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9:08am
tom tom the pipers son:
jeff are you aware of a marion brown amina claudine myers recording... apparently only 1000 copies pressed ... its on youtube
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9:10am
Jeff Golick:
Awooo to you and the pups, NotARealDoctor!
Greetings, Yvang!
Coming up, Listener Gregory!
Hiho, tom tom the pipers son!
Cemetery Dave, good morn!
Bob Tankenstein, let's go!
DJ Peter! That equation makes sense to me...
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9:10am
Jeff Golick:
Ahoy-hoy, histener james from westwood!
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9:11am
DJ Peter:
Georgia Faun > Marble Fawn of Grey Gardens ?
(discuss)
yup...poems for piano.... i was a little confused... thought it was a group effort.... but she did have some sort of working relationship with brown for a while i believe
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9:16am
DJ Peter:
Are we thinking Marion Brown is playing everything that's not drum kit here? Including the mallet percussion?
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9:27am
fred:
Mind-blowing dance show this week, though I've seen it before. William Forsythe's Enemy in the Figure. It's overwhelming, designed so you can't see it all, a masterpiece
9:28am
Listener Gregory:
I actually heard McCall and Brown play a duo concert in the 80s. Just sax and drum set. Brown did not seem well to me, and I was going to leave, but I started to just focus on McCall and became fascinated with his drumming. I’m curious what I would think of the same concert today.
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9:30am
Jeff Golick:
Such wonderful experiences you have witnessed!
Persian American. Long affiliated with the Northern California "Asian American" jazz scene. Has made a study of intonation (I don't know if he would say micro-tones, but shaping intonation to match Persian and other scales.) Has recorded with Amir ElSaffar, and has several albums where he has retuned pianos according to his scales.
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10:03am
tom tom the pipers son:
gee jeff ... i hope yor mom is not listening... still...phew ... boy... is this what nytimes wordle does to people... ; )
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10:09am
WR:
A prelimary study has revealed that a subject was able to rouse from a comatose state to connect an internet sound receiving device to a specified sound source at a predetermined time when in a semi-comatose state and then return to the comatose state.
Follow up study will be required to assess the amount of perception and retention after a 60 minute period of having the internet sound device sounding while adjacent to said comatose subject's head. The follow up study will start with having the subject read the internet sound source "playlist" and associated "comments" and compare the contents with any recent or distant memories or impressions.
Correlation with a review of the subject's audio and reading activities before entering the comatose state, such as doom scrolling internet science headlines and summaries, will also be taken into account. Results are pending funding or caffeine ingestion adequate to motivate the researchers.
this resonates uncomfortably since i often have fmu on while sleeping... plus i have fallen asleep while listening and dreamt of writing comments and upon awakening expect to see the comments on the board... i believe i am trhe subject of this study
10:15am
Fredericks:
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Song:
"From Granite to Wind" by "Keith Tippett Octet"
Ladies and gentlemen we have reached the "out" portion of today's program.
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10:18am
Doug Schulkind:
A saxist named Waghorn. Because of course.
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10:25am
tom tom the pipers son:
there once was a saxist named waghorn
unmarried. lived alone forlorn
but one day he picked up his sax
and found there are second acts
when he blew on tippet's recording reborn
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10:35am
tom tom the pipers son:
there once was a man named tippett
who was often told to zip it
because he talked too much
and used it as a crutch
for seducing young girls at exhibits
New Hampshire had a famous rock face called Old Man of the Mountain, which appeared on license plates and official signs. But it fell down in 2003. The ravages of old age come to all of us.
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10:52am
∫ydniuß:
gotta run 🇫🇷 toast beckons
may the zups always be in your favour
↳
Song:
"On Top of Old Smokey" by "Ran Blake & Dominique E...
Ran Blake had a birthday not too long ago
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11:06am
Listener Gregory:
Wikipedia entry for English singer Julie Driscoll: "A turning point for Driscoll was meeting Keith Tippett when his group were among the session players on her first solo album 1969 released in 1971. She soon after married Tippett and has since that time concentrated on experimental vocal music, using the name Julie Tippetts, which adopts the original spelling of her husband's surname."
For fans of the old British comedy show Absolutely Fabulous, she was the singer of This Wheel's On Fire, the show's theme song.
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11:08am
WR:
Keith, born a "Tippetts" preferred to be known as singular but Julie Driscoll who had changed her legal name to his legal name upon their marriage declined to go along with his conceit and they lived happily ever after.
