WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 22, 2021

Listener comments!
	🚂 12:01pm Threemoons: Hopping on the subway! Wear your mask and don't hold the doors....
	🚂 12:01pm Michael 98145: Say hey
	12:01pm TDK60: Wie gehts, David! I'll be busy with chores today; back and forth and around some..
	12:02pm David Dichelle: Greetings 3M, M9, and T6!
	🚂 12:02pm Michael 98145: ticket punched
	12:02pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Afternoon David, listeners. Great start!
	🚂 12:03pm Yvang: Hi David and travelers and figures! Starting with the sixties
	12:03pm TDK60: Oh, and still sticking with Suriname.
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kevin and Yvang!
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Hello Riders!
	🚂 12:04pm Carmichael: Heya David and festival express riders. Uruguay.
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Hello Dr. J.!
	12:05pm David Dichelle: And Carmichael!
	🚂 12:07pm Listening Out There: Soon as this meeting is done, I'm listening to the Subway....
	12:08pm David Dichelle: Hello Out There!
	🚂 12:08pm Listening Out There: Maybe I need to switch my FMU name to Watching Out There?
	12:08pm headcleaner: Der Gerhardscher Pavillon lässt grüssen!
	12:09pm Marie: Hi David, Hi All, love that pic.
	12:10pm David Dichelle: Hallo Headcleaner and Marie!
	12:10pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Da kennt sich einer aus.
	12:11pm Marie: I'm guessing the US of A.... it could happen...
	12:12pm David Dichelle: Marie, it could at any time, in fact.
	🚂 12:15pm βrian: I saw some Georgian wine at the store yesterday, so I'm sticking with that.
	12:15pm TDK60: You're pretty good with your Basque, David. I guess.
	12:15pm Marie: "When I was weird"--I love it!
	12:16pm Phillippe: Hi everyone! Ready to hear some Brazilian rock and roll today!
	🚂 12:18pm Michael 98145: Making sense of this ball of confusion
	12:19pm David Dichelle: Hey Phillippe!
	12:19pm David Dichelle: And ßrian!
	12:20pm TDK60: David, do you a link for the Esperanto virtual congress?
	12:20pm David Dichelle: Thanks, TDK and Marie - I hope the translation was even close.
	12:21pm David Dichelle: Here's the link for the Congress: vk.esperanto.net
	12:22pm David Dichelle: Although that's more of a sign-up link, actually. There's probably a better explanatory one somewhere.
	🚂 12:26pm βrian: I still think the Desperanto is the more likely lingua franca.
	🚂 12:26pm Michael 98145: This? uea.org...
	🚂 12:27pm Michael 98145: et uea.org...
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: Hi, David, Voyageurs.
	12:28pm David Dichelle: Michael: That is an overview of the organization. In any case, it is the online substitute for the congress that was supposed to happen in Belfast this year. It of course also makes it easier for people to take part from far-flung places - like Leipzig.
	12:29pm David Dichelle: Hey, there, Handy!
	🚂 12:30pm Carmichael: Wasn't Desperanto an Eagles song?
	12:30pm David Dichelle: βrian: If that is another word for English, you may in fact be right.
	🚂 12:31pm Handy Haversack: David, am I safe in assuming that Saint Barthélemy is too small to count for Random Road?
	12:31pm Marie: lovely
	12:31pm David Dichelle: Handy, it is on my list but I haven't had a real look/listen yet. Hard to tell.
	12:32pm David Dichelle: So I guess I just gave away that it won't be today.
	🚂 12:33pm Handy Haversack: Pop. 10K, area 9 sq. miles. Well, my random guess generator has led me back where I began, then: the Gambia!
	🚂 12:34pm Handy Haversack: Hyperborea is the name of the flavor of D&D that I play. Beyond the north wind.
	12:35pm Marie: I love that word--woo
	🚂 12:38pm Michael 98145: Clark Ashton Smith! Hope you both are feeling better, @HH
	🚂 12:39pm Threemoons: I'm gonna guess my standby of Estonia and maybe Paraguay
	🚂 12:40pm Handy Haversack: Exactly, Michael! Kate's feeling much better. My fever spiked overnight, which was kind of crappy. Not feeling so great today.
	🚂 12:40pm Threemoons: HH sorry to hear that....treat yourself kindly...glad that Kate is on the mend also...
	12:40pm David Dichelle: Sorry to hear that, Handy. Hope you're both better soon.
	🚂 12:42pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, all. It could definitely be worse. I decided to take an actual sick day today, too. Been in and out most of the morning.
	12:42pm David Dichelle: Ah yes, a bit of Spanish in the wild mix.
	12:42pm headcleaner: What attracts me to learning languages is precisely ... the challenge of mastering their illogicality and nuttiness. That, and getting to pretend I'm on a spy mission when I go down to the corner to order coffee
	12:44pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner, well put - which have you been learning lately?
	🚂 12:44pm Michael 98145: @hc, think of it as anthropology
	🚂 12:44pm Threemoons: Speaking of global things and haversacks....have you all read this fun piece from the NYT? www.nytimes.com...
	🚂 12:45pm dutchtheo: Hello, David and random -sub- continental wanderers! India!
	12:46pm David Dichelle: 3M: Yes, we see them Wandergeselling around a lot.
	12:46pm David Dichelle: Greetings DT!
	🚂 12:46pm Threemoons: @DD cool!
	🚂 12:49pm Brian in UK: Hello David & fellow travellers.
	12:49pm David Dichelle: Hello there, Brian!
	🚂 12:50pm Michael 98145: @3m, what a great story. except for the ear ... ❓
	🚂 12:51pm Bas NL: Hi David and passenger crew! I'm listening in from Workistan.
	12:52pm David Dichelle: Greetings to Worksville, NL!
	🚂 12:53pm Michael 98145: only drone music in Workistan
	🚂 12:54pm Listening Out There: Now toe tappin' to goblins on amphetamines...
	🚂 12:56pm Carmichael: I hit a paywall, Threemoons ...😞
	🚂 12:57pm βrian: @Carmichael: Purge your cookies!
	🚂 12:57pm Threemoons: @carmichael try using an incognito window
	12:59pm headcleaner: @David - Estic aprenent català, in the hopes of seeing the Delta wave pass, and gettng to go there someting soon, hopefully. We'll see how that goes.
	🚂 1:03pm Michael 98145: Now i'm curious. How did they blend the Slavic languages into Esperanto?
	🚂 1:04pm Brian in UK: David, you must mind your manners.
	🚂 1:05pm Brian in UK: ...when posting comments.
	1:06pm David Dichelle: Brian: The lines are hard to cross here - of course, it has happened on occasion.
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Michael: The vocabulary is taken primarily from Romance and Germanic but also some Slavic and bits of other languages. The grammar is artificial, although definitely anchored in European languages, but also regular and leaves lots of room for creative word-building and the like.
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Sounds good. Let's hope such things become more possible sometime soon.
	1:11pm Kpx: Hey Carmichael , efd is filling in for (you know who) so its safe to amble overthere for this afternoon if you feel like it.
	1:19pm Kpx: Hey DD. Subway riders
	1:20pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kpx!
	1:20pm headcleaner: We're all riding a "barco" right now
	🚂 1:20pm βrian: Did somebody get in trouble with "you know who"?
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Does barco work in Catalan as well?
	🚂 1:27pm Handy Haversack: I had the FM broadcast on as I made lunch, and luckily got to hear efd play K8's band! Though it's hectic, I kind of like when a show on the streams and one on the FM command my attention. Flipping back and forth is like being in the car as a kind and jumping among radio stations back when there were more than one decent radio station!
	1:27pm headcleaner: Had to look it up ("barco") but apparently it does. I'm still at the "cafè amb llet" stage, learning to mouth phrases, get the gist of written texts, etc. I figure if I can manage not to trip over the various double-l realizations by the time I get there, I'll be doing a fairly decent job
	1:28pm David Dichelle: Handy: Yes, WFMU is today's car radio with good options. (Don't get me started on the local radio here.)
	1:29pm David Dichelle: Hold on, which is K8's band?
	1:29pm Phillippe: @Handy if I had to multitask on that level for my work soundtrack given my current workload, my head would officially explode. I would be given a certificate and everything
	1:30pm TDK60: David, is Radio Blau back in-studio?
