WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from November 8, 2020

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from November 8, 2020

With billows and blasts from choirs and orchesters
Buskers and talkers
Big bands and squawkers,
the Stork Club has retained its qualities of decaying elegance and dwindling significance since the late 1950s.

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November 8, 2020: HOW SWEET IT IS! (Reginald van Gleason reacts to the election result)
Today in the Club: Bonnie Raitt and Don Byron - Together at Last! It’s a little bit country, a little bit jazz clarinet: a not-so-matchy-matchy pair of birthday celebrations this week at Give The Drummer Radio’s most famous nightclub. She’s 72 and he’s 62 on this day. Hear each on their own and in colorful ensembles from across the decades.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Bill Frisell	Washington Post March	Have a Little Faith	Written-By – John Phillip Sousa* Accordion – Guy Klucevsek Arranged By [All Music Arranged By] – Bill Frisell Bass – Kermit Driscoll Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Joey Baron Guitar – Bill Frisell. —Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Whew!!!	"DJ Whew!!!"		*Bass Clarinet – Don Byron — Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	0:03:46 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Billy Boy "Billy Boy" by "Bill Frisell"	Have a Little Faith	Accordion – Guy Klucevsek Arranged By [All Music Arranged By] – Bill Frisell Bass – Kermit Driscoll Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Joey Baron Guitar – Bill Frisell. —Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Edsel Gomez	The Minetta Triangle "The Minetta Triangle" by "Edsel Gomez"	Cubist Music	Acoustic Bass – Drew Gress Clarinet – Don Byron Piano – Edsel Gomez Composed By – Don Byron Edsel Gomez *Producer – Don Byron. — Recorded At – Harmolodic Studios, N.Y.C. - 2006	0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Tuskegee Experiment "Tuskegee Experiment" by "Don Byron"	Tuskegee Experiments	Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Pheeroan Aklaff Electric Bass – Kenny Davis Marimba – Richie Schwarz Piano – Joe Berkovitz Voice [Poet] – Sadiq. --- recorded November 1990 and July 1991	0:12:12 (Pop-up)
Cassandra Wilson	Black Crow "Black Crow" by "Cassandra Wilson"	Blue Light 'Til Dawn	Arranged By – Cyro Baptista Clarinet – Don Byron Percussion – Bill McClellan, Cyro Baptista, Jeff Haynes, Kevin Johnson, Lance Carter, Vinx Vocals – Cassandra Wilson *Written-By – Joni Mitchell. ---- 1993	0:18:26 (Pop-up)
Don Alias/Don Byron/Michael Blair/Bill Frisell/Greg Cohen/Hal Willner/Gary Lucas	Reincarnation of a Lovebird/Haitian Fight Song Montage	Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus	Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Congas – Michael Blair Guitar [Adapted Guitar] – Greg Cohen Guitar, Performer [Surrogate Kithara], Arranged By – Bill Frisell Marimba [Bass] – Don Alias Marimba [Eroica] – Francis Thumm *Trombone – Art Baron --- 1992	0:23:04 (Pop-up)
Don Byron & Aruan Ortiz	Black and Tan Fantasy	Random Dances and (A)tonalities	Tenor Saxophone – Don Byron Piano – Aruán Ortiz. —— Recorded December 7, 8, 2017 At – Radio Studio Zürich... In cooperation with Radio SRF 2 Kultur	0:27:52 (Pop-up)
DJ On Duty	"DJ On Duty"			0:33:27 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	When I've Done My Best "When I've Done My Best" by "Don Byron"	Love, Peace, And Soul	Piano – Xavier Davis Soprano Clarinet [B ♭ Clarinet] – Don Byron -------Recorded July 2011 at Stadium Red, Harlem, New York.	0:42:16 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Hagalo "Hagalo" by "Don Byron"	Nu Blaxploitation	Bass – Reggie Washington Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Ben Wittman Guitar – David Gilmore Percussion – Johnny Almendra Piano – Uri Caine Trombone – Curtis Fowlkes Trumpet – James Zollar *Vocals [Background] – Curtis Fowlkes, Don Byron, Johnny Almendra, Reggie Washington, Uri Caine----Recorded and Mixed @ Bearsville Studios, Woodstock, NY--12.27.97--01.05.98 Written-By – The Wilson Bros. (members of American funk group Mandrill)	0:47:45 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	The Allure of Entanglement	Music for Six Musicians	Piano – Edsel Gomez Clarinet, – Don Byron. -- Recorded at Master Sound, Astoria, New York - 1995	0:50:29 (Pop-up)
Don Byron & Aruán Ortiz	J.S.Bach: Violin Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002: II. Double	Random Dances and (A)tonalities	Clarinet – Don Byron ----Recorded December 7, 8, 2017 At – Radio Studio Zürich... In cooperation with Radio SRF 2 Kultur	0:54:58 (Pop-up)
David Murray Big Band	Istanbul "Istanbul" by "David Murray Big Band"	Conducted By Lawrence "Butch" Morris	DAVID MURRAY tenor sax, bass clarinet HUGH RAGIN, GRAHAM HAYNES, RASUL SIDDIK, JAMES ZOLLAR trumpets CRAIG HARRIS, FRANK LACY, AL PATTERSON trombones VINCENT CHANCEY french horn BOB STEWART tuba KAHLIL HENRY flute, piccolo JOHN PURCELL alto sax DON BYRON baritone sax, clarinet SONELIUS SMITH piano FRED HOPKINS bass TANI TABBAL drums LAWRENCE "BUTCH" MORRIS conductor. —— Arrangements by David Murray and Lawrence "Butch" Morris Recorded at Clinton Recording Studios, NYC on March 5-6, 1991	0:57:43 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Billy the Kid: Mexican Dance and Finale	Have a Little Faith	Accordion – Guy Klucevsek Arranged By [All Music Arranged By] – Bill Frisell Bass – Kermit Driscoll Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Joey Baron Guitar – Bill Frisell. —Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	1:07:09 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Sad Twilight "Sad Twilight" by "Don Byron"	Romance With The Unseen	Bass – Drew Gress Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Jack DeJohnette Guitar – Bill Frisell. — Recorded and mixed at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY in January and March 1999	1:10:52 (Pop-up)
Enter DJ Name Here	"Enter DJ Name Here"			1:16:24 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Any Day Woman "Any Day Woman" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Bonnie Raitt	• Bonnie Raitt – lead vocals, acoustic guitar, • Willie Murphy – acoustic piano, backing vocals • Freebo – fretless bass *Written-By – Paul Siebel. — recorded at an empty summer camp on Enchanted Island, about 30 miles west of Minneapolis on Lake Minnetonka in 1971	1:28:22 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt & Was (Not Was)	Baby Mine (From "Dumbo")	Stay Awake: Various Interpretations Of Music From Vintage Disney Films	Backing Vocals – Arnold McCuller, Sir Harry Bowens, Sweet Pea Atkinson Baritone Saxophone [The Uptown Horns] – Crispin Cioe Bass – John Patitucci Drums – Jim Keltner Flute – David Was Guitar – Paul Jackson Jr. Horns – The Uptown Horns Keyboards – Luis Resto Lyrics By – Ned Washington Music By – Frank Churchill Saxophone – Steve Berlin Synthesizer – Don Was Tenor Saxophone [The Uptown Horns] – Arno Hecht Trombone [The Uptown Horns] – Bob Funk Trumpet [The Uptown Horns] – "Hollywood" Paul Litteral* *Vocals, Guitar [Slide Guitar Solo] – Bonnie