WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 1, 2021

Listener comments!
	🚂 12:01pm Threemoons: Heyo! Glad I jumped on the subway while the doors were closing.
	🚂 12:01pm WR: writing hello, wish i could listen but not today. laters
	🚂 12:01pm Yvang: David! Travelers! Statues playing luth!
	12:02pm TDK60: Hi David. That lutist knows their notes without looking.
	12:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings 3M, WR, Yvang! And see you later, WR.
	12:03pm David Dichelle: Hey TDK - she's been practicing there for some time now.
	🚂 12:03pm Diana in Hungary: Hello! Relaxing here in Szolnok, Hungary and enjoying the start of the show.
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Hello, Diana, great to see you here!
	12:05pm ChukAmok: Hello there fellow David and fellow commuters. Where might we pass through on the way to the end of the line this afternoon?
	12:06pm David (in London): Hello groovers! Admit one please, David.
	12:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there, ChukAmok and David i. L., come on in!
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Hey David and commuters!
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Welcome, Doc J.!
	12:07pm Phillippe: Hey everyone! Everyone read to go to Brazil today?
	12:08pm Phillippe: *ready (post first, then proof I always say...)
	12:08pm David (in London): Phillippe, TDK, 3M, WR, Yvang, David, Chuk, doctorjazz, salutations all. Uruguay for me again today.
	12:09pm David Dichelle: Greetings Phillippe!
	🚂 12:09pm Threemoons: Gonna guess The Azores or Estonia for today.
	12:09pm Phillippe: BAU DiL, and I second your other salutations
	12:11pm ChukAmok: Hi DiL! One of my favorite Simpsons gags takes place in an international food court where they pass by a restaurant called "Have it Uruguay". Had to be there...
	12:12pm ChukAmok: Hey Phillippe, Threemoons, and TDK60. Hope all are doing well today!
	12:13pm TDK60: Hello David of Londonstoke. \| I suppose I'm going with Suriname again.
	12:13pm David (in London): That's a first rate pun, Chuk, I will have to steal that.
	12:14pm TDK60: Hey, is this Mayoma song in Esperanto language, David?
	12:14pm David Dichelle: 'Tis indeed, TDK.
	12:15pm Stanley: Good evening Herr Schaffner. (Shows senior railcard on phone app)
	12:15pm David Dichelle: And a fine evening to you, sir!
	12:16pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Afternoon all. I started learning Esperanto on Duolingo. Seemed like a good idea at the time, but didn't stick
	12:17pm David (in London): Hey Stanley, Kevin! Did you get to speak it with anyone Kevin?
	12:19pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: No David, and that was the problem. The only practical use for it would be to go to conferences with other Esperanto enthusiasts, so I lost interest after a few months
	12:20pm TDK60: Sad news for Fairport Convention fans. Their 2021 festival, which they thought they'd hold after canceling in '20, is canceled. Mainly, due to govt. ineptitude in insurance and pandemic protocols according to their festival coordinator.
	🚂 12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't have the focus & fortitude to learn other languages. Not up to the standard of many FMU commenters it would seem. I speak Astrology - & I play Gittar... In the computer era my English skills are decaying for that matter...
	12:22pm still b/p: To the tune of "Desperado"..."Esperanto," all about lingual isolation...and breakups.
	12:22pm TDK60: Kevin/Riungwood.UK: I tried to learn Esperanto once, gave up. At the time it was used in international bulletins and correspondence. Lots of Esperantists were into the pen-pal thing. I figure today videos make it easier for spoken language. I think Esperantists rely on global conferences. Probably postponed for now.
	12:23pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kevin, RRN, SBP!
	12:23pm Phillippe: Hey Ghuk, all good here! And you?
	12:24pm David (in London): Kevin / TDK - I met a load of Esperantists going to a conference on the Paris Metro once. I had a delightful chat with them, but it did seem something of a dead end.
	12:24pm Phillippe: *Chuk
	12:25pm ChukAmok: Hoping for rain here in Ghuk-ville, Phillippe! Otherwise all good, thanks.
	12:25pm TDK60: Now, I'm trying to learn a bit of Spanish, practical in Nueva York. Self-guided lessons but I'm lazy.
	12:25pm David Dichelle: There is the big Esperanto conference coming up online this year, which I might attend myself. No excuse due to the travel etc.
	12:25pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: TDK, yes, exactly, they have conferences which sound interesting, but the chance of getting to a level where I could attend and actually understand seemed remote. Surprisingly, China Radio International still has a weekly broadcast in Esperanto on shortwave
	12:26pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Freedom Riders
	12:26pm Phillippe: My typing is John from Florham Park-level today
	12:26pm still b/p: Where are our jetpacks AND language pills?!
	12:26pm David Dichelle: Salutations, Coel!
	12:26pm Sunny: so THIS is what Steeleye Span sounds like! hi!
	12:27pm David (in London): Hey Coela.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Sunny!
	12:27pm StringOFperils: Allo, bonjour, David, plus....
	🚂 12:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Esperanto 🎶 ...why can't I finish my sentence you better let somebody use you.. ...No I will not riff on the Eagles. I will make tea. I lived in Santa Barbara & didn't learn Espanol. How sad is that. ...Otoh - we do have GoogleTranslate - which I still think is remarkable... Yeah I only knew Blacksmith & All Around My Hat really - which was enuff to make me a solid Steeleye fan awlready...
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: <who's the babe? i like her a lute
	12:28pm David (in London): Aloha Rev D.
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: hey David (iL)
	12:28pm David Dichelle: Salut, String!
	12:29pm David (in London): Hi String.
	12:29pm Phillippe: Hey coel. about time you got here
	12:30pm ChukAmok: Haha, no worries Phillippe.
