WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from June 15, 2024

Listener comments!
	10:56am RobbieWhite: Good morning Bob
	10:58am doctorjazz: Hi Bob and Saturday Streamers!
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Bob, and all other listeners!
	11:01am Soule: Good morning, Bob, Robbie, Doc, Andrew, and friends!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Morning Robbie White of WOWD
	11:01am Bob Brainen: hi doctorjazz
	11:01am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Soule @11:01 Good morning, Soule!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Good morning Andrew in Toronto
	11:02am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @10:58 Hi there, doc!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Morning Soule
	11:03am chresti: Morning, Bob and braineniacs!
	11:04am wmfromd: Morning Bob and all!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Morning chresti
	11:05am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:03 Morning, crestikins!
	11:05am Bob Brainen: hey wmfromd
	11:06am SecretSquirrel: Happy Saturday, Bob ‘n’ all the Brainiacs!
	11:06am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Baby Talk" by "Music Revelation Ensemble" Roland Jackson came to mind immediately on hering this (harmelodic sounding, whatever that means). And Blood Ulmer. Sure enouth... Composed By – James Blood Ulmer Drums, Percussion – Ronald Shannon Jackson Electric Bass – Amin Ali Ensemble – Music Revelation Ensemble Guitar, Vocals – James Blood Ulmer Tenor Saxophone – David Murray
	11:06am adamdoesit: Hello Bob and braintrust! Bob, I so enjoyed last week's One Hour With… Nilsson, which I caught on the archive. Like ice cream for the ears.
	11:07am chresti: Morning Andrew in TOkins!
	11:07am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Baby Talk" by "Music Revelation Ensemble" (Saw David Murray at The Village Vanguard a couple of weeks ago. Saw him a bunch in the 80s/90s, man, can he still blow!
	11:08am SecretSquirrel: Did MRE make more than one album? I think I stupidly sold the one they put out on Moers
	11:08am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:06 The show inspired me to work my through my "complete Nilsson" box, which I'm doing slowly...
	11:09am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bob and all!
	11:09am Bob Brainen: SecretSquirrel, to you as well.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: Hello adamdoesit
	11:10am Bob Brainen: ↳ adamdoesit @11:06 Thanks you, I enjoyed putting that together.
	11:11am Bob Brainen: ↳ SecretSquirrel @11:08 I think there is 2 albums.
	11:11am doctorjazz: ↳ SecretSquirrel @11:08 According to Discogs, this one was originally on Moers... www.discogs.com...
	11:11am Bob Brainen: listener james from westwood, morning
	11:12am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob & all!
	11:13am Bob Brainen: ↳ doctorjazz @11:11 Oh, there's more albums than I was aware of. That's good news.
	11:13am Bob Brainen: Hi Gina Bacon.
	11:15am ∫ydniuß: ‘morn Bob! Judy is up there with Sonja and Jacqui all my favorite singers have such interesting names
	11:15am (Mr) Bill: Happy day between Flag Day and Bloomsday to all.
	11:15am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @11:07 I caught one of those David Murray shows, too. It was my first. I felt I could hear the whole history of jazz when he played: African drums, marches and polyphony, swing, bop, the avant garde… all there, all alive. It blew me away.
	11:15am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Gina Bacon @11:12 Morning, Gina!
	11:16am Gina Bacon: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:15 Morning, Andrew!
	11:17am Bob Brainen: ↳ adamdoesit @11:15 That sounds awesome!
	11:19am Dean: Murray played a house in North Berkeley last night with Kahil El'Zabar. I didn't make it.
	11:21am Bob Brainen: ↳ Dean @11:19 Hey Dean
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: G'morning.
	11:23am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 Glad to see you here this morning, Doug.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: G'morning to you, Doug.
	11:24am adamdoesit: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 I'm sorry for your loss, Doug. Thank for reminding me to treasure these foolish dogs while they're here.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: Hey (MR) Bill
	11:26am Jeff: Good Morning Bob + fellow listeners
	11:27am Bob Brainen: Good morning Jeff
	11:28am tom tom the pipers son: good morning bob and listeners good morning doug
	11:28am SecretSquirrel: Yer in a swinging’ mood this morning, Bob! I’m digging the crazy sounds
	11:31am Gina Bacon: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 Morning, Doug!
	11:35am Bob Brainen: Hey tom tom the pipers son
	11:41am tom tom the pipers son: i guess in the 20's, ragtime in the not too distant past, rhythm was handled by many instruments, like banjo and piano that the drums came in sparingly
	11:43am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:41 didn't hear the drums much in those two tracks
	11:45am doctorjazz: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 Hi Doug-hard day yesterday, so sorry...
