WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from November 2, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening and welcome back, Kim!
	7:06pm KimSorise: Hi James! Happy to return! Enjoy the show and thanks for tuning in! Welcome All!
	7:14pm Satan's Li'l Helper: Digging this. No connection to the Mtume who played w/Miles, etc i presume
	7:20pm KimSorise: Yes, Satan - it is the same Mtume. This was his only foray into being a band leader. It's great stuff.
	7:21pm Doug Schulkind: Sonny swoon for woo!
	7:21pm northguineahills: Nice start!
	7:29pm Santos L. Halper: Ah, i was thrown by the '67 date (though it may actually have been from 71, released 74 per Discogs). Sounds great whenever, as this whole show likely will.
	7:33pm KimSorise: Interesting - mine says copyright 1967 but recorded 71 - so yes, you are probably correct. all i know is I scored a fairly beat OG copy that sounds pretty good.
	7:46pm Santos L. Halper: Also learned from wiki that Reggie Lucas from Miles' band was in the group Mtume (pre-Juicy Fruit), and that Mtume himself is Jimmy Heath's son (!)
	7:48pm KimSorise: Yes the recording Kawaida has Jimmy, Myume and Toudie Heath - it's amazing
	7:49pm KimSorise: Oops Mtume
	7:50pm Doug Schulkind: This is some fine shit you've been slinging, Greasemaster!
	7:57pm KimSorise: Thank you kindly, Doug.
	8:04pm P-90: Very, very, nice Jazz-focused show this week! Kudos @DJ Kim
	8:05pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	8:07pm KimSorise: Thank P-90. It is the music that I often connect with most. So thank you much.
	8:08pm Sam Segal: Welcome back, Kim. Thanks for gracing the internet-waves with these wonderful musics.
	8:11pm KimSorise: Good to be back and heard, Sam! Glad you are enjoying the jammage. Is the horse all hitched?
	8:14pm Doug Schulkind: Melting.
	8:15pm Sam Segal: Getting hitched up as we speak! My show's got a bit less jazz than usual, so I'm very glad you're covering the stream's quota for the day.
	8:15pm KimSorise: Truly one of the sexiest tunes ever recorded.
	8:18pm Doug Schulkind: Billie and Jeanne are my everything.
	8:21pm KimSorise: It's a love thing!
	8:22pm Uncle Michael: I'm going to need to take up smoking when this track ends.
	8:25pm Doug Schulkind: Billy Harper now? Dear god, Kim. You are like some evil North Korean interrogator, finding my weakest points and forcing me to divulge. TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW!
	8:30pm Jeff: This show is basically the best. Sorry, Doug and Scott McD, you now have to up your games.
	8:31pm Doug Schulkind: And she pulls out the dagger.
	8:31pm listener james from westwood: Oooh, I know that bassline. :)
	8:31pm KimSorise: I have always wanted to follow Blase with Sir Galahad -- same opening key. Glad I can oblige.
	8:33pm KimSorise: The first time I ever heard Theme de YoYo - it brought me to tears and my damn knees. Never looked back.
	8:33pm Dervish: Jazzgasm.
	8:37pm listener james from westwood: I hear that, Kim. It had me riveted. One of those pieces that had me saying, "They can DO that?!!" And where did I first hear it? WFMU.
	8:38pm KimSorise: Nice
	8:38pm Santos L. Halper: Was looking around for this AEC album, and the first reviewer on Amazon tells a story about a FMU DJ playing this very track on 9/11: smile.amazon.com...
	8:39pm Doug Schulkind: Only a fool would attempt to cover this jawdropping number.
	8:40pm listener james from westwood: Why, he'd have to be off his bean!!
	8:43pm listener james from westwood: @Santos, good find on that Amazon page! That was a Tuesday; wonder what the lineup was at that point, which DJ it could've been? It wasn't Trouble as it is now (she had a show on 9/14 of that week). Hmmmm...
	8:48pm Doug Schulkind: Ken Freedman played Theme De Yo Yo on his September 12 (2001) show: wfmu.org... DJ $mall ¢change was on the air the early morning of 9/11 and played a track from Archie Shepp's Blasé: wfmu.org...
	8:50pm listener james from westwood: Hah, you beat me to it; I was diggin' thru my old LCDs for schedules to narrow it down!
	8:53pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Poor Sam Segal. There is simply no music left. Sam, please just mumble semi-coherently for the next three hours, 9-midnight (ET) here on the Drummer Stream. IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE is next! Playlist page: wfmu.org...