	🚂 1:30pm Brian in UK: Mercury Prize shortlist for 2021 is out. www.mercuryprize.com...
	1:31pm David Dichelle: TDK60: I believe so, things are close to normal here at the moment.
	1:32pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Well bona sort! (At least that's what I just found)
	1:33pm David Dichelle: Thanks for the link, Brian - looks interesting.
	1:35pm headcleaner: βrian - "quem eu quiiser" means "who[m] I like" or "the one I like". "On my boat, with my one and only" is a free translation of the refrain
	1:37pm headcleaner: Gràcies, ho necessitaré! (I'll definitely need it)
	🚂 1:46pm WR: Hello David and Continental virtual commuters. David, I am looking forward to see what you do for Roud number 9598.
	🚂 1:47pm Bas NL: Bicycle detour time. Fantastic sounds David! And.. guessing Jemen.
	🚂 1:51pm WR: Bee Gees? LOL.
	1:51pm TDK60: Australia! Never would have thought of it. Down there where I can't see it.
	🚂 1:52pm Handy Haversack: Australia! I said g'day, sir!
	1:52pm Phillippe: you can find most of the letters in "Brasil" in "Australia", so I'm gonna claim the win here
	1:52pm Will in Norman: @WR i never knew the bee gees were australian
	1:55pm Jeff Moore: Now this is REALLY Southern rock.
	1:56pm David Dichelle: Welcome WR, Will, and Jeff - you got that right!
	1:57pm David Dichelle: WR: Interesting - Roud 9598 is Loch Lomond.
	🚂 2:03pm dutchtheo: Australia! that's continental! koalaty time (sorry:)
	2:04pm David Dichelle: True - an actual continental segment!
	🚂 2:06pm Brian in UK: Some Darwen dub.
	🚂 2:06pm Diana Senechal: Good afternoon from the Acela train! On my way to NYC for a few days, then back to Hungary.
	2:07pm David Dichelle: Hey, Diana - glad you could tune in!
	🚂 2:07pm Brian in UK: The Bee Gees were born in Ingerland.
	🚂 2:09pm Brian in UK: dutchtheo, that is so cool making a joke, that is funny, in another language.
	🚂 2:10pm Brian in UK: Holding out for the Seekers!
	🚂 2:13pm Carmichael: AC/DC!
	🚂 2:14pm Michael 98145: “Kapi pulkaringkupai puyinangka panya – ‘hey kapi pulka palatja! Nyanganyi’ – kapi pulka ngalya puyini: ‘Ooow!’ Ka Ngangkaṟi wangkanyi kapi palunya wankanyi ‘purkarari tjukaru ngalya puyila!’ uwa Ngangkaṟi.” “The waterholes fill when it rains. You know how you feel when you see rain: ‘Hey, that looks like big rain!’ You see this big rain coming towards you – and go: ‘Ooow!’ Well, the Ngangkaṟi is talking with it, the rain clouds, essentially saying: ‘Make sure you come straight here, rain, in this direction!’ Yes, it is also part of being Ngangkaṟi.”
	🚂 2:14pm dutchtheo: Accadacca!, you make me hoppy BiUK!
	2:15pm David Dichelle: Yes, a lot of the songs have to do with rain - not surprisingly, I suppose. Stand by for more rain songs.
	2:17pm stanlé: David! Mes copains continentals! c'est stanlé direct du canacule Français
	2:17pm Will in Norman: this almost sounds like 'Jockey Full of Bourbon' by tom waits
	2:18pm David Dichelle: Bonsoir, Monsieur S.!
	🚂 2:18pm Handy Haversack: This sounds a little like a sing on Rain Dogs. "Jockey Full of Bourbon"?
	🚂 2:18pm Handy Haversack: Duh. As Will said. Sorry. Not at my best today.
	2:19pm Will in Norman: glad i'm not the only 1 who noticed
	2:20pm headcleaner: "Inimitable, yet relentlessly copied nonetheless" is the mark of a true artist
	2:22pm headcleaner: To be fair to Mo'Ju, to my ears it was a farily obvious homage to Waits, not a rip-off
	🚂 2:23pm Brian in UK: dutchtheo, I am glad to make you hoppy said the kangaroo.
	2:23pm Will in Norman: nice! 1 of my favorite sea chanteys
	🚂 2:24pm Carmichael: The Pogues version is a bit ... uhh ... faster.
	2:25pm Will in Norman: you gonna play any king gizzard & the lizard wizard?
	2:25pm David Dichelle: I sure might, Will.
	🚂 2:26pm Handy Haversack: Ha, true. Their cover of "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" is pretty great.
	🚂 2:26pm Bas NL: G'day Australia! Nice!
	🚂 2:26pm Handy Haversack: headcleaner, sure, agreed!
	🚂 2:27pm dutchtheo: actually, i'm not a big ac/dc fan, more Saints, Triffids, Nick Cave, Kylie...
	2:28pm David Dichelle: Yes, love those Pogues versions myself.
	2:28pm Will in Norman: @dutchtheo not much of an AC/DC fan either, their early stuff is ok. can only stand so much tho
	🚂 2:29pm Brian in UK: The KLF's 'Kylie Said to Jason' is fun.
	🚂 2:30pm Carmichael: Flash and the Pan, a weird one indeed.
	🚂 2:31pm Bas NL: Can't play no AC/DC.
	🚂 2:32pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, Grace Jones did a great cover of 'Walking in the Rain'.
	🚂 2:32pm Carmichael: Wow, BiUK, I'll look that up!
	🚂 2:33pm dutchtheo: Flash & Pan is former Easybeats (tomorrow on my mind)
	🚂 2:34pm Diana Senechal: Enjoying “The Ruination of Junkyard Joe.”
	2:35pm David Dichelle: Yes, the Crooked Fiddle Band had a great concert at the Rudolstadt festival around the time of the release.
	2:35pm stanlé: the birthday party, of course. how could I forget them. nice pick.
	2:36pm David Dichelle: Dull Birthday Party Day.
	🚂 2:36pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, Nightclubbing is a great album.
	2:36pm headcleaner: Never understood Nick Cave haters
	2:37pm Doug from Maine: Hi hi hi!
	🚂 2:37pm Brian in UK: Hey stanlé, how is le belle France?
	🚂 2:38pm Yvang: What? Nick Cave has haters?
	2:38pm stanlé: it's been hot enough to boil a dingo's bum, here. just cool enough now to sit outside
	2:39pm David Dichelle: Hey, it's the Maine man!
	🚂 2:39pm Brian in UK: Crack a tube.
	🚂 2:39pm Brian in UK: Doug, hope you are eating lobster not looking like one.
	2:40pm stanlé: that's a bonza idea, Brian. cheers mate
	2:42pm headcleaner: Yvang - yes it's true - they're very "knowledgable" musically, and fairly stated they run circles around me in that department - but then there's that "Okay, so what have -you- done music-wise? You know, on a stage, in front people?" question I dont have the hear to ask
	🚂 2:43pm Handy Haversack: Hope all is well, stanlé.
	2:45pm Doug from Maine: @Brian in UK Been cool and foggy, mostly. Good lobster eating weather.
	🚂 2:45pm dutchtheo: Smoky lobster, Doug?
	🚂 2:46pm Handy Haversack: Has Midnight Oil fallen out of favor? They played some of the most blisteringly amazing live shows I ever saw. Still listen to Blue Sky Mining regularly.
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Handy, one step ahead as ever!
	🚂 2:47pm Brian in UK: Midnight Oil, are the standard.
	2:48pm David Dichelle: Programming note: Charlie unfortunately had to cancel due to technical issues. So 2 more hours of the Subway to follow...
	🚂 2:49pm Michael 98145: huzza
	🚂 2:49pm Bas NL: :D
	🚂 2:49pm Yvang: I guess it's difficult to musically cover a country like Australia in just one hour...
	🚂 2:50pm Yvang: 2 more hours of Australia? I vote yes!
	🚂 2:50pm Brian in UK: Oh no, two more hours of Aussie music!!!!
	2:50pm headcleaner: 2 more hours of Australian Cyboogaloo, you mean?