	12:30pm coelacanth∅: olá Phillippe! it's about time i got here
	12:31pm Phillippe: we were about to send out a search party.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: oh man. i'm gone 1/2 an hour and you're already having a party
	12:33pm David (in London): Don't worry Coela, I saved you a party popper.
	12:33pm Phillippe: the ladyfingers and cucumber sandwiches are pretty much gone, though
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David. i'll clean it up after i pop it.
	12:35pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe, now i feel bad for the ladies. - and want a cucumber sandwich.
	12:35pm StringOFperils: I feel bad for the ladies who make the cucumber sandwiches.
	12:36pm still b/p: Lady in photo singin', "Anybody here, Seen my ol' friend coela...?"
	12:36pm TDK60: Well, at least there are carrots and celery and dip left.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: aw, still b/p see, i knew i liked her!
	12:39pm coelacanth∅: hi TDK -i'll have that!
	12:39pm StringOFperils: Shawms in full force, full shawm ON!
	12:40pm still b/p: Yeah, never take her for granite.
	12:40pm David Dichelle: Shawm enough.
	12:44pm headcleaner: NYC is having crap weather all week + throughout the weekend it seems, so it feels like lockdown again. For which the current set is the perfect backing track
	🚂 12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reprehensible puns ...oughta be ashawmed uh yerselves...
	12:45pm David Dichelle: Hey Headcleaner, glad the power of the harp is coming through.
	12:47pm David Dichelle: RRN: I know the shawm puns are hard to reed.
	12:47pm StringOFperils: Reed 'em and weep.
	🚂 12:50pm dutchtheo: Hallo, David! and subway rouders!
	12:51pm still b/p: A wind-wind situation.
	12:51pm Phillippe: coel, we are loaded with bread at our house, but you'll have to supply your own cucumber. A brother of one of the owners of the place where my middle son is working owns a middle eastern bakery, and every once in a while he sends bags of leftover baked goods for the worker bees to take home. Sometimes it's a LOT of bread. Last night it was literally a trash bag full. Multiple loaves of three different middle eastern breads, baguettes, several Italian breads, dozens of bagels. But no freakin' cucumbers
	🚂 12:54pm Bas NL: Hi David! All! Quick hello from the work place.
	🚂 12:54pm Michael 98145: Well, okay !
	🚂 12:55pm Diana in Hungary: Yes, well pronounced! The track means, "Who interests me." It is a comment on dating, etc.
	12:56pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Diana, for the recommendation and explanation!
	🚂 12:56pm Diana in Hungary: Thank you for playing this, David!
	12:56pm David Dichelle: And greetings Dutchtheo, Bas, Michael!
	12:56pm David (in London): Hi Bas.
	12:57pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Diana!
	1:02pm still b/p: The other low-vocal dude featured a moment ago -- good voice for a Max Fleischer animation.
	🚂 1:02pm Bas NL: Hi DiL!
	1:06pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	🚂 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You sure know how to pick 'em Mr. DJ.
	1:08pm David Dichelle: Hey there Cmurtha!
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Thanks so much, RRN!
	1:12pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Sidetracked in the garden, glad to be hear now.
	1:12pm David Dichelle: Welcome aboard, Sem!
	1:14pm Stanley: Ah a pre-clicked Amadou and Miriam. Ce n'est pas the premier fois tu a joué cet disque
	1:15pm Stanley: Big Tshala Muana fan, too.
	1:15pm David Dichelle: T'as raison, Stanley!
	1:17pm Stanley: Génial David. (I'm preparing for my first visit to France since October 2019!)
	1:20pm David Dichelle: Are you heading for the Southwest again, Stanley?
	1:20pm Stanley: Hi Sem. Hope you've wiped your hands.
	🚂 1:21pm βrian: The southwest, as in Armagnac?
	1:23pm Stanley: Yes, David, to see the Aged Ps. Lots of prep involved, this time, though. βrian - further south in the Pyrénées, near the Basque. A beautiful part of the world.
	1:24pm David Dichelle: Heya βrian!
	1:24pm David Dichelle: Stanley, yes I can imagine, how are they coping over there?
	1:25pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe (@1251) Lucky! i'd eat that with just some kerrygold butter, or olive oil and garlic! - hi dutchtheo and Bas and Michael and Cmurtha and Sem!
	1:26pm coelacanth∅: i'm guessing we might randomly go to sierra leone
	1:27pm Sem: Hello, Stanley of the beret, and the coel of approval.
	1:28pm David Dichelle: Coel: We might!
	1:28pm Stanley: They're okay. Dad is becoming quite frail and Mum is very bored. Managed to pursuade them to have the vaccination, Said I'd visit if they did and they duly had it despite their reservations. βrian - a visit to my father's drinks cabinet normally yields some Armagnac.
	🚂 1:29pm Michael 98145: Great set!
	1:29pm coelacanth∅: (Phillippe, or butter and onion & celery, or hummus, or guacamolé, or luttuce & mayonnaise, ...)
	🚂 1:29pm βrian: We biked through there back in 2004. Bottles of Armagnac add a lot of weight to the panniers, we found.
	1:30pm David Dichelle: Stanley, I'm glad you'll be able to make the visit.
	1:30pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Michael!
	🚂 1:30pm βrian: If they had reservations, that means no waiting in line! All the better!
	1:32pm coelacanth∅: (pass the armagnac please)
	1:32pm Sem: I like Liberia on random road.
	1:33pm Stanley: Thanks David. βrian - Ah, those memories of Summer evenings in France with the local apéritifs, followed by a good meal, then digestifs.
	1:34pm David in London: Romance isn’t dead here on Continental Subway.
