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

Listener comments!
	11:40am KimSorise: Hey, All! Happy to be here this Friday sitting in for Uncle Michael! Welcome to a little Hinky Dinky Greasy Time! Enjoy.
	12:01pm adamdoesit: Hi DJ Kim! It may be the day after Thanksgiving, but there always room for grease.
	12:01pm doctorjazz: Hello Kim! Nice to catch Daytime Grease!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: A little sunshine with Sorise!
	12:02pm Asheville Jon: howdy! looking forward to the show!
	12:02pm Brian in UK: Hello Kim, a sensible time for me over here.
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: Switching it up a little as the Black Friday sales at Hinky Dinky are taking up Uncle Michael's time.
	12:03pm KimSorise: Hello and Welcome all!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Gimme an order of greasy rooty poots. And supersize it. Hey, I like the music in here....
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Kim and hinky greasers!
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: "Even though you walked out of my life, you are my life."
	12:07pm Webhamster Henry: This is what covers are really about: being filed in a bin in different part of the record store.
	12:08pm KimSorise: It is Webmaster Henry!
	12:10pm still b/p: More than once, I've sat a while at the front of the food court in the Boston Prudential Center among the shops and teeming shoppers on Black Friday, when I'm not shoppin' at alllll, just watchin' and takin' it easy. I would not want to be there otherwise -- or in any other concentrated retail mess -- enduring the punishment of trying to work a shopping list on the Black Friday.
	12:10pm doctorjazz: I see I've already clicky-starred that Rawls cover, did you play it before ? (some WFMU DJ must have).
	12:10pm spodiodi: hi, Kim and hinky greasers (thanks, chresti)!\\//
	12:11pm doctorjazz: My Musical Theater actor/daughter recognizes this from Hair.
	12:11pm KimSorise: I have, DocJ... you know I love Lou <3
	12:13pm doctorjazz: The Staples can really get the blood flowing on this lazy day!
	12:14pm Dean: I have this Staples 45 somewhere. Upcoming, a heckuva a bridge.
	12:15pm KimSorise: I have been wearing out this song lately - this the 45 Dean
	12:15pm Dean: Mine was worn out before '75.
	12:19pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Kim!
	12:19pm doctorjazz: Lots of copies (for cheap) of the Staples on Discogs. www.discogs.com...
	12:19pm doctorjazz: I'm going to have to give up clicky-starring soon, just clicky-star the show...
	🥁 12:20pm PAULS: hello dare, Kim and company, love Eddie Lovette!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: I bet you wondered how I knew.
	🥁 12:21pm PAULS: Clicky star gettin' hit like a low-slung piñata this morning!!
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Hadn't heard of Eddie Lovette... en.wikipedia.org...
	12:22pm KimSorise: Hey Hey, UM!
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: I love the show graphic!
	12:23pm still b/p: I don't think I knew until today -- seeing the album title and going to have a look -- that Merry Clayton did her own version of Gimme Shelter.
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: Her Gimme Shelter is really great.
	12:25pm KimSorise: Thanks UM! Much respect for the HDT
	12:26pm doctorjazz: Vinyl-palooza!
	12:28pm pp: this is my cool speaking style
	12:30pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Kim and all other listeners!
	12:32pm spodiodi: hi, Andrew!
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: My dad thinks that may have been store #71 in Des Moines.
	12:35pm KimSorise: I am so glad y'all are here! I see you comments - I will jump in when I can. Jocking 45s is a bit tricky with running the playlist & Chat too.
	12:35pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi spodi!
	12:36pm Andrew in Toronto: My ass be a-shakin`!!
	12:37pm still b/p: I betcha someone here can ID those cars from just the upper halves.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: Wotta Great Letter!
	12:39pm Andrew in Toronto: @ doc You said it!
	12:40pm still b/p: This version doesn't have the same urgency as original, but sounds like someone hittin' up an acquaintance on the next barstool for some money to make the trip.
	12:41pm Andrew in Toronto: You`re slaying it Kim!
	12:41pm KimSorise: hahaha! love that Still b/p Bob Dorough on vox
	12:43pm spodiodi: only ever knew that Gary Wright song from being sampled. thanks, Kim!
