WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from January 10, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:00am hyde: hello!
	9:00am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff.
	9:02am alanr: The soundtrack of celebrating arrivals and departures, here we go! Good morning, friends.
	9:02am Listener Gregory: I'm up. Almost
	9:02am Jeff Golick: @Brian! @hyde! @alanr! Welcome!
	9:03am Jeff Golick: Same, @Listener Gregory. Same. ::eyes first cup of coffee::
	9:03am Rock Ridge Chess Club: Still lots of snow on the ground in Boone, NC. So my destination will be down, down in the basement. Cheers
	9:05am TDK60: Morning Jeff. \| Yes, things are much clearer now.
	9:10am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Rock Ridge Chess Club! Good morning, @TDK60!
	9:11am Howlin' Wolfgang: Hi, all! So much for napping before my extend-o show today! Hoo-ray for William!! Woo-hoo-ray for Jeff!!
	9:13am Jeff Golick: @Stork! I will mention this later, too, but y'all should know that it's also Max Roach's birthday, and Stork has cooked up a fitting feast.
	9:13am fred: Good morning Jeff and all. And I agree, it's nice to hear a celebration of someone who's still alive
	9:14am Listener Gregory: Don’t celebrate me then, cuz I’m not sure I qualify.
	9:15am Artie: Good morning, Outies! So looking forward to today’s show.
	9:15am Jeff Golick: Absolutely, @fred. Great to see you.
	9:16am Jeff Golick: Yay, @Artie!
	9:19am holland oats: yo d:o! peeps!
	9:19am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @holland oats!
	9:22am Jeff Golick: The Rick Lopez sessionography page for William Parker was very helpful in putting this show together, and is itself a remarkable achievement: www.bb10k.com...
	9:23am hyde: dang, i might need this recording
	9:25am Jeff Golick: Are you physical formats-only, @hyde, or are you also fine with digital?
	9:26am hyde: i swing both ways!
	9:27am hyde: though i do prefer physical still
	9:30am Jeff Golick: Well, @hyde, here's one way to go: nobusinessrecords.bandcamp.com...
	9:31am doctorjazz: Hi Outies!
	9:32am hyde: cool, thanks for the pointer. some day i need to up my Bandcamp game (have lots of links from many Sunday mornings!)
	9:32am Howlin' Wolfgang: The doctor is in the house!
	9:32am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @doctorjazz!
	9:35am doctorjazz: Hi, will have you on the background while I do some yoga. (Those Billy Bang 80s albums are fabulous! Have to pull this one out.)
	9:37am Jeff Golick: Yeah, hard to choose just one, @doc. Happy yoga-ing.
	9:37am doctorjazz: Love that monicker, Howlin'!
	9:41am Mx. Granny (e/em): salutations, Jeff and folx!
	9:42am northguineahills: Great, my earbuds for my laptop died. On my phone, audio-wise... (laptop, comment-wise...)
	9:43am northguineahills: My only regret, is I only have one Charles Gayle record....
	9:45am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @Mx. Granny! Hello (& sorry about the earbuds), @northguineahills! At least you still have your ears (right?).
	9:46am Mx. Granny (e/em): yeh, don't earbuds blossom into ears?
	9:48am Listener Gregory: Sounds a bit Song-for-Che-ish.
	9:49am northguineahills: Gotta walk to a store and get some new ones. A little exercise is healthy, anyways....
	9:54am Jeff Golick: I hear that, @LG. I was wondering what Parker thinks of Haden.
	10:03am Linda Lee: love hearing you today, Jeff! good morning!
	10:06am Linda Lee: let's have self indulgent! please! self indulgent made FM radio great.
	10:06am Listener Gregory: What the heck! Be-bop?
	10:08am Howlin' Wolfgang: Thanks for the mention, Jeff. Yes, you might wanna bring your sleeping bags and jammies to the Maxi Max tribute at the Club today. Admission free with this click: wfmu.org...
	10:09am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @Linda Lee! Lovely to see you here. @LG: what can I say, Parker contains multitudes.
	10:12am Linda Lee: sweet of you! thanks! DO is even lovelier on the plains than in the mountains!
	10:12am Linda Lee: (& that says a lot)
	10:13am hyde: hmmm, the can of diced tomatoes i just put into my turmeric lentils was a can of diced tomatoes, celery and green peppers. today i guess we see how well celery pairs with Indian flavors...
	10:14am Linda Lee: should be fine!
	10:15am hyde: @LL here's hoping!
	10:16am Linda Lee: enjoy it for us. :-)
	10:18am doctorjazz: Celery goes with everything!
	10:18am Howlin' Wolfgang: @northguineahills: you have stores open where you are? We are locked-down but good here in Deutschland.
	10:19am Listener Robert: "Arrayed?" Or "a raid"?
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: Tzotzzy Sunday, everyone!
	10:19am hyde: @Wolfgang dude, we can't even lock down our Capitol building
	10:20am Linda Lee: arrayed. spelled out.
	10:20am doctorjazz: Wolfie, total lockdown? I don't think we were ever total, even during the strictest Spring lockdown.
	10:21am Linda Lee: how do they figure people will eat? virtually?
	10:22am northguineahills: @Howling: I'm in FL marooned in Tourst scheisseland, so, yes, stores are open (no public transit, no car).
	10:23am Listener Gregory: @Linda Lee, even my virtual diet still doesn't allow me to eat cake!
	10:23am Linda Lee: good thing it's only virtual. ;-)
	10:24am Jeff Golick: Heya, @Doug! Same to you! @LG: yes.
	10:24am Mx. Granny (e/em): hello, Linda Lee!
	10:24am Linda Lee: hi Granny! how are you?
	10:25am WR: hi Jeff and all. Have been listening since beginning, was shopping as usual. back now. somehow have not known about Tzotzil Taylor album until now. Strapped in and ready for the full set.
	10:25am Listener Robert: Thanks, Linda Lee. Liner notes?
	10:27am Linda Lee: spelled out in the piece ~ tho that was just once. :-)
	10:27am Jeff Golick: Hello, @WR! Geez, shopping. We need to do some of that.
	10:28am northguineahills: I randomly played at the same show as Raphe Malik at ABC No Rio (I literally played the kitchen sink that night).
	10:29am duke: Morning Jeff. Enjoying Cecil Taylor
	10:29am Linda Lee: @ngh ~ beautiful! cast iron?
	10:29am doctorjazz: I'm fully back, in Downward Facing Doc.
