WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from February 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:56am Wolfgang: Gushy-warm welcomes, dear drinkers!
	🥁 12:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): gushing on in. howdy, Wolfgang and folx!
	12:01pm Wolfgang: Ga-Ga for Granny!
	12:02pm fred: Hello Stork and patrons The bouncer was busy looking at his phone, so I sneaked in
	12:03pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow stork club listeners
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: I said I was with @fred.
	12:04pm Listener Robert: I should remember this program more often.
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Huh Stork and y'all)
	12:06pm coelacanth∅: i tunneled into the basement. clearly i miscalculated the bank location.
	12:06pm Wolfgang: Goddam millenial bouncers! He's lucky it was Fred and Jeff!
	12:07pm doctorjazz: This is lovely...Have liked Melford:s music for a long time.
	🥁 12:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah?! What about me...
	12:08pm fred: @Jeff: that move only works where no reference is needed
	12:08pm Irene Trudel: We're enjoying your Sunday afternoon interlude, Stork!
	12:11pm coelacanth∅: why does that person have what looks like drawers (upside-down if he were standing on his soles) protruding from his drawers, and belly?
	12:12pm Wolfgang: FredJohnJeffRobertDocJazzcoelacanth∅RevRabb ..and now Irene!! My humble joint is filling up with stars!!
	12:12pm doctorjazz: That should have been, Hi Stork and y'all, but you knew that, didn't you?
	🥁 12:12pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Greetings, Juan de Florham!
	🥁 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chest of drawers duh.
	12:13pm Irene Trudel: The music and cocktail vibes are flowing nicely.
	🥁 12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One rich clean guitar tone.
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Taking you with us for car company (sad event), later, folks.
	🥁 12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Condolences doc. Coryell McLaughlin !
	12:18pm coelacanth∅: ...some religion reference that i never heard of maybe? to signify he emptying out his possessions to lighten up enough to ascend? ...but then why does the (presumedly) female not have drawers?
	12:19pm Wolfgang: Condololences from me, too, Doc.
	12:19pm coelacanth∅: - awright, whatevs. you may enter.
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Well this is awful pretty.
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Makes sense coel. Maybe Dali just thot she drawer the short straw... That moment McLaughlin unleashes the automatic weaponry...
	🥁 12:22pm redkayak: Good day, all :)
	12:25pm Wolfgang: Redkayak! Ever get called Ginger?
	12:26pm Doug Schulkind: @redkayak Yesterday on the playlist for Someday Matinee, someone was commenting under the name redboat29. You two should form a club.
	12:27pm spodiodi: aloha Stork and Co. where's the coat-check?
	12:27pm spodiodi: sounds nice
	🥁 12:27pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): this is particularly lovely
	🥁 12:28pm redkayak: @wolfgang - that went over me head! @doug - I'm thinking of the Groucho Marx line, lol
	12:28pm Wolfgang: Wine for Spodiodi, Table 5!
	🥁 12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Gittar. Are you too familiar? Are we exhausted? I fall in Love w/ you again today.
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: Dali. of course. and i even thought of him when i saw the mustache on the ascendee. ...i wonder how many paintings he created that were called "ascension of christ"
	🥁 12:29pm redkayak: .....not sure I want to be in a club that I'm in! ;)
	12:29pm spodiodi: ooh! danke, wolfy. whole bottle is fine ;)
	12:31pm Wolfgang: I listen to this one a lot, Granny T. .... wasn't that false ending enchanting?
	12:32pm Wolfgang: @redkayak - people in the UK with red hair get called called Ginger. Some of them will punch you in the face in response, though.
	12:33pm fred: @redkayak: I know the feeling. But if the booze and music are good, I can ignore the lousy patrons
	🥁 12:34pm redkayak: @wolfgang - My hair is grey, so no brawls in my future ;) @fred - good points, both!
	12:36pm davefromtoronto: only a fool would play that!
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: Wolfgang @12.32 as well they should. (the 2nd part)
	12:38pm Wolfgang: Dave! From the city of Oscar Peterson!! Welcome!
	12:38pm Jeff Golick: I realized recently I had no idea what 90% of Steely Dan songs are actually about.
	🥁 12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Somehow Dan escapes my aversion to the whole YachtRawk 70s smooth production thang... Yeah smooth surface subversive words...
	12:39pm davefromtoronto: thanks! saw him play here ages ago...
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: i always assumed only a fool would say that is about optimism being naive in this world.
	12:40pm spodiodi: coel, that is one sweet looking pooch :)
	🥁 12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very Zappa : 'Oh No I Don't Believe It' & so on... Lage/Cline crazy lovely.
	12:41pm spodiodi: the one sneaking into frame behind is probably pretty sweet too :)
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: Thanks spodi -i'll tell him you said so! he's a darling. he can kick your ass, but he wouldn't.
	12:43pm spodiodi: thanks, coel -- it's good to have friends like that :D
	12:45pm coelacanth∅: oh, yeah she's a darling too! Leroy and Prahna. (out of the shot: Goofyface)
	12:46pm spodiodi: nice! dogs are so great. to your pack!
	12:46pm spodiodi: great names
	12:47pm Dave in Vermont: ohmyjesus, i used to love listening to Schickele Mix!
	12:47pm spodiodi: it's new to me, but love it so far
	🥁 12:47pm redkayak: THIS is awesome....
