WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:57am KimSorise: Good Morning to you all on this foggy Sunday. Welcome to the Global Grease version of D:O! I'm very excited to be here. Enjoy.
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Happy Sunday, Kim and all! Welcome to your Destination!
	9:03am Sem: Good morning, Kim, ljfw. Listening along, head down in work.
	9:04am KimSorise: Good Morning, James and Sem! Welcome and enjoy.
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Let us pray!
	9:06am KimSorise: Good Morning, Major Doug!
	9:08am fred: I'm very happy to listen to this show for the first time. The premium CDs have been faves of mine
	9:09am KimSorise: Welcome, Fred. I am thrilled to be sitting in for Jeff today. Enjoy.
	9:10am DJpeterDE: Good morning and welcome Grease!
	9:11am KimSorise: Many thanks, DJpeterDE! Happy to be here. Good Morning
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! Lovely track.
	9:16am Asheville Jon: what a nice way to begin today, 3 hours of global grease! yeah!
	9:16am JtotheK: Hi! Looking forward to some greased jazz this morning!
	9:17am KimSorise: Good Morning, RevolutionRabbit, Asheville Jon and JtotheK! Excited to be here and loving this Khan Jamal! Welcome.
	9:25am Stork: Hi Kim and you Greasers! ;) Great track!
	9:26am KimSorise: Hey Stork - welcome and good morning
	9:33am heinseng: Nice to hear your voice this morning Kim!
	9:35am KimSorise: Thank you, Heinseng. It's nice to be heard. Sunday morning Jazz radio is a dream of mine.
	9:40am Rock Ridge Chess Club: Enjoying this set. Greetings from Boone, NC
	9:42am KimSorise: Right on, Rock Ridge; so glad your are digging the show so far. Thanks for swinging through.
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We're in great hands with these selections & the sequencing...
	9:50am KimSorise: This Muriel Grossman is so damn good! If you haven't checked it out in full - please do. Many thanks for that, Revolution Rabbit
	9:51am KimSorise: www.discogs.com...
	9:56am Uncle Michael: good morning
	10:00am DJpeterDE: That's your actual studio? Great set-up!
	10:01am wendy del formaggio: Hi Kim. First-time listener to your show; I’m always away from my radio Monday nights. But I shall definitely listen to your archives, because I’m really enjoying this. Thank you for the fab tunes!
	10:02am KimSorise: Good Morning UM! Hope you are well. Yes - DJpeterDe - that is half of my space. It's comfortable. Welcome Wendy! Thank you for saying so and I hope to catch up on a Monday, sometime.
	10:06am doctorjazz: Hi, Kim, up for a Greasy Sunday morning!
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Kim. I'm hanging in...hope you are too. I'm getting ready to clean some carpet.
	10:08am KimSorise: Docjazz - happy you are here! Good Morning
	10:09am doctorjazz: Kim, will you be teaching in person, virtually, hybrid?
	🥁 10:09am WR: Hi Kim, your great selections are welcome on a WFMU Sunday morning. My usual Sunday morning drill is WFMU on the headphones while making the weekly grocery run. Check y'all later.
	10:12am KimSorise: Thanks for checking WR! Well @DocJazz- my school is fully remote right now, except for me. I requested my that my most vulnerable learners be allowed to some to school and I work with them in a small pod of 5. We have taken over the entire library and they have online classes with one on one support with me. I also have about 50 other kiddos grade 5-12 that I check in with a few times a week.
	10:13am doctorjazz: Asher Garnedze, not familiar to me, like this track!
	10:13am KimSorise: South African cat - new LP on On the Corner records. Pleasant Surprise @DocJazz
	10:16am doctorjazz: My daughter just graduated, biology/secondary Ed, starting her 1st teaching job next month in North Jersey. Originally was told it would be in person, recently they changed plans to virtual. Have to say, it had me nervous.
	10:19am KimSorise: It makes me nervous as well - I am happy I have the privilege of teaching at a small K-12 school, so we have room to spread out for safety. But I do not expect our public schools will be back in person for some time. Congrats to your daughter!