	🚂 2:51pm Handy Haversack: Whoa, really? IN college, not long after my dad had died, one of my closest friends from growing up, who was in college a few more stops up the Metro North, got in touch and said we had plans for my birthday, and he would pick me up and we'd head into Manhattan. He just asked that I not look at the Voice or anything. And I didn't! And managed to keep my head down as we went into Irving Plaza and so it wasn't until I saw a poster at the bar there that I realized we were there for Midnight Oil. That show was insane. Australians in the crowd were telling us it reminded them of the pure punksplosion shows MO had played ten, fifteen years before. So great. A really wonderful gift. I still have the ticket stub. Thanks, David!
	🚂 2:52pm Michael 98145: Yay! better make a trip to the dining and the hygiene cars ...
	2:52pm Phillippe: Nice, this Midnight Oil makes me happy!
	2:53pm David Dichelle: I know, right?
	2:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I remember sleeping during whatever the opening act before Midnight Oil was, when I went to see them in 1990.
	2:53pm David Dichelle: Happy but pensive - this message moved me back in the day.
	🚂 2:53pm Brian in UK: Handy, great story, good friends.
	🚂 2:54pm Yvang: I've heard too much of "Beds are Burning" but Midnight Oil was the best.
	2:54pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kenzo!
	2:54pm Marie: Hey, thoroughly enjoying the show (busy at work)!
	2:55pm Phillippe: Thanks for a great and thoughtful show David. Catch y'all behind the bleachers after school!
	2:55pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Marie!
	🚂 2:55pm Bas NL: Hi Kenzo!
	2:55pm David Dichelle: This show is only getting started, Phillippe!
	🚂 2:55pm Yvang: From busy at work to Men at Work?
	🚂 2:56pm Michael 98145: That was the problem with "new wave" radio, they beat the bed until it was broken down
	2:56pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I have found the date for my Midnight Oil show, but it doesn't mention the opener. "30 Sep 1990 - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (USA)"
	🚂 2:57pm Listening Out There: No Charlie? We are sad...
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!
	2:57pm TDK60: What a great band, Midnight Oil.
	🚂 3:00pm Diana Senechal: Happy the show is continuing from here… will ride it all the way to NYC. Really enjoyed the Australia hour.
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: @Diana S, what is life like in Hungary these days? The closest we've been is Slovakia ...
	3:05pm doctorjazz: Forgot you're doing a double dip show!
	🚂 3:06pm Listening Out There: I'm filling in for another listener. Making the big $ while doing so...
	🚂 3:07pm Handy Haversack: K8: "The trouble with being stuck home all day and out of it and sad is that you want to start drinking at 2:30." She is NOT wrong.
	3:07pm TDK60: Oh, extended show.
	🚂 3:08pm Michael 98145: @HH, do not forget to hydrate 💧
	3:10pm David Dichelle: Hey, thanks everyone for sticking around for more-stralia!
	3:10pm headcleaner: So true, Handy - took me a while to get out of that anti-loop
	🚂 3:11pm Michael 98145: nice; new to me www.youtube.com...
	3:14pm stanlé: not quite the effect of Nancy Sinatra. well on me, anyway.
	3:14pm Erica: Hi guys! Turns out Larry isn't DJing today. Makes sense that he hosted a five hour extended show last week.
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Nick Cave apparently has boots as well.
	🚂 3:16pm Handy Haversack: Current Australian bands I have been digging: the Chats; Amyl and the Sniffers; Potion.
	3:16pm David Dichelle: Hey Erica, yes Larry was nice enough to fill in for this show last week in fact.
	3:16pm Funky16Corners: Thanks for covering, David. I had a root canal this afternoon.
	3:17pm Erica: Guess you can say you're returning the favor. Sorry for not tuning in sooner.
	3:18pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Larry - although it sounds like much less pleasure on your end. I hope it went well.
	3:18pm David Dichelle: True, Erica. Charlie was originally filling in but had technical difficulties, so I'm happy to return the favor.
	3:19pm Funky16Corners: It was ok. I still can’t feel the right side of my face, but no pain.
	3:19pm stanlé: cyber-donna!
	3:20pm David Dichelle: Glad it went as well as possible, Larry.
	3:22pm Erica: Ooh Larry. I had two root canals done so I know the pain. Unfortunately one of mine got infected and the tooth had to be pulled out. The other one is okay though.
	3:24pm Funky16Corners: Hey Erica! This is my first trip to the dentist since the beginning of COVID, so all things considered, not too bad.
	3:25pm Erica: Yeah mine got done pre-Covid.
	🚂 3:26pm Handy Haversack: Emergency pandemic dentist visits became our stock in trade for a while. Ferry to Manhattan, walk from 34th and 1st to 51st and 6th ... rinse, repeat.
	🚂 3:27pm Diana Senechal: Michael 98145: Really hard to answer that question generally (and via my phone on the train). Beautiful country, great music and literature, and all sorts of things in daily life that I am fond of. Politically not so great, but the government isn’t the same as the country, and I hear many different opinions and perspectives on what is going on. I have been there almost four years and plan to stay.
	3:28pm TDK60: After years of hearing loss, I just got a hearing aid, in one ear. Sounds odd.
	3:29pm Erica: Speaking of teeth, two of my top teeth kept throbbing for some reason.
	3:31pm Erica: Hey that background music was covered by cats and become an internet meme. www.youtube.com...
	3:33pm Erica: had become I mean. Typo.
	3:40pm Jeff Moore: William Barton is one of Australia’s leading didgeridoo players and has taken the wonders of this ancient instrument to the world. He regularly performs around the globe, and his album Kalkadungu won the 2012 ARIA Award for Best Classical Album. Musically, Barton grew up in both worlds having learned to play didgeridoo from his uncle, an elder of the Waanyi, Lardil and Kalkadunga tribes of western Queensland, while listening to classical music through his mother, Delmae Barton, who is an opera singer. It is no wonder William’s music has blended these two traditions. When he met and worked with Peter Sculthorpe, one of Australia’s leading classical composers, both men knew they’d come across a kindred spirit. Sculthorpe taught Barton how to write for classical instruments using western notation and Barton helped Sculthorpe to realise his life-long ambition of bringing Aboriginal music into his composition.
	🚂 3:43pm Michael 98145: @Diana S, hope to visit there. Someday.
	🚂 3:44pm Michael 98145: this is fascinating music ..
	3:46pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Jeff - yes fascinating stuff.
	3:47pm Jeff Moore: [to be clear, the works on Birdsong at Dusk were composed by Barton, not Sculthorpe]
	3:49pm Listener Robert: I just wandered in here, and won't be wandering out.
	🚂 3:50pm Michael 98145: geez i love this show
	3:51pm Jeff Moore: O yeah. Klezmer jam time.
	3:51pm stanlé: les chauves-souris volent. c'est le crépescule. this music is perfect.
	3:52pm David Dichelle: Welcome, Robert!
	3:54pm Jeff Moore: I assume that Germanic-sounding bit earlier must've been Yiddish...
	🚂 3:55pm Diana Senechal: Wow, what a beautiful version of “Dance Me to the End of Love”….
	🚂 3:55pm Michael 98145: with a burning violin
	🚂 3:57pm Michael 98145: 🎵 www.klezmania.com.au
	3:57pm Jeff Moore: Klezmania are from Oz? I didn't know.
	3:58pm Jeff Moore: See the link from Michael. So yeah.
	🚂 3:59pm Michael 98145: new to me, too
	3:59pm Alex In Illinois: I have some album by a band called: "Klingon Klezmer" and the name of the album is "Will You be Meshuga Tonight?"
	🚂 4:00pm Yvang: The freeform highway !
	4:01pm Asheville Jon: Rockets!!!!! awesome!!!
	4:02pm Asheville Jon: there are some pretty amazing Rockets videos on youtube
	4:02pm David Dichelle: Hey there Alex and Jon!
	4:02pm Asheville Jon: howdy David!
	4:06pm SquigY0: evening David and all
	4:08pm David Dichelle: Good evening, SquigY0!
	4:10pm Phillippe: Wait, why are you all still here? Not that I'm complaining...
	4:11pm TDK60: David is filling-in due to the postponing of another fill-in.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Just sailing down the stream a bit longer...
	4:13pm Erica: It's a fill in show for a fill in show basically.
	4:13pm SquigY0: can we rename David to Phil?
	🚂 4:14pm Diana Senechal: Oh, this is great (Gyere álom)….