	12:47pm spodiodi: Toot suite :B
	12:48pm davefromtoronto: glenn gould was planning on recording this but he died...
	12:49pm Wolfgang: @Dave in Vermont - mee 2! I was raised (well, they tried) on Schickele. My Dad had all the records.
	12:49pm Irene Trudel: PDQ Bach!!! Those records were well-loved in my family. One year I got a few of the LPs for my dear, departed mom on her birthday. She laughed so hard her drink came out her nose. Mom was quite embarassed and then we all had a good laugh about it.
	12:51pm Wolfgang: Great story, Irene!
	12:51pm coelacanth∅: Haha Irene!
	12:52pm Sem: Killing it, Stork. Hello to you, and greets, Clubbers of all persuasions. Personally, I'm a rubber clubber, but to each....
	🥁 12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great.
	12:52pm melinda: Hi all! Merry Sunday.
	12:53pm Irene Trudel: PDQ Bach's "Cantata: Iphigenia In Brooklyn, S. 53162" is a particular favorite of mine. www.youtube.com...
	12:54pm Sem: Is it as beautiful a sunny day in Maine as it is here in Nova Scotia, melinda?
	12:54pm fred: Someone should do a dance show to PDQ Bach
	12:55pm Listener Robert: Is the conceit that Beethoven's grave is under his studio or the organ and Beethoven reaches up and abuses him when he disses him?
	12:55pm Dave in Vermont: @fred, once again illustrating that we need clicky-stars to favorite comments
	12:55pm Sem: A career as an impresario awaits, @fred.
	12:56pm melinda: Hi Sem, yes! 40s, so it still feels like winter, which I like.
	12:56pm Listener Robert: I saw one of the PDQ Bach holiday season performances at Lehman College in the 1980s.
	12:56pm Wolfgang: Melinda! Sem! Joy! Rapture! All are here!
	12:57pm Wolfgang: Very cool, Robert! Wisht i wuzza thar!
	12:58pm Dean: Did you all read about how Angela Hewitt lost her beloved Fazioli piano when movers dropped it?
	12:58pm Dean: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/12/arts/angela-hewitt-fazioli-piano.html
	12:58pm Listener Robert: I was introduced to his oeuvre in Music Humanities at Columbia about 1972.
	12:59pm davefromtoronto: that happened to gould too...
	1:01pm Wolfgang: Supposedly one of the piano movers clapped Gould on the back a bit too hard. He sued.
	1:01pm Sem: The quotes from the maker of Hewitt's piano are, well, splenetic. Understandably,
	1:02pm Dean: Wait...movers dropped Gould's piano? Or Gould himself?
	1:02pm fred: @Dean: I heard about that. Tragic, but nowhere near as infuriating as the TSA breaking apart Ballake Sissoko's kora. At least the movers didn't destroy the instrument intentionally
	1:03pm davefromtoronto: the piano! but gould was riding it at the time so...
	1:03pm Wolfgang: Errol Garner could rhapsodize like a sumbitch
	1:03pm Irene Trudel: This rendition of "I'll Never Smile Again" reminds me of what a beautiful, sentimental style of playing Errol Garner had.
	1:03pm Dean: I imagine that produced a groan from Gould.
	1:13pm coelacanth∅: i'm just wondering how to drop a piano to break the iron frame? did they drop it from a truck? down some stairs? rest in peace, piano.
	🥁 1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 88 strings in high tension does make for interesting physics.
	1:15pm Dean: Maybe Ms. Hewitt has a large flight of steps leading up to her home.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: (much more than 88 strings)
	1:21pm Listener Robert: Sorry, I didn't get the joke, Ludwig. Guess I'd've had to be immersed in the source material. What the heck, I'm the only one who gets "Lost", and then only because I was a friend of its maker.
	🥁 1:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull if I were King you would disrespect Instruments & Musicians @ your great peril.
	1:24pm Doug Schulkind: You really got to hand it to Mike Bloomfield's business manager. Making a billion off merely above average guitar skills is pretty damn impressive.
	1:24pm Wolfgang: Oh, yeah - forgot to comment on Hewitt's piano tragedy. It's what made me think of her to play tonight! Oh, well.
	1:24pm Listener Robert: It's like how we got the jokes of the Schickele LP put on by our Music Hum prof only because he'd been playing for us the baroque material being parodied.
	1:26pm coelacanth∅: RR i could live in that world
	🥁 1:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in the 1960s when just knowing what Blues were made you exceptional...
	🥁 1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm always happy to groove to the Butterfield debut album...
	1:30pm Sem: I had the pleasure of taking an old upright from the 1890s apart when a friend bought an old house which had been renovated extensively by the previous owners of some 70 years. So extensively that the piano rooms' door frames, and indeed the rooms on either side of it, had been en-smallened to the point that a simple(!) roll out was out of the question. Learned a great deal about period industrial piano fabrication, and the daunting weight of a cast iron piano frame. To say nothing of the insane number of metal strings of all kinds, and the beautiful joinery of the tuning pegs, and thereby, the enduring mystery of fine tuning a piano.
	1:30pm coelacanth∅: maybe instrumental prowess wasn't Mike's forté. there's something though... - i mean John Lee Hooker wasn't a great guitarist; but he was a Great guitarist.
	1:33pm davefromtoronto: her piano's gone to the rainbow bridge.
	1:33pm coelacanth∅: Sem yeah it's crazy how heavy they are, even a "small" one. i'm sure those guys thought they had it under control.
