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Listener comments!
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Jeff, Jeff, and all other-Jeffs and non-Jeffs out there!
	🥁 12:07pm Brian in UK: Hello is this the no quibble, return within fourteen days freeform radio show? Hi james.
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: Simply return unlistened portion for a full refund!
	12:11pm northguineahills: yaye, Cecil!
	12:11pm glenn: r.i.p., little white squirrel. www.blogto.com...
	12:11pm Dean: I do hope you play a track from the Victo show a few years ago. He had trouble at the border into Canada, so John Oswald and Paul Plimley, on a moment's notice, opened the show in lieu of Marilyn Crispell, who was set to close it. But Taylor showed up and did a full set. What a night.
	🥁 12:12pm duke: Hi Jeffs, Doug and all and sundry.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: Happy Monday, one and all, and thanks for coming by!
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: @Brian/@ljfw: twice your money back if not satisfied!
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: Sorry for your loss, @glenn.
	12:14pm glenn: fanks.
	🥁 12:16pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of R.I.P., my wife lost her mom this past Saturday night. Natural causes, as they say, at 97. She was a pretty damn good mother-in-law. The only one who laughed unreservedly at all my jokes. The world is now and forever a much tougher room.
	12:17pm glenn: my condolences to you and mrs. drummer.
	12:18pm Jeff Golick: Ugh, so sorry to hear, Doug. Hugs to you and fam.
	12:18pm Jeff J: Hey all - thanks for dropping by! Doug - So sorry to hear about your mother-in-law.
	12:20pm Jeff J: Dean - Has that Victo show been officially released? If so, it's one that slipped past us.
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: On this Unit Structures cut, reeds are Jimmy Lyons and Ken McIntyre.
	12:23pm northguineahills: darn, sorry for your loss, Doug.
	🥁 12:25pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, mates. No surprises on this end. The boulder was rolling apace down the mountain and there was no Sisyphus in sight. OK that was weird. Please tell me my dearest didn't just see me refer to her mother as a boulder. Please.
	12:25pm Dean: Doug - Condolences to you and your wife, and bravo to a woman who hiked the trail beyond 95 years! Remarkable, but sad. Jeff J - Yes, it's on the Victo label, three disks: http://jazztimes.com/articles/12910-complicite-paul-plimley-john-oswald-marilyn-crispell-cecil-taylor
	12:31pm Dean: And, lord, that was way back in 2000, not just "a few years ago"! I would stay in Victo at the B&B (just a house, really, with an extra bedroom) of a retired nurse who spoke zero English. My buddies and I bought her a ticket to the Taylor show. She knew Victo's festival through the newspaper accounts, but had never been to a show. She genuinely enjoyed the entire long show.
	🥁 12:42pm duke: Unit Structure, makeout music?
	1:00pm Jeff J: @Duke - I'm thinking Nefertiti is the real get busy slow jam.
	1:01pm Jeff J: Dean - I hear you how time flies! I've taken my dad to several Cecil shows - his idea of jazz is McCoy Tyner - and he loved them. Bowled over the energy and mastery that's unmistakble in a live context.
	1:07pm Carmichael: Good morning to Jeffs and others.
	🥁 1:08pm Doug Schulkind: Just downloaded this the other day and LOVING it: differentperspectivesinmyroom.blogspot.com...
	🥁 1:09pm Brian in UK: Doug, Condolences to your good lady. No matter what age it still hits like train. Is it Chicago? That Sisyphus job is no work for a grown up.
	🥁 1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, B in UK. Jessie's mom was here in Pittsburgh, so we were able to spend much time with her.
	🥁 1:14pm Brian in UK: Doug, I remember reading this about forty years ago. www.goodreads.com...
	1:18pm Jeff Golick: Derek Bailey on funk guitar here...
	1:18pm Dean: Re: that Cecil Taylor/Gigi Grice record, I recently stumbled across a sampler of piano music on a label, Private Music, featuring solo performances by Eddie Jobson, Joachim Kuhn, etc. It looked/smelled distinctively New Age-y, so I didn't buy it. But Buell Neidlilnger produced at least one of the tracks.
	1:20pm Dean: Yow. No idea J-J A had passed on! What a joy it was watching him perform.
	1:21pm Jeff Golick: Sadly never say him play live, Dean. Have heard similar from other commentors, though.
