WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from January 9, 2017

Listener comments!
	6:51pm listener james from westwood: Way early, but just noting for all Simpsons nerds on the Global Grease tip that the track on the stream (Jimmy Noone) has the same notes as the Itchy and Scratchy theme. :)
	6:53pm glenn: it does, doesn't it?
	6:55pm listener james from westwood: If anyone's gonna have heard of that oldie back in 1990-ish, it'd have been Matt Groening and his oddball record collection.
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Kim, glenn, and all! Hoping Fred's the type to come drape himself over cold feet this time of year!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Hahaha! I wish Fred was. No, instead he is the type that jumps on the couch, pulls the blanket right of me, and claims it for his own. He's a bugger sometimes. Silly old Fred
	7:07pm KimSorise: This records appears to be as clean as can be... all shiney as such. Certainly doesn't sound that way... sorry folks, but I tend to like the surface noise
	7:20pm listener james from westwood: Surface noise has not deterred me for the past umpty-ump years as an FMU listener and it's not gonna deter me tonight!
	7:26pm Doug Schulkind: Sir, face know ease!
	7:30pm glenn: give the punner some.
	7:32pm KimSorise: Ahhahahah!
	7:32pm melinda: Greetings, people!
	7:34pm KimSorise: Hello, Melinda and all. Thanks for tuning in.
	7:53pm geezerette: Hi Kim! Everybody ! Sun Raaaaaaaaah...:D
	7:54pm geezerette: ...surface noise is texture.
	7:58pm KimSorise: Agreed, I was just surprised by how noisey the Greene LP was with it looking so very nice. - Welcome, Geezerette
	7:59pm geezerette: ! :D
	8:01pm Jeff Golick: Ach. Missed Lanquidity, a fave Sun Ra item! Hi, Kim.
	8:23pm Uncle Michael: Hello mariachi fans!
	8:26pm KimSorise: Hallo Uncle Michael
	8:31pm geezerette: Are these the values of Kwanzaa?
	8:35pm KimSorise: Certainly not sure of that but it was Leroi Jones (who only recently had changed his name to Imamu Amiri Baraka) reciting the vocals
	8:39pm geezerette: Whatever it was, it was beautiful.
	8:41pm Scraps: Don't like Baraka. He believed the Jews knew about 9/11 beforehand, among other things. It's true that somebody like him can write something beautiful. I just don't like him, that's all.
	8:43pm Scraps: More jazz moods, please!
	8:46pm Scraps: Pekar has very conservative jazz taste
	8:48pm Scraps: God, Patty Waters.... every time I listen to her, my hair stands on end
	8:49pm KimSorise: No worries, I did love his book Blues People and have a pretty large collection of 60/70s black poets. He was pretty prolific at the time and managed to end up on many a great jazz LP - that being said - he definitely spewed some shit form time to time.
	8:49pm geezerette: Never heard her before but she definitely does that !
	8:50pm KimSorise: Always, always happy to do more jazz shows. I am thinking this may be the way of my next 'FMU premium - but man, Patty... she kills.
	8:50pm Scraps: Just wait, geezerette....
	8:51pm geezerette: :)
	8:52pm geezerette: Ha!
	8:52pm KimSorise: Ms. Waters is not for the weak hearted or eared for that matter
	8:52pm geezerette: Warming up I bet.
	8:53pm Scraps: Not for Pekar anyway!
	8:55pm KimSorise: I love how fierce and fragile her voice can be
	8:55pm listener james from westwood: Always happy to >hear< the Global Grease take on a jazz show!
	8:58pm KimSorise: Thanks, sometimes I wonder if it works - at times they can be a bit disjointed but your kind words are much appreciated, James.
	8:58pm KimSorise: Have a great night all! Stay tuned for Sam!
	9:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Kim.
	9:00pm geezerette: Hey James! Kim, something heroic about being so emotionally bare and present,even in a studio. She must have been that way live tooo.
	9:00pm Scraps: "Can't call it derivative." --RateYourMusic reviewer
	9:03pm KimSorise: So nuff

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from January 9, 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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January 9, 2017: Freedom Jazz Jams