Listener comments!
: hi
Jeff Golick: hy hyde
Andrew in Toronto: Happy Mother`s Day, Jeff, and all other Outies!
luca: gmgm
Jeff Golick: Thanks, Andrew in Toronto, and same to you!
NotARealDoctor:
↳ Song: "Tatas-Matoes" by "The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble"
Awooooo! Good morning Jeff and friends. Listening with the dogs once again!Yvang: hi hyda and Jeff and luca and all!
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ hyde @9:01
Greetings, hyde!Jeff Golick: lookin' good, luca!
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Yvang @9:02
Hi there, Yvang!Yvang:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:01
Hi Andrew and NotARealDoctor!Listener Gregory: Shower music please, maestro!
Yvang:
↳ Yvang @9:02
I mean hyde! sorry...tom tom the pipers son: hey jeff... get outta hrere...!
Cemetery Dave: Mornin' Jeff and all you D'outers out there. And happy Mothers Day to all the mums here today.
hyde:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:02
hello AiT!Andrew in Toronto:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:03
hi tom tom!tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @9:04
helloBob Tankenstein: Good morning Jeff and all the mothers of the world
DJ Peter: Good morning all!
NoBusiness > Resonance Records ?
(discuss)
tom tom the pipers son: jeff are you aware of a marion brown amina claudine myers recording... apparently only 1000 copies pressed ... its on youtube
listener james from westwood: Morning and good Sunday, Jeff and all!
Jeff Golick: Awooo to you and the pups, NotARealDoctor!
Greetings, Yvang!
Coming up, Listener Gregory!
Hiho, tom tom the pipers son!
Cemetery Dave, good morn!
Bob Tankenstein, let's go!
DJ Peter! That equation makes sense to me...
Jeff Golick: Ahoy-hoy, histener james from westwood!
DJ Peter: Georgia Faun > Marble Fawn of Grey Gardens ?
(discuss)
Jeff Golick:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:08
Do you mean the Amina solo piano record where she plays Marion Brown compositions? If so, then yes, a beautiful piece of work.Ivan from Murfreesboro: good morning JG
Jeff Golick:
↳ DJ Peter @9:11
...I'm waiting for the Debussy/Brown equation...Jeff Golick: Heyo, Ivan from Murfreesboro!
Bob Tankenstein: Ok let em cook
tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Jeff Golick @9:11
yup...poems for piano.... i was a little confused... thought it was a group effort.... but she did have some sort of working relationship with brown for a while i believeDJ Peter: Are we thinking Marion Brown is playing everything that's not drum kit here? Including the mallet percussion?
Jeff Golick:
↳ DJ Peter @9:16
Yes that is my thinking.fred:
↳ Jeff Golick @9:12
Never got into Debussy (Sakamoto fan though)More into Stravinsky
Jeff Golick: fred!!! Great to see you.
Jeff Golick:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:16
Marion Brown had his own label for a minute in the 1970s, Sweet Earth Records; released five beautiful LPs and that was it: www.discogs.com...tom tom the pipers son: heya fred...
tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Jeff Golick @9:21
yes i see poems for piano on sweet earth...tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Song: "Afternoon of a Georgia Faun" by "Marion Brown"
beautiful, heartbreaking musicDJ Peter:
↳ Jeff Golick @9:21
Wooley the Newt has just been reissued!moved-by-sound.bandcamp.com...
Jeff Golick:
↳ DJ Peter @9:26
Excellent.fred: Mind-blowing dance show this week, though I've seen it before. William Forsythe's Enemy in the Figure. It's overwhelming, designed so you can't see it all, a masterpiece
Listener Gregory: I actually heard McCall and Brown play a duo concert in the 80s. Just sax and drum set. Brown did not seem well to me, and I was going to leave, but I started to just focus on McCall and became fascinated with his drumming. I’m curious what I would think of the same concert today.
Jeff Golick: Such wonderful experiences you have witnessed!
tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Listener Gregory @9:28
if you heard sewelson's interview with amina myers, she said illness led to brown's losing a footHyperDose: I smelled the jazz from down the block and wound up here
doctorjazz: Hi Jeff, Folks Out There!
Jeff Golick: HyperDose! It's supposed to smell like that, don't worry.
doctorjazz, hello!
fred:
↳ fred @9:27
Also Quintett set to Gavin Bryars' "Jesus Blood", unusually soft but still virtuosisticCharlie: Lurvly show, so far. Listening, may not be commenting much.
