WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from January 2, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kim, and happy 2017!
	7:04pm KimSorise: Good evening, James and All! Happy New Year! Enjoy!
	7:10pm Scraps: Ooooh, nice
	7:19pm Scraps: This is awesome. I don't know Terroade.
	7:24pm KimSorise: He mainly played with Sunny Murray - I think this was his only LP as band leader
	7:28pm Scraps: M! To me, The Cure is Seventeen Seconds, Faith, and Pornography.
	7:36pm KimSorise: I was also a bit big fan of 3 imaginary Boys as well... in my early teens there really wasn't much The Cure could do wrong.
	7:43pm Jeff g.: Hi and happy new ears, Kim and listeners. (The Cure was the loudest concert I've ever attended. Head on the Door era, iirc.)
	7:44pm Jeff g.: Love Life also v important to my teen self at the time.
	7:45pm Jeff g.: Oops: make that LOW Life. (Tho either/both still apply.)
	7:49pm Scraps: Kim, you apparently are appx the same age as I am. Slacker generation, the birth trough between the boomers and genx.
	7:50pm Scraps: (born in '64)
	7:53pm KimSorise: I was born in 1972 but with hippie and detroit rock n roll parents I was inundated very young. First concert at 3, fake ID by 14 solely to go see bands.
	7:54pm Scraps: neato!
	8:00pm KimSorise: Also super grateful to the cute, nerdyish, record clerk with horn-rimmed glasses that hipped me to some of the more fringe new wave at a pretty early age too. I went there weekly to spend my allowance - I guess buying Pharoah Sanders & Velvet Underground at age 11 - let him know I was pretty open to new stuff
	8:06pm melinda: hi Kim and all
	8:09pm KimSorise: Welcome Melinda
	8:26pm Scraps: I envy you your early musical youth
	8:29pm melinda: At 11 I was Top 40 all the way.
	8:33pm Scraps: Scars! Author, Author!
	8:34pm KimSorise: Being a band kid with a cool teacher helped a lot too. I guess I was always looking, but I certainly had to navigate my share of top 40 & the fusion jazz period my mom went through in the 80s - woah... Just made me push it further.
	8:35pm Scraps: i wander around.... okay!
	8:37pm Scraps: Though I treasure my top-40 70s childhood, too....
	8:37pm Scraps: Omigod, I played Etron Fou Leloublan yesterday!
	8:39pm KimSorise: I would give up my love of Steely Dan and Bread for no one ever!
	8:40pm Scraps: Steely Dan is great, period!
	8:41pm Scraps: BAT CHAIN PULLER
	8:43pm Scraps: I wrote a piece about this song: www.deselbybowen.com... It's my favorite Captain Beefheart song
	8:46pm KimSorise: Awesome! I'll check it out. One of mine too but I love Clear Spot
	8:47pm melinda: I quit Pandora after I started listening to FMU more frequently, but it did help me rediscover Bread. Or at least put a name to the songs, they're one of those 70s bands that blur together in my head.
	8:49pm KimSorise: Bread is so underrated. I think they are just about as perfect as 70s soft rock gets - and smarter than most. But I will admit I have a very high tolerance for 70s soft rock.
	8:52pm melinda: haha, I think I must have a high tolerance too. As I listened I would think 'this stuff is much maligned but so good'.
	8:54pm listener james from westwood: A delightful show! Thanks, Kim!
	8:55pm Scraps: David Gates is an awful lyricist, though. Clear Spot is top five Beefheart songs.
	8:55pm Doug Schulkind: Happy New Year, Kim and all greasers!
	8:57pm KimSorise: No worse than many of the genre - and remember I have a very high pain tolerance for that stuff. He's no Paul Williams. Happy New Year all! Thanks again. Until next week
	8:57pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Sam Segal is up next on the Drummer Stream with If You Lose Your Horse (playlist: wfmu.org...) and be sure to tune in tomorrow early (6-9am) for the first-ever Drummer Stream broadcast of 100% Whatever, with Mary Wing! (playlist: wfmu.org...)
	8:58pm quinn: hi! enjoyed it
	8:58pm melinda: I admit I often don't listen to lyrics closely, especially if the tune is moving me.
	9:00pm Scraps: i mean, "If": If a picture paints a thousand words, Then why can't I paint you? The words will never show the you I've come to know. If a face could launch a thousand ships, Then where am I to go? There's no one home but you, You're all that's left me too. And when my love for life is running dry, You come and pour yourself on me. "You're all that's left me too"? but Gates melodies are wonderful