	1:21pm Jeff Golick: Welcome, Carmichael!
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: Just back to the computer and terribly saddened to learn of your loss, Doug. Good to hear you and the family were able to see her so often. As expected as it may have been, you and Jessie have my sympathies. And I wish I'd had my grandparents until they were 97 as Lincoln did with her!! What a window into another world she must have been for her. Good thoughts to all of her family in the days ahead.
	🥁 1:32pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, James. Thanks.
	1:37pm Jeff Golick: The great Sam Woodyard is playing drums on this Ellington/Strayhorn tune. (Joining Oliver Johnson, also on drums.)
	1:38pm Jeff Golick: Woodyard would pass away about two months after this session.
	1:41pm Jeff Golick: Kenny Wheeler and his wife are both ailing and in need of support. See link in the playlist for a post re a recent benefit held recently in their honor, in London. To contribute to the cause via PayPal, the email address is: friendsofkennywheeler@gmail.com
	🥁 1:42pm duke: Scrolling back through the comments. I'm sorry to hear about your loss Doug,
	2:02pm northguineahills: I heard another track from Pharoah & the Underground last week, and it's very nice.
	2:07pm northguineahills: ahhh, I still have the vinyl (and the box set version) of Four Violins.
	2:07pm John in England: Just when I thought nothing in the Kenny Wheeler discography could surprise me, I came across him playing with Joe Harriott in 1969 (part of a compilation CD called Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers and Free Fusioneers -- details on the forcedexposure website).
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: John: that's the soundtrack to the book of the same name, yah? I recall Doug playing something from that a while back.
	2:14pm John in England: Loosely linked to the book, but independently produced and distributed. Looking it up before commenting, I discovered that Reel Recordings might have bitten the dust, which is a great shame.
	2:17pm Carmichael: Doug played some Joe Harriott just last week.
	2:17pm Jeff Golick: Yes, it's true that Reel has thrown in the towel. I think that comp was their last project. Doug would know more...
	2:28pm northguineahills: I never get tired of early Tony Conrad.
	2:33pm John in England: Re. J-J Avenel, there is is a Steve Lacy DVD (Lift The Bandstand) where you can see him playing the bass at a really strange angle, which must explain why he could be a very 'clicky' player. Mal Waldron's last recording (I think) was a trio with Steve Lacy and J-J Avenel -- One More Time.
	2:41pm northguineahills: Off for eatings, thanks Jeffs! Thorough enjoyed this one!
	2:41pm listener james from westwood: Holy crow, 100 shows! Tempus fugit! Likely will be here listening and working. Will make the Labor Day labors all worth it.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ngh. Happy fooding.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Aw, thanks, @ljfw. We can't quite believe it ourselves.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: @John in England: thanks for the tip re that DVD; we'll have to seek it out.
	🥁 3:02pm duke: Thank you Jeffs!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: 'welcome, duke! Thanks for hanging!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: many thanks, lads!!
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Pleasure is ours, listener james!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles	Evidence	1974/1996
Cecil Taylor	Port of Call (Take 3)	Air	Candid	1960
Cecil Taylor	Enter, Evening (Soft Line Structure)	Unit Structures	Blue Note	1966
Cecil Taylor	Lono "Lono" by "Cecil Taylor"	Solo	Trio	1973
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay
Cecil Taylor	Living - Dedicated to Julian Beck	For Olim	Soul Note	1987
Cecil Taylor	Lena "Lena" by "Cecil Taylor"	Live at the Cafe Montmartre	Debut	1962	aka Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come
Cecil Taylor Segments II (Orchestra Of Two Continents)	Taht	Winged Serpent (Sliding Quadrants)	Soul Note	1985
Music behind DJ: Dick Khoza	Lilongwe "Lilongwe" by "Dick Khoza"
Steve Lacy	The Uh Uh Uh "The Uh Uh Uh" by "Steve Lacy"	Dreams	Saravah	1975	Jean-Jacques Avenel, RIP
Noah Howard	Fire March "Fire March" by "Noah Howard"	Schizophrenic Blues	FMP	1978	J-JA, RIP