Jeff Golick: Ayyy, Charlie!
Advance programming note: Charlie will be filling in for me in two weeks!
Listener Gregory:
↳ Jeff Golick @9:39
Charlie, FYI, Jeff always brings bagels. He might forget to tell you.Charlie: Yes indeed! Looking forward to that:)
Doug Schulkind:
↳ Jeff Golick @9:39
Charlie is filling for you on 5/24?destination: NOTHING
Charlie: Busy Destinatin'?
Stork: Flutey Goodness today!!! Hey Jeff and Outniks!
chresti: Morning Jeff and d:OUTers!
Jeff Golick: Doug Schulkind!
Stork!!!
chresti!!!!!!
duke: Hello Jeff and Sunday morning folks
Fredericks:
↳ Song: "She Reflected" by "Bobby Bradford, Mark Dresser, ...
This is very nice.Jeff Golick: Howdy, duke!
Welcome, Fredericks!
Doug Schulkind: You could call this tune "Lonelier Woman."
Listener Gregory:
↳ Song: "She Reflected" by "Bobby Bradford, Mark Dresser, ...
Does anyone have any info on Modirzadeh? He is completely new to me.Jeff Golick:
↳ Listener Gregory @9:55
Great player. Never seen live, but has some fine records on Pi, I believe. Among others.hyde:
↳ Listener Gregory @9:55
teaches at San Francisco State: meis.sfsu.edu...DJ Peter: wait if i'm following Jeff's lead... and he's... uh-oh
Listener Gregory:
↳ hyde @9:58
Thanks. He hasn’t penetrated my east-coast consciousness.Mxter Baba:
↳ chresti @9:48
hello, Jeffkins, chrestikins, WFMU palz, peeps, chatters and lurkers all!listener james from westwood: ::Beavis and Butt-head chuckling::
DJ Peter:
↳ Listener Gregory @9:55
Persian American. Long affiliated with the Northern California "Asian American" jazz scene. Has made a study of intonation (I don't know if he would say micro-tones, but shaping intonation to match Persian and other scales.) Has recorded with Amir ElSaffar, and has several albums where he has retuned pianos according to his scales.tom tom the pipers son: gee jeff ... i hope yor mom is not listening... still...phew ... boy... is this what nytimes wordle does to people... ; )
chresti: Mxter Babakins!
Jeff Golick: Mxter Baba! Helloooooooo!
DJ Peter:
↳ Song: "From Granite to Wind" by "Keith Tippett Octet"
"landscape photos and cover artwork by David Wells"wonder where this photo was taken?
Jeff Golick:
↳ DJ Peter @10:07
I honestly can't get past the Papyrus font.∫ydniuß:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:08
forgivable. ⭐️WR: A prelimary study has revealed that a subject was able to rouse from a comatose state to connect an internet sound receiving device to a specified sound source at a predetermined time when in a semi-comatose state and then return to the comatose state.
Follow up study will be required to assess the amount of perception and retention after a 60 minute period of having the internet sound device sounding while adjacent to said comatose subject's head. The follow up study will start with having the subject read the internet sound source "playlist" and associated "comments" and compare the contents with any recent or distant memories or impressions.
Correlation with a review of the subject's audio and reading activities before entering the comatose state, such as doom scrolling internet science headlines and summaries, will also be taken into account. Results are pending funding or caffeine ingestion adequate to motivate the researchers.
∫ydniuß:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:08
Comic Sans, however… 👹Bob Tankenstein:
↳ Song: "From Granite to Wind" by "Keith Tippett Octet"
This rocks∫ydniuß: to Zapf Chancery is Divine
Jeff Golick: I'm with you, ∫ydniuß.
∫ydniuß:
↳ Bob Tankenstein @10:10
zupperoooBob Tankenstein:
↳ ∫ydniuß @10:11
Zup zup zup, zup zuparinoDJ Peter:
↳ WR @10:09
i volunteer to be controlhyde:
↳ Song: "From Granite to Wind" by "Keith Tippett Octet"
took me a bit to see the weird face in the rock on this LP coverJeff Golick:
↳ WR @10:09
I can peer review the eventual paper. Hi, WR!Cemetery Dave: Time to space out. Back in a bit.
tom tom the pipers son:
↳ WR @10:09
this resonates uncomfortably since i often have fmu on while sleeping... plus i have fallen asleep while listening and dreamt of writing comments and upon awakening expect to see the comments on the board... i believe i am trhe subject of this studyFredericks:
↳ Song: "From Granite to Wind" by "Keith Tippett Octet"
Ladies and gentlemen we have reached the "out" portion of today's program.Doug Schulkind: A saxist named Waghorn. Because of course.