	10:22am doctorjazz: Asher Gamedze Bandcamp page- ashergamedze.bandcamp.com... And a review on NPR www.npr.org...
	10:23am KimSorise: oh cool! I will check those out. My buddy who has an LP shop in his house made the recommendation. I really like it.
	10:34am KimSorise: Thankful for all things from Stanley Cowell and Charles Tolliver. Music Inc. is the first recording on Strata East - released in 1971
	10:37am Stork: Big mazeltov, Doc!
	10:40am doctorjazz: I don't have a busy with an LP shop (nearest LP shop about a 20 minute drive; nice to hear some new misfits and artists. Danke Shoen, Wolfgang!
	10:42am doctorjazz: ,*buddy, that should read...
	10:44am KimSorise: I am really excited about the amount of solid new jazz being released as of late - much is international.
	10:45am Doug Schulkind: Really digging this one, Kim. You always introduce me to amazing things.
	10:45am doctorjazz: The Jewell is pretty cool too. Also on Bandcamp: hotreleases.bandcamp.com... A lot of Great stuff from other lands recently.
	10:46am KimSorise: Yes - That's a Detroit record. The LPs on Two Rooms are worth a listen
	10:49am doctorjazz: Ahh, wrong album, here's the eight one... ryanjewell.bandcamp.com...
	10:54am KimSorise: Thanks, Doug! It blows my mind that I could hip you to something new - but glad I can.
	10:57am Jeff g. via app: Hey, Kim! Really really enjoying the show. Will have you on in the car — talking kid back to college — as long as the kid allows. Thanks!
	10:59am KimSorise: Hey Jeff! Thank Having a great time. Best of luck to your kid and a safe covid college experience. My niece checked in yesterday.
	11:00am KimSorise: Not sure what happened to my post: Thank you for saying hello and for letting me sit in!
	11:01am DJpeterDE: Any insight into why this album is called Gemini II? There's no Gemini I, right? (I can't recall if the CD has any notes.)
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: The beloved Roy Brooks playing saw on that Belgrave cut.
	11:09am Stork: This jailhouse rocks!
	11:10am KimSorise: No, There is no Gemini I - not to sure actually. It was released in 1974with only 1000 copies. I wonder if was named after the Gemini space program in the mid 60s
	11:11am KimSorise: Yes, Doug - sweet Roy aka Mjumbe
	11:11am doctorjazz: Hey Jeff-good trip out to you all (my older daughter has a "series" She posts on social media. Titled "I Can't Believe My Dad Is Listening To This" or something similar, it's a snippet of something "out" I'm listening to, with a facial reaction shot of her...
	11:12am Sem: Loving this show, KS. Thank you! Making some tedious chores so much better w/ your soundtrack.
	11:13am KimSorise: Thank you, Sem. Very kind.
	11:14am doctorjazz: OK Kim, already cost me for 2 albums this morning (you often play stuff I don't know in my sweet spot). Will try to get through the rest of the show without going to Bandcamp.
	11:15am KimSorise: Oh I know all too well, DocJazz & Jeff - it's the same face my students give me whenever I turn music on... which is daily.
	11:16am fred: I remember getting that Marcus Belgrave album at a show more than a decade ago. Carl Craig had put that show together, using his name to draw attention, but staying in the background for it. It was a great show, and I love that record
	11:18am KimSorise: It is a gorgeous LP, Fred - This is a Detroit only planet E release done by Carl.
	11:21am KimSorise: Jeez - I love Gato's tone... kills me
	11:21am Doug Schulkind: Kim, I watched the CREEM documentary the other day and was thinking of you. Detroit was such a killer scene on so many levels.
	11:21am Dean: Curiously, in a survey of then recent Tribe label/co-op releases in the Nov. '76 Cadence, Bob Rush refers to the album only as Gemini, despite there being a track titled "Gemini II." In 2004, Universal Sound released reissues of the record on LP and CD, both titled only Gemini.