Tristan Honsinger	Television / Pineapplesass	This, That, and the Other	ITM Records	1987	J-JA, RIP
Steve Lacy	Virgin Jungle "Virgin Jungle" by "Steve Lacy"	The Door	Novus	1988	J-JA, RIP
Kenny Wheeler	The Sweet Time Suite: Part 5 - Know Where You Are	Music for Large & Small Ensembles	ECM	1990	http://thebluemoment.com/2014/08/17/postscript-a-benefit-for-kenny-wheeler/
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"
Colin Webster & Mark Holub	Big Paws on a Puppy	Viscera	New Atlantis	2014
Pharoah & The Underground	Asasumamehn	Spiral Mercury	Clean Feed	2014
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"
Tony Conrad	Four Violins (1964) "Four Violins (1964)" by "Tony Conrad"	Early Minimalism, Vol. 1	Table of the Elements	1964/1997
Music behind DJ: Hustlers Brass Band	Sanford & Son Theme (Street Beater)
John Zorn \| Wadada Leo Smith \| George Lewis	The Culture of Gun Violence in the US	Sonic Rivers	Tzadik	2014
Angles 9	Compartmentalization "Compartmentalization" by "Angles 9"	Injuries	Clean Feed	2014
Roswell Rudd	Trouble in Mind "Trouble in Mind" by "Roswell Rudd"	Trombone for Lovers	Sunnyside	2013	(feat. Fay Victor)
Haruna Miyake \| Yuji Takahashi	Letters of Palestinian Children to God	Ichimen Nanohana	Alm	1983
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Jeff, Jeff, and all other-Jeffs and non-Jeffs out there!
	🥁 12:07pm Brian in UK: Hello is this the no quibble, return within fourteen days freeform radio show? Hi james.
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: Simply return unlistened portion for a full refund!
	12:11pm northguineahills: yaye, Cecil!
	12:11pm glenn: r.i.p., little white squirrel. www.blogto.com...
	12:11pm Dean: I do hope you play a track from the Victo show a few years ago. He had trouble at the border into Canada, so John Oswald and Paul Plimley, on a moment's notice, opened the show in lieu of Marilyn Crispell, who was set to close it. But Taylor showed up and did a full set. What a night.
	🥁 12:12pm duke: Hi Jeffs, Doug and all and sundry.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: Happy Monday, one and all, and thanks for coming by!
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: @Brian/@ljfw: twice your money back if not satisfied!
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: Sorry for your loss, @glenn.
	12:14pm glenn: fanks.
	🥁 12:16pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of R.I.P., my wife lost her mom this past Saturday night. Natural causes, as they say, at 97. She was a pretty damn good mother-in-law. The only one who laughed unreservedly at all my jokes. The world is now and forever a much tougher room.
	12:17pm glenn: my condolences to you and mrs. drummer.
	12:18pm Jeff Golick: Ugh, so sorry to hear, Doug. Hugs to you and fam.
	12:18pm Jeff J: Hey all - thanks for dropping by! Doug - So sorry to hear about your mother-in-law.
	12:20pm Jeff J: Dean - Has that Victo show been officially released? If so, it's one that slipped past us.
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: On this Unit Structures cut, reeds are Jimmy Lyons and Ken McIntyre.
	12:23pm northguineahills: darn, sorry for your loss, Doug.
	🥁 12:25pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, mates. No surprises on this end. The boulder was rolling apace down the mountain and there was no Sisyphus in sight. OK that was weird. Please tell me my dearest didn't just see me refer to her mother as a boulder. Please.
	12:25pm Dean: Doug - Condolences to you and your wife, and bravo to a woman who hiked the trail beyond 95 years! Remarkable, but sad. Jeff J - Yes, it's on the Victo label, three disks: http://jazztimes.com/articles/12910-complicite-paul-plimley-john-oswald-marilyn-crispell-cecil-taylor
	12:31pm Dean: And, lord, that was way back in 2000, not just "a few years ago"! I would stay in Victo at the B&B (just a house, really, with an extra bedroom) of a retired nurse who spoke zero English. My buddies and I bought her a ticket to the Taylor show. She knew Victo's festival through the newspaper accounts, but had never been to a show. She genuinely enjoyed the entire long show.
	🥁 12:42pm duke: Unit Structure, makeout music?
	1:00pm Jeff J: @Duke - I'm thinking Nefertiti is the real get busy slow jam.
	1:01pm Jeff J: Dean - I hear you how time flies! I've taken my dad to several Cecil shows - his idea of jazz is McCoy Tyner - and he loved them. Bowled over the energy and mastery that's unmistakble in a live context.