DJ Peter:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:08
so it's a photo of Pandora, you're saying. James Cameron took it.chresti:
↳ WR @10:09
Yep.Been there!DJ Peter:
↳ Doug Schulkind @10:18
put that waghorn away and zip up, it's mother's day!Jeff Golick:
↳ DJ Peter @10:21
obligatory: www.youtube.com...tom tom the pipers son: there once was a saxist named waghorn
unmarried. lived alone forlorn
but one day he picked up his sax
and found there are second acts
when he blew on tippet's recording reborn
tom tom the pipers son: i know nothing of waghorn...personally
Jeff Golick:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:25
damn!Bob Tankenstein: This is a gift that keeps on giving
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:24
This show is full of goodness.tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:26
really?∫ydniuß:
↳ Bob Tankenstein @10:26
🎁 gatcha jazztom tom the pipers son: there once was a man named tippett
who was often told to zip it
because he talked too much
and used it as a crutch
for seducing young girls at exhibits
∫ydniuß:
↳ Bob Tankenstein @10:26
and we have travelled more than Rick Stevestom tom the pipers son: not keth tippett... another tippett
tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Song: "From Granite to Wind" by "Keith Tippett Octet"
for 2011... this has the feel of sometime earliertom tom the pipers son: i think the second limerick is better
Bob Tankenstein:
↳ ∫ydniuß @10:28
For me???tom tom the pipers son:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:40
kinda feel they are channelling the mid 70's... nothing wrong with thatJeff Golick:
↳ hyde @10:12
That face in the rock looks surprisingly like Keith Tippett.Jeff Golick:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:42
I'd be hard pressed, in a blindfold test, to place this in 2011.tom tom the pipers son:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:42
and i thought buster keaton was the 'great stoneface'WR:
↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:40
imo, the 2nd conforms more to limerick for but the first had more contentWR:
↳ WR @10:44
for = formtom tom the pipers son:
↳ WR @10:45
oh....unpopularfred: Just tuning in, guess I missed the granite part
∫ydniuß:
↳ Bob Tankenstein @10:40
it’s just another 🟢 sorryJeff Golick: unpopularfred! Yeah, you got wind.
Listener Gregory:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:42
New Hampshire had a famous rock face called Old Man of the Mountain, which appeared on license plates and official signs. But it fell down in 2003. The ravages of old age come to all of us.∫ydniuß: gotta run 🇫🇷 toast beckons
may the zups always be in your favour
Jeff Golick:
↳ Listener Gregory @10:51
I remember when that happened. Kind of a blow to the state's sense of self.Jeff Golick:
↳ ∫ydniuß @10:52
Bye, ∫ydniuß!WR:
↳ Song: "A Song about Gloves" by "Hilary Jeffery"
Hilary Jeffery - multi tracked brass i.e., one person brass ensemble.So beautiful and elegaic. Tears.
WR:
↳ Song: "A Song about Gloves" by "Hilary Jeffery"
discusmusic.bandcamp.com...Andrew in Toronto:
↳ WR @10:56
Greetings, WR!Mxter Baba:
↳ Song: "On Top of Old Smokey" by "Ran Blake & Dominique E...
that was beautiful, and not a horrifying earworm!hyde:
↳ Song: "On Top of Old Smokey" by "Ran Blake & Dominique E...
Ran Blake had a birthday not too long agoListener Gregory: Wikipedia entry for English singer Julie Driscoll: "A turning point for Driscoll was meeting Keith Tippett when his group were among the session players on her first solo album 1969 released in 1971. She soon after married Tippett and has since that time concentrated on experimental vocal music, using the name Julie Tippetts, which adopts the original spelling of her husband's surname."
Listener Gregory:
↳ Listener Gregory @11:06
For fans of the old British comedy show Absolutely Fabulous, she was the singer of This Wheel's On Fire, the show's theme song.WR: Keith, born a "Tippetts" preferred to be known as singular but Julie Driscoll who had changed her legal name to his legal name upon their marriage declined to go along with his conceit and they lived happily ever after.
Listener Gregory:
↳ WR @11:08
I bet it comes up when they have arguments.hyde:
↳ Listener Gregory @11:08
huh, don't think i ever knew that!Bob Tankenstein:
↳ Song: "Wind Trio³ - II (Trio for Oboe, Clarinet, and Bas...