	1:34pm Phillippe: @coel wish you were nearby, I'm happy to share. We're freezing the bagels, but I'm afraid most of the rest will go to the ducks and fish. Most are already past the freshness point where I would take them to a food bank. We'll make some bread crumbs too, but there are only so many of those you can use
	1:38pm chresti: Hi David and continentals! Paraguay
	1:38pm David Dichelle: Hello Chresti!
	1:39pm Stanley: I'd lilke a pastis, splash of water, one ice cube, please. Santé
	🚂 1:40pm βrian: I recall watching the World Cup with a group of Guineans. They spoke Susu amongst themselves, between us, we spoke French, and the broadcast was in Spanish. English-only speakers, too. It was quite a workout.
	🚂 1:41pm Bas NL: Little detour to home.. Jemen!
	1:41pm David Dichelle: See you on the other end, Bas!
	1:42pm still b/p: Spain.
	1:42pm David Dichelle: βrian: Those situations can be a lot of fun.
	1:42pm Stanley: Guinée has wonderful music. Used to be state sponsored, too.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: Sem i was about to guess liberia -mainly because i have found little good music from there (aside from "traditional" music which i love, but it's similar to much of africa) there's a lot of crappy new music, like most of africa and probably most of the world - diseased by autotune and rapping and predictable arrangements. i know David will find better music than that. anyway i chose liberia's probably slightly less americanized neigbor. i don't know why.
	🚂 1:44pm βrian: @Stanley: Indeed. I went to see the Les Ballets Africains with the same group. What a blast.
	1:45pm Stanley: Watched the World Cup in Athens, once, the bars wheeled their teevees outside. Had a great evening with a great bunch including some young Kurds and Poles (Solidarity exiles - remember them?)
	1:46pm Stanley: Where was that βrian?
	🚂 1:47pm βrian: Ann Arbor, Michigan.
	1:49pm Stanley: Haha - far out. My partner has been invited to Michigan University in Ann Arbour to give a lecture. If that comes off, I'll let you know.
	1:49pm David Dichelle: The whole main road here is currently outdoor seating with TVs for the Euros, there's usually someone around from the particular country to cheer any one of the goals.
	1:50pm TDK60: Stanley, sad to say, it's Ann Arbor.
	1:50pm David Dichelle: Not too much cheering during the last Germany match, of course.
	🚂 1:51pm βrian: Hah. And it's The University of Michigan. No matter. What's the topic, Stanley?
	1:54pm Stanley: Sorry βrian is Ann Arbor a univesity in it's own right? Then it's that one. I just assumed. Subject -18th century material culture. Like I say, if it happens, her trusty assistant will be joining her!
	1:54pm Phillippe: Station Manger Ken is a University of Michigan grad. I only know that because he and a buddy of mine both did student radio up there
	1:55pm coelacanth∅: i might have!
	1:55pm coelacanth∅: (David)
	1:55pm Stanley: TDK60 - Ann Arbour was the name of our lead singer in my first band.
	1:57pm Stanley: Quick - my punt! Jamaica!!
	🚂 1:57pm βrian: The University of Michigan is in Ann Arbor. The latter has no direct connection to the university, but it effectively subsidizes it via property tax exemptions.
	1:58pm TDK60: Just jesting Stanley (You know us Yanks had a war to spell correctly.) I have friends in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti next door.
	🚂 1:58pm Carmichael: Heya David, last second guess of Ireland!
	1:58pm David in London: Ann Arbour, a sacred place for all Stooges fans.
	🚂 1:59pm βrian: @Phillipe: I was there when Reagan was elected. A distressing moment, for sure. WCBN rose to the occasion.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: nice. those 2 million people make an abundance of great music!
	2:00pm Stanley: TDK - I'll go to Ypsilanti just for it's name!
	2:00pm Phillippe: @βrian sounds about the same time my buddy was there. Gotta hop off for now, hopefully back for the end
	2:01pm Stanley: See ya later Phillippe
	2:01pm coelacanth∅: tchau Phillippe
	2:01pm David in London: Looking forward to this set. Ypsilanti, where the Ig grew up in a trailer park.
	2:01pm Sem: coel, thank you for the overview of the musical map there. I was thinking along the lines of enslaved Africans return to their home continent, and that experience results in a kind of musical hybrid.
	2:02pm Sem: Yikesilanti, Stanley!
	2:03pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Carmichael! And see you later, Phillippe!
	2:03pm TDK60: David, never asked but my pals there are old enough to have seen Iggy and crew play. And MC5. They were the sorts.
	🚂 2:03pm Yvang: Isn't the chorus reminiscent of "Saudade" by Cesaria Evora?
	2:13pm David Dichelle: Yvang: Yes, a little bit, it also reminded me of something else, but I can't quite put my finger on it.
	2:13pm coelacanth∅: Sem that makes sense, but apparently what happened was the national radio station from c.1960 on (?) played only music from outside the country, rather than support the local tribes' music; and the relocated people didn't generally get along with the indigenous people so there was no push for it. so there isn't much liberian music from the period that i, at least, consider the renaissance of african pop music, ~1950s>1980s. (at least that's how i understand it) there are a few artists though, and David will find them!
	2:13pm David Dichelle: Thanks for your vote of confidence, Coel!
	🚂 2:16pm Carmichael: Did we ever get an ID on the statue of the rocker? I know it's not Phil Lynott, but Lita Ford maybe?
	2:17pm Sem: If and when Liberian music gets its random road day in the sun, I have no doubt what you say will be so, coel.
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: ...and there is good new african music. tons of it. just i couldn't find any from liberia. some other countries too, without the same excuse liberia has
	2:17pm Stanley: Soukous, Soukous!
	2:18pm David Dichelle: Well let's see if the randomizer sends us that way next week. The odds are currently around 190-1.
	2:19pm coelacanth∅: Sem David might obliterate that theory!
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: (and anyway, some people like autotune, attitude rapping and predictable arrangements! it's just not for me.)