Raitt	1:30:40 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	I Know "I Know" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Give It Up	Backing Vocals – Bonnie, Freebo, Jackie Lomax, John Hall, Wells Cornet – Peter Eckland Drums, Congas, Cowbell – Wells Kelly Electric Guitar – T.J. Tindall* Fretless Bass [Fender Fretless] – Freebo Lead Vocals, Steel Guitar [Bottleneck National] – Bonnie Raitt Piano, Vibraphone [Vibes] – Mark Jordan Written-By – Barbara George. --- 1972	1:33:53 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	The Kokomo Medley (Live)	Road Tested	Bonnie Raitt - vocals, slide guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboard Glen Clark - harmonica, keyboard, vocals, harmony vocals Debra Dobkin - percussion, vocals Ricky Fataar - drums Marty Grebb - piano James "Hutch" Hutchinson - bass, vocals Mark T. Jordan - guitar, mandolin, keyboard, vocals, harmony vocals George Marinelli - acoustic guitar, mandolin, electric guitar, vocals Jamie Muhoberac - additional keyboard Keith Scott - guitar, tremolo Composed By – Mississippi Fred McDowell	1:37:34 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Everybody's Crying Mercy	If You're Going To The City: A Tribute To Mose Allison	Bass – James "Hutch" Hutchinson Drums – Ricky Fataar Guitar – George Marinelli Keyboards – Mike Finnigan Vocals – Bonnie Raitt. --- released: 2019	1:42:30 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Since I Fell For You	The Lost Broadcast (Philadelphia 1972)	• Bonnie Raitt - guitar, piano, vocals • Dan (Freebo) Freeberg - bass • T.J. Tindle - guitar, harp • John Davis - harp ----Recorded at the Rainbow Room, Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia on February 22nd 1972 for broadcast on WMMR-FM.	1:46:41 (Pop-up)
DJ Hearts Him Some Bonnie	"DJ Hearts Him Some Bonnie"			1:57:20 (Pop-up)
The Blind Boys of Alabama (with Bonnie Raitt)	When the Spell is Broken	Duets	Jimmy Carter Vocals Guitar and vocals - Bonnie Raitt Ricky McKinnie Vocals, percussion Ben Moore Vocals Joey Williams Vocals, lead guitar Paul Beasley Vocals Peter Levin Organ Stephen Raynard Ladson Bass. --- 2009	1:50:25 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Finest Lovin' Man "Finest Lovin' Man" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Bonnie Raitt	• Junior Wells – harmonica • A.C. Reed – tenor saxophone • Willie Murphy – acoustic piano • Maurice Jacox – baritone saxophone • Voyle Harris – trumpet • Russell Hagen – electric guitar • Bonnie Raitt – lead vocals, acoustic guitar. — recorded at an empty summer camp on Enchanted Island, about 30 miles west of Minneapolis on Lake Minnetonka in 1971	2:02:29 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt Featuring Norah Jones	I Don't Want Anything To Change	Bonnie Raitt & Friends	• Bonnie Raitt: Vocals, Slide & Acoustic Guitar • James "Hutch" Hutchinson: Bass & Vocals • Ricky Fataar: Drums & Vocals • George Marinelli: Guitar & Vocals • Jon Cleary: Keyboards, Percussion & Vocals • Norah Jones: Vocals & Wurlitzer Electric Piano on tracks --- Taped on September 30, 2005 at Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, NJ.	2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Maria Muldaur With Bonnie Raitt	My Journey To The Sky	Shout, Sister, Shout! A Tribute To Sister Rosetta Tharpe		2:11:44 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Rollin' & Tumblin' "Rollin' & Tumblin'" by "Bonnie Raitt"	The Lost Broadcast (Philadelphia 1972)	Broadcast (Philadelphia 1972) • Bonnie Raitt - guitar, piano, vocals • Dan (Freebo) Freeberg - bass • T.J. Tindle - guitar, harp • John Davis - harp ----Recorded at the Rainbow Room, Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia on February 22nd 1972 for broadcast on WMMR-FM.	2:15:49 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Dimming of the Day "Dimming of the Day" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Longing In Their Hearts	Acoustic Bass – Buell Neidlinger Acoustic Guitar [First] – Mark Goldenberg Acoustic Guitar [Second] – Richard Thompson Harmonium – Mitchell Froom Harmony Vocals – Paul Brady Organ [Hammond B-3] – Benmont Tench Vocals – Bonnie Written-By – Richard Thompson. — 1994	2:19:32 (Pop-up)
DJ Will Intone Something Now	"DJ Will Intone Something Now"			2:23:13 (Pop-up)
Lol Creme Kevin Godley	When Things Go Wrong	Consequences		2:30:34 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart	As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade	As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade	Performer [Maffiamembers] – Adrian Sherwood, Doug Wimbish, Keith LeBlanc, Skip McDonald - 1985	2:34:16 (Pop-up)
Gary Clail & On-U Sound System	Crocodile Eyes	Emotional Hooligan	Producer – Skip McDonald Written-By – B. Alexander* Written-By, Producer – D. Wimbish Akabu (2), Alan Lanah Pillay, Bernard Fowler, Big Youth, Bim Sherman, Bubblers, David Harrow, Denise Sherwood, Doug Wimbish, Rat (2), Skip McDonald, The Strange Parcel, Style Scott. ---1987	2:39:50 (Pop-up)
The Whitefield Brothers	Prowlin' "Prowlin'" by "The Whitefield Brothers"	In The Raw	Bass – Bosco Mann Congas, Percussion – Boogaloo Velez* Drums, Percussion – Muggy Whitefield Guitar – Jay Whitefield Organ, Synthesizer – Till Sahm Saxophone, Bass Clarinet – Martin Perna Saxophone, Flute – Leon Michels, Neal Sugarman Trombone – Mike Wagner Trumpet – Jordan McLean, Mike Leonhart Vocals – Jeff Silverman --- Recorded 1998 in New York	2:44:14 (Pop-up)
Esperanza Spalding	Thang "Thang" by "Esperanza Spalding"	12 Little Spells	• Esperanza Spalding – vocals, acoustic bass, electric bass, kalimba • Matt Stevens – guitar, vocals, bass • Justin Tyson – drums, organ, synths, beats	2:50:03 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Bim Bam Boum	Mambo Nassau	Drums – Billy Perry Guitar, Music By – Yahn Leker Percussion – Yvan Noe Synth – Wally Badarou *Music By – Lizzy Mercier Descloux --- 1981	2:54:31 (Pop-up)
OP8	Sand "Sand" by "OP8"	Slush	Howe Gelb - Guitar, Piano, Sings John Convertino - Drums Joey Burns - Bass, Cello, Guitar, Sings *Lisa Germano - Violin, Piano, Sings. ---1997	2:57:28 (Pop-up)
Allen Toussaint	From a Whisper to a Scream	Toussaint	Arranged By – Allen Toussaint Backing Vocals – Merry Clayton, Venetta Fields Bass – Eddie Hohner Drums – Ed Greene (2), Freddie Staehle, John Boudreaux Guitar – Terry Kellman Organ – Mac Rebennack Piano – Allen Toussaint Producer – Allen Toussaint, Charles Greene *Vocals – Allen Toussaint ———Recorded at Dimension Sound Studios, Los Angeles, 1970	3:02:04 (Pop-up)
Larry Saunders	Where Did Peace Go?	Free Angela	1973	3:05:28 (Pop-up)
Sly & The Family Stone	Everyday People	Stand!	Instruments – Cynthia Robinson, Freddie Stone, Gregg Errico*, Jerry Martini, Larry Graham, Rose Stone, Sly Stone Music By – Sylvester Stewart. --1969	3:08:42 (Pop-up)
Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies	American Bedmusic I - Four Dreams for a Departing President: Patriot's Lullaby	American Metaphysical Circus		3:11:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Tra Las outta here!	Thanks you sweeties!!			3:13:53 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	11:58am Stork: mmmmmm....greetings, debonair ones!!
