WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 29, 2022

Listener comments!
	11:41am Sem: Bonjour, David. Comment ça se passe ? Bien et j'espère. So, today's a local random road, I am guessing. France, the homeland of mon père.
	11:46am Alex In Illinois: ... and I am guessing Argentina again
	11:57am David Dichelle: Salut and early greetings, Sem and Alex!
	🚂 11:58am Diana in Hungary: Greetings, David, Alex, Sem, and all the riders! I'm guessing Yemen today.
	11:59am David Dichelle: And more early salutations, Diana!
	🚂 12:00pm Handy Haversack: Greetings, David and Voyageurs! Sure is good to be on a subway where no one is trying to surveil me.
	🚂 12:00pm Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Heyo! Still foggy, but here for the tunes! HOLD THE DOORS I'M JUMPING IN.
	🚂 12:01pm Brian in UK: Hello David & Travellers.
	12:02pm Stanley: Hey riders of the storm drain! Oi Va Voi. I saw them live once. Very entertaining.
	🚂 12:02pm Diana in Hungary: "How dare you call me selfish, I'm doing this for mankind..." Love this.
	12:02pm David (in London): Ahoy David and all travelling groovers packed into the carriage. I'm coming in strong with Uruguay. It's been such a winner thus far.
	🚂 12:02pm chresti: Hi David and continentals! Belize. <my kind of furniture!
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Subway Riders: did you see this nice article? www.theguardian.com...
	🚂 12:03pm Brian in UK: chresti, is that your bottle bottom right?
	🚂 12:03pm chris in the redwoods: those benches look very palatable. hello, David and folks.
	12:03pm David Dichelle: And welcome, Handy, Threemoons, Brian, Stanley, David, Chresti, Chris, Henry, wow thanks for the link!
	🚂 12:03pm Bas NL: Hi David & all! Ghana!
	🚂 12:04pm Handy Haversack: And the Random Road Random Guess Random Generator randomly generates the Random Road random guess of ... Mayotte! I thought it might be too small (pop 300K) so generated another, but I'm not sure Sint Maarten (Dutch part) (pop 42K) is any better! Final hedging is ... North Macedonia! Nice, WHHenry! Missed that!
	🚂 12:05pm Brian in UK: Steve Roud, complete with pens in top pocket.
	12:06pm David (in London): Thanks for that Henry. And hats off to Roud. The dedication needed to do that, over such an enormous period of time, is truly inspirational.
	12:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Bas!
	🚂 12:06pm chresti: Brian in UK, help yourself!
	12:07pm David Dichelle: I am/was hopeful for both of those places, Handy, we shall see :)
	🚂 12:07pm Diana in Hungary: This has a slightly Waits-like feel.
	🚂 12:08pm Brian in UK: chesti, don't mind if I do!!!
	🚂 12:08pm Diana in Hungary: In particular, it evokes "Tango Till They're Sore."
	🚂 12:10pm Handy Haversack: Well then Mayotte it is! Sem, Alex, Diana, 3Moons, Brian, Stanley, chresti, WHH, Chris, Bas, David (iL), a hearty barbarian yawp to you all!
	🚂 12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...May I leap on @ this stop ?!...
	12:10pm David Dichelle: All aboard, RRN!
	12:12pm Sem: and hello to all aboard the Continental Subway today.
	🚂 12:12pm Diana in Hungary: And wow! Feiz Noz Moc'h is fantastic. Whoever they are.
	🚂 12:13pm Handy Haversack: For reals, Diana!
	12:13pm Hubig Pie: I have no idea where the random road leads, but I will venture to guess that the bottle in the pic is Yellowtail ™ Sangria. Greets, yo
	🚂 12:13pm Yvang: Hello ! Jumping in!
	🚂 12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♎︎Libra, Year of Wood 🐒Monkey Anne Patricia Briggs born 29 September 1944
	12:16pm David (in London): Salve Semulatorum. I'm tending towards a brand of prosecco on that one, I think.
	12:17pm David (in London): Hubig, Rev D, Yvang and all before that.
	12:18pm Webhamster Henry: Follow the links through the article for other resources like the Vaughn Williams collection.
