WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from February 25, 2019

Listener comments!
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Hi, nice reggae on the stream before the theme. Hi Kim and Greasers!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Kim!! doctorjazz!! All!!
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: Yay, friend for Fred!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Welcome Welcome! Enjoy the show
	7:09pm KimSorise: So much to think about when you open yourself up up to thinking on getting another furbuddy.
	7:14pm doctorjazz: We have a 10 year old Labradoodle (Ozzie, see my icon). A year and a half ago we got a mini labradoodle puppy who stayed with us a few months (my daughter takes her to college, but during breaks and summer she lives here) . She drives Ozzie absolutely crazy. She wants to play with him non stop, nips at him all the time (he's more than twice her size ,but he's a wimp). I think he does miss her when she leaves, though, but it makes us crazy until she does
	7:15pm doctorjazz: If they're closer in age and temperament ,though likely not such an issue.
	7:18pm KimSorise: Well Fred is an 11ish beagle, who is beginning to slow down but still with fits of energy. This lady is 5 and she is a pit - about 10lbs heavier and a mix of energy and chill. Fred tends to like larger lady dogs - so in the end, it’s up to him.
	7:23pm KimSorise: I love me some beagle! I have had 2, but I would like a different dog experience. Any pit lovers in the audience?
	7:40pm doctorjazz: Mostly jazz tonight, sad :)
	7:43pm listener james from westwood: Three of my copy editor colleagues have pitties and are utterly enraptured with them! Here's a really lovely one who made the NY Times a couple of weeks back when her owner's book was published: twitter.com...
	7:45pm fleep: Must recuse, pure cat household. Great music, though.
	7:50pm doctorjazz: Love our labradoodles, haven't had pit experience.
	7:51pm KimSorise: Thank you, fleep. Sorry DocJazz, I know you’re heart broken. I have been to a couple pitties recuse parties and their smile are pretty undeniable - Fred came along when my sweet Bean was about 10 or so - as a means to increase his pep. But I’m ready(ing) but in no hurry. We will all know if it’s the right fit. I have a good friend who has a labradoodle names Billy Crystal and he’s great. He is HUGE - like 90 LPs. Looks like Snufalufagus
	8:00pm KimSorise: I remember the first time I ever heard this LP - mind blown. I was in Louisville, I had lived here about 3 months.
	8:03pm chresti: Hi Kim and greazies
	8:04pm KimSorise: Hey Chresti! Welcome
	8:09pm chresti: I grew up with cats and different shepard-lab mixes, no pets now do to allergies
	8:09pm chresti: wow this is great
	8:10pm doctorjazz: Haven't listened to Talk Talk, sounds like an interesting band (64 is young to me... But I'm almost 66).
	8:15pm fleep: Talk Talk's Mark Hollis dead at age 64 www.theguardian.com...
	8:16pm chresti: @doc-my first listen to Talk Talk, too...(you are a mere 2 years my senior)
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Ah, Chresti, you're just a baby!
	8:17pm chresti: actually, 4
	8:18pm chresti: wah!
	8:20pm KimSorise: 64 is young
	8:20pm chresti: Thanks for playing something that blew your mind, Kim
	8:34pm chresti: Horse Stories for Sam.
	8:38pm KimSorise: Drag City was lovely in the mid to later 90s
	8:43pm listener james from westwood: Mid–Gen Xer over here, so Talk Talk was part of my musical teen 80s. RIP.
	8:46pm chresti: I love to talk to myself, I grew up with 2 brothers, me in the middle
	8:46pm listener james from westwood: Gen X = 1965–1979, with the caveat that these are all marketing constructs to slice us into consumer categories.
	8:47pm listener james from westwood: And I was a solo act myself, so self-talk (talk) is my jam.
	8:47pm listener james from westwood: I caught Sesame Street from season 1. Perfect.
	8:48pm fleep: Onlys rule!
	8:49pm chresti: my son is an only
	8:51pm KimSorise: Proud to be an only - I do have now step siblings but I never lived with them and we only became friends as late teens & adults.
	8:52pm northguineahills: I could only watch MTV at my grandparents or friends as well... When I discovered music-music in 1992, the local station w/ good music lasted until '93 until Clear Channel bought it. Then, the next year, the university station w/ good music (which I could usually catch at night), also got bought by Clear Channel a month before I started uni there (of course), after that, it was pirate radio until I discovered WFMU online in 1998.
	8:57pm KimSorise: Detroit has tremendous radio growing up and also the benefit of CBCs Brave New Wave and 580 Memories CKLW - we had student run stations, underground WABX and my first foray into radio was a pirate station set up in the back of a ford van and we drove around the Cass Corridor in 90-91. I too discovered WFMU around 1998 online. But knew about the before hand due to my love of radio and Ken did a stint I think at WHFR
	8:57pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a ton, Kim, and good luck with the dog decision!
	8:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, Kim!
	8:58pm chresti: by the late 70s, it was college radio, when I had a radio, in LA. To be continued...Thanks Kim!
	8:59pm KimSorise: Until next week - Stay Tuned for Sam

