WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 26, 2016

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 26, 2016

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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December 26, 2016: 2016 is a Mean Muthafu#$%*. . . Shut Yo' Mouth

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye1	1968
Joachim Kuhn & Alphonse Mouzon	Hip Elegy Kingsize	Hip Elegy	MPS	1975
Between	And The Waters Opened "And The Waters Opened" by "Between"	And the Waters Opened	Wah Wah	2010/1973
Bruce Palmer	O-X-O "O-X-O" by "Bruce Palmer"	The Cycle Is Complete	Akarma Records	2003
Fairport Convention	Autopsy "Autopsy" by "Fairport Convention"	Unhalfbricking	Carthage	1985/1968
Fleetwood Mac	Hypnotized "Hypnotized" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Mystery to Me	Reprise	1973
Asha Pulthi	Space Talk "Space Talk" by "Asha Pulthi"	The Devil is Loose	CBS	1976
Bobbi Humphrey	Harlem River Drive	Blacks and Blues	Blue Note	1973
Curtis Mayfield	Make me believe in you	Sweet Exorcist	Curtom	1974
Donald Byrd	Witch Hunt "Witch Hunt" by "Donald Byrd"	Street Lady	Blue Note	1973
Bobby Hutcherson	The Creators "The Creators" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	NOW	Blue Note
Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger	Save the Country	Street Noise	ATCO
Nazz	Hello, It's Me "Hello, It's Me" by "Nazz"	Nazz	SGC	1968
Gram Parsons	A Song for You "A Song for You" by "Gram Parsons"	GP	Reprise	1973
Alice Cooper	Shoe Salesman "Shoe Salesman" by "Alice Cooper"	Easy Action	Straight	1970
The 13th Floor Elevators	Baby Blue	Easter Everywhere	Get Back
Badfinger	Baby Blue "Baby Blue" by "Badfinger"	Straight Up	Apple	1971
David Bowie	Kooks "Kooks" by "David Bowie"	Hunky Dory	RCA
Paul Williams	Someday Man "Someday Man" by "Paul Williams"	Someday Man	Reprise
The Monkees	Porpoise Song (Theme From Head)	Head soundtrack	Arista	1968	Japanese issue
Marvin Gaye	Funky Space "Funky Space" by "Marvin Gaye"	Here My Dear	Motown
Prince	My Love is Forever "My Love is Forever" by "Prince"	For You	Warner Brothers	1978

Listener comments!
	7:08pm KimSorise: Good evening, fellow greasers and globaltrotters. Welcome.
	7:29pm glenn: sandy was not happy with whoever this song is about.
	7:33pm melinda: hi friends!
	7:37pm glenn: hello, melinda.
	7:39pm KimSorise: Welcome Glenn & Melinda
	7:54pm listener james from westwood: Was over my dad's for leftovers but happy to be in for Hour 2!
	8:03pm KimSorise: Thanks for checking in, James! Hope you had a great holiday.
	8:07pm Scraps: This is an awesome set. "Autopsy" might be my favorite Sandy Denny song.
	8:18pm Scraps: Love Hutcherson. But I love vibes. Oh, and I love Laura Nyro covers!
	8:20pm Scraps: Boy, in the late sixties, no songwriter was covered more than Nyro, except maybe Randy Newman. Well, and the Beatles.
	8:22pm Scraps: And the original Hello It's Me! Thank you thank you
	8:23pm KimSorise: Yes, both Nero & Newman for sure. At some point I decided that the Beatles don't always count... or they'd win everything. Everything as in this first release of Hello, it's me.... dang.
	8:38pm Scraps: I've never heard this Badfinger cover. Nice. It's hard to screw up Baby Blue
	8:39pm KimSorise: This was a Pete Hamm piece. Not a cover - just the same name.
	8:40pm listener james from westwood: Well used in "Breaking Bad."
	8:40pm melinda: Kooks!
	8:40pm Scraps: Hamm was in the 13th Floor Elevators? I didn't know that
	8:41pm Scraps: Oh, never mind! Duh
	8:45pm melinda: Don't often hear Paul Williams.
	8:51pm melinda: Great show!
	8:53pm listener james from westwood: Still remember Paul Williams's stint on The Muppet Show. Of course they had a bit where some of the huger monsters on the show came out and made him look even tinier. Jim Henson did have a wicked sense of humor.
	8:53pm Scraps: This was an awesome show.
	8:56pm KimSorise: Thank you so much! I had fun tonight and even a bit choked up at points... I plan nothing but the first song and go from there. AND jeez, do I love Paul Williams on the mUppets but Phantom of the Paradise is my favorite
	8:57pm listener james from westwood: Agree w/ Scraps; looking forward to catching the first hour on archive. Thanks, Kim, and have a delightful New Year's!
	8:57pm Scraps: Phantom: Beef!
	8:58pm Scraps: And the earliest Jessica Harper. (swoon)
	8:58pm KimSorise: Happy New Year everyone! This year has been a crazy Mutha... ready to kick her to the curb. Until next time!
	8:59pm KimSorise: Oh yes, Jessica Harper - was Phantom pre Suspiria?
	8:59pm Scraps: I'm not sure