	🚂 12:18pm Michael 98145: Hello, Friends. Happy Voyage.
	🚂 12:19pm Diana in Hungary: Hello, Michael!
	12:20pm David Dichelle: Ahoy there, Hubig, Yvang, Michael!
	12:20pm David (in London): Cecil Sharp House, here in London, shares the folk glory and lots of accessible resources: www.efdss.org...
	12:20pm Phillippe: howdy
	12:21pm David Dichelle: Heya, Phillippe!
	🚂 12:22pm Brian in UK: David. The British Museum has a vast oral library too.
	🚂 12:24pm Brian in UK: Fay Hield is quoted in the article.
	12:25pm Marie: Onboard and very happy to be here! Hello David and all here.
	🚂 12:25pm Carmichael: Heya David and rail enthusiasts. And a fond greeting to all my friends in Nepal.
	12:25pm David Dichelle: Welcome Marie and Carmichael!
	🚂 12:25pm Carmichael: Hah! Me Da had a Morris 10.
	12:26pm Hubig Pie: Me pops had a Morris Minor circa 1962
	🚂 12:27pm Brian in UK: Make that the British Library not the museum.
	🚂 12:27pm Michael 98145: What is the German word for pallet ...?
	🚂 12:27pm dutchtheo: Cheerful hello David, tube surfers and skid row hobo's
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: Kind of shocked the article didn't mention David's project.
	12:28pm doctorjazz: Hello commuters!
	🚂 12:29pm Diana in Hungary: Handy: Yes, I was waiting for that too.
	🚂 12:29pm Handy Haversack: Morris Minor always evokes Black 47 for me, "Funky Keilidh": She said we'd have to be telling her da' So we drove the Morris Minor to Cork The auld fella said "You've got two choices: Castration -- or a one-way ticket to New York"!
	12:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there DT and Dr.J!
	🚂 12:32pm chresti: Hi Handy! Davidkins!
	🚂 12:32pm Handy Haversack: Carmichael, Trouble played a haunting version of "Rising of the Moon" this morning. By Tia Blake, from 1972.
	12:32pm David (in London): My brother had a rose taupe coloured Morris Minor in the 70s. What a classic.
	12:33pm David Dichelle: Michael: Palette in fact, with every letter pronounced.
	🚂 12:33pm Michael 98145: Heh -- thought it would be more multi-syllabic
	12:35pm David Dichelle: Well, three syllables anyhow :)
	🚂 12:36pm Carmichael: Wow, a Pogues cover? Never heard of the artist. Must investigate.
	🚂 12:36pm Michael 98145: ( There's even a standard ... ISO Standard 6780: Flat pallets for intercontinental materials handling )
	12:37pm David Dichelle: Méav: www.celticlyricscorner.net...
	🚂 12:38pm Handy Haversack: It's a trad song, I think, Carmichael, about the Battle of the Boyne, right? MacGowan did it on the first(?) Popes album.
	🚂 12:42pm Bas NL: Quick detour to home... back soon!
	12:43pm David Dichelle: Safe detouring, Bas!
	12:43pm David (in London): Niagara and Ron! Be still my beating heart!
	12:44pm Marie: Hey, I'm going to guess Greece... and I would like to say, belatedly, that I hope the guy who shot the horse got a lot of jail time
	🚂 12:44pm Carmichael: John Casey wrote the lyrics as a poem in the 1860s. The music was lifted from the song The Wearing of the Green.
	🚂 12:45pm Carmichael: This sounds like Siouxsie Sue.
	12:46pm David (in London): Stanley, if you're still here... DAM played at Wycombe Town Hall around this time. The mental image of Ron Asheton walking around the Octagon is just too wonderful...
	🚂 12:47pm Handy Haversack: I'm understanding more lyrics than I'm accustomed to!
	12:48pm David Dichelle: Handy: Same here!
	🚂 12:50pm Carmichael: Hank Marvin cover.
	12:52pm Phillippe: Is Brasil/Brazil still unchosen/undone?
	12:53pm David Dichelle: Phillippe: Yep, still out there.
