WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from July 7, 2021

Listener comments!
	🥁 10:02pm WR: Playing my theme song! Jackass that I am....
	10:04pm Sam Segal: In the words of the Walker Brothers, WR, take it easy on yourself!
	🥁 10:07pm WR: Believe me, I am going very very easy on myself.
	10:12pm Listener Gregory: A jackass is a very hard working animal. How did it become an epithet for a fool?
	🥁 10:16pm WR: You and R. Crumb came up with a nice hot version of Somebody Stole My Gal that I didn't know before. Nice and hot. Interesting point LG. Thinking back to my indoctrination by old cartoons, "braying like a jackass" and also seems cukolded individuals get the it as an epithet.
	10:16pm Gilly: Been having a bad time lately, but when I turn on WFMU, I know it’ll all be good. Thank you, Sam.
	10:18pm Listener Gregory: Imagine leading a jazz band and hiring an unknown Louis Armstrong as your supporting trumpet player (King Oliver). You go from the leader of your field to an also-ran in the course of a few weeks.
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks for defending the honor of the humble jackass, Listener Gregory!
	10:24pm Sam Segal: Great to see you around these parts, Gilly!
	10:24pm I k e: During that first set, I was wondering, "Uh oh, have we reached that time in Sam's DJ life already where he starts talking in a 105-year-old man voice and fake-bloviating about cigars and a bunker in East Orange, NJ?"
	10:27pm Sam Segal: Hahahaha, Ike, give me a few years, and we'll see. There comes a time when a DJ has no choice but to reach for the 78s.
	10:27pm Listener Gregory: I had a summer job in Orange, NJ for two years in high school/college. I still cannot speak about the bunkers. My memoirs will tell all, though.
	🥁 10:28pm WR: Irwin rarely plays a set of focused hot tunes like that first set.
	10:34pm Sam Segal: July 4th was Louis Armstrong's chosen birthday, so that got me in the spirit.
	10:49pm Listener Gregory: WKCR celebrates two Armstrong birthdays: The 4th of July and his documented birthday, in August. You should have reminded me to listen on the 4th. I totally forgot about it.
	10:55pm doctorjazz: Hi folks, just catching up. 1st set woulda been up my alley (on my catch up list). Loving set 2. LG, I think King Oliver was thrilled to have Satch in his group, they drove audiences wild with their "improvised" harmonized solos (take that, Allman Brothers). Supposedly, King Oliver would show Louis the fingering of what he'd play on the next break, and Satch knew what he'd play and came up with a harmonized line to play with it. King Oliver lost ground when Satch left to go out on his own (promoted by Lil', the pianist and his future wife).
	10:58pm doctorjazz: I did post on one of the boards that WKCR was playing Louis 24 hours on July 4 (but while Drummer Shan shows were on-couldn't push this). I think the 24 hour All Satch show was all prerecorded, played from their archives (at least that's what the WKCR web site said).
	10:59pm doctorjazz: RW, it's gonna get better- The sun Will shine on your back door some day!
	11:01pm doctorjazz: Went Out to dinner, local Italian restaurant, fam and friends we haven't seen in a year and a half or so, really nice.
	11:02pm doctorjazz: OK, I'll be quiet now.
	11:03pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, the sound of your voice is a tonic. Don't stop now.
	11:03pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Doc! It's definitely been a joy catching up with people in real life after so long in semi-isolation. I caught a bit of the WKCR Louis Armstrong broadcast on Sunday. Great radio, as always (pre-recorded though it may have been). Please be as quiet or non-quiet as you please!
	11:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam and stablemates
	11:08pm coelacanth∅: horseyness is next to godliness
	11:08pm Sam Segal: Steady and stable, Coel! Nice to see you.
	11:11pm coelacanth∅: this house seems to be a lightning rod at the moment . . .
	11:14pm Listener Gregory: Have to quit now, to hear the weather report, which I will not remember 10 minutes later. Thanks for the show, Mr. Segal.