	1:37pm fred: I was wrong: pulling off a dance show with PDQ Bach would be too difficult. Slapstick would be easy but uninteresting. Something personal would be hijacked by the music. The most likely would be some wisecrack choreographer playing the critics with a dull piece hitting all the right notes. Only terrible outcomes. Please prove me wrong
	1:40pm Doug Schulkind: Yeah but you have to admit, Mike Bloomfield is a terrible debater.
	1:42pm Wolfgang: @Doug - he shoulda brought his axe
	🥁 1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I consider these unWarrented attacks...
	🥁 1:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like ELP w/ one less member & more Swing.
	1:46pm Sem: I have heard these allegations, these scurrilous allegations, and I know the alligators!
	🥁 1:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dali pledges to drain the swamp of pianos.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: hahaha Doug you got me!
	1:53pm Stanley: Who was on duck call on that last one?
	2:04pm Dean: Jimmy Smith told me to cut down on the gin. This was at Catalina Bar & Grill in LA, where they had a two drink minimum. When the server delivered my second, Smith made the comment.
	🥁 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he knew alcohol is bad for your organs...
	2:06pm Dave in Vermont: @Doug, how many emails currently receive the daily email?
	2:06pm Dean: Actually, I think he was in a cranky mood. He'd just returned to the US from England, and he had a cold.
	2:08pm fred: Did David get the umlaut skills you need for that team?
	2:09pm Sem: Ah, there is something to that, Dean. "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" demonstrates that stardom does put one in a cranky mood.
	2:10pm Irene Trudel: Could you give us the address to sign up for the Drummer emails again? Went by too fast.
	2:12pm Dave in Vermont: tinyletter.com...
	2:12pm Wolfgang: Thanks Dave in Vt.!
	2:13pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Dave in Vermont!
	2:17pm fred: @Sem: That's a classic. I'm no star, but a cold sure does make me cranky
	2:20pm Sem: @fred: it seemed to me that Sinatra's life at that point was not making him happy in any of its aspects, and maybe the cold was standing in for the whole shambles...
	2:23pm Doug Schulkind: @Dave in Vermont Around 400.
	🥁 2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Why do I loves Hank so much.
	2:31pm fred: @Sem: fair enough. But a cold is infuriating in its ability to take away a lot I take for granted, while being nothing. I had heart surgery, and I still think a cold is worse in a way because of that
	2:32pm davefromtoronto: hank! great story i read that another famous country singer said to him "hank you got a million dollar voice and a 10 cent brain"
	🥁 2:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haha.
	2:33pm coelacanth∅: i like this happy little ditty about having the blues
	2:35pm Sem: Should we ever get a chance to meet in person, fred, you may be certain I will inquire about your cold status in advance:-D
	2:38pm fred: @Sem: doesn't seem likely (serious ear trouble makes it too dangerous for me to fly)
	2:42pm Irene Trudel: Aww, I'm blushing! I should send you the whole e'fessioux set sometime, as well as their "parent" band, Monkeyworks. Talented guys from NJ that few know about.
	🥁 2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We do hope for your program back on FMU sometime Irene.
	2:43pm Wolfgang: may I just say?... I love this group of commenters. Yuz make it all sweeter, which is practicaly impoosseruss.
	2:45pm Wolfgang: I second that, RevRabb! One of the lovliest radio shows I've ever heard. (I hear her blushing again)
	2:47pm Sem: I'll be in the UK for the 3rd time in 3 years in April, getting across the Atlantic is becoming a habit. The prospect of a meet up is improved thereby.
	2:49pm Wolfgang: This makes me think of John Cale, for some reason.
	2:49pm fred: @Irene: you have a sound of your own, and I miss it. Though it went better with snow, which we're not getting here this year
	2:54pm Irene Trudel: @fred & Herr Wolfgang, thanks for the kind words!
	2:57pm Wolfgang: Gut verdient, Irene. (well-earned)
	3:00pm fred: @Sem: You're calling my bluff there (the ear thing is true though). I empty my bank account every year because that's what I want to do. Meeting people would be nice, but it doesn't come first
	3:02pm Sem: Enjoying this in particular, and the afternoon in its entirety. Catch you during the Marathon, Stork and clubbers.
	3:03pm Irene Trudel: And thank you for the great music this afternoon. It's helping me accomplish my task of purging ancient bank statements and insurance forms from my messy office. Still haven't located our marriage certificate, no doubt in the VERY safe place I left it in (which was the original task of the afternoon). Might be time for a nap now...
	3:03pm Wolfgang: Be well, Sem. See you back here on your customary stool. Bourbon, neat, amirite?
	3:04pm Sem: If there are no Pear William schnapps on offer...
	3:06pm fred: I apologize in advance for not contributing to your marathon effort
	3:11pm Wolfgang: Willimschristbirne? Love the stuff! I'll put your bottle aside for you, sir.
	3:13pm coelacanth∅: is william's schnapps sweet?
	3:14pm Wolfgang: Ed Bickert is a criminally unknown jazz guitarist. Get s that tone from a Telecaster!
	3:16pm Sem: I do some work for these folks. I am spoiled:ironworksdistillery.com...
	3:17pm Wolfgang: Oopsie! We ran overtime.
	3:18pm Doug Schulkind: @fred You have contributed magnificently, once again, Sir. No apologies accepted!