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from February 25, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Eric Dolphy	South Street Exit "South Street Exit" by "Eric Dolphy"	Last Date	Limelight
Gabor Szabo & The California Dreamers	The End of Life	Wind, Sky and Diamonds	Impulse!
The Dave Pike Set	But Anyway "But Anyway" by "The Dave Pike Set"	Infra Red	MPS	1972
Mustangs	The Time for Loving is Now	Grand Bahama Goombay	Numero 014	2007
Cymande	Fug "Fug" by "Cymande"	Second Time Around	Janus	1973
Music behind DJ: Lou Donaldson	Snake Bone "Snake Bone" by "Lou Donaldson"	Say it Loud	Blue Note	1969
Amaro Freitas	Aurora "Aurora" by "Amaro Freitas"	Rasif	Far Out	2018
The Klaus Doldinger Quartet	Saragossa	Blues Happening	World Pacific Jazz	1969
Talk Talk	Myrrahman / Ascension Day / After The Flood	Laughing Stock	Polydor	1991
Music behind DJ: Rachel’s	Cypress Branches "Cypress Branches" by "Rachel’s"	The Sea & The Bells	QuarterStick	1996
Talk Talk	Eden "Eden" by "Talk Talk"	Spirit of Eden	Parlophone	1988
The Dirty Three	I Remember a Time When Once You Used to Love Me	Horse Stories	Drag City	1996
Ghost	Tune in, Turn on, Free Tibet excerpt	Tune in, Turn on, Free Tibet	Drag City	1999
Fridge	Five Four Child Voice "Five Four Child Voice" by "Fridge"	Happiness	Text Records	2000