	12:53pm Sem: hahahahaha.
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: I'm wearing my WFMU Vinyl Chewing Cat Apron™ right now.
	12:57pm Phillippe: Then put me down for it!
	12:58pm Hubig Pie: Señor Coconut drives a '63 Plymouth Valiant that's in serious need of a tune up
	1:16pm Hubig Pie: .....and I guess Liberia for today's musical destination.
	1:20pm Stanley: Haha David. I can visualise him, too, at the bus station.
	🚂 1:22pm Bas NL: Hops back on board
	1:22pm David (in London): Stanley, he was surely waiting for the bus out to Flackwell Heath.
	1:23pm doctorjazz: Got to see The Klezmatics last Saturday, had a gospel singer guest, Washington Square Park NYC, was a blast!
	1:23pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Bas!
	1:24pm David Dichelle: And interesting guess, Hubig - we could perhaps go there in an old Plymouth.
	1:24pm David Dichelle: Sounds great, Dr. J. - sorry I missed it after all :)
	1:33pm Marie: Loving the show, loving this set!
	1:34pm David Dichelle: Glad you are, Marie - thanks!
	🚂 1:38pm Handy Haversack: Dang, just realized I have a 2 PM meeting. Hopefully it will be short and I can hear the Random Road and collect my Maorais winnings.
	1:40pm Stanley: Popping out for some freah air. Put me down for CAR
	1:40pm David Dichelle: Not to worry, all winnings can be collected at your local Mayotte OTB.
	1:41pm David Dichelle: Stanley: I suppose it would be fitting to go to CAR in a Plymouth.
	🚂 1:42pm Michael 98145: which reminds me ... i really do not understand the appeal of internet gambling.
	🚂 1:42pm Michael 98145: robot sez "oh, look! you lost again!"
	🚂 1:43pm Handy Haversack: You prefer to go to the cricket fights in person, as our ancestors did, eh, Michael?
	🚂 1:43pm Michael 98145: exactly !
	1:52pm Hubig Pie: If I didn't hang here on the message board, I'd never know about the wonderful wide world of cricket fighting.
	🚂 1:53pm Handy Haversack: We used to go to Belmont Park twice a year here in NYC for horse races, on Kentucky Derby day and my birthday. I really did love it, and my dad was a handicapper and had even worked at Belmont in the fifties. But eventually I couldn't square my ethics with the way horses are treated by an industry that claims to idolize them and had to stop going. I do miss it, though, even still. I even miss taking the occasional bet (usually on the Preakness and Belmont stakes) to the OTB in my neighborhood which was a slice of LIFE, yo. But somehow New York State managed to MISmanage a monopoly on gambling, and the OTBs failed. The mind, it boggles.
	1:54pm Sem: I rub my legs together in anticipation of a knock-down, drag-out cricket fight. I regret I cannot make the same sound as a cricket, though:/
	🚂 1:55pm Bas NL: Syria! Great!
	🚂 1:55pm Handy Haversack: Hugh Raffles's /Insectopedia/ has some great stuff on cricket fights. A really worthwhile book. Syria! Ooo! Back as soon as I can!
	🚂 1:55pm Michael 98145: Cool. Poor Syria.
	1:56pm Hubig Pie: Syria ! Moomtaz !
	1:58pm Hubig Pie: ... and champion crickets subside on a diet of ground shrimp, red beans, goat liver and maggots
	🚂 1:58pm chresti: Handy, I was a pari-mutuel clerk mid 80s to early 90s
	1:58pm Hubig Pie: Ta'ala = come hither
	🚂 2:02pm Michael 98145: why not ?
	2:04pm Phillippe: I've noticed a lot of people only go to races to see the crashes. Of course, I only watch car races, so things may be different at horse races.
	🚂 2:05pm Brian in UK: Guess that there is not much recent new music in Syria. Saying that there was Vietnamese psychedelia in the Sixties
	2:09pm Hubig Pie: Hafez al-Assad did his best to keep western influences and culture at bay during much of the 70's and 80's me thinks
	🚂 2:15pm Michael 98145: i do love music like this
	2:17pm David Dichelle: Kulna Sawa: lyricstranslate.com...