	11:45am Bob Brainen: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:41 That and the fact that the technology didn't allow for a full drum set to be used and recorded. It would take a bit for that capability to exist, which is why i love this Baby Dodds album so much!
	11:46am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:45 u huh....i heard him there at the end though
	11:48am Bob Brainen: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:46 Yes in 1946, but I'm talking the limitations of recording in the 20s.
	11:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:48 yes, i got that, thanks
	11:49am Bob Brainen: Ah Doug, I just caught on. So sorry for your loss!
	11:51am Sem: Bob! Thanks for the Sondheim.
	11:52am Bob Brainen: Hey Sem, my pleasure.
	11:52am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Sem @11:51 Hiya, Sem!
	11:52am Sem: * Sondheim *
	11:53am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Pretty Lady" by "Stephen Sondheim" liked that though i am not into theater music
	11:53am Sem: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:52 Good afternoon, almost, Andrew.
	11:53am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Song: "Pretty Lady" by "Stephen Sondheim" Gorgeous. I saw “Merrily We Roll Along” on Wednesday. If, like yours truly, you don’t know the show well, try to make it a lived experience by the time it closes on July 7.
	12:00pm adamdoesit: ↳ (Mr) Bill @11:53 Thanks for the prompt, (Mr) Bill.
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: Steeleye Span took took more than a little of the vocal sound of The Watersons.
	12:04pm Dean: We have Ralph Vaughan Williams to thank for collecting one instance of the song that became "Holmfirth Anthem." I don't know whether he arranged his own setting.
	12:04pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:01 a woman (matriarch?) from the watersons died in the recent past ...couple yrs ago...(?)
	12:04pm gene sculatti: Hey, Bob!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:01 Maddy Prior was my first musical crush. A crush that endures.
	12:12pm Bob Brainen: Hey Gene Sculatti
	12:13pm Dean: Is Happy Posterior the opposite of Maddy Prior?
	12:13pm Sem: Love the Fairport.
	12:13pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "I Don't Know Where I Stand" by "Fairport Convention" A favorite song
	12:14pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:10 Interesting. I'd have to think about who my first was...hmmm...
	12:15pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:04 yes norma waterson age 82 died in '22
	12:18pm tom tom the pipers son: someone commented the other day on ian mcdonald....crimson---->faust----->foreigner----> oooof
	12:21pm PAULS: Ian was a bar mate of mine in the mid aughts! He and I frequented the same local in midtown, raised many a glass with him. Great guy. Good morning everyone
	12:23pm Bob Brainen: Hey PAULS, very cool.
	12:25pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PAULS @12:21 Hi, PAUlS!
	12:25pm chresti: ↳ Dean @12:13 Happy After
	12:26pm PAULS: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @12:25 hey andrew!
	12:27pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Chelsea Morning" by "Fairport Convention" They look so young!
	12:29pm Bob Brainen: ↳ chresti @12:27 They were! I think all teenagers except 1.
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: pictured L to R: Peter Giles, Michael Giles, Judy Dyble, Ian McDonald, Robert Fripp
	12:32pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:14 My first musical crush may have been the woman licking her finger on the cover of “Whipped Cream and Other Delights.” Not very musical, I know. I was all of 10 years old.
	12:33pm Bob Brainen: Aha, just remembered, that the middle eight of "Passages of Time" would be recycled for King Crimson's "Peace" from the Poseidon album. Everyone borrows from themselves. Sometimes from others.
	12:38pm zumzar: Hi Bob, it is always a privilege to listen your show, one of my WFMU favorites. Not very often I can hear a DJ with the knowledge of music that you have. Just keep doing the great work you do. Thank you and don’t let this spoil you 😺.
	12:41pm Bob Brainen: Hi zumzar, thank you. I'm blushing.
	12:42pm Gerry from Miami: @Doug Schulkind. My first FEMALE music crush was Lesley Gore, then Dusty Springfield, Dionne Warwick and, of course, Joni. Male music crushes have included the Everly Brothers, Smokey Robinson, Elvis Costello and Levi Stubbs of the Four Tops.
	12:44pm James Douglas: Greetings Bob from Mhoon Landing MS on the big river! Great tunes to go with a rural road trip. Memphis before you’re done today!
	12:44pm Bob Brainen: L to R: Martin Lamble, Simon Nichol, Judy Dyble, Richard Thompson, Ian Matthews, Ashley Hutchings.
	12:45pm Bob Brainen: Hey Gerry from Miami, you ok down there?
	12:50pm Dean: I saw Pete Sears at the venue behind my house with his band Moon Alice. Sears was on Rod Stewart's remarkable Every Picture Tells a Story.
	12:50pm Dean: (I assume, without knowing for sure, that the name Moon Alice alludes to The Honeymooners.)
	12:51pm Gerry from Miami: Good Afternoon, BOB! Really digging these DYBLE/FAIRPORT tunes. JACKIE McSHEA and PENTANGLE are listening to this show inside my head.
	12:53pm chresti: ↳ Dean @12:50 To the moon, Alice!
	12:53pm Dean: Exactly, chresti.
	12:55pm Bob Brainen: Hey James Douglas, wow, on the mighty 'Missis-sip.'