	11:22am doctorjazz: Psyched, hopefully get to some outdoor live musicthis evening. Sex Mob are playing a Socially Isolated (separate tables, spaced, outdoors) in Marlboro NY). Will be driving one and a half hours each way for the show! (Better not rain...already missed 2 outdoor concerts I really wanted to see, Richard Thompson and Paquito D'Rivera, when they rained out and were rescheduled when I couldn't make it). Steamed shows just ain't the same...
	11:22am KimSorise: Oh wow! I have been waiting to see that - Doug. Where was it released?
	11:22am Juan Leone: It took me a while to log on but I’m loving this.
	11:23am Doug Schulkind: You can watch it through the WFMU website. Half the proceeds go to WFMU.
	11:23am Stork: Wow, Doc. Hope that works out. SexMob rules.
	11:23am Dean: Socially isolated Sex Mob...does not compute.
	11:23am doctorjazz: Gato's tone is like a buzzsaw! (In a good way)
	11:23am KimSorise: I did not know that Dean - Hey Juan! So glad you are here! Folks, Juan Leone does a killer jazz show in Louisville on WXOX - www.artxfm.com on Saturday Mornings
	11:27am doctorjazz: Be nice, my brother in law lives a half hour from the venue, haven't seen him in many months, have him 6 feet away at another table, but still in person.
	11:27am fred: @Dean: my copy is from 2005 (no obvious label name on it) and it clearly says Gemeni II (though the II on the artwork does look at if it was added later)
	11:29am fred: Gemini II
	11:29am doctorjazz: So much for staying away from Bandcamp... nimbuswest.bandcamp.com...
	11:30am KimSorise: hahaha! DocJazz. Maybe the II was added as a reissue ID?
	11:30am doctorjazz: Killing it, Kim!
	11:31am Dean: Universal Sound, @fred? Dig the cover for both the CD and LP, per Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Marcus-Belgrave-Gemini/release/807489 A later reissue by Universal in 2008 is depicted by a different cover, same image, but with next adjacent.
	11:35am doctorjazz: Lost you for a minute.
	11:35am Dean: Fascinating discussion (for librarians, at least) of issues involved in creating and marking up metadata with music releases, including Gemini as an example: shorturl.at/OTUX6
	11:36am listener james from westwood: Phone books!
	11:37am KimSorise: Right! Phone books?!?!
	11:38am KimSorise: Oh Wow, Dean! I will be reading this! THANK YOU!
	11:39am fred: @Dean: nope, it looks a bit like this one: www.discogs.com... But is from 2005 and doesn't have the misspelling. Definitely doesn't look like a major release though, more like an upscale CDr
	11:43am KimSorise: That is the OG cover art that was on the Tribe issue
	11:44am KimSorise: I have this one: www.discogs.com...
	11:45am fred: I didn't expect to see an ISMIR paper referenced here. I'm not a researcher (just tech help) but I'm very familiar with that conference
	11:47am Mark R: Man, Cecil McBee--one of the greatest bass players of all time! I only know him from his work with Pharaoh Sanders and others--never heard him leading his own groups. This is fantastic!
	11:48am KimSorise: Thank you, Mark - I waited a long time to finally get a decent copy of this LP
	11:50am Juan Leone: He also played with Charles Lloyd
	11:51am Dean: Liner Notes Markup Language! Will wonders never cease? Full paper: http://ismir2008.ismir.net/papers/ISMIR2008_268.pdf
	11:52am KimSorise: I love the stuff with Charles Lloyd as well.
	11:53am doctorjazz: Air!!! Great! (Saw them Back in the day, was terrific!)
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: Hey y'all! The radio fun keeps on rolling with The Stork Club, live from Münster, Germany, 12-3pm (ET). Up next, here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream!!!! Move the party over here: wfmu.org...
	11:54am KimSorise: Thanks all; it's been awesome to share the morning with you all! The Stork Club is up next! wfmu.org...
	11:54am Juan Leone: Nice show
	11:54am doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim!
	11:54am KimSorise: Thank you, Juan. The archive will be up shortly!
	🥁 11:55am WR: Thank you Kim for sending out great music for my Sunday morning. Groceries procured, "sanitized" and put away. On with the day. On with this year. On with what we got to do.
