WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from April 25, 2022

Listener comments!
	🥁 7:00pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Kim and all!!!
	7:00pm KimSorise: Hey Hey one and all!
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kim and all noodlers!
	7:04pm KimSorise: Hello, James and good nood... I mean, evening.
	7:12pm doctorjazz: Hi Kim, Greasers!
	7:13pm KimSorise: Hi DocJazz! Welcome
	7:29pm djnogoodnick: Hello Kim! Hey Greasers. I'm all about this groove.
	7:29pm KimSorise: Hey Nick - Welcome and thank you! Might I also add - your show last evening was inspired!
	7:31pm djnogoodnick: Wow! High praise. I was stretching a playlist meant for two hours to three to cover Lady C., and I have to admit to getting a bit high as well and stuttering on mic haha. But I'm glad you enjoyed it!!
	7:32pm doctorjazz: Love me some tuba bass!
	7:33pm djnogoodnick: Love the noodling! And I'm making dinner. Is this the universe telling me to make noodles?
	7:35pm doctorjazz: Got to see Sons of Kemet not too long ago-they have a killer tuba player!
	7:37pm KimSorise: I loved it! stretching out is when it gets fun. Love Sons of Kemet - some similarities for sure. I love the lower range brass the best - says a former b-flat horn player
	7:55pm doctorjazz: Big Live performance week for me that just passed. Sunday got to see Wilco. Tuesday Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade (great show). And yesterday local theater in Joisey, Side Show (with my older daughter the actor in the ensemble). Fun!
	7:57pm KimSorise: Nice DocJ! Mr. Dewey Redman?
	8:00pm doctorjazz: His son Josh Redman (quite the sax player, though more of a bop player than dad, not much outside)
	8:01pm KimSorise: Still solid players all the same! Very nice. I bet it was great. Wilco also puts on a great show.
	8:02pm KimSorise: everyone I want to see is dead... as is Mr. Dewey Redman
	🥁 8:03pm WR: Hello Kim and drummer streamers. Work distracting me (still working) and forgot to connect until now.
	8:03pm KimSorise: Hey WR! Welcome - thank goodness for the archive... wink wink.
	8:05pm doctorjazz: They were both great shows, in different ways. Wilco is touring playing Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (for its 20th anniversary). They pretty much replicated it note for note (and the band that played on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot wasn't the same as the current group-they all had to learn the exact parts). They added a string quartet and a 3 piece string section, and put on a great show. Redman, Mehldau, McBride, Blade are touring (a WORKING JAZZ BAND, not that many around). Always loved Mehldau (haven't gotten to see him until this week), have seen McBride (a bass monster) and Blade. They really did it up nice (I know, Kim, I want to see Trane and Ornette too, but it ain't happening).
	8:06pm doctorjazz: (I'm stalling finishing my day's work as well...)
	8:07pm KimSorise: One can dream - but that sounds like a fantastic set of shows. What's up next?
	8:10pm doctorjazz: Nothing scheduled right away, but I am supposed to go to the Solid Sound Festival in North Adams, Mass towards the end of May. (I am going to see my Side Show 2 more times). solidsoundfestival.com
	8:11pm doctorjazz: Great sets so far, btw!
	8:12pm djnogoodnick: @doctorjazz Is that Pekka Pohjola's son in that festival? I haven't heard his stuff, have you?
	8:15pm KimSorise: Much Appreciated, DocJ
	8:16pm djnogoodnick: Indeed, I agree with Doc. Great groovy, jammy and juicy.
	8:19pm HyperDose: For the last time....can the drummer please please PLEASE get some?! 🙏🏾‍
	8:20pm KimSorise: Thanks - I never know what I am going to play, so I am glad when it works out! What's up, Hyperdose!?
	8:21pm djnogoodnick: H-Dose!!
	8:24pm HyperDose: Hey Kim and Nick! I love the "other" Placebo 🔥
	8:27pm abbazabba: Hi Kim! Glad I get to listen live tonight. You are killing it! Got me floating!
	8:28pm doctorjazz: DJnogoodnick-I don't know Pekka Pohjola (or any offspring). Nice to go to the festival and catch some musicians I don't know, as well as the ones I do. (caught Mdou Moctar at the last Solid Sound Festival, pre-pandemic. Didn't know of him, just blew everyone away with his set). A good friend is very close to Nels Cline and other Wilco members, so I often wind up at some event or other of theirs (didn't have plans to see them this past Sunday, he had an extra ticked, next thing I know, I was shlepping to upper Manhattan)
	8:29pm djnogoodnick: I love this ethereal Misha Panfilov! Not at all familiar.