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from January 2, 2017

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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
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye Records	1968
Kenneth Terroade	Love Rejoice "Love Rejoice" by "Kenneth Terroade"	Love Rejoice	Actuel 22	1970
David Bowie	Subterraneans "Subterraneans" by "David Bowie"	Low	RCA	1977
The Cure	M "M" by "The Cure"	Seventeen Seconds	Polydor	1980
New Order	Sunrise "Sunrise" by "New Order"	Low-Life	Qwest	1985
Public Image Ltd.	Poptones (PiL) "Poptones (PiL)" by "Public Image Ltd."	Second Edition	Warner	1979
Music behind DJ: Igres	Yellow green "Yellow green" by "Igres"	Igres	Plastic
Jean Claude Vannier	Le Roi Des Mouches Et La Confiture De Rouse	Insolitudes	Finders keepers
John Berberian & the Mid Eastern Ensemble	Tranquility (6/8)	MIddle Eastern Rock	Verve
D. R. Hooker	Forge Your Own Chains	The Truth	Subliminal Sounds	1999
Cluster And Eno	Feuerland (Michael Rother cover)	Picture Music	Sky	1977
Rhys Chatham	Die Donnergotter "Die Donnergotter" by "Rhys Chatham"	Die Donnergötter	Homestead	1989
Scars	Horror Show "Horror Show" by "Scars"	mutant pop 78/79 comp.	Fast Product	1980
Pere Ubu	Real World "Real World" by "Pere Ubu"	The Modern Dance	Blank Records	1978
Etron Fou Leloublan	Phare Plafond	Les Sillons de la Terre	Turbo Music S.A.
Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band	Bat Chain Puller	Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)	Warner Brothers	1978
Ame-Son	Coeur Fou; La Globule; Le Mal Sonne	Catalyst	Actuel 24	1970
Music behind DJ: Love Cry Want	Tomorrow, Today "Tomorrow, Today" by "Love Cry Want"	Love Cry Want	Weird Forest	1997
Ethel Azama	Rings Oiwake "Rings Oiwake" by "Ethel Azama"	Exotic Dreams	Liberty

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kim, and happy 2017!
	7:04pm KimSorise: Good evening, James and All! Happy New Year! Enjoy!
	7:10pm Scraps: Ooooh, nice
	7:19pm Scraps: This is awesome. I don't know Terroade.
	7:24pm KimSorise: He mainly played with Sunny Murray - I think this was his only LP as band leader
	7:28pm Scraps: M! To me, The Cure is Seventeen Seconds, Faith, and Pornography.
	7:36pm KimSorise: I was also a bit big fan of 3 imaginary Boys as well... in my early teens there really wasn't much The Cure could do wrong.
	7:43pm Jeff g.: Hi and happy new ears, Kim and listeners. (The Cure was the loudest concert I've ever attended. Head on the Door era, iirc.)
	7:44pm Jeff g.: Love Life also v important to my teen self at the time.
	7:45pm Jeff g.: Oops: make that LOW Life. (Tho either/both still apply.)
	7:49pm Scraps: Kim, you apparently are appx the same age as I am. Slacker generation, the birth trough between the boomers and genx.
	7:50pm Scraps: (born in '64)
	7:53pm KimSorise: I was born in 1972 but with hippie and detroit rock n roll parents I was inundated very young. First concert at 3, fake ID by 14 solely to go see bands.
	7:54pm Scraps: neato!
	8:00pm KimSorise: Also super grateful to the cute, nerdyish, record clerk with horn-rimmed glasses that hipped me to some of the more fringe new wave at a pretty early age too. I went there weekly to spend my allowance - I guess buying Pharoah Sanders & Velvet Underground at age 11 - let him know I was pretty open to new stuff
	8:06pm melinda: hi Kim and all
	8:09pm KimSorise: Welcome Melinda
	8:26pm Scraps: I envy you your early musical youth
	8:29pm melinda: At 11 I was Top 40 all the way.
	8:33pm Scraps: Scars! Author, Author!
	8:34pm KimSorise: Being a band kid with a cool teacher helped a lot too. I guess I was always looking, but I certainly had to navigate my share of top 40 & the fusion jazz period my mom went through in the 80s - woah... Just made me push it further.
	8:35pm Scraps: i wander around.... okay!
	8:37pm Scraps: Though I treasure my top-40 70s childhood, too....
	8:37pm Scraps: Omigod, I played Etron Fou Leloublan yesterday!
	8:39pm KimSorise: I would give up my love of Steely Dan and Bread for no one ever!
	8:40pm Scraps: Steely Dan is great, period!
	8:41pm Scraps: BAT CHAIN PULLER
	8:43pm Scraps: I wrote a piece about this song: www.deselbybowen.com... It's my favorite Captain Beefheart song
	8:46pm KimSorise: Awesome! I'll check it out. One of mine too but I love Clear Spot
	8:47pm melinda: I quit Pandora after I started listening to FMU more frequently, but it did help me rediscover Bread. Or at least put a name to the songs, they're one of those 70s bands that blur together in my head.
	8:49pm KimSorise: Bread is so underrated. I think they are just about as perfect as 70s soft rock gets - and smarter than most. But I will admit I have a very high tolerance for 70s soft rock.
	8:52pm melinda: haha, I think I must have a high tolerance too. As I listened I would think 'this stuff is much maligned but so good'.
	8:54pm listener james from westwood: A delightful show! Thanks, Kim!
	8:55pm Scraps: David Gates is an awful lyricist, though. Clear Spot is top five Beefheart songs.
	8:55pm Doug Schulkind: Happy New Year, Kim and all greasers!
	8:57pm KimSorise: No worse than many of the genre - and remember I have a very high pain tolerance for that stuff. He's no Paul Williams. Happy New Year all! Thanks again. Until next week
	8:57pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Sam Segal is up next on the Drummer Stream with If You Lose Your Horse (playlist: wfmu.org...) and be sure to tune in tomorrow early (6-9am) for the first-ever Drummer Stream broadcast of 100% Whatever, with Mary Wing! (playlist: wfmu.org...)
	8:58pm quinn: hi! enjoyed it
	8:58pm melinda: I admit I often don't listen to lyrics closely, especially if the tune is moving me.
	9:00pm Scraps: i mean, "If": If a picture paints a thousand words, Then why can't I paint you? The words will never show the you I've come to know. If a face could launch a thousand ships, Then where am I to go? There's no one home but you, You're all that's left me too. And when my love for life is running dry, You come and pour yourself on me. "You're all that's left me too"? but Gates melodies are wonderful

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from January 2, 2017

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