	11:55am KimSorise: Thank you, DocJazz - as does the gig works of the world! Thanks for buying records!
	11:55am Stork: Thanks, Kim. A great show - learned a lot!! Hey GG/DO-ers: the Club awaits at the top o the hour at: wfmu.org... --cmom by if you've a mind.
	11:56am listener james from westwood: Delightful Sunday cruise, Kim; many thanks!
	11:57am KimSorise: My Pleasure! Best to you WR, Stork, James, Doug, Dean, fred, Wendy, Mark, Sem, DJpeterDE, AShevilleJon and Our Drum Major Doug! Be well
	11:59am fred: Thanks Kim, this was a great show

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 23, 2020

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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
Music behind DJ: Masahiko meets Gary	Fairy Rings "Fairy Rings" by "Masahiko meets Gary"	Samadhi	Express	1972
Khan Jamal Creative Arts Ensemble	Inner Peace	Drum Dance To The Motherland	Dogtown (re: Eremite)	2017		0:14:18 (Pop-up)
Lloyd McNeill Quartet	Just 71% Moor	Washington Suite	Soul Jazz	2017	Original Issue 1970	0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Earl & Carl Grubbs / The Visitors	Kimball	Motherland	Muse	1975		0:37:58 (Pop-up)
Muriel Grossman	Elevation "Elevation" by "Muriel Grossman"	Elevation	Jazzman	2020		0:45:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Grachan Moncur III	When "When" by "Grachan Moncur III"	New Africa	Actuel 21	1969		0:55:46 (Pop-up)
Asher Gamedze	Eternality "Eternality" by "Asher Gamedze"	Dialectic Soul	On the Corner Records	2020		1:07:20 (Pop-up)
Doug Carn with Jean Carn	Arise and Shine	Spirit of a New Land	Black Jazz Records	1972		1:16:16 (Pop-up)
Music Inc.	On the Nile "On the Nile" by "Music Inc."	Music Inc.	Strata-East Records	1971		1:25:50 (Pop-up)
Ryan Jewell Quintet	Gyil "Gyil" by "Ryan Jewell Quintet"	Vibration!	Two Rooms Records	2019		1:35:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Larry Young	Sunshine Fly Away "Sunshine Fly Away" by "Larry Young"	Lawrence of Newark	Perception Records	1973		1:46:44 (Pop-up)
Marcus Belgrave	Space Odyssey "Space Odyssey" by "Marcus Belgrave"	Gemini II	Planet E	2019		1:53:18 (Pop-up)
Ohio Penitentiary 511 Jazz Ensemble	Counterry Bosa Davan	Hard Luck Soul	Jazzman	2012	0197/1000	2:04:30 (Pop-up)
Gato Barbieri with Lonnie Liston Smith	Merceditas	Bolivia	Flying Dutchman	1973		2:16:06 (Pop-up)
Nate Morgan	Impulse "Impulse" by "Nate Morgan"	Retribution / Reparations	Outernational Sounds	2020		2:25:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael White	John Coltrane Was Here	Spirit Dance	Impulse!	1971		2:30:39 (Pop-up)
Cecil McBee	Mutima "Mutima" by "Cecil McBee"	Mutima	Strata-East Records	1974		2:37:10 (Pop-up)
Air	Great Body of the Riddle or Where Were the Dodge Boys When My Clay Started to Slide	Air Song	India Navigation	1982		2:51:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:57am KimSorise: Good Morning to you all on this foggy Sunday. Welcome to the Global Grease version of D:O! I'm very excited to be here. Enjoy.
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Happy Sunday, Kim and all! Welcome to your Destination!
	9:03am Sem: Good morning, Kim, ljfw. Listening along, head down in work.
	9:04am KimSorise: Good Morning, James and Sem! Welcome and enjoy.
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Let us pray!
	9:06am KimSorise: Good Morning, Major Doug!
	9:08am fred: I'm very happy to listen to this show for the first time. The premium CDs have been faves of mine
	9:09am KimSorise: Welcome, Fred. I am thrilled to be sitting in for Jeff today. Enjoy.
