WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 28, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:46am KimSorise: Good Morning, Dreamers and Streamers. Welcome.
	8:58am adamdoesit: Good morning, Kim and listeners. Warm up the skillet -- we're bound for Destination Grease! I know it's only the stream, but Herbie Nichols feels like just the right lead-in groove.
	9:00am KimSorise: Good Morning, Adam.
	9:00am listener james from westwood: Morning, Kim and all!
	9:01am KimSorise: Good Morning, James!
	9:02am DJpeterDE: Good morning! Thanks for filling in!
	9:03am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Kim. Been a while.
	9:05am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Kim and all other listeners!
	9:05am KimSorise: Good morning, DJPeterDE and TDK60! It has been a while.
	9:06am Andrew in Toronto: Hi adamdoesit!
	9:06am Listener Gregory: Good morning, all. Thanks for stepping in, Kim. Otherwise, what was the point of my getting up before noon?
	9:06am Andrew in Toronto: Hello TDK60.
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morning ! Thx for filling in. A good transition from WKCR's Prez & Bird observance - all our dedicated & detail-minded service & purity of purpose seeking ♍︎Virgo icon geniuses.
	9:10am TDK60: Hi Andrew, other attendees. Happening upon Alice C. is serendipity. Kim, how goes Louisville? (Louisville, KY, right?)
	9:10am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Kim!
	9:11am KimSorise: Good Morning, Andrew!
	9:21am HyperDose: Good morning, Kim and early groovers! ^_^
	9:22am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there HyperDose!
	9:24am KimSorise: Good Morning, HyperDose! Welcome
	9:28am alanr: what a lovely way to begin a sunday. just go ask Alice. just go listen to Kim. Saludos from a quiet, cool, moist (post rain) morning in Mexico city. ❤️
	9:31am KimSorise: Buenos dias, alanr. What a beautiful entrance. Welcome and enjoy.
	9:32am fred: Hello Kim and listeners. I guess some grease could help prepare our digestive tracts for the coming Glen Passaic
	9:33am KimSorise: Good morning, Fred. I hope it does you good.
	9:36am HyperDose: Sounds like the perfect backdrop for the music, alanr. Morning, Andrew. Still shaking off the cobwebs over here
	9:57am doctorjazz in the Berkshires: Helllloooooooo Sunday Greasers! Packing to go home (sob), checking in! 😢
	10:01am KimSorise: Good morning DocJazz - Sorry your vacation is coming to a close.Hope it was wonderful. Welcome and Safe journey home
	10:01am Polyus: Was fortunate enough to see Faruq Z. Bey with the Northwoods Improvisers once circa 2009, not too long before he passed. He was sitting down and on oxygen but still sounded great.
	🥁 10:01am WR: Hello Kim and drummer streamers.
	10:04am doctorjazz in the Berkshires: RRN63, forgot about Prez/Bird...
	10:04am WM: Thanks for playing New Dalta Ahkri. I remember seeing them live at NYU Lobe Student center a very long time ago. That was the first time I heard Anthony Davis who went on to do great things.
	10:05am KimSorise: Welcome WR & Polyus. What a gift to see Faruq. I have seen him many times... incredible, underrated player - that was a tough loss.
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Truly gratified the d:O timeslot is in such good hands ...it's an important one ! :D
	10:09am KimSorise: Wow, WM - that would have been an amazing sight to see. Thank you Rev Rabbit - Welcome and good morning to you
	10:11am Jon: Beautiful music!
	10:11am KimSorise: Thank you, Jon.
	10:12am Polyus: I only recently discovered that I would have had a couple of opportunities to see Griot Galaxy around 1987, when they played up in Mt Pleasant where I was going to school. Kinda feel a little ill about it, like I missed something really amazing.
	10:13am KimSorise: If there is one thing I know - you do not mess with Jazz fans ritual of Sunday morning. One of the local public radio stations here - just canceled all Sunday jazz for more AAA non-com (blek) and the listenership is in an uproar.
	10:13am adamdoesit: I'm glad to report that this has all been excellent pancake-making and -eating music.
	10:15am KimSorise: Oh my god - really, Polyus... damn; I can understand that feeling. I saw Faruq gig in the late 80s - early mid 90s around Detroit. Are you a Central Michigan grad? My brother went there too. Welcome, Jon! Enjoy Send some my way, adam.