	🚂 2:22pm Diana Senechal: Oh this is beautiful (Tondavowé).
	2:23pm TDK60: Great tunes. I know nothing about Gabon except what you said David.
	2:23pm David Dichelle: Pierre Akendengué is arguably the best known Gabonese singer.
	🚂 2:27pm Bas NL: Hey! Ha, Gabon! Nice!
	2:27pm David Dichelle: Thanks, TDK!
	2:28pm David Dichelle: And hello again, Bas!
	2:29pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	2:30pm doctorjazz: Loving this!
	2:31pm coelacanth∅: i knew someone who went to gabon in the early '80s to help build houses. he fell in love, married and made babies. it took ~10 years for his entire family to be allowed into the us.
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Now a few from the wonderful ANPAC compilations.
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Coel: Ten years, that is rough.
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: it was like: you and your eldest daughter can come. then a couple years later the 2 other children. his wife took 10 years, as i remember.
	2:36pm David Dichelle: Wait, if he is an American citizen, they should be as well.
	2:38pm David Dichelle: Of course, these things can be more complicated as well.
	2:38pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3PM ET - https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/105350
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: the kids, yes. i don't know what the hold up was with the 2nd and 3rd children. maybe the problem was at the gabon end -about separating the mother from her youngest children?
	2:41pm Stanley: This whole set has been sublime.
	2:41pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Stanley!
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: i Love this stuff!
	2:42pm David Dichelle: Coel: Yes, bureaucracy knows no bounds.
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Those guitars!!!
	🚂 2:42pm Bas NL: Sooo lucky to have the archives! :)
	2:43pm David Dichelle: Yes, I could have just played these compilations, so great!
	2:43pm doctorjazz: The harmonies! The gracefully funky rhythm!
	2:43pm Phillippe: Yay, back in time for this wonderful tune!
	2:44pm David Dichelle: Welcome back!
	2:45pm TDK60: Have to step out early. Thanks David.
	🚂 2:46pm Diana Senechal: Thank you for a great show. Looking forward to next week!
	2:46pm David Dichelle: Thank you, TDK, take care!
	2:46pm Stanley: Shlater TDJK
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: it's very foggy but i kind of remember he was told to get the other kids here then they'll work on getting his wife over. maybe they (the parents) wanted the other 2 kids to stay with the mother, expecting no problem for them when the mom's finally cleared; but were told having all her kids here already would help her case. i'm kind of guessing on that.
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Thank you, Diana!
	2:48pm Shaw: Enjoying the show today David! Love this Gabonese music!
	2:49pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Shaw!
	🚂 2:50pm Bas NL: These Gabonese know how to party! What a wealth!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: got to hit the road now Thanks David! excellent as always! tchau camaradas
	2:52pm Stanley: Tchau coela.
	🚂 2:54pm dutchtheo: Merci, David, au revoir!
	2:54pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Wow, Gabon, what a revelation. Fantastic
	2:54pm Phillippe: Thanks David!
	2:57pm Stanley: Another wonderful show. Thanks David. Great company, thanks everyone. Later.
	🚂 2:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY As Ever DJ DD !
	🚂 2:58pm Threemoons: Thank you!
	2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!
	🚂 2:59pm Yvang: Thanks for the road, David!
	🚂 2:59pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Mighty ride i'll take again soon!
	3:06pm David Dichelle: Thank you, thank you!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 1, 2021

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July 1, 2021: Strings of myths

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Mino Cinelu & Nils Petter Molvær	Take the A# Train	SulaMadiana	2020		0:00:15 (Pop-up)
Tao Ravao & Vincent Bucher	Semelles de vent	Piment bleu	2021		0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Timur Shaov	Probki v Moskve "Probki v Moskve" by "Timur Shaov"	Cvobodnaya Chastitsa	2006	Тимур Шаов / Пробки в Москве / Свободная частица	0:08:03 (Pop-up)
Mayoma	Ĉu vi scias? "Ĉu vi scias?" by "Mayoma"	Mayomo kun Jomo afrikumas	2014		0:12:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:16:17 (Pop-up)
Roud 136: King Orfeo / Harpans Kraft "Roud 136: King Orfeo / Harpans Kraft"
Steeleye Span	Orfeo / Nathan's Reel	Rocket Cottage	1976		0:22:26 (Pop-up)
Emily Smith	King Orfeo "King Orfeo" by "Emily Smith"	Echoes	2014		0:28:04 (Pop-up)
Malinky	King Orfeo "King Orfeo" by "Malinky"	The Unseen Hours	2005		0:32:38 (Pop-up)
Folk och Rackare	Harpans kraft "Harpans kraft" by "Folk och Rackare"	Anno 1979	1979		0:37:28 (Pop-up)
Kalabra	Harpans kraft "Harpans kraft" by "Kalabra"	Folka	2000		0:42:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:49:35 (Pop-up)
Pandóra Projekt	Aki Érdekel "Aki Érdekel" by "Pandóra Projekt"	Aki Érdekel	2021		0:55:28 (Pop-up)
KIV Orchestra	Zaklyuchenny (feat. Alexander Liver)	Extension	2013	Заключенный	0:58:33 (Pop-up)
Balla et Ses Balladins	Sakhodougou		1974		1:04:10 (Pop-up)
Amadou & Mariam	Politic Amagni (La Politique, C'est Pas Bon)	Dimanche à Bamako	2004		1:09:12 (Pop-up)
Tshala Muana	Lekela Muadi "Lekela Muadi" by "Tshala Muana"	Mutuashi	1996		1:14:01 (Pop-up)