	3:18pm Sem: Bickert was a staple in jazz clubs here in Canada, saw him from the 70s on. Phil Nimmons, Moe Kaufman, that crowd.
	3:21pm Wolfgang: Wow, great for you, Sem!
	3:21pm Wolfgang: Okay, Doug, be mean.
	3:22pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Wolfgang! take care everyone
	🥁 3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY !
	3:25pm Stanley: Go Kurt Rosenwinkel!
	3:29pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Stork!
	3:33pm Wolfgang: Thanks, dear people! Next week we pass the hat around the joint. Hope ya can come, bring a dollah. C-YA

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February 23, 2020: Ascension of Soles

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Myra Melford's Be Bread	Through the Same Gate	The Whole Tree Gone	Myra Melford - piano Cuong Vu - trumpet Ben Goldberg - clarinet and contra-alto clarinet Brandon Ross - guitar and soprano guitar Stomu Takeishi - acoustic bass guitar Matt Wilson – drums 2010	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Chris Anderson	A Fellow Needs a Girl	My Romance	CHRIS ANDERSON piano BILL LEE bass PHILLY JOE JONES drums (13, 16, 17) WALTER PERKINS drums (10-12, 14, 15) ART TAYLOR drums (1-9) Recorded: 1960	0:06:41 (Pop-up)
Volker Kriegel	Ach Kina "Ach Kina" by "Volker Kriegel"	Spectrum	VOLKER KRIEGEL guitar & sitar JOHN TAYLOR hohner electric piano PETER TRUNK bass, electric bass & cello PETER BAUMEISTER drums & percussion CEES SEE percussion Music composed by Volker Kriegel Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, February 1-2, 1971	0:09:52 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Gloria's Step "Gloria's Step" by "Larry Coryell"	Spaces	LARRY CORYELL guitars JOHN McLAUGHLIN guitars CHICK COREA electric piano MIROSLAV VITOUS bass BILLY COBHAM drums VANGUARD VMD-79345, Originally recorded in 1969	0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Mary Halvorson	Off the Recod "Off the Recod" by "Mary Halvorson"	Code Girl	Bass – Michael Formanek Drums – Tomas Fujiwara Guitar – Mary Halvorson Tumpet – Ambrose Akinmusire Recorded December 16th & 17th, 2016 at Firehouse 12.	0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Julian Lage/Nels Cline	Freesia/The Bond	Room	No pedals, no overdubs. Recorded and mixed at Sear Sound, NYC, December 1-3, 2013	0:25:02 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Only a Fool Would Say That	Can't Buy a Thrill	Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Jim Hodder Guitar, Classical Guitar [Spanish], Pedal Steel Guitar – Jeff Baxter Guitar, – Denny Dias Percussion – Victor Feldman Producer – Gary Katz Vocals, Bass – Walter Becker Vocals, Piano, Electric Piano, Organ – Donald Fagen 1972	0:35:28 (Pop-up)
DJ GottaLottaNada - Heya!!	"DJ GottaLottaNada - Heya!!"			0:38:25 (Pop-up)
Peter Schickele	Fugue in C minor (from the Toot suite for calliope four hands) ; What's happening in home economics (Beethoven's revenge)	Report From Hoople: PDQ Bach on the Air	Intro - FUGUE IN C MINOR (from the Toot Suite for calliope for hands) - Tag - Station Break - WHAT'S HAPPENING IN HOME ECONOMICS (Beethoven's Revenge) - Commercial: "IF YOU HAVE NEVER" - Sign-off - Signature Theme 7:53 Credits Conductor – Peter Schickele Countertenor Vocals – John Ferrante Ensemble – I Virtuosi di Hoople Featuring [With] – Professor Peter Schickele* "From Radio Station WOOF at the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople, Professor Peter Schickele brings you the chamber music of P.D.Q. Bach (1807-1742)? with John Ferrante countertenor, and I VIRTUOSI DI HOOPLE, (Peter Schickele, conductor) on this week's installment of REPORT FROM HOOPLE".	0:45:38 (Pop-up)
Angela Hewitt	Bach: Adagio In G, BWV 968 (Listen: Pop-up)	Henry Wood Hall, London, Feb. 3-5, 2004		0:53:20 (Pop-up)
Errol Garner	I'll Never Smile Again	Solitaire	Recorded: March 14, 1955	0:58:24 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	As Time Goes By (rehearsal)	A Voice on Air (1935-1955)		1:03:56 (Pop-up)
Peter Igelhoff	Wenn ich vergnügt bin, muss ich singen	Das waren noch Zeiten - CD2		1:07:13 (Pop-up)
Emils Gilels	Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 16 in G major Op.31 no.1: I - Allegro Vivace	Brilliant Classics	Live in USSR - 1976	1:09:29 (Pop-up)
DJ (who was leaping about in tights during the Beethoven)				1:16:12 (Pop-up)
Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, Steve Stills	Really	Super Session	Bass – Harvey Brooks Drums – Eddie Hoh Electric Guitar – Mike Bloomfield, Stephen Stills Electric Piano – Barry Goldberg Organ – Al Kooper Piano – Al Kooper Vocals – Al Kooper 1968	1:22:07 (Pop-up)