	4:14pm Jeff Moore: Memory is a funny thing. I could've sworn that Klezmania had featured in a klezmer break in one of my shows a few years ago, but I had a look back and... neither Klezmania nor the Klezmatics! But (tacky though it is to pimp one's own shows)... if AFTER this excellent journey conducted by David is over you want to take a trip from drumming rhythms in 2018 back through Benny Goodman in 1938 and then into latter-day klezmer performances... there's such a set in here (the second one): wfmu.org... Just mentioning it because I enjoyed it myself.
	4:17pm SquigY0: can't decide whether to dance on the drums or the organ
	4:18pm Phillippe: Thank you
	🚂 4:18pm Diana Senechal: Michael 98145: I hope you do get to visit Hungary one day.
	🚂 4:18pm Michael 98145: This is great. 1970?!
	🚂 4:19pm Michael 98145: Central Europe attracts me.
	🚂 4:20pm Handy Haversack: I had drifted again. we left Australia?
	🚂 4:21pm Michael 98145: We appear to be passing thru Hungary
	🚂 4:21pm Diana Senechal: And another great one from Hungary.
	🚂 4:22pm Handy Haversack: Thought I coulb't sleep any more, and then ...
	4:23pm Jeff Moore: @Handy: we appear to be enjoying Hungary now! The plane may have refueled in Norway.
	4:25pm SquigY0: oooh garagey
	4:29pm Erica: Progressive rock basically.
	4:29pm SquigY0: that main guitar riff is so crunchy
	4:32pm Will in Norman: These tracks are on the great B-Music compilation 'Well Hung', lots of great hungarian funk & rock from the 70s
	🚂 4:33pm Brian in UK: This could even be a bit Flash & the Pan.
	🚂 4:34pm Michael 98145: what fun
	4:35pm Discotech Underground: Good afternoon, or evening, or whatever it is wherever you are! Join me for Discotech Underground after this fabulous show is finished, for the best in 60's and 70's garage, psych, freakbeat and much more! wfmu.org...
	4:36pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kip!
	4:37pm stanlé: would love to know what they are singing about. is it about Milarepa, the poet Saint of Tibet?
	4:38pm Discotech Underground: Hi David! Please to meet you! I don't believe I have had a chance to check out your show before now! Interesting stuff!
	4:38pm David Dichelle: Will: Yes, that is a great compilation. I think the Corvina and Kovács are on it.
	4:38pm David Dichelle: Stanlé - sort of!
	🚂 4:40pm WR: I didn't see the memo. A fill in for the fill in? Speak to us David.
	🚂 4:42pm Michael 98145: having a great time
	🚂 4:44pm Brian in UK: David, hang the music, just like you doing the band names.
	🚂 4:44pm WR: @2:48 @David Dichelle: Ah, there is the memo. Carry on.
	🚂 4:46pm Brian in UK: Albanian Salsa.
	🚂 4:48pm Handy Haversack: I am going to see whether rum, falernum, and lime juice will make my eye stop watering. Taken internally. For science.
	4:49pm Phillippe: What would one use to eat Albanian salsa? filo pastry?
	🚂 4:50pm Handy Haversack: ... baklava?! Thanks for a great show, David. We went places. Fare forward, Voyageurs.
	4:50pm stanlé: your selfless sacrifice for science will not be forgotten, Handy.
	4:51pm Discotech Underground: This Abstract Truth track is killer!
	🚂 4:51pm Diana Senechal: So glad to have been able to tune in today. Thank you, David!
	🚂 4:52pm Michael 98145: Enjoyed this extended ride. Thanks again.
	4:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks for riding along, everyone!
	🚂 4:55pm Yvang: Thanks DJ (ridoo) David D !
	🚂 4:55pm Brian in UK: Phillippe. That's a Tirana Takeaway.
	4:55pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, David! I need to remember to take this train more often!
	🚂 4:57pm Brian in UK: Jeff, there is a buffet car occasionally.
	4:57pm SquigY0: smoooth glide right to the end. Thanks David!!
	🚂 4:57pm WR: Thank you David D. !
	4:58pm stanlé: thanks David. I enjoyed every minute. take care all. keep cool.
	4:58pm Phillippe: Thanks Brian, I'll have to try some! Thanks again, David! (or do I thank you again later too?)
	4:58pm Erica: Bye. I'll tune in to Larry's show next week.
	4:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone! Yes, buffet cars are available upon request.
	5:00pm SquigY0: i'm heading to the bar car myself...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 22, 2021

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Tracks across a multilingual world, featuring this, that, and not infrequently the other

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
The Ethiopians	Engine 54 "Engine 54" by "The Ethiopians"	Engine 54	1968		0:00:15 (Pop-up)
Physis Versus Nomos	Auhen xuxurlatuak	Arraro Nioenean	2019		0:02:49 (Pop-up)
Jaromír Nohavica	Kometa "Kometa" by "Jaromír Nohavica"	Darmoděj	1988		0:06:30 (Pop-up)
Israela Becker	Joĉjo mia talenta fil’		2020		0:09:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:13:31 (Pop-up)
Roud 138: The Derby Miller / The Miller's Three Sons
Brass Monkey	The Miller's Three Sons	Brass Monkey	1983		0:19:17 (Pop-up)
Doug Eunson & Sarah Matthews	The Derbyshire Miller	On Shining Wings	2007		0:23:15 (Pop-up)
Bella Hardy	The Derbyshire Miller	The Dark Peak and the White	2012		0:27:29 (Pop-up)
Jackie Oates	The Miller and His Three Sons	Hyperboreans	2009		0:29:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:33:01 (Pop-up)
Klezmerson	Lady Plastica "Lady Plastica" by "Klezmerson"	Lady Plastica	2021		0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Ronan Le Bars	Group Ratchemisca "Group Ratchemisca" by "Ronan Le Bars"	An erc'h kentañ	2016		0:45:46 (Pop-up)
Will Pound & Eddy Jay	Floating Candle	Ignite	2016		0:50:46 (Pop-up)
The Dreadnoughts	Goblin Humppa "Goblin Humppa" by "The Dreadnoughts"	Polka’s Not Dead	2010		0:53:05 (Pop-up)
Eläkeläiset	Puliukkohumppa "Puliukkohumppa" by "Eläkeläiset"	Humppakonsertto	2007		0:55:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Golden Stars	Porque "Porque" by "Los Golden Stars"		1968		0:58:12 (Pop-up)
La Perdita Generacio	Valso kun komunistino	Eksenlime	2006		1:05:37 (Pop-up)
Mizeha	Vorom-Be Tsapiky Toliara "Vorom-Be Tsapiky Toliara" by "Mizeha"		2018		1:10:22 (Pop-up)
Bezerra da Silva	No meu barco "No meu barco" by "Bezerra da Silva"	Malandro Rife	1985		1:17:56 (Pop-up)
Los Tangueros del Oeste	Zamba Zefardim	Alma Vieja	2021		1:20:48 (Pop-up)
One Earth Orchestra	Palindrome "Palindrome" by "One Earth Orchestra"	Journey	2021		1:25:45 (Pop-up)
Afro Latin Vintage Orchestra	Onze de France	Last Odyssey	2012		1:35:50 (Pop-up)
Kiosk	Roozmaregi (Dailiness) "Roozmaregi (Dailiness)" by "Kiosk"	Adameh Mamooli (Ordinary Man)	2005	روزمرگی	1:40:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:45:55 (Pop-up)
Random Road 39: Australia "Random Road 39: Australia"
Warumpi Band	Koori Man "Koori Man" by "Warumpi Band"	Too Much Humbug	1996		1:54:05 (Pop-up)
Archie Roach	Heal the People, Heal the Land	Dancing With My Spirit	2018		1:58:51 (Pop-up)
No Fixed Address	Black Mans Rights	Wrong Side Of The Road (Songs From The Motion Picture)	1981		2:03:24 (Pop-up)
Yothu Yindi	Yarryurru "Yarryurru" by "Yothu Yindi"	One Blood	1998		2:06:27 (Pop-up)
Coloured Stone	Kapi Pulka "Kapi Pulka" by "Coloured Stone"	Koonibba Rock	1985		2:07:44 (Pop-up)
Saltwater Band	Ya Yawirriny "Ya Yawirriny" by "Saltwater Band"	Gapu Damurrun	1998		2:11:37 (Pop-up)
Mo’Ju	Parisian Rain "Parisian Rain" by "Mo’Ju"	Mojo Juju	2012		2:16:07 (Pop-up)