	10:22am fred: I saw the Tribe tribute tour Carl Craig put together 10+ years ago. First time I heard of Marcus Belgrave, I bought this record at that show
	10:22am Polyus: @Kim - I went to Central for a few years but eventually dropped out. But I happened to be there at a time when there was a great little dive that hosted a lot of bands from the Detroit / AA area as well as some pretty great national acts. Actually the time I saw Faruq was at a 20 year reunion for the closing of that place.
	10:24am KimSorise: Thank you Polyus and Fred for the Detroit jazz love. I have always felt that the city's jazz legacy has been forgotten until recent years. I am glad it resonates with folks.
	10:30am Stork: Just got home to Hubbard's Songmy - whadda set! Welcome to Sunday, Kim!
	10:32am KimSorise: Thank you, Stork. What an honor to have a couple Sundays in this month with y'all. Welcome and enjoy.
	10:33am DJpeterDE: Looks like this album is available on Bandcamp in two different editions: 2014 via Nimbus West, 2019 Outernational… anyone know anything about provenance/mastering?
	10:33am Polyus: Managed to find a copy of Mark Stryker’s book on Detroit jazz history but haven’t jumped in yet. I grew up a few hours north but we used to get the Free Press, and I would read about the Detroit Jazz Festival and wish I could go.
	10:35am KimSorise: Stryker's book is great. I read it in piece - because I want to good on a dig every few pages for more sounds. It's heavily annotated.
	10:40am KimSorise: I don't DJPeter - but I played the Outernational version - I do not need to eq. It originally was release on Nimbus - so I would expect they used the master tapes
	10:43am Franco Twinkie: KIM! What a treat on this weirdly overcast morning in L.A.
	10:44am DJpeterDE: @kim thanks!
	🥁 10:45am Listener Gregory: They said the fog and clouds were going to "burn off" in the morning, but perhaps the fog has realized that it doesn't actually burn, because it is still very overcast here.
	10:46am chresti: Morning Kim and greasers!
	10:47am KimSorise: Good Morning, Franco, Gregory and Chresti - welcome.
	🥁 10:49am Listener Gregory: I have been here! My attendance card proves it.
	10:51am Feltron: So nice to have GG as part of my Sunday morning swim/coffee/hammock routine
	10:53am KimSorise: Thank you kindly, Feltron. Enjoy your Sunday
	10:58am chresti: We have some marine layer this morning, which explains why I was able to sleep in.
	10:59am WM: Does the Black Artist Group feature Julius Hemphill?
	11:00am DL in LA: Show is sounding good! For some reason, I’m being reminded of seeing Maynard Ferguson long ago. I actually talked to his drummer after the show. Guess who that was? Peter Erskine, who later joined Weather Report.
	11:00am KimSorise: No, @WM - it's Baikida Carroll, Charles Bobo Shaw, Floyd LeFlore, Joseph Bowie, Oliver Lake
	11:02am KimSorise: Good morning DL - very cool. Enjoy Erskine's playing for sure
	11:02am βrian: Good morning. This will by my soundtrack for guilt-working today.
	🥁 11:03am Listener Gregory: Didn't Peter Erskine play with Stan Kenton or another name big band before being "discovered" by Weather Report?
	11:03am KimSorise: Good Morning, Brian. I hope it pushes you through that guilt.
	11:04am βrian: I'm sure it will. And my cat is here to help.
	11:05am djnogoodnick: Hi Kim! I am nursing a hangover but enjoying the squealchy morning jazz vibe.
	11:05am KimSorise: Sure did, @Gregory. An emotional support kitty is always nice
	11:06am HyperDose: DJs party hard
	11:06am KimSorise: Sorry about that hangover, DJ Nick. I know it well. Looking forward to ELS. We do we do, Hyperdose
	11:08am coelacanth∅: good morning Kim and all
	11:08am Stork: Squelchy morning jazz forever!
	11:09am KimSorise: Agreed, Stork. Good Morning to you Coel!
	11:09am βrian: We canned 26 quarts of tomatoes yesterday. Only 4 more batches to go. I love this time of year.
	11:10am djnogoodnick: Hi Stork!! I know it’s a squealchy late afternoon for you.
	🥁 11:10am Listener Gregory: Kim, I think the second title is New YORK is Full of Lonely People. The Art Ensemble did a great version of this.
	11:11am djnogoodnick: I party a lot less these days! And not really by choice. Friends’ birthday pub crawl
	11:11am KimSorise: Amazing, Brian. I have been roasting and freezing for convenience. But hopefully I can can some next weekend.