	🚂 2:17pm Handy Haversack: Only missed 2.5 tracks! Sounding great!
	2:18pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Handy!
	🚂 2:19pm Handy Haversack: chresti, were you at Santa Anita?
	2:24pm Sem: Glad I've got a good seat for this set. Evocative, delightful melodies, and what arrangements!
	🚂 2:24pm chresti: Yes, and Hollywood Park!
	🚂 2:25pm Diana in Hungary: Signing out early, with regrets... what a beautiful Random Road. Looking forward to catching up with it later, and looking forward to next week.
	🚂 2:26pm Michael 98145: "The 30-year-old world music singer was born in Syria. She moved from Syria to Sweden at age 11. She later moved to Scotland to attend Glasgow University. She crowdfunded her debut album, becoming the first Middle Eastern artist ever to do so."
	🚂 2:26pm Handy Haversack: Nice, chresti. My dad knew them both well from when he lived in LA in the forties and fifties. I always tipped my window clerks when I won. I'm sure it's not an easy job!
	🚂 2:26pm Michael 98145: Take care @Diana
	2:27pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Diana - have a good night!
	🚂 2:28pm chresti: Handy, your dad might of bumped into my ex's grandfather back then.
	2:30pm Stanley: Back. Syria, the cradle of civilisation.
	2:30pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Stanley!
	2:31pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry! What's in store for us today?
	2:33pm Hubig Pie: Lena inna lounge-y mood
	2:33pm David Dichelle: Lena Chamamyan: lyricstranslate.com...
	2:34pm Funky16Corners: Testify! The Siren Song of California, from the 1920s to the 1980s - https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/120050
	🚂 2:38pm Bas NL: Nice this 'Tarab Dub'.
	🚂 2:46pm WR: Hi David, have been listening but very busy at work, looking at the playlist I know I want to revisit the episode from the archive. Cheers.
	2:47pm Ike: Lurking, enjoying!
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Thanks, WR!
	2:47pm David Dichelle: And Ike!
	🚂 2:50pm Handy Haversack: Ike, not sure if you saw the other day, but I gabbed a copy of Nona the Ninth from the bookstore window. David, these Syria selections are just fantastic. What a range.
	2:50pm Funky16Corners: I love hearing punk rock in other languages.
	2:51pm Sem: ^ oh, yeah.
	2:52pm David Dichelle: Larry, couldn't agree more :)
	2:52pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Handy!
	🚂 2:53pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thanks so much for another stellar set!!
	🚂 2:54pm Handy Haversack: Shoot. Let's go again! Many thanks, David! This was fantastic! Much appreciated! Keep faring forward, Voyageurs!
	🚂 2:54pm Michael 98145: Well, that was great. Thanks again !
	🚂 2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another wonderful ride ! ~ TY Always DJ DD ~
	🚂 2:54pm Brian in UK: Nice work, David.
	2:54pm Marie: Thanks, David! (busy at work)
	2:54pm Sem: See you and all next time 'round, Conductor David.
	🚂 2:54pm Bas NL: Excellent Syria set! Thanks for the show David!
	🚂 2:54pm chresti: Thanks David! Reading about Syria..
	2:56pm Hubig Pie: The Syria show was Aa-theem, moomtaz. Shukran jazeelan ya afendum
	🚂 2:56pm Michael 98145: ditto
	2:57pm Marie: psycho leppo? @))
	🚂 2:57pm Yvang: Thanks David!
