WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 18, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: Happy birthday, Kim's friend! It's also my 9th anniversary of working freelance! Indian food and Global Grease to celebrate!
	7:09pm KimSorise: Happy Freelance-aversary, James! Enjoy your celebration!
	7:20pm listener james from westwood: Thanks! It was a new restaurant, so I was a little nervous, but I think I will be returning.
	7:23pm KimSorise: Excellent! We have a few Indian spots here but one - Dak Shin - shames all others. It is truly some of the best I have ever had. Only one other place, The Peacock in Dearborn, Michigan could even compare.
	7:48pm Mailman Tom: First time listener to your show. The music reminds me of my black beatnik friend, who used to play music like this on the record player, back in the 1970s
	7:53pm KimSorise: It sounds like your friend had some bad ass records, so thanks! This is not always the bent of the show but it's where my head is at for the time being. Enjoy...
	8:05pm doctorjazz: Hi, sounding good!
	8:13pm KimSorise: Hey DocJazz! Welcome
	8:27pm Scraps: Fela! One of the musicians I’m surprised I don’t hear at FMU more often
	8:28pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	8:29pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and ggreasers
	8:31pm Scraps: aw, I got into George Adams & Dannie Richmond early when I got into jazz (basically I got into Mingus and then everybody else). I still fondly remember those vinyl albums and playing them over and over
	8:32pm Scraps: Love Rotary Connection and Aladdin
	8:33pm Scraps: Love Love! Three great songs!
	8:33pm coelacanth∅: Mingus! there's a formidable initiation
	8:34pm Scraps: Yep. I got into jazz through Ted White, and he suggested Mingus. I think he knew me (and of course Mingus)
	8:35pm Scraps: In fact, he suggested Mingus Ah Um,and it is still my favorite album, period.
	8:36pm doctorjazz: Love /Loved the Don Pullen/George Adams band.
	8:36pm coelacanth∅: for many that would be like leaping up the first flight of stairs.
	8:36pm Scraps: Me too.
	8:37pm Scraps: replying to doctorjazz! Ha!
	8:38pm coelacanth∅: i knew!
	8:38pm Scraps: Coel, I resisted jazz, but when I was ready, I Was Ready.
	8:39pm KimSorise: Hahaha! Perfect! Pulled & Adams
	8:42pm Uncle Michael: I surrendered myself to jazz. I embraced it when I was most involved with psychedelics and as with other music (and other things) it was unlocked for me. I and it could just plug in to one another. I also surrendered myself to never being able to understand it in an academic or music-theoretical manner. It's of no matter.
	8:44pm Uncle Michael: Italian Prog is such great spelunk.
	8:45pm KimSorise: The sounds that makes me feel most centered & connected - and this noodle-y damn Italian LP
	8:45pm coelacanth∅: i remember digging the occasional swing and bop ("light bop"?) in warner bros.cartoons! - no more than 5; and when my father one day put on his"swing with Benny Goodman" album i was there already! 'didn't get into anything more challenging till i was a teenager and my older brother brought home Thelonious Monk's greatest hits.
	8:48pm KimSorise: My foray into Jazz was Miles Davis because I was a horn player - a little Dizzy before that. But Dad gave me Pharoah Sanders at 11 or 12 and I was transfixed...speechless. It was godlike
	8:49pm coelacanth∅: love the melotron (when used well)...right before turning on the radio i was listening to a king crimson etc. playlist.
	8:51pm coelacanth∅: i probably never even heard anything like Pharoah by that age. i probably wouldn't have liked it, to be honest!
	8:51pm Scraps: Psychedelics music-playing was, well, everything, but most of all, musique concrete. Whew!
	8:53pm Scraps: LSD also with music of Ivor Cutler.
	8:56pm coelacanth∅: and i was very late getting into Miles, somehow. after Monk it happened pretty fast... my bro tuned me onto Roland Kirk, then i don't remember; but i know i discovered Trane without him... it must've been another 5-10 years before i bought bitches brew with the only knowledge of Miles being that he had an album named bitches brew with an interesting cover.
	8:56pm KimSorise: Have you watch any of this Worm Wood doc/series my Errol Morris on Netflix? I'm 2 episodes in... wow!
	8:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Kim.
	8:58pm coelacanth∅: damn. sometimes i wish i had netflix; but then i'd get done even less than i already do.
	8:58pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Kim
	8:59pm KimSorise: Understood - Coel. It is solid 1953 LSD experiments on scientists... interesting.