	11:58am βrian: It's all in the pinky.
	12:00pm fred: Is there anything left at the bar? This might have been a draining time since yesterday
	12:01pm Stork: I've been drainin' plenty, fred, but there's always more!! C'mon the bar!!
	12:02pm Stork: ßrian!! Welks!!!
	12:05pm chresti: Morning to evening Der Stork and der clubbers!
	12:07pm Stork: chresti!! Schön guten Abend!
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Hello clubbers!
	12:14pm Wolfgang: The Good Doctor enters, downstage...
	12:17pm fred: "a little bit country, al little bit jazz clarinet" sounds like my kind of place, come to think of it
	12:21pm Booz: How sweet it is, indeed.
	12:22pm Wolfgang: Booz: love yer name. (Maybe too much at times)
	12:24pm Martinibomb: hey Stork! Hello fred!
	12:28pm Wolfgang: Mbomb!! I wanted to catch your show on Wednesday but fell asleep early. How sad am I? The M-bomb on Sheena's Jugel Room every Wednesday - 3 pm EST, no?
	12:29pm fred: I think it's 4 EST
	12:31pm Wolfganglia: Whoops, yer right fred! One should look before one types.
	12:32pm fred: That two step time change out of DST was confusing, at least to me
	12:33pm spodiodi: aloha, Stork and club people! good to be here
	12:34pm chresti: Morning spodi.
	12:36pm spodiodi: good morning, chresti!
	12:39pm spodiodi: hola βrian, fred, doctorjazz, Booz, Martinibomb!
	12:40pm βrian: @spodiodi: Oh how the sun shines over the isthmus today!
	12:43pm spodiodi: B^)
	12:43pm Listener Robert: You have the details a bit wrong. The subjects were not deliberately infected wit syphilis, but they were chosen from persons diagnosed with it. And there WERE specific treatments for it at that time -- not as good as were developed later, but certainly useful and the medical standard for care of the disease at that time. But they were not given such specific treatment, and not told specifically that they had syphilis. This was done so the course of the disease in the absence of treatment could be studied in humans.
	12:43pm Wolfgang: spodi! A hearty lodi-dodi t'ye!!
	12:45pm Listener Robert: Actually they were not told they were being studied at all.
	12:45pm Wolfgang: Thans for the clarification Robert. I'd thought some subjects were healthy and doing it for the pittance they were paying. Maybe my source was wrong.
	12:46pm Listener Robert: I know it well because now medical experimenters are taught it as an example of what NOT to do.
	12:48pm Wolfgang: No, they were not told they were bing studied, but the people living in the area were lied to and told that there was a study about "blood ailments."
	12:48pm Listener Robert: Since they weren't told they were being studied, they weren't paid. The pretense was just that this was a clinic where they were being taken care of.
	12:49pm Martinibomb: @wolfgang thanks for the plug!
	12:49pm Martinibomb: @wolfgang - I had a audio interface malfunction and if you listen to my archive right now it's all pitched down.. I have to go fix it! Heh
	12:50pm Wolfgang: That sounds intriguing, Martinibomb. Are you sure you wanna fix it?
	12:51pm chresti: Hi MB!
	12:52pm Martinibomb: Hello chresti! @wolf... well I haven't fixed it yet so maybe I do like it??
	12:55pm fred: @MB: If you don't fix a bug long enough, it becomes a features
	12:59pm Martinibomb: ^good point!
	1:01pm Wolfgang: Good thing to tell your partner. "It#s not a fault of mine, it's a feature, honey."
	🥁 1:02pm Michael 98145: some bugs take years to fix
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Loving all this Byron! Such a musical omnivore!
	1:05pm Wolfgang: The big band isn't hurting, either, DrJ.
	1:07pm doctorjazz: No, the Murray Big Band was a fabulous unit!
	1:07pm doctorjazz: No Mickey Katz?
	1:08pm Wolfgang: Wtih Butch Morris conducting, giving it a whole 'nother dimension.
	1:09pm Wolfgang: Y'know, I'm embarassed to say - I don't have the Mickey Katz stuff!
	1:17pm doctorjazz: As my old Rebbes used to say, A shanda,vA cherpa, A bush's, a chlima (roughly translated, one should be so embarrassed by this tragedy they should just be mortified). Sad Twilight is a good make up, though!
	1:22pm Listener Robert: Is the space on the playlist limited by eyeball, by data volume, or what? Michael Shelly fills his page with links.
	1:25pm doctorjazz: Wolfie, I can send it to you if you'd like.
	1:26pm doctorjazz: Out with family for lunch, catch the rest later.
	1:27pm fred: @Listener Robert: More likely limited by DJ skill with web stuff
	1:30pm Wolfgang: That'd be good, Doc. I'll surely play it someday - thanks!
	1:30pm chresti: Haha Wolfgang@1:01
	1:34pm fred: Not familiar with Bonnie Raitt, hopefully I'll be a fan by the time this ends
	1:35pm Wolfgang: She's a great singer/guitar player - especially slide, fred - which you can hear here...
	1:37pm Wolfgang: chresti: ;)
	🥁 1:42pm WR: That guitar lady sings pretty damn good.
	1:44pm Wolfgang: WR! She kicketh ass, yea verily!!
	1:45pm fred: Back when there were such things as coworkers, I was regularly laughed at for liking Dolly Parton (the cowboy boots didn't help). I might as well have another offense ready, though she doesn't sound all that country to me so far
	1:46pm northguineahills: Here briefly...