	8:30pm KimSorise: THank you Abbazabba! Welcome
	8:32pm djnogoodnick: Doc--I don't generally listen to Wilco or that type of rootsy rock n roll, but I did catch Nels Cline solo a few years ago and was very impressed!
	8:35pm abbazabba: DocJazz @7:55- I’ve been looking at the Tuesday show you went to on the calendar for months. That’s awesome you got to see it. I’m just too far away and couldn’t do it.
	8:36pm abbazabba: Sick set!
	8:37pm doctorjazz: Warp Ten, Funky! Nick-I've seen Cline quite a few times, he's an incredible guitarist (and a bit of a musical madman). My friend had him, with Gerald Cleaver, drums, and Larry Ochs, sax, play a concert in his living room (my friend's living room). He usually does these house concerts around Christmas time, I believe Cline has committed to playing there again. Abbazabba-it was cool; dragging into the city is a pain (I live in Central Jersey, work in Staten Island), but it worked out OK and was a great show! But I pass on stuff because it's just such a hassle...
	8:37pm coelacanth∅: hi Kim (been listening since 7, minus 1/2 hour while driving)
	8:41pm Andres: Hi, Kim! Thanks for the tunes while I chore. Potholes in my lawn! Ha! :)
	8:43pm KimSorise: Welcome coel & Andres! Indeed - I have a few from the dog! ;)
	8:43pm doctorjazz: Nick-Wilco has a bit of roots/Americana in them, but they also venture into some noise territory, I like them (but I also like Americana).
	8:48pm djnogoodnick: I prefer Americana made by Italians, or just about anybody but Americans. But especially Italians.
	8:49pm doctorjazz: Italians play some great jazz...
	8:50pm KimSorise: my grandfather would says we did it best - i don't agree, but we're pretty good.
	8:54pm Julie: I thought it was my connection or something!
	8:54pm djnogoodnick: Oh, Americans doing jazz of course is unquestionably great. And jazz is Americana but I was referring to "Americana" as in rootsy guitar music.
	8:54pm Julie: party continues here wfmu.org...
	8:54pm KimSorise: DARK NIGHT of your evalovin SOUL Playlist: wfmu.org...
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, great show!
	8:55pm Julie: JINX thank you Kim!!
	8:56pm doctorjazz: (vinyl love-pops are the tops...except on my records!)
	8:56pm abbazabba: Thank you Kim!!
	8:56pm djnogoodnick: Loved the show, Kim!! Thanks again!
	🥁 8:56pm WR: Crusty record liked by Christi! Thank you Kim!
	8:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	8:58pm KimSorise: Thanks so much, All! You're the greatest! Have Fun at Julie's!
	8:59pm HyperDose: Thanks Kim, have a great night!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from April 25, 2022

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Intrinsically curated, the music on this program—exclusively vinyl played on Technic 1200 M3D turntables—presents an illuminating collection of other-worldly grooves, beats, and sounds. Host Kim Sorise honors the jazz innovators, beat conductors, soul senders, and mind benders that traverse our musical and auditory landscapes. Grease for all. In music we trust.