Graham Bond	The Judgement "The Judgement" by "Graham Bond"	Holy Magick		1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Grodeck Whipperjenny	Conclusions "Conclusions" by "Grodeck Whipperjenny"	Grodeck Whipperjenny	Bass – Michael Moore Drums – Jimmy Madison Guitar, Vocals – Kenny Poole Piano, Organ, Trombone, Producer - Dave Mathews Vocals – Mary Ellen Bell	1:32:13 (Pop-up)
The Budos Band	Turn and Burn "Turn and Burn" by "The Budos Band"	Burnt Offering	Andrew Greene, Brian Profilio, Dame Rodriguez, Daniel Foder, Jared Tankel, John Carbonella, Michael Deller, Robert Lombardo, Thomas Brenneck Written-By – The Budos Band Daptone Records, 2014	1:36:40 (Pop-up)
Barbara Dennerlein	Tamburo "Tamburo" by "Barbara Dennerlein"	Love Letters	Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Daniel Messina Organ [Hammond Organ B3 & Footpedals], Synthesizer – Barbara Dennerlein Recorded at Traumraum Tonstudios, Augsburg, Germany, 2001	1:42:18 (Pop-up)
Oscar Peterson	Gal in Calico "Gal in Calico" by "Oscar Peterson"		Guitar – Herb Ellis Bass - Ray Brown Piano – Oscar Peterson Recorded July 1958, at the Town Tavern, Toronto	1:47:40 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith Trio	Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey	Live At The Village Gate	Drums – Billy Hart Guitar – Quentin Warren Organ [Hammond Organ] – Jimmy Smith 1963	1:52:47 (Pop-up)
DJ %$§/(!%	"DJ %$§/(!%"			1:59:18 (Pop-up)
Penny West	Needle in a Haystack (Listen: Pop-up) "Needle in a Haystack" by "Penny West"	Strut My Stuff: Obscure Country and Hillbilly Boppers		2:08:20 (Pop-up)
Charlie Feathers	Too Much Alike "Too Much Alike" by "Charlie Feathers"	Jungle Fever		2:10:47 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello	There Won't Be Any More	Almost Blue (2nd disc)		2:13:00 (Pop-up)
Merle Haggard	Motorcycle Cowboy/Blue Yodel #13	Live at Billy Bob's Texas		2:15:28 (Pop-up)
Aubrey Bradford	Get Your Feet on the Floor	Strut My Stuff: Obscure Country and Hillbilly Boppers		2:20:19 (Pop-up)
Dr. Ross	Jukebox Boogie Take 3 "Jukebox Boogie Take 3" by "Dr. Ross"	Sun Records 7" #212		2:22:59 (Pop-up)
Brian Harnetty	The Night is Quite Advancing	American Winter		2:25:31 (Pop-up)
Hank Williams	The Blues Come Around	The Complete Hank Williams		2:30:02 (Pop-up)
DJ Gammylegg hobbles back into your sitting room				2:32:44 (Pop-up)
e'fessioux	#3 "#3" by "e'fessioux"	Live on Irene Trudel's Show - WFMU Jan. 31, 2017 (From her 2017 Marathon Premium)	Irene will be my co-host on Sunday March 15th, here at Le Stork!!!!	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
R. Elizabeth	Back From Ten "Back From Ten" by "R. Elizabeth"	Every and All We Voyage On	R. Elizabeth is the recording name of London-based artist and academic Rachael Finney.	2:45:29 (Pop-up)
Gudrun Gut	Move Me "Move Me" by "Gudrun Gut"	I Put A Record On		2:52:07 (Pop-up)
Thomas Fehlmann	Alles, Immer "Alles, Immer" by "Thomas Fehlmann"	Gute Luft - Original Soundtrack from "24h Berlin		2:55:57 (Pop-up)
Emil Richards	Maharimba "Maharimba" by "Emil Richards"	All Blissed Out		3:02:14 (Pop-up)
Kurt Rosenwinkel Standards Trio	Ana Maria	Reflections	KURT ROSENWINKEL guitar ERIC REVIS bass ERIC HARLAND drums Recorded June 18-20, 2009 at Brooklyn Recording, Brooklyn, New York	3:05:03 (Pop-up)
Paul Desmond	Nuages "Nuages" by "Paul Desmond"	Pure Desmond	Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond Bass – Ron Carter Drums – Connie Kay Guitar – Ed Bickert Producer – Creed Taylor Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder Recorded September, 1974	3:11:27 (Pop-up)
Sam Rivers	When i Fall In Love "When i Fall In Love" by "Sam Rivers"	A New Conception	SAM RIVERS tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute HERBIE LEWIS bass STEVE ELLINGTON drums HAL GALPER piano Recorded on October 11, 1966 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey	3:15:49 (Pop-up)
DJ Shuvoff ships out	Over: Never on Sunday sdtr.			3:21:37 (Pop-up)
The Free Design	Stay Another Season (Listen: Pop-up)	Kites Are Fun		3:29:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am Wolfgang: Gushy-warm welcomes, dear drinkers!
	🥁 12:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): gushing on in. howdy, Wolfgang and folx!
	12:01pm Wolfgang: Ga-Ga for Granny!
	12:02pm fred: Hello Stork and patrons The bouncer was busy looking at his phone, so I sneaked in
	12:03pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow stork club listeners
	12:03pm Jeff Golick: I said I was with @fred.
	12:04pm Listener Robert: I should remember this program more often.
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Huh Stork and y'all)
	12:06pm coelacanth∅: i tunneled into the basement. clearly i miscalculated the bank location.
