WFMU: Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from October 28, 2023

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Observations: live !!!!!
	7:04pm doctorjazz: Hi David, Observers. Listening in NJ Transit, went to see Harmony on Broadway this afternoon (loved it-I:m a sucker for holocaust stories with singing...)
	7:07pm neveract: Hi DJ DM and docjazz!
	7:14pm Observations: 👋👋👋👋👋
	7:18pm Yvang: Hi David, hi deviants!
	7:18pm neveract: Hi Yvang
	7:20pm Yvang: ↳ neveract @7:18 Hi!
	🥁 7:23pm WR: Hi David and folks.
	🥁 7:26pm WR: ↳ Song: "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree" Don't remember this song at all. I've never seen the movie and maybe I never listened to the whole soundtrack album.
	7:26pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree" The line up! Carol Kaye Richard Davis Thad Jones Billy Harper Sonny Fortune Pepper Adams Hubert Laws Howard Johnson Joe Farrell
	7:27pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Everybody Mambo" by "The Supremes w/ Sun Ra & His... popped in for a wee bit! i swear there are an infinite amount of sun ra recordings!
	7:28pm AI Ghost: ↳ northguineahills @7:27 I guess that's not the Diana Ross Supremes.
	7:29pm AI Ghost: ↳ Observations @7:26 What did Richard Roundtree do on that recording?
	7:29pm northguineahills: ↳ AI Ghost @7:28 yo, ai ghost!
	7:30pm AI Ghost: what's happening ngh
	7:30pm AI Ghost: Dis you miss the Todd-o-phonic Todd show today?
	7:31pm doctorjazz: ↳ AI Ghost @7:28 That's what I was wondering...
	7:32pm Observations: ↳ AI Ghost @7:29 he sings mostly
	7:32pm AI Ghost: I guess he just stood around looking sexy. Carol Kaye is interesting among that group.
	7:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ northguineahills @7:27 I gave up trying to get most of them, couldn't do it.
	7:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ AI Ghost @7:30 What happened on it?
	7:34pm AI Ghost: I've never heard that record, but am very fond of the Isaac Hayes soundtrack
	7:34pm northguineahills: i only make fun people's spanish pronunciation of people w/ from hispanic heritage (i'm a gringo, but i've been emersed)
	7:34pm AI Ghost: ↳ doctorjazz @7:33 First, live Dracu-Las, then a very engaging interview with Thurson Moore.
	🥁 7:35pm WR: ↳ Song: "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree" Looking up the album, I see it had nothing to do with the Shaft sound track or one of the followup Shaft movies. An all star session riding on Roundtree's new celebrity status. Totally missed that album in the 70s.
	7:36pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Tu Boquita" by "La Integracion" uhhh, there there's a lot of innuendo and double entendres in there, plus localized slang. i'm just going to leave the translation as that.....
	7:39pm northguineahills: ↳ northguineahills @7:34 (i mean, friends who's parents spoke spanish as their first language)
	7:39pm AI Ghost: There's also some Sun Ra dvd's that I got from netflix
	7:41pm northguineahills: ↳ AI Ghost @7:39 i remember back in 2011, when i could stream john cage events on netflix /pepperidge farm remembers...
	7:43pm AI Ghost: ↳ northguineahills @7:41 Yeah, memory is a tough nut. Netflix just stopped sending dvd's though last month.
	7:45pm AI Ghost: Unless one can stay consistently engaged in the present, nostalgia becomes an increasingly poignant problem as one enters old age.
	7:46pm northguineahills: ↳ AI Ghost @7:43 but at least you could keep the ones you still had...
	7:47pm AI Ghost: ↳ northguineahills @7:46 Yeah, that's usually the problem.
	7:48pm AI Ghost: The only solution is to be engaged in the present, but it's become so difficult now. There just don't seem to be enough outlets.
	7:49pm AI Ghost: But I know it would have helped if I had been able to stay in kingston. At least there's something going on there, and it's 10 miles to woodstock.
	7:52pm AI Ghost: Oh dvd's, yeah, I thought you meant memories.
	7:54pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Pa' Oriente Me Voy" by "Los Atomos de Paramonga" "It's basically Mexican sonideros (sound-system operators) slowing down the beat of a Cumbia to create a much more tangible music to dance to."
	8:08pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "Howe Gelb" exclusive, unreleased
	8:08pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Bamboleate" by "Eddie Palmieri / Cal T'jader" T'jader lol
	8:10pm neveract: ↳ Observations @8:08 That was a kinda spooky "Summertime" .. nice.. and timely.
	8:13pm doctorjazz: Ok, my stop, thanks David!
