WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from December 26, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Alf From Upstate: Welcome back Destination Out!
	12:02pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings guys. Merry Christmas.
	12:05pm oh, no!!!: decisions!!
	12:06pm Jeff G.: Hello all! Hope yours was merry and bright.
	12:08pm Doug S.: Greetings Jeff and Jeff (or is the other way around?). {Remember to set playlist status to LIVE.}
	12:09pm Jeff G.: Zoinks. Thanks Doug! And Doug!
	12:10pm Jeff G.: Doing this remotely, from the bedroom I occupied as a pimply teen, so this is all a little off kilter.
	12:11pm Dervish: Glad you're back on! Wish we could hear you more often.
	12:14pm Jeff G.: Thanks, Dervish. That might actually be in the cards in 2012.
	12:14pm Dervish: Aces!
	12:19pm Dan in Seattle: Nice to hear you on the stream.
	12:20pm Parq: Thanks for the FB reminder, Doug - a rare chance to listen to one of your shows live.
	12:22pm Jeff G.: Thanks, Dan in Seattle! Up early on this holiday Monday?
	12:26pm Doug S.: Greetings Brother Parq! You picked a good'n to hear. Cheers to all the two- and four-footed creatures at your house.
	12:41pm Jeff G.: JACK DEJOHNETTE.
	12:50pm Martha: Who is this Four Bags? Never heard of them.
	12:54pm Jeff G.: Don't really know that much about 'em, Martha. They dig anagrams, that much I recall.
	12:56pm Martha: Who doesn't like anagrams?
	12:58pm Doug S.: Are you kidding. Jeff? Twit-bombs away!
	12:59pm Jeff G.: @Martha: good question. No one I know, certainly. Signed, A LASAGNA HOG.
	1:06pm Jeff G.: ...and now for another holiday classic...
	1:08pm Doug S.: Here's a fine LP released on the Anagram label: http://bit.ly/esHjLI
	1:11pm Jeff G.: Thanks, Doug. Torbjorn Hultkrantz is especially good on that one.
	1:11pm Jeff G.: (Actually have no idea who Torbjorn Hultkrantz is.)
	1:12pm Richard from Venezuela: Weasel Walter rocks. The Flying Luttenbachers is classic.
	1:13pm Doug S.: According to this site: http://matsgus.com/archives/1481 he played with Ayler in Stockholm in '62.
	1:14pm Jeff G.: Know it all.
	1:15pm Doug S.: Oh, and that should be Torbjörn. Your intern in charge of umlauts must be on a cigarette break.
	1:16pm Jeff G.: She quit after an extended Brotzmann set one day.
	1:22pm Dervish: Øh nø!
	1:23pm Richard from Venezuela: Like this Dawn of Midi's track. Downloading the free live EP.
	1:27pm Jeff G.: @Richard: o good. It's quite fine. Their debut on Accretions, "First," is also really great. And they did a live set on Scott McDowell's FMU show last year I think. Looking for the link now...
	1:28pm Jeff G.: Yeah, here's the Dawn of Midi set on The Long Rally, also downloadable! - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dawn_of_MIDI/
	1:31pm Richard from Venezuela: Awesome. I never heard this trio before. I'll looking forward on their music. Thanks Jeff.
	1:50pm Jeff G.: My mom just stopped by to tell me, "This isn't really music you just listen to, right? It's more like...background music, yeah?" Feels like old times.
	1:52pm Carl F.: I was just saying to my wife the other day that "Ebony and Ivory" has got to be the single worst song ever recorded. The nadir of Jackson and McCartney's careers in one fell swoop, which isn't easy to do. I like Albatrosh more better.
	1:56pm Jeff G.: @Carl F.: the lyrics to "Ebony and Ivory" -- so cringe-inducing. "The Girl Is Mine" is practically Randy Newman by comparison.
	1:59pm Doug S.: Back when I was in college, my parents came to visit during a time that I was on the air at my campus radio station. I had played an extended nadaswaram piece from India during that show, and when I got back to my dorm, my mother made a disparaging comment about it. Not sure that she's heard me on the air since, and that was over 30 years ago.
	2:01pm Jeff G.: Doug, that sounds about right. "Why don't you play some Sinatra like your brother!!"