	12:06pm Wolfgang: Goddam millenial bouncers! He's lucky it was Fred and Jeff!
	12:07pm doctorjazz: This is lovely...Have liked Melford:s music for a long time.
	🥁 12:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah?! What about me...
	12:08pm fred: @Jeff: that move only works where no reference is needed
	12:08pm Irene Trudel: We're enjoying your Sunday afternoon interlude, Stork!
	12:11pm coelacanth∅: why does that person have what looks like drawers (upside-down if he were standing on his soles) protruding from his drawers, and belly?
	12:12pm Wolfgang: FredJohnJeffRobertDocJazzcoelacanth∅RevRabb ..and now Irene!! My humble joint is filling up with stars!!
	12:12pm doctorjazz: That should have been, Hi Stork and y'all, but you knew that, didn't you?
	🥁 12:12pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Greetings, Juan de Florham!
	🥁 12:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chest of drawers duh.
	12:13pm Irene Trudel: The music and cocktail vibes are flowing nicely.
	🥁 12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One rich clean guitar tone.
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Taking you with us for car company (sad event), later, folks.
	🥁 12:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Condolences doc. Coryell McLaughlin !
	12:18pm coelacanth∅: ...some religion reference that i never heard of maybe? to signify he emptying out his possessions to lighten up enough to ascend? ...but then why does the (presumedly) female not have drawers?
	12:19pm Wolfgang: Condololences from me, too, Doc.
	12:19pm coelacanth∅: - awright, whatevs. you may enter.
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Well this is awful pretty.
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Makes sense coel. Maybe Dali just thot she drawer the short straw... That moment McLaughlin unleashes the automatic weaponry...
	🥁 12:22pm redkayak: Good day, all :)
	12:25pm Wolfgang: Redkayak! Ever get called Ginger?
	12:26pm Doug Schulkind: @redkayak Yesterday on the playlist for Someday Matinee, someone was commenting under the name redboat29. You two should form a club.
	12:27pm spodiodi: aloha Stork and Co. where's the coat-check?
	12:27pm spodiodi: sounds nice
	🥁 12:27pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): this is particularly lovely
	🥁 12:28pm redkayak: @wolfgang - that went over me head! @doug - I'm thinking of the Groucho Marx line, lol
	12:28pm Wolfgang: Wine for Spodiodi, Table 5!
	🥁 12:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Gittar. Are you too familiar? Are we exhausted? I fall in Love w/ you again today.
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: Dali. of course. and i even thought of him when i saw the mustache on the ascendee. ...i wonder how many paintings he created that were called "ascension of christ"
	🥁 12:29pm redkayak: .....not sure I want to be in a club that I'm in! ;)
	12:29pm spodiodi: ooh! danke, wolfy. whole bottle is fine ;)
	12:31pm Wolfgang: I listen to this one a lot, Granny T. .... wasn't that false ending enchanting?
	12:32pm Wolfgang: @redkayak - people in the UK with red hair get called called Ginger. Some of them will punch you in the face in response, though.
	12:33pm fred: @redkayak: I know the feeling. But if the booze and music are good, I can ignore the lousy patrons
	🥁 12:34pm redkayak: @wolfgang - My hair is grey, so no brawls in my future ;) @fred - good points, both!
	12:36pm davefromtoronto: only a fool would play that!
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: Wolfgang @12.32 as well they should. (the 2nd part)
	12:38pm Wolfgang: Dave! From the city of Oscar Peterson!! Welcome!
	12:38pm Jeff Golick: I realized recently I had no idea what 90% of Steely Dan songs are actually about.
	🥁 12:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Somehow Dan escapes my aversion to the whole YachtRawk 70s smooth production thang... Yeah smooth surface subversive words...
	12:39pm davefromtoronto: thanks! saw him play here ages ago...
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: i always assumed only a fool would say that is about optimism being naive in this world.
	12:40pm spodiodi: coel, that is one sweet looking pooch :)
	🥁 12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very Zappa : 'Oh No I Don't Believe It' & so on... Lage/Cline crazy lovely.
	12:41pm spodiodi: the one sneaking into frame behind is probably pretty sweet too :)
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: Thanks spodi -i'll tell him you said so! he's a darling. he can kick your ass, but he wouldn't.
	12:43pm spodiodi: thanks, coel -- it's good to have friends like that :D
	12:45pm coelacanth∅: oh, yeah she's a darling too! Leroy and Prahna. (out of the shot: Goofyface)
	12:46pm spodiodi: nice! dogs are so great. to your pack!
	12:46pm spodiodi: great names
	12:47pm Dave in Vermont: ohmyjesus, i used to love listening to Schickele Mix!
	12:47pm spodiodi: it's new to me, but love it so far
	🥁 12:47pm redkayak: THIS is awesome....
	12:47pm spodiodi: Toot suite :B
	12:48pm davefromtoronto: glenn gould was planning on recording this but he died...
	12:49pm Wolfgang: @Dave in Vermont - mee 2! I was raised (well, they tried) on Schickele. My Dad had all the records.
	12:49pm Irene Trudel: PDQ Bach!!! Those records were well-loved in my family. One year I got a few of the LPs for my dear, departed mom on her birthday. She laughed so hard her drink came out her nose. Mom was quite embarassed and then we all had a good laugh about it.
	12:51pm Wolfgang: Great story, Irene!
	12:51pm coelacanth∅: Haha Irene!