	3:00pm Stanley: Moomtaz gesir Thanks David
	3:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 29, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Oi Va Voi	Yuri "Yuri" by "Oi Va Voi"	Oi Va Voi	2007		0:00:10 (Pop-up)
Payam Türk	Dostum "Dostum" by "Payam Türk"	Dostum	2019		0:04:39 (Pop-up)
Feiz Noz Moc'h	Sorbienn an argad "Sorbienn an argad" by "Feiz Noz Moc'h"	Atau Atav	2018		0:09:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:13:59 (Pop-up)
Roud 217: The Fox Jumps over the Parson's Gate / Cheerful 'Orn
Peter Bellamy	The Fox Jumps over the Parson's Gate	The Fox Jumps over the Parson's Gate	1969		0:19:21 (Pop-up)
Fay Hield & the Hurricane Party	The Parson's Gate	Orfeo	2012		0:21:49 (Pop-up)
Morris Convertible	Cheerful 'Orn "Cheerful 'Orn" by "Morris Convertible"	Old Wives' Tales	2022		0:24:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Webasto	Tähdet Kertovat (Stars Will Tell)	Cold and Hunger	2004		0:27:04 (Pop-up)
Ougenweide	Gerhart Atze "Gerhart Atze" by "Ougenweide"	Ousflug	1979		0:31:37 (Pop-up)
Méav	The Dark-Haired Girl "The Dark-Haired Girl" by "Méav"	Silver Sea	2003		0:35:34 (Pop-up)
Plantec	Tennder (Kost er hœt) "Tennder (Kost er hœt)" by "Plantec"	Kontakt	2015		0:38:20 (Pop-up)
Destroy All Monsters	Nobody Knows		1979		0:43:00 (Pop-up)
Mad Daddys	Out West "Out West" by "Mad Daddys"	Music for Men	1985		0:46:24 (Pop-up)
Los Shain’s	Apache 66 "Apache 66" by "Los Shain’s"		1966		0:49:40 (Pop-up)
Señor Coconut & His Orchestra	Smoke on the Water	Fiesta Songs	2003		0:52:24 (Pop-up)
Ti-Coca	Chwal St. Jacques "Chwal St. Jacques" by "Ti-Coca"	Haïti	1999		0:57:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Steelers	Dona Dona "Dona Dona" by "The Steelers"	Perinteistä Rautalankaa	2009		1:01:58 (Pop-up)
Violons Barbares	Satripialo "Satripialo" by "Violons Barbares"	Violons Barbares	2012		1:08:58 (Pop-up)
Brave Old World	Doina Extravaganza	Beyond the Pale	1994		1:12:23 (Pop-up)
Laghonia	Bahía "Bahía" by "Laghonia"	Glue	1970		1:24:04 (Pop-up)
Hailu Mergia	Shilela "Shilela" by "Hailu Mergia"	Hailu Mergia & His Classical Instrument / Shemonmuanaye	1985		1:28:27 (Pop-up)
Balla et ses Balladins	Bambo "Bambo" by "Balla et ses Balladins"	Objectif Perfection	1980		1:31:47 (Pop-up)
Lijadu Sisters	Cashing In "Cashing In" by "Lijadu Sisters"	Danger	1976		1:39:11 (Pop-up)
Baba Commandant & The Mandingo Band	Wasso	Juguya	2015		1:45:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:51:01 (Pop-up)
Random Road 96: Syria "Random Road 96: Syria"
Asmahan	Ya Habibi Taala "Ya Habibi Taala" by "Asmahan"			أسمهان / يا حبيبي تعال	1:58:00 (Pop-up)
Assala Nasri	Law Terafo "Law Terafo" by "Assala Nasri"	Law Terafo	1993	أصالة نصري / لو تعرفوا	2:03:29 (Pop-up)
Kulna Sawa	Ya Halwa "Ya Halwa" by "Kulna Sawa"	Musaique	2021	كلنا سوا / يا حلوة / موزاييك	2:17:05 (Pop-up)
Faia Younan	Damascus "Damascus" by "Faia Younan"		2022	فايا يونان / دمشق	2:21:48 (Pop-up)
Racha Rizk	Bya Wala Bik "Bya Wala Bik" by "Racha Rizk"	Malak	2017	رشا رزق / بيا ولا بيك / ملاك	2:27:23 (Pop-up)
Lena Chamamyan	Bali Ma'ak "Bali Ma'ak" by "Lena Chamamyan"	Shamat	2007	لينا شاماميان / بالي معاك / شامات	2:30:31 (Pop-up)
Hello Psychaleppo	Tarab Dub "Tarab Dub" by "Hello Psychaleppo"	Gool L'ah	2013		2:34:23 (Pop-up)
Zeid Hamdan, Tanjaret Daghet & Muhammad Abdallah	Zecrayat	Beit	2019	B'يT / ذكريات	2:40:01 (Pop-up)
Khebez Dawle	Khebez Dawle "Khebez Dawle" by "Khebez Dawle"	Khebez Dawle	2015	خبز دولة	2:45:07 (Pop-up)
Mazhott	Mazhott "Mazhott" by "Mazhott"	M for Mazhott	2013	ماظوط	2:48:39 (Pop-up)
Omar Souleyman	Don't Wear Black, Green Suits You Better	Highway To Hassake	2010		2:51:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:53:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:41am Sem: Bonjour, David. Comment ça se passe ? Bien et j'espère. So, today's a local random road, I am guessing. France, the homeland of mon père.