	9:10am DJpeterDE: Good morning and welcome Grease!
	9:11am KimSorise: Many thanks, DJpeterDE! Happy to be here. Good Morning
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! Lovely track.
	9:16am Asheville Jon: what a nice way to begin today, 3 hours of global grease! yeah!
	9:16am JtotheK: Hi! Looking forward to some greased jazz this morning!
	9:17am KimSorise: Good Morning, RevolutionRabbit, Asheville Jon and JtotheK! Excited to be here and loving this Khan Jamal! Welcome.
	9:25am Stork: Hi Kim and you Greasers! ;) Great track!
	9:26am KimSorise: Hey Stork - welcome and good morning
	9:33am heinseng: Nice to hear your voice this morning Kim!
	9:35am KimSorise: Thank you, Heinseng. It's nice to be heard. Sunday morning Jazz radio is a dream of mine.
	9:40am Rock Ridge Chess Club: Enjoying this set. Greetings from Boone, NC
	9:42am KimSorise: Right on, Rock Ridge; so glad your are digging the show so far. Thanks for swinging through.
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We're in great hands with these selections & the sequencing...
	9:50am KimSorise: This Muriel Grossman is so damn good! If you haven't checked it out in full - please do. Many thanks for that, Revolution Rabbit
	9:51am KimSorise: www.discogs.com...
	9:56am Uncle Michael: good morning
	10:00am DJpeterDE: That's your actual studio? Great set-up!
	10:01am wendy del formaggio: Hi Kim. First-time listener to your show; I’m always away from my radio Monday nights. But I shall definitely listen to your archives, because I’m really enjoying this. Thank you for the fab tunes!
	10:02am KimSorise: Good Morning UM! Hope you are well. Yes - DJpeterDe - that is half of my space. It's comfortable. Welcome Wendy! Thank you for saying so and I hope to catch up on a Monday, sometime.
	10:06am doctorjazz: Hi, Kim, up for a Greasy Sunday morning!
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Kim. I'm hanging in...hope you are too. I'm getting ready to clean some carpet.
	10:08am KimSorise: Docjazz - happy you are here! Good Morning
	10:09am doctorjazz: Kim, will you be teaching in person, virtually, hybrid?
	🥁 10:09am WR: Hi Kim, your great selections are welcome on a WFMU Sunday morning. My usual Sunday morning drill is WFMU on the headphones while making the weekly grocery run. Check y'all later.
	10:12am KimSorise: Thanks for checking WR! Well @DocJazz- my school is fully remote right now, except for me. I requested my that my most vulnerable learners be allowed to some to school and I work with them in a small pod of 5. We have taken over the entire library and they have online classes with one on one support with me. I also have about 50 other kiddos grade 5-12 that I check in with a few times a week.
	10:13am doctorjazz: Asher Garnedze, not familiar to me, like this track!
	10:13am KimSorise: South African cat - new LP on On the Corner records. Pleasant Surprise @DocJazz
	10:16am doctorjazz: My daughter just graduated, biology/secondary Ed, starting her 1st teaching job next month in North Jersey. Originally was told it would be in person, recently they changed plans to virtual. Have to say, it had me nervous.
	10:19am KimSorise: It makes me nervous as well - I am happy I have the privilege of teaching at a small K-12 school, so we have room to spread out for safety. But I do not expect our public schools will be back in person for some time. Congrats to your daughter!
	10:22am doctorjazz: Asher Gamedze Bandcamp page- ashergamedze.bandcamp.com... And a review on NPR www.npr.org...
	10:23am KimSorise: oh cool! I will check those out. My buddy who has an LP shop in his house made the recommendation. I really like it.
	10:34am KimSorise: Thankful for all things from Stanley Cowell and Charles Tolliver. Music Inc. is the first recording on Strata East - released in 1971
	10:37am Stork: Big mazeltov, Doc!
	10:40am doctorjazz: I don't have a busy with an LP shop (nearest LP shop about a 20 minute drive; nice to hear some new misfits and artists. Danke Shoen, Wolfgang!
	10:42am doctorjazz: ,*buddy, that should read...