	1:46pm Ike: I'm not saying it's a bad thing or making any judgments, I'm just saying, on my comprehensive 1999 list of Unlikely Things that Will Happen in the 21st Century, "Stork Gets Really into Bonnie Raitt" was NOT on the list. But then "an internet troll becomes president" wasn't either, so....
	1:46pm Wolfgang: She's more blues and rock n roll its true - but she can kick some shit fer sure.
	🥁 1:49pm WR: The syphilis experiment: en.wikipedia.org... While the men were not " given" syphilis they were not informed they had it, so their partners were at risk and many babies born with it.
	1:50pm fred: @Ike: Did you have the Jets winning the Superbowl on that list?
	1:50pm Wolfgang: Ike!!
	1:51pm Ike: @fred, I love Dolly too. That reminds me of another unlikely but true revelation: the world recently found out that Dolly was an unnamed producer of the great TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Mike Finnegan is an acquaintance. Mike plays i a band in L.A. with a friend of mine Bill Lynchm that used to date Bonnie. Bill's from Lawrence, KS. Mike went to college there, where he played basketball for KU before relocating to Wichita and founding The Serfs (produced by Tom Wilson). My wife once went to see Bill play in Lawrence when I was away. Bonnie was there and joined the band on stage. Mi esposa still has the $1 bill she had Bonnie sign. My wife worships Bonnie...and Mike still plays in her touring band. I hope we hear Too Long At The Fair today.
	1:51pm fred: (sorry doctorjazz)
	1:58pm Wolfgang: That was some fine playing by Mike Finnigan on the Mose tune, Uncle Michael! Cool that you know him! Your wife does some prime discernin'! Bonnie makes it sound easy.
	2:00pm Wolfgang: I've loved Bonnie since I was a kid, Ike.
	2:01pm Wolfgang: We won't hear Too Long At the Fair ( a great one), but somehting that comes close
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: Mike's son is Kelly. Kelly's a solo artist as well as the leader of Monophonics. Kelly sings just about like his dad...though his voice isn't as big. Mike has pipes you can drive a truck through. Age is catching him up, but in his prime he could sing as well or better than anyone he played behind.
	2:02pm Wolfgang: Holy cow, what genes!! Love the Monophonics!
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Speaking of genes, you know about Bonnie's dad, I presume? You may have mentioned him...John Raitt.
	2:07pm Wolfgang: No, I actually didn't get around to John, though I know about him.
	2:08pm Wolfgang: Her dad sang in The Pyjama Game, and Oklahoma on Broadway!
	2:09pm WFMU listener john: Hello fellow stork club listeners how about the sad news about alex trebek?
	2:09pm Dean: Speaking of genes, Norah Jones. Rutles drummer here.
	2:10pm WFMU listener john: Love Norah Jones and bonnie raitt with this duet
	2:11pm Wolfgang: Dean! And Norah can play some keybs, too.
	2:12pm fred: Nice touch playing a track recorded at Trump Taj Mahal
	2:12pm Wolfgang: Hey Listener John!
	2:13pm Wolfgang: Oh, I hadn't heard about Trebek. He was ill for a while. A shame - what a truly nice guy.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: Ricky Fatar to Ravi Shankar: two degrees of separation...or one through George Harrison.
	2:14pm Wolfgang: I think that was post-you-know-who-days, fred.
	2:15pm WFMU listener john: @he Wolfgang nice tunage and yeah very sad news
	2:16pm Wolfgang: Thanks, John.
	2:17pm WFMU listener john: @Wolfgan welcome
	2:22pm Sem: Bonnie summoned me here. Hello, the Stork, the Clubbers who find shelter under his wing, and the confused newcomer, looking for a baby shower.
	2:23pm Wolfgang: Sem - heehee! Welcome, friend!
	2:30pm βrian: 73°F. Dear me!
	2:31pm Martinibomb: Thanks Stork Club! Getting lots o work done while I listen.
	2:32pm Wolfgang: Wait, where are you, ßrian?
	2:33pm Wolfgang: WWhat are you working on Martini?
	2:35pm chresti: I like Godley and Creme's song about or mentions sandwiches, can't remember the title.
	2:36pm Dean: "Sandwiches of You," on L
	2:36pm Wolfgang: Maybe "Life is a Minestrone", chresti?
	2:37pm chresti: Sandwiches of You, is it, I think.
	2:38pm chresti: Thanks Dean.
	2:38pm Wolfgang: Oh, yes!
	2:39pm Dean: I remember when Consequences was released talk on the street was all about the device they developed for the album, the Gizmo, which I subsequently conflated with the Ebow.
	2:40pm βrian: Madison, WI.
	2:41pm Wolfgang: Dean: they talk about taking forever in the studio to record Consequences, then came out into the light of day to find that the Sex Pistols had just changed the game. The Gizmo began to look a little silly. I Love that record, though.
	2:44pm Dean: Didn't help, I suppose, that it was 3 LPs and not 10CC.
	2:47pm Wolfgang: ßrian: my place of birth!! Nice town. I moved away at 18 months old (it just wasn't my kinda town at the time) but went bak and visited in 2011, just when Scott Walker was starting to fuck the place up.
	2:56pm Wolfgang: Got a few songs to go, sweet peeps. Just a smidge of OT tonight, if ya can stand it..
	3:00pm spodiodi: OT FTW! (i may be AFK -- but TYVM, Stork!) it's been nice
	3:01pm Wolfgang: Gimme the rundown on them acronyms before you head out, spodiodi!
	3:01pm Sem: Sitting down, can handle the overtime. Have at it. Yo, spo'!
	3:02pm spodiodi: yo S'em!
	3:04pm Sem: Oh, Merry Clayton!
	3:06pm Wolfgang: Merry "Gimme Shelter" Clayton, yep!
	3:08pm βrian: I used to think FTW was just a rearrangement of WTF.
	3:09pm chresti: I have a friend who's birth name was "Merri" which she legally changed it to "Mary".
	3:11pm Dean: Buddy of mine dated a young lady whose last name was Christmas. Young lady's mother's name? That's, right, Mary.
	3:11pm spodiodi: βrian, lol :)
	3:12pm Wolfgang: Dean, that's amazoid!
	3:14pm Wolfgang: Hey everybody - thanks for ridin.' Hope you can all pile back into the joint next Sunday. Be of good to excellent cheer!! XOXOXOXOX -Your Wolfie
	3:15pm spodiodi: ha -- sitting here, debating cutting my hair. thanks, Stork!
	3:15pm dougseidel: I also need a haircut, yes
	3:15pm fred: As long as the bar is stocked and the music is good, I'll be there
	3:17pm spodiodi: XOXOXOXOX
	3:17pm chresti: spodi is who I learned ftw, from. When I first started "chatting" on the confuser, I was perplexed with "LOL" I associated it with "lollygagging"
	3:19pm spodiodi: lol, chresti -- i love lol and ftw
	3:20pm spodiodi: time to lollygag
	3:20pm Wolfgang: Farewell, all! Next week we pah-tee hah-tee
	3:21pm chresti: Thanks Wolfgang! spodi-lollygaging ftw.
