WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from June 11, 2018

Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Eeeeevening, Kim and all!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Good Evening, James and All! Welcome, welcome, welcome! Enjoy the show!
	7:07pm listener james from westwood: I am all for jazz on Monday nights and shows evolving over time. This is what freeform is for!
	7:08pm listener james from westwood: I felt like the Nazario Scenario was subtly shifting in certain intriguing ways in its last months, but I can't put my finger on how. Still fascinating to listen to.
	7:09pm doctorjazz: Hey Kim, LJFW, and others out there! Jazz shows, keep em coming !
	7:11pm doctorjazz: Wild Sun Ra!
	7:19pm doctorjazz: Really like this Son's of Kemet, my sweet spot (drives like the old Threadgill Sextet)
	7:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and all
	7:22pm KimSorise: I am beyond impressed by Shabaka Hutchings and the music he and his group(s) are releasing. Hello Coelacanth0 and DrJazz
	7:26pm doctorjazz: Have to pick up some of his music, he's gotten past me (but I have heard Sons of Kemet here before )
	7:31pm doctorjazz: VWith Sons of Kemet, Shabaka Hutchings Brings London Jazz Into the Spotlight nyti.ms... Review of the album in the NY Times... They are playing in the NY area in September (the instrumentation is indeed Threadgill-Ian)
	7:33pm KimSorise: Ooh wow! That would be a great show to see.
	7:35pm doctorjazz: (I believe Hamiet Bluiett pronounces his last name BLUE-ett)
	7:36pm KimSorise: Thank you - I was not sure on that! I will make note.
	8:07pm TDK60: Hello...may be my 1st visit here.
	8:10pm KimSorise: Hello TDK60! Welcome - glad you stopped by; hopefully it won’t be the last. Playing some jazz this evening. Enjoy.
	8:11pm TDK60: Hola Kim, gosh Bobby H is incredible with the vibes.
	8:14pm northguineahills: here....somewhere....
	8:20pm northguineahills: My garden is infested w/ copulating snails (and slugs, haven't seen them in sexy time yet). So, I'm burying small containers at ground level and filling them w/ crappy beer. They will be attracted to the sugar, fall in and drown (i hate wasting beer, even shitty beer).
	8:25pm KimSorise: That should do the trick NGH! But sorry to waste the beer - have you ever tried food grade Diatomaceous Earth? I am pretty sure it works on snails as well as most invasive crawlers
	8:28pm TDK60: Carlos Santana--or someone into a similar sound--on guitar
	8:31pm KimSorise: Tisjizi Munoz on guitar - played with Sanders & Rashid Ali
	8:31pm doctorjazz: The bugs will go happy, though!
	8:31pm TDK60: Aha, thanks!
	8:37pm coelacanth∅: i thought about putting diatomaceous earth around my bed, since i'm regularly getting bitten by something venomous while i sleep - but it wont do me much good if they die after biting me. i need to repel them somehow.
	8:39pm northguineahills: Thanks for the tip, Kim (have the door open while blasting yer zounds!)
	8:40pm coelacanth∅: i also need to repel something that's ripping apart my sage and other plants in my container garden. i'm thinking some kind of essential oil but i really don't know. could be chipmunks, could be birds, could be the groundhog...
	8:41pm doctorjazz: Time to get on the bike again..
	8:41pm KimSorise: Oh Jeez Coelacantho - Hope it’s not spiders. Enjoy NGH! My Garden grows on Jazz.
	8:41pm doctorjazz: Enjoyed the show Kim, thanks!
	8:42pm KimSorise: Thanks DocJazz! Until next week - have a great bike ride.
	8:48pm chresti: evening!
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: Kim it must be -or centipedes. as a result of spreading the venom by scratching the insatiable itch right now my left hand looks like the hand of someone 100 lb heavier than i am!
	8:52pm KimSorise: That makes me itch just thinking about it! That is terrible. Can you find where they are getting in? Welcome, Chresti!
	8:52pm TDK60: DJ Kim, you emanate from Louisville?