	11:12am KimSorise: Yes, Gregory - it is. But the LP has a typo in 2 places... So I go with it
	11:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Toast Ye All with the DeathWishCoffeez ~
	🥁 11:14am Listener Gregory: @Kim, damn them!
	11:14am doctorjazz in the Berkshires: Love this Bowie album.! All packed... 😰, Lunch, then Joisey... Thanks, Kim!
	11:15am DL in LA: @ Listener Gregory, I’m not sure, but Maynard Ferguson did have a pretty big band at that time. I think the show I saw I had like 12 to 16 musicians.
	11:15am HyperDose: Have a safe trip back, doc!
	11:16am djnogoodnick: Lovely Jeanne Lee!!
	🥁 11:17am Listener Gregory: @DL, he did. Erskine's history (according to Wikipedia) is really very weird. Started out with Stan Kenton (!), moved to Ferguson, then played with Weather Report. No doubt there were other gigs and short-term bands, but that is still a bizarre jump in my view.
	11:21am DJpeterDE: I believe Erskine is the drummer on Ferguson's "Birdland," always wondered what Zawinul thought of that interpretation. Footnote: highly recommend "PEN15" on Hulu, co-creator and co-star Maya Erskine. Richard Karn plays the fictionalized Peter Erskine (a drummer on the motel lounge circuit). Erskine's wife plays "herself" (Maya's mom).
	11:22am KimSorise: I am a sucker for jazz poets @DJNGN Must be the English teacher in me
	11:23am DJpeterDE: Another weird Ferguson sideman fact: Hugh Ragin had a stint with Ferguson c. 1982. I talked to one of the other trumpeters and asked "any of you soloing tonight" and he scoffed at Maynard letting any other trumpeter solo. "Hugh Ragin did when I saw you guys last year," I said. The reply: "Ragin's black."
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: Godddammit is that Jeanne Lee record incredible! For me it has always been Billie and Jeanne and everyone else. And Kim.
	11:25am MacMack: Kim, you're killing it today.
	11:26am βrian: Yellow Springs? Makes me think of Ha-Ha Pizza.
	11:27am abbazabba: What’s up Kim! Checking in from Lexington Kentucky. Nice to hear you on a Sunday! What’s up everyone
	11:27am KimSorise: Hey Hey abbazabba! MAcMack and Doug! Happy Sunday.
	11:28am djnogoodnick: Thanks Kim! You are always on top of these scheduling developments! Yes I volunteered to fill an hour of cha cha heels so that the Drummer stream would have live programming at least until 10. I'm a glutton for punishment haha.
	11:29am KimSorise: It's a perfect LP, @Doug. I give you all thanks and praise for that LP introduction
	11:30am djnogoodnick: What a great Halloween-y chord progression on this tune. And I swear there's an old video game that rips it off..
	11:30am DJpeterDE: PS just checked, Ragin is in the line-up that recorded Ferguson's "Live from San Francisco," but I don't think he solos on the record. That band leaned heavily on Denis DeBlasio
	11:33am djnogoodnick: Also I am not actually filling an hour of Cha-Cha Heels. Producing something that amazing is not in my skill set. It will just be more Electric Lazy Susan
	11:35am abbazabba: @nogood- what video game? I’m intrigued
	11:36am djnogoodnick: Metroid I think? It's the music when you go down into the underworld on that elevator..
	11:39am djnogoodnick: I think that's the famous NES composer "Hip" Tanaka. He is known for kinda being the artistic pinnacle of the 8-bit genre. Obviously by pilfering jazz records.
	11:39am DJpeterDE: Doug Hammond makes a cameo appearance in Stryker’s book, wish there was more discussion of his unique conception.
	🥁 11:40am Listener Gregory: The Heath Brothers are an underrated group, one of the ones who kept the 70s from being a complete disaster in jazz (IMHO... no letters, please!).
	11:41am abbazabba: Haha yeah I can see that. I haven’t played the new version of the game on switch yet but it looks cool
	11:41am KimSorise: Yes, for sure DJPeter. I have spent many years trying to get as much of his music as I can. Well I hope @Gregory - today may have change your mind a touch about 70s era jazz.
	11:43am djnogoodnick: @Listener Gregory I completely understand from the point of view of a jazz purist the 70s would be a stale time for improvisation, but someone who loves hybrid jazz and pop jazz compositions would call the 70s The Golden Years.
	11:44am βrian: Wow, this coffee has given me all the courage that I lacked!