	11:15pm Carmichael: Heya Sam and Aegean stable cleaners.
	11:16pm Sam Segal: Thanks for being here, LG! Stay safe. You stay safe too, Coel!
	11:16pm Sam Segal: Carmichael! Step right in.
	11:17pm I k e: This sounds like a jousting match between horses and jackasses, all of them armed with steel beams.
	11:18pm Carmichael: We’re all here, and this is where we are.
	11:22pm coelacanth∅: holding steady Sam, Thanks. it seems somewhat farther away now. torrents of water...
	11:26pm doctorjazz: Hey, Coel-that was what it was like here yesterday. My dog (who's not generally afraid of thunder or fireworks) was spooked yesterday-thunder sounded like it was just outside our house.
	11:32pm coelacanth∅: 'helps us maintain perspective doc!
	11:34pm doctorjazz: Always amazed clarinet pretty much dropped out of jazz and pop pretty much when swing/big band lost popularity (with a few exceptions), until making a comeback 80s and 90s. Sick a cool instrument.
	11:35pm doctorjazz: *such a cool instrument...
	11:35pm Sam Segal: One of my very favorite instruments, especially bass clarinet. I still dream of learning the clarinet one day.
	11:51pm doctorjazz: I understand it's relatively hard to play clarinet, at least compared to a saxophone. Bass clarinet is about the same difficulty as the other licorice sticks, except that you need to blow A LOT of air through them to make music.
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Really like Chris Speed, saw him (ages ago)
	11:52pm Sam Segal: Maybe the thing to do is start on sax then.
	11:52pm coelacanth∅: i heard Billie Holiday's early recordings with Benny Goodman when i was a wee teen and was blown away by the clarinet... by the dorky school band instrument, the clarinet
	11:53pm doctorjazz: Those recordings, small group Billie, are classic!
	11:56pm coelacanth∅: yas yas... with just a few exceptions the small band Billie is the only Lady Day i care to hear
	11:56pm doctorjazz: Almost quitting time, thanks Sam, loved the tunes!
	🥁 12:01am WR: oh my. Look at the time. got really busy with work (microsoft critical update PrintNightmare vulnerability blah blah....) Have enjoyed the sounds. Laters all. Thank you Sam!
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! 'night y'all - may all your horse rides be heavenly
	12:03am rw: Thanks Sam!!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from July 7, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Clarence Williams Stompers	Jackass Blues	1926-1927	Classics	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band	Riverside Blues	Louis Armstrong and King Oliver	Jazz Heritage	0:04:17 (Pop-up)
Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra	It's Hard to Laugh or Smile	Classic Jazz- The Encyclopedia of Jazz - From New Orleans to Harlem, Vol. 27	Membran	0:07:06 (Pop-up)
Frankie Franko & His Louisianians	Somebody Stole My Gal	R. Crumb's Heroes Of Blues, Jazz & Country	Abrams	0:09:48 (Pop-up)

Ayizan	Tribilasyon "Tribilasyon" by "Ayizan"	Dilijans	Superfly	0:18:53 (Pop-up)
Les Shleu Shleu	Assez Frappe "Assez Frappe" by "Les Shleu Shleu"	Acé Frapé	Haiti	0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Les Diables Bleus Du Cap Haitien	Ce La Vie	Coq Chante	Marc	0:30:19 (Pop-up)
Rodrigue Milien et son Groupe Combite Creole	Rapadou	Tanbou Toujou Lou: Meringue, Kompa Kreyol, Vodou Jazz, & Electric Folklore from Haiti	Ostinato	0:35:01 (Pop-up)
Anibal Velasquez	El Aguacero "El Aguacero" by "Anibal Velasquez"	Cumbias Solamente Cumbias	Discos Fuentes	0:39:03 (Pop-up)
The Latin Brothers	Bella Cumbia "Bella Cumbia" by "The Latin Brothers"	Bailame Como Quieras	Discos Fuentes	0:41:36 (Pop-up)