	10:30am Linda Lee: those have a great tone.
	10:30am Mx. Granny (e/em): Linda Lee, life is not boring. i have some freshly steeped tea and a purring kitty, so all is well in the now. How 'bout you?
	10:30am northguineahills: Uh, I used drum sticks and my recorder, and bricks...(it was totally improvised, didn't plan it).
	10:31am northguineahills: Tzotzil is the language of the Maya in Chiapas. I have shirts, of the neo-Zapatista insurrection my partner made of it....
	10:31am DJpeterDE: Good morning all! How can we get Leo Feigen to join Bandcamp!
	10:32am Linda Lee: @Granny ~ so glad all's well! life isn't boring here either! i've left the catskills! 35 year trip complete. ;-)
	10:32am Mx. Granny (e/em): @LL: that's right! you're right back where you started from!
	10:33am Linda Lee: @ngh ~ that sounds like real fun. was that a cast iron sink?
	10:33am Linda Lee: not really, love. i'm in texas! :-D
	10:34am doctorjazz: Texas sounds like it's in an uproar right now.
	10:34am Listener Gregory: Not enough of an uproar if you ask me, so please don't.
	10:35am Linda Lee: is it? not where i'm at. calm as milk.
	10:35am Jeff Golick: Hello, @duke and @DJpeterDE! Given the process I went through to order this Leo CD, I don't see that label showing up on Bandcamp any time soon.
	10:36am Doug Schulkind: Jimmy Carter embracing Cecil: https://images.app.goo.gl/ub9wEE65tvmKERD5A
	10:38am Linda Lee: i was lucky enough to see Cecil play in 76 or 77. really superb.
	10:38am Jeff Golick: Ooof, Doug. A photo from another country.
	10:38am northguineahills: ABC No Rio was basically a squat upstairs, w/ an actual venue downstairs, in Loisaida. We were given any room to play in, and, I picked the kitchen (the place wasn't too pretty).
	10:39am Linda Lee: haha! got it. loved it there. also loved the squat theater! ;-)
	10:39am northguineahills: I saw Cecil in 2002 and 2005....
	10:40am Jeff Golick: @Linda Lee, was that 76/77 gig solo or with a group?
	10:40am northguineahills: It was usually a punk/hardcore venue, but, every once a while, they'd let jazz/improv shows come in...
	10:40am Linda Lee: solo, as recall.
	10:41am doctorjazz: Man, Cecil can really play (I know that's no big revelation, but check out how fast his right hand is. It bellies the canard that free jazz takes no technique)
	10:42am doctorjazz: Glad I got to see CT.
	10:42am Mx. Granny (e/em): @LL Texas! i guess i did lose track of your adventures!
	10:43am Linda Lee: i move fast, love. :-) i did speed through n y to catch a plane! had to.
	10:43am Jeff Golick: This Carlos Ward solo marks the halfway point of the piece, btw.
	10:44am northguineahills: @dr jazz: I've studied Cecil's work for years. If notated, there would be 248th notes clustered together....
	10:44am Linda Lee: that was really interesting. the city seemed .. subdued. mellow. the last words you'd use for my home town before now.
	10:44am Howlin' Wolfgang: Glad I got to see CT too, Doc. Jus once, at Colmbia with: Max Roach! Max Roach playled a solo on the wingnut of his highhat for about 9 minutes. Unfuggedable!
	10:45am doctorjazz: Carlos Ward! Love his Abdullah Ibrahim time, he can also really play that gotten! NGH, I believe it, and I don't think it's actually acknowledged all that much.
	10:45am Jeff Golick: Was that the big outdoors festival at Columbia, @Stork? If so, I was there, too!
	10:47am doctorjazz: Ah, Howlin', I believe a cd was released of that performance (which I have).
	10:48am northguineahills: Never got to see Max Roach, such a regret...
	10:49am northguineahills: Mummers, are usually traveling actors in the Middle Ages....
	10:50am Linda Lee: we've all got those regrets. there was always plenty of time & opportunity to see what we wished to see. 'cept there wasn't.
	10:50am Mx. Granny (e/em): i was too young to fully appreciate the time i got to see Max Roach, at Yoshi's in Emeryville, probably 1992?
	10:51am doctorjazz: I got to see Roach, but when he was close to passing, and was a shadow of his old self. It was sad, but still glad I got to it.
	10:51am Linda Lee: wow! how cool that you saw him, tho!
	10:51am Martinibomb: Hello Jeff! hi Granny!
	10:51am Martinibomb: More Cecil Taylor! :)
	10:51am Mx. Granny (e/em): hey, Martinibomb!
	10:51am Linda Lee: hey MB! love the new haircut.
	10:52am Jeff Golick: Yo, @Martinibomb! This is a write-up of the 2000 Max/Cecil throwdown that I saw: www.columbia.edu...
	10:53am Martinibomb: I really connect with Cecil his work it's like what the inside of my head feels like most days heh
	10:53am Mx. Granny (e/em): i was just barely old enough in 1992 to appreciate that Max Roach was one of the greats, but i was so new in my musical education that older me wishes i recalled more about it
	10:54am Mx. Granny (e/em): and, wow, this CT track is thrilling!
	10:54am Martinibomb: @gran same here! I moved to Pdx around then and worked graveyard at Kinkos and this dude from Chicago totally schooled me on all music. Did me a huge favor. Wouldn't be here without him
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: I attended Cecil's (second) historical concert with Max Roach at Columbia, too. [Note for Jeff Golick: I went to that show with old friend Ivan Moses!] Speaking of which, today is Max Roach's 97th birthday. Expect a mega-celebration on the Stork Club, coming up in just over an hour.
	10:55am Mx. Granny (e/em): @MB: i often think of those kind souls who put a record in my hand or told me a name to look for in the bins
	10:55am Jeff Golick: I often feel the same, @Mx. Granny. I lament my terrible memory for musical experiences.
	10:55am northguineahills: I got Graham Locke's account of the classic Braxton quartet (in the early 80s) in 1998, and then sought anything record he was on....
	10:55am DJpeterDE: I got to see the Roach group with Bridgewater and Pope in 1988-ish, I think at the Village Gate.
	10:56am DJpeterDE: @Doug was the Columbia concert hall packed? (Did people realize then what a big deal it was?)
	10:56am Mx. Granny (e/em): can i double-clicky-star this?
	10:57am northguineahills: ok, everyone, including Doug, is making me jelly. The one master I never saw live when alive. @Granny: triple star (three tracks).