	3:21pm adamdoesit: Out taking advantage of the weather, I missed hearing this one live. Looking forward to catching up on the archive. I once saw Don Byron get eaten alive by Steve Lacy at the Knitting Factory…
	3:21pm Sem: See ya 'round, Stork.

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Bill Frisell	Washington Post March	Have a Little Faith	Written-By – John Phillip Sousa* Accordion – Guy Klucevsek Arranged By [All Music Arranged By] – Bill Frisell Bass – Kermit Driscoll Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Joey Baron Guitar – Bill Frisell. —Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Whew!!!	"DJ Whew!!!"		*Bass Clarinet – Don Byron — Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	0:03:46 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Billy Boy "Billy Boy" by "Bill Frisell"	Have a Little Faith	Accordion – Guy Klucevsek Arranged By [All Music Arranged By] – Bill Frisell Bass – Kermit Driscoll Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Joey Baron Guitar – Bill Frisell. —Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Edsel Gomez	The Minetta Triangle "The Minetta Triangle" by "Edsel Gomez"	Cubist Music	Acoustic Bass – Drew Gress Clarinet – Don Byron Piano – Edsel Gomez Composed By – Don Byron Edsel Gomez *Producer – Don Byron. — Recorded At – Harmolodic Studios, N.Y.C. - 2006	0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Tuskegee Experiment "Tuskegee Experiment" by "Don Byron"	Tuskegee Experiments	Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Pheeroan Aklaff Electric Bass – Kenny Davis Marimba – Richie Schwarz Piano – Joe Berkovitz Voice [Poet] – Sadiq. --- recorded November 1990 and July 1991	0:12:12 (Pop-up)
Cassandra Wilson	Black Crow "Black Crow" by "Cassandra Wilson"	Blue Light 'Til Dawn	Arranged By – Cyro Baptista Clarinet – Don Byron Percussion – Bill McClellan, Cyro Baptista, Jeff Haynes, Kevin Johnson, Lance Carter, Vinx Vocals – Cassandra Wilson *Written-By – Joni Mitchell. ---- 1993	0:18:26 (Pop-up)
Don Alias/Don Byron/Michael Blair/Bill Frisell/Greg Cohen/Hal Willner/Gary Lucas	Reincarnation of a Lovebird/Haitian Fight Song Montage	Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus	Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Congas – Michael Blair Guitar [Adapted Guitar] – Greg Cohen Guitar, Performer [Surrogate Kithara], Arranged By – Bill Frisell Marimba [Bass] – Don Alias Marimba [Eroica] – Francis Thumm *Trombone – Art Baron --- 1992	0:23:04 (Pop-up)
Don Byron & Aruan Ortiz	Black and Tan Fantasy	Random Dances and (A)tonalities	Tenor Saxophone – Don Byron Piano – Aruán Ortiz. —— Recorded December 7, 8, 2017 At – Radio Studio Zürich... In cooperation with Radio SRF 2 Kultur	0:27:52 (Pop-up)
DJ On Duty	"DJ On Duty"			0:33:27 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	When I've Done My Best "When I've Done My Best" by "Don Byron"	Love, Peace, And Soul	Piano – Xavier Davis Soprano Clarinet [B ♭ Clarinet] – Don Byron -------Recorded July 2011 at Stadium Red, Harlem, New York.	0:42:16 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Hagalo "Hagalo" by "Don Byron"	Nu Blaxploitation	Bass – Reggie Washington Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Ben Wittman Guitar – David Gilmore Percussion – Johnny Almendra Piano – Uri Caine Trombone – Curtis Fowlkes Trumpet – James Zollar *Vocals [Background] – Curtis Fowlkes, Don Byron, Johnny Almendra, Reggie Washington, Uri Caine----Recorded and Mixed @ Bearsville Studios, Woodstock, NY--12.27.97--01.05.98 Written-By – The Wilson Bros. (members of American funk group Mandrill)	0:47:45 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	The Allure of Entanglement	Music for Six Musicians	Piano – Edsel Gomez Clarinet, – Don Byron. -- Recorded at Master Sound, Astoria, New York - 1995	0:50:29 (Pop-up)
Don Byron & Aruán Ortiz	J.S.Bach: Violin Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002: II. Double	Random Dances and (A)tonalities	Clarinet – Don Byron ----Recorded December 7, 8, 2017 At – Radio Studio Zürich... In cooperation with Radio SRF 2 Kultur	0:54:58 (Pop-up)
David Murray Big Band	Istanbul "Istanbul" by "David Murray Big Band"	Conducted By Lawrence "Butch" Morris	DAVID MURRAY tenor sax, bass clarinet HUGH RAGIN, GRAHAM HAYNES, RASUL SIDDIK, JAMES ZOLLAR trumpets CRAIG HARRIS, FRANK LACY, AL PATTERSON trombones VINCENT CHANCEY french horn BOB STEWART tuba KAHLIL HENRY flute, piccolo JOHN PURCELL alto sax DON BYRON baritone sax, clarinet SONELIUS SMITH piano FRED HOPKINS bass TANI TABBAL drums LAWRENCE "BUTCH" MORRIS conductor. —— Arrangements by David Murray and Lawrence "Butch" Morris Recorded at Clinton Recording Studios, NYC on March 5-6, 1991	0:57:43 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Billy the Kid: Mexican Dance and Finale	Have a Little Faith	Accordion – Guy Klucevsek Arranged By [All Music Arranged By] – Bill Frisell Bass – Kermit Driscoll Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Joey Baron Guitar – Bill Frisell. —Recorded March 1992 at RPM Studios, New York City	1:07:09 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Sad Twilight "Sad Twilight" by "Don Byron"	Romance With The Unseen	Bass – Drew Gress Clarinet – Don Byron Drums – Jack DeJohnette Guitar – Bill Frisell. — Recorded and mixed at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, NY in January and March 1999	1:10:52 (Pop-up)
Enter DJ Name Here	"Enter DJ Name Here"			1:16:24 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Any Day Woman "Any Day Woman" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Bonnie Raitt	• Bonnie Raitt – lead vocals, acoustic guitar, • Willie Murphy – acoustic piano, backing vocals • Freebo – fretless bass *Written-By – Paul Siebel. — recorded at an empty summer camp on Enchanted Island, about 30 miles west of Minneapolis on Lake Minnetonka in 1971	1:28:22 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt & Was (Not Was)	Baby Mine (From "Dumbo")	Stay Awake: Various Interpretations Of Music From Vintage Disney Films	Backing Vocals – Arnold McCuller, Sir Harry Bowens, Sweet Pea Atkinson Baritone Saxophone [The Uptown Horns] – Crispin Cioe Bass – John Patitucci Drums – Jim Keltner Flute – David Was Guitar – Paul Jackson Jr. Horns – The Uptown Horns Keyboards – Luis Resto Lyrics By – Ned Washington Music By – Frank Churchill Saxophone – Steve Berlin Synthesizer – Don Was Tenor Saxophone [The Uptown Horns] – Arno Hecht Trombone [The Uptown Horns] – Bob Funk Trumpet [The Uptown Horns] – "Hollywood" Paul Litteral* *Vocals, Guitar [Slide Guitar Solo] – Bonnie Raitt	1:30:40 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	I Know "I Know" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Give It Up	Backing Vocals – Bonnie, Freebo, Jackie Lomax, John Hall, Wells Cornet – Peter Eckland Drums, Congas, Cowbell – Wells Kelly Electric Guitar – T.J. Tindall* Fretless Bass [Fender Fretless] – Freebo Lead Vocals, Steel Guitar [Bottleneck National] – Bonnie Raitt Piano, Vibraphone [Vibes] – Mark Jordan Written-By – Barbara George. --- 1972	1:33:53 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	The Kokomo Medley (Live)	Road Tested	Bonnie Raitt - vocals, slide guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboard Glen Clark - harmonica, keyboard, vocals, harmony vocals Debra Dobkin - percussion, vocals Ricky Fataar - drums Marty Grebb - piano James "Hutch" Hutchinson - bass, vocals Mark T. Jordan - guitar, mandolin, keyboard, vocals, harmony vocals George Marinelli - acoustic guitar, mandolin, electric guitar, vocals Jamie Muhoberac - additional keyboard Keith Scott - guitar, tremolo Composed By – Mississippi Fred McDowell	1:37:34 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Everybody's Crying Mercy	If You're Going To The City: A Tribute To Mose Allison	Bass – James "Hutch" Hutchinson Drums – Ricky Fataar Guitar – George Marinelli Keyboards – Mike Finnigan Vocals – Bonnie Raitt. --- released: 2019	1:42:30 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Since I Fell For You	The Lost Broadcast (Philadelphia 1972)	• Bonnie Raitt - guitar, piano, vocals • Dan (Freebo) Freeberg - bass • T.J. Tindle - guitar, harp • John Davis - harp ----Recorded at the Rainbow Room, Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia on February 22nd 1972 for broadcast on WMMR-FM.	1:46:41 (Pop-up)
DJ Hearts Him Some Bonnie	"DJ Hearts Him Some Bonnie"			1:57:20 (Pop-up)
The Blind Boys of Alabama (with Bonnie Raitt)	When the Spell is Broken	Duets	Jimmy Carter Vocals Guitar and vocals - Bonnie Raitt Ricky McKinnie Vocals, percussion Ben Moore Vocals Joey Williams Vocals, lead guitar Paul Beasley Vocals Peter Levin Organ Stephen Raynard Ladson Bass. --- 2009	1:50:25 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Finest Lovin' Man "Finest Lovin' Man" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Bonnie Raitt	• Junior Wells – harmonica • A.C. Reed – tenor saxophone • Willie Murphy – acoustic piano • Maurice Jacox – baritone saxophone • Voyle Harris – trumpet • Russell Hagen – electric guitar • Bonnie Raitt – lead vocals, acoustic guitar. — recorded at an empty summer camp on Enchanted Island, about 30 miles west of Minneapolis on Lake Minnetonka in 1971	2:02:29 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt Featuring Norah Jones	I Don't Want Anything To Change	Bonnie Raitt & Friends	• Bonnie Raitt: Vocals, Slide & Acoustic Guitar • James "Hutch" Hutchinson: Bass & Vocals • Ricky Fataar: Drums & Vocals • George Marinelli: Guitar & Vocals • Jon Cleary: Keyboards, Percussion & Vocals • Norah Jones: Vocals & Wurlitzer Electric Piano on tracks --- Taped on September 30, 2005 at Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, NJ.	2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Maria Muldaur With Bonnie Raitt	My Journey To The Sky	Shout, Sister, Shout! A Tribute To Sister Rosetta Tharpe		2:11:44 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Rollin' & Tumblin' "Rollin' & Tumblin'" by "Bonnie Raitt"	The Lost Broadcast (Philadelphia 1972)	Broadcast (Philadelphia 1972) • Bonnie Raitt - guitar, piano, vocals • Dan (Freebo) Freeberg - bass • T.J. Tindle - guitar, harp • John Davis - harp ----Recorded at the Rainbow Room, Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia on February 22nd 1972 for broadcast on WMMR-FM.	2:15:49 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Raitt	Dimming of the Day "Dimming of the Day" by "Bonnie Raitt"	Longing In Their Hearts	Acoustic Bass – Buell Neidlinger Acoustic Guitar [First] – Mark Goldenberg Acoustic Guitar [Second] – Richard Thompson Harmonium – Mitchell Froom Harmony Vocals – Paul Brady Organ [Hammond B-3] – Benmont Tench Vocals – Bonnie Written-By – Richard Thompson. — 1994	2:19:32 (Pop-up)
DJ Will Intone Something Now	"DJ Will Intone Something Now"			2:23:13 (Pop-up)
Lol Creme Kevin Godley	When Things Go Wrong	Consequences		2:30:34 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart	As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade	As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade	Performer [Maffiamembers] – Adrian Sherwood, Doug Wimbish, Keith LeBlanc, Skip McDonald - 1985	2:34:16 (Pop-up)
Gary Clail & On-U Sound System	Crocodile Eyes	Emotional Hooligan	Producer – Skip McDonald Written-By – B. Alexander* Written-By, Producer – D. Wimbish Akabu (2), Alan Lanah Pillay, Bernard Fowler, Big Youth, Bim Sherman, Bubblers, David Harrow, Denise Sherwood, Doug Wimbish, Rat (2), Skip McDonald, The Strange Parcel, Style Scott. ---1987	2:39:50 (Pop-up)
The Whitefield Brothers	Prowlin' "Prowlin'" by "The Whitefield Brothers"	In The Raw	Bass – Bosco Mann Congas, Percussion – Boogaloo Velez* Drums, Percussion – Muggy Whitefield Guitar – Jay Whitefield Organ, Synthesizer – Till Sahm Saxophone, Bass Clarinet – Martin Perna Saxophone, Flute – Leon Michels, Neal Sugarman Trombone – Mike Wagner Trumpet – Jordan McLean, Mike Leonhart Vocals – Jeff Silverman --- Recorded 1998 in New York	2:44:14 (Pop-up)
Esperanza Spalding	Thang "Thang" by "Esperanza Spalding"	12 Little Spells	• Esperanza Spalding – vocals, acoustic bass, electric bass, kalimba • Matt Stevens – guitar, vocals, bass • Justin Tyson – drums, organ, synths, beats	2:50:03 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Bim Bam Boum	Mambo Nassau	Drums – Billy Perry Guitar, Music By – Yahn Leker Percussion – Yvan Noe Synth – Wally Badarou *Music By – Lizzy Mercier Descloux --- 1981	2:54:31 (Pop-up)
OP8	Sand "Sand" by "OP8"	Slush	Howe Gelb - Guitar, Piano, Sings John Convertino - Drums Joey Burns - Bass, Cello, Guitar, Sings *Lisa Germano - Violin, Piano, Sings. ---1997	2:57:28 (Pop-up)
Allen Toussaint	From a Whisper to a Scream	Toussaint	Arranged By – Allen Toussaint Backing Vocals – Merry Clayton, Venetta Fields Bass – Eddie Hohner Drums – Ed Greene (2), Freddie Staehle, John Boudreaux Guitar – Terry Kellman Organ – Mac Rebennack Piano – Allen Toussaint Producer – Allen Toussaint, Charles Greene *Vocals – Allen Toussaint ———Recorded at Dimension Sound Studios, Los Angeles, 1970	3:02:04 (Pop-up)
Larry Saunders	Where Did Peace Go?	Free Angela	1973	3:05:28 (Pop-up)
Sly & The Family Stone	Everyday People	Stand!	Instruments – Cynthia Robinson, Freddie Stone, Gregg Errico*, Jerry Martini, Larry Graham, Rose Stone, Sly Stone Music By – Sylvester Stewart. --1969	3:08:42 (Pop-up)
Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies	American Bedmusic I - Four Dreams for a Departing President: Patriot's Lullaby	American Metaphysical Circus		3:11:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Tra Las outta here!	Thanks you sweeties!!			3:13:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:58am Stork: mmmmmm....greetings, debonair ones!!