Cumbia Moderna De Soledad	Tetero "Tetero" by "Cumbia Moderna De Soledad"	Palenque Palenque: Champeta Criolla & Afro Roots In Colombia 1975-91	Soundway	0:45:15 (Pop-up)
Frente Cumbiero	Llegamos los Montañeros (con Conjunto Miramar)	Cera Perdida	La Roma	0:48:29 (Pop-up)

Laddio Bolocko	The Going Gong "The Going Gong" by "Laddio Bolocko"	The Life And Times of Laddio Bolocko	No Quarter	1:00:48 (Pop-up)
Kraus	Why Oh Why "Why Oh Why" by "Kraus"	Grip the Moon	Soft Abuse	1:10:46 (Pop-up)
Zs	Acres of Skin "Acres of Skin" by "Zs"	New Slaves	The Social Registry	1:13:31 (Pop-up)
Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog	They Met in the Middle	Hope	Northern Spy	1:21:17 (Pop-up)

Mythic Birds	Let Go of the Long One	The Name By Which The World Knows Them	Peira	1:31:30 (Pop-up)
Toshi Tsuchitori & Mototeru Takagi	EVOL	Origination	ALM	1:39:11 (Pop-up)
Chris Speed	It Should Have Happened a Long Time Ago	Light Line	Intakt	1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Ballrog	Avast "Avast" by "Ballrog"	Abaft the Beam	Clean Feed	1:51:40 (Pop-up)
Pumice	What Did You Have For Tea Last Night	Puddles	Soft Abuse	1:54:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 10:02pm WR: Playing my theme song! Jackass that I am....
	10:04pm Sam Segal: In the words of the Walker Brothers, WR, take it easy on yourself!
	🥁 10:07pm WR: Believe me, I am going very very easy on myself.
	10:12pm Listener Gregory: A jackass is a very hard working animal. How did it become an epithet for a fool?
	🥁 10:16pm WR: You and R. Crumb came up with a nice hot version of Somebody Stole My Gal that I didn't know before. Nice and hot. Interesting point LG. Thinking back to my indoctrination by old cartoons, "braying like a jackass" and also seems cukolded individuals get the it as an epithet.
	10:16pm Gilly: Been having a bad time lately, but when I turn on WFMU, I know it’ll all be good. Thank you, Sam.
	10:18pm Listener Gregory: Imagine leading a jazz band and hiring an unknown Louis Armstrong as your supporting trumpet player (King Oliver). You go from the leader of your field to an also-ran in the course of a few weeks.
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks for defending the honor of the humble jackass, Listener Gregory!
	10:24pm Sam Segal: Great to see you around these parts, Gilly!
	10:24pm I k e: During that first set, I was wondering, "Uh oh, have we reached that time in Sam's DJ life already where he starts talking in a 105-year-old man voice and fake-bloviating about cigars and a bunker in East Orange, NJ?"
	10:27pm Sam Segal: Hahahaha, Ike, give me a few years, and we'll see. There comes a time when a DJ has no choice but to reach for the 78s.
	10:27pm Listener Gregory: I had a summer job in Orange, NJ for two years in high school/college. I still cannot speak about the bunkers. My memoirs will tell all, though.
	🥁 10:28pm WR: Irwin rarely plays a set of focused hot tunes like that first set.
	10:34pm Sam Segal: July 4th was Louis Armstrong's chosen birthday, so that got me in the spirit.
	10:49pm Listener Gregory: WKCR celebrates two Armstrong birthdays: The 4th of July and his documented birthday, in August. You should have reminded me to listen on the 4th. I totally forgot about it.
	10:55pm doctorjazz: Hi folks, just catching up. 1st set woulda been up my alley (on my catch up list). Loving set 2. LG, I think King Oliver was thrilled to have Satch in his group, they drove audiences wild with their "improvised" harmonized solos (take that, Allman Brothers). Supposedly, King Oliver would show Louis the fingering of what he'd play on the next break, and Satch knew what he'd play and came up with a harmonized line to play with it. King Oliver lost ground when Satch left to go out on his own (promoted by Lil', the pianist and his future wife).
