WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from March 20, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:12pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks for getting the whole GTDR end of the marathon off to a slamming start two weeks ago, Kim. You were the drum major and we followed your lead!
	7:15pm Dave in Vermont: evenin'
	7:16pm KimSorise: Aww. Well, as the pop culture turn of phrases goes, "I learned it from watch you," Doug! Beyond proud for the radio brethren. Another year down and it's starts all again tomorrow, I am sure. Happy 30th Anniversary to you sir!
	7:17pm KimSorise: Good evening, Dave!
	7:22pm Doug Schulkind: 30th anniversary sounds so much ...older... when you say it.
	7:24pm KimSorise: Never! We only improve with age, I'm coming up on 20 years on air this year. I'll take it.
	7:26pm Doug Schulkind: Twenty years of happy listeners is a lot of happy listeners!
	7:33pm doctorjazz: Hi Kim, sounding good! Happy Anniversary to you both! Great marathon! (who needs that stinkin' JM in the AM!) ARETHA!
	7:36pm KimSorise: Thank you Doug & DoctorJazz! Could not be happier about the marathon!
	7:38pm Doug Schulkind: I know you're just kidding about JM in the AM. That show, and it's beloved host Nachum Segal, were a huge part of WFMU, even if it wasn't integrated into the freeform life of the station.
	7:41pm doctorjazz: I am just kidding, even occasionally listened to it (have orthodox Jewish family...). The shows at the end with Ken were touching. I was more referring to the sort of panic at the station that fund raising was doomed without their generally good sized contribution, while this year did turn out to be the best I remember in a few years.
	7:49pm Doug Schulkind: One of my longest-time listeners is a gentleman who was a die-hard JM in the AM fan who just never turned off the radio at 9am on Friday mornings. (I followed Nachum Segal on Fridays for 20+ years.) This fellow has a huge heart and even huger ears and he represents to me the best of WFMU. Always being willing to break out of your comfort zone to explore new things. Somebody stop me before I say the word pledge. D'OH!
	8:03pm melinda: howdy!
	8:03pm doctorjazz: The phone number must play in your head while you sleep
	8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: People can still pledge... Loves Donovan - loves Pre-Huge Bowie...Loves Big Star...the whole mess...
	8:06pm Little Danny: Hi Kim, hi everybody!
	8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that Lou feller's ok too...
	8:08pm KimSorise: Howdy! And yes, folks can still pledge. When I first began in radio in Detroit I was an engineer for Morning Edition... I dreamed of underwriters often. I threw headphones due to too much spit from Carl Kastle's clicking dentures. Oh those were the days.
	8:09pm Little Danny: "Carl Kastle's clicking dentures" has quite a ring to it
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Binaural ?
	8:10pm melinda: That's a nice story, Doug. I used to hear the sliver of JM in the AM right before the transition to freeform on the stream, and I didn't realize for a long time that it was an entire legit show being broadcast on the airwaves.
	8:10pm melinda: I love Street Hassle.
	8:11pm Doug Schulkind: There used to be a whole bunch of listeners who thought the last strains of JM in the AM's closing Friday theme were actually the beginning of my intro! Hiya, melinda!
	8:12pm KimSorise: Me too, I am not a huge fan of much of Lou's solo material. I am much more in the Cale camp - but Street Hassle is just perfect as a piece.
	8:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it was a fanfare that told me to get out of the shower & not miss the bus...
	8:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho' it always kinda made me think of Borat...
	8:16pm melinda: That's funny, Rabbit.
	8:24pm Dave in Vermont: I am really into this show, Kim. I am disappointed that I have to do some work that involves watching a video. Thanks.
	8:25pm northguineahills: I was so disheartened when I found this Springsteen 10" a few years back, and realized I had no $$$. It's pretty damn awesome!
	8:26pm KimSorise: Thanks Dave! The archive will be up tomorrow I am sure. Thanks again for stopping by this evening.
	8:28pm KimSorise: I have never played this on air northguineahills! Glad you could be in ear shot of the inaugural listen. I have had it since it was released, but Springsteen's line on Street Hassle is what made me pull it off the shelf.
	8:28pm northguineahills: The youtube of this Springsteen recording is fun to watch as well.
	8:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great ! Thx.
	9:00pm northguineahills: Thanks Kim!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from March 20, 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	Comments
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Woody Shaw	A Deed for Dolphy "A Deed for Dolphy" by "Woody Shaw"	Blackstone Legacy	Contemporary Records	1971
Roy Brooks	The Free Slave "The Free Slave" by "Roy Brooks"	The Free Slave	Muse	1972
Eugene McDaniels	The Parasite "The Parasite" by "Eugene McDaniels"	Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse	Atlantic
Aretha Franklin	Day Dreaming "Day Dreaming" by "Aretha Franklin"	Young, Gifted and Black	Atlantic	1972	Happy Birthday to the Queen of Soul
Music behind DJ: Sonny & Linda Sharrock	Apollo "Apollo" by "Sonny & Linda Sharrock"	Paradise	ATCO	1975
Agitation Free	You Played for use Today	Malesch	HiD	2012
Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship	Have You Seen the Stars Tonite	Blows Against the Empire	RCA
David Bowie	There is a Happy Land	David Bowie
Bee Gees	Portrait of Louise "Portrait of Louise" by "Bee Gees"	2 years on	ATCO	1971
Big Star	Watch the Sunrise "Watch the Sunrise" by "Big Star"	No. 1 Record	Big Beat Records
Donovan	Tangier "Tangier" by "Donovan"	Hurdy Gurdy Man	Epic
Lou Reed	Street Hassle "Street Hassle" by "Lou Reed"	Street Hassle	Arista	1978
Nazz	Hello it's me "Hello it's me" by "Nazz"	Nazz	SGC
Bruce Springsteen	Dream Baby Dream	10"	Blast First Petite2	2005
DAS	Up There "Up There" by "DAS"	Non-Chalant	Sir Reel Records
Mayo Thompson	Oyster Thins "Oyster Thins" by "Mayo Thompson"	Corky's Debt to His Father	Drag City	1994	1970 og issue
10CC	The Worst Band in the World "The Worst Band in the World" by "10CC"	Sheet Music	Mercury	1974
Os Borges	Eu Sou Como Voce E "Eu Sou Como Voce E" by "Os Borges"	Os Borges		1985
Caetano Veloso	Eu Quero Essa Mulher	Araca Azul	Philips	1972
Music behind DJ: Love Cry Want	Peace (for Dakota & Jason)	Love Cry Want	Weird Forest	1997
Zoltar	Executive Party "Executive Party" by "Zoltar"	Black Feeling	FreeSTyle

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Listener comments!