	8:13pm Observations: ↳ neveract @8:10 A spontaneous, surprise performance from Howe in his home studio right after our interview ended.
	8:33pm Brian in UK: Observations, enjoying the records but Morpheus is tugging my sleeve.
	8:35pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Retreat" by "Isaiah Collier" "Name-checking Sun Ra, Ras G, J Dilla, Fela Kuti, Miles Davis, Gil Scott-Heron, Whitney Huston, Aaliyah and Frankie Knuckles, the opening of track of Parallel Universe imagines a genreless musical lineage that resonates with the polyphony of stories his band bring to the table, from Chicago and beyond."
	8:36pm Observations: ↳ Brian in UK @8:33 thanks for listening! don't forget - The archive is open 24/7
	8:41pm Brian in UK: ↳ Observations @8:36 Thanks, need to hear Quimbara coming out of the radio.
	8:47pm Observations: ↳ Song: "The Bottle" by "Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson" Guaguancó
	8:48pm Observations: "A type of rumba. Originating in the aftermath of the abolition of slavery on the island in 1886, guaguancó represents the fusion of several Afro-Cuban profane rituals, known as rumbas. The other two important varieties are yambú and columbia. Guaguancó’s dancers, moving to the beat of percussion instruments and surrounded by a chorus with a lead singer, perform a figurative erotic choreography. The male pursues the female with strong pelvic movements of a mimetic nature. She, in turn, evades and repels him, until ultimately surrendering. The final symbolic act of possession is known as the vacunao. Many, if not most, guaguancós were anonymous compositions. The oldest, dating from late Spanish colonial era, are known as rumbas “de tiempo España.” Though African in rhythm, the guaguancó reveals certain Spanish influences, especially by way of flamenco and the rural décimas, in the text of its songs. According to Mongo Santamaría (b. 1927), one of the genre’s leading interpreters, guaguancó came about when Afro- Cubans tried to sing flamenco. Founded in the 1950s, the ensemble “Muñequitos de Matanzas” has performed traditional rumba, especially guaguancó, in the urban Matanzas style. Since the late 1990s, authentic Cuban rumba has experienced an international revival, largely due to groups like the “Muñequitos de Matanzas,” Los Papines, AfroCuba, and others."
	🥁 8:59pm WR: back to screen, had take out diner sandwiches. In 2018 we had the honor and pleasure of visiting the home base of the “Muñequitos de Matanzas” in Matanzas Cuba. Our little tour group got an afternoon work shop performance and the next night a street party. There is lots of “Muñequitos de Matanzas” on YouTube, some are very polished but still really wild stage performances. A multigeneration extended families enterprise.
	🥁 9:04pm WR: And have appreciated the Eugene McDaniels tastes scattered though the sets. That Richard Roundtree LP you played from in the first set had significant participation from Leon Pendarvis. Keyboards, music arrangements, co-write credits with McDaniels.
	🥁 9:08pm WR: ↳ Song: "Chittlin's And Cavyah" by "Ken McIntyre" Very nice. Know of McIntyre, did not know of this LP. A great find. I know of him mostly as sideman and several out / experimental jazz sessions.
	🥁 9:15pm WR: ↳ Song: "Chittlin's And Cavyah" by "Ken McIntyre" I see that Selwert Clark is credited as leading the strings, wonder if he did the arrangements as well. I thought that GTDS Doug did a splendid program featuring or featurette on Selwert Clark a while back but I can't find it.
	🥁 9:17pm WR: Ah, the feature on Selwert Clarke was longer ago than I thought, way back in 2021, wfmu.org...
	10:01pm DL in LA: ↳ Song: "Dansevise" by "Carsten Meinert Kvartet" This is killer!
	10:03pm neveract: Certainly enjoyed the show David!!
	🥁 10:04pm WR: Thank you! David! Onward
	10:05pm Observations: thank you thank you thank you
	🥁 11:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Quimbara" by "Celia & Johnny" aha, Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco! yes.