	11:45am KimSorise: @DJPeter - Hammond help to found Detroit Creative Musicians Association and was influential in laying some of the groundwork for the creation of Tribe
	11:46am KimSorise: Most welcome @Brian I have switched to Lion's Mane based coffee and I love love it!
	11:48am Doug Schulkind: Fun fact: Hugh Ragin is one of the sweetest people in music. He took over the jazz ensemble at Oberlin the year I was in it (fall 1980). Years later, I went to see him perform at a club in D.C. and when I came up to say hello after the set, despite there being absolutely no reason for him to remember me, he bellowed out my name and gave me a big hug. I'm still beaming from that night. Also, the tone of his horn is one of the most beautiful things in creation.
	🥁 11:49am Listener Gregory: There were certainly many good groups and some good music being played in the 70s. But on jazz radio (which still existed), major labels, and the bulk of jazz that one would readily encounter, things were often dire. People would call up the station to complain if it played Ornette Coleman. If you went to your local record store, you would see a lot more Maynard Ferguson than Lester Bowie or Jeanne Lee. Anyway, the Heath Brothers group was an excellent example of a "mainstream" jazz group that wasn't playing warmed-over be-bop or trying unsuccessfully to rock out, so I give them credit. They get little attention now, because they weren't perhaps "innovative," but Jimmy's compositions and everyone's playing were superb. IN MY HUMBLE OPINION!
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: Another fun fact: After a late-summer hiatus, Stork is back. Stork and the Stork Club return to the Drummer Stream. He's up next right here with a Kenny Drew 94th birthday special: wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:50am Listener Gregory: Anyway, thanks for an excellent show, Kim. Have to leave a bit early.
	11:51am KimSorise: All praise due that Jack Dejohnette survived his internet death last week - and he is destroying the drums on this track.
	11:52am djnogoodnick: I have actually not ever listened to The Heath Brothers despite some of my favorite 70s people being in the lineup, so thanks for the tip!
	11:52am KimSorise: True pleasure, Gregory! Took the words out of my mouth, Doug!! STORK IS NEXT: wfmu.org...
	11:54am adamdoesit: Thanks, Kim. That put a squealch on my sundae.
	11:56am djnogoodnick: Thanks Kim!!
	11:56am KimSorise: Many thanks, Adam!
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Case anyone was wondering : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:56am Stork: Wunnerful show, Kim! Thankee!!
	11:57am coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	11:58am HyperDose: Thank you, teacher Kim!
	🥁 11:58am WR: Thank you! Kim!
	11:58am chresti: Thanks Kim!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Delighted to have rolled out of bed to this show; thanks, Kim!
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY So Much DJ KS ~

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 28, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
Alice Coltrane	Lord of Lords "Lord of Lords" by "Alice Coltrane"	Lord of Lords	Impulse!	1972	LP	Born August 27, 1937, Detroit, MI Happy Belated Birthday!
James Tatum Trio Plus	Introduction / Lord Have Mercy	Contemporary Jazz Mass	JTTP Records/ Be! Records	1974/2015	LP	With Vocalist Conwell Carrington Recorded Live at St. Ceclia Detroit
James Tatum Trio Plus	Glory to God	Contemporary Jazz Mass	Carrington Recorded Live at St. Ceclia Detroit JTTP Records/ Be! Records	1974/2015	LP	With Vocalist Ursula Walker, Conwell Carrington Recorded Live at St. Ceclia Detroi
The Decendants of Mike and Phoebe	Attica	A Spirit Speaks	Everland Jazz	1973/2017	LP
Michael White	John Coltrane Was Here	Spirit Dance	Impulse!	1972	LP
MIlton Marsh	Monism "Monism" by "MIlton Marsh"	Monism	Strata-East	1975	LP
New Dalta Ahkri	Lexicon "Lexicon" by "New Dalta Ahkri"	Song of Humanity (Kanto Pri Homaro)	Kabell Records	1977	LP
Music behind DJ: Faruq Z. Bey with Northwoods Improvisers	Oncala	Infa'a	Qbicorerecords	2006	LP
Freddie Hubbard and İlhan Mimaroğlu	Sing Me A Song of Songmy, Part I (exc)	Sing Me a Song of Songmy (A Fantasy for Electromagnetic Tape)	Atlantic	1971	LP
