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Wednesday, November 2nd

3n

Marty Ehrlich Trio Exaltation (ME, alto saxophone; John Hébert, bass; Nasheet Waits, drums), live, New York, 2019

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yesterday, Chicago

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found words

YOUR CASHIER TODAY WAS SELF

—grocery store receipt

Tuesday, November 1st

timeless

Woody Shaw Quintet (Woody Shaw [1944-89], trumpet, et al.), “To Kill a Brick” (W. Shaw), live, Monterey Jazz Festival (California), 1979

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yesterday, Oak Park, Ill.

Monday, October 31st

sounds of Chicago

Marvin Tate’s D-Settlement with Theaster Gates and the Black Monks, live (performance begins at 21:00), Chicago, 10/29/22

Sunday, October 30th

back to church

Shelly Davis Jr., “Stand By Me” (C.A. Tindley, 1905), live, Alabama (Elba), 2011

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Saturday, October 29th

sounds of New York

Being & Becoming (Peter Evans, trumpet, piccolo trumpet; Joel Ross, vibraphone; Nick Jozwiak, bass; Michael Shekwoaga Ode, drums), “Body and Soul” (1930; J. Green, et al.), live, New York (Sisters, Brooklyn), 8/25/22

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this morning, Oak Park, Ill.

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reading table

There are things
We live among ‘and to see them
Is to know ourselves’.

—George Oppen (1908-84), from “Of Being Numerous”

Friday, October 28th

what’s new—and old

Andrew Bird (feat. Phoebe Bridgers), “I felt a Funeral, in my Brain” (Emily Dickinson, 1830-1886), published yesterday

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yesterday, Oak Park, Ill.

Monday, October 24th

what’s new

The Crossing, live, Washington, D.C., published today: Shara Nova (1974-), from “Titration” (“Turn Ya Head,” “Safety in Peril or Calm,” “I’m So Mad I Could Spit Nails,” “Pulses”), 2022

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In the small beauty of the forest
The wild deer bedding down—
That they are there!

—George Oppen (1908-1984), from “Psalm”

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(Taking a break—back in a while.)

Sunday, October 23rd

turn your radio on

Spirit of Memphis Radio Show, WDIA (Memphis), late 1940s/early 1950s

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yesterday, Oak Park, Ill.

Saturday, October 22nd

basement jukebox

Phil Pratt & Ken Boothe, “Sweet Song for My Baby,” 1968

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yesterday, Oak Park, Ill.

Friday, October 21st

sounds of Peru

Susana Baca, “Negra Presuntuosa,” live (studio), 2013

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other day, Chicago