	1:07pm Carmichael: Good morning to Jeffs and others.
	🥁 1:08pm Doug Schulkind: Just downloaded this the other day and LOVING it: differentperspectivesinmyroom.blogspot.com...
	🥁 1:09pm Brian in UK: Doug, Condolences to your good lady. No matter what age it still hits like train. Is it Chicago? That Sisyphus job is no work for a grown up.
	🥁 1:10pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, B in UK. Jessie's mom was here in Pittsburgh, so we were able to spend much time with her.
	🥁 1:14pm Brian in UK: Doug, I remember reading this about forty years ago. www.goodreads.com...
	1:18pm Jeff Golick: Derek Bailey on funk guitar here...
	1:18pm Dean: Re: that Cecil Taylor/Gigi Grice record, I recently stumbled across a sampler of piano music on a label, Private Music, featuring solo performances by Eddie Jobson, Joachim Kuhn, etc. It looked/smelled distinctively New Age-y, so I didn't buy it. But Buell Neidlilnger produced at least one of the tracks.
	1:20pm Dean: Yow. No idea J-J A had passed on! What a joy it was watching him perform.
	1:21pm Jeff Golick: Sadly never say him play live, Dean. Have heard similar from other commentors, though.
	1:21pm Jeff Golick: Welcome, Carmichael!
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: Just back to the computer and terribly saddened to learn of your loss, Doug. Good to hear you and the family were able to see her so often. As expected as it may have been, you and Jessie have my sympathies. And I wish I'd had my grandparents until they were 97 as Lincoln did with her!! What a window into another world she must have been for her. Good thoughts to all of her family in the days ahead.
	🥁 1:32pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, James. Thanks.
	1:37pm Jeff Golick: The great Sam Woodyard is playing drums on this Ellington/Strayhorn tune. (Joining Oliver Johnson, also on drums.)
	1:38pm Jeff Golick: Woodyard would pass away about two months after this session.
	1:41pm Jeff Golick: Kenny Wheeler and his wife are both ailing and in need of support. See link in the playlist for a post re a recent benefit held recently in their honor, in London. To contribute to the cause via PayPal, the email address is: friendsofkennywheeler@gmail.com
	🥁 1:42pm duke: Scrolling back through the comments. I'm sorry to hear about your loss Doug,
	2:02pm northguineahills: I heard another track from Pharoah & the Underground last week, and it's very nice.
	2:07pm northguineahills: ahhh, I still have the vinyl (and the box set version) of Four Violins.
	2:07pm John in England: Just when I thought nothing in the Kenny Wheeler discography could surprise me, I came across him playing with Joe Harriott in 1969 (part of a compilation CD called Trad Dads, Dirty Boppers and Free Fusioneers -- details on the forcedexposure website).
	2:10pm Jeff Golick: John: that's the soundtrack to the book of the same name, yah? I recall Doug playing something from that a while back.
	2:14pm John in England: Loosely linked to the book, but independently produced and distributed. Looking it up before commenting, I discovered that Reel Recordings might have bitten the dust, which is a great shame.
	2:17pm Carmichael: Doug played some Joe Harriott just last week.
	2:17pm Jeff Golick: Yes, it's true that Reel has thrown in the towel. I think that comp was their last project. Doug would know more...
	2:28pm northguineahills: I never get tired of early Tony Conrad.
	2:33pm John in England: Re. J-J Avenel, there is is a Steve Lacy DVD (Lift The Bandstand) where you can see him playing the bass at a really strange angle, which must explain why he could be a very 'clicky' player. Mal Waldron's last recording (I think) was a trio with Steve Lacy and J-J Avenel -- One More Time.
	2:41pm northguineahills: Off for eatings, thanks Jeffs! Thorough enjoyed this one!
	2:41pm listener james from westwood: Holy crow, 100 shows! Tempus fugit! Likely will be here listening and working. Will make the Labor Day labors all worth it.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ngh. Happy fooding.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: Aw, thanks, @ljfw. We can't quite believe it ourselves.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: @John in England: thanks for the tip re that DVD; we'll have to seek it out.
	🥁 3:02pm duke: Thank you Jeffs!
	3:04pm Jeff Golick: 'welcome, duke! Thanks for hanging!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: many thanks, lads!!
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Pleasure is ours, listener james!

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