	12:52pm Sem: Killing it, Stork. Hello to you, and greets, Clubbers of all persuasions. Personally, I'm a rubber clubber, but to each....
	🥁 12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great.
	12:52pm melinda: Hi all! Merry Sunday.
	12:53pm Irene Trudel: PDQ Bach's "Cantata: Iphigenia In Brooklyn, S. 53162" is a particular favorite of mine. www.youtube.com...
	12:54pm Sem: Is it as beautiful a sunny day in Maine as it is here in Nova Scotia, melinda?
	12:54pm fred: Someone should do a dance show to PDQ Bach
	12:55pm Listener Robert: Is the conceit that Beethoven's grave is under his studio or the organ and Beethoven reaches up and abuses him when he disses him?
	12:55pm Dave in Vermont: @fred, once again illustrating that we need clicky-stars to favorite comments
	12:55pm Sem: A career as an impresario awaits, @fred.
	12:56pm melinda: Hi Sem, yes! 40s, so it still feels like winter, which I like.
	12:56pm Listener Robert: I saw one of the PDQ Bach holiday season performances at Lehman College in the 1980s.
	12:56pm Wolfgang: Melinda! Sem! Joy! Rapture! All are here!
	12:57pm Wolfgang: Very cool, Robert! Wisht i wuzza thar!
	12:58pm Dean: Did you all read about how Angela Hewitt lost her beloved Fazioli piano when movers dropped it?
	12:58pm Dean: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/12/arts/angela-hewitt-fazioli-piano.html
	12:58pm Listener Robert: I was introduced to his oeuvre in Music Humanities at Columbia about 1972.
	12:59pm davefromtoronto: that happened to gould too...
	1:01pm Wolfgang: Supposedly one of the piano movers clapped Gould on the back a bit too hard. He sued.
	1:01pm Sem: The quotes from the maker of Hewitt's piano are, well, splenetic. Understandably,
	1:02pm Dean: Wait...movers dropped Gould's piano? Or Gould himself?
	1:02pm fred: @Dean: I heard about that. Tragic, but nowhere near as infuriating as the TSA breaking apart Ballake Sissoko's kora. At least the movers didn't destroy the instrument intentionally
	1:03pm davefromtoronto: the piano! but gould was riding it at the time so...
	1:03pm Wolfgang: Errol Garner could rhapsodize like a sumbitch
	1:03pm Irene Trudel: This rendition of "I'll Never Smile Again" reminds me of what a beautiful, sentimental style of playing Errol Garner had.
	1:03pm Dean: I imagine that produced a groan from Gould.
	1:13pm coelacanth∅: i'm just wondering how to drop a piano to break the iron frame? did they drop it from a truck? down some stairs? rest in peace, piano.
	🥁 1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 88 strings in high tension does make for interesting physics.
	1:15pm Dean: Maybe Ms. Hewitt has a large flight of steps leading up to her home.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: (much more than 88 strings)
	1:21pm Listener Robert: Sorry, I didn't get the joke, Ludwig. Guess I'd've had to be immersed in the source material. What the heck, I'm the only one who gets "Lost", and then only because I was a friend of its maker.
	🥁 1:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull if I were King you would disrespect Instruments & Musicians @ your great peril.
	1:24pm Doug Schulkind: You really got to hand it to Mike Bloomfield's business manager. Making a billion off merely above average guitar skills is pretty damn impressive.
	1:24pm Wolfgang: Oh, yeah - forgot to comment on Hewitt's piano tragedy. It's what made me think of her to play tonight! Oh, well.
	1:24pm Listener Robert: It's like how we got the jokes of the Schickele LP put on by our Music Hum prof only because he'd been playing for us the baroque material being parodied.
	1:26pm coelacanth∅: RR i could live in that world
	🥁 1:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in the 1960s when just knowing what Blues were made you exceptional...
	🥁 1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm always happy to groove to the Butterfield debut album...
	1:30pm Sem: I had the pleasure of taking an old upright from the 1890s apart when a friend bought an old house which had been renovated extensively by the previous owners of some 70 years. So extensively that the piano rooms' door frames, and indeed the rooms on either side of it, had been en-smallened to the point that a simple(!) roll out was out of the question. Learned a great deal about period industrial piano fabrication, and the daunting weight of a cast iron piano frame. To say nothing of the insane number of metal strings of all kinds, and the beautiful joinery of the tuning pegs, and thereby, the enduring mystery of fine tuning a piano.
	1:30pm coelacanth∅: maybe instrumental prowess wasn't Mike's forté. there's something though... - i mean John Lee Hooker wasn't a great guitarist; but he was a Great guitarist.
	1:33pm davefromtoronto: her piano's gone to the rainbow bridge.
	1:33pm coelacanth∅: Sem yeah it's crazy how heavy they are, even a "small" one. i'm sure those guys thought they had it under control.
	1:37pm fred: I was wrong: pulling off a dance show with PDQ Bach would be too difficult. Slapstick would be easy but uninteresting. Something personal would be hijacked by the music. The most likely would be some wisecrack choreographer playing the critics with a dull piece hitting all the right notes. Only terrible outcomes. Please prove me wrong
	1:40pm Doug Schulkind: Yeah but you have to admit, Mike Bloomfield is a terrible debater.
	1:42pm Wolfgang: @Doug - he shoulda brought his axe
	🥁 1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I consider these unWarrented attacks...