	10:44am KimSorise: I am really excited about the amount of solid new jazz being released as of late - much is international.
	10:45am Doug Schulkind: Really digging this one, Kim. You always introduce me to amazing things.
	10:45am doctorjazz: The Jewell is pretty cool too. Also on Bandcamp: hotreleases.bandcamp.com... A lot of Great stuff from other lands recently.
	10:46am KimSorise: Yes - That's a Detroit record. The LPs on Two Rooms are worth a listen
	10:49am doctorjazz: Ahh, wrong album, here's the eight one... ryanjewell.bandcamp.com...
	10:54am KimSorise: Thanks, Doug! It blows my mind that I could hip you to something new - but glad I can.
	10:57am Jeff g. via app: Hey, Kim! Really really enjoying the show. Will have you on in the car — talking kid back to college — as long as the kid allows. Thanks!
	10:59am KimSorise: Hey Jeff! Thank Having a great time. Best of luck to your kid and a safe covid college experience. My niece checked in yesterday.
	11:00am KimSorise: Not sure what happened to my post: Thank you for saying hello and for letting me sit in!
	11:01am DJpeterDE: Any insight into why this album is called Gemini II? There's no Gemini I, right? (I can't recall if the CD has any notes.)
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: The beloved Roy Brooks playing saw on that Belgrave cut.
	11:09am Stork: This jailhouse rocks!
	11:10am KimSorise: No, There is no Gemini I - not to sure actually. It was released in 1974with only 1000 copies. I wonder if was named after the Gemini space program in the mid 60s
	11:11am KimSorise: Yes, Doug - sweet Roy aka Mjumbe
	11:11am doctorjazz: Hey Jeff-good trip out to you all (my older daughter has a "series" She posts on social media. Titled "I Can't Believe My Dad Is Listening To This" or something similar, it's a snippet of something "out" I'm listening to, with a facial reaction shot of her...
	11:12am Sem: Loving this show, KS. Thank you! Making some tedious chores so much better w/ your soundtrack.
	11:13am KimSorise: Thank you, Sem. Very kind.
	11:14am doctorjazz: OK Kim, already cost me for 2 albums this morning (you often play stuff I don't know in my sweet spot). Will try to get through the rest of the show without going to Bandcamp.
	11:15am KimSorise: Oh I know all too well, DocJazz & Jeff - it's the same face my students give me whenever I turn music on... which is daily.
	11:16am fred: I remember getting that Marcus Belgrave album at a show more than a decade ago. Carl Craig had put that show together, using his name to draw attention, but staying in the background for it. It was a great show, and I love that record
	11:18am KimSorise: It is a gorgeous LP, Fred - This is a Detroit only planet E release done by Carl.
	11:21am KimSorise: Jeez - I love Gato's tone... kills me
	11:21am Doug Schulkind: Kim, I watched the CREEM documentary the other day and was thinking of you. Detroit was such a killer scene on so many levels.
	11:21am Dean: Curiously, in a survey of then recent Tribe label/co-op releases in the Nov. '76 Cadence, Bob Rush refers to the album only as Gemini, despite there being a track titled "Gemini II." In 2004, Universal Sound released reissues of the record on LP and CD, both titled only Gemini.
	11:22am doctorjazz: Psyched, hopefully get to some outdoor live musicthis evening. Sex Mob are playing a Socially Isolated (separate tables, spaced, outdoors) in Marlboro NY). Will be driving one and a half hours each way for the show! (Better not rain...already missed 2 outdoor concerts I really wanted to see, Richard Thompson and Paquito D'Rivera, when they rained out and were rescheduled when I couldn't make it). Steamed shows just ain't the same...
	11:22am KimSorise: Oh wow! I have been waiting to see that - Doug. Where was it released?
	11:22am Juan Leone: It took me a while to log on but I’m loving this.
	11:23am Doug Schulkind: You can watch it through the WFMU website. Half the proceeds go to WFMU.
	11:23am Stork: Wow, Doc. Hope that works out. SexMob rules.
	11:23am Dean: Socially isolated Sex Mob...does not compute.