	8:54pm Pete L: Hip set Kim. Long time WFMU listener just discovered you today. I have or have had so much of this stuff esp love Archie Shepp and anything on Strata/East. 9/11 somebody on WFMU played John Coltrane's "A LOVE SUPREME" it its entirety the day after 9/11 and i needed that and I remember thinking: this is what makes America great and what a shame those people will never get a chance to know that. it was genius to play that. Thanks
	8:54pm KimSorise: Thank you Jeff - that is nice of you to say, but I have a long way to go before I can measure up to these gentlemen. Doug - who would dare cover AEC's YoYo? Blasphemy
	8:57pm Sam Segal: Luckily, that was the plan already, Doug. For a second there I was afraid Kim might leave a worthwhile song to play, but thankfully I can commence with the mumbling.
	8:58pm listener james from westwood: Loved the jazziness, Kim! Many thanks!
	8:59pm P-90: Great show tonight. Fontana was really killin it!
	9:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Kim!
	9:02pm KimSorise: Thank you for your kind words. Off beat women who like soul & free jazz rarely get an audience, let alone one with such knowledge and stories to boot. It's been my pleasure.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from November 2, 2015

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Intrinsically curated, the music on this program—exclusively vinyl played on Technic 1200 M3D turntables—presents an illuminating collection of other-worldly grooves, beats, and sounds. Host Kim Sorise honors the jazz innovators, beat conductors, soul senders, and mind benders that traverse our musical and auditory landscapes. Grease for all. In music we trust.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Mtume Umoja Ensemble	Utamu "Utamu" by "Mtume Umoja Ensemble"	Alkebu-Lan: Land of The Blacks Live at the East	Strata East	1967
Doug Hammond and Mo' Folks	Struttin' In (From The People's Suite)	We People	Idibib	1989
Sonny Simmons	Resolutions "Resolutions" by "Sonny Simmons"	Music From the Spheres	ESP-Disk	1966
Music behind DJ: Igres	Yellow Green "Yellow Green" by "Igres"
Doug Carn	Power and Glory "Power and Glory" by "Doug Carn"	Revelations	Black Jazz	1973
Sam Rivers with Hubbard, Hancock, Chambers & Carter	Mellifluous Cacaphony	Contours	Blue Note	1965
Marcus Belgrave	Space Odyssey "Space Odyssey" by "Marcus Belgrave"	Gemini II	Tribe	1974
Sam Sanders	Inner City Player "Inner City Player" by "Sam Sanders"	Mirror, Mirror	Strata / 180 Proof	2013
Music behind DJ: Igres	Yellow Green "Yellow Green" by "Igres"
Sphere	Alicia "Alicia" by "Sphere"	Inside Ourselves	Strata	1974
Archie Shepp	Blasé "Blasé" by "Archie Shepp"	Blasé	BYG	1969	Jeanne Lee on vocals
Billy Harper	Sir Galahad "Sir Galahad" by "Billy Harper"	Capra Black	Strata-East Records	1973
Art Ensemble of Chicago with Fontella Bass	Theme De Yo Yo	Les Stances A Sophie	Nessa	1970
Music behind DJ: Igres	Yellow Green "Yellow Green" by "Igres"
Maurice McIntyre	Kach Ehmo "Kach Ehmo" by "Maurice McIntyre"	Humility in the Light of the Creator	Delmark
Calvin Keys	B.E. "B.E." by "Calvin Keys"	Shawn-Neeq	Black Jazz	1971
Patty Waters	You Thrill Me "You Thrill Me" by "Patty Waters"	Sings	ESP-Disk	1966
The Visitors: Earl and Carl Grubbs	Motherland	Motherland	Muse	1975

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening and welcome back, Kim!
	7:06pm KimSorise: Hi James! Happy to return! Enjoy the show and thanks for tuning in! Welcome All!
	7:14pm Satan's Li'l Helper: Digging this. No connection to the Mtume who played w/Miles, etc i presume
	7:20pm KimSorise: Yes, Satan - it is the same Mtume. This was his only foray into being a band leader. It's great stuff.
	7:21pm Doug Schulkind: Sonny swoon for woo!
	7:21pm northguineahills: Nice start!
	7:29pm Santos L. Halper: Ah, i was thrown by the '67 date (though it may actually have been from 71, released 74 per Discogs). Sounds great whenever, as this whole show likely will.
	7:33pm KimSorise: Interesting - mine says copyright 1967 but recorded 71 - so yes, you are probably correct. all i know is I scored a fairly beat OG copy that sounds pretty good.
	7:46pm Santos L. Halper: Also learned from wiki that Reggie Lucas from Miles' band was in the group Mtume (pre-Juicy Fruit), and that Mtume himself is Jimmy Heath's son (!)