Seaman Dan	Mango Rain "Mango Rain" by "Seaman Dan"	Sailing Home	2009		2:18:21 (Pop-up)
Country Radio	Bound for South Australia	Gypsy Queen	1972	Roud 325	2:22:07 (Pop-up)
Kate & Ruth	The Mines of Australia (I'm Going Back)	Swapping Seasons	2002		2:25:10 (Pop-up)
The Crooked Fiddle Band	The Ruination of Junkyard Joe	Overgrown Tales	2011		2:29:41 (Pop-up)
The Birthday Party	Dull Day "Dull Day" by "The Birthday Party"	Prayers on Fire	1981		2:33:48 (Pop-up)
Karen Marks	Cold Café "Cold Café" by "Karen Marks"		1981		2:36:50 (Pop-up)
Teenage Radio Stars	Learned One "Learned One" by "Teenage Radio Stars"		1978		2:39:48 (Pop-up)
The Survivors	Mr. Record Man "Mr. Record Man" by "The Survivors"		1978		2:42:05 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard	Cyboogie	Cyboogie	2019		2:44:38 (Pop-up)
Midnight Oil	Warakurna "Warakurna" by "Midnight Oil"	Diesel and Dust	1987		2:51:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010		2:55:40 (Pop-up)
The Vines	Don't Listen to the Radio		2006
X-Ray-Z	Three (More) Glorious Years		1978		3:08:37 (Pop-up)
The Boys Next Door	These Boots Are Made For Walking		1978		3:12:00 (Pop-up)
Denial	California Dreaming "California Dreaming" by "Denial"		1982		3:14:38 (Pop-up)
Cybotron	Medusa "Medusa" by "Cybotron"	Colossus	1978		3:17:45 (Pop-up)
Bombay Royale	Gyara 59 "Gyara 59" by "Bombay Royale"	The Island Of Dr Electrico	2014		3:25:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Space	Magic Fly "Magic Fly" by "Space"	Magic Fly	1977		3:29:25 (Pop-up)
William Barton & Kurilpa String Quartet	Petrichore	Birdsong at Dusk	2014		3:34:30 (Pop-up)
Deborah Cheetham, Linda Barcan, Don Bemrose, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Chorus, The Consort of Melbourne, Dhungala Children’s Choir, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Northey	Deborah Cheetham: Eumeralla, a war requiem for peace: V. Tyookooyong-ee (Agnus Dei)	Women of Note, Vol. 2: A Century of Australian Composers	2020
Klezmania	Dance Me Till the End of Love				3:50:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Eastern Standard Time	The Skatalite!	1969		3:55:03 (Pop-up)
Rockets	On the Road Again "On the Road Again" by "Rockets"	A Long Journey	1980		3:59:54 (Pop-up)
Geirr Lystrup	Samarkand "Samarkand" by "Geirr Lystrup"	Songen Om Kjærligheta	1981		4:08:26 (Pop-up)
Neoton	Gyere álom "Gyere álom" by "Neoton"	Bolond Város	1970		4:12:31 (Pop-up)
Gábor Presser & Anna Adamis	Kenyérdal	Harmincéves Vagyok	1975		4:19:30 (Pop-up)
Corvina	A tűz "A tűz" by "Corvina"	Corvina	1973		4:25:00 (Pop-up)
Kati Kovács & Gemini	Nem Biztos Semmi	A kenguru zenéje	1975		4:29:54 (Pop-up)
A. E. Bizottság	Milarepaverzió "Milarepaverzió" by "A. E. Bizottság"	Jégkrémbalett	1984		4:33:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		4:39:49 (Pop-up)
Abstract Truth	Silver Trees "Silver Trees" by "Abstract Truth"	Silver Trees	1970		4:48:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				4:56:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 12:01pm Threemoons: Hopping on the subway! Wear your mask and don't hold the doors....
	🚂 12:01pm Michael 98145: Say hey
	12:01pm TDK60: Wie gehts, David! I'll be busy with chores today; back and forth and around some..
	12:02pm David Dichelle: Greetings 3M, M9, and T6!
	🚂 12:02pm Michael 98145: ticket punched
	12:02pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Afternoon David, listeners. Great start!
	🚂 12:03pm Yvang: Hi David and travelers and figures! Starting with the sixties
	12:03pm TDK60: Oh, and still sticking with Suriname.
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kevin and Yvang!
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Hello Riders!
	🚂 12:04pm Carmichael: Heya David and festival express riders. Uruguay.
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Hello Dr. J.!
	12:05pm David Dichelle: And Carmichael!
	🚂 12:07pm Listening Out There: Soon as this meeting is done, I'm listening to the Subway....
	12:08pm David Dichelle: Hello Out There!
	🚂 12:08pm Listening Out There: Maybe I need to switch my FMU name to Watching Out There?
	12:08pm headcleaner: Der Gerhardscher Pavillon lässt grüssen!
	12:09pm Marie: Hi David, Hi All, love that pic.
	12:10pm David Dichelle: Hallo Headcleaner and Marie!
	12:10pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Da kennt sich einer aus.
	12:11pm Marie: I'm guessing the US of A.... it could happen...
	12:12pm David Dichelle: Marie, it could at any time, in fact.
	🚂 12:15pm βrian: I saw some Georgian wine at the store yesterday, so I'm sticking with that.
	12:15pm TDK60: You're pretty good with your Basque, David. I guess.
	12:15pm Marie: "When I was weird"--I love it!
	12:16pm Phillippe: Hi everyone! Ready to hear some Brazilian rock and roll today!
	🚂 12:18pm Michael 98145: Making sense of this ball of confusion
	12:19pm David Dichelle: Hey Phillippe!
	12:19pm David Dichelle: And ßrian!
	12:20pm TDK60: David, do you a link for the Esperanto virtual congress?
	12:20pm David Dichelle: Thanks, TDK and Marie - I hope the translation was even close.
	12:21pm David Dichelle: Here's the link for the Congress: vk.esperanto.net
	12:22pm David Dichelle: Although that's more of a sign-up link, actually. There's probably a better explanatory one somewhere.
	🚂 12:26pm βrian: I still think the Desperanto is the more likely lingua franca.
	🚂 12:26pm Michael 98145: This? uea.org...
	🚂 12:27pm Michael 98145: et uea.org...
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: Hi, David, Voyageurs.
	12:28pm David Dichelle: Michael: That is an overview of the organization. In any case, it is the online substitute for the congress that was supposed to happen in Belfast this year. It of course also makes it easier for people to take part from far-flung places - like Leipzig.
	12:29pm David Dichelle: Hey, there, Handy!
	🚂 12:30pm Carmichael: Wasn't Desperanto an Eagles song?
	12:30pm David Dichelle: βrian: If that is another word for English, you may in fact be right.
	🚂 12:31pm Handy Haversack: David, am I safe in assuming that Saint Barthélemy is too small to count for Random Road?
	12:31pm Marie: lovely
	12:31pm David Dichelle: Handy, it is on my list but I haven't had a real look/listen yet. Hard to tell.
	12:32pm David Dichelle: So I guess I just gave away that it won't be today.
	🚂 12:33pm Handy Haversack: Pop. 10K, area 9 sq. miles. Well, my random guess generator has led me back where I began, then: the Gambia!
	🚂 12:34pm Handy Haversack: Hyperborea is the name of the flavor of D&D that I play. Beyond the north wind.
	12:35pm Marie: I love that word--woo
	🚂 12:38pm Michael 98145: Clark Ashton Smith! Hope you both are feeling better, @HH
	🚂 12:39pm Threemoons: I'm gonna guess my standby of Estonia and maybe Paraguay
	🚂 12:40pm Handy Haversack: Exactly, Michael! Kate's feeling much better. My fever spiked overnight, which was kind of crappy. Not feeling so great today.
	🚂 12:40pm Threemoons: HH sorry to hear that....treat yourself kindly...glad that Kate is on the mend also...
	12:40pm David Dichelle: Sorry to hear that, Handy. Hope you're both better soon.
	🚂 12:42pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, all. It could definitely be worse. I decided to take an actual sick day today, too. Been in and out most of the morning.