	12:59pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Both Sides Now [demo]" by "Fairport Convention" interestingly uptempo
	1:00pm Gerry from Miami: Yes, BOB. Thanks for asking! The rains have been intense, but my part of Miami/Dade County was spared of any scary flooding. But the forecasts predict even more wet stuff over the next week. I am just happy that the hurricane-strength winds have stayed away(SO FAR!).
	1:01pm doctorjazz: Had to run, will need to catch up with the Archived show! This is lovely!
	1:01pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:00 So far so good. We're expecting a heat wave up here. Oh well.
	1:05pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Song: "Dreamtime" by "Judy Dyble" Loverly. One of those songs for which I can’t answer the vexing question, “3/4 or 6/8?” They are legion.
	1:06pm chresti: Upper 80s forecast for today, in San Gabriel, CA
	1:09pm Dean: I have an issue with Fripp's choice of vocalists, particularly in King Crimson, whose big box The Road to Red I just acquired. Wetton is way too high in most of the mixes, and his delivery upstages the shows so often, all blustery and show-offy. Judy Dyble is a refreshing exception to my rule.
	1:09pm Gerry from Miami: BOB, south Florida is almost a 365-days a year heatwave! But I've been to Phoenix and will take Florida any day!
	1:13pm Gerry from Miami: Anything by folkie Eric Andersen is always welcome, Bob.
	1:14pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:13 Probably Eric Anderson's best song. I'm particularly fond of the Blues Project version.
	1:17pm Bob Brainen: Hey Frank Zaatar, that's a fine version too.
	1:17pm Gerry from Miami: Before I forget, a most HAPPY FATHERS' DAY to all the dads in Bob's audience today!
	1:21pm SmokinJ: A bit of magic! Mornin' bb & all! 8-)
	1:23pm Gerry from Miami: I really like that Earth is Sleeping" number. Is that really a male voice duetting with Judy?
	1:24pm Bob Brainen: Hey SmokinJ
	1:24pm James Douglas: Who influenced who? Judy dible or Annie Haslam?
	1:28pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:17 Dare we hope for a special on the Kalb/Kooper/Katz Konstellation sometime soon?
	1:30pm Dean: "Is it live or is it...?"
	1:30pm Gerry from Miami: @James Douglas. WOW! Hadn't thought of ANNIE HASLAM in a very long time. Saw her with RENAISSANCE in a stunning show at Cornell University in the fall of 1977. They had installed a giant mirror ball in the ceiling. Great memory! Also caught Talking Heads in a tiny club there in Ithaca, NY, that semester. Just starting out, those guys.
	1:33pm Dean: Wikipedia claims without a citation that Dyble went on to become a librarian. I wonder where/when/how.
	1:38pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:30 Ithaca in 1977! Gerry, did you follow The Zobo Funn Band?
	1:41pm Gerry from Miami: @Frank Zaatar. No, were they a local band on the make? I was in an immersive Ph.D. program and had very little time to check out the scene in Ithaca, unfortunately. Whatever happened to that band?
	1:43pm Dean: Saw Renaissance in '77 or '78 at LA's Greek Theater. Opening act was Jean-Luc Ponty.
	1:49pm Gerry from Miami: RENAISSANCE and PONTY on a double bill! Lucky you! I was fortunate enough to see JEAN-LUC a couple of times, once at a cool seaside-adjacent club called the GOLDEN BEAR in Huntington Beach, CA.
	1:51pm Dean: I was just checking Ponty's touring schedule, where I saw a string of Golden Bear shows. That would have been spectacular! He also played at Berkeley's Greek Theater.
	1:52pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:41 The Zobo Funn Band were a very innovative Jazz/rock band who had a cult following in Ithaca in the 70s (I guess today they would be unfairly be called a "jam band"). They featured Jeremy Werbel, a very prolific songwriter and vocalist, and lead guitarist David Torn, who is now one of the finest jazz guitarists. They put out one poorly recorded studio album but they were one of the best live bands I've ever seen.
	1:53pm adamdoesit: Thank you, Bob. Thank you, Mr. Jelly Roll.
	1:55pm chresti: Thanks Bob!
	1:56pm Gerry from Miami: That JELLY ROLL MORTON piece was awesome. Such an articulate musician!
	1:56pm Frank Zaatar: Thanks, Bob, for another high-level seminar in music history!
	1:56pm Soule: Thank you, Bob! Beautiful show!
	1:56pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Frank Zaatar @1:56 What he said.
	1:57pm listener 126464: Hey, Bob, been listening. Thanks for a great show!
	1:57pm Dean: Found a review of a Zobo Funn Band show in Variety, late '75. Happy to forward it to you, Frank, but I'll need an email address. If you want it, email me at deanrowan@duck.com.
	1:59pm Dean: Show was at CBGB.
	1:59pm PAULS: thanks bob!
	2:00pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Dean @1:57 Thanks, Dean. Wow, CBGB--I guess that's when they did feature Country, Bluegrass, and Blues.
	2:04pm WR: Great episode, Bob, thank you. Enjoyed the Judy Dibyle hour. The JRM piece was interesting but a bit painful to me. Morton extending himself to try to please this pushy young government researcher. All good. Again, many thanks.
	5:55pm Andrew in Toronto: What an inspired show! Thanks, Bob!
	2:08pm doctorjazz: Hey Bob, missed most of the show Saturday, just caught up, loved it, thanks!