WonderfulAndrew in Toronto:
↳ Listener Gregory @11:11
Hi Listener Gregory.WR:
↳ Andrew in Toronto @10:57
hello AndrewDoug Schulkind: For some reason I tend to confuse DoYeon Kim with sound artist Jiyeon Kim.
Jeff Golick:
↳ Doug Schulkind @11:18
Can't imagine why.WR:
↳ Song: "The Beats of Distant Thunder" by "DoYeon Kim"
Recent Mittleman program featuring music of DoYean Kim with interview.wfmu.org...
Jeff Golick:
↳ WR @11:19
Yes! Thanks for that link, WR. David played that same tune, so I knew I was on the right track.Jeff Golick:
↳ Song: "Birds" by "Marta Warelis"
Interesting group here:Marta Warelis - piano, synthesizer, compositions
Ben LaMar Gay - trumpet, electronics
Ab Baars - clarinet, tenor saxophone
Karen Ng - clarinet, alto saxophone
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten - double bass
Frank Rosaly - drums, gongs
DJ Peter:
↳ Jeff Golick @10:50
Lotta weird face album covers todayJeff Golick:
↳ DJ Peter @11:28
Yeah. I didn't notice the Still Life one for a few days.Erik dwells VT:
↳ Song: "Ravi Shankar: Parachutist" by "Mayo Thompson with...
youthful exposures to Mayo Thompson’s vocals & voice & sound has me very partial to his gestalt & career …🫀 happy to hear & learn of this! 👏🥳👏DJ Peter:
↳ Song: "Birds" by "Marta Warelis"
Dig this! Angles/Chicago/Netherlands nexusJeff Golick:
↳ Song: "Roam" by "Bobby Previte"
Another superb new band:Angelica Sanchez - Piano, Fender Rhodes
Wendy Eisenberg - Electric and Acoustic Guitars
Matt Bauder - Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Bass Clarinet
Jerome Harris - 5 String Electric Bass Guitar
Bobby Previte - Trap Drums
Jeff Golick:
↳ Erik dwells VT @11:32
Glad you heard, Erik dwells VT! The album is new to me, and rather delightful.solo mon: good morning babes
Jeff Golick: olo, solo mon!
Listener Gregory:
↳ Song: "Roam" by "Bobby Previte"
Nice! When I first moved to NYC, Bobby Previte was all over the place. Now I virtually never see his name on new projects.Erik dwells VT:
↳ Song: "Roam" by "Bobby Previte"
missed opportunities to witness Mr Previte’s 🥁 skills & excitement & dynamisms in-person is a Lost moment for drummer enthusiasts! 😃 😊Bob Tankenstein:
↳ Song: "Thoroughbred" by "Gil Evans Orchestra"
Absolute madnessBob Tankenstein: Tuba solo goes crazy
DJ Peter:
↳ Song: "Thoroughbred" by "Gil Evans Orchestra"
This album has been reissued with three different covers, none improving on the original.www.discogs.com...
DJ Peter:
↳ DJ Peter @11:44
actually make that fourDJ Peter:
↳ Song: "Music for My Mother" by "Funkadelic"
on themetom tom the pipers son: thx jeff... just eating breakfast, guess brunch... bangers and mash... have a good one...
Jeff Golick: Take care, tttps!
tranewreck: Thanks Jeff.
Hit all the marks
unpopularfred: .., and now she’s butting in on Mother’s Day
Jeff Golick:
↳ Song: "My Mother-in-Law" by "Etta James"
(For the record, I loved my MIL.)Jeff Golick: tranewreck, my absolute pleasure!
WM: Just the song for Mother's Day
Bob Tankenstein: Thank you DJ JG of DO. Great show per usual.
Charlie:
↳ Song: "My Mother-in-Law" by "Etta James"
And this is why there's no mother-in-law's dayJeff Golick: WM!
Andrew in Toronto:
↳ Jeff Golick @11:29
Jeff, thanks!Jeff Golick: Sad but true, Charlie.
hyde: thanks!
Charlie: Thanks, Jeff, this show is a mutha!
doctorjazz: Been preparing for family invasion, thanks Jeff!
chresti: Thanks Jeff!
Yvang: Thanks Jeff!
Listener Gregory: Thanks a lot, Jeff. Great show, marred only by an ending flute.
Cemetery Dave: Thank you Jeff. Enjoy the rest of your day. Until next week, then. Cheers.