The Ensemble Al-Salaam	Music is Nothing But A Prayer	The Sojourner (Strata East, 1974)	Pvine	1974/2021	LP
Marcus Belgrave	Space Odyssey "Space Odyssey" by "Marcus Belgrave"	Gemini II	Tribe / Planet E / Community Projects	1974/2019	LP
Nate Morgan	Mrafu "Mrafu" by "Nate Morgan"	Journey Into Nigritia	Nimbus / Outernational Sounds	1983/2019	LP
The Pyramids	Mogho Naba (King of Kings)	King of Kings	Pyramind/Ikef	1974/2009	LP
The Bobby Hamilton Quintet Unlimited	In the Mouth of the Beast	Dream Queen	Now Again	2021	LP
The Jihad	Sacred Chant "Sacred Chant" by "The Jihad"	Black & Beautiful. . . Soul & Madness	Jihas	1968	LP
Black Artist Group (BAG)	Something to Play On	In Paris, Aries 1973	Aguirre Zorn	NA	LP
Lester Bowie	Sardegna Amore (new is full of Lonely People)	The 5th Power	Black Saint	1978	LP	Sardegna Amore (New York is full of Lonely People) - listed incorrectly due to LP typo
Jeanne Lee	Sundance "Sundance" by "Jeanne Lee"	Conspiracy	GEMA	1975/2001	LP
Horace Tapscott Quintet	Niger's There	The Giant is Awakened	Flying Dutchman/Real Gone	1969/2020	LP
Doug Hammond and Mo' Folks	From Spirits	We People	Idibib	1989	LP	founding member of the Detroit Creative Musicians Association
The Heath Brothers / Albert, Jimmy & Percy featuring Stanley Cowell	Maimoun (from "Illusion Suite")	Marchin' On!	Strata-East	1976	LP
Turiya Alice Coltrane & Devadip Carlos Santana	Angel of Sunlight	Illuminations	Columbia	1974	LP	One more Birthday shout out to Ms. Alice Coltrane - a true visionary
Doug Hammond	Space I "Space I" by "Doug Hammond"	Reflections in the Sea of Nurnen	Idibib	1975	LP

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Listener comments!
	8:46am KimSorise: Good Morning, Dreamers and Streamers. Welcome.
	8:58am adamdoesit: Good morning, Kim and listeners. Warm up the skillet -- we're bound for Destination Grease! I know it's only the stream, but Herbie Nichols feels like just the right lead-in groove.
	9:00am KimSorise: Good Morning, Adam.
	9:00am listener james from westwood: Morning, Kim and all!
	9:01am KimSorise: Good Morning, James!
	9:02am DJpeterDE: Good morning! Thanks for filling in!
	9:03am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Kim. Been a while.
	9:05am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Kim and all other listeners!
	9:05am KimSorise: Good morning, DJPeterDE and TDK60! It has been a while.
	9:06am Andrew in Toronto: Hi adamdoesit!
	9:06am Listener Gregory: Good morning, all. Thanks for stepping in, Kim. Otherwise, what was the point of my getting up before noon?
	9:06am Andrew in Toronto: Hello TDK60.
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morning ! Thx for filling in. A good transition from WKCR's Prez & Bird observance - all our dedicated & detail-minded service & purity of purpose seeking ♍︎Virgo icon geniuses.
	9:10am TDK60: Hi Andrew, other attendees. Happening upon Alice C. is serendipity. Kim, how goes Louisville? (Louisville, KY, right?)
	9:10am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Kim!
	9:11am KimSorise: Good Morning, Andrew!
	9:21am HyperDose: Good morning, Kim and early groovers! ^_^
	9:22am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there HyperDose!
	9:24am KimSorise: Good Morning, HyperDose! Welcome
	9:28am alanr: what a lovely way to begin a sunday. just go ask Alice. just go listen to Kim. Saludos from a quiet, cool, moist (post rain) morning in Mexico city. ❤️
	9:31am KimSorise: Buenos dias, alanr. What a beautiful entrance. Welcome and enjoy.
	9:32am fred: Hello Kim and listeners. I guess some grease could help prepare our digestive tracts for the coming Glen Passaic
	9:33am KimSorise: Good morning, Fred. I hope it does you good.
	9:36am HyperDose: Sounds like the perfect backdrop for the music, alanr. Morning, Andrew. Still shaking off the cobwebs over here
	9:57am doctorjazz in the Berkshires: Helllloooooooo Sunday Greasers! Packing to go home (sob), checking in! 😢
	10:01am KimSorise: Good morning DocJazz - Sorry your vacation is coming to a close.Hope it was wonderful. Welcome and Safe journey home
	10:01am Polyus: Was fortunate enough to see Faruq Z. Bey with the Northwoods Improvisers once circa 2009, not too long before he passed. He was sitting down and on oxygen but still sounded great.