	7:48pm KimSorise: Yes the recording Kawaida has Jimmy, Myume and Toudie Heath - it's amazing
	7:49pm KimSorise: Oops Mtume
	7:50pm Doug Schulkind: This is some fine shit you've been slinging, Greasemaster!
	7:57pm KimSorise: Thank you kindly, Doug.
	8:04pm P-90: Very, very, nice Jazz-focused show this week! Kudos @DJ Kim
	8:05pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	8:07pm KimSorise: Thank P-90. It is the music that I often connect with most. So thank you much.
	8:08pm Sam Segal: Welcome back, Kim. Thanks for gracing the internet-waves with these wonderful musics.
	8:11pm KimSorise: Good to be back and heard, Sam! Glad you are enjoying the jammage. Is the horse all hitched?
	8:14pm Doug Schulkind: Melting.
	8:15pm Sam Segal: Getting hitched up as we speak! My show's got a bit less jazz than usual, so I'm very glad you're covering the stream's quota for the day.
	8:15pm KimSorise: Truly one of the sexiest tunes ever recorded.
	8:18pm Doug Schulkind: Billie and Jeanne are my everything.
	8:21pm KimSorise: It's a love thing!
	8:22pm Uncle Michael: I'm going to need to take up smoking when this track ends.
	8:25pm Doug Schulkind: Billy Harper now? Dear god, Kim. You are like some evil North Korean interrogator, finding my weakest points and forcing me to divulge. TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW!
	8:30pm Jeff: This show is basically the best. Sorry, Doug and Scott McD, you now have to up your games.
	8:31pm Doug Schulkind: And she pulls out the dagger.
	8:31pm listener james from westwood: Oooh, I know that bassline. :)
	8:31pm KimSorise: I have always wanted to follow Blase with Sir Galahad -- same opening key. Glad I can oblige.
	8:33pm KimSorise: The first time I ever heard Theme de YoYo - it brought me to tears and my damn knees. Never looked back.
	8:33pm Dervish: Jazzgasm.
	8:37pm listener james from westwood: I hear that, Kim. It had me riveted. One of those pieces that had me saying, "They can DO that?!!" And where did I first hear it? WFMU.
	8:38pm KimSorise: Nice
	8:38pm Santos L. Halper: Was looking around for this AEC album, and the first reviewer on Amazon tells a story about a FMU DJ playing this very track on 9/11: smile.amazon.com...
	8:39pm Doug Schulkind: Only a fool would attempt to cover this jawdropping number.
	8:40pm listener james from westwood: Why, he'd have to be off his bean!!
	8:43pm listener james from westwood: @Santos, good find on that Amazon page! That was a Tuesday; wonder what the lineup was at that point, which DJ it could've been? It wasn't Trouble as it is now (she had a show on 9/14 of that week). Hmmmm...
	8:48pm Doug Schulkind: Ken Freedman played Theme De Yo Yo on his September 12 (2001) show: wfmu.org... DJ $mall ¢change was on the air the early morning of 9/11 and played a track from Archie Shepp's Blasé: wfmu.org...
	8:50pm listener james from westwood: Hah, you beat me to it; I was diggin' thru my old LCDs for schedules to narrow it down!
	8:53pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Poor Sam Segal. There is simply no music left. Sam, please just mumble semi-coherently for the next three hours, 9-midnight (ET) here on the Drummer Stream. IF YOU LOSE YOUR HORSE is next! Playlist page: wfmu.org...
	8:54pm Pete L: Hip set Kim. Long time WFMU listener just discovered you today. I have or have had so much of this stuff esp love Archie Shepp and anything on Strata/East. 9/11 somebody on WFMU played John Coltrane's "A LOVE SUPREME" it its entirety the day after 9/11 and i needed that and I remember thinking: this is what makes America great and what a shame those people will never get a chance to know that. it was genius to play that. Thanks
	8:54pm KimSorise: Thank you Jeff - that is nice of you to say, but I have a long way to go before I can measure up to these gentlemen. Doug - who would dare cover AEC's YoYo? Blasphemy
	8:57pm Sam Segal: Luckily, that was the plan already, Doug. For a second there I was afraid Kim might leave a worthwhile song to play, but thankfully I can commence with the mumbling.
	8:58pm listener james from westwood: Loved the jazziness, Kim! Many thanks!
	8:59pm P-90: Great show tonight. Fontana was really killin it!
	9:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Kim!
	9:02pm KimSorise: Thank you for your kind words. Off beat women who like soul & free jazz rarely get an audience, let alone one with such knowledge and stories to boot. It's been my pleasure.

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from November 2, 2015

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