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: I scrolled to see if that was Dorough and was disappointed that it wasn't. Then I learned something!
	12:43pm doctorjazz: Gotta get off my keister, do some exercising...
	12:46pm KimSorise: It is Dorough's band, UM
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: That's what I learned.
	12:54pm still b/p: "The mid 1970s sure was a man’s world." From the website for The Ladies of Too Slow To Disco.
	1:06pm Doug Schulkind: Paul Williams and Rodriguez sound awful similar.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Such a weird idea, the "wah wah wah" vocal part of this Nilsson...
	1:09pm still b/p: In the northern Maine woods a few weeks ago, a couple friends and I were talking about that song, and I suggested I'd specialize in just the "whoaaaa-whoa-uh-whoa" parts, and it was gooooood to let it loose so loud among the trees.
	1:14pm KimSorise: Yes - I listened to this yesterday and also commented on the wah wah and how bizarre it is
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Bobby D! Great tune!
	1:19pm doctorjazz: Interesting that the instumental part of She Belongs to Me is just the backing track, no real solo... This Burrito track is up there in my greatest tracks of all time list!
	1:21pm KimSorise: I, too, DocJ believe in the brilliance of the song and LP
	1:22pm Doug Schulkind: Peak humanity.
	1:22pm Brian in UK: In photographs of GP he seems to have very long fingers. Just saying. Always thought that the production on Gilded Palace lacked something.
	1:24pm StringOFperils: Countin' these sugar packets, while the White Freightliners roll on by.
	1:27pm doctorjazz: (of course, I don't really have a "list"...) Great set, Kim (as was the other one), Hazelwood really gets some deep feeling into this track (I usually associate with Billie). Have to make some turkey soup from the carcass/bones left over, will have the music playing, of course...
	1:28pm Brian in UK: doctorjazz, there would have to be a recorded list & a live list. If you believe in such things.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: Heard this Sullivan on Global Grease, I believe, now it's in my collection...
	1:34pm doctorjazz: Got into a bit of trouble with MsJazz, she was nice enough to throw some flanken and marrow bones into a pot to boil for the turkey soup while I was doing my exercises. I came in and saw it, and said, "you didn't brown the meat?" Bad form on my part...
	1:34pm sufferwords: great show from tip-off
	1:34pm doctorjazz: Speaking of classic records, No.1 Record is wonderful (came to it late...)
	1:35pm KimSorise: Thank you sufferwords. Appreciate it.
	1:35pm Brian in UK: Good stock is the basis of any soup, surely Shirley.
	1:38pm Brian in UK: Kim, you are killing me with this H&O. Thank you. What an album.
	1:39pm KimSorise: Thank you, Brian. It is near and dear for sure.
	1:40pm pp: 👍👍👍
	1:40pm Brian in UK: Saw them around '75 in London. Daryl Hall singing Laughing Boy is engraved in the memory.
	1:42pm KimSorise: Wow, Brian... amazing
	1:46pm pp: can see that live on the Old Grey Whistle Test YouTube from around that year iirc
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh...Sandy!
	1:52pm StringOFperils: Good song. Great song. She's really in command on this.
	1:59pm still b/p: Oh, first bars...get the attention...evocative and nostalgic.
	2:07pm doctorjazz: And Lou...did get to see him at the old Bottom Line, NYC, great show!
	2:10pm StringOFperils: I still really like these old bitterly nihilistic Lou Reed albums. His own Last Exit to Brooklyns
	2:10pm KimSorise: Nice. I came to solo Lou late -always enjoyed the other guy better.
	2:13pm sufferwords: dope twin spin - Reed/Cale
	2:13pm StringOFperils: Great transitions, key shifts...sumpin' tells me ya done this before
	2:15pm doctorjazz: John Cale-got to see him once as well, the old CBGBs, think it was Christmas or New Year's eve (Christmas seems more likely). He did a Heartbreak Hotel that also stays with me since then. Terrifying!
	2:16pm KimSorise: I did too - in Brooklyn, he did Paris 1919 front to back he was amazing. I also interviewed Mr. Cale for an hour years ago. It was life changing.