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April 25, 2022: noodles

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968	LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Love Will Find A Way	Pharoah	India Navigation	1977	LP	0:04:05 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes	In Search of Truth	Astral Traveling	Flying Dutchman	1973	LP	0:18:25 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	The Ankh Of Amen-Ra	Universal Consciousness	Impulse!	1971	LP	0:25:22 (Pop-up)
Kelan Philip Cohran & the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Cuernavaca	Kelan Philip Cohran & the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Honest Jon's Records	2011	LP	0:31:16 (Pop-up)
Griot Galaxy	Dragons "Dragons" by "Griot Galaxy"	Opus Krampus	Sound Aspects	1985	LP	0:37:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Oliver Nelson	Skull Session "Skull Session" by "Oliver Nelson"	Skull Session	Flying Dutchman	1975	LP	0:46:53 (Pop-up)
Embryo	Yu Mala "Yu Mala" by "Embryo"	Auf Auf	Madlib Invazion	2021	LP	0:52:38 (Pop-up)
Clark-Hutchinson	Improvisations on an Indian Scale	A=MH²	Decca	1969	LP	0:56:15 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Cat Food "Cat Food" by "King Crimson"	In the Wake of Poseidon	Atlantic	1970	LP	1:09:19 (Pop-up)
Placebo	Plotseling "Plotseling" by "Placebo"	Placebo	Music on Vinyl	1974/2014	LP	1:14:39 (Pop-up)
Misha Panfilov Sound Combo	Days As Echoes	Days As Echoes	Funk Night Records	2020	LP	1:21:50 (Pop-up)
Malone & Barnes and Spontaneous Simplicity	Warp Ten	Freedom Serenade	Luv N' Haight		LP	1:30:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Weldon Irvine	Pogo Stick "Pogo Stick" by "Weldon Irvine"	Spirit Man	RCA	1975	LP	1:36:12 (Pop-up)
Eric Burdon & War	Magic Moutain "Magic Moutain" by "Eric Burdon & War"		Polydor	1970	45	1:40:47 (Pop-up)
Cymande	Pon De Dungle "Pon De Dungle" by "Cymande"	Promised Heights	Janus	1974	LP	1:43:46 (Pop-up)
Niagara	S.U.B. "S.U.B." by "Niagara"	S.U.B.	United Artists	1972	LP	1:47:16 (Pop-up)
Estrada Orchestra	Pulsar Part 2 "Pulsar Part 2" by "Estrada Orchestra"	Vaba	Funk Night		LP	1:57:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 7:00pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Kim and all!!!
	7:00pm KimSorise: Hey Hey one and all!
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kim and all noodlers!
	7:04pm KimSorise: Hello, James and good nood... I mean, evening.
	7:12pm doctorjazz: Hi Kim, Greasers!
	7:13pm KimSorise: Hi DocJazz! Welcome
	7:29pm djnogoodnick: Hello Kim! Hey Greasers. I'm all about this groove.
	7:29pm KimSorise: Hey Nick - Welcome and thank you! Might I also add - your show last evening was inspired!
	7:31pm djnogoodnick: Wow! High praise. I was stretching a playlist meant for two hours to three to cover Lady C., and I have to admit to getting a bit high as well and stuttering on mic haha. But I'm glad you enjoyed it!!
	7:32pm doctorjazz: Love me some tuba bass!
	7:33pm djnogoodnick: Love the noodling! And I'm making dinner. Is this the universe telling me to make noodles?
	7:35pm doctorjazz: Got to see Sons of Kemet not too long ago-they have a killer tuba player!
	7:37pm KimSorise: I loved it! stretching out is when it gets fun. Love Sons of Kemet - some similarities for sure. I love the lower range brass the best - says a former b-flat horn player
	7:55pm doctorjazz: Big Live performance week for me that just passed. Sunday got to see Wilco. Tuesday Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade (great show). And yesterday local theater in Joisey, Side Show (with my older daughter the actor in the ensemble). Fun!
	7:57pm KimSorise: Nice DocJ! Mr. Dewey Redman?
	8:00pm doctorjazz: His son Josh Redman (quite the sax player, though more of a bop player than dad, not much outside)
	8:01pm KimSorise: Still solid players all the same! Very nice. I bet it was great. Wilco also puts on a great show.
	8:02pm KimSorise: everyone I want to see is dead... as is Mr. Dewey Redman
	🥁 8:03pm WR: Hello Kim and drummer streamers. Work distracting me (still working) and forgot to connect until now.
	8:03pm KimSorise: Hey WR! Welcome - thank goodness for the archive... wink wink.
	8:05pm doctorjazz: They were both great shows, in different ways. Wilco is touring playing Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (for its 20th anniversary). They pretty much replicated it note for note (and the band that played on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot wasn't the same as the current group-they all had to learn the exact parts). They added a string quartet and a 3 piece string section, and put on a great show. Redman, Mehldau, McBride, Blade are touring (a WORKING JAZZ BAND, not that many around). Always loved Mehldau (haven't gotten to see him until this week), have seen McBride (a bass monster) and Blade. They really did it up nice (I know, Kim, I want to see Trane and Ornette too, but it ain't happening).
	8:06pm doctorjazz: (I'm stalling finishing my day's work as well...)
	8:07pm KimSorise: One can dream - but that sounds like a fantastic set of shows. What's up next?