Bob Brainen: Playlist from June 15, 2024

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Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience 1961 / 1966 0:00:48 (Pop-up)

Music Revelation Ensemble Baby Talk No Wave 1980 0:02:27 (Pop-up)

Mulatu Astatke Mulatu's Mood "Mulatu's Mood" by "Mulatu Astatke" Steps Ahead 2010 0:12:05 (Pop-up)

Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers Corrine Corrina 1937 Decca 78 0:17:58 (Pop-up)

Skeeter Davis & NRBQ Someday My Prince Will Come She Sings They Play 1981 / 2024 * 0:21:18 (Pop-up)

Bill Haley & His Comets Crazy Man Crazy 1953 Essex label 0:24:08 (Pop-up)

Brother Jack McDuff Briar Patch "Briar Patch" by "Brother Jack McDuff" Hot Barbeque 1966 0:26:51 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

0:29:29 (Pop-up)

Baby Dodds Drums In The 20s_Jazzin' Babies' Blues_Wild Man Blues Talking & Drums Solos 1946 / 1951 Folkways 10" 0:34:20 (Pop-up)

Thorinshield Life is a Dream "Life is a Dream" by "Thorinshield" Thorinshield 1967 0:43:01 (Pop-up)

Cassandra Violet The Tallest Mountain 2023 Live in a studio version 0:44:57 (Pop-up)

Stephen Sondheim Pretty Lady "Pretty Lady" by "Stephen Sondheim" Pacific Overtures 1976 OST 0:48:57 (Pop-up)

Oscar Levant 3 Preludes By Gershwinn 1941 Columbia label 0:51:45 (Pop-up)

Kevin Ayers Eleanor's Cake (Which Ate Her) Joy Of A Toy 1969 / 2003 0:57:25 (Pop-up)

The Watersons The Holmfirth Anthem The Watersons 1966 1:00:36 (Pop-up)

Marewrew Sonjayno [Game Sing] "Sonjayno [Game Sing]" by "Marewrew" Ukouk. Round Singing Voices of the Ainu 2012-2024 2024 * 1:02:28 (Pop-up)

a song 1:04:37 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

1:04:39 (Pop-up)

One Hour With...Judy Dyble "One Hour With...Judy Dyble"

Fairport Convention I Don't Know Where I Stand Fairport Convention 1968 debut album

1:12:22 (Pop-up)

Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble] Plastic Pennies The Brondesbury Tapes 1968 / 2001

1:15:39 (Pop-up)

Trader Horne Velvet To Atone "Velvet To Atone" by "Trader Horne" Morning Way 1970

1:18:03 (Pop-up)

Judy Dyble & Andy Lewis Summers Of Love Summer Dancing 2017

1:20:36 (Pop-up)

G.F. Fitz-Gerald May Four "May Four" by "G.F. Fitz-Gerald" Mouse Proof 1970 / 2006

1:23:11 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention Chelsea Morning Fairport Convention 1968

1:26:05 (Pop-up)

Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble] Passages Of Time The Brondesbury Tapes 1968 / 2001

1:29:21 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention Lay Down Your Weary Tune LIve At The BBC 1968 / 2007

1:32:42 (Pop-up)

Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble] Murder The Brondesbury Tapes 1968 / 2001

1:36:31 (Pop-up)

Trader Horne Morning Way "Morning Way" by "Trader Horne" Morning Way 1970

1:40:28 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention One Sure Thing Fairport Convention 1968

1:43:36 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

1:46:31 (Pop-up)

Judy Dyble "talks about her Fairport days" 2016 See: rockhistory.co.uk

1:55:02 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention Both Sides Now [demo] Judy Dyble Anthology: Part One 1967 / 2015

1:57:56 (Pop-up)

Judy Dyble Dreamtime "Dreamtime" by "Judy Dyble" Talking With Strangers 2009

2:00:56 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention Portfolio "Portfolio" by "Fairport Convention" Fairport Convention 1968

2:05:15 (Pop-up)

Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble] I Talk To The Wind The Brondesbury Tapes 1968 / 2001

2:07:11 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention Violets of Dawn LIve At The BBC 1968 / 2007

2:10:28 (Pop-up)

Judy & The Folkmen Come All Ye Fair & Tender Maidens Judy Dyble Anthology: Part One 1964 / 2015

2:14:28 (Pop-up)

Fairport Convention If I Had a Ribbon Bow 1968 debut non-lp single

2:16:45 (Pop-up)

Judy Dyble & Andy Lewis Earth Is Sleeping Earth Is Sleeping 2018

2:19:24 (Pop-up)

Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble] Under The Sky The Brondesbury Tapes 1968 / 2001

2:23:55 (Pop-up)

Judy Dyble Mirror Master Cassette Tape Ad Judy Dyble Anthology: Part One 1982 / 2015

2:27:51 (Pop-up)

Dyble . Langdon The Daguerroetype Between A Breath & A Breath 2020 posthumous release

2:30:15 (Pop-up)

a song 2:34:48 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:34:50 (Pop-up)

Jelly Roll Morton When The Hot Stuff Came In The Complete Library Of Congress Recordings 1938 / 2005 2:44:02 (Pop-up)

Duke Ellington & Coleman Hawkins Self Portrait Of The Bean Duke Ellington & Coleman Hawkins 1962 2:52:50 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:56:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:56am RobbieWhite: Good morning Bob
	10:58am doctorjazz: Hi Bob and Saturday Streamers!
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning, Bob, and all other listeners!
	11:01am Soule: Good morning, Bob, Robbie, Doc, Andrew, and friends!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Morning Robbie White of WOWD
	11:01am Bob Brainen: hi doctorjazz
	11:01am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Soule @11:01 Good morning, Soule!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Good morning Andrew in Toronto
	11:02am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ doctorjazz @10:58 Hi there, doc!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Morning Soule
	11:03am chresti: Morning, Bob and braineniacs!
	11:04am wmfromd: Morning Bob and all!
	11:04am Bob Brainen: Morning chresti
	11:05am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:03 Morning, crestikins!
	11:05am Bob Brainen: hey wmfromd
	11:06am SecretSquirrel: Happy Saturday, Bob ‘n’ all the Brainiacs!
	11:06am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Baby Talk" by "Music Revelation Ensemble" Roland Jackson came to mind immediately on hering this (harmelodic sounding, whatever that means). And Blood Ulmer. Sure enouth... Composed By – James Blood Ulmer Drums, Percussion – Ronald Shannon Jackson Electric Bass – Amin Ali Ensemble – Music Revelation Ensemble Guitar, Vocals – James Blood Ulmer Tenor Saxophone – David Murray
	11:06am adamdoesit: Hello Bob and braintrust! Bob, I so enjoyed last week's One Hour With… Nilsson, which I caught on the archive. Like ice cream for the ears.
	11:07am chresti: Morning Andrew in TOkins!
	11:07am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Baby Talk" by "Music Revelation Ensemble" (Saw David Murray at The Village Vanguard a couple of weeks ago. Saw him a bunch in the 80s/90s, man, can he still blow!
	11:08am SecretSquirrel: Did MRE make more than one album? I think I stupidly sold the one they put out on Moers
	11:08am doctorjazz: ↳ adamdoesit @11:06 The show inspired me to work my through my "complete Nilsson" box, which I'm doing slowly...
	11:09am listener james from westwood: Morning, Bob and all!
	11:09am Bob Brainen: SecretSquirrel, to you as well.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: Hello adamdoesit
	11:10am Bob Brainen: ↳ adamdoesit @11:06 Thanks you, I enjoyed putting that together.
	11:11am Bob Brainen: ↳ SecretSquirrel @11:08 I think there is 2 albums.
	11:11am doctorjazz: ↳ SecretSquirrel @11:08 According to Discogs, this one was originally on Moers... www.discogs.com...
	11:11am Bob Brainen: listener james from westwood, morning
	11:12am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob & all!
	11:13am Bob Brainen: ↳ doctorjazz @11:11 Oh, there's more albums than I was aware of. That's good news.
	11:13am Bob Brainen: Hi Gina Bacon.
	11:15am ∫ydniuß: ‘morn Bob! Judy is up there with Sonja and Jacqui all my favorite singers have such interesting names
	11:15am (Mr) Bill: Happy day between Flag Day and Bloomsday to all.
	11:15am adamdoesit: ↳ doctorjazz @11:07 I caught one of those David Murray shows, too. It was my first. I felt I could hear the whole history of jazz when he played: African drums, marches and polyphony, swing, bop, the avant garde… all there, all alive. It blew me away.
	11:15am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Gina Bacon @11:12 Morning, Gina!
	11:16am Gina Bacon: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:15 Morning, Andrew!
	11:17am Bob Brainen: ↳ adamdoesit @11:15 That sounds awesome!
	11:19am Dean: Murray played a house in North Berkeley last night with Kahil El'Zabar. I didn't make it.
	11:21am Bob Brainen: ↳ Dean @11:19 Hey Dean
	11:22am Doug Schulkind: G'morning.
	11:23am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 Glad to see you here this morning, Doug.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: G'morning to you, Doug.
	11:24am adamdoesit: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 I'm sorry for your loss, Doug. Thank for reminding me to treasure these foolish dogs while they're here.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: Hey (MR) Bill
	11:26am Jeff: Good Morning Bob + fellow listeners
	11:27am Bob Brainen: Good morning Jeff
	11:28am tom tom the pipers son: good morning bob and listeners good morning doug
	11:28am SecretSquirrel: Yer in a swinging’ mood this morning, Bob! I’m digging the crazy sounds
	11:31am Gina Bacon: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 Morning, Doug!
	11:35am Bob Brainen: Hey tom tom the pipers son
	11:41am tom tom the pipers son: i guess in the 20's, ragtime in the not too distant past, rhythm was handled by many instruments, like banjo and piano that the drums came in sparingly
	11:43am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:41 didn't hear the drums much in those two tracks
	11:45am doctorjazz: ↳ Doug Schulkind @11:22 Hi Doug-hard day yesterday, so sorry...
	11:45am Bob Brainen: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:41 That and the fact that the technology didn't allow for a full drum set to be used and recorded. It would take a bit for that capability to exist, which is why i love this Baby Dodds album so much!
	11:46am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:45 u huh....i heard him there at the end though
	11:48am Bob Brainen: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:46 Yes in 1946, but I'm talking the limitations of recording in the 20s.
	11:49am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @11:48 yes, i got that, thanks
	11:49am Bob Brainen: Ah Doug, I just caught on. So sorry for your loss!
	11:51am Sem: Bob! Thanks for the Sondheim.
	11:52am Bob Brainen: Hey Sem, my pleasure.
	11:52am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Sem @11:51 Hiya, Sem!
	11:52am Sem: * Sondheim *
	11:53am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Pretty Lady" by "Stephen Sondheim" liked that though i am not into theater music
	11:53am Sem: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:52 Good afternoon, almost, Andrew.
	11:53am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Song: "Pretty Lady" by "Stephen Sondheim" Gorgeous. I saw “Merrily We Roll Along” on Wednesday. If, like yours truly, you don’t know the show well, try to make it a lived experience by the time it closes on July 7.
	12:00pm adamdoesit: ↳ (Mr) Bill @11:53 Thanks for the prompt, (Mr) Bill.
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: Steeleye Span took took more than a little of the vocal sound of The Watersons.
	12:04pm Dean: We have Ralph Vaughan Williams to thank for collecting one instance of the song that became "Holmfirth Anthem." I don't know whether he arranged his own setting.
	12:04pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:01 a woman (matriarch?) from the watersons died in the recent past ...couple yrs ago...(?)
	12:04pm gene sculatti: Hey, Bob!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:01 Maddy Prior was my first musical crush. A crush that endures.
	12:12pm Bob Brainen: Hey Gene Sculatti
	12:13pm Dean: Is Happy Posterior the opposite of Maddy Prior?
	12:13pm Sem: Love the Fairport.
	12:13pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "I Don't Know Where I Stand" by "Fairport Convention" A favorite song
	12:14pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Doug Schulkind @12:10 Interesting. I'd have to think about who my first was...hmmm...
	12:15pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @12:04 yes norma waterson age 82 died in '22
	12:18pm tom tom the pipers son: someone commented the other day on ian mcdonald....crimson---->faust----->foreigner----> oooof
	12:21pm PAULS: Ian was a bar mate of mine in the mid aughts! He and I frequented the same local in midtown, raised many a glass with him. Great guy. Good morning everyone
	12:23pm Bob Brainen: Hey PAULS, very cool.
	12:25pm Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PAULS @12:21 Hi, PAUlS!
	12:25pm chresti: ↳ Dean @12:13 Happy After
	12:26pm PAULS: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @12:25 hey andrew!
	12:27pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Chelsea Morning" by "Fairport Convention" They look so young!
	12:29pm Bob Brainen: ↳ chresti @12:27 They were! I think all teenagers except 1.
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: pictured L to R: Peter Giles, Michael Giles, Judy Dyble, Ian McDonald, Robert Fripp
	12:32pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:14 My first musical crush may have been the woman licking her finger on the cover of “Whipped Cream and Other Delights.” Not very musical, I know. I was all of 10 years old.
	12:33pm Bob Brainen: Aha, just remembered, that the middle eight of "Passages of Time" would be recycled for King Crimson's "Peace" from the Poseidon album. Everyone borrows from themselves. Sometimes from others.
	12:38pm zumzar: Hi Bob, it is always a privilege to listen your show, one of my WFMU favorites. Not very often I can hear a DJ with the knowledge of music that you have. Just keep doing the great work you do. Thank you and don’t let this spoil you 😺.
	12:41pm Bob Brainen: Hi zumzar, thank you. I'm blushing.
	12:42pm Gerry from Miami: @Doug Schulkind. My first FEMALE music crush was Lesley Gore, then Dusty Springfield, Dionne Warwick and, of course, Joni. Male music crushes have included the Everly Brothers, Smokey Robinson, Elvis Costello and Levi Stubbs of the Four Tops.
	12:44pm James Douglas: Greetings Bob from Mhoon Landing MS on the big river! Great tunes to go with a rural road trip. Memphis before you’re done today!
	12:44pm Bob Brainen: L to R: Martin Lamble, Simon Nichol, Judy Dyble, Richard Thompson, Ian Matthews, Ashley Hutchings.
	12:45pm Bob Brainen: Hey Gerry from Miami, you ok down there?
	12:50pm Dean: I saw Pete Sears at the venue behind my house with his band Moon Alice. Sears was on Rod Stewart's remarkable Every Picture Tells a Story.
	12:50pm Dean: (I assume, without knowing for sure, that the name Moon Alice alludes to The Honeymooners.)
	12:51pm Gerry from Miami: Good Afternoon, BOB! Really digging these DYBLE/FAIRPORT tunes. JACKIE McSHEA and PENTANGLE are listening to this show inside my head.
	12:53pm chresti: ↳ Dean @12:50 To the moon, Alice!
	12:53pm Dean: Exactly, chresti.
	12:55pm Bob Brainen: Hey James Douglas, wow, on the mighty 'Missis-sip.'
	12:59pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Both Sides Now [demo]" by "Fairport Convention" interestingly uptempo
	1:00pm Gerry from Miami: Yes, BOB. Thanks for asking! The rains have been intense, but my part of Miami/Dade County was spared of any scary flooding. But the forecasts predict even more wet stuff over the next week. I am just happy that the hurricane-strength winds have stayed away(SO FAR!).
	1:01pm doctorjazz: Had to run, will need to catch up with the Archived show! This is lovely!
	1:01pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:00 So far so good. We're expecting a heat wave up here. Oh well.
	1:05pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Song: "Dreamtime" by "Judy Dyble" Loverly. One of those songs for which I can’t answer the vexing question, “3/4 or 6/8?” They are legion.
	1:06pm chresti: Upper 80s forecast for today, in San Gabriel, CA
	1:09pm Dean: I have an issue with Fripp's choice of vocalists, particularly in King Crimson, whose big box The Road to Red I just acquired. Wetton is way too high in most of the mixes, and his delivery upstages the shows so often, all blustery and show-offy. Judy Dyble is a refreshing exception to my rule.
	1:09pm Gerry from Miami: BOB, south Florida is almost a 365-days a year heatwave! But I've been to Phoenix and will take Florida any day!
	1:13pm Gerry from Miami: Anything by folkie Eric Andersen is always welcome, Bob.
	1:14pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:13 Probably Eric Anderson's best song. I'm particularly fond of the Blues Project version.
	1:17pm Bob Brainen: Hey Frank Zaatar, that's a fine version too.
	1:17pm Gerry from Miami: Before I forget, a most HAPPY FATHERS' DAY to all the dads in Bob's audience today!
	1:21pm SmokinJ: A bit of magic! Mornin' bb & all! 8-)
	1:23pm Gerry from Miami: I really like that Earth is Sleeping" number. Is that really a male voice duetting with Judy?
	1:24pm Bob Brainen: Hey SmokinJ
	1:24pm James Douglas: Who influenced who? Judy dible or Annie Haslam?
	1:28pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:17 Dare we hope for a special on the Kalb/Kooper/Katz Konstellation sometime soon?
	1:30pm Dean: "Is it live or is it...?"
	1:30pm Gerry from Miami: @James Douglas. WOW! Hadn't thought of ANNIE HASLAM in a very long time. Saw her with RENAISSANCE in a stunning show at Cornell University in the fall of 1977. They had installed a giant mirror ball in the ceiling. Great memory! Also caught Talking Heads in a tiny club there in Ithaca, NY, that semester. Just starting out, those guys.
	1:33pm Dean: Wikipedia claims without a citation that Dyble went on to become a librarian. I wonder where/when/how.
	1:38pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:30 Ithaca in 1977! Gerry, did you follow The Zobo Funn Band?
	1:41pm Gerry from Miami: @Frank Zaatar. No, were they a local band on the make? I was in an immersive Ph.D. program and had very little time to check out the scene in Ithaca, unfortunately. Whatever happened to that band?
	1:43pm Dean: Saw Renaissance in '77 or '78 at LA's Greek Theater. Opening act was Jean-Luc Ponty.
	1:49pm Gerry from Miami: RENAISSANCE and PONTY on a double bill! Lucky you! I was fortunate enough to see JEAN-LUC a couple of times, once at a cool seaside-adjacent club called the GOLDEN BEAR in Huntington Beach, CA.
	1:51pm Dean: I was just checking Ponty's touring schedule, where I saw a string of Golden Bear shows. That would have been spectacular! He also played at Berkeley's Greek Theater.
	1:52pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Gerry from Miami @1:41 The Zobo Funn Band were a very innovative Jazz/rock band who had a cult following in Ithaca in the 70s (I guess today they would be unfairly be called a "jam band"). They featured Jeremy Werbel, a very prolific songwriter and vocalist, and lead guitarist David Torn, who is now one of the finest jazz guitarists. They put out one poorly recorded studio album but they were one of the best live bands I've ever seen.
	1:53pm adamdoesit: Thank you, Bob. Thank you, Mr. Jelly Roll.
	1:55pm chresti: Thanks Bob!
	1:56pm Gerry from Miami: That JELLY ROLL MORTON piece was awesome. Such an articulate musician!
	1:56pm Frank Zaatar: Thanks, Bob, for another high-level seminar in music history!
	1:56pm Soule: Thank you, Bob! Beautiful show!
	1:56pm (Mr) Bill: ↳ Frank Zaatar @1:56 What he said.
	1:57pm listener 126464: Hey, Bob, been listening. Thanks for a great show!
	1:57pm Dean: Found a review of a Zobo Funn Band show in Variety, late '75. Happy to forward it to you, Frank, but I'll need an email address. If you want it, email me at deanrowan@duck.com.
	1:59pm Dean: Show was at CBGB.
	1:59pm PAULS: thanks bob!
	2:00pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Dean @1:57 Thanks, Dean. Wow, CBGB--I guess that's when they did feature Country, Bluegrass, and Blues.
	2:04pm WR: Great episode, Bob, thank you. Enjoyed the Judy Dibyle hour. The JRM piece was interesting but a bit painful to me. Morton extending himself to try to please this pushy young government researcher. All good. Again, many thanks.
	5:55pm Andrew in Toronto: What an inspired show! Thanks, Bob!
	2:08pm doctorjazz: Hey Bob, missed most of the show Saturday, just caught up, loved it, thanks!

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
	a song
Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961 / 1966			0:00:48 (Pop-up)
Music Revelation Ensemble	Baby Talk	No Wave	1980			0:02:27 (Pop-up)
Mulatu Astatke	Mulatu's Mood "Mulatu's Mood" by "Mulatu Astatke"	Steps Ahead	2010			0:12:05 (Pop-up)
Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers	Corrine Corrina		1937	Decca 78		0:17:58 (Pop-up)
Skeeter Davis & NRBQ	Someday My Prince Will Come	She Sings They Play	1981 / 2024		*	0:21:18 (Pop-up)
Bill Haley & His Comets	Crazy Man Crazy		1953	Essex label		0:24:08 (Pop-up)
Brother Jack McDuff	Briar Patch "Briar Patch" by "Brother Jack McDuff"	Hot Barbeque	1966			0:26:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						0:29:29 (Pop-up)
Baby Dodds	Drums In The 20s_Jazzin' Babies' Blues_Wild Man Blues	Talking & Drums Solos	1946 / 1951	Folkways 10"		0:34:20 (Pop-up)
Thorinshield	Life is a Dream "Life is a Dream" by "Thorinshield"	Thorinshield	1967			0:43:01 (Pop-up)
Cassandra Violet	The Tallest Mountain		2023	Live in a studio version		0:44:57 (Pop-up)
Stephen Sondheim	Pretty Lady "Pretty Lady" by "Stephen Sondheim"	Pacific Overtures	1976	OST		0:48:57 (Pop-up)
Oscar Levant	3 Preludes By Gershwinn		1941	Columbia label		0:51:45 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Eleanor's Cake (Which Ate Her)	Joy Of A Toy	1969 / 2003			0:57:25 (Pop-up)
The Watersons	The Holmfirth Anthem	The Watersons	1966			1:00:36 (Pop-up)
Marewrew	Sonjayno [Game Sing] "Sonjayno [Game Sing]" by "Marewrew"	Ukouk. Round Singing Voices of the Ainu 2012-2024	2024		*	1:02:28 (Pop-up)
	a song					1:04:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:04:39 (Pop-up)
One Hour With...Judy Dyble "One Hour With...Judy Dyble"
Fairport Convention	I Don't Know Where I Stand	Fairport Convention	1968	debut album		1:12:22 (Pop-up)
Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble]	Plastic Pennies	The Brondesbury Tapes	1968 / 2001			1:15:39 (Pop-up)
Trader Horne	Velvet To Atone "Velvet To Atone" by "Trader Horne"	Morning Way	1970			1:18:03 (Pop-up)
Judy Dyble & Andy Lewis	Summers Of Love	Summer Dancing	2017			1:20:36 (Pop-up)
G.F. Fitz-Gerald	May Four "May Four" by "G.F. Fitz-Gerald"	Mouse Proof	1970 / 2006			1:23:11 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Chelsea Morning	Fairport Convention	1968			1:26:05 (Pop-up)
Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble]	Passages Of Time	The Brondesbury Tapes	1968 / 2001			1:29:21 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Lay Down Your Weary Tune	LIve At The BBC	1968 / 2007			1:32:42 (Pop-up)
Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble]	Murder	The Brondesbury Tapes	1968 / 2001			1:36:31 (Pop-up)
Trader Horne	Morning Way "Morning Way" by "Trader Horne"	Morning Way	1970			1:40:28 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	One Sure Thing	Fairport Convention	1968			1:43:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						1:46:31 (Pop-up)
Judy Dyble	"talks about her Fairport days"		2016	See: rockhistory.co.uk		1:55:02 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Both Sides Now [demo]	Judy Dyble Anthology: Part One	1967 / 2015			1:57:56 (Pop-up)
Judy Dyble	Dreamtime "Dreamtime" by "Judy Dyble"	Talking With Strangers	2009			2:00:56 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Portfolio "Portfolio" by "Fairport Convention"	Fairport Convention	1968			2:05:15 (Pop-up)
Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble]	I Talk To The Wind	The Brondesbury Tapes	1968 / 2001			2:07:11 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Violets of Dawn	LIve At The BBC	1968 / 2007			2:10:28 (Pop-up)
Judy & The Folkmen	Come All Ye Fair & Tender Maidens	Judy Dyble Anthology: Part One	1964 / 2015			2:14:28 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	If I Had a Ribbon Bow		1968	debut non-lp single		2:16:45 (Pop-up)
Judy Dyble & Andy Lewis	Earth Is Sleeping	Earth Is Sleeping	2018			2:19:24 (Pop-up)
Giles Giles & Fripp [w/McDonald & Dyble]	Under The Sky	The Brondesbury Tapes	1968 / 2001			2:23:55 (Pop-up)
Judy Dyble	Mirror Master Cassette Tape Ad	Judy Dyble Anthology: Part One	1982 / 2015			2:27:51 (Pop-up)
Dyble . Langdon	The Daguerroetype	Between A Breath & A Breath	2020	posthumous release		2:30:15 (Pop-up)
	a song					2:34:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:34:50 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton	When The Hot Stuff Came In	The Complete Library Of Congress Recordings	1938 / 2005			2:44:02 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & Coleman Hawkins	Self Portrait Of The Bean	Duke Ellington & Coleman Hawkins	1962			2:52:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"						2:56:44 (Pop-up)
Thanks To David Borks, Ron Jett, Doug Young, libraries everywhere & Pete Tomlinson

Bob Brainen: Playlist from June 15, 2024

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