	2:22pm KimSorise: He told my producer it was the best radio interviewed he had done in 20 years.
	2:24pm StringOFperils: I still intend to learn how to play Fear one of these days. (Almost imagined breaking that out in a bookstore, and then walking away...provided I wasn't dragged away first , that is...hey, it's just a fantasy.)
	2:24pm KimSorise: Even if he was being kind, it was a noteworthy moment in my radio career.
	🥁 2:27pm WR: Kim, amazed at your comment about interviewing John Cale. You have a copy of it?
	2:27pm doctorjazz: That would be very ecxiting, Kim!
	2:29pm doctorjazz: (I reviewed jazz on the side for a defunkt Audiophile magazine, The Audiophile Voice. I did a review of a jazz guitar album once, some months later the guitarist wanted me to review his next album because, as he told my editor, "he just got it". Felt pretty good...)
	2:34pm KimSorise: I do have a copy, WR, sans the first few minutes. It was supposed to be a 20 minute session which expanded and grew. He really opened up. It was also in person.
	2:37pm doctorjazz: This Ester Philips is cool!
	2:39pm doctorjazz: Took me a few bars to recognize The Weight (the lyrics clued me in). Great take!
	2:41pm pp: Rotary Connection vs Aretha covering The Weight.. close call
	2:44pm doctorjazz: Don't forget the Staple Singers Weight.
	2:45pm doctorjazz: Definitely vinyl...
	2:45pm KimSorise: Detroit Condition vinyl hahaha
	2:45pm StringOFperils: Time to divorce myself from the infernal screen. Thank you, though, SO much! Great show.
	2:46pm KimSorise: Thanks SOP - wonderful spending time with you
	2:51pm bradford: having a blast listening today, thanks Kim!
	2:51pm pp: @dj: yes, the gospel references
	2:54pm doctorjazz: Mono? Sounds it here (not a mono-maniac, but you do get a slightly different weighting to the music elements).
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Just started working through the Revolver box.
	2:55pm KimSorise: nope it was stereo
	2:55pm doctorjazz: So much for my "golden ears"...😢
	2:56pm doctorjazz: Almost the end, terrific show, Greased Hinks and Dinks, thanks Kim! Catch you next week!
	2:58pm KimSorise: Thanks so much all! Enjoy the rest of the day. Bronwyn is up at 7
	2:58pm Doug Schulkind: Hooray for Greasy goodness. Wonderful show, Kim! As usual.
	2:59pm spodiodi: loved the show. thank you, Kim!
	🥁 3:00pm WR: Thank you! Kim!
	3:00pm KimSorise: Many thanks! Uncle Michael is back next week.

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

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November 25, 2022: hinky dinky greasy time

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass	So What's New?	What Now My Love	A&M	1966	LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dionne Warwick	Any Old Time of Day	Dionne!	Scepter Records	1967	LP	0:02:12 (Pop-up)
Lou Rawls	Gentle On My Mind "Gentle On My Mind" by "Lou Rawls"	The Way It Was, The Way It Is	Capitol Records	1969	LP	0:05:25 (Pop-up)
Merry Clayton	I Got Life "I Got Life" by "Merry Clayton"	Gimme Shelter	Ode	1970	LP	0:08:12 (Pop-up)
The Staples Singer	Heavy Makes You Happy (Sha-Na-Boom Boom)		Stax Records	1970	45	0:11:36 (Pop-up)
Bobby Hebbs	Love Love Love "Love Love Love" by "Bobby Hebbs"		Phillips		45	0:14:21 (Pop-up)
Eddie Lovette	Heard It Through the Grapevine		Steady Records	1971	45	0:17:35 (Pop-up)
Nancy Holloway	Hurts So Bad "Hurts So Bad" by "Nancy Holloway"		Balkanton		45	0:20:43 (Pop-up)
Chicago Transit Authority	Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is		Columbia	1970	45	0:23:41 (Pop-up)
Maxine Weldon	Right On! "Right On!" by "Maxine Weldon"	Right On!	Mainstream	1971		0:27:10 (Pop-up)
Byrdie Green	Return of the Prodigal Son		jazzman	1968/2003	45	0:30:48 (Pop-up)
