Kart on whpk now

[papsrus]

Here's the link

[Chuck Nessa]

Just called them and gave them some crap.

[ghost of miles]

Sorry I missed this--any calls from the Bill Evans contingent?

[ghost of miles]

Here's Larry on WBEZ a little over three years ago:

Kart on WBEZ

[Larry Kart]

Sorry I missed this--any calls from the Bill Evans contingent?

Nope -- just Chuck wondering why I picked a Walt Weiskopf record.

There was one limp transition, after an Ayler recording, but what can follow Ayler? Otherwise, it was fun, at least in the studio.

[papsrus]

Listened to pretty much the whole show. Great music and conversations. Enjoyed the story about hearing Ayler in NYC.

I'm curious Larry, I'm not sure I got the title correct, but is "Luminescence Live" the Josh Berman, Keefe Jackson recording you referred to during the broadcast?

[Jim Alfredson]

Did Larry quip "Yo, I gotta shout out to my boyz at the Big O listening now on the innernet, dawgs!! WOOF WOOF!"?

[Guest Bill Barton]

...There was one limp transition, after an Ayler recording, but what can follow Ayler?...

Ain't that the truth! How about this group?

[Larry Kart]

Did Larry quip "Yo, I gotta shout out to my boyz at the Big O listening now on the innernet, dawgs!! WOOF WOOF!"?

I see you were listening.

[Larry Kart]

Listened to pretty much the whole show. Great music and conversations. Enjoyed the story about hearing Ayler in NYC.

I'm curious Larry, I'm not sure I got the title correct, but is "Luminescence Live" the Josh Berman, Keefe Jackson recording you referred to during the broadcast?

I don't think that's the one, because "Luminescence Live" is a quartet recording and this one is a duo. Didn't see a title at the time, but I have a copy at home, still packed way though, I think, so it may take me a while to check. It was issued in an edition of 100 or so copies and has a beautiful handmade cover.

[Nate Dorward]

Good to hear a few snatches of this, though unfortunately I had guests visiting so missed a lot (including the Ayler!). Caught Jan Johansen, Fats Waller, Ornette on Tenor, & a pianist playing "Everything I've Got" (didn't catch the name), among other things. Great to hear your voice, & your thoughts on the selections.

Edited January 6, 2009 by Nate Dorward

[Larry Kart]

The pianist on "Everything I've Got" was Ehud Asherie, from his recent trio album "Swing Set" (Pentatone). The transition from Ayler to that rather genial track was jarring, though I'd liked the Asherie outside of that context.