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Hi, nice reggae on the stream before the theme. Hi Kim and Greasers!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Kim!! doctorjazz!! All!!
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: Yay, friend for Fred!
	7:05pm KimSorise: Welcome Welcome! Enjoy the show
	7:09pm KimSorise: So much to think about when you open yourself up up to thinking on getting another furbuddy.
	7:14pm doctorjazz: We have a 10 year old Labradoodle (Ozzie, see my icon). A year and a half ago we got a mini labradoodle puppy who stayed with us a few months (my daughter takes her to college, but during breaks and summer she lives here) . She drives Ozzie absolutely crazy. She wants to play with him non stop, nips at him all the time (he's more than twice her size ,but he's a wimp). I think he does miss her when she leaves, though, but it makes us crazy until she does
	7:15pm doctorjazz: If they're closer in age and temperament ,though likely not such an issue.
	7:18pm KimSorise: Well Fred is an 11ish beagle, who is beginning to slow down but still with fits of energy. This lady is 5 and she is a pit - about 10lbs heavier and a mix of energy and chill. Fred tends to like larger lady dogs - so in the end, it’s up to him.
	7:23pm KimSorise: I love me some beagle! I have had 2, but I would like a different dog experience. Any pit lovers in the audience?
	7:40pm doctorjazz: Mostly jazz tonight, sad :)
	7:43pm listener james from westwood: Three of my copy editor colleagues have pitties and are utterly enraptured with them! Here's a really lovely one who made the NY Times a couple of weeks back when her owner's book was published: twitter.com...
	7:45pm fleep: Must recuse, pure cat household. Great music, though.
	7:50pm doctorjazz: Love our labradoodles, haven't had pit experience.
	7:51pm KimSorise: Thank you, fleep. Sorry DocJazz, I know you’re heart broken. I have been to a couple pitties recuse parties and their smile are pretty undeniable - Fred came along when my sweet Bean was about 10 or so - as a means to increase his pep. But I’m ready(ing) but in no hurry. We will all know if it’s the right fit. I have a good friend who has a labradoodle names Billy Crystal and he’s great. He is HUGE - like 90 LPs. Looks like Snufalufagus
	8:00pm KimSorise: I remember the first time I ever heard this LP - mind blown. I was in Louisville, I had lived here about 3 months.
	8:03pm chresti: Hi Kim and greazies
	8:04pm KimSorise: Hey Chresti! Welcome
	8:09pm chresti: I grew up with cats and different shepard-lab mixes, no pets now do to allergies
	8:09pm chresti: wow this is great
	8:10pm doctorjazz: Haven't listened to Talk Talk, sounds like an interesting band (64 is young to me... But I'm almost 66).
	8:15pm fleep: Talk Talk's Mark Hollis dead at age 64 www.theguardian.com...
	8:16pm chresti: @doc-my first listen to Talk Talk, too...(you are a mere 2 years my senior)
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Ah, Chresti, you're just a baby!
	8:17pm chresti: actually, 4
	8:18pm chresti: wah!
	8:20pm KimSorise: 64 is young
	8:20pm chresti: Thanks for playing something that blew your mind, Kim
	8:34pm chresti: Horse Stories for Sam.
	8:38pm KimSorise: Drag City was lovely in the mid to later 90s
	8:43pm listener james from westwood: Mid–Gen Xer over here, so Talk Talk was part of my musical teen 80s. RIP.
	8:46pm chresti: I love to talk to myself, I grew up with 2 brothers, me in the middle
	8:46pm listener james from westwood: Gen X = 1965–1979, with the caveat that these are all marketing constructs to slice us into consumer categories.
	8:47pm listener james from westwood: And I was a solo act myself, so self-talk (talk) is my jam.
	8:47pm listener james from westwood: I caught Sesame Street from season 1. Perfect.
	8:48pm fleep: Onlys rule!
	8:49pm chresti: my son is an only
	8:51pm KimSorise: Proud to be an only - I do have now step siblings but I never lived with them and we only became friends as late teens & adults.
	8:52pm northguineahills: I could only watch MTV at my grandparents or friends as well... When I discovered music-music in 1992, the local station w/ good music lasted until '93 until Clear Channel bought it. Then, the next year, the university station w/ good music (which I could usually catch at night), also got bought by Clear Channel a month before I started uni there (of course), after that, it was pirate radio until I discovered WFMU online in 1998.
	8:57pm KimSorise: Detroit has tremendous radio growing up and also the benefit of CBCs Brave New Wave and 580 Memories CKLW - we had student run stations, underground WABX and my first foray into radio was a pirate station set up in the back of a ford van and we drove around the Cass Corridor in 90-91. I too discovered WFMU around 1998 online. But knew about the before hand due to my love of radio and Ken did a stint I think at WHFR
	8:57pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a ton, Kim, and good luck with the dog decision!
	8:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, Kim!
	8:58pm chresti: by the late 70s, it was college radio, when I had a radio, in LA. To be continued...Thanks Kim!
	8:59pm KimSorise: Until next week - Stay Tuned for Sam

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from February 25, 2019

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