	🥁 10:01am WR: Hello Kim and drummer streamers.
	10:04am doctorjazz in the Berkshires: RRN63, forgot about Prez/Bird...
	10:04am WM: Thanks for playing New Dalta Ahkri. I remember seeing them live at NYU Lobe Student center a very long time ago. That was the first time I heard Anthony Davis who went on to do great things.
	10:05am KimSorise: Welcome WR & Polyus. What a gift to see Faruq. I have seen him many times... incredible, underrated player - that was a tough loss.
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Truly gratified the d:O timeslot is in such good hands ...it's an important one ! :D
	10:09am KimSorise: Wow, WM - that would have been an amazing sight to see. Thank you Rev Rabbit - Welcome and good morning to you
	10:11am Jon: Beautiful music!
	10:11am KimSorise: Thank you, Jon.
	10:12am Polyus: I only recently discovered that I would have had a couple of opportunities to see Griot Galaxy around 1987, when they played up in Mt Pleasant where I was going to school. Kinda feel a little ill about it, like I missed something really amazing.
	10:13am KimSorise: If there is one thing I know - you do not mess with Jazz fans ritual of Sunday morning. One of the local public radio stations here - just canceled all Sunday jazz for more AAA non-com (blek) and the listenership is in an uproar.
	10:13am adamdoesit: I'm glad to report that this has all been excellent pancake-making and -eating music.
	10:15am KimSorise: Oh my god - really, Polyus... damn; I can understand that feeling. I saw Faruq gig in the late 80s - early mid 90s around Detroit. Are you a Central Michigan grad? My brother went there too. Welcome, Jon! Enjoy Send some my way, adam.
	10:22am fred: I saw the Tribe tribute tour Carl Craig put together 10+ years ago. First time I heard of Marcus Belgrave, I bought this record at that show
	10:22am Polyus: @Kim - I went to Central for a few years but eventually dropped out. But I happened to be there at a time when there was a great little dive that hosted a lot of bands from the Detroit / AA area as well as some pretty great national acts. Actually the time I saw Faruq was at a 20 year reunion for the closing of that place.
	10:24am KimSorise: Thank you Polyus and Fred for the Detroit jazz love. I have always felt that the city's jazz legacy has been forgotten until recent years. I am glad it resonates with folks.
	10:30am Stork: Just got home to Hubbard's Songmy - whadda set! Welcome to Sunday, Kim!
	10:32am KimSorise: Thank you, Stork. What an honor to have a couple Sundays in this month with y'all. Welcome and enjoy.
	10:33am DJpeterDE: Looks like this album is available on Bandcamp in two different editions: 2014 via Nimbus West, 2019 Outernational… anyone know anything about provenance/mastering?
	10:33am Polyus: Managed to find a copy of Mark Stryker’s book on Detroit jazz history but haven’t jumped in yet. I grew up a few hours north but we used to get the Free Press, and I would read about the Detroit Jazz Festival and wish I could go.
	10:35am KimSorise: Stryker's book is great. I read it in piece - because I want to good on a dig every few pages for more sounds. It's heavily annotated.
	10:40am KimSorise: I don't DJPeter - but I played the Outernational version - I do not need to eq. It originally was release on Nimbus - so I would expect they used the master tapes
	10:43am Franco Twinkie: KIM! What a treat on this weirdly overcast morning in L.A.
	10:44am DJpeterDE: @kim thanks!
	🥁 10:45am Listener Gregory: They said the fog and clouds were going to "burn off" in the morning, but perhaps the fog has realized that it doesn't actually burn, because it is still very overcast here.
	10:46am chresti: Morning Kim and greasers!
	10:47am KimSorise: Good Morning, Franco, Gregory and Chresti - welcome.
	🥁 10:49am Listener Gregory: I have been here! My attendance card proves it.
	10:51am Feltron: So nice to have GG as part of my Sunday morning swim/coffee/hammock routine
	10:53am KimSorise: Thank you kindly, Feltron. Enjoy your Sunday
	10:58am chresti: We have some marine layer this morning, which explains why I was able to sleep in.
	10:59am WM: Does the Black Artist Group feature Julius Hemphill?
	11:00am DL in LA: Show is sounding good! For some reason, I’m being reminded of seeing Maynard Ferguson long ago. I actually talked to his drummer after the show. Guess who that was? Peter Erskine, who later joined Weather Report.