	8:54pm northguineahills: I have something taking chunks out of some my tomatoes. Probably squirrels or birds. Once open, it attracts gnats and flies. My spiders earn their keep in my garden. yeah, if I were to drown, in beer would be on the top of my list...
	8:54pm KimSorise: Born and raised in Detroit, but I have lived in Louisville for nearly 18 years.
	8:54pm chresti: coel- lemongrass and catnip have bug repellent properties-wormwood too
	8:55pm coelacanth∅: there are countless ways for spiders to come up from the basement. i really just need to move.
	8:55pm northguineahills: I have rosemary and citronella, and they do a decent job repelling some pests.
	8:56pm northguineahills: Eddie Gale, new to me, thanks as per usual Kim!
	8:57pm TDK60: Great sounds...I'll try to return..
	8:58pm northguineahills: When I moved back from Japan, I had a giganti blister on my abdomen. When they took a biopsy, they said, this is impossible, this venom can only be traced back to a spiders species in Japan. (mystery solved).
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: chresti yes, i forgot about catnip. i used to grow that when i had a real garden. i do have it, and wormwood in capsules...and citronella oil. the rosemary plant doesn't get bit but it's not keeping every criiter away either.
	8:59pm northguineahills: Had to tell my neighbor to tell him to keep his dog away from my slug beer. (I cool w/ him coming into my yard as I play w/ him).
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from June 11, 2018

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June 11, 2018: More 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
Sun Ra	Astro black "Astro black" by "Sun Ra"	Astro Black	Impulse / ABC	1973
Sons of Kemet	My Queen is Yaa Asantewaa	Your Queen is a Reptile	Impulse	2018
Creative Arts Ensemble	Uhuru "Uhuru" by "Creative Arts Ensemble"	Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam 1957-1989	Jazzman	2016
Music behind DJ: Richard Davis & Jill McManus	Speak Low	As One	Muse	1976
Beaver Harris	negcaumongus part 1	Nagcaumongus	Cadence Jazz	1981
Michael White	Unlocking the Twelfth House	Spirit Dance	Impulse!	1971
Bobby Hutcherson	Zuri Dance "Zuri Dance" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	Cirrus	Blue Note	1974
Music behind DJ: The Visitors (Earl & Carl Grubbs)	Gone are the Days	Rebirth	Muse	1974
Pharoah Sanders	Love Will Find a Way	Pharoah	India Navigation	1977
Roy Haynes	Full Moon "Full Moon" by "Roy Haynes"	Senyah	Mainstream 351
“Chivo” Borraro	Half and Half	Spiritual Jazz 5 - Esoteric, Modal And Deep Jazz From Around The World 1961-79 (V/A)	Jazzman	2014
Archie Shepp	Down Home New York "Down Home New York" by "Archie Shepp"	Down Home New York	Soul Note	1984
Eddie Gale’s Ghetto Music	Fulton Street	Eddie Gale’s Ghetto Music	4 Men with Beards

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Eeeeevening, Kim and all!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Good Evening, James and All! Welcome, welcome, welcome! Enjoy the show!
	7:07pm listener james from westwood: I am all for jazz on Monday nights and shows evolving over time. This is what freeform is for!
	7:08pm listener james from westwood: I felt like the Nazario Scenario was subtly shifting in certain intriguing ways in its last months, but I can't put my finger on how. Still fascinating to listen to.
	7:09pm doctorjazz: Hey Kim, LJFW, and others out there! Jazz shows, keep em coming !
	7:11pm doctorjazz: Wild Sun Ra!
	7:19pm doctorjazz: Really like this Son's of Kemet, my sweet spot (drives like the old Threadgill Sextet)
	7:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and all
	7:22pm KimSorise: I am beyond impressed by Shabaka Hutchings and the music he and his group(s) are releasing. Hello Coelacanth0 and DrJazz
	7:26pm doctorjazz: Have to pick up some of his music, he's gotten past me (but I have heard Sons of Kemet here before )
	7:31pm doctorjazz: VWith Sons of Kemet, Shabaka Hutchings Brings London Jazz Into the Spotlight nyti.ms... Review of the album in the NY Times... They are playing in the NY area in September (the instrumentation is indeed Threadgill-Ian)
	7:33pm KimSorise: Ooh wow! That would be a great show to see.