	10:57am Jeff Golick: It was outside on Columbia's main green or whatever, @DJpeterDE. Part of that June's jazz festival. David S. Ware Quartet also played. And Ron Carter (as I recall) really phoned in a duo perf.
	10:58am doctorjazz: I did also get to see M'Boom, and his group with Ocean Pope.
	10:58am doctorjazz: Oops, Odean Pope...
	10:59am Mx. Granny (e/em): @ngh stack the stars as high as they can go!
	10:59am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff and all
	10:59am chresti: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Morning Jeff and døOUTters! Making coffee....
	11:00am chresti: Grannykins!
	11:00am northguineahills: @Granny: make it a Galaxy! and Chresti does me one better....!
	11:00am chresti: ngh!
	11:01am doctorjazz: (but the last time I saw him, on his last legs, is the one that stuck most, unfortunately...)
	11:02am Jeff Golick: @chresti! @coelacanth∅!
	11:04am Tome: !<>!Hey Cecil!<>!
	11:04am Linda Lee: y'know, i think the important thing about seeing great art is the exposure. doesn't matter how much we appreciate it or even understand it. we'e been exposed & we then know what's possible.
	11:05am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Tome!
	11:05am Linda Lee: this is why folks play music to pregnant women's bellies! :-D
	11:06am Jeff Golick: And @Linda Lee: totally agree.
	11:06am Linda Lee: thank you Jeff.
	11:06am northguineahills: @LL: Sometimes it takes me years, to appreciate mucic/art/literature of what I witnessed/took in. That's why memory is what I value....
	11:07am doctorjazz: The vocal section is Tzotzil, it seems.
	11:07am Listener Gregory: @DJpeterDE, I heard that group too, I'm going to say in 82?? It made a huge impression on me. Max Roach's dignity somehow permeated the entire club. Cecil Bridgewater is a very underrated player and composer.
	11:08am Linda Lee: sure! we love to remember consciously. we also remember subconsciously.
	11:08am Howlin' Wolfgang: Yes, Jeff, Doc, et al. It was a beautiful night outdoors, and I got unbelievably close to the stage. I had no idea that was recorded! Or that Dougie was there! Speaking of Our Father Who Art in Pittsburgh, Mr. Schulkind, for those who haven't heard it, did his own tribute, the day after Max died in '07. It must be heard by you and you you, and he did a wonderful INTERVIEW(!!) with Max, besides. Link to it here: wfmu.org...
	11:08am Jeff Golick: Who wants to go in with me on Cecil's old home: www.brownstoner.com...
	11:08am chresti: I listened to Captain Beefheart when I was pregnant, I remember. Morning Linda Lee!
	11:08am Tome: Hey now Jeff and all good mornings , Scott McDowell used to have a "hey Cecil" segment on his show, now and then, , another nice new discovery for me at that time just kind of into the "jazz" thing ,, and for this woonderful Station bringing here too of course !
	11:09am Linda Lee: hi chresti!! good for you! :-)
	11:09am Jeff Golick: Yes, @Tome! I shamelessly copied Scott's thing for a recurring Anthony Braxton feature for a little while.
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: @DJpeterDE Yes, I remember the Roach/Taylor reunion as being a BIG deal, appropriately attended. I, too, saw Max's -80's group with Bridgewater and Pope. Saw them many multiple times. Some of my greatest ever experiences of live music.
	11:10am Jeff Golick: Yes, @doc. There is a form!
	11:11am doctorjazz: I'm in on the place, Jeff! Seems like a bargain!
	11:13am northguineahills: @dr jazz: yep, Not that I know a word of Tzotzil...(native languages of Mexico are not my forte, unless the they enter the Spanish lexicon).
	11:16am doctorjazz: This Moondoc track is lovely!
	11:17am doctorjazz: Did Cecil (know Tzotzil)?
	11:19am Artie: Oh! Loving this.
	11:19am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Ocean Pope is my new all-time favorite typo!
	11:19am Jeff Golick: Not sure, @doc, but I do think he knew a lot about certain ancient cultures and their artforms.
	11:20am Mark R: It's encouraging to know that Cecil lived in a $2 1/2 million brownstone. Starving artist, my ass.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Mark R!
	11:22am coelacanth∅: that does seem like a good price for Cecil's home, considering that, but especially the location. 5 levels + a garden! i'd put a garden on the roof too
	11:22am Linda Lee: where we live isn't always a reflection of our wealth, tho
	11:22am doctorjazz: Bern Nix on guitar- mellow, not at all like I think of him From his Ornette dates.
	11:23am Linda Lee: some of us are what's called 'cash poor' & won't sell off the only asset we have.
	11:23am Linda Lee: even if we're broke! :-D
	11:25am doctorjazz: I'm guessing CT for there before Brooklyn became BROOKLYN, and it wasn't a "desirable" neighborhood at the time (everything on the "wrong" side of Flatbush Avenue was inexpensive until relatively recently).
	11:25am Linda Lee: fort greene was ghetto for a long time, for sure.
	11:29am northguineahills: @LL: I got held up at gunpoint in Fort Green in 2003 (I was jumped five times that summer in Bed-Stuy and Clinton Hills as well).
	11:30am coelacanth∅: does anyone say Cecil was a "starving artist" in the latter 1/3 of his life? i should hope not, by then. he worked constantly and was world-famous, eventually given some degree of the recognition he deserved. i hope he was very comfortable by the last few decades of his life.
	11:30am alanr: Excellent show! Nice curating of this period of time in our musical life, and recordings that are new to my ears. Thank you!!!
	11:30am northguineahills: (Most times, I talked my way out of it, as being a poor grad student [I was])
	11:31am chresti: Same in LA "doc, in the east and northeast neighborhoods like Highland Park, Echo Park..
	11:33am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @alanr! Means a lot.
	11:33am Howlin' Wolfgang: WHOA!! This reminds me of a solo that Wm. did on the old Stork Club - in the control room with just a humble mike on his bass - sawing away, blowing my mind! He didn't even want to bother with the studio. What a great guest, what a great player!! Thank you Jeff!!
	11:33am Listener Gregory: Wasn't Cecil ripped off by an assistant in the last years of his life? I remember reading an interview about it, and reporters kept asking him about the money, and he would talk about combining poetry with music or something. He wouldn't say a word about losing the money. It was priceless.
	11:34am Howlin' Wolfgang: Hard to believe you barely got out of the 80's with this show!!