	11:00am KimSorise: No, @WM - it's Baikida Carroll, Charles Bobo Shaw, Floyd LeFlore, Joseph Bowie, Oliver Lake
	11:02am KimSorise: Good morning DL - very cool. Enjoy Erskine's playing for sure
	11:02am βrian: Good morning. This will by my soundtrack for guilt-working today.
	🥁 11:03am Listener Gregory: Didn't Peter Erskine play with Stan Kenton or another name big band before being "discovered" by Weather Report?
	11:03am KimSorise: Good Morning, Brian. I hope it pushes you through that guilt.
	11:04am βrian: I'm sure it will. And my cat is here to help.
	11:05am djnogoodnick: Hi Kim! I am nursing a hangover but enjoying the squealchy morning jazz vibe.
	11:05am KimSorise: Sure did, @Gregory. An emotional support kitty is always nice
	11:06am HyperDose: DJs party hard
	11:06am KimSorise: Sorry about that hangover, DJ Nick. I know it well. Looking forward to ELS. We do we do, Hyperdose
	11:08am coelacanth∅: good morning Kim and all
	11:08am Stork: Squelchy morning jazz forever!
	11:09am KimSorise: Agreed, Stork. Good Morning to you Coel!
	11:09am βrian: We canned 26 quarts of tomatoes yesterday. Only 4 more batches to go. I love this time of year.
	11:10am djnogoodnick: Hi Stork!! I know it’s a squealchy late afternoon for you.
	🥁 11:10am Listener Gregory: Kim, I think the second title is New YORK is Full of Lonely People. The Art Ensemble did a great version of this.
	11:11am djnogoodnick: I party a lot less these days! And not really by choice. Friends’ birthday pub crawl
	11:11am KimSorise: Amazing, Brian. I have been roasting and freezing for convenience. But hopefully I can can some next weekend.
	11:12am KimSorise: Yes, Gregory - it is. But the LP has a typo in 2 places... So I go with it
	11:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Toast Ye All with the DeathWishCoffeez ~
	🥁 11:14am Listener Gregory: @Kim, damn them!
	11:14am doctorjazz in the Berkshires: Love this Bowie album.! All packed... 😰, Lunch, then Joisey... Thanks, Kim!
	11:15am DL in LA: @ Listener Gregory, I’m not sure, but Maynard Ferguson did have a pretty big band at that time. I think the show I saw I had like 12 to 16 musicians.
	11:15am HyperDose: Have a safe trip back, doc!
	11:16am djnogoodnick: Lovely Jeanne Lee!!
	🥁 11:17am Listener Gregory: @DL, he did. Erskine's history (according to Wikipedia) is really very weird. Started out with Stan Kenton (!), moved to Ferguson, then played with Weather Report. No doubt there were other gigs and short-term bands, but that is still a bizarre jump in my view.
	11:21am DJpeterDE: I believe Erskine is the drummer on Ferguson's "Birdland," always wondered what Zawinul thought of that interpretation. Footnote: highly recommend "PEN15" on Hulu, co-creator and co-star Maya Erskine. Richard Karn plays the fictionalized Peter Erskine (a drummer on the motel lounge circuit). Erskine's wife plays "herself" (Maya's mom).
	11:22am KimSorise: I am a sucker for jazz poets @DJNGN Must be the English teacher in me
	11:23am DJpeterDE: Another weird Ferguson sideman fact: Hugh Ragin had a stint with Ferguson c. 1982. I talked to one of the other trumpeters and asked "any of you soloing tonight" and he scoffed at Maynard letting any other trumpeter solo. "Hugh Ragin did when I saw you guys last year," I said. The reply: "Ragin's black."
	11:24am Doug Schulkind: Godddammit is that Jeanne Lee record incredible! For me it has always been Billie and Jeanne and everyone else. And Kim.
	11:25am MacMack: Kim, you're killing it today.
	11:26am βrian: Yellow Springs? Makes me think of Ha-Ha Pizza.
	11:27am abbazabba: What’s up Kim! Checking in from Lexington Kentucky. Nice to hear you on a Sunday! What’s up everyone
	11:27am KimSorise: Hey Hey abbazabba! MAcMack and Doug! Happy Sunday.
	11:28am djnogoodnick: Thanks Kim! You are always on top of these scheduling developments! Yes I volunteered to fill an hour of cha cha heels so that the Drummer stream would have live programming at least until 10. I'm a glutton for punishment haha.
	11:29am KimSorise: It's a perfect LP, @Doug. I give you all thanks and praise for that LP introduction
	11:30am djnogoodnick: What a great Halloween-y chord progression on this tune. And I swear there's an old video game that rips it off..