	11:23am doctorjazz: Gato's tone is like a buzzsaw! (In a good way)
	11:23am KimSorise: I did not know that Dean - Hey Juan! So glad you are here! Folks, Juan Leone does a killer jazz show in Louisville on WXOX - www.artxfm.com on Saturday Mornings
	11:27am doctorjazz: Be nice, my brother in law lives a half hour from the venue, haven't seen him in many months, have him 6 feet away at another table, but still in person.
	11:27am fred: @Dean: my copy is from 2005 (no obvious label name on it) and it clearly says Gemeni II (though the II on the artwork does look at if it was added later)
	11:29am fred: Gemini II
	11:29am doctorjazz: So much for staying away from Bandcamp... nimbuswest.bandcamp.com...
	11:30am KimSorise: hahaha! DocJazz. Maybe the II was added as a reissue ID?
	11:30am doctorjazz: Killing it, Kim!
	11:31am Dean: Universal Sound, @fred? Dig the cover for both the CD and LP, per Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Marcus-Belgrave-Gemini/release/807489 A later reissue by Universal in 2008 is depicted by a different cover, same image, but with next adjacent.
	11:35am doctorjazz: Lost you for a minute.
	11:35am Dean: Fascinating discussion (for librarians, at least) of issues involved in creating and marking up metadata with music releases, including Gemini as an example: shorturl.at/OTUX6
	11:36am listener james from westwood: Phone books!
	11:37am KimSorise: Right! Phone books?!?!
	11:38am KimSorise: Oh Wow, Dean! I will be reading this! THANK YOU!
	11:39am fred: @Dean: nope, it looks a bit like this one: www.discogs.com... But is from 2005 and doesn't have the misspelling. Definitely doesn't look like a major release though, more like an upscale CDr
	11:43am KimSorise: That is the OG cover art that was on the Tribe issue
	11:44am KimSorise: I have this one: www.discogs.com...
	11:45am fred: I didn't expect to see an ISMIR paper referenced here. I'm not a researcher (just tech help) but I'm very familiar with that conference
	11:47am Mark R: Man, Cecil McBee--one of the greatest bass players of all time! I only know him from his work with Pharaoh Sanders and others--never heard him leading his own groups. This is fantastic!
	11:48am KimSorise: Thank you, Mark - I waited a long time to finally get a decent copy of this LP
	11:50am Juan Leone: He also played with Charles Lloyd
	11:51am Dean: Liner Notes Markup Language! Will wonders never cease? Full paper: http://ismir2008.ismir.net/papers/ISMIR2008_268.pdf
	11:52am KimSorise: I love the stuff with Charles Lloyd as well.
	11:53am doctorjazz: Air!!! Great! (Saw them Back in the day, was terrific!)
	11:53am Doug Schulkind: Hey y'all! The radio fun keeps on rolling with The Stork Club, live from Münster, Germany, 12-3pm (ET). Up next, here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream!!!! Move the party over here: wfmu.org...
	11:54am KimSorise: Thanks all; it's been awesome to share the morning with you all! The Stork Club is up next! wfmu.org...
	11:54am Juan Leone: Nice show
	11:54am doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim!
	11:54am KimSorise: Thank you, Juan. The archive will be up shortly!
	🥁 11:55am WR: Thank you Kim for sending out great music for my Sunday morning. Groceries procured, "sanitized" and put away. On with the day. On with this year. On with what we got to do.
	11:55am KimSorise: Thank you, DocJazz - as does the gig works of the world! Thanks for buying records!
	11:55am Stork: Thanks, Kim. A great show - learned a lot!! Hey GG/DO-ers: the Club awaits at the top o the hour at: wfmu.org... --cmom by if you've a mind.
	11:56am listener james from westwood: Delightful Sunday cruise, Kim; many thanks!
	11:57am KimSorise: My Pleasure! Best to you WR, Stork, James, Doug, Dean, fred, Wendy, Mark, Sem, DJpeterDE, AShevilleJon and Our Drum Major Doug! Be well
	11:59am fred: Thanks Kim, this was a great show

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from August 23, 2020

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