Alan Moorhouse	Soul Skimmer "Soul Skimmer" by "Alan Moorhouse"	Big Beat Vol 2	KPM	1970	LP	0:34:04 (Pop-up)
The 44th Street Portable Flower Factory	The Letter	Rainy Day Garden	Scholastic Records	1971	45	0:37:34 (Pop-up)
Gary Wright	Love is Alive "Love is Alive" by "Gary Wright"		WB	1975	45	0:39:20 (Pop-up)
Bob Welch	Don't Let me Fall "Don't Let me Fall" by "Bob Welch"		Capitol Records	1979	45	0:42:13 (Pop-up)
Christine McVie	Wait And See "Wait And See" by "Christine McVie"	The Legendary Christine Perfect Album	Sire	1976	LP	0:45:22 (Pop-up)
Evie Sands	You Can Do it "You Can Do it" by "Evie Sands"	The Ladies of Too Slow To Disco (V/A)	How Do You Are?		LP	0:50:03 (Pop-up)
Georgio Moroder	Pauline "Pauline" by "Georgio Moroder"		Hansa	1972	45	0:53:40 (Pop-up)
Ben Sidran	Chances Are "Chances Are" by "Ben Sidran"	I Lead a Life	Blue Thumb	1972	LP	0:56:53 (Pop-up)
Mark Capanni	I Believe in Miracles		Capitol	1974	45	0:59:46 (Pop-up)
Paul Williams	Mornin' I'll be movin' on	Someday Man	Reprise	1970	LP	1:03:02 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Everybody's Talkin'	Aerial Pandemonium Ballet	RCA	1971	LP	1:05:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Henry Mancini	Stand By Your Man "Stand By Your Man" by "Henry Mancini"	Mancini Country	RCA		LP	1:07:31 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	She Belongs To Me "She Belongs To Me" by "Bob Dylan"	Bringing It All Back Home	Columbia	1965	LP	1:13:50 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Brothers	Sin City	The Gilded Palace of Sin	A&M	1969	LP	1:16:37 (Pop-up)
Dolly Parton	Living on Memories of You	Jolene	RCA	1974	LP	1:20:52 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazelwood	She's Funny That Way	Love And Other Crimes	Reprise	1968	LP	1:23:27 (Pop-up)
Jim Sullivan	Johnny "Johnny" by "Jim Sullivan"	U.F.O.	LITA	2010	LP	1:28:28 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Try Again "Try Again" by "Big Star"	No. 1 Record	Fantasy	1972	LP	1:32:24 (Pop-up)
Hall And Oates	Had I Known You Better Then	Abandoned Luncheonette	Atlantic	1973	LP	1:35:56 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)	Main Course	RSO	1975	LP	1:39:20 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Indian Sunset "Indian Sunset" by "Elton John"	Madman Across the Water	MCA Records	1972	LP	1:43:15 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny	Late November "Late November" by "Sandy Denny"	The North Star Grassman and the Ravens	A&M	1971	LP	1:49:50 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Big Sky "Big Sky" by "The Kinks"	Are The Village Green Preservation Society	Phonodisc	1968	LP	1:54:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Bowie	The Width Of A Circle	The Man Who Sold The World	RCA	1972	LP	1:57:12 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Sad Songs "Sad Songs" by "Lou Reed"	Berlin	RCA	1973	LP	2:05:14 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Gideon’s Bible "Gideon’s Bible" by "John Cale"	Vintage Violence	Columbia	1970	LP	2:11:16 (Pop-up)
Nazz	Hello It's Me "Hello It's Me" by "Nazz"	Nazz	SCG	1968	LP	2:14:49 (Pop-up)
Terry Callier	I Just Can't Help Myself (I Don't want nobody Else)		Cadet	1973	45	2:18:11 (Pop-up)
Tammi Terrell	All I Do Is Think About You		Tamla	2002	45	2:21:17 (Pop-up)
Sonji Clay	Nobody "Nobody" by "Sonji Clay"		Songee	1969	45	2:23:56 (Pop-up)
The Three Degrees	Collage "Collage" by "The Three Degrees"		Roulette	1970	45	2:26:54 (Pop-up)
Alice Clark	It Takes Too Long To Learn To Live Alone	Alice Clark	Mainstream	1972	LP	2:29:59 (Pop-up)