	11:30am DJpeterDE: PS just checked, Ragin is in the line-up that recorded Ferguson's "Live from San Francisco," but I don't think he solos on the record. That band leaned heavily on Denis DeBlasio
	11:33am djnogoodnick: Also I am not actually filling an hour of Cha-Cha Heels. Producing something that amazing is not in my skill set. It will just be more Electric Lazy Susan
	11:35am abbazabba: @nogood- what video game? I’m intrigued
	11:36am djnogoodnick: Metroid I think? It's the music when you go down into the underworld on that elevator..
	11:39am djnogoodnick: I think that's the famous NES composer "Hip" Tanaka. He is known for kinda being the artistic pinnacle of the 8-bit genre. Obviously by pilfering jazz records.
	11:39am DJpeterDE: Doug Hammond makes a cameo appearance in Stryker’s book, wish there was more discussion of his unique conception.
	🥁 11:40am Listener Gregory: The Heath Brothers are an underrated group, one of the ones who kept the 70s from being a complete disaster in jazz (IMHO... no letters, please!).
	11:41am abbazabba: Haha yeah I can see that. I haven’t played the new version of the game on switch yet but it looks cool
	11:41am KimSorise: Yes, for sure DJPeter. I have spent many years trying to get as much of his music as I can. Well I hope @Gregory - today may have change your mind a touch about 70s era jazz.
	11:43am djnogoodnick: @Listener Gregory I completely understand from the point of view of a jazz purist the 70s would be a stale time for improvisation, but someone who loves hybrid jazz and pop jazz compositions would call the 70s The Golden Years.
	11:44am βrian: Wow, this coffee has given me all the courage that I lacked!
	11:45am KimSorise: @DJPeter - Hammond help to found Detroit Creative Musicians Association and was influential in laying some of the groundwork for the creation of Tribe
	11:46am KimSorise: Most welcome @Brian I have switched to Lion's Mane based coffee and I love love it!
	11:48am Doug Schulkind: Fun fact: Hugh Ragin is one of the sweetest people in music. He took over the jazz ensemble at Oberlin the year I was in it (fall 1980). Years later, I went to see him perform at a club in D.C. and when I came up to say hello after the set, despite there being absolutely no reason for him to remember me, he bellowed out my name and gave me a big hug. I'm still beaming from that night. Also, the tone of his horn is one of the most beautiful things in creation.
	🥁 11:49am Listener Gregory: There were certainly many good groups and some good music being played in the 70s. But on jazz radio (which still existed), major labels, and the bulk of jazz that one would readily encounter, things were often dire. People would call up the station to complain if it played Ornette Coleman. If you went to your local record store, you would see a lot more Maynard Ferguson than Lester Bowie or Jeanne Lee. Anyway, the Heath Brothers group was an excellent example of a "mainstream" jazz group that wasn't playing warmed-over be-bop or trying unsuccessfully to rock out, so I give them credit. They get little attention now, because they weren't perhaps "innovative," but Jimmy's compositions and everyone's playing were superb. IN MY HUMBLE OPINION!
	11:50am Doug Schulkind: Another fun fact: After a late-summer hiatus, Stork is back. Stork and the Stork Club return to the Drummer Stream. He's up next right here with a Kenny Drew 94th birthday special: wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:50am Listener Gregory: Anyway, thanks for an excellent show, Kim. Have to leave a bit early.
	11:51am KimSorise: All praise due that Jack Dejohnette survived his internet death last week - and he is destroying the drums on this track.
	11:52am djnogoodnick: I have actually not ever listened to The Heath Brothers despite some of my favorite 70s people being in the lineup, so thanks for the tip!
	11:52am KimSorise: True pleasure, Gregory! Took the words out of my mouth, Doug!! STORK IS NEXT: wfmu.org...
	11:54am adamdoesit: Thanks, Kim. That put a squealch on my sundae.
	11:56am djnogoodnick: Thanks Kim!!
	11:56am KimSorise: Many thanks, Adam!
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Case anyone was wondering : en.wikipedia.org...
	11:56am Stork: Wunnerful show, Kim! Thankee!!
	11:57am coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	11:58am HyperDose: Thank you, teacher Kim!
	🥁 11:58am WR: Thank you! Kim!
	11:58am chresti: Thanks Kim!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Delighted to have rolled out of bed to this show; thanks, Kim!
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY So Much DJ KS ~

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 28, 2022

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