Baba Sissoko	Kali Baba "Kali Baba" by "Baba Sissoko"	Three Gees	2015		1:19:14 (Pop-up)
Ensemble National des percussions de Guinée	Macenta Kryin	Percussions de Guinée, Volume 1	1996		1:21:41 (Pop-up)
Michael Yonkers	Tripping Through the Rose Gardens	Grimwood	1974		1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Golden Stars	Porque "Porque" by "Los Golden Stars"		1968		1:31:55 (Pop-up)
Vaudou Game	Djin Ku Djin "Djin Ku Djin" by "Vaudou Game"	Apiafo	2014		1:38:02 (Pop-up)
Attarazat Addahabia & Faradjallah	Al Hadaoui	Al Hadaoui	1973/2019		1:41:35 (Pop-up)
Karima Nayt	Salam "Salam" by "Karima Nayt"	Quoi d'Autre?	2012		1:45:32 (Pop-up)
Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek	Üç Kiz Bir Ana	Kar Yağar	2019		1:50:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:54:25 (Pop-up)
Random Road 37: Gabon "Random Road 37: Gabon"
Queen Koumb	Gabon "Gabon" by "Queen Koumb"	Couleur ébène	2014		2:01:47 (Pop-up)
SeBa	Ma bola "Ma bola" by "SeBa"	Kundu	2016		2:05:27 (Pop-up)
Annie-Flore Batchiellilys	U yaketsïss	Afrique mon toit	2020		2:08:35 (Pop-up)
Angèle Assélé	Andigui "Andigui" by "Angèle Assélé"	Essentiel	2020		2:14:07 (Pop-up)
Pierre Akendengué	Tondavowé "Tondavowé" by "Pierre Akendengué"	Vérité d'Afrique	2008		2:20:53 (Pop-up)
Orchestre International Akweza de Libreville	Oyem 78	Orchestre International Akweza de Libreville	1979		2:24:49 (Pop-up)
Embony	Motobetheyi "Motobetheyi" by "Embony"	L'ANPAC présente Vol. 2	1984		2:31:20 (Pop-up)
Yvon Dawens	Souviens Toi "Souviens Toi" by "Yvon Dawens"	L'ANPAC présente Vol. 2	1984		2:36:43 (Pop-up)
Angèle Révignet	Iyanoayile "Iyanoayile" by "Angèle Révignet"	L'ANPAC présente Vol. 3	1984		2:43:29 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Afro Succès	Libreville	Collection Afro-Retro vol. 1	1974/1978		2:48:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:53:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 12:01pm Threemoons: Heyo! Glad I jumped on the subway while the doors were closing.
	🚂 12:01pm WR: writing hello, wish i could listen but not today. laters
	🚂 12:01pm Yvang: David! Travelers! Statues playing luth!
	12:02pm TDK60: Hi David. That lutist knows their notes without looking.
	12:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings 3M, WR, Yvang! And see you later, WR.
	12:03pm David Dichelle: Hey TDK - she's been practicing there for some time now.
	🚂 12:03pm Diana in Hungary: Hello! Relaxing here in Szolnok, Hungary and enjoying the start of the show.
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Hello, Diana, great to see you here!
	12:05pm ChukAmok: Hello there fellow David and fellow commuters. Where might we pass through on the way to the end of the line this afternoon?
	12:06pm David (in London): Hello groovers! Admit one please, David.
	12:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there, ChukAmok and David i. L., come on in!
	12:06pm doctorjazz: Hey David and commuters!
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Welcome, Doc J.!
	12:07pm Phillippe: Hey everyone! Everyone read to go to Brazil today?
	12:08pm Phillippe: *ready (post first, then proof I always say...)
	12:08pm David (in London): Phillippe, TDK, 3M, WR, Yvang, David, Chuk, doctorjazz, salutations all. Uruguay for me again today.
	12:09pm David Dichelle: Greetings Phillippe!
	🚂 12:09pm Threemoons: Gonna guess The Azores or Estonia for today.
	12:09pm Phillippe: BAU DiL, and I second your other salutations
	12:11pm ChukAmok: Hi DiL! One of my favorite Simpsons gags takes place in an international food court where they pass by a restaurant called "Have it Uruguay". Had to be there...
	12:12pm ChukAmok: Hey Phillippe, Threemoons, and TDK60. Hope all are doing well today!
	12:13pm TDK60: Hello David of Londonstoke. \| I suppose I'm going with Suriname again.
	12:13pm David (in London): That's a first rate pun, Chuk, I will have to steal that.
	12:14pm TDK60: Hey, is this Mayoma song in Esperanto language, David?
	12:14pm David Dichelle: 'Tis indeed, TDK.
	12:15pm Stanley: Good evening Herr Schaffner. (Shows senior railcard on phone app)
	12:15pm David Dichelle: And a fine evening to you, sir!
	12:16pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Afternoon all. I started learning Esperanto on Duolingo. Seemed like a good idea at the time, but didn't stick
	12:17pm David (in London): Hey Stanley, Kevin! Did you get to speak it with anyone Kevin?
	12:19pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: No David, and that was the problem. The only practical use for it would be to go to conferences with other Esperanto enthusiasts, so I lost interest after a few months
	12:20pm TDK60: Sad news for Fairport Convention fans. Their 2021 festival, which they thought they'd hold after canceling in '20, is canceled. Mainly, due to govt. ineptitude in insurance and pandemic protocols according to their festival coordinator.
	🚂 12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't have the focus & fortitude to learn other languages. Not up to the standard of many FMU commenters it would seem. I speak Astrology - & I play Gittar... In the computer era my English skills are decaying for that matter...
	12:22pm still b/p: To the tune of "Desperado"..."Esperanto," all about lingual isolation...and breakups.
	12:22pm TDK60: Kevin/Riungwood.UK: I tried to learn Esperanto once, gave up. At the time it was used in international bulletins and correspondence. Lots of Esperantists were into the pen-pal thing. I figure today videos make it easier for spoken language. I think Esperantists rely on global conferences. Probably postponed for now.