	11:34am Jeff Golick: The contractor ripped him off, @LG, to the tune of almost $500,000 -- prize money from a Japanese award he'd received for lifetime achievement.
	11:34am coelacanth∅: yes i remember that Gregory
	11:35am Gerry from Miami: Cecil, a starving artist? Maybe eons ago when he was a young man, but in his final years, he must have been comfortable, at least for a while. He did receive one of those very generous MacArthur "genius" grants, as did Ornette.
	11:35am doctorjazz: I read he lost $500,000 to a contractor working on his house, ripped off.
	11:35am Jeff Golick: Is there an archive of that perf, @Stork?
	11:35am chresti: *@
	11:36am Jeff Golick: Hey there, @Gerry from Miami!
	11:36am Howlin' Wolfgang: Yes, t-tape archive somewhere in Jersey City, I'm gonna get serious about salvaging some stuff.
	11:36am Listener Gregory: @Jeff, once we buy the house, we'll have to come up with $400,000 to repair and renovate it. I just cannot live with that backsplash! (I have been waiting my life to use that line after hearing it in hundreds of real estate shows.)
	11:37am Jeff Golick: Maybe if we all sell some of our LPs, and CDs...?
	11:38am Listener Gregory: Well, I would calculate that is about 3,000 items and we would get... (sound of adding machine)... $225 for them. It's a start!
	11:38am Howlin' Wolfgang: That last comment really got garbled - again: if I ever get my hands on that old dat-tape archive again, i'm gonna damn well start to rescue stuff.
	11:40am Howlin' Wolfgang: Wow, this piece has me levatatin' !!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: I'm sad looking at what is not going to make it into this show...
	11:41am doctorjazz: LG, currently, it would depend on the mix of LPs to CDs. LPs right now can sell for a bit of cash. CDs now, pretty much have to give away (until the upcoming "CD revival").
	11:43am doctorjazz: (you also have to be willing to sell one by one, not to a dealer, of course)
	11:45am chresti: Yeah, the kitchen has the contractor's work written all over it, like when they flip a rental property @Listener Gregory
	11:45am doctorjazz: I may have to start thinking about that, if I ever retire and downsize. The LPs and CDs would be the limiting factor (probably why I'll wind up staying where I am).
	11:46am Gerry from Miami: The ripoff story is true. But I think he was doing OK before the grant was awarded. Maybe other listeners have more detailed information. Saw Cecil at Royce Hall, UCLA, late 70s. Raphe Malik, David Ware, forget who on drums. No bassist, I think. Too long ago. But I attended this concert with my friend, many-time Down Beat Magazine Critics' Poll and Readers' Poll winner on flute, James Newton. We got to go into the dressing room afterward where Mr. Taylor was desperate for a menthol cigarette. The whole band was exhausted from a very intense set. I can attest that most of the audience was as well.
	11:46am doctorjazz: Also wanting to multiple clicky star tracks and the show...
	11:49am Dave in VT: VT Knit Girl and I had our first date at a David Budbill - William Parker performance
	11:49am doctorjazz: Love James Newton, at least I did, haven't seen anything released by him in many years.
	11:49am WR: the bandcamp page doesn't credit the reader but it sounds like William Parker.
	11:51am Jeff Golick: Recitation by Parker, yes. Very cool, @Dave in VT!
	11:51am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that remembrance, @Gerry.
	11:52am doctorjazz: (my 1st date with my wife, went to see Abdullah Ibrahim/Ekaya-with Carlos Ward-at Sweet Basils, NYC)
	11:54am Listener Gregory: In terms of likelihood of date success, I have to give @doctorj the edge over @Dave in VT.
	11:55am Jeff Golick: I dragged then-girlfriend/now-wife to see Space Is the Place in an overheated NYU screening room. She fell promptly to sleep. It's a wonder we're still together.
	11:56am Gerry from Miami: Great show, Jeff! I will try to tune in again next week.
	11:56am DJpeterDE: Thanks Doug, Jeff, and everyone for their "on the scene" reports of the Columbia concert.
	11:57am Jeff Golick: Thanks, Gerry! Give our best to James Newton!
	11:57am doctorjazz: That was about 30 years ago, @LG, so I guess it worked (but I maintain she should have known what she was getting into from then on).
	11:58am Howlin' Wolfgang: Sweet sweet William-ing, Jeff!! See y'all down the Club next? Max'll be happy to see yuz!
	11:58am hyde: thanks for the cool tribute show!
	11:58am doctorjazz: Thanks, Jeff! Loved the show! Time for some clubbing!
	11:58am Listener Gregory: As I'm looking at the photos of Cecil's place, I'm getting excited. The fourth floor would be perfect for holding loft concerts. Jeff, you come up with the $2m, I'll come up with the $.5, and Doug will supply the renovation costs. Deal? Call me when you're ready. Also, fantastic show! Thanks.
	11:59am coelacanth∅: funny i don't recall any first dates being to concerts
	11:59am chresti: Thank you Jeff!
	11:59am Linda Lee: thanks so much for an amazing show, Jeff! cheers!
	11:59am northguineahills: Jeff. thank mewes!
	11:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff!
	11:59am WR: Thank you Jeff! Great selections. Busy morning so will catchup on the anecdotes shared later. thanks all.
	12:00pm Artie: Thank you, Jeff!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: Thanks and love to you all, and to @Stork, @hyde, @doctorjazz, @Listener Gregory, @coelacanth∅, @chresti, @Linda Lee, @northguineahills, @WR, @Artie!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The Roscoe Mitchell Art Ensemble	Tatas-Matoes	Congliptious	Nessa	1968	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man	My Brother The Wind, Vol. I	Saturn Research	1970	0:02:28 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
William Parker Ensemble	Commitment	Centering: Unreleased Early Recordings 1976-1987	NoBusiness Records	1977/2012	0:06:02 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Commitment	Famine	Commitment	Flying Panda	1980	0:27:57 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Billy Bang Sextet	The Nagual Julian	The Fire from Within	Soul Note	1985	0:32:25 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
William Parker / Charles Gayle Duo	Entrusted Spirit (Dedicated to Bilal Abdur Rahman)	Centering: Unreleased Early Recordings 1976-1987	NoBusiness Records	1987/2012	0:38:10 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot				0:57:10 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Raphe Malik Quartet	Chaser	Last Set: Live at the 1369 Jazz Club	Boxholder	1984	1:04:06 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Cecil Taylor	Tzotzil / Mummers / Tzotzil	Tzotzil / Mummers / Tzotzil	Leo Records	1987	1:14:25 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Jemeel Moondoc Quintet	Flora	Nostalgia in Times Square	Soul Note	1986	2:10:02 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay				2:22:13 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
William Parker	In Case of Accident [Anast Glancing into Sand]	Long Hidden: The Olmec Series	AUM Fidelity	1989/2006	2:29:55 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
William Parker	Face Still Hands Folded	Through Acceptance of the Mystery Peace	Centering	1976/1981	2:43:32 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Billy Bang / William Parker	Buddha's Joy	Medicine Buddha	NoBusiness Records	2009	2:51:36 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music	Flute Music	Caroline	1975	2:57:06 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am hyde: hello!
