobar and Eddie Jefferson tracks from 45 last week? Very jealous!!!
	11:18pm geezerette: This Lee Konitz piece, also lovely.
	11:19pm geezerette: This set, man! :D
	11:21pm Franco Twinkie: Barefoot Adventure! I saw this at the drive-in by my house with Pacific Vibrations. Two surf classics from different words.
	11:22pm Little Danny: Indeed, but neither were from 45 Jason
	11:23pm Little Danny: @franco: an early Bruce Brown movie, pre-Endless Summer
	11:23pm Dean: How many of the listeners have been to drive-ins? I'm not a movie-goer, but I once or twice move-goed to a drive-in.
	11:23pm Dean: ^movie-went
	11:24pm Franco Twinkie: Yup! The album is great. On Wold Pacific.
	📉 11:25pm JtotheK: Both of those are on my 'I doubt I'll ever come across them' list. I do have Horace Silver Psych Sally on 45, though.
	11:26pm Dean: Pretty sure I saw Papillon and Zardoz at drive-ins.
	📉 11:27pm chresti: I went to a few Drive ins. Saw Glass Bottom Boat
	11:28pm geezerette: I have too, different times and places. There was one in the high desert. It hung on decades past it's time, sort of an outdoor Last Picture Show.
	📉 11:28pm JtotheK: I recently watched 'In A Quiet Place' after reading 'In A Quiet Place.' And then fell asleep watching 'Mildred Pierce' after reading 'Mildred Pierce.' (And now Mildred isn't streaming - augh!) Next up on my to-watch movie list - Gaslight.
	11:28pm Franco Twinkie: I lived in between two drive-ins, The Edgewood and The Vineland. Of course I saw lots of stuff with the family, but later with my friends as well.
	11:29pm Dean: Franco, we all live in between two drive-ins. It's a logical necessity, so long as there are two drive-ins remaining.
	11:30pm Dean: I'll shut up now.
	11:31pm geezerette: A fun thing that almost had a revival. Drive-ins.
	11:32pm Franco Twinkie: The Edgewood is gone. A Kaiser hospital is there now. The Vineland is still open! The last drive-in in Los Angeles county.
	11:32pm coelacanth∅: i've seen some movies in vehicles, at drive-ins. 101 dalmatians...?...and my friends and i snuck into one a few times when i was a teenager (no vehicle). "the song remains the same" was one, but we got rowdy toward the end and got chased out.
	11:34pm coelacanth∅: excuse me but does anyone here use mplayer? and is it complicated to install now? (i'm getting that impression, but years ago i used it and it was easy, and very good)
	11:35pm geezerette: JtotheK, "In A Quiet Place" is one of my favorite films.
	11:35pm Dean: In the series of official "bootleg" recordings he released near the end of his short life, dubbed Trail, Jimmy LaFave took the photographs for the covers, including long ago abandoned drive-ins. Poignant. RIP, Jimmy.
	11:37pm Franco Twinkie: Yes! I was arrested by "The drive-in police" at The Vineland and dragged to the snack bar, then escorted to the street. I just snuck back in through the exit.
	11:38pm Dean: Fuck the drive-in police.
	📉 11:38pm JtotheK: @Geez - I enjoyed it! Plus, I realized the scene where Bogey says "You annoy me" is the source for Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid...
	11:39pm geezerette: Evidence of the 20th century is disappearing faster and faster. Tons of things I should've photographed.
	📉 11:40pm chresti: Gaslight is great.
	11:40pm coelacanth∅: we climbed a fence then creeped up probably closer than we should've risked
	11:41pm Franco Twinkie: I got the drive-ins covered. I was always taking pictures of pop trash.
	11:42pm geezerette: JtotheK, wow! And Chresti's right about "Gaslight".
	📉 11:42pm JtotheK: @Chresti - I'm realizing I'm not all that well versed in 40s/50s/60s cinema, so much to check out!
	11:43pm Dean: Yes and no, geezerette. For one thing, we impose century divisions onto history, which has no respect for these arbitrary breaks. But the problem really explodes in the 21st. Everybody--and I mean EVERYBODY--should read Cliff Lynch's article about stewardship of cultural artifacts in our time: https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/8097/6583
	📉 11:46pm JtotheK: @Dean, seems similar to a paper I want write - 'Stewardship in the age of Al Gore's Rhythm'. I have the title, anyway.
	📉 11:46pm chresti: There seem to be more outdoor movie watching places, though
	11:46pm Franco Twinkie: This kid that lived down the street had a VW Trasnsport. We would fill the back with patio chairs, all kick in 50 cents and then we could enjoy three movies on the up and up.
	11:47pm Dean: rim shot
	📉 11:47pm JtotheK: This Ethel Azama LP was in area record shop and I foolishly passed on it, thinking I'd pick up 'some other time'. AND THEN IT WAS GONE.
	11:48pm coelacanth∅: have i mentioned that i've been to every Ethel Azama show ever?
	11:49pm geezerette: Dean, thanks! It's a long, complex conversation. Maybe we'll revisit it. One of the things I love Noir films for is those glimpses of architecture that hung around long enough to seem permanent.
	11:49pm Little Danny: It's a very good album, Jason. But it'll turn up on eBay or discogs with a bit of patience
	11:50pm geezerette: haha! :) Coel!
	11:50pm Little Danny: @geez: Lovely sentiment @11:49
	11:51pm Franco Twinkie: Have I mentioned that I saw Ethel Meatplow and Ethel merman at the Edgewood Drive-in?
	11:52pm Dean: geezerette, I once seriously considered studying architectural history, formally, but soon recognized various skills lacking. However, I continue to explore, and I just recently checked out a book about 19th century architecture in Lowell, MA, which intrigues me.
	11:52pm geezerette: LD, Lazy Afternoon is one of my favorite songs. Lovely version. Great show!!!
	11:53pm Little Danny: I've never heard a bad version, geez. Thank you!
	📉 11:55pm chresti: Fantastic Danny, thanks!
	11:55pm geezerette: Dean, continuing conversation, I hope. Love hanging out with everybody.
	11:55pm Franco Twinkie: But this is for reals, man, I did see Davey Allen And The Arrows AND Korla Pandit at the Foorhill Drive-in, in Azuza. Also, they showed Skaterdater, a very early skateboard movie.
	📉 11:56pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show, thanks Danny! enjoyed chatting with you all, cheers everyone!
	11:56pm Little Danny: @franco: Awesome. And with a great soundtrack, Skaterdater.
	11:57pm geezerette: Franco,WOW!!!
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: i have an at the drive-in cd...
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! take care everyone
	12:02am Franco Twinkie: Goo nite all.
	12:03am Little Danny: Once again lost track of the comments whizzing by
	12:04am Little Danny: Thank you luvs, and g'night! See y'all around!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from July 18, 2019

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