	8:10pm doctorjazz: Nothing scheduled right away, but I am supposed to go to the Solid Sound Festival in North Adams, Mass towards the end of May. (I am going to see my Side Show 2 more times). solidsoundfestival.com
	8:11pm doctorjazz: Great sets so far, btw!
	8:12pm djnogoodnick: @doctorjazz Is that Pekka Pohjola's son in that festival? I haven't heard his stuff, have you?
	8:15pm KimSorise: Much Appreciated, DocJ
	8:16pm djnogoodnick: Indeed, I agree with Doc. Great groovy, jammy and juicy.
	8:19pm HyperDose: For the last time....can the drummer please please PLEASE get some?! 🙏🏾‍
	8:20pm KimSorise: Thanks - I never know what I am going to play, so I am glad when it works out! What's up, Hyperdose!?
	8:21pm djnogoodnick: H-Dose!!
	8:24pm HyperDose: Hey Kim and Nick! I love the "other" Placebo 🔥
	8:27pm abbazabba: Hi Kim! Glad I get to listen live tonight. You are killing it! Got me floating!
	8:28pm doctorjazz: DJnogoodnick-I don't know Pekka Pohjola (or any offspring). Nice to go to the festival and catch some musicians I don't know, as well as the ones I do. (caught Mdou Moctar at the last Solid Sound Festival, pre-pandemic. Didn't know of him, just blew everyone away with his set). A good friend is very close to Nels Cline and other Wilco members, so I often wind up at some event or other of theirs (didn't have plans to see them this past Sunday, he had an extra ticked, next thing I know, I was shlepping to upper Manhattan)
	8:29pm djnogoodnick: I love this ethereal Misha Panfilov! Not at all familiar.
	8:30pm KimSorise: THank you Abbazabba! Welcome
	8:32pm djnogoodnick: Doc--I don't generally listen to Wilco or that type of rootsy rock n roll, but I did catch Nels Cline solo a few years ago and was very impressed!
	8:35pm abbazabba: DocJazz @7:55- I’ve been looking at the Tuesday show you went to on the calendar for months. That’s awesome you got to see it. I’m just too far away and couldn’t do it.
	8:36pm abbazabba: Sick set!
	8:37pm doctorjazz: Warp Ten, Funky! Nick-I've seen Cline quite a few times, he's an incredible guitarist (and a bit of a musical madman). My friend had him, with Gerald Cleaver, drums, and Larry Ochs, sax, play a concert in his living room (my friend's living room). He usually does these house concerts around Christmas time, I believe Cline has committed to playing there again. Abbazabba-it was cool; dragging into the city is a pain (I live in Central Jersey, work in Staten Island), but it worked out OK and was a great show! But I pass on stuff because it's just such a hassle...
	8:37pm coelacanth∅: hi Kim (been listening since 7, minus 1/2 hour while driving)
	8:41pm Andres: Hi, Kim! Thanks for the tunes while I chore. Potholes in my lawn! Ha! :)
	8:43pm KimSorise: Welcome coel & Andres! Indeed - I have a few from the dog! ;)
	8:43pm doctorjazz: Nick-Wilco has a bit of roots/Americana in them, but they also venture into some noise territory, I like them (but I also like Americana).
	8:48pm djnogoodnick: I prefer Americana made by Italians, or just about anybody but Americans. But especially Italians.
	8:49pm doctorjazz: Italians play some great jazz...
	8:50pm KimSorise: my grandfather would says we did it best - i don't agree, but we're pretty good.
	8:54pm Julie: I thought it was my connection or something!
	8:54pm djnogoodnick: Oh, Americans doing jazz of course is unquestionably great. And jazz is Americana but I was referring to "Americana" as in rootsy guitar music.
	8:54pm Julie: party continues here wfmu.org...
	8:54pm KimSorise: DARK NIGHT of your evalovin SOUL Playlist: wfmu.org...
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, great show!
	8:55pm Julie: JINX thank you Kim!!
	8:56pm doctorjazz: (vinyl love-pops are the tops...except on my records!)
	8:56pm abbazabba: Thank you Kim!!
	8:56pm djnogoodnick: Loved the show, Kim!! Thanks again!
	🥁 8:56pm WR: Crusty record liked by Christi! Thank you Kim!
	8:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	8:58pm KimSorise: Thanks so much, All! You're the greatest! Have Fun at Julie's!
	8:59pm HyperDose: Thanks Kim, have a great night!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from April 25, 2022

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