	11:46am Alex In Illinois: ... and I am guessing Argentina again
	11:57am David Dichelle: Salut and early greetings, Sem and Alex!
	🚂 11:58am Diana in Hungary: Greetings, David, Alex, Sem, and all the riders! I'm guessing Yemen today.
	11:59am David Dichelle: And more early salutations, Diana!
	🚂 12:00pm Handy Haversack: Greetings, David and Voyageurs! Sure is good to be on a subway where no one is trying to surveil me.
	🚂 12:00pm Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Heyo! Still foggy, but here for the tunes! HOLD THE DOORS I'M JUMPING IN.
	🚂 12:01pm Brian in UK: Hello David & Travellers.
	12:02pm Stanley: Hey riders of the storm drain! Oi Va Voi. I saw them live once. Very entertaining.
	🚂 12:02pm Diana in Hungary: "How dare you call me selfish, I'm doing this for mankind..." Love this.
	12:02pm David (in London): Ahoy David and all travelling groovers packed into the carriage. I'm coming in strong with Uruguay. It's been such a winner thus far.
	🚂 12:02pm chresti: Hi David and continentals! Belize. <my kind of furniture!
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Subway Riders: did you see this nice article? www.theguardian.com...
	🚂 12:03pm Brian in UK: chresti, is that your bottle bottom right?
	🚂 12:03pm chris in the redwoods: those benches look very palatable. hello, David and folks.
	12:03pm David Dichelle: And welcome, Handy, Threemoons, Brian, Stanley, David, Chresti, Chris, Henry, wow thanks for the link!
	🚂 12:03pm Bas NL: Hi David & all! Ghana!
	🚂 12:04pm Handy Haversack: And the Random Road Random Guess Random Generator randomly generates the Random Road random guess of ... Mayotte! I thought it might be too small (pop 300K) so generated another, but I'm not sure Sint Maarten (Dutch part) (pop 42K) is any better! Final hedging is ... North Macedonia! Nice, WHHenry! Missed that!
	🚂 12:05pm Brian in UK: Steve Roud, complete with pens in top pocket.
	12:06pm David (in London): Thanks for that Henry. And hats off to Roud. The dedication needed to do that, over such an enormous period of time, is truly inspirational.
	12:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Bas!
	🚂 12:06pm chresti: Brian in UK, help yourself!
	12:07pm David Dichelle: I am/was hopeful for both of those places, Handy, we shall see :)
	🚂 12:07pm Diana in Hungary: This has a slightly Waits-like feel.
	🚂 12:08pm Brian in UK: chesti, don't mind if I do!!!
	🚂 12:08pm Diana in Hungary: In particular, it evokes "Tango Till They're Sore."
	🚂 12:10pm Handy Haversack: Well then Mayotte it is! Sem, Alex, Diana, 3Moons, Brian, Stanley, chresti, WHH, Chris, Bas, David (iL), a hearty barbarian yawp to you all!
	🚂 12:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...May I leap on @ this stop ?!...
	12:10pm David Dichelle: All aboard, RRN!
	12:12pm Sem: and hello to all aboard the Continental Subway today.
	🚂 12:12pm Diana in Hungary: And wow! Feiz Noz Moc'h is fantastic. Whoever they are.
	🚂 12:13pm Handy Haversack: For reals, Diana!
	12:13pm Hubig Pie: I have no idea