	11:58am βrian: It's all in the pinky.
	12:00pm fred: Is there anything left at the bar? This might have been a draining time since yesterday
	12:01pm Stork: I've been drainin' plenty, fred, but there's always more!! C'mon the bar!!
	12:02pm Stork: ßrian!! Welks!!!
	12:05pm chresti: Morning to evening Der Stork and der clubbers!
	12:07pm Stork: chresti!! Schön guten Abend!
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Hello clubbers!
	12:14pm Wolfgang: The Good Doctor enters, downstage...
	12:17pm fred: "a little bit country, al little bit jazz clarinet" sounds like my kind of place, come to think of it
	12:21pm Booz: How sweet it is, indeed.
	12:22pm Wolfgang: Booz: love yer name. (Maybe too much at times)
	12:24pm Martinibomb: hey Stork! Hello fred!
	12:28pm Wolfgang: Mbomb!! I wanted to catch your show on Wednesday but fell asleep early. How sad am I? The M-bomb on Sheena's Jugel Room every Wednesday - 3 pm EST, no?
	12:29pm fred: I think it's 4 EST
	12:31pm Wolfganglia: Whoops, yer right fred! One should look before one types.
	12:32pm fred: That two step time change out of DST was confusing, at least to me
	12:33pm spodiodi: aloha, Stork and club people! good to be here
	12:34pm chresti: Morning spodi.
	12:36pm spodiodi: good morning, chresti!
	12:39pm spodiodi: hola βrian, fred, doctorjazz, Booz, Martinibomb!
	12:40pm βrian: @spodiodi: Oh how the sun shines over the isthmus today!
	12:43pm spodiodi: B^)
	12:43pm Listener Robert: You have the details a bit wrong. The subjects were not deliberately infected wit syphilis, but they were chosen from persons diagnosed with it. And there WERE specific treatments for it at that time -- not as good as were developed later, but certainly useful and the medical standard for care of the disease at that time. But they were not given such specific treatment, and not told specifically that they had syphilis. This was done so the course of the disease in the absence of treatment could be studied in humans.
	12:43pm Wolfgang: spodi! A hearty lodi-dodi t'ye!!
	12:45pm Listener Robert: Actually they were not told they were being studied at all.
	12:45pm Wolfgang: Thans for the clarification Robert. I'd thought some subjects were healthy and doing it for the pittance they were paying. Maybe my source was wrong.
	12:46pm Listener Robert: I know it well because now medical experimenters are taught it as an example of what NOT to do.
	12:48pm Wolfgang: No, they were not told they were bing studied, but the people living in the area were lied to and told that there was a study about "blood ailments."
	12:48pm Listener Robert: Since they weren't told they were being studied, they weren't paid. The pretense was just that this was a clinic where they were being taken care of.
	12:49pm Martinibomb: @wolfgang thanks for the plug!
	12:49pm Martinibomb: @wolfgang - I had a audio interface malfunction and if you listen to my archive right now it's all pitched down.. I have to go fix it! Heh
	12:50pm Wolfgang: That sounds intriguing, Martinibomb. Are you sure you wanna fix it?
	12:51pm chresti: Hi MB!
	12:52pm Martinibomb: Hello chresti! @wolf... well I haven't fixed it yet so maybe I do like it??
	12:55pm fred: @MB: If you don't fix a bug long enough, it becomes a features
	12:59pm Martinibomb: ^good point!
	1:01pm Wolfgang: Good thing to tell your partner. "It#s not a fault of mine, it's a feature, honey."
	🥁 1:02pm Michael 98145: some bugs take years to fix
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Loving all this Byron! Such a musical omnivore!
	1:05pm Wolfgang: The big band isn't hurting, either, DrJ.
	1:07pm doctorjazz: No, the Murray Big Band was a fabulous unit!
	1:07pm doctorjazz: No Mickey Katz?
	1:08pm Wolfgang: Wtih Butch Morris conducting, giving it a whole 'nother dimension.
	1:09pm Wolfgang: Y'know, I'm embarassed to say - I don't have the Mickey Katz stuff!
	1:17pm doctorjazz: As my old Rebbes used to say, A shanda,vA cherpa, A bush's, a chlima (roughly translated, one should be so embarrassed by this tragedy they should just be mortified). Sad Twilight is a good make up, though!
	1:22pm Listener Robert: Is the space on the playlist limited by eyeball, by data volume, or what? Michael Shelly fills his page with links.
	1:25pm doctorjazz: Wolfie, I can send it to you if you'd like.
	1:26pm doctorjazz: Out with family for lunch, catch the rest later.
	1:27pm fred: @Listener Robert: More likely limited by DJ skill with web stuff
	1:30pm Wolfgang: That'd be good, Doc. I'll surely play it someday - thanks!
	1:30pm chresti: Haha Wolfgang@1:01
	1:34pm fred: Not familiar with Bonnie Raitt, hopefully I'll be a fan by the time this ends
	1:35pm Wolfgang: She's a great singer/guitar player - especially slide, fred - which you can hear here...
	1:37pm Wolfgang: chresti: ;)
	🥁 1:42pm WR: That guitar lady sings pretty damn good.
	1:44pm Wolfgang: WR! She kicketh ass, yea verily!!
	1:45pm fred: Back when there were such things as coworkers, I was regularly laughed at for liking Dolly Parton (the cowboy boots didn't help). I might as well have another offense ready, though she doesn't sound all that country to me so far
	1:46pm northguineahills: Here briefly...
	1:46pm Ike: I'm not saying it's a bad thing or making any judgments, I'm just saying, on my comprehensive 1999 list of Unlikely Things that Will Happen in the 21st Century, "Stork Gets Really into Bonnie Raitt" was NOT on the list. But then "an internet troll becomes president" wasn't either, so....
	1:46pm Wolfgang: She's more blues and rock n roll its true - but she can kick some shit fer sure.