	9:00am Brian in UK: Hello Jeff.
	9:02am alanr: The soundtrack of celebrating arrivals and departures, here we go! Good morning, friends.
	9:02am Listener Gregory: I'm up. Almost
	9:02am Jeff Golick: @Brian! @hyde! @alanr! Welcome!
	9:03am Jeff Golick: Same, @Listener Gregory. Same. ::eyes first cup of coffee::
	9:03am Rock Ridge Chess Club: Still lots of snow on the ground in Boone, NC. So my destination will be down, down in the basement. Cheers
	9:05am TDK60: Morning Jeff. \| Yes, things are much clearer now.
	9:10am Jeff Golick: Howdy, @Rock Ridge Chess Club! Good morning, @TDK60!
	9:11am Howlin' Wolfgang: Hi, all! So much for napping before my extend-o show today! Hoo-ray for William!! Woo-hoo-ray for Jeff!!
	9:13am Jeff Golick: @Stork! I will mention this later, too, but y'all should know that it's also Max Roach's birthday, and Stork has cooked up a fitting feast.
	9:13am fred: Good morning Jeff and all. And I agree, it's nice to hear a celebration of someone who's still alive
	9:14am Listener Gregory: Don’t celebrate me then, cuz I’m not sure I qualify.
	9:15am Artie: Good morning, Outies! So looking forward to today’s show.
	9:15am Jeff Golick: Absolutely, @fred. Great to see you.
	9:16am Jeff Golick: Yay, @Artie!
	9:19am holland oats: yo d:o! peeps!
	9:19am Jeff Golick: Wassup, @holland oats!
	9:22am Jeff Golick: The Rick Lopez sessionography page for William Parker was very helpful in putting this show together, and is itself a remarkable achievement: www.bb10k.com...
	9:23am hyde: dang, i might need this recording
	9:25am Jeff Golick: Are you physical formats-only, @hyde, or are you also fine with digital?
	9:26am hyde: i swing both ways!
	9:27am hyde: though i do prefer physical still
	9:30am Jeff Golick: Well, @hyde, here's one way to go: nobusinessrecords.bandcamp.com...
	9:31am doctorjazz: Hi Outies!
	9:32am hyde: cool, thanks for the pointer. some day i need to up my Bandcamp game (have lots of links from many Sunday mornings!)
	9:32am Howlin' Wolfgang: The doctor is in the house!
	9:32am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @doctorjazz!
	9:35am doctorjazz: Hi, will have you on the background while I do some yoga. (Those Billy Bang 80s albums are fabulous! Have to pull this one out.)
	9:37am Jeff Golick: Yeah, hard to choose just one, @doc. Happy yoga-ing.
	9:37am doctorjazz: Love that monicker, Howlin'!
	9:41am Mx. Granny (e/em): salutations, Jeff and folx!
	9:42am northguineahills: Great, my earbuds for my laptop died. On my phone, audio-wise... (laptop, comment-wise...)
	9:43am northguineahills: My only regret, is I only have one Charles Gayle record....
	9:45am Jeff Golick: Hiya, @Mx. Granny! Hello (& sorry about the earbuds), @northguineahills! At least you still have your ears (right?).
	9:46am Mx. Granny (e/em): yeh, don't earbuds blossom into ears?
	9:48am Listener Gregory: Sounds a bit Song-for-Che-ish.
	9:49am northguineahills: Gotta walk to a store and get some new ones. A little exercise is healthy, anyways....
	9:54am Jeff Golick: I hear that, @LG. I was wondering what Parker thinks of Haden.
	10:03am Linda Lee: love hearing you today, Jeff! good morning!
	10:06am Linda Lee: let's have self indulgent! please! self indulgent made FM radio great.
	10:06am Listener Gregory: What the heck! Be-bop?
	10:08am Howlin' Wolfgang: Thanks for the mention, Jeff. Yes, you might wanna bring your sleeping bags and jammies to the Maxi Max tribute at the Club today. Admission free with this click: wfmu.org...
	10:09am Jeff Golick: Good morning, @Linda Lee! Lovely to see you here. @LG: what can I say, Parker contains multitudes.
	10:12am Linda Lee: sweet of you! thanks! DO is even lovelier on the plains than in the mountains!
	10:12am Linda Lee: (& that says a lot)
	10:13am hyde: hmmm, the can of diced tomatoes i just put into my turmeric lentils was a can of diced tomatoes, celery and green peppers. today i guess we see how well celery pairs with Indian flavors...
	10:14am Linda Lee: should be fine!
	10:15am hyde: @LL here's hoping!
	10:16am Linda Lee: enjoy it for us. :-)
	10:18am doctorjazz: Celery goes with everything!
	10:18am Howlin' Wolfgang: @northguineahills: you have stores open where you are? We are locked-down but good here in Deutschland.
	10:19am Listener Robert: "Arrayed?" Or "a raid"?
	10:19am Doug Schulkind: Tzotzzy Sunday, everyone!
	10:19am hyde: @Wolfgang dude, we can't even lock down our Capitol building
	10:20am Linda Lee: arrayed. spelled out.
	10:20am doctorjazz: Wolfie, total lockdown? I don't think we were ever total, even during the strictest Spring lockdown.
	10:21am Linda Lee: how do they figure people will eat? virtually?
	10:22am northguineahills: @Howling: I'm in FL marooned in Tourst scheisseland, so, yes, stores are open (no public transit, no car).
	10:23am Listener Gregory: @Linda Lee, even my virtual diet still doesn't allow me to eat cake!
	10:23am Linda Lee: good thing it's only virtual. ;-)
	10:24am Jeff Golick: Heya, @Doug! Same to you! @LG: yes.
	10:24am Mx. Granny (e/em): hello, Linda Lee!
	10:24am Linda Lee: hi Granny! how are you?