	12:42pm David Dichelle: Ah yes, a bit of Spanish in the wild mix.
	12:42pm headcleaner: What attracts me to learning languages is precisely ... the challenge of mastering their illogicality and nuttiness. That, and getting to pretend I'm on a spy mission when I go down to the corner to order coffee
	12:44pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner, well put - which have you been learning lately?
	🚂 12:44pm Michael 98145: @hc, think of it as anthropology
	🚂 12:44pm Threemoons: Speaking of global things and haversacks....have you all read this fun piece from the NYT? www.nytimes.com...
	🚂 12:45pm dutchtheo: Hello, David and random -sub- continental wanderers! India!
	12:46pm David Dichelle: 3M: Yes, we see them Wandergeselling around a lot.
	12:46pm David Dichelle: Greetings DT!
	🚂 12:46pm Threemoons: @DD cool!
	🚂 12:49pm Brian in UK: Hello David & fellow travellers.
	12:49pm David Dichelle: Hello there, Brian!
	🚂 12:50pm Michael 98145: @3m, what a great story. except for the ear ... ❓
	🚂 12:51pm Bas NL: Hi David and passenger crew! I'm listening in from Workistan.
	12:52pm David Dichelle: Greetings to Worksville, NL!
	🚂 12:53pm Michael 98145: only drone music in Workistan
	🚂 12:54pm Listening Out There: Now toe tappin' to goblins on amphetamines...
	🚂 12:56pm Carmichael: I hit a paywall, Threemoons ...😞
	🚂 12:57pm βrian: @Carmichael: Purge your cookies!
	🚂 12:57pm Threemoons: @carmichael try using an incognito window
	12:59pm headcleaner: @David - Estic aprenent català, in the hopes of seeing the Delta wave pass, and gettng to go there someting soon, hopefully. We'll see how that goes.
	🚂 1:03pm Michael 98145: Now i'm curious. How did they blend the Slavic languages into Esperanto?
	🚂 1:04pm Brian in UK: David, you must mind your manners.
	🚂 1:05pm Brian in UK: ...when posting comments.
	1:06pm David Dichelle: Brian: The lines are hard to cross here - of course, it has happened on occasion.
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Michael: The vocabulary is taken primarily from Romance and Germanic but also some Slavic and bits of other languages. The grammar is artificial, although definitely anchored in European languages, but also regular and leaves lots of room for creative word-building and the like.
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Sounds good. Let's hope such things become more possible sometime soon.
	1:11pm Kpx: Hey Carmichael , efd is filling in for (you know who) so its safe to amble overthere for this afternoon if you feel like it.
	1:19pm Kpx: Hey DD. Subway riders
	1:20pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kpx!
	1:20pm headcleaner: We're all riding a "barco" right now
	🚂 1:20pm βrian: Did somebody get in trouble with "you know who"?
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Does barco work in Catalan as well?
	🚂 1:27pm Handy Haversack: I had the FM broadcast on as I made lunch, and luckily got to hear efd play K8's band! Though it's hectic, I kind of like when a show on the streams and one on the FM command my attention. Flipping back and forth is like being in the car as a kind and jumping among radio stations back when there were more than one decent radio station!
	1:27pm headcleaner: Had to look it up ("barco") but apparently it does. I'm still at the "cafè amb llet" stage, learning to mouth phrases, get the gist of written texts, etc. I figure if I can manage not to trip over the various double-l realizations by the time I get there, I'll be doing a fairly decent job
	1:28pm David Dichelle: Handy: Yes, WFMU is today's car radio with good options. (Don't get me started on the local radio here.)
	1:29pm David Dichelle: Hold on, which is K8's band?
	1:29pm Phillippe: @Handy if I had to multitask on that level for my work soundtrack given my current workload, my head would officially explode. I would be given a certificate and everything
	1:30pm TDK60: David, is Radio Blau back in-studio?
	🚂 1:30pm Brian in UK: Mercury Prize shortlist for 2021 is out. www.mercuryprize.com...
	1:31pm David Dichelle: TDK60: I believe so, things are close to normal here at the moment.
	1:32pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Well bona sort! (At least that's what I just found)
	1:33pm David Dichelle: Thanks for the link, Brian - looks interesting.
	1:35pm headcleaner: βrian - "quem eu quiiser" means "who[m] I like" or "the one I like". "On my boat, with my one and only" is a free translation of the refrain
	1:37pm headcleaner: Gràcies, ho necessitaré! (I'll definitely need it)
	🚂 1:46pm WR: Hello David and Continental virtual commuters. David, I am looking forward to see what you do for Roud number 9598.
	🚂 1:47pm Bas NL: Bicycle detour time. Fantastic sounds David! And.. guessing Jemen.
	🚂 1:51pm WR: Bee Gees? LOL.
	1:51pm TDK60: Australia! Never would have thought of it. Down there where I can't see it.
	🚂 1:52pm Handy Haversack: Australia! I said g'day, sir!
	1:52pm Phillippe: you can find most of the letters in "Brasil" in "Australia", so I'm gonna claim the win here
	1:52pm Will in Norman: @WR i never knew the bee gees were australian
	1:55pm Jeff Moore: Now this is REALLY Southern rock.
	1:56pm David Dichelle: Welcome WR, Will, and Jeff - you got that right!
	1:57pm David Dichelle: WR: Interesting - Roud 9598 is Loch Lomond.
	🚂 2:03pm dutchtheo: Australia! that's continental! koalaty time (sorry:)
	2:04pm David Dichelle: True - an actual continental segment!
	🚂 2:06pm Brian in UK: Some Darwen dub.
	🚂 2:06pm Diana Senechal: Good afternoon from the Acela train! On my way to NYC for a few days, then back to Hungary.
	2:07pm David Dichelle: Hey, Diana - glad you could tune in!
	🚂 2:07pm Brian in UK: The Bee Gees were born in Ingerland.
	🚂 2:09pm Brian in UK: dutchtheo, that is so cool making a joke, that is funny, in another language.
	🚂 2:10pm Brian in UK: Holding out for the Seekers!
	🚂 2:13pm Carmichael: AC/DC!
	🚂 2:14pm Michael 98145: “Kapi pulkaringkupai puyinangka panya – ‘hey kapi pulka palatja! Nyanganyi’ – kapi pulka ngalya puyini: ‘Ooow!’ Ka Ngangkaṟi wangkanyi kapi palunya wankanyi ‘purkarari tjukaru ngalya puyila!’ uwa Ngangkaṟi.” “The waterholes fill when it rains. You know how you feel when you see rain: ‘Hey, that looks like big rain!’ You see this big rain coming towards you – and go: ‘Ooow!’ Well, the Ngangkaṟi is talking with it, the rain clouds, essentially saying: ‘Make sure you come straight here, rain, in this direction!’ Yes, it is also part of being Ngangkaṟi.”
	🚂 2:14pm dutchtheo: Accadacca!, you make me hoppy BiUK!
	2:15pm David Dichelle: Yes, a lot of the songs have to do with rain - not surprisingly, I suppose. Stand by for more rain songs.
	2:17pm stanlé: David! Mes copains continentals! c'est stanlé direct du canacule Français
	2:17pm Will in Norman: this almost sounds like 'Jockey Full of Bourbon' by tom waits
	2:18pm David Dichelle: Bonsoir, Monsieur S.!
	🚂 2:18pm Handy Haversack: This sounds a little like a sing on Rain Dogs. "Jockey Full of Bourbon"?
	🚂 2:18pm Handy Haversack: Duh. As Will said. Sorry. Not at my best today.
	2:19pm Will in Norman: glad i'm not the only 1 who noticed
	2:20pm headcleaner: "Inimitable, yet relentlessly copied nonetheless" is the mark of a true artist
	2:22pm headcleaner: To be fair to Mo'Ju, to my ears it was a farily obvious homage to Waits, not a rip-off
	🚂 2:23pm Brian in UK: dutchtheo, I am glad to make you hoppy said the kangaroo.
	2:23pm Will in Norman: nice! 1 of my favorite sea chanteys
	🚂 2:24pm Carmichael: The Pogues version is a bit ... uhh ... faster.
	2:25pm Will in Norman: you gonna play any king gizzard & the lizard wizard?
	2:25pm David Dichelle: I sure might, Will.