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Burton Greene Ensemble	Aquarius Suite	Aquariana	Actuel 8	1970
Roscoe Mitchell & Anthony Braxton	Composition Three	Roscoe Mitchell Duets with Anthony Braxton	Sackville	1978
Mixed Bag	New Moon "New Moon" by "Mixed Bag"	Mixed Bags First Album	Tribe	1976
Doug Carn	Trance Dance "Trance Dance" by "Doug Carn"	Spirit of the New Land	Black Jazz Records	1972
Sun Ra	There Are Other Worlds (They Have Not Told You Of)	Lanquidity	Philly Jazz	1978
Grachan Moncur III & The Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Prologue/ Reverend King's Wings 1/ Medgar's Menace 1/ Drum Transition/ Garvey's Ghost (Space Station)	Echoes of Prayer	JCOA Records	1975
Music behind DJ: I gres	Yellow Green "Yellow Green" by "I gres"		Plastic
Ron English	Ultima Linda "Ultima Linda" by "Ron English"	Fish Feet	180 Proof
Gato Barbieri	Encuentros "Encuentros" by "Gato Barbieri"	Chapter One: Latin America	Impluse	1973
Kuumba - Toudie Heath	Dunia "Dunia" by "Kuumba - Toudie Heath"	kawaida	O'Be	1970
Charlie Haden & Liberation Music Orchestra	Song for Che	Liberation Music Orchestra	Impluse!	1969
Patty Waters	Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair	Sings	ESP	1966
Music of the Sea Ensemble	Snake Creeps Down	We Move Together	ESP

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Listener comments!
	6:51pm listener james from westwood: Way early, but just noting for all Simpsons nerds on the Global Grease tip that the track on the stream (Jimmy Noone) has the same notes as the Itchy and Scratchy theme. :)
	6:53pm glenn: it does, doesn't it?
	6:55pm listener james from westwood: If anyone's gonna have heard of that oldie back in 1990-ish, it'd have been Matt Groening and his oddball record collection.
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Kim, glenn, and all! Hoping Fred's the type to come drape himself over cold feet this time of year!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Hahaha! I wish Fred was. No, instead he is the type that jumps on the couch, pulls the blanket right of me, and claims it for his own. He's a bugger sometimes. Silly old Fred
	7:07pm KimSorise: This records appears to be as clean as can be... all shiney as such. Certainly doesn't sound that way... sorry folks, but I tend to like the surface noise
	7:20pm listener james from westwood: Surface noise has not deterred me for the past umpty-ump years as an FMU listener and it's not gonna deter me tonight!
	7:26pm Doug Schulkind: Sir, face know ease!
	7:30pm glenn: give the punner some.
	7:32pm KimSorise: Ahhahahah!
	7:32pm melinda: Greetings, people!
	7:34pm KimSorise: Hello, Melinda and all. Thanks for tuning in.
	7:53pm geezerette: Hi Kim! Everybody ! Sun Raaaaaaaaah...:D
	7:54pm geezerette: ...surface noise is texture.
	7:58pm KimSorise: Agreed, I was just surprised by how noisey the Greene LP was with it looking so very nice. - Welcome, Geezerette
	7:59pm geezerette: ! :D
	8:01pm Jeff Golick: Ach. Missed Lanquidity, a fave Sun Ra item! Hi, Kim.
	8:23pm Uncle Michael: Hello mariachi fans!
	8:26pm KimSorise: Hallo Uncle Michael
	8:31pm geezerette: Are these the values of Kwanzaa?
	8:35pm KimSorise: Certainly not sure of that but it was Leroi Jones (who only recently had changed his name to Imamu Amiri Baraka) reciting the vocals
	8:39pm geezerette: Whatever it was, it was beautiful.
	8:41pm Scraps: Don't like Baraka. He believed the Jews knew about 9/11 beforehand, among other things. It's true that somebody like him can write something beautiful. I just don't like him, that's all.
	8:43pm Scraps: More jazz moods, please!
	8:46pm Scraps: Pekar has very conservative jazz taste
	8:48pm Scraps: God, Patty Waters.... every time I listen to her, my hair stands on end
	8:49pm KimSorise: No worries, I did love his book Blues People and have a pretty large collection of 60/70s black poets. He was pretty prolific at the time and managed to end up on many a great jazz LP - that being said - he definitely spewed some shit form time to time.
	8:49pm geezerette: Never heard her before but she definitely does that !
	8:50pm KimSorise: Always, always happy to do more jazz shows. I am thinking this may be the way of my next 'FMU premium - but man, Patty... she kills.
	8:50pm Scraps: Just wait, geezerette....
	8:51pm geezerette: :)
	8:52pm geezerette: Ha!
	8:52pm KimSorise: Ms. Waters is not for the weak hearted or eared for that matter
	8:52pm geezerette: Warming up I bet.
	8:53pm Scraps: Not for Pekar anyway!
	8:55pm KimSorise: I love how fierce and fragile her voice can be
	8:55pm listener james from westwood: Always happy to >hear< the Global Grease take on a jazz show!
	8:58pm KimSorise: Thanks, sometimes I wonder if it works - at times they can be a bit disjointed but your kind words are much appreciated, James.
	8:58pm KimSorise: Have a great night all! Stay tuned for Sam!
	9:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Kim.
	9:00pm geezerette: Hey James! Kim, something heroic about being so emotionally bare and present,even in a studio. She must have been that way live tooo.
	9:00pm Scraps: "Can't call it derivative." --RateYourMusic reviewer
	9:03pm KimSorise: So nuff

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from January 9, 2017

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