	10:25am WR: hi Jeff and all. Have been listening since beginning, was shopping as usual. back now. somehow have not known about Tzotzil Taylor album until now. Strapped in and ready for the full set.
	10:25am Listener Robert: Thanks, Linda Lee. Liner notes?
	10:27am Linda Lee: spelled out in the piece ~ tho that was just once. :-)
	10:27am Jeff Golick: Hello, @WR! Geez, shopping. We need to do some of that.
	10:28am northguineahills: I randomly played at the same show as Raphe Malik at ABC No Rio (I literally played the kitchen sink that night).
	10:29am duke: Morning Jeff. Enjoying Cecil Taylor
	10:29am Linda Lee: @ngh ~ beautiful! cast iron?
	10:29am doctorjazz: I'm fully back, in Downward Facing Doc.
	10:30am Linda Lee: those have a great tone.
	10:30am Mx. Granny (e/em): Linda Lee, life is not boring. i have some freshly steeped tea and a purring kitty, so all is well in the now. How 'bout you?
	10:30am northguineahills: Uh, I used drum sticks and my recorder, and bricks...(it was totally improvised, didn't plan it).
	10:31am northguineahills: Tzotzil is the language of the Maya in Chiapas. I have shirts, of the neo-Zapatista insurrection my partner made of it....
	10:31am DJpeterDE: Good morning all! How can we get Leo Feigen to join Bandcamp!
	10:32am Linda Lee: @Granny ~ so glad all's well! life isn't boring here either! i've left the catskills! 35 year trip complete. ;-)
	10:32am Mx. Granny (e/em): @LL: that's right! you're right back where you started from!
	10:33am Linda Lee: @ngh ~ that sounds like real fun. was that a cast iron sink?
	10:33am Linda Lee: not really, love. i'm in texas! :-D
	10:34am doctorjazz: Texas sounds like it's in an uproar right now.
	10:34am Listener Gregory: Not enough of an uproar if you ask me, so please don't.
	10:35am Linda Lee: is it? not where i'm at. calm as milk.
	10:35am Jeff Golick: Hello, @duke and @DJpeterDE! Given the process I went through to order this Leo CD, I don't see that label showing up on Bandcamp any time soon.
	10:36am Doug Schulkind: Jimmy Carter embracing Cecil: https://images.app.goo.gl/ub9wEE65tvmKERD5A
	10:38am Linda Lee: i was lucky enough to see Cecil play in 76 or 77. really superb.
	10:38am Jeff Golick: Ooof, Doug. A photo from another country.
	10:38am northguineahills: ABC No Rio was basically a squat upstairs, w/ an actual venue downstairs, in Loisaida. We were given any room to play in, and, I picked the kitchen (the place wasn't too pretty).
	10:39am Linda Lee: haha! got it. loved it there. also loved the squat theater! ;-)
	10:39am northguineahills: I saw Cecil in 2002 and 2005....
	10:40am Jeff Golick: @Linda Lee, was that 76/77 gig solo or with a group?
	10:40am northguineahills: It was usually a punk/hardcore venue, but, every once a while, they'd let jazz/improv shows come in...
	10:40am Linda Lee: solo, as recall.
	10:41am doctorjazz: Man, Cecil can really play (I know that's no big revelation, but check out how fast his right hand is. It bellies the canard that free jazz takes no technique)
	10:42am doctorjazz: Glad I got to see CT.
	10:42am Mx. Granny (e/em): @LL Texas! i guess i did lose track of your adventures!
	10:43am Linda Lee: i move fast, love. :-) i did speed through n y to catch a plane! had to.
	10:43am Jeff Golick: This Carlos Ward solo marks the halfway point of the piece, btw.
	10:44am northguineahills: @dr jazz: I've studied Cecil's work for years. If notated, there would be 248th notes clustered together....
	10:44am Linda Lee: that was really interesting. the city seemed .. subdued. mellow. the last words you'd use for my home town before now.
	10:44am Howlin' Wolfgang: Glad I got to see CT too, Doc. Jus once, at Colmbia with: Max Roach! Max Roach playled a solo on the wingnut of his highhat for about 9 minutes. Unfuggedable!
	10:45am doctorjazz: Carlos Ward! Love his Abdullah Ibrahim time, he can also really play that gotten! NGH, I believe it, and I don't think it's actually acknowledged all that much.
	10:45am Jeff Golick: Was that the big outdoors festival at Columbia, @Stork? If so, I was there, too!
	10:47am doctorjazz: Ah, Howlin', I believe a cd was released of that performance (which I have).
	10:48am northguineahills: Never got to see Max Roach, such a regret...
	10:49am northguineahills: Mummers, are usually traveling actors in the Middle Ages....
	10:50am Linda Lee: we've all got those regrets. there was always plenty of time & opportunity to see what we wished to see. 'cept there wasn't.
	10:50am Mx. Granny (e/em): i was too young to fully appreciate the time i got to see Max Roach, at Yoshi's in Emeryville, probably 1992?
	10:51am doctorjazz: I got to see Roach, but when he was close to passing, and was a shadow of his old self. It was sad, but still glad I got to it.
	10:51am Linda Lee: wow! how cool that you saw him, tho!
	10:51am Martinibomb: Hello Jeff! hi Granny!
	10:51am Martinibomb: More Cecil Taylor! :)
	10:51am Mx. Granny (e/em): hey, Martinibomb!
	10:51am Linda Lee: hey MB! love the new haircut.
	10:52am Jeff Golick: Yo, @Martinibomb! This is a write-up of the 2000 Max/Cecil throwdown that I saw: www.columbia.edu...
	10:53am Martinibomb: I really connect with Cecil his work it's like what the inside of my head feels like most days heh
	10:53am Mx. Granny (e/em): i was just barely old enough in 1992 to appreciate that Max Roach was one of the greats, but i was so new in my musical education that older me wishes i recalled more about it
	10:54am Mx. Granny (e/em): and, wow, this CT track is thrilling!
	10:54am Martinibomb: @gran same here! I moved to Pdx around then and worked graveyard at Kinkos and this dude from Chicago totally schooled me on all music. Did me a huge favor. Wouldn't be here without him
	10:54am Doug Schulkind: I attended Cecil's (second) historical concert with Max Roach at Columbia, too. [Note for Jeff Golick: I went to that show with old friend Ivan Moses!] Speaking of which, today is Max Roach's 97th birthday. Expect a mega-celebration on the Stork Club, coming up in just over an hour.