	🚂 2:26pm Handy Haversack: Ha, true. Their cover of "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" is pretty great.
	🚂 2:26pm Bas NL: G'day Australia! Nice!
	🚂 2:26pm Handy Haversack: headcleaner, sure, agreed!
	🚂 2:27pm dutchtheo: actually, i'm not a big ac/dc fan, more Saints, Triffids, Nick Cave, Kylie...
	2:28pm David Dichelle: Yes, love those Pogues versions myself.
	2:28pm Will in Norman: @dutchtheo not much of an AC/DC fan either, their early stuff is ok. can only stand so much tho
	🚂 2:29pm Brian in UK: The KLF's 'Kylie Said to Jason' is fun.
	🚂 2:30pm Carmichael: Flash and the Pan, a weird one indeed.
	🚂 2:31pm Bas NL: Can't play no AC/DC.
	🚂 2:32pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, Grace Jones did a great cover of 'Walking in the Rain'.
	🚂 2:32pm Carmichael: Wow, BiUK, I'll look that up!
	🚂 2:33pm dutchtheo: Flash & Pan is former Easybeats (tomorrow on my mind)
	🚂 2:34pm Diana Senechal: Enjoying “The Ruination of Junkyard Joe.”
	2:35pm David Dichelle: Yes, the Crooked Fiddle Band had a great concert at the Rudolstadt festival around the time of the release.
	2:35pm stanlé: the birthday party, of course. how could I forget them. nice pick.
	2:36pm David Dichelle: Dull Birthday Party Day.
	🚂 2:36pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, Nightclubbing is a great album.
	2:36pm headcleaner: Never understood Nick Cave haters
	2:37pm Doug from Maine: Hi hi hi!
	🚂 2:37pm Brian in UK: Hey stanlé, how is le belle France?
	🚂 2:38pm Yvang: What? Nick Cave has haters?
	2:38pm stanlé: it's been hot enough to boil a dingo's bum, here. just cool enough now to sit outside
	2:39pm David Dichelle: Hey, it's the Maine man!
	🚂 2:39pm Brian in UK: Crack a tube.
	🚂 2:39pm Brian in UK: Doug, hope you are eating lobster not looking like one.
	2:40pm stanlé: that's a bonza idea, Brian. cheers mate
	2:42pm headcleaner: Yvang - yes it's true - they're very "knowledgable" musically, and fairly stated they run circles around me in that department - but then there's that "Okay, so what have -you- done music-wise? You know, on a stage, in front people?" question I dont have the hear to ask
	🚂 2:43pm Handy Haversack: Hope all is well, stanlé.
	2:45pm Doug from Maine: @Brian in UK Been cool and foggy, mostly. Good lobster eating weather.
	🚂 2:45pm dutchtheo: Smoky lobster, Doug?
	🚂 2:46pm Handy Haversack: Has Midnight Oil fallen out of favor? They played some of the most blisteringly amazing live shows I ever saw. Still listen to Blue Sky Mining regularly.
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Handy, one step ahead as ever!
	🚂 2:47pm Brian in UK: Midnight Oil, are the standard.
	2:48pm David Dichelle: Programming note: Charlie unfortunately had to cancel due to technical issues. So 2 more hours of the Subway to follow...
	🚂 2:49pm Michael 98145: huzza
	🚂 2:49pm Bas NL: :D
	🚂 2:49pm Yvang: I guess it's difficult to musically cover a country like Australia in just one hour...
	🚂 2:50pm Yvang: 2 more hours of Australia? I vote yes!
	🚂 2:50pm Brian in UK: Oh no, two more hours of Aussie music!!!!
	2:50pm headcleaner: 2 more hours of Australian Cyboogaloo, you mean?
	🚂 2:51pm Handy Haversack: Whoa, really? IN college, not long after my dad had died, one of my closest friends from growing up, who was in college a few more stops up the Metro North, got in touch and said we had plans for my birthday, and he would pick me up and we'd head into Manhattan. He just asked that I not look at the Voice or anything. And I didn't! And managed to keep my head down as we went into Irving Plaza and so it wasn't until I saw a poster at the bar there that I realized we were there for Midnight Oil. That show was insane. Australians in the crowd were telling us it reminded them of the pure punksplosion shows MO had played ten, fifteen years before. So great. A really wonderful gift. I still have the ticket stub. Thanks, David!
	🚂 2:52pm Michael 98145: Yay! better make a trip to the dining and the hygiene cars ...
	2:52pm Phillippe: Nice, this Midnight Oil makes me happy!
	2:53pm David Dichelle: I know, right?
	2:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I remember sleeping during whatever the opening act before Midnight Oil was, when I went to see them in 1990.
	2:53pm David Dichelle: Happy but pensive - this message moved me back in the day.
	🚂 2:53pm Brian in UK: Handy, great story, good friends.
	🚂 2:54pm Yvang: I've heard too much of "Beds are Burning" but Midnight Oil was the best.
	2:54pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kenzo!
	2:54pm Marie: Hey, thoroughly enjoying the show (busy at work)!
	2:55pm Phillippe: Thanks for a great and thoughtful show David. Catch y'all behind the bleachers after school!
	2:55pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Marie!
	🚂 2:55pm Bas NL: Hi Kenzo!
	2:55pm David Dichelle: This show is only getting started, Phillippe!
	🚂 2:55pm Yvang: From busy at work to Men at Work?
	🚂 2:56pm Michael 98145: That was the problem with "new wave" radio, they beat the bed until it was broken down
	2:56pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I have found the date for my Midnight Oil show, but it doesn't mention the opener. "30 Sep 1990 - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (USA)"
	🚂 2:57pm Listening Out There: No Charlie? We are sad...
	2:57pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!
	2:57pm TDK60: What a great band, Midnight Oil.
	🚂 3:00pm Diana Senechal: Happy the show is continuing from here… will ride it all the way to NYC. Really enjoyed the Australia hour.
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: @Diana S, what is life like in Hungary these days? The closest we've been is Slovakia ...
	3:05pm doctorjazz: Forgot you're doing a double dip show!
	🚂 3:06pm Listening Out There: I'm filling in for another listener. Making the big $ while doing so...
	🚂 3:07pm Handy Haversack: K8: "The trouble with being stuck home all day and out of it and sad is that you want to start drinking at 2:30." She is NOT wrong.
	3:07pm TDK60: Oh, extended show.
	🚂 3:08pm Michael 98145: @HH, do not forget to hydrate 💧
	3:10pm David Dichelle: Hey, thanks everyone for sticking around for more-stralia!
	3:10pm headcleaner: So true, Handy - took me a while to get out of that anti-loop
	🚂 3:11pm Michael 98145: nice; new to me www.youtube.com...
	3:14pm stanlé: not quite the effect of Nancy Sinatra. well on me, anyway.
	3:14pm Erica: Hi guys! Turns out Larry isn't DJing today. Makes sense that he hosted a five hour extended show last week.
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Nick Cave apparently has boots as well.
	🚂 3:16pm Handy Haversack: Current Australian bands I have been digging: the Chats; Amyl and the Sniffers; Potion.
	3:16pm David Dichelle: Hey Erica, yes Larry was nice enough to fill in for this show last week in fact.
	3:16pm Funky16Corners: Thanks for covering, David. I had a root canal this afternoon.
	3:17pm Erica: Guess you can say you're returning the favor. Sorry for not tuning in sooner.
	3:18pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Larry - although it sounds like much less pleasure on your end. I hope it went well.
	3:18pm David Dichelle: True, Erica. Charlie was originally filling in but had technical difficulties, so I'm happy to return the favor.
	3:19pm Funky16Corners: It was ok. I still can’t feel the right side of my face, but no pain.
	3:19pm stanlé: cyber-donna!
	3:20pm David Dichelle: Glad it went as well as possible, Larry.
	3:22pm Erica: Ooh Larry. I had two root canals done so I know the pain. Unfortunately one of mine got infected and the tooth had to be pulled out. The other one is okay though.
	3:24pm Funky16Corners: Hey Erica! This is my first trip to the dentist since the beginning of COVID, so all things considered, not too bad.
	3:25pm Erica: Yeah mine got done pre-Covid.