	8:59pm KimSorise: Enjoy! Stay tuned for Sam!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 18, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Charles Tolliver	Spur "Spur" by "Charles Tolliver"	Arista - Freedom Sample	Arista Freedom	1975
Terry Calllier	Sign of the Times "Sign of the Times" by "Terry Calllier"		Elektra	1979	12"
The Layfayette Afro Rock Band	Afro Rock Band	Afrojazzfunk Vol. 1	Super Classe
Perfect Touch	Keep on Loving You "Keep on Loving You" by "Perfect Touch"	Disco Love Vol. 4: More More More Disco & Soul Uncovered	BBE
Marcos Valle	Estrelar "Estrelar" by "Marcos Valle"	The Brazilian Boogie Connection: From Rio to São Paulo 1976-1983	Cultures Of Soul Records	2015
Music behind DJ: Donald Byrd	Flight Time "Flight Time" by "Donald Byrd"	Black Byrd	Blue Note	1973
James Mason with Clarice Taylor	Funny Girl		Chiaroscuro Records	2017
Regional Garland	I'm Sad We've Broke Up	Mixed Sugar: The Complete Works 1970-1987	Now Again	2012
George Adams & Dannie Richmond	Joobubie	Black Saint Soul Note	BBE	2017
Charles Mingus / RZA	II B.S. - RZA's Mingus Bounce Mix	Impulsive! Revolutionary Jazz Reworked v/a	Verve Music Group	2005
Stro Elliot	Soul II Stro "Soul II Stro" by "Stro Elliot"	Stro Elliot	Fat Beats	2016
Music behind DJ: Klaus Doldinger	Sitar Beat "Sitar Beat" by "Klaus Doldinger"	Sitar Beat vol 1	Soul
International Soleil Band	Ta Lassa		Soundway		12"
Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70 ‎	Fefe Naa Efe	Gentlemen	Kalakuta / FAK	1997/73
The Rotary Connection	I feel Sorry	Aladdin	Cadet A
Love	Softly to Me "Softly to Me" by "Love"	Love	Elektra	1966
Music behind DJ: Brian Auger Trinity	Holy Smoke "Holy Smoke" by "Brian Auger Trinity"	Rock Generation Volume 6 - The Steampacket (Or The First "Supergroup")	BYG	1965
Il Balletto Di Bronzo	Introduzione	YS	Polydor	1972
Hawkwind	Seeing it as your really are	Hawkwind	Sunset	1970

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: Happy birthday, Kim's friend! It's also my 9th anniversary of working freelance! Indian food and Global Grease to celebrate!
	7:09pm KimSorise: Happy Freelance-aversary, James! Enjoy your celebration!
	7:20pm listener james from westwood: Thanks! It was a new restaurant, so I was a little nervous, but I think I will be returning.
	7:23pm KimSorise: Excellent! We have a few Indian spots here but one - Dak Shin - shames all others. It is truly some of the best I have ever had. Only one other place, The Peacock in Dearborn, Michigan could even compare.
	7:48pm Mailman Tom: First time listener to your show. The music reminds me of my black beatnik friend, who used to play music like this on the record player, back in the 1970s
	7:53pm KimSorise: It sounds like your friend had some bad ass records, so thanks! This is not always the bent of the show but it's where my head is at for the time being. Enjoy...
	8:05pm doctorjazz: Hi, sounding good!
	8:13pm KimSorise: Hey DocJazz! Welcome
	8:27pm Scraps: Fela! One of the musicians I’m surprised I don’t hear at FMU more often
	8:28pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	8:29pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and ggreasers
	8:31pm Scraps: aw, I got into George Adams & Dannie Richmond early when I got into jazz (basically I got into Mingus and then everybody else). I still fondly remember those vinyl albums and playing them over and over
	8:32pm Scraps: Love Rotary Connection and Aladdin
	8:33pm Scraps: Love Love! Three great songs!
	8:33pm coelacanth∅: Mingus! there's a formidable initiation
	8:34pm Scraps: Yep. I got into jazz through Ted White, and he suggested Mingus. I think he knew me (and of course Mingus)
	8:35pm Scraps: In fact, he suggested Mingus Ah Um,and it is still my favorite album, period.
	8:36pm doctorjazz: Love /Loved the Don Pullen/George Adams band.
	8:36pm coelacanth∅: for many that would be like leaping up the first flight of stairs.
	8:36pm Scraps: Me too.
	8:37pm Scraps: replying to doctorjazz! Ha!
	8:38pm coelacanth∅: i knew!
	8:38pm Scraps: Coel, I resisted jazz, but when I was ready, I Was Ready.
	8:39pm KimSorise: Hahaha! Perfect! Pulled & Adams
	8:42pm Uncle Michael: I surrendered myself to jazz. I embraced it when I was most involved with psychedelics and as with other music (and other things) it was unlocked for me. I and it could just plug in to one another. I also surrendered myself to never being able to understand it in an academic or music-theoretical manner. It's of no matter.
	8:44pm Uncle Michael: Italian Prog is such great spelunk.
	8:45pm KimSorise: The sounds that makes me feel most centered & connected - and this noodle-y damn Italian LP
	8:45pm coelacanth∅: i remember digging the occasional swing and bop ("light bop"?) in warner bros.cartoons! - no more than 5; and when my father one day put on his"swing with Benny Goodman" album i was there already! 'didn't get into anything more challenging till i was a teenager and my older brother brought home Thelonious Monk's greatest hits.
	8:48pm KimSorise: My foray into Jazz was Miles Davis because I was a horn player - a little Dizzy before that. But Dad gave me Pharoah Sanders at 11 or 12 and I was transfixed...speechless. It was godlike
	8:49pm coelacanth∅: love the melotron (when used well)...right before turning on the radio i was listening to a king crimson etc. playlist.
	8:51pm coelacanth∅: i probably never even heard anything like Pharoah by that age. i probably wouldn't have liked it, to be honest!
	8:51pm Scraps: Psychedelics music-playing was, well, everything, but most of all, musique concrete. Whew!
	8:53pm Scraps: LSD also with music of Ivor Cutler.
	8:56pm coelacanth∅: and i was very late getting into Miles, somehow. after Monk it happened pretty fast... my bro tuned me onto Roland Kirk, then i don't remember; but i know i discovered Trane without him... it must've been another 5-10 years before i bought bitches brew with the only knowledge of Miles being that he had an album named bitches brew with an interesting cover.
	8:56pm KimSorise: Have you watch any of this Worm Wood doc/series my Errol Morris on Netflix? I'm 2 episodes in... wow!
	8:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Kim.
	8:58pm coelacanth∅: damn. sometimes i wish i had netflix; but then i'd get done even less than i already do.
	8:58pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Kim
	8:59pm KimSorise: Understood - Coel. It is solid 1953 LSD experiments on scientists... interesting.
	8:59pm KimSorise: Enjoy! Stay tuned for Sam!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 18, 2017

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