	10:58pm doctorjazz: I did post on one of the boards that WKCR was playing Louis 24 hours on July 4 (but while Drummer Shan shows were on-couldn't push this). I think the 24 hour All Satch show was all prerecorded, played from their archives (at least that's what the WKCR web site said).
	10:59pm doctorjazz: RW, it's gonna get better- The sun Will shine on your back door some day!
	11:01pm doctorjazz: Went Out to dinner, local Italian restaurant, fam and friends we haven't seen in a year and a half or so, really nice.
	11:02pm doctorjazz: OK, I'll be quiet now.
	11:03pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, the sound of your voice is a tonic. Don't stop now.
	11:03pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Doc! It's definitely been a joy catching up with people in real life after so long in semi-isolation. I caught a bit of the WKCR Louis Armstrong broadcast on Sunday. Great radio, as always (pre-recorded though it may have been). Please be as quiet or non-quiet as you please!
	11:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam and stablemates
	11:08pm coelacanth∅: horseyness is next to godliness
	11:08pm Sam Segal: Steady and stable, Coel! Nice to see you.
	11:11pm coelacanth∅: this house seems to be a lightning rod at the moment . . .
	11:14pm Listener Gregory: Have to quit now, to hear the weather report, which I will not remember 10 minutes later. Thanks for the show, Mr. Segal.
	11:15pm Carmichael: Heya Sam and Aegean stable cleaners.
	11:16pm Sam Segal: Thanks for being here, LG! Stay safe. You stay safe too, Coel!
	11:16pm Sam Segal: Carmichael! Step right in.
	11:17pm I k e: This sounds like a jousting match between horses and jackasses, all of them armed with steel beams.
	11:18pm Carmichael: We’re all here, and this is where we are.
	11:22pm coelacanth∅: holding steady Sam, Thanks. it seems somewhat farther away now. torrents of water...
	11:26pm doctorjazz: Hey, Coel-that was what it was like here yesterday. My dog (who's not generally afraid of thunder or fireworks) was spooked yesterday-thunder sounded like it was just outside our house.
	11:32pm coelacanth∅: 'helps us maintain perspective doc!
	11:34pm doctorjazz: Always amazed clarinet pretty much dropped out of jazz and pop pretty much when swing/big band lost popularity (with a few exceptions), until making a comeback 80s and 90s. Sick a cool instrument.
	11:35pm doctorjazz: *such a cool instrument...
	11:35pm Sam Segal: One of my very favorite instruments, especially bass clarinet. I still dream of learning the clarinet one day.
	11:51pm doctorjazz: I understand it's relatively hard to play clarinet, at least compared to a saxophone. Bass clarinet is about the same difficulty as the other licorice sticks, except that you need to blow A LOT of air through them to make music.
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Really like Chris Speed, saw him (ages ago)
	11:52pm Sam Segal: Maybe the thing to do is start on sax then.
	11:52pm coelacanth∅: i heard Billie Holiday's early recordings with Benny Goodman when i was a wee teen and was blown away by the clarinet... by the dorky school band instrument, the clarinet
	11:53pm doctorjazz: Those recordings, small group Billie, are classic!
	11:56pm coelacanth∅: yas yas... with just a few exceptions the small band Billie is the only Lady Day i care to hear
	11:56pm doctorjazz: Almost quitting time, thanks Sam, loved the tunes!
	🥁 12:01am WR: oh my. Look at the time. got really busy with work (microsoft critical update PrintNightmare vulnerability blah blah....) Have enjoyed the sounds. Laters all. Thank you Sam!
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! 'night y'all - may all your horse rides be heavenly
	12:03am rw: Thanks Sam!!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from July 7, 2021

Listener comments!

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