	🥁 1:49pm WR: The syphilis experiment: en.wikipedia.org... While the men were not " given" syphilis they were not informed they had it, so their partners were at risk and many babies born with it.
	1:50pm fred: @Ike: Did you have the Jets winning the Superbowl on that list?
	1:50pm Wolfgang: Ike!!
	1:51pm Ike: @fred, I love Dolly too. That reminds me of another unlikely but true revelation: the world recently found out that Dolly was an unnamed producer of the great TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Mike Finnegan is an acquaintance. Mike plays i a band in L.A. with a friend of mine Bill Lynchm that used to date Bonnie. Bill's from Lawrence, KS. Mike went to college there, where he played basketball for KU before relocating to Wichita and founding The Serfs (produced by Tom Wilson). My wife once went to see Bill play in Lawrence when I was away. Bonnie was there and joined the band on stage. Mi esposa still has the $1 bill she had Bonnie sign. My wife worships Bonnie...and Mike still plays in her touring band. I hope we hear Too Long At The Fair today.
	1:51pm fred: (sorry doctorjazz)
	1:58pm Wolfgang: That was some fine playing by Mike Finnigan on the Mose tune, Uncle Michael! Cool that you know him! Your wife does some prime discernin'! Bonnie makes it sound easy.
	2:00pm Wolfgang: I've loved Bonnie since I was a kid, Ike.
	2:01pm Wolfgang: We won't hear Too Long At the Fair ( a great one), but somehting that comes close
	2:02pm Uncle Michael: Mike's son is Kelly. Kelly's a solo artist as well as the leader of Monophonics. Kelly sings just about like his dad...though his voice isn't as big. Mike has pipes you can drive a truck through. Age is catching him up, but in his prime he could sing as well or better than anyone he played behind.
	2:02pm Wolfgang: Holy cow, what genes!! Love the Monophonics!
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: Speaking of genes, you know about Bonnie's dad, I presume? You may have mentioned him...John Raitt.
	2:07pm Wolfgang: No, I actually didn't get around to John, though I know about him.
	2:08pm Wolfgang: Her dad sang in The Pyjama Game, and Oklahoma on Broadway!
	2:09pm WFMU listener john: Hello fellow stork club listeners how about the sad news about alex trebek?
	2:09pm Dean: Speaking of genes, Norah Jones. Rutles drummer here.
	2:10pm WFMU listener john: Love Norah Jones and bonnie raitt with this duet
	2:11pm Wolfgang: Dean! And Norah can play some keybs, too.
	2:12pm fred: Nice touch playing a track recorded at Trump Taj Mahal
	2:12pm Wolfgang: Hey Listener John!
	2:13pm Wolfgang: Oh, I hadn't heard about Trebek. He was ill for a while. A shame - what a truly nice guy.
	2:14pm Uncle Michael: Ricky Fatar to Ravi Shankar: two degrees of separation...or one through George Harrison.
	2:14pm Wolfgang: I think that was post-you-know-who-days, fred.
	2:15pm WFMU listener john: @he Wolfgang nice tunage and yeah very sad news
	2:16pm Wolfgang: Thanks, John.
	2:17pm WFMU listener john: @Wolfgan welcome
	2:22pm Sem: Bonnie summoned me here. Hello, the Stork, the Clubbers who find shelter under his wing, and the confused newcomer, looking for a baby shower.
	2:23pm Wolfgang: Sem - heehee! Welcome, friend!
	2:30pm βrian: 73°F. Dear me!
	2:31pm Martinibomb: Thanks Stork Club! Getting lots o work done while I listen.
	2:32pm Wolfgang: Wait, where are you, ßrian?
	2:33pm Wolfgang: WWhat are you working on Martini?
	2:35pm chresti: I like Godley and Creme's song about or mentions sandwiches, can't remember the title.
	2:36pm Dean: "Sandwiches of You," on L
	2:36pm Wolfgang: Maybe "Life is a Minestrone", chresti?
	2:37pm chresti: Sandwiches of You, is it, I think.
	2:38pm chresti: Thanks Dean.
	2:38pm Wolfgang: Oh, yes!
	2:39pm Dean: I remember when Consequences was released talk on the street was all about the device they developed for the album, the Gizmo, which I subsequently conflated with the Ebow.
	2:40pm βrian: Madison, WI.
	2:41pm Wolfgang: Dean: they talk about taking forever in the studio to record Consequences, then came out into the light of day to find that the Sex Pistols had just changed the game. The Gizmo began to look a little silly. I Love that record, though.
	2:44pm Dean: Didn't help, I suppose, that it was 3 LPs and not 10CC.
	2:47pm Wolfgang: ßrian: my place of birth!! Nice town. I moved away at 18 months old (it just wasn't my kinda town at the time) but went bak and visited in 2011, just when Scott Walker was starting to fuck the place up.
	2:56pm Wolfgang: Got a few songs to go, sweet peeps. Just a smidge of OT tonight, if ya can stand it..
	3:00pm spodiodi: OT FTW! (i may be AFK -- but TYVM, Stork!) it's been nice
	3:01pm Wolfgang: Gimme the rundown on them acronyms before you head out, spodiodi!
	3:01pm Sem: Sitting down, can handle the overtime. Have at it. Yo, spo'!
	3:02pm spodiodi: yo S'em!
	3:04pm Sem: Oh, Merry Clayton!
	3:06pm Wolfgang: Merry "Gimme Shelter" Clayton, yep!
	3:08pm βrian: I used to think FTW was just a rearrangement of WTF.
	3:09pm chresti: I have a friend who's birth name was "Merri" which she legally changed it to "Mary".
	3:11pm Dean: Buddy of mine dated a young lady whose last name was Christmas. Young lady's mother's name? That's, right, Mary.
	3:11pm spodiodi: βrian, lol :)
	3:12pm Wolfgang: Dean, that's amazoid!
	3:14pm Wolfgang: Hey everybody - thanks for ridin.' Hope you can all pile back into the joint next Sunday. Be of good to excellent cheer!! XOXOXOXOX -Your Wolfie
	3:15pm spodiodi: ha -- sitting here, debating cutting my hair. thanks, Stork!
	3:15pm dougseidel: I also need a haircut, yes
	3:15pm fred: As long as the bar is stocked and the music is good, I'll be there
	3:17pm spodiodi: XOXOXOXOX
	3:17pm chresti: spodi is who I learned ftw, from. When I first started "chatting" on the confuser, I was perplexed with "LOL" I associated it with "lollygagging"
	3:19pm spodiodi: lol, chresti -- i love lol and ftw
	3:20pm spodiodi: time to lollygag
	3:20pm Wolfgang: Farewell, all! Next week we pah-tee hah-tee
	3:21pm chresti: Thanks Wolfgang! spodi-lollygaging ftw.
	3:21pm adamdoesit: Out taking advantage of the weather, I missed hearing this one live. Looking forward to catching up on the archive. I once saw Don Byron get eaten alive by Steve Lacy at the Knitting Factory…
	3:21pm Sem: See ya 'round, Stork.

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from November 8, 2020

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