WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from September 9, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:56pm KimSorise: Good evening one and all! Welcome to the GTDR stream. Global Grease will get underway in just a few. Enjoy!
	7:12pm Yvang: Spontaneous hello to Kim and listeners!
	7:12pm KimSorise: Hey Yvang! Thanks for swinging through.
	7:19pm Devin: Good evening!
	7:19pm chresti: Hello!
	7:20pm Doug Schulkind: Hello, Kim and globulars!
	7:21pm KimSorise: Devin, Chresti, and Major Doug - Welcome, welcome, welcome. Hope your day has treated you well. “I believe in the Oxford Comma”
	7:27pm Linda Lee: beautiful sounds! hi!
	7:32pm KimSorise: Thank you, Linda! Welcome back.
	7:33pm Linda Lee: thank you Kim! :-)
	7:35pm Linda Lee: already feel i've missed too much. i'll have to check the archives!
	7:36pm KimSorise: It should be up shortly after the show! Our archive wizardress is quick.
	7:36pm Linda Lee: i can see going back to quite a few shows :-)
	7:38pm KimSorise: It will keep you busy for sure, the show has shift over the years as well. But it’s almost fall which means I can bring out the Pentangle and Fairport Convention LPs
	7:39pm Linda Lee: lovely! it does feel like fall now, especially at night. the mountains cool way down after sundown.
	7:40pm Linda Lee: pretty dramatic!
	7:42pm KimSorise: We are still in the 90s in Louisville - 97 tomorrow apparently. I am looking forward to cooler temps for sure. Of which mountains do you speak?
	7:42pm Linda Lee: wow! i'm in the catskills, new york.
	7:43pm Linda Lee: 97! wild! is this pretty normal for you in early September?
	7:48pm KimSorise: Well, when I moved here 18 years ago, no. But it is now. We have been losing our Spring and Fall seasons with a quickness. Winters have been more mild, less snow, shorter snaps of cold temps.
	7:49pm KimSorise: Bummer really
	7:49pm Linda Lee: losing spring & fall. yes. we are too. the shifts are quickening.
	7:50pm Linda Lee: far less snow for us as well. this isn't a good thing for the metro areas we provide water for, including new york city. our snow is their water.
	7:53pm Linda Lee: it's a pretty astounding thing. it reaches them through a long series of reservoirs and aqueducts, without much chemical treatment at all. beautiful water. so, little development here to keep their water clean. we're all connected through water in so many ways. that's what snowfall is about, here.
	7:53pm KimSorise: I had no idea. And to think, some folks say it’s not really happening. . . Incredible.
	7:53pm Linda Lee: i'm hungry for this kind of music all week long, usually ~ so this is brilliant.
	7:54pm Linda Lee: oh yes. in a rural environment the changes are loud.
	7:55pm Linda Lee: i've only been up here full time 20 years & the changes are clear to me. that's an instant, in earth-time. it's quite incredible
	7:56pm Linda Lee: less than an instant! a nanosecond? :-D
	7:56pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and all
	7:57pm KimSorise: We are 10 Degrees hotter in Louisville than 25 minutes away due to lack of tree canopy. We also have some pretty funky air quality. It is a beautiful city with lots of parks... but it’s facade is fading. SO very glad you enjoy the show.
	7:58pm KimSorise: Hey Coel - welcome!
	7:59pm Linda Lee: i am for sure. the facades we've created against what actually sustains us are all fading for sure.
	8:02pm Linda Lee: .. so, the rush to develop alternate realities!
	8:03pm KimSorise: Certainly -
	8:04pm Linda Lee: not a happy topic. best we can do is stay awake to actuality.
	8:05pm Linda Lee: inspired to look at pix of Louisville & it does look very nice, still, from here.
	8:06pm KimSorise: Yes, and a couple hours of jazz records a week is a good respite from all the layers of BS
	8:06pm Linda Lee: a nice dose of truth :-)
	8:07pm KimSorise: It is a really great small city. Good food, architecture, parks, museums, solid bands, orchestra, theater, policitally progressivish, good water front... It’s the Possibility City!
	8:07pm coelacanth∅: do you think (or do you know if) sphere is named in honor of Thelonious?
	8:08pm KimSorise: But it is also struggling and segregated -
	8:09pm Linda Lee: a bit of a microcosm that way ..? sounds like one good description of the US as a whole.
	8:10pm Linda Lee: why would that refer to Monk, coel? i slow.
	8:12pm coelacanth∅: "my town" is in such a bubble that during the last presidential election people laughed when i said i think trump's getting elected. they ALL said there's no way.
	8:13pm KimSorise: I don’t think so Coel. It would be nice though. Monk’s middle name was Sphere
	8:13pm coelacanth∅: Linda, Sphere was Monk's (really cool) middle name
	8:16pm Linda Lee: beautiful! didn't know that. i read recently that Trump expected to lose as well.