Observations of Deviance with David Mittleman: Playlist from October 28, 2023

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October 28, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
	a song					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Joe Cuba Sextet	El Pito (I’ll Never Go Back to Georgia)	Hit The Bongo! The Latin Soul Of Tico Records	Craft Recordings	2023	https://craftrecordings.com/products/hit-the-bongo-the-latin-soul-of-tico-records-2lp	0:02:31 (Pop-up)
Mike Reed	A Low Frequency Nightmare	The Separatist Party	We Jazz / Astral Spirits	2023	https://wejazzrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-separatist-party	0:05:31 (Pop-up)
DJ Trebor & O.B.F	Beggarman Dub "Beggarman Dub" by "DJ Trebor & O.B.F"	Beggarman	Dubquake / Frederiksberg	2023	https://obf-dubquake-records.bandcamp.com/album/beggarman	0:12:21 (Pop-up)
Celia & Johnny	Quimbara "Quimbara" by "Celia & Johnny"	Celia & Johnny	Vaya	1974		0:15:54 (Pop-up)
Richard Roundtree	Man From Shaft "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree"	The Man From Shaft	MGM	1972	produced by Eugene McDaniels	0:20:42 (Pop-up)
The Supremes w/ Sun Ra & His Rays Of Jazz	Everybody Mambo	Eternal Myth Revealed	Transparency	2011	live 1958	0:26:41 (Pop-up)

La Integracion	Tu Boquita "Tu Boquita" by "La Integracion"	Bailables Del Año Volumen 5	Discos Fuentes	1976		0:32:27 (Pop-up)
Elena Madera	Pu-Chun-Ga (Sweet One)	Jukebox Mambo: Rumba & Afro-Latin Accented Rhythm & Blues 1949-1960	Jazzman	2012		0:34:53 (Pop-up)
The Jazz Crusaders	Soul Bourgeoisie	Chile Con Soul	Pacific Jazz	1965		0:36:59 (Pop-up)
Eddie Harris	Silent Majority "Silent Majority" by "Eddie Harris"	Live At Newport	Atlantic	1971	featuring & written by Eugene McDaniels	0:44:34 (Pop-up)
Bobby Matos and the Combo Conquistadores	Trailo a Casa (Bring It On Home)	My Latin Soul	Philips	1967		0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Los Atomos de Paramonga	Pa' Oriente Me Voy	Saturno 2000 - La Rebajada de Los Sonideros 1962 - 1983	Analog Africa	2022		0:52:58 (Pop-up)

Bobby Hutcherson	Yuyo "Yuyo" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	Montara	Blue Note	1975		1:00:29 (Pop-up)
Howe Gelb	Summertime "Summertime" by "Howe Gelb"	Sept. 7, 2019, Tucson	N/A	2019	https://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/430	1:06:47 (Pop-up)
Eddie Palmieri / Cal T'jader	Bamboleate	Bamboleate	Tico	1967		1:07:29 (Pop-up)
Eugene McDaniels	Unspoken Dreams Of Light	Outlaw	Atlantic	1970		1:10:52 (Pop-up)
Grupo Folklorico Y Experimental Nuevayorquino	Choco's Guajira	Concepts In Unity	Salsoul	1975		1:17:35 (Pop-up)
Ray Barretto	Abidjan Revisited "Abidjan Revisited" by "Ray Barretto"	The Other Road	Fania	1973		1:23:49 (Pop-up)

Isaiah Collier	Retreat "Retreat" by "Isaiah Collier"	Parallel Universe	Night Dreamer	2023	https://isaiahcollier.bandcamp.com/album/parallel-universe	1:31:17 (Pop-up)
Ray Barretto & His Orchestra	Babalu	The Big Hits Latin Style	Tico	1963	Mono	1:39:10 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Fever "Fever" by "La Lupe"	Hit The Bongo! The Latin Soul Of Tico Records	Craft Recordings	2023	https://craftrecordings.com/products/hit-the-bongo-the-latin-soul-of-tico-records-2lp	1:41:16 (Pop-up)
Silvestre Montez Y Sus Guantanameros	El Diablo	Las Guitarras Tropicales	VampiSoul	2021		1:43:59 (Pop-up)
Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson	The Bottle	It's Your World	Arista	1976		1:46:39 (Pop-up)
	a song					2:00:25 (Pop-up)
Ken McIntyre	Chittlin's And Cavyah	'Way, 'Way Out	United Artists	1963		2:04:47 (Pop-up)
Red Saunders & His Orchestra	Summertime	Jukebox Mambo Vol. II: Afro-Latin Accents In Rhythm & Blues 1947-1961	Jazzman	2014	arranged by Sun Ra	2:09:45 (Pop-up)
Ray Barretto	Pastime Paradise "Pastime Paradise" by "Ray Barretto"	La Cuna	CTI	1981		2:12:14 (Pop-up)
Gary Bartz NTU Troop	Sifa Zote "Sifa Zote" by "Gary Bartz NTU Troop"	Follow, The Medicine Man	Prestige	1973		2:20:42 (Pop-up)
Alfredo Linares y su Sonora	El Pito	El Pito	VampiSoul	2022		2:28:21 (Pop-up)

Roberto Roena Y Su Apollo Sound	Que Se Sepa	6	International	1974		2:34:14 (Pop-up)
The Joe Cuba Sextet	Do You Feel It?	Hit The Bongo! The Latin Soul Of Tico Records	Craft Recordings	2023	based on the composition "Summertime" ; https://craftrecordings.com/products/hit-the-bongo-the-latin-soul-of-tico-records-2lp	2:38:28 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra & His Men From Space	Tequila	Eternal Myth Revealed	Transparency	2011	live 9-23-58	2:42:06 (Pop-up)
Carsten Meinert Kvartet	Dansevise	To You	Frederiksberg	2015		2:50:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Observations: live !!!!!