	10:55am Mx. Granny (e/em): @MB: i often think of those kind souls who put a record in my hand or told me a name to look for in the bins
	10:55am Jeff Golick: I often feel the same, @Mx. Granny. I lament my terrible memory for musical experiences.
	10:55am northguineahills: I got Graham Locke's account of the classic Braxton quartet (in the early 80s) in 1998, and then sought anything record he was on....
	10:55am DJpeterDE: I got to see the Roach group with Bridgewater and Pope in 1988-ish, I think at the Village Gate.
	10:56am DJpeterDE: @Doug was the Columbia concert hall packed? (Did people realize then what a big deal it was?)
	10:56am Mx. Granny (e/em): can i double-clicky-star this?
	10:57am northguineahills: ok, everyone, including Doug, is making me jelly. The one master I never saw live when alive. @Granny: triple star (three tracks).
	10:57am Jeff Golick: It was outside on Columbia's main green or whatever, @DJpeterDE. Part of that June's jazz festival. David S. Ware Quartet also played. And Ron Carter (as I recall) really phoned in a duo perf.
	10:58am doctorjazz: I did also get to see M'Boom, and his group with Ocean Pope.
	10:58am doctorjazz: Oops, Odean Pope...
	10:59am Mx. Granny (e/em): @ngh stack the stars as high as they can go!
	10:59am coelacanth∅: good morning Jeff and all
	10:59am chresti: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Morning Jeff and døOUTters! Making coffee....
	11:00am chresti: Grannykins!
	11:00am northguineahills: @Granny: make it a Galaxy! and Chresti does me one better....!
	11:00am chresti: ngh!
	11:01am doctorjazz: (but the last time I saw him, on his last legs, is the one that stuck most, unfortunately...)
	11:02am Jeff Golick: @chresti! @coelacanth∅!
	11:04am Tome: !<>!Hey Cecil!<>!
	11:04am Linda Lee: y'know, i think the important thing about seeing great art is the exposure. doesn't matter how much we appreciate it or even understand it. we'e been exposed & we then know what's possible.
	11:05am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Tome!
	11:05am Linda Lee: this is why folks play music to pregnant women's bellies! :-D
	11:06am Jeff Golick: And @Linda Lee: totally agree.
	11:06am Linda Lee: thank you Jeff.
	11:06am northguineahills: @LL: Sometimes it takes me years, to appreciate mucic/art/literature of what I witnessed/took in. That's why memory is what I value....
	11:07am doctorjazz: The vocal section is Tzotzil, it seems.
	11:07am Listener Gregory: @DJpeterDE, I heard that group too, I'm going to say in 82?? It made a huge impression on me. Max Roach's dignity somehow permeated the entire club. Cecil Bridgewater is a very underrated player and composer.
	11:08am Linda Lee: sure! we love to remember consciously. we also remember subconsciously.
	11:08am Howlin' Wolfgang: Yes, Jeff, Doc, et al. It was a beautiful night outdoors, and I got unbelievably close to the stage. I had no idea that was recorded! Or that Dougie was there! Speaking of Our Father Who Art in Pittsburgh, Mr. Schulkind, for those who haven't heard it, did his own tribute, the day after Max died in '07. It must be heard by you and you you, and he did a wonderful INTERVIEW(!!) with Max, besides. Link to it here: wfmu.org...
	11:08am Jeff Golick: Who wants to go in with me on Cecil's old home: www.brownstoner.com...
	11:08am chresti: I listened to Captain Beefheart when I was pregnant, I remember. Morning Linda Lee!
	11:08am Tome: Hey now Jeff and all good mornings , Scott McDowell used to have a "hey Cecil" segment on his show, now and then, , another nice new discovery for me at that time just kind of into the "jazz" thing ,, and for this woonderful Station bringing here too of course !
	11:09am Linda Lee: hi chresti!! good for you! :-)
	11:09am Jeff Golick: Yes, @Tome! I shamelessly copied Scott's thing for a recurring Anthony Braxton feature for a little while.
	11:10am Doug Schulkind: @DJpeterDE Yes, I remember the Roach/Taylor reunion as being a BIG deal, appropriately attended. I, too, saw Max's -80's group with Bridgewater and Pope. Saw them many multiple times. Some of my greatest ever experiences of live music.
	11:10am Jeff Golick: Yes, @doc. There is a form!
	11:11am doctorjazz: I'm in on the place, Jeff! Seems like a bargain!
	11:13am northguineahills: @dr jazz: yep, Not that I know a word of Tzotzil...(native languages of Mexico are not my forte, unless the they enter the Spanish lexicon).
	11:16am doctorjazz: This Moondoc track is lovely!
	11:17am doctorjazz: Did Cecil (know Tzotzil)?
	11:19am Artie: Oh! Loving this.
	11:19am Doug Schulkind: @doctorjazz Ocean Pope is my new all-time favorite typo!
	11:19am Jeff Golick: Not sure, @doc, but I do think he knew a lot about certain ancient cultures and their artforms.
	11:20am Mark R: It's encouraging to know that Cecil lived in a $2 1/2 million brownstone. Starving artist, my ass.
	11:21am Jeff Golick: Hey, @Mark R!
	11:22am coelacanth∅: that does seem like a good price for Cecil's home, considering that, but especially the location. 5 levels + a garden! i'd put a garden on the roof too
	11:22am Linda Lee: where we live isn't always a reflection of our wealth, tho
	11:22am doctorjazz: Bern Nix on guitar- mellow, not at all like I think of him From his Ornette dates.
	11:23am Linda Lee: some of us are what's called 'cash poor' & won't sell off the only asset we have.
	11:23am Linda Lee: even if we're broke! :-D
	11:25am doctorjazz: I'm guessing CT for there before Brooklyn became BROOKLYN, and it wasn't a "desirable" neighborhood at the time (everything on the "wrong" side of Flatbush Avenue was inexpensive until relatively recently).
	11:25am Linda Lee: fort greene was ghetto for a long time, for sure.
	11:29am northguineahills: @LL: I got held up at gunpoint in Fort Green in 2003 (I was jumped five times that summer in Bed-Stuy and Clinton Hills as well).
	11:30am coelacanth∅: does anyone say Cecil was a "starving artist" in the latter 1/3 of his life? i should hope not, by then. he worked constantly and was world-famous, eventually given some degree of the recognition he deserved. i hope he was very comfortable by the last few decades of his life.
	11:30am alanr: Excellent show! Nice curating of this period of time in our musical life, and recordings that are new to my ears. Thank you!!!