	8:19pm Linda Lee: might have preferred the loss, even, if he could continue benefiting from notorious popularity. the Presidency is not kind to a persons's body or psyche.
	8:19pm coelacanth∅: and Ornette from '66 that i've never heard. how the hell did that happen? (and it's very good!)
	8:21pm Linda Lee: the music is all so good!! brilliant.
	8:22pm coelacanth∅: well, the only genuinely good human being that's ever been president in my lifetime is still amongst us, at least.
	8:23pm Linda Lee: yes he is!
	8:25pm Linda Lee: oh dear! stream disruption! ack!
	8:25pm coelacanth∅: stream just kicked in Kim
	8:25pm coelacanth∅: (and it's Iris Dement!)
	8:25pm coelacanth∅: we're back
	8:27pm Linda Lee: that was a bit disorienting :-)
	8:27pm KimSorise: Demented - sorry
	8:28pm KimSorise: Heat wave disrupted the interweb
	8:28pm Linda Lee: time for me to hit the kitchen for a meal. see you soon!
	8:29pm coelacanth∅: haha
	8:29pm KimSorise: Perfect! Enjoy, Linda. Thanks again.
	8:29pm coelacanth∅: we could do worse than getting demented!
	8:29pm Linda Lee: i'll be listening. thanks Kim!
	8:31pm KimSorise: Far worse... Cheeto in Charge could get another go around because no one thought he could win...ugh
	8:36pm coelacanth∅: hellish. i think what happens is he validates the fear and the selfishness and sickness that's in so many people who are genuinely capable of not being these things; but it's easier and maybe even fun in some perverted way to let that shit fly, now that it seems like it's acceptable. ... just an idea.
	8:39pm coelacanth∅: ...and all these relatively poor people and uneducated people somehow don't see that this administration would and maybe will forsake them in a heartbeat. dumbasses.
	8:43pm KimSorise: I am surrounded by folks who are being boondoggled and will be fucked for a couple of generations due to this shit. It’s infuriating and our governor is an awful excuse of a human, and we have McConnell. Kentucky is a political shitstorm.
	8:44pm chresti: The thing with cheeto and the dumbasses is that he convinces them that it's someone else's fault,
	8:45pm KimSorise: Exactly.
	8:46pm KimSorise: Anyway - sorry, I have fully enjoyed this show I put together for y’all - no reason to end us on a negative note.
	8:48pm chresti: It's been super , Kim, thanks!
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: haha yeah i didn't want to get into it but something took over!
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: ...i can still laugh
	8:50pm KimSorise: Right, always... haha - Laughter is always good and records. Thank you, Coel and Chresti
	8:50pm coelacanth∅: and yeah i'm not happy the days are getting shorter, which means less work for me; but it also means i can come inside earlier and start catching more of your shows again.
	8:52pm KimSorise: That’s not fully awesome, but kind of awesome - you work outside?
	8:54pm coelacanth∅: i do a few things -but yes the main thing right now is landscaping, which i love.
	8:55pm Tusalava: Thanks for the McPhee. A little Nation Time was needed.
	8:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	8:57pm KimSorise: That’s awesome. I wish I had more time to be in my yard. The heat does make it tough. I have a decent size garden on my inner city lot, and a perennial bed with fig trees and lots of Kentucky golden rod. It’s nice.
	8:57pm KimSorise: I thought so too - Thanks @Tusalava! Enjoy your evening and week - Miniture Minotaurs is up next!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from September 9, 2019

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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	Approx. start time
Cal Tjader	Money Penny Goes for Broke	Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach	Skye	1968
Spontaneous Music Ensemble	One, Two, Albert Ayler	Birds of a Feather	BYG	1971		0:03:21 (Pop-up)
Makaya McCraven (fea. Brandee Younger, Tomeka Reid, Denzon Douglas, and Joel Ross)	The Fifth Monk	Universal Beings	International Anthem	2018		0:14:49 (Pop-up)
Yazmin Lacey	90 Degrees "90 Degrees" by "Yazmin Lacey"	When the Sun Dips 90 Degrees	First World Records	2018		0:21:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kamaal Williams	New Heights (Visions of Aisha Malik)	12”	Black Focus	2019		0:27:00 (Pop-up)
Quartet Now!	Closing Doors "Closing Doors" by "Quartet Now!"	Quartet Now!	Two Rooms	2018		0:34:50 (Pop-up)
Louis Moholo Octet	Amaxesha Osizi - Times of Sorrow	Spirits Rejoice	Ogun / Otoroku	1978/2019		0:45:39 (Pop-up)
Marcus Belgrave	Marcia’s Opal "Marcia’s Opal" by "Marcus Belgrave"	Gemini II	Tribe / Planet E	1972 / 2019		0:51:56 (Pop-up)
The Sounds of Liberation	Thoughts	Unreleased (columbia university 1973)	Dogtown/Brewerytown Beats Music	2019		0:58:48 (Pop-up)
Sphere	Inside Ourselves "Inside Ourselves" by "Sphere"	Inside Ourselves	Strata	1970	Recorded June 28, 1970 at the Detroit Institute of Art	1:02:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ornette Coleman	Sound Gravitation	The Empty Foxhole	Blue Note	1966		1:11:46 (Pop-up)
Sadao Watanabe & Charlie Mariano	Ragam Sinthubairavi	Spiritual Jazz 8 Japan: Part 1	Jazzman	2018		1:19:16 (Pop-up)
Philip Cohran And The Artistic Heritage Ensemble	Malcolm Little	The Malcolm X Memorial (A Tribute in Music )	Mississippi Records	1968/2007		1:31:17 (Pop-up)
The Decendant of MIke and Phoebe	Attica	A Spirit Speaks	Strata - East / Everland Music	1974/2017		1:36:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Joe McPhee	Nation Time "Nation Time" by "Joe McPhee"	Nation Time	Superior Viaduct	1971 /2019		1:40:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:56pm KimSorise: Good evening one and all! Welcome to the GTDR stream. Global Grease will get underway in just a few. Enjoy!