	7:04pm doctorjazz: Hi David, Observers. Listening in NJ Transit, went to see Harmony on Broadway this afternoon (loved it-I:m a sucker for holocaust stories with singing...)
	7:07pm neveract: Hi DJ DM and docjazz!
	7:14pm Observations: 👋👋👋👋👋
	7:18pm Yvang: Hi David, hi deviants!
	7:18pm neveract: Hi Yvang
	7:20pm Yvang: ↳ neveract @7:18 Hi!
	🥁 7:23pm WR: Hi David and folks.
	🥁 7:26pm WR: ↳ Song: "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree" Don't remember this song at all. I've never seen the movie and maybe I never listened to the whole soundtrack album.
	7:26pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree" The line up! Carol Kaye Richard Davis Thad Jones Billy Harper Sonny Fortune Pepper Adams Hubert Laws Howard Johnson Joe Farrell
	7:27pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Everybody Mambo" by "The Supremes w/ Sun Ra & His... popped in for a wee bit! i swear there are an infinite amount of sun ra recordings!
	7:28pm AI Ghost: ↳ northguineahills @7:27 I guess that's not the Diana Ross Supremes.
	7:29pm AI Ghost: ↳ Observations @7:26 What did Richard Roundtree do on that recording?
	7:29pm northguineahills: ↳ AI Ghost @7:28 yo, ai ghost!
	7:30pm AI Ghost: what's happening ngh
	7:30pm AI Ghost: Dis you miss the Todd-o-phonic Todd show today?
	7:31pm doctorjazz: ↳ AI Ghost @7:28 That's what I was wondering...
	7:32pm Observations: ↳ AI Ghost @7:29 he sings mostly
	7:32pm AI Ghost: I guess he just stood around looking sexy. Carol Kaye is interesting among that group.
	7:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ northguineahills @7:27 I gave up trying to get most of them, couldn't do it.
	7:33pm doctorjazz: ↳ AI Ghost @7:30 What happened on it?
	7:34pm AI Ghost: I've never heard that record, but am very fond of the Isaac Hayes soundtrack
	7:34pm northguineahills: i only make fun people's spanish pronunciation of people w/ from hispanic heritage (i'm a gringo, but i've been emersed)
	7:34pm AI Ghost: ↳ doctorjazz @7:33 First, live Dracu-Las, then a very engaging interview with Thurson Moore.
	🥁 7:35pm WR: ↳ Song: "Man From Shaft" by "Richard Roundtree" Looking up the album, I see it had nothing to do with the Shaft sound track or one of the followup Shaft movies. An all star session riding on Roundtree's new celebrity status. Totally missed that album in the 70s.
	7:36pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Tu Boquita" by "La Integracion" uhhh, there there's a lot of innuendo and double entendres in there, plus localized slang. i'm just going to leave the translation as that.....
	7:39pm northguineahills: ↳ northguineahills @7:34 (i mean, friends who's parents spoke spanish as their first language)
	7:39pm AI Ghost: There's also some Sun Ra dvd's that I got from netflix
	7:41pm northguineahills: ↳ AI Ghost @7:39 i remember back in 2011, when i could stream john cage events on netflix /pepperidge farm remembers...
	7:43pm AI Ghost: ↳ northguineahills @7:41 Yeah, memory is a tough nut. Netflix just stopped sending dvd's though last month.
	7:45pm AI Ghost: Unless one can stay consistently engaged in the present, nostalgia becomes an increasingly poignant problem as one enters old age.
	7:46pm northguineahills: ↳ AI Ghost @7:43 but at least you could keep the ones you still had...
	7:47pm AI Ghost: ↳ northguineahills @7:46 Yeah, that's usually the problem.
	7:48pm AI Ghost: The only solution is to be engaged in the present, but it's become so difficult now. There just don't seem to be enough outlets.
	7:49pm AI Ghost: But I know it would have helped if I had been able to stay in kingston. At least there's something going on there, and it's 10 miles to woodstock.