Ester Phillips	Home Is Where The Hatred Is		Kudu	1972	45	2:33:16 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	The Weight "The Weight" by "Rotary Connection"		Cadet	1969	45	2:37:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tarika Blue	Dreamflower "Dreamflower" by "Tarika Blue"		AOTN		45	2:39:33 (Pop-up)
Ralfi Pagán	Make it With You "Make it With You" by "Ralfi Pagán"		Fania		45	2:44:12 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Porpoise Song (Theme From "Head")		COLGEMS	1968	45	2:47:55 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	I'm Only Sleeping "I'm Only Sleeping" by "The Beatles"	"Yesterday" . . . and Today	Capitol		LP	2:50:46 (Pop-up)
The Zombie	Hung Up on a Dream "Hung Up on a Dream" by "The Zombie"	Odessey And Oracle	date	1968	LP	2:53:56 (Pop-up)
Badfinger	We're for the Dark "We're for the Dark" by "Badfinger"	No Dice	Apple	1970	LP	2:56:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:40am KimSorise: Hey, All! Happy to be here this Friday sitting in for Uncle Michael! Welcome to a little Hinky Dinky Greasy Time! Enjoy.
	12:01pm adamdoesit: Hi DJ Kim! It may be the day after Thanksgiving, but there always room for grease.
	12:01pm doctorjazz: Hello Kim! Nice to catch Daytime Grease!
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: A little sunshine with Sorise!
	12:02pm Asheville Jon: howdy! looking forward to the show!
	12:02pm Brian in UK: Hello Kim, a sensible time for me over here.
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: Switching it up a little as the Black Friday sales at Hinky Dinky are taking up Uncle Michael's time.
	12:03pm KimSorise: Hello and Welcome all!
	12:03pm StringOFperils: Gimme an order of greasy rooty poots. And supersize it. Hey, I like the music in here....
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Kim and hinky greasers!
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: "Even though you walked out of my life, you are my life."
	12:07pm Webhamster Henry: This is what covers are really about: being filed in a bin in different part of the record store.
	12:08pm KimSorise: It is Webmaster Henry!
	12:10pm still b/p: More than once, I've sat a while at the front of the food court in the Boston Prudential Center among the shops and teeming shoppers on Black Friday, when I'm not shoppin' at alllll, just watchin' and takin' it easy. I would not want to be there otherwise -- or in any other concentrated retail mess -- enduring the punishment of trying to work a shopping list on the Black Friday.
	12:10pm doctorjazz: I see I've already clicky-starred that Rawls cover, did you play it before ? (some WFMU DJ must have).
	12:10pm spodiodi: hi, Kim and hinky greasers (thanks, chresti)!\\//
	12:11pm doctorjazz: My Musical Theater actor/daughter recognizes this from Hair.
	12:11pm KimSorise: I have, DocJ... you know I love Lou <3
	12:13pm doctorjazz: The Staples can really get the blood flowing on this lazy day!
	12:14pm Dean: I have this Staples 45 somewhere. Upcoming, a heckuva a bridge.
	12:15pm KimSorise: I have been wearing out this song lately - this the 45 Dean
	12:15pm Dean: Mine was worn out before '75.
	12:19pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Kim!
	12:19pm doctorjazz: Lots of copies (for cheap) of the Staples on Discogs. www.discogs.com...
	12:19pm doctorjazz: I'm going to have to give up clicky-starring soon, just clicky-star the show...
	🥁 12:20pm PAULS: hello dare, Kim and company, love Eddie Lovette!
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: I bet you wondered how I knew.
	🥁 12:21pm PAULS: Clicky star gettin' hit like a low-slung piñata this morning!!
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Hadn't heard of Eddie Lovette... en.wikipedia.org...
	12:22pm KimSorise: Hey Hey, UM!
	12:22pm Uncle Michael: I love the show graphic!