	🚂 3:26pm Handy Haversack: Emergency pandemic dentist visits became our stock in trade for a while. Ferry to Manhattan, walk from 34th and 1st to 51st and 6th ... rinse, repeat.
	🚂 3:27pm Diana Senechal: Michael 98145: Really hard to answer that question generally (and via my phone on the train). Beautiful country, great music and literature, and all sorts of things in daily life that I am fond of. Politically not so great, but the government isn’t the same as the country, and I hear many different opinions and perspectives on what is going on. I have been there almost four years and plan to stay.
	3:28pm TDK60: After years of hearing loss, I just got a hearing aid, in one ear. Sounds odd.
	3:29pm Erica: Speaking of teeth, two of my top teeth kept throbbing for some reason.
	3:31pm Erica: Hey that background music was covered by cats and become an internet meme. www.youtube.com...
	3:33pm Erica: had become I mean. Typo.
	3:40pm Jeff Moore: William Barton is one of Australia’s leading didgeridoo players and has taken the wonders of this ancient instrument to the world. He regularly performs around the globe, and his album Kalkadungu won the 2012 ARIA Award for Best Classical Album. Musically, Barton grew up in both worlds having learned to play didgeridoo from his uncle, an elder of the Waanyi, Lardil and Kalkadunga tribes of western Queensland, while listening to classical music through his mother, Delmae Barton, who is an opera singer. It is no wonder William’s music has blended these two traditions. When he met and worked with Peter Sculthorpe, one of Australia’s leading classical composers, both men knew they’d come across a kindred spirit. Sculthorpe taught Barton how to write for classical instruments using western notation and Barton helped Sculthorpe to realise his life-long ambition of bringing Aboriginal music into his composition.
	🚂 3:43pm Michael 98145: @Diana S, hope to visit there. Someday.
	🚂 3:44pm Michael 98145: this is fascinating music ..
	3:46pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Jeff - yes fascinating stuff.
	3:47pm Jeff Moore: [to be clear, the works on Birdsong at Dusk were composed by Barton, not Sculthorpe]
	3:49pm Listener Robert: I just wandered in here, and won't be wandering out.
	🚂 3:50pm Michael 98145: geez i love this show
	3:51pm Jeff Moore: O yeah. Klezmer jam time.
	3:51pm stanlé: les chauves-souris volent. c'est le crépescule. this music is perfect.
	3:52pm David Dichelle: Welcome, Robert!
	3:54pm Jeff Moore: I assume that Germanic-sounding bit earlier must've been Yiddish...
	🚂 3:55pm Diana Senechal: Wow, what a beautiful version of “Dance Me to the End of Love”….
	🚂 3:55pm Michael 98145: with a burning violin
	🚂 3:57pm Michael 98145: 🎵 www.klezmania.com.au
	3:57pm Jeff Moore: Klezmania are from Oz? I didn't know.
	3:58pm Jeff Moore: See the link from Michael. So yeah.
	🚂 3:59pm Michael 98145: new to me, too
	3:59pm Alex In Illinois: I have some album by a band called: "Klingon Klezmer" and the name of the album is "Will You be Meshuga Tonight?"
	🚂 4:00pm Yvang: The freeform highway !
	4:01pm Asheville Jon: Rockets!!!!! awesome!!!
	4:02pm Asheville Jon: there are some pretty amazing Rockets videos on youtube
	4:02pm David Dichelle: Hey there Alex and Jon!
	4:02pm Asheville Jon: howdy David!
	4:06pm SquigY0: evening David and all
	4:08pm David Dichelle: Good evening, SquigY0!
	4:10pm Phillippe: Wait, why are you all still here? Not that I'm complaining...
	4:11pm TDK60: David is filling-in due to the postponing of another fill-in.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Just sailing down the stream a bit longer...
	4:13pm Erica: It's a fill in show for a fill in show basically.
	4:13pm SquigY0: can we rename David to Phil?
	🚂 4:14pm Diana Senechal: Oh, this is great (Gyere álom)….
	4:14pm Jeff Moore: Memory is a funny thing. I could've sworn that Klezmania had featured in a klezmer break in one of my shows a few years ago, but I had a look back and... neither Klezmania nor the Klezmatics! But (tacky though it is to pimp one's own shows)... if AFTER this excellent journey conducted by David is over you want to take a trip from drumming rhythms in 2018 back through Benny Goodman in 1938 and then into latter-day klezmer performances... there's such a set in here (the second one): wfmu.org... Just mentioning it because I enjoyed it myself.
	4:17pm SquigY0: can't decide whether to dance on the drums or the organ
	4:18pm Phillippe: Thank you
	🚂 4:18pm Diana Senechal: Michael 98145: I hope you do get to visit Hungary one day.
	🚂 4:18pm Michael 98145: This is great. 1970?!
	🚂 4:19pm Michael 98145: Central Europe attracts me.
	🚂 4:20pm Handy Haversack: I had drifted again. we left Australia?
	🚂 4:21pm Michael 98145: We appear to be passing thru Hungary
	🚂 4:21pm Diana Senechal: And another great one from Hungary.
	🚂 4:22pm Handy Haversack: Thought I coulb't sleep any more, and then ...
	4:23pm Jeff Moore: @Handy: we appear to be enjoying Hungary now! The plane may have refueled in Norway.
	4:25pm SquigY0: oooh garagey
	4:29pm Erica: Progressive rock basically.
	4:29pm SquigY0: that main guitar riff is so crunchy
	4:32pm Will in Norman: These tracks are on the great B-Music compilation 'Well Hung', lots of great hungarian funk & rock from the 70s
	🚂 4:33pm Brian in UK: This could even be a bit Flash & the Pan.
	🚂 4:34pm Michael 98145: what fun
	4:35pm Discotech Underground: Good afternoon, or evening, or whatever it is wherever you are! Join me for Discotech Underground after this fabulous show is finished, for the best in 60's and 70's garage, psych, freakbeat and much more! wfmu.org...
	4:36pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Kip!
	4:37pm stanlé: would love to know what they are singing about. is it about Milarepa, the poet Saint of Tibet?
	4:38pm Discotech Underground: Hi David! Please to meet you! I don't believe I have had a chance to check out your show before now! Interesting stuff!
	4:38pm David Dichelle: Will: Yes, that is a great compilation. I think the Corvina and Kovács are on it.
	4:38pm David Dichelle: Stanlé - sort of!
	🚂 4:40pm WR: I didn't see the memo. A fill in for the fill in? Speak to us David.
	🚂 4:42pm Michael 98145: having a great time
	🚂 4:44pm Brian in UK: David, hang the music, just like you doing the band names.
	🚂 4:44pm WR: @2:48 @David Dichelle: Ah, there is the memo. Carry on.
	🚂 4:46pm Brian in UK: Albanian Salsa.
	🚂 4:48pm Handy Haversack: I am going to see whether rum, falernum, and lime juice will make my eye stop watering. Taken internally. For science.
	4:49pm Phillippe: What would one use to eat Albanian salsa? filo pastry?
	🚂 4:50pm Handy Haversack: ... baklava?! Thanks for a great show, David. We went places. Fare forward, Voyageurs.
	4:50pm stanlé: your selfless sacrifice for science will not be forgotten, Handy.
	4:51pm Discotech Underground: This Abstract Truth track is killer!
	🚂 4:51pm Diana Senechal: So glad to have been able to tune in today. Thank you, David!
	🚂 4:52pm Michael 98145: Enjoyed this extended ride. Thanks again.
	4:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks for riding along, everyone!
	🚂 4:55pm Yvang: Thanks DJ (ridoo) David D !
	🚂 4:55pm Brian in UK: Phillippe. That's a Tirana Takeaway.
	4:55pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, David! I need to remember to take this train more often!
	🚂 4:57pm Brian in UK: Jeff, there is a buffet car occasionally.
	4:57pm SquigY0: smoooth glide right to the end. Thanks David!!
	🚂 4:57pm WR: Thank you David D. !
	4:58pm stanlé: thanks David. I enjoyed every minute. take care all. keep cool.
	4:58pm Phillippe: Thanks Brian, I'll have to try some! Thanks again, David! (or do I thank you again later too?)
	4:58pm Erica: Bye. I'll tune in to Larry's show next week.
	4:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone! Yes, buffet cars are available upon request.
	5:00pm SquigY0: i'm heading to the bar car myself...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 22, 2021

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