	7:12pm Yvang: Spontaneous hello to Kim and listeners!
	7:12pm KimSorise: Hey Yvang! Thanks for swinging through.
	7:19pm Devin: Good evening!
	7:19pm chresti: Hello!
	7:20pm Doug Schulkind: Hello, Kim and globulars!
	7:21pm KimSorise: Devin, Chresti, and Major Doug - Welcome, welcome, welcome. Hope your day has treated you well. “I believe in the Oxford Comma”
	7:27pm Linda Lee: beautiful sounds! hi!
	7:32pm KimSorise: Thank you, Linda! Welcome back.
	7:33pm Linda Lee: thank you Kim! :-)
	7:35pm Linda Lee: already feel i've missed too much. i'll have to check the archives!
	7:36pm KimSorise: It should be up shortly after the show! Our archive wizardress is quick.
	7:36pm Linda Lee: i can see going back to quite a few shows :-)
	7:38pm KimSorise: It will keep you busy for sure, the show has shift over the years as well. But it’s almost fall which means I can bring out the Pentangle and Fairport Convention LPs
	7:39pm Linda Lee: lovely! it does feel like fall now, especially at night. the mountains cool way down after sundown.
	7:40pm Linda Lee: pretty dramatic!
	7:42pm KimSorise: We are still in the 90s in Louisville - 97 tomorrow apparently. I am looking forward to cooler temps for sure. Of which mountains do you speak?
	7:42pm Linda Lee: wow! i'm in the catskills, new york.
	7:43pm Linda Lee: 97! wild! is this pretty normal for you in early September?
	7:48pm KimSorise: Well, when I moved here 18 years ago, no. But it is now. We have been losing our Spring and Fall seasons with a quickness. Winters have been more mild, less snow, shorter snaps of cold temps.
	7:49pm KimSorise: Bummer really
	7:49pm Linda Lee: losing spring & fall. yes. we are too. the shifts are quickening.
	7:50pm Linda Lee: far less snow for us as well. this isn't a good thing for the metro areas we provide water for, including new york city. our snow is their water.
	7:53pm Linda Lee: it's a pretty astounding thing. it reaches them through a long series of reservoirs and aqueducts, without much chemical treatment at all. beautiful water. so, little development here to keep their water clean. we're all connected through water in so many ways. that's what snowfall is about, here.
	7:53pm KimSorise: I had no idea. And to think, some folks say it’s not really happening. . . Incredible.
	7:53pm Linda Lee: i'm hungry for this kind of music all week long, usually ~ so this is brilliant.
	7:54pm Linda Lee: oh yes. in a rural environment the changes are loud.
	7:55pm Linda Lee: i've only been up here full time 20 years & the changes are clear to me. that's an instant, in earth-time. it's quite incredible
	7:56pm Linda Lee: less than an instant! a nanosecond? :-D
	7:56pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and all
	7:57pm KimSorise: We are 10 Degrees hotter in Louisville than 25 minutes away due to lack of tree canopy. We also have some pretty funky air quality. It is a beautiful city with lots of parks... but it’s facade is fading. SO very glad you enjoy the show.
	7:58pm KimSorise: Hey Coel - welcome!
	7:59pm Linda Lee: i am for sure. the facades we've created against what actually sustains us are all fading for sure.
	8:02pm Linda Lee: .. so, the rush to develop alternate realities!