	7:35pm doctorjazz: (I believe Hamiet Bluiett pronounces his last name BLUE-ett)
	7:36pm KimSorise: Thank you - I was not sure on that! I will make note.
	8:07pm TDK60: Hello...may be my 1st visit here.
	8:10pm KimSorise: Hello TDK60! Welcome - glad you stopped by; hopefully it won’t be the last. Playing some jazz this evening. Enjoy.
	8:11pm TDK60: Hola Kim, gosh Bobby H is incredible with the vibes.
	8:14pm northguineahills: here....somewhere....
	8:20pm northguineahills: My garden is infested w/ copulating snails (and slugs, haven't seen them in sexy time yet). So, I'm burying small containers at ground level and filling them w/ crappy beer. They will be attracted to the sugar, fall in and drown (i hate wasting beer, even shitty beer).
	8:25pm KimSorise: That should do the trick NGH! But sorry to waste the beer - have you ever tried food grade Diatomaceous Earth? I am pretty sure it works on snails as well as most invasive crawlers
	8:28pm TDK60: Carlos Santana--or someone into a similar sound--on guitar
	8:31pm KimSorise: Tisjizi Munoz on guitar - played with Sanders & Rashid Ali
	8:31pm doctorjazz: The bugs will go happy, though!
	8:31pm TDK60: Aha, thanks!
	8:37pm coelacanth∅: i thought about putting diatomaceous earth around my bed, since i'm regularly getting bitten by something venomous while i sleep - but it wont do me much good if they die after biting me. i need to repel them somehow.
	8:39pm northguineahills: Thanks for the tip, Kim (have the door open while blasting yer zounds!)
	8:40pm coelacanth∅: i also need to repel something that's ripping apart my sage and other plants in my container garden. i'm thinking some kind of essential oil but i really don't know. could be chipmunks, could be birds, could be the groundhog...
	8:41pm doctorjazz: Time to get on the bike again..
	8:41pm KimSorise: Oh Jeez Coelacantho - Hope it’s not spiders. Enjoy NGH! My Garden grows on Jazz.
	8:41pm doctorjazz: Enjoyed the show Kim, thanks!
	8:42pm KimSorise: Thanks DocJazz! Until next week - have a great bike ride.
	8:48pm chresti: evening!
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: Kim it must be -or centipedes. as a result of spreading the venom by scratching the insatiable itch right now my left hand looks like the hand of someone 100 lb heavier than i am!
	8:52pm KimSorise: That makes me itch just thinking about it! That is terrible. Can you find where they are getting in? Welcome, Chresti!
	8:52pm TDK60: DJ Kim, you emanate from Louisville?
	8:54pm northguineahills: I have something taking chunks out of some my tomatoes. Probably squirrels or birds. Once open, it attracts gnats and flies. My spiders earn their keep in my garden. yeah, if I were to drown, in beer would be on the top of my list...
	8:54pm KimSorise: Born and raised in Detroit, but I have lived in Louisville for nearly 18 years.
	8:54pm chresti: coel- lemongrass and catnip have bug repellent properties-wormwood too
	8:55pm coelacanth∅: there are countless ways for spiders to come up from the basement. i really just need to move.
	8:55pm northguineahills: I have rosemary and citronella, and they do a decent job repelling some pests.
	8:56pm northguineahills: Eddie Gale, new to me, thanks as per usual Kim!
	8:57pm TDK60: Great sounds...I'll try to return..
	8:58pm northguineahills: When I moved back from Japan, I had a giganti blister on my abdomen. When they took a biopsy, they said, this is impossible, this venom can only be traced back to a spiders species in Japan. (mystery solved).
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: chresti yes, i forgot about catnip. i used to grow that when i had a real garden. i do have it, and wormwood in capsules...and citronella oil. the rosemary plant doesn't get bit but it's not keeping every criiter away either.
	8:59pm northguineahills: Had to tell my neighbor to tell him to keep his dog away from my slug beer. (I cool w/ him coming into my yard as I play w/ him).
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from June 11, 2018

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