	12:23pm still b/p: I don't think I knew until today -- seeing the album title and going to have a look -- that Merry Clayton did her own version of Gimme Shelter.
	12:24pm Uncle Michael: Her Gimme Shelter is really great.
	12:25pm KimSorise: Thanks UM! Much respect for the HDT
	12:26pm doctorjazz: Vinyl-palooza!
	12:28pm pp: this is my cool speaking style
	12:30pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Kim and all other listeners!
	12:32pm spodiodi: hi, Andrew!
	12:34pm Uncle Michael: My dad thinks that may have been store #71 in Des Moines.
	12:35pm KimSorise: I am so glad y'all are here! I see you comments - I will jump in when I can. Jocking 45s is a bit tricky with running the playlist & Chat too.
	12:35pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi spodi!
	12:36pm Andrew in Toronto: My ass be a-shakin`!!
	12:37pm still b/p: I betcha someone here can ID those cars from just the upper halves.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: Wotta Great Letter!
	12:39pm Andrew in Toronto: @ doc You said it!
	12:40pm still b/p: This version doesn't have the same urgency as original, but sounds like someone hittin' up an acquaintance on the next barstool for some money to make the trip.
	12:41pm Andrew in Toronto: You`re slaying it Kim!
	12:41pm KimSorise: hahaha! love that Still b/p Bob Dorough on vox
	12:43pm spodiodi: only ever knew that Gary Wright song from being sampled. thanks, Kim!
	12:43pm Uncle Michael: I scrolled to see if that was Dorough and was disappointed that it wasn't. Then I learned something!
	12:43pm doctorjazz: Gotta get off my keister, do some exercising...
	12:46pm KimSorise: It is Dorough's band, UM
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: That's what I learned.
	12:54pm still b/p: "The mid 1970s sure was a man’s world." From the website for The Ladies of Too Slow To Disco.
	1:06pm Doug Schulkind: Paul Williams and Rodriguez sound awful similar.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Such a weird idea, the "wah wah wah" vocal part of this Nilsson...
	1:09pm still b/p: In the northern Maine woods a few weeks ago, a couple friends and I were talking about that song, and I suggested I'd specialize in just the "whoaaaa-whoa-uh-whoa" parts, and it was gooooood to let it loose so loud among the trees.
	1:14pm KimSorise: Yes - I listened to this yesterday and also commented on the wah wah and how bizarre it is
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Bobby D! Great tune!
	1:19pm doctorjazz: Interesting that the instumental part of She Belongs to Me is just the backing track, no real solo... This Burrito track is up there in my greatest tracks of all time list!
	1:21pm KimSorise: I, too, DocJ believe in the brilliance of the song and LP
	1:22pm Doug Schulkind: Peak humanity.
	1:22pm Brian in UK: In photographs of GP he seems to have very long fingers. Just saying. Always thought that the production on Gilded Palace lacked something.
	1:24pm StringOFperils: Countin' these sugar packets, while the White Freightliners roll on by.
	1:27pm doctorjazz: (of course, I don't really have a "list"...) Great set, Kim (as was the other one), Hazelwood really gets some deep feeling into this track (I usually associate with Billie). Have to make some turkey soup from the carcass/bones left over, will have the music playing, of course...
	1:28pm Brian in UK: doctorjazz, there would have to be a recorded list & a live list. If you believe in such things.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: Heard this Sullivan on Global Grease, I believe, now it's in my collection...
	1:34pm doctorjazz: Got into a bit of trouble with MsJazz, she was nice enough to throw some flanken and marrow bones into a pot to boil for the turkey soup while I was doing my exercises. I came in and saw it, and said, "you didn't brown the meat?" Bad form on my part...
	1:34pm sufferwords: great show from tip-off
	1:34pm doctorjazz: Speaking of classic records, No.1 Record is wonderful (came to it late...)
	1:35pm KimSorise: Thank you sufferwords. Appreciate it.
	1:35pm Brian in UK: Good stock is the basis of any soup, surely Shirley.
	1:38pm Brian in UK: Kim, you are killing me with this H&O. Thank you. What an album.