	8:03pm KimSorise: Certainly -
	8:04pm Linda Lee: not a happy topic. best we can do is stay awake to actuality.
	8:05pm Linda Lee: inspired to look at pix of Louisville & it does look very nice, still, from here.
	8:06pm KimSorise: Yes, and a couple hours of jazz records a week is a good respite from all the layers of BS
	8:06pm Linda Lee: a nice dose of truth :-)
	8:07pm KimSorise: It is a really great small city. Good food, architecture, parks, museums, solid bands, orchestra, theater, policitally progressivish, good water front... It’s the Possibility City!
	8:07pm coelacanth∅: do you think (or do you know if) sphere is named in honor of Thelonious?
	8:08pm KimSorise: But it is also struggling and segregated -
	8:09pm Linda Lee: a bit of a microcosm that way ..? sounds like one good description of the US as a whole.
	8:10pm Linda Lee: why would that refer to Monk, coel? i slow.
	8:12pm coelacanth∅: "my town" is in such a bubble that during the last presidential election people laughed when i said i think trump's getting elected. they ALL said there's no way.
	8:13pm KimSorise: I don’t think so Coel. It would be nice though. Monk’s middle name was Sphere
	8:13pm coelacanth∅: Linda, Sphere was Monk's (really cool) middle name
	8:16pm Linda Lee: beautiful! didn't know that. i read recently that Trump expected to lose as well.
	8:19pm Linda Lee: might have preferred the loss, even, if he could continue benefiting from notorious popularity. the Presidency is not kind to a persons's body or psyche.
	8:19pm coelacanth∅: and Ornette from '66 that i've never heard. how the hell did that happen? (and it's very good!)
	8:21pm Linda Lee: the music is all so good!! brilliant.
	8:22pm coelacanth∅: well, the only genuinely good human being that's ever been president in my lifetime is still amongst us, at least.
	8:23pm Linda Lee: yes he is!
	8:25pm Linda Lee: oh dear! stream disruption! ack!
	8:25pm coelacanth∅: stream just kicked in Kim
	8:25pm coelacanth∅: (and it's Iris Dement!)
	8:25pm coelacanth∅: we're back
	8:27pm Linda Lee: that was a bit disorienting :-)
	8:27pm KimSorise: Demented - sorry
	8:28pm KimSorise: Heat wave disrupted the interweb
	8:28pm Linda Lee: time for me to hit the kitchen for a meal. see you soon!
	8:29pm coelacanth∅: haha
	8:29pm KimSorise: Perfect! Enjoy, Linda. Thanks again.
	8:29pm coelacanth∅: we could do worse than getting demented!
	8:29pm Linda Lee: i'll be listening. thanks Kim!
	8:31pm KimSorise: Far worse... Cheeto in Charge could get another go around because no one thought he could win...ugh
	8:36pm coelacanth∅: hellish. i think what happens is he validates the fear and the selfishness and sickness that's in so many people who are genuinely capable of not being these things; but it's easier and maybe even fun in some perverted way to let that shit fly, now that it seems like it's acceptable. ... just an idea.
	8:39pm coelacanth∅: ...and all these relatively poor people and uneducated people somehow don't see that this administration would and maybe will forsake them in a heartbeat. dumbasses.
	8:43pm KimSorise: I am surrounded by folks who are being boondoggled and will be fucked for a couple of generations due to this shit. It’s infuriating and our governor is an awful excuse of a human, and we have McConnell. Kentucky is a political shitstorm.
	8:44pm chresti: The thing with cheeto and the dumbasses is that he convinces them that it's someone else's fault,
	8:45pm KimSorise: Exactly.
	8:46pm KimSorise: Anyway - sorry, I have fully enjoyed this show I put together for y’all - no reason to end us on a negative note.
	8:48pm chresti: It's been super , Kim, thanks!
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: haha yeah i didn't want to get into it but something took over!
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: ...i can still laugh
	8:50pm KimSorise: Right, always... haha - Laughter is always good and records. Thank you, Coel and Chresti
	8:50pm coelacanth∅: and yeah i'm not happy the days are getting shorter, which means less work for me; but it also means i can come inside earlier and start catching more of your shows again.
	8:52pm KimSorise: That’s not fully awesome, but kind of awesome - you work outside?
	8:54pm coelacanth∅: i do a few things -but yes the main thing right now is landscaping, which i love.
	8:55pm Tusalava: Thanks for the McPhee. A little Nation Time was needed.
	8:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	8:57pm KimSorise: That’s awesome. I wish I had more time to be in my yard. The heat does make it tough. I have a decent size garden on my inner city lot, and a perennial bed with fig trees and lots of Kentucky golden rod. It’s nice.
	8:57pm KimSorise: I thought so too - Thanks @Tusalava! Enjoy your evening and week - Miniture Minotaurs is up next!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from September 9, 2019

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