	12:23pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kevin, RRN, SBP!
	12:23pm Phillippe: Hey Ghuk, all good here! And you?
	12:24pm David (in London): Kevin / TDK - I met a load of Esperantists going to a conference on the Paris Metro once. I had a delightful chat with them, but it did seem something of a dead end.
	12:24pm Phillippe: *Chuk
	12:25pm ChukAmok: Hoping for rain here in Ghuk-ville, Phillippe! Otherwise all good, thanks.
	12:25pm TDK60: Now, I'm trying to learn a bit of Spanish, practical in Nueva York. Self-guided lessons but I'm lazy.
	12:25pm David Dichelle: There is the big Esperanto conference coming up online this year, which I might attend myself. No excuse due to the travel etc.
	12:25pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: TDK, yes, exactly, they have conferences which sound interesting, but the chance of getting to a level where I could attend and actually understand seemed remote. Surprisingly, China Radio International still has a weekly broadcast in Esperanto on shortwave
	12:26pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Freedom Riders
	12:26pm Phillippe: My typing is John from Florham Park-level today
	12:26pm still b/p: Where are our jetpacks AND language pills?!
	12:26pm David Dichelle: Salutations, Coel!
	12:26pm Sunny: so THIS is what Steeleye Span sounds like! hi!
	12:27pm David (in London): Hey Coela.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Sunny!
	12:27pm StringOFperils: Allo, bonjour, David, plus....
	🚂 12:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Esperanto 🎶 ...why can't I finish my sentence you better let somebody use you.. ...No I will not riff on the Eagles. I will make tea. I lived in Santa Barbara & didn't learn Espanol. How sad is that. ...Otoh - we do have GoogleTranslate - which I still think is remarkable... Yeah I only knew Blacksmith & All Around My Hat really - which was enuff to make me a solid Steeleye fan awlready...
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: <who's the babe? i like her a lute
	12:28pm David (in London): Aloha Rev D.
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: hey David (iL)
	12:28pm David Dichelle: Salut, String!
	12:29pm David (in London): Hi String.
	12:29pm Phillippe: Hey coel. about time you got here
	12:30pm ChukAmok: Haha, no worries Phillippe.
	12:30pm coelacanth∅: olá Phillippe! it's about time i got here
	12:31pm Phillippe: we were about to send out a search party.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: oh man. i'm gone 1/2 an hour and you're already having a party
	12:33pm David (in London): Don't worry Coela, I saved you a party popper.
	12:33pm Phillippe: the ladyfingers and cucumber sandwiches are pretty much gone, though
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David. i'll clean it up after i pop it.
	12:35pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe, now i feel bad for the ladies. - and want a cucumber sandwich.
	12:35pm StringOFperils: I feel bad for the ladies who make the cucumber sandwiches.
	12:36pm still b/p: Lady in photo singin', "Anybody here, Seen my ol' friend coela...?"
	12:36pm TDK60: Well, at least there are carrots and celery and dip left.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: aw, still b/p see, i knew i liked her!
	12:39pm coelacanth∅: hi TDK -i'll have that!
	12:39pm StringOFperils: Shawms in full force, full shawm ON!
	12:40pm still b/p: Yeah, never take her for granite.
	12:40pm David Dichelle: Shawm enough.
	12:44pm headcleaner: NYC is having crap weather all week + throughout the weekend it seems, so it feels like lockdown again. For which the current set is the perfect backing track
	🚂 12:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reprehensible puns ...oughta be ashawmed uh yerselves...
	12:45pm David Dichelle: Hey Headcleaner, glad the power of the harp is coming through.
	12:47pm David Dichelle: RRN: I know the shawm puns are hard to reed.
	12:47pm StringOFperils: Reed 'em and weep.
	🚂 12:50pm dutchtheo: Hallo, David! and subway rouders!
	12:51pm still b/p: A wind-wind situation.
	12:51pm Phillippe: coel, we are loaded with bread at our house, but you'll have to supply your own cucumber. A brother of one of the owners of the place where my middle son is working owns a middle eastern bakery, and every once in a while he sends bags of leftover baked goods for the worker bees to take home. Sometimes it's a LOT of bread. Last night it was literally a trash bag full. Multiple loaves of three different middle eastern breads, baguettes, several Italian breads, dozens of bagels. But no freakin' cucumbers
	🚂 12:54pm Bas NL: Hi David! All! Quick hello from the work place.
	🚂 12:54pm Michael 98145: Well, okay !
	🚂 12:55pm Diana in Hungary: Yes, well pronounced! The track means, "Who interests me." It is a comment on dating, etc.
	12:56pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Diana, for the recommendation and explanation!
	🚂 12:56pm Diana in Hungary: Thank you for playing this, David!
	12:56pm David Dichelle: And greetings Dutchtheo, Bas, Michael!
	12:56pm David (in London): Hi Bas.
	12:57pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Diana!
	1:02pm still b/p: The other low-vocal dude featured a moment ago -- good voice for a Max Fleischer animation.
	🚂 1:02pm Bas NL: Hi DiL!
	1:06pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	🚂 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You sure know how to pick 'em Mr. DJ.
	1:08pm David Dichelle: Hey there Cmurtha!
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Thanks so much, RRN!
	1:12pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Sidetracked in the garden, glad to be hear now.
	1:12pm David Dichelle: Welcome aboard, Sem!
	1:14pm Stanley: Ah a pre-clicked Amadou and Miriam. Ce n'est pas the premier fois tu a joué cet disque
	1:15pm Stanley: Big Tshala Muana fan, too.
	1:15pm David Dichelle: T'as raison, Stanley!
	1:17pm Stanley: Génial David. (I'm preparing for my first visit to France since October 2019!)