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye1	1968
Joachim Kuhn & Alphonse Mouzon	Hip Elegy Kingsize	Hip Elegy	MPS	1975
Between	And The Waters Opened "And The Waters Opened" by "Between"	And the Waters Opened	Wah Wah	2010/1973
Bruce Palmer	O-X-O "O-X-O" by "Bruce Palmer"	The Cycle Is Complete	Akarma Records	2003
Fairport Convention	Autopsy "Autopsy" by "Fairport Convention"	Unhalfbricking	Carthage	1985/1968
Fleetwood Mac	Hypnotized "Hypnotized" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Mystery to Me	Reprise	1973
Asha Pulthi	Space Talk "Space Talk" by "Asha Pulthi"	The Devil is Loose	CBS	1976
Bobbi Humphrey	Harlem River Drive	Blacks and Blues	Blue Note	1973
Curtis Mayfield	Make me believe in you	Sweet Exorcist	Curtom	1974
Donald Byrd	Witch Hunt "Witch Hunt" by "Donald Byrd"	Street Lady	Blue Note	1973
Bobby Hutcherson	The Creators "The Creators" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	NOW	Blue Note
Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger	Save the Country	Street Noise	ATCO
Nazz	Hello, It's Me "Hello, It's Me" by "Nazz"	Nazz	SGC	1968
Gram Parsons	A Song for You "A Song for You" by "Gram Parsons"	GP	Reprise	1973
Alice Cooper	Shoe Salesman "Shoe Salesman" by "Alice Cooper"	Easy Action	Straight	1970
The 13th Floor Elevators	Baby Blue	Easter Everywhere	Get Back
Badfinger	Baby Blue "Baby Blue" by "Badfinger"	Straight Up	Apple	1971
David Bowie	Kooks "Kooks" by "David Bowie"	Hunky Dory	RCA
Paul Williams	Someday Man "Someday Man" by "Paul Williams"	Someday Man	Reprise
The Monkees	Porpoise Song (Theme From Head)	Head soundtrack	Arista	1968	Japanese issue
Marvin Gaye	Funky Space "Funky Space" by "Marvin Gaye"	Here My Dear	Motown
Prince	My Love is Forever "My Love is Forever" by "Prince"	For You	Warner Brothers	1978

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Listener comments!
	7:08pm KimSorise: Good evening, fellow greasers and globaltrotters. Welcome.
	7:29pm glenn: sandy was not happy with whoever this song is about.
	7:33pm melinda: hi friends!
	7:37pm glenn: hello, melinda.
	7:39pm KimSorise: Welcome Glenn & Melinda
	7:54pm listener james from westwood: Was over my dad's for leftovers but happy to be in for Hour 2!
	8:03pm KimSorise: Thanks for checking in, James! Hope you had a great holiday.
	8:07pm Scraps: This is an awesome set. "Autopsy" might be my favorite Sandy Denny song.
	8:18pm Scraps: Love Hutcherson. But I love vibes. Oh, and I love Laura Nyro covers!
	8:20pm Scraps: Boy, in the late sixties, no songwriter was covered more than Nyro, except maybe Randy Newman. Well, and the Beatles.
	8:22pm Scraps: And the original Hello It's Me! Thank you thank you
	8:23pm KimSorise: Yes, both Nero & Newman for sure. At some point I decided that the Beatles don't always count... or they'd win everything. Everything as in this first release of Hello, it's me.... dang.
	8:38pm Scraps: I've never heard this Badfinger cover. Nice. It's hard to screw up Baby Blue
	8:39pm KimSorise: This was a Pete Hamm piece. Not a cover - just the same name.
	8:40pm listener james from westwood: Well used in "Breaking Bad."
	8:40pm melinda: Kooks!
	8:40pm Scraps: Hamm was in the 13th Floor Elevators? I didn't know that
	8:41pm Scraps: Oh, never mind! Duh
	8:45pm melinda: Don't often hear Paul Williams.
	8:51pm melinda: Great show!
	8:53pm listener james from westwood: Still remember Paul Williams's stint on The Muppet Show. Of course they had a bit where some of the huger monsters on the show came out and made him look even tinier. Jim Henson did have a wicked sense of humor.
	8:53pm Scraps: This was an awesome show.
	8:56pm KimSorise: Thank you so much! I had fun tonight and even a bit choked up at points... I plan nothing but the first song and go from there. AND jeez, do I love Paul Williams on the mUppets but Phantom of the Paradise is my favorite
	8:57pm listener james from westwood: Agree w/ Scraps; looking forward to catching the first hour on archive. Thanks, Kim, and have a delightful New Year's!
	8:57pm Scraps: Phantom: Beef!
	8:58pm Scraps: And the earliest Jessica Harper. (swoon)
	8:58pm KimSorise: Happy New Year everyone! This year has been a crazy Mutha... ready to kick her to the curb. Until next time!
	8:59pm KimSorise: Oh yes, Jessica Harper - was Phantom pre Suspiria?
	8:59pm Scraps: I'm not sure

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 26, 2016

Listener comments!

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