	7:52pm AI Ghost: Oh dvd's, yeah, I thought you meant memories.
	7:54pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Pa' Oriente Me Voy" by "Los Atomos de Paramonga" "It's basically Mexican sonideros (sound-system operators) slowing down the beat of a Cumbia to create a much more tangible music to dance to."
	8:08pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "Howe Gelb" exclusive, unreleased
	8:08pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Bamboleate" by "Eddie Palmieri / Cal T'jader" T'jader lol
	8:10pm neveract: ↳ Observations @8:08 That was a kinda spooky "Summertime" .. nice.. and timely.
	8:13pm doctorjazz: Ok, my stop, thanks David!
	8:13pm Observations: ↳ neveract @8:10 A spontaneous, surprise performance from Howe in his home studio right after our interview ended.
	8:33pm Brian in UK: Observations, enjoying the records but Morpheus is tugging my sleeve.
	8:35pm Observations: ↳ Song: "Retreat" by "Isaiah Collier" "Name-checking Sun Ra, Ras G, J Dilla, Fela Kuti, Miles Davis, Gil Scott-Heron, Whitney Huston, Aaliyah and Frankie Knuckles, the opening of track of Parallel Universe imagines a genreless musical lineage that resonates with the polyphony of stories his band bring to the table, from Chicago and beyond."
	8:36pm Observations: ↳ Brian in UK @8:33 thanks for listening! don't forget - The archive is open 24/7
	8:41pm Brian in UK: ↳ Observations @8:36 Thanks, need to hear Quimbara coming out of the radio.
	8:47pm Observations: ↳ Song: "The Bottle" by "Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson" Guaguancó
	8:48pm Observations: "A type of rumba. Originating in the aftermath of the abolition of slavery on the island in 1886, guaguancó represents the fusion of several Afro-Cuban profane rituals, known as rumbas. The other two important varieties are yambú and columbia. Guaguancó’s dancers, moving to the beat of percussion instruments and surrounded by a chorus with a lead singer, perform a figurative erotic choreography. The male pursues the female with strong pelvic movements of a mimetic nature. She, in turn, evades and repels him, until ultimately surrendering. The final symbolic act of possession is known as the vacunao. Many, if not most, guaguancós were anonymous compositions. The oldest, dating from late Spanish colonial era, are known as rumbas “de tiempo España.” Though African in rhythm, the guaguancó reveals certain Spanish influences, especially by way of flamenco and the rural décimas, in the text of its songs. According to Mongo Santamaría (b. 1927), one of the genre’s leading interpreters, guaguancó came about when Afro- Cubans tried to sing flamenco. Founded in the 1950s, the ensemble “Muñequitos de Matanzas” has performed traditional rumba, especially guaguancó, in the urban Matanzas style. Since the late 1990s, authentic Cuban rumba has experienced an international revival, largely due to groups like the “Muñequitos de Matanzas,” Los Papines, AfroCuba, and others."
	🥁 8:59pm WR: back to screen, had take out diner sandwiches. In 2018 we had the honor and pleasure of visiting the home base of the “Muñequitos de Matanzas” in Matanzas Cuba. Our little tour group got an afternoon work shop performance and the next night a street party. There is lots of “Muñequitos de Matanzas” on YouTube, some are very polished but still really wild stage performances. A multigeneration extended families enterprise.
	🥁 9:04pm WR: And have appreciated the Eugene McDaniels tastes scattered though the sets. That Richard Roundtree LP you played from in the first set had significant participation from Leon Pendarvis. Keyboards, music arrangements, co-write credits with McDaniels.
	🥁 9:08pm WR: ↳ Song: "Chittlin's And Cavyah" by "Ken McIntyre" Very nice. Know of McIntyre, did not know of this LP. A great find. I know of him mostly as sideman and several out / experimental jazz sessions.
	🥁 9:15pm WR: ↳ Song: "Chittlin's And Cavyah" by "Ken McIntyre" I see that Selwert Clark is credited as leading the strings, wonder if he did the arrangements as well. I thought that GTDS Doug did a splendid program featuring or featurette on Selwert Clark a while back but I can't find it.
	🥁 9:17pm WR: Ah, the feature on Selwert Clarke was longer ago than I thought, way back in 2021, wfmu.org...
	10:01pm DL in LA: ↳ Song: "Dansevise" by "Carsten Meinert Kvartet" This is killer!
	10:03pm neveract: Certainly enjoyed the show David!!
	🥁 10:04pm WR: Thank you! David! Onward
	10:05pm Observations: thank you thank you thank you
	🥁 11:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Quimbara" by "Celia & Johnny" aha, Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco! yes.

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