	1:20pm David Dichelle: Are you heading for the Southwest again, Stanley?
	1:20pm Stanley: Hi Sem. Hope you've wiped your hands.
	🚂 1:21pm βrian: The southwest, as in Armagnac?
	1:23pm Stanley: Yes, David, to see the Aged Ps. Lots of prep involved, this time, though. βrian - further south in the Pyrénées, near the Basque. A beautiful part of the world.
	1:24pm David Dichelle: Heya βrian!
	1:24pm David Dichelle: Stanley, yes I can imagine, how are they coping over there?
	1:25pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe (@1251) Lucky! i'd eat that with just some kerrygold butter, or olive oil and garlic! - hi dutchtheo and Bas and Michael and Cmurtha and Sem!
	1:26pm coelacanth∅: i'm guessing we might randomly go to sierra leone
	1:27pm Sem: Hello, Stanley of the beret, and the coel of approval.
	1:28pm David Dichelle: Coel: We might!
	1:28pm Stanley: They're okay. Dad is becoming quite frail and Mum is very bored. Managed to pursuade them to have the vaccination, Said I'd visit if they did and they duly had it despite their reservations. βrian - a visit to my father's drinks cabinet normally yields some Armagnac.
	🚂 1:29pm Michael 98145: Great set!
	1:29pm coelacanth∅: (Phillippe, or butter and onion & celery, or hummus, or guacamolé, or luttuce & mayonnaise, ...)
	🚂 1:29pm βrian: We biked through there back in 2004. Bottles of Armagnac add a lot of weight to the panniers, we found.
	1:30pm David Dichelle: Stanley, I'm glad you'll be able to make the visit.
	1:30pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Michael!
	🚂 1:30pm βrian: If they had reservations, that means no waiting in line! All the better!
	1:32pm coelacanth∅: (pass the armagnac please)
	1:32pm Sem: I like Liberia on random road.
	1:33pm Stanley: Thanks David. βrian - Ah, those memories of Summer evenings in France with the local apéritifs, followed by a good meal, then digestifs.
	1:34pm David in London: Romance isn’t dead here on Continental Subway.
	1:34pm Phillippe: @coel wish you were nearby, I'm happy to share. We're freezing the bagels, but I'm afraid most of the rest will go to the ducks and fish. Most are already past the freshness point where I would take them to a food bank. We'll make some bread crumbs too, but there are only so many of those you can use
	1:38pm chresti: Hi David and continentals! Paraguay
	1:38pm David Dichelle: Hello Chresti!
	1:39pm Stanley: I'd lilke a pastis, splash of water, one ice cube, please. Santé
	🚂 1:40pm βrian: I recall watching the World Cup with a group of Guineans. They spoke Susu amongst themselves, between us, we spoke French, and the broadcast was in Spanish. English-only speakers, too. It was quite a workout.
	🚂 1:41pm Bas NL: Little detour to home.. Jemen!
	1:41pm David Dichelle: See you on the other end, Bas!
	1:42pm still b/p: Spain.
	1:42pm David Dichelle: βrian: Those situations can be a lot of fun.
	1:42pm Stanley: Guinée has wonderful music. Used to be state sponsored, too.
	1:44pm coelacanth∅: Sem i was about to guess liberia -mainly because i have found little good music from there (aside from "traditional" music which i love, but it's similar to much of africa) there's a lot of crappy new music, like most of africa and probably most of the world - diseased by autotune and rapping and predictable arrangements. i know David will find better music than that. anyway i chose liberia's probably slightly less americanized neigbor. i don't know why.
	🚂 1:44pm βrian: @Stanley: Indeed. I went to see the Les Ballets Africains with the same group. What a blast.
	1:45pm Stanley: Watched the World Cup in Athens, once, the bars wheeled their teevees outside. Had a great evening with a great bunch including some young Kurds and Poles (Solidarity exiles - remember them?)
	1:46pm Stanley: Where was that βrian?
	🚂 1:47pm βrian: Ann Arbor, Michigan.
	1:49pm Stanley: Haha - far out. My partner has been invited to Michigan University in Ann Arbour to give a lecture. If that comes off, I'll let you know.
	1:49pm David Dichelle: The whole main road here is currently outdoor seating with TVs for the Euros, there's usually someone around from the particular country to cheer any one of the goals.
	1:50pm TDK60: Stanley, sad to say, it's Ann Arbor.
	1:50pm David Dichelle: Not too much cheering during the last Germany match, of course.
	🚂 1:51pm βrian: Hah. And it's The University of Michigan. No matter. What's the topic, Stanley?
	1:54pm Stanley: Sorry βrian is Ann Arbor a univesity in it's own right? Then it's that one. I just assumed. Subject -18th century material culture. Like I say, if it happens, her trusty assistant will be joining her!
	1:54pm Phillippe: Station Manger Ken is a University of Michigan grad. I only know that because he and a buddy of mine both did student radio up there
	1:55pm coelacanth∅: i might have!
	1:55pm coelacanth∅: (David)
	1:55pm Stanley: TDK60 - Ann Arbour was the name of our lead singer in my first band.
	1:57pm Stanley: Quick - my punt! Jamaica!!
	🚂 1:57pm βrian: The University of Michigan is in Ann Arbor. The latter has no direct connection to the university, but it effectively subsidizes it via property tax exemptions.
	1:58pm TDK60: Just jesting Stanley (You know us Yanks had a war to spell correctly.) I have friends in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti next door.
	🚂 1:58pm Carmichael: Heya David, last second guess of Ireland!
	1:58pm David in London: Ann Arbour, a sacred place for all Stooges fans.
	🚂 1:59pm βrian: @Phillipe: I was there when Reagan was elected. A distressing moment, for sure. WCBN rose to the occasion.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: nice. those 2 million people make an abundance of great music!