	11:30am northguineahills: (Most times, I talked my way out of it, as being a poor grad student [I was])
	11:31am chresti: Same in LA "doc, in the east and northeast neighborhoods like Highland Park, Echo Park..
	11:33am Jeff Golick: Thanks, @alanr! Means a lot.
	11:33am Howlin' Wolfgang: WHOA!! This reminds me of a solo that Wm. did on the old Stork Club - in the control room with just a humble mike on his bass - sawing away, blowing my mind! He didn't even want to bother with the studio. What a great guest, what a great player!! Thank you Jeff!!
	11:33am Listener Gregory: Wasn't Cecil ripped off by an assistant in the last years of his life? I remember reading an interview about it, and reporters kept asking him about the money, and he would talk about combining poetry with music or something. He wouldn't say a word about losing the money. It was priceless.
	11:34am Howlin' Wolfgang: Hard to believe you barely got out of the 80's with this show!!
	11:34am Jeff Golick: The contractor ripped him off, @LG, to the tune of almost $500,000 -- prize money from a Japanese award he'd received for lifetime achievement.
	11:34am coelacanth∅: yes i remember that Gregory
	11:35am Gerry from Miami: Cecil, a starving artist? Maybe eons ago when he was a young man, but in his final years, he must have been comfortable, at least for a while. He did receive one of those very generous MacArthur "genius" grants, as did Ornette.
	11:35am doctorjazz: I read he lost $500,000 to a contractor working on his house, ripped off.
	11:35am Jeff Golick: Is there an archive of that perf, @Stork?
	11:35am chresti: *@
	11:36am Jeff Golick: Hey there, @Gerry from Miami!
	11:36am Howlin' Wolfgang: Yes, t-tape archive somewhere in Jersey City, I'm gonna get serious about salvaging some stuff.
	11:36am Listener Gregory: @Jeff, once we buy the house, we'll have to come up with $400,000 to repair and renovate it. I just cannot live with that backsplash! (I have been waiting my life to use that line after hearing it in hundreds of real estate shows.)
	11:37am Jeff Golick: Maybe if we all sell some of our LPs, and CDs...?
	11:38am Listener Gregory: Well, I would calculate that is about 3,000 items and we would get... (sound of adding machine)... $225 for them. It's a start!
	11:38am Howlin' Wolfgang: That last comment really got garbled - again: if I ever get my hands on that old dat-tape archive again, i'm gonna damn well start to rescue stuff.
	11:40am Howlin' Wolfgang: Wow, this piece has me levatatin' !!
	11:41am Jeff Golick: I'm sad looking at what is not going to make it into this show...
	11:41am doctorjazz: LG, currently, it would depend on the mix of LPs to CDs. LPs right now can sell for a bit of cash. CDs now, pretty much have to give away (until the upcoming "CD revival").
	11:43am doctorjazz: (you also have to be willing to sell one by one, not to a dealer, of course)
	11:45am chresti: Yeah, the kitchen has the contractor's work written all over it, like when they flip a rental property @Listener Gregory
	11:45am doctorjazz: I may have to start thinking about that, if I ever retire and downsize. The LPs and CDs would be the limiting factor (probably why I'll wind up staying where I am).
	11:46am Gerry from Miami: The ripoff story is true. But I think he was doing OK before the grant was awarded. Maybe other listeners have more detailed information. Saw Cecil at Royce Hall, UCLA, late 70s. Raphe Malik, David Ware, forget who on drums. No bassist, I think. Too long ago. But I attended this concert with my friend, many-time Down Beat Magazine Critics' Poll and Readers' Poll winner on flute, James Newton. We got to go into the dressing room afterward where Mr. Taylor was desperate for a menthol cigarette. The whole band was exhausted from a very intense set. I can attest that most of the audience was as well.
	11:46am doctorjazz: Also wanting to multiple clicky star tracks and the show...
	11:49am Dave in VT: VT Knit Girl and I had our first date at a David Budbill - William Parker performance
	11:49am doctorjazz: Love James Newton, at least I did, haven't seen anything released by him in many years.
	11:49am WR: the bandcamp page doesn't credit the reader but it sounds like William Parker.
	11:51am Jeff Golick: Recitation by Parker, yes. Very cool, @Dave in VT!
	11:51am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that remembrance, @Gerry.
	11:52am doctorjazz: (my 1st date with my wife, went to see Abdullah Ibrahim/Ekaya-with Carlos Ward-at Sweet Basils, NYC)
	11:54am Listener Gregory: In terms of likelihood of date success, I have to give @doctorj the edge over @Dave in VT.
	11:55am Jeff Golick: I dragged then-girlfriend/now-wife to see Space Is the Place in an overheated NYU screening room. She fell promptly to sleep. It's a wonder we're still together.
	11:56am Gerry from Miami: Great show, Jeff! I will try to tune in again next week.
	11:56am DJpeterDE: Thanks Doug, Jeff, and everyone for their "on the scene" reports of the Columbia concert.
	11:57am Jeff Golick: Thanks, Gerry! Give our best to James Newton!
	11:57am doctorjazz: That was about 30 years ago, @LG, so I guess it worked (but I maintain she should have known what she was getting into from then on).
	11:58am Howlin' Wolfgang: Sweet sweet William-ing, Jeff!! See y'all down the Club next? Max'll be happy to see yuz!
	11:58am hyde: thanks for the cool tribute show!
	11:58am doctorjazz: Thanks, Jeff! Loved the show! Time for some clubbing!
	11:58am Listener Gregory: As I'm looking at the photos of Cecil's place, I'm getting excited. The fourth floor would be perfect for holding loft concerts. Jeff, you come up with the $2m, I'll come up with the $.5, and Doug will supply the renovation costs. Deal? Call me when you're ready. Also, fantastic show! Thanks.
	11:59am coelacanth∅: funny i don't recall any first dates being to concerts
	11:59am chresti: Thank you Jeff!
	11:59am Linda Lee: thanks so much for an amazing show, Jeff! cheers!
	11:59am northguineahills: Jeff. thank mewes!
	11:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff!
	11:59am WR: Thank you Jeff! Great selections. Busy morning so will catchup on the anecdotes shared later. thanks all.
	12:00pm Artie: Thank you, Jeff!
	12:07pm Jeff Golick: Thanks and love to you all, and to @Stork, @hyde, @doctorjazz, @Listener Gregory, @coelacanth∅, @chresti, @Linda Lee, @northguineahills, @WR, @Artie!

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