	1:39pm KimSorise: Thank you, Brian. It is near and dear for sure.
	1:40pm pp: 👍👍👍
	1:40pm Brian in UK: Saw them around '75 in London. Daryl Hall singing Laughing Boy is engraved in the memory.
	1:42pm KimSorise: Wow, Brian... amazing
	1:46pm pp: can see that live on the Old Grey Whistle Test YouTube from around that year iirc
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh...Sandy!
	1:52pm StringOFperils: Good song. Great song. She's really in command on this.
	1:59pm still b/p: Oh, first bars...get the attention...evocative and nostalgic.
	2:07pm doctorjazz: And Lou...did get to see him at the old Bottom Line, NYC, great show!
	2:10pm StringOFperils: I still really like these old bitterly nihilistic Lou Reed albums. His own Last Exit to Brooklyns
	2:10pm KimSorise: Nice. I came to solo Lou late -always enjoyed the other guy better.
	2:13pm sufferwords: dope twin spin - Reed/Cale
	2:13pm StringOFperils: Great transitions, key shifts...sumpin' tells me ya done this before
	2:15pm doctorjazz: John Cale-got to see him once as well, the old CBGBs, think it was Christmas or New Year's eve (Christmas seems more likely). He did a Heartbreak Hotel that also stays with me since then. Terrifying!
	2:16pm KimSorise: I did too - in Brooklyn, he did Paris 1919 front to back he was amazing. I also interviewed Mr. Cale for an hour years ago. It was life changing.
	2:22pm KimSorise: He told my producer it was the best radio interviewed he had done in 20 years.
	2:24pm StringOFperils: I still intend to learn how to play Fear one of these days. (Almost imagined breaking that out in a bookstore, and then walking away...provided I wasn't dragged away first , that is...hey, it's just a fantasy.)
	2:24pm KimSorise: Even if he was being kind, it was a noteworthy moment in my radio career.
	🥁 2:27pm WR: Kim, amazed at your comment about interviewing John Cale. You have a copy of it?
	2:27pm doctorjazz: That would be very ecxiting, Kim!
	2:29pm doctorjazz: (I reviewed jazz on the side for a defunkt Audiophile magazine, The Audiophile Voice. I did a review of a jazz guitar album once, some months later the guitarist wanted me to review his next album because, as he told my editor, "he just got it". Felt pretty good...)
	2:34pm KimSorise: I do have a copy, WR, sans the first few minutes. It was supposed to be a 20 minute session which expanded and grew. He really opened up. It was also in person.
	2:37pm doctorjazz: This Ester Philips is cool!
	2:39pm doctorjazz: Took me a few bars to recognize The Weight (the lyrics clued me in). Great take!
	2:41pm pp: Rotary Connection vs Aretha covering The Weight.. close call
	2:44pm doctorjazz: Don't forget the Staple Singers Weight.
	2:45pm doctorjazz: Definitely vinyl...
	2:45pm KimSorise: Detroit Condition vinyl hahaha
	2:45pm StringOFperils: Time to divorce myself from the infernal screen. Thank you, though, SO much! Great show.
	2:46pm KimSorise: Thanks SOP - wonderful spending time with you
	2:51pm bradford: having a blast listening today, thanks Kim!
	2:51pm pp: @dj: yes, the gospel references
	2:54pm doctorjazz: Mono? Sounds it here (not a mono-maniac, but you do get a slightly different weighting to the music elements).
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Just started working through the Revolver box.
	2:55pm KimSorise: nope it was stereo
	2:55pm doctorjazz: So much for my "golden ears"...😢
	2:56pm doctorjazz: Almost the end, terrific show, Greased Hinks and Dinks, thanks Kim! Catch you next week!
	2:58pm KimSorise: Thanks so much all! Enjoy the rest of the day. Bronwyn is up at 7
	2:58pm Doug Schulkind: Hooray for Greasy goodness. Wonderful show, Kim! As usual.
	2:59pm spodiodi: loved the show. thank you, Kim!
	🥁 3:00pm WR: Thank you! Kim!
	3:00pm KimSorise: Many thanks! Uncle Michael is back next week.

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

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