	2:00pm Stanley: TDK - I'll go to Ypsilanti just for it's name!
	2:00pm Phillippe: @βrian sounds about the same time my buddy was there. Gotta hop off for now, hopefully back for the end
	2:01pm Stanley: See ya later Phillippe
	2:01pm coelacanth∅: tchau Phillippe
	2:01pm David in London: Looking forward to this set. Ypsilanti, where the Ig grew up in a trailer park.
	2:01pm Sem: coel, thank you for the overview of the musical map there. I was thinking along the lines of enslaved Africans return to their home continent, and that experience results in a kind of musical hybrid.
	2:02pm Sem: Yikesilanti, Stanley!
	2:03pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Carmichael! And see you later, Phillippe!
	2:03pm TDK60: David, never asked but my pals there are old enough to have seen Iggy and crew play. And MC5. They were the sorts.
	🚂 2:03pm Yvang: Isn't the chorus reminiscent of "Saudade" by Cesaria Evora?
	2:13pm David Dichelle: Yvang: Yes, a little bit, it also reminded me of something else, but I can't quite put my finger on it.
	2:13pm coelacanth∅: Sem that makes sense, but apparently what happened was the national radio station from c.1960 on (?) played only music from outside the country, rather than support the local tribes' music; and the relocated people didn't generally get along with the indigenous people so there was no push for it. so there isn't much liberian music from the period that i, at least, consider the renaissance of african pop music, ~1950s>1980s. (at least that's how i understand it) there are a few artists though, and David will find them!
	2:13pm David Dichelle: Thanks for your vote of confidence, Coel!
	🚂 2:16pm Carmichael: Did we ever get an ID on the statue of the rocker? I know it's not Phil Lynott, but Lita Ford maybe?
	2:17pm Sem: If and when Liberian music gets its random road day in the sun, I have no doubt what you say will be so, coel.
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: ...and there is good new african music. tons of it. just i couldn't find any from liberia. some other countries too, without the same excuse liberia has
	2:17pm Stanley: Soukous, Soukous!
	2:18pm David Dichelle: Well let's see if the randomizer sends us that way next week. The odds are currently around 190-1.
	2:19pm coelacanth∅: Sem David might obliterate that theory!
	2:21pm coelacanth∅: (and anyway, some people like autotune, attitude rapping and predictable arrangements! it's just not for me.)
	🚂 2:22pm Diana Senechal: Oh this is beautiful (Tondavowé).
	2:23pm TDK60: Great tunes. I know nothing about Gabon except what you said David.
	2:23pm David Dichelle: Pierre Akendengué is arguably the best known Gabonese singer.
	🚂 2:27pm Bas NL: Hey! Ha, Gabon! Nice!
	2:27pm David Dichelle: Thanks, TDK!
	2:28pm David Dichelle: And hello again, Bas!
	2:29pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	2:30pm doctorjazz: Loving this!
	2:31pm coelacanth∅: i knew someone who went to gabon in the early '80s to help build houses. he fell in love, married and made babies. it took ~10 years for his entire family to be allowed into the us.
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Now a few from the wonderful ANPAC compilations.
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Coel: Ten years, that is rough.
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: it was like: you and your eldest daughter can come. then a couple years later the 2 other children. his wife took 10 years, as i remember.
	2:36pm David Dichelle: Wait, if he is an American citizen, they should be as well.
	2:38pm David Dichelle: Of course, these things can be more complicated as well.
	2:38pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3PM ET - https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/105350
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: the kids, yes. i don't know what the hold up was with the 2nd and 3rd children. maybe the problem was at the gabon end -about separating the mother from her youngest children?
	2:41pm Stanley: This whole set has been sublime.
	2:41pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Stanley!
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: i Love this stuff!
	2:42pm David Dichelle: Coel: Yes, bureaucracy knows no bounds.
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Those guitars!!!
	🚂 2:42pm Bas NL: Sooo lucky to have the archives! :)
	2:43pm David Dichelle: Yes, I could have just played these compilations, so great!
	2:43pm doctorjazz: The harmonies! The gracefully funky rhythm!
	2:43pm Phillippe: Yay, back in time for this wonderful tune!
	2:44pm David Dichelle: Welcome back!
	2:45pm TDK60: Have to step out early. Thanks David.
	🚂 2:46pm Diana Senechal: Thank you for a great show. Looking forward to next week!
	2:46pm David Dichelle: Thank you, TDK, take care!
	2:46pm Stanley: Shlater TDJK
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: it's very foggy but i kind of remember he was told to get the other kids here then they'll work on getting his wife over. maybe they (the parents) wanted the other 2 kids to stay with the mother, expecting no problem for them when the mom's finally cleared; but were told having all her kids here already would help her case. i'm kind of guessing on that.
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Thank you, Diana!
	2:48pm Shaw: Enjoying the show today David! Love this Gabonese music!
	2:49pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Shaw!
	🚂 2:50pm Bas NL: These Gabonese know how to party! What a wealth!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: got to hit the road now Thanks David! excellent as always! tchau camaradas
	2:52pm Stanley: Tchau coela.
	🚂 2:54pm dutchtheo: Merci, David, au revoir!
	2:54pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Wow, Gabon, what a revelation. Fantastic
	2:54pm Phillippe: Thanks David!
	2:57pm Stanley: Another wonderful show. Thanks David. Great company, thanks everyone. Later.
	🚂 2:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY As Ever DJ DD !
	🚂 2:58pm Threemoons: Thank you!
	2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!
	🚂 2:59pm Yvang: Thanks for the road, David!
	🚂 2:59pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Mighty ride i'll take again soon!
	3:06pm David Dichelle: Thank you, thank you!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 1, 2021

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