	7:12pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks for getting the whole GTDR end of the marathon off to a slamming start two weeks ago, Kim. You were the drum major and we followed your lead!
	7:15pm Dave in Vermont: evenin'
	7:16pm KimSorise: Aww. Well, as the pop culture turn of phrases goes, "I learned it from watch you," Doug! Beyond proud for the radio brethren. Another year down and it's starts all again tomorrow, I am sure. Happy 30th Anniversary to you sir!
	7:17pm KimSorise: Good evening, Dave!
	7:22pm Doug Schulkind: 30th anniversary sounds so much ...older... when you say it.
	7:24pm KimSorise: Never! We only improve with age, I'm coming up on 20 years on air this year. I'll take it.
	7:26pm Doug Schulkind: Twenty years of happy listeners is a lot of happy listeners!
	7:33pm doctorjazz: Hi Kim, sounding good! Happy Anniversary to you both! Great marathon! (who needs that stinkin' JM in the AM!) ARETHA!
	7:36pm KimSorise: Thank you Doug & DoctorJazz! Could not be happier about the marathon!
	7:38pm Doug Schulkind: I know you're just kidding about JM in the AM. That show, and it's beloved host Nachum Segal, were a huge part of WFMU, even if it wasn't integrated into the freeform life of the station.
	7:41pm doctorjazz: I am just kidding, even occasionally listened to it (have orthodox Jewish family...). The shows at the end with Ken were touching. I was more referring to the sort of panic at the station that fund raising was doomed without their generally good sized contribution, while this year did turn out to be the best I remember in a few years.
	7:49pm Doug Schulkind: One of my longest-time listeners is a gentleman who was a die-hard JM in the AM fan who just never turned off the radio at 9am on Friday mornings. (I followed Nachum Segal on Fridays for 20+ years.) This fellow has a huge heart and even huger ears and he represents to me the best of WFMU. Always being willing to break out of your comfort zone to explore new things. Somebody stop me before I say the word pledge. D'OH!
	8:03pm melinda: howdy!
	8:03pm doctorjazz: The phone number must play in your head while you sleep
	8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: People can still pledge... Loves Donovan - loves Pre-Huge Bowie...Loves Big Star...the whole mess...
	8:06pm Little Danny: Hi Kim, hi everybody!
	8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that Lou feller's ok too...
	8:08pm KimSorise: Howdy! And yes, folks can still pledge. When I first began in radio in Detroit I was an engineer for Morning Edition... I dreamed of underwriters often. I threw headphones due to too much spit from Carl Kastle's clicking dentures. Oh those were the days.
	8:09pm Little Danny: "Carl Kastle's clicking dentures" has quite a ring to it
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Binaural ?
	8:10pm melinda: That's a nice story, Doug. I used to hear the sliver of JM in the AM right before the transition to freeform on the stream, and I didn't realize for a long time that it was an entire legit show being broadcast on the airwaves.
	8:10pm melinda: I love Street Hassle.
	8:11pm Doug Schulkind: There used to be a whole bunch of listeners who thought the last strains of JM in the AM's closing Friday theme were actually the beginning of my intro! Hiya, melinda!
	8:12pm KimSorise: Me too, I am not a huge fan of much of Lou's solo material. I am much more in the Cale camp - but Street Hassle is just perfect as a piece.
	8:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it was a fanfare that told me to get out of the shower & not miss the bus...
	8:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho' it always kinda made me think of Borat...
	8:16pm melinda: That's funny, Rabbit.
	8:24pm Dave in Vermont: I am really into this show, Kim. I am disappointed that I have to do some work that involves watching a video. Thanks.
	8:25pm northguineahills: I was so disheartened when I found this Springsteen 10" a few years back, and realized I had no $$$. It's pretty damn awesome!
	8:26pm KimSorise: Thanks Dave! The archive will be up tomorrow I am sure. Thanks again for stopping by this evening.
	8:28pm KimSorise: I have never played this on air northguineahills! Glad you could be in ear shot of the inaugural listen. I have had it since it was released, but Springsteen's line on Street Hassle is what made me pull it off the shelf.
	8:28pm northguineahills: The youtube of this Springsteen recording is fun to watch as well.
	8:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great ! Thx.
	9:00pm northguineahills: Thanks Kim!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from March 20, 2017

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