	🥁 1:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like ELP w/ one less member & more Swing.
	1:46pm Sem: I have heard these allegations, these scurrilous allegations, and I know the alligators!
	🥁 1:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dali pledges to drain the swamp of pianos.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: hahaha Doug you got me!
	1:53pm Stanley: Who was on duck call on that last one?
	2:04pm Dean: Jimmy Smith told me to cut down on the gin. This was at Catalina Bar & Grill in LA, where they had a two drink minimum. When the server delivered my second, Smith made the comment.
	🥁 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he knew alcohol is bad for your organs...
	2:06pm Dave in Vermont: @Doug, how many emails currently receive the daily email?
	2:06pm Dean: Actually, I think he was in a cranky mood. He'd just returned to the US from England, and he had a cold.
	2:08pm fred: Did David get the umlaut skills you need for that team?
	2:09pm Sem: Ah, there is something to that, Dean. "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" demonstrates that stardom does put one in a cranky mood.
	2:10pm Irene Trudel: Could you give us the address to sign up for the Drummer emails again? Went by too fast.
	2:12pm Dave in Vermont: tinyletter.com...
	2:12pm Wolfgang: Thanks Dave in Vt.!
	2:13pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Dave in Vermont!
	2:17pm fred: @Sem: That's a classic. I'm no star, but a cold sure does make me cranky
	2:20pm Sem: @fred: it seemed to me that Sinatra's life at that point was not making him happy in any of its aspects, and maybe the cold was standing in for the whole shambles...
	2:23pm Doug Schulkind: @Dave in Vermont Around 400.
	🥁 2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Why do I loves Hank so much.
	2:31pm fred: @Sem: fair enough. But a cold is infuriating in its ability to take away a lot I take for granted, while being nothing. I had heart surgery, and I still think a cold is worse in a way because of that
	2:32pm davefromtoronto: hank! great story i read that another famous country singer said to him "hank you got a million dollar voice and a 10 cent brain"
	🥁 2:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haha.
	2:33pm coelacanth∅: i like this happy little ditty about having the blues
	2:35pm Sem: Should we ever get a chance to meet in person, fred, you may be certain I will inquire about your cold status in advance:-D
	2:38pm fred: @Sem: doesn't seem likely (serious ear trouble makes it too dangerous for me to fly)
	2:42pm Irene Trudel: Aww, I'm blushing! I should send you the whole e'fessioux set sometime, as well as their "parent" band, Monkeyworks. Talented guys from NJ that few know about.
	🥁 2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We do hope for your program back on FMU sometime Irene.
	2:43pm Wolfgang: may I just say?... I love this group of commenters. Yuz make it all sweeter, which is practicaly impoosseruss.
	2:45pm Wolfgang: I second that, RevRabb! One of the lovliest radio shows I've ever heard. (I hear her blushing again)
	2:47pm Sem: I'll be in the UK for the 3rd time in 3 years in April, getting across the Atlantic is becoming a habit. The prospect of a meet up is improved thereby.
	2:49pm Wolfgang: This makes me think of John Cale, for some reason.
	2:49pm fred: @Irene: you have a sound of your own, and I miss it. Though it went better with snow, which we're not getting here this year
	2:54pm Irene Trudel: @fred & Herr Wolfgang, thanks for the kind words!
	2:57pm Wolfgang: Gut verdient, Irene. (well-earned)
	3:00pm fred: @Sem: You're calling my bluff there (the ear thing is true though). I empty my bank account every year because that's what I want to do. Meeting people would be nice, but it doesn't come first
	3:02pm Sem: Enjoying this in particular, and the afternoon in its entirety. Catch you during the Marathon, Stork and clubbers.
	3:03pm Irene Trudel: And thank you for the great music this afternoon. It's helping me accomplish my task of purging ancient bank statements and insurance forms from my messy office. Still haven't located our marriage certificate, no doubt in the VERY safe place I left it in (which was the original task of the afternoon). Might be time for a nap now...
	3:03pm Wolfgang: Be well, Sem. See you back here on your customary stool. Bourbon, neat, amirite?
	3:04pm Sem: If there are no Pear William schnapps on offer...
	3:06pm fred: I apologize in advance for not contributing to your marathon effort
	3:11pm Wolfgang: Willimschristbirne? Love the stuff! I'll put your bottle aside for you, sir.
	3:13pm coelacanth∅: is william's schnapps sweet?
	3:14pm Wolfgang: Ed Bickert is a criminally unknown jazz guitarist. Get s that tone from a Telecaster!
	3:16pm Sem: I do some work for these folks. I am spoiled:ironworksdistillery.com...
	3:17pm Wolfgang: Oopsie! We ran overtime.
	3:18pm Doug Schulkind: @fred You have contributed magnificently, once again, Sir. No apologies accepted!
	3:18pm Sem: Bickert was a staple in jazz clubs here in Canada, saw him from the 70s on. Phil Nimmons, Moe Kaufman, that crowd.
	3:21pm Wolfgang: Wow, great for you, Sem!
	3:21pm Wolfgang: Okay, Doug, be mean.
	3:22pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Wolfgang! take care everyone
	🥁 3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY !
	3:25pm Stanley: Go Kurt Rosenwinkel!
	3:29pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Stork!
	3:33pm Wolfgang: Thanks, dear people! Next week we pass the hat around the joint. Hope ya can come, bring a dollah. C-YA

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from February 23, 2020

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