	2:02pm Doug S.: I played some Sinatra on my show a couple of weeks ago and the listeners (well, some of the commenters) let me have it! Made me wanna play more.
	2:09pm Jeff G.: We are very pro-Sinatra here at D:O.
	2:17pm Jeff G.: We're also pro-The Sinatra Group: http://www.hulu.com/watch/3531/saturday-night-live-the-sinatra-group
	2:21pm Dervish: Either your intern came back, or you have another one handling tildes.
	2:25pm Jeff G.: She taught us tildes before she left. There's a missing cedilla on that SPU album title, though. Britta, come back! All is forgiven!
	2:29pm Alf From Upstate: Extra credit for even knowing the term cedilla.
	2:31pm earwax: Yes. More than once a month, please.
	2:32pm Jeff G.: earwax! Thanks! Feared the Xmas music might have scared you off (per a comment from Doug's Friday show). Glad you are here!
	2:32pm Mitten John: I second the more than once a month.
	2:34pm earwax: it takes more than a little Xmas music to keep me away.
	2:35pm Doug S.: If I may steal from trombonist Craig Harris: I think you should do a show 24 days an hour.
	2:39pm Jeff G.: Excellent. Though with more shows per month, we do foresee an increase in the number of 30+ minute tracks.
	2:41pm Dan in Seattle: Love long tracks.
	2:43pm Mitten John: I lengthen the long tracks love.
	2:44pm Jeff G.: Gotcha. That squares: figured y'all for a "less talk, more rawk" kind of crowd.
	2:49pm Martha: Long short whatever. Just keep playing this great music.
	2:53pm Jeff G.: We will try! Here's wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and hopeful new year. Looking forward to chatting again in 2012!
	2:54pm earwax: Great show!
	2:56pm Jeff G.: Thanks!
	2:57pm Martha: !
	5:35pm Brian in UK: Damn catch you on the rebop. In the wee small hours of the morning. Oh Frank. A cottage for sale, how much is the deposit?

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December 26, 2011: Favorites from the 2011 bin...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Travis LaPlante	Heart Protector "Heart Protector" by "Travis LaPlante"	Heart Protector	Skirl	2011
Thomas Heberer's Clarino	Torn "Torn" by "Thomas Heberer's Clarino"	Klippe	Clean Feed	2011	umlaut over the o, btw, for you diacritical sticklers out there.
Berne, Black & Cline	The Song of the Lawn	The Veil	Cryptogramophone	2011
Tyshawn Sorey	Seventeen "Seventeen" by "Tyshawn Sorey"	oblique - I	Pi	2011	Loren Stillman, alto; Todd Neufeld, acoutic guitar; Chris Tordini, bass; Sorey, drums.
Music behind DJ: John Zorn/Dreamers	Snowfall "Snowfall" by "John Zorn/Dreamers"	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011
Wadada Leo Smith's Organic	The Well: From Bitter to Fresh Sweet Water, Part I	Heart's Reflections	Cuneiform	2011
Miles Davis	Spanish Key "Spanish Key" by "Miles Davis"	Bitches Brew Live	Columbia	1970/2011	Isle of Wight, 1970
The Four Bags	Sweet Home California	Forth	NCM East	2011
My Silence	The Secret Dreams of Mothers to Be	It Only Happens at Night	482 Music	2011
Music behind DJ: John Zorn/Dreamers	Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011
Jenny Scheinman's Mischief & Mayhem	A Ride with Polly Jean	Mischief & Mayhem		2011
Two Bands and a Legend	Who The Fuck?	Two Bands and a Legend	Smalltown Superjazz	2007	Legend = Joe McPhee
Weasel Walter / Mary Halvorson/ Peter Evans	Mangosteen 3000 AD	Electric Fruit	Thirsty Ear	2011
Dawn of Midi	Gravity and Consent "Gravity and Consent" by "Dawn of Midi"	Live	(self released)	2011	http://www.dawnofmidi.com/music/
Music behind DJ: John Zorn/Dreamers	Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011
Darius Jones Trio	A Train "A Train" by "Darius Jones Trio"	Big Gurl (Smell My Dream)	AUM Fidelity	2011
Matthew Shipp	Take the A Train "Take the A Train" by "Matthew Shipp"	Art of the Improviser	Thirsty Ear	2011
Darren Johnston's Gone to Chicago	Love Call	The Big Lift	Porto Franco	2011
Albatrosh	Albony & Ivory "Albony & Ivory" by "Albatrosh"	Yonkers	Rune Grammofon	2011	living in perfect harmony
Muhal Richard Abrams	SoundDance Part 3	SoundDance	Pi Recordings	2011	w George Lewis
Music behind DJ: John Zorn/Dreamers	The Christmas Song	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011
Kidd Jordan	Harrison Carries the Coffin Out	On Fire	Engine	2011
Harris Eisenstadt's Canada Day	Judo with Tokyo Joe (for John Zorn)	Canada Day II	Songlines	2011
Steven Lugerner	These Are the Words	These Are the Words	(self released)	2011
New Zion Trio	Ina Sade Dub "Ina Sade Dub" by "New Zion Trio"	Fight Against Babylon	Veal	2011
Chris Dingman	Waking Dreams "Waking Dreams" by "Chris Dingman"	Nocturnal	Between Worlds Music	2011
São Paulo Undergound	Just Lovin'	Tres Cabecas Loucuras	Cuneiform	2011
Esmerine	A Dog River "A Dog River" by "Esmerine"	La Lechuza	Constellation	2011
Music behind DJ: John Zorn/Dreamers	Christmas Time Is Here	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011
Matana Roberts	Lulla/Bye "Lulla/Bye" by "Matana Roberts"	Coin Coin Chapter One: Gens De Couleur Libres	Constellation	2011
Michael Bates	Yurodivy "Yurodivy" by "Michael Bates"	Acrobat: Music for, and by, Dimitri Shostkovich	Sunnyside	2011
Amir El Saffar Two Rivers Ensemble	Inana's Dance (IV)	Inana	Pi Recordings	2011
Endangered Blood	Elvin Lisbon "Elvin Lisbon" by "Endangered Blood"	Endangered Blood	Skirl	2011
Guillermo Klein	Burrito "Burrito" by "Guillermo Klein"	Bienestan	Sunnyside	2011
Music behind DJ: John Zorn/Dreamers	Winter Wonderland	A Dreamers Christmas	Tzadik	2011

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Alf From Upstate: Welcome back Destination Out!
	12:02pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings guys. Merry Christmas.
	12:05pm oh, no!!!: decisions!!
	12:06pm Jeff G.: Hello all! Hope yours was merry and bright.
	12:08pm Doug S.: Greetings Jeff and Jeff (or is the other way around?). {Remember to set playlist status to LIVE.}
	12:09pm Jeff G.: Zoinks. Thanks Doug! And Doug!
	12:10pm Jeff G.: Doing this remotely, from the bedroom I occupied as a pimply teen, so this is all a little off kilter.
	12:11pm Dervish: Glad you're back on! Wish we could hear you more often.
	12:14pm Jeff G.: Thanks, Dervish. That might actually be in the cards in 2012.
	12:14pm Dervish: Aces!
	12:19pm Dan in Seattle: Nice to hear you on the stream.
	12:20pm Parq: Thanks for the FB reminder, Doug - a rare chance to listen to one of your shows live.
	12:22pm Jeff G.: Thanks, Dan in Seattle! Up early on this holiday Monday?
	12:26pm Doug S.: Greetings Brother Parq! You picked a good'n to hear. Cheers to all the two- and four-footed creatures at your house.
	12:41pm Jeff G.: JACK DEJOHNETTE.
	12:50pm Martha: Who is this Four Bags? Never heard of them.
	12:54pm Jeff G.: Don't really know that much about 'em, Martha. They dig anagrams, that much I recall.
	12:56pm Martha: Who doesn't like anagrams?
	12:58pm Doug S.: Are you kidding. Jeff? Twit-bombs away!
	12:59pm Jeff G.: @Martha: good question. No one I know, certainly. Signed, A LASAGNA HOG.
	1:06pm Jeff G.: ...and now for another holiday classic...
	1:08pm Doug S.: Here's a fine LP released on the Anagram label: http://bit.ly/esHjLI
	1:11pm Jeff G.: Thanks, Doug. Torbjorn Hultkrantz is especially good on that one.
	1:11pm Jeff G.: (Actually have no idea who Torbjorn Hultkrantz is.)
	1:12pm Richard from Venezuela: Weasel Walter rocks. The Flying Luttenbachers is classic.
	1:13pm Doug S.: According to this site: http://matsgus.com/archives/1481 he played with Ayler in Stockholm in '62.
	1:14pm Jeff G.: Know it all.
	1:15pm Doug S.: Oh, and that should be Torbjörn. Your intern in charge of umlauts must be on a cigarette break.
	1:16pm Jeff G.: She quit after an extended Brotzmann set one day.
	1:22pm Dervish: Øh nø!
	1:23pm Richard from Venezuela: Like this Dawn of Midi's track. Downloading the free live EP.
	1:27pm Jeff G.: @Richard: o good. It's quite fine. Their debut on Accretions, "First," is also really great. And they did a live set on Scott McDowell's FMU show last year I think. Looking for the link now...
	1:28pm Jeff G.: Yeah, here's the Dawn of Midi set on The Long Rally, also downloadable! - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dawn_of_MIDI/
	1:31pm Richard from Venezuela: Awesome. I never heard this trio before. I'll looking forward on their music. Thanks Jeff.
	1:50pm Jeff G.: My mom just stopped by to tell me, "This isn't really music you just listen to, right? It's more like...background music, yeah?" Feels like old times.
	1:52pm Carl F.: I was just saying to my wife the other day that "Ebony and Ivory" has got to be the single worst song ever recorded. The nadir of Jackson and McCartney's careers in one fell swoop, which isn't easy to do. I like Albatrosh more better.
	1:56pm Jeff G.: @Carl F.: the lyrics to "Ebony and Ivory" -- so cringe-inducing. "The Girl Is Mine" is practically Randy Newman by comparison.
	1:59pm Doug S.: Back when I was in college, my parents came to visit during a time that I was on the air at my campus radio station. I had played an extended nadaswaram piece from India during that show, and when I got back to my dorm, my mother made a disparaging comment about it. Not sure that she's heard me on the air since, and that was over 30 years ago.
	2:01pm Jeff G.: Doug, that sounds about right. "Why don't you play some Sinatra like your brother!!"
	2:02pm Doug S.: I played some Sinatra on my show a couple of weeks ago and the listeners (well, some of the commenters) let me have it! Made me wanna play more.
	2:09pm Jeff G.: We are very pro-Sinatra here at D:O.
	2:17pm Jeff G.: We're also pro-The Sinatra Group: http://www.hulu.com/watch/3531/saturday-night-live-the-sinatra-group
	2:21pm Dervish: Either your intern came back, or you have another one handling tildes.
	2:25pm Jeff G.: She taught us tildes before she left. There's a missing cedilla on that SPU album title, though. Britta, come back! All is forgiven!
	2:29pm Alf From Upstate: Extra credit for even knowing the term cedilla.
	2:31pm earwax: Yes. More than once a month, please.
	2:32pm Jeff G.: earwax! Thanks! Feared the Xmas music might have scared you off (per a comment from Doug's Friday show). Glad you are here!
	2:32pm Mitten John: I second the more than once a month.
	2:34pm earwax: it takes more than a little Xmas music to keep me away.
	2:35pm Doug S.: If I may steal from trombonist Craig Harris: I think you should do a show 24 days an hour.
	2:39pm Jeff G.: Excellent. Though with more shows per month, we do foresee an increase in the number of 30+ minute tracks.
	2:41pm Dan in Seattle: Love long tracks.
	2:43pm Mitten John: I lengthen the long tracks love.
	2:44pm Jeff G.: Gotcha. That squares: figured y'all for a "less talk, more rawk" kind of crowd.
	2:49pm Martha: Long short whatever. Just keep playing this great music.
	2:53pm Jeff G.: We will try! Here's wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and hopeful new year. Looking forward to chatting again in 2012!
	2:54pm earwax: Great show!
	2:56pm Jeff G.: Thanks!
	2:57pm Martha: !
	5:35pm Brian in UK: Damn catch you on the rebop. In the wee small hours of the morning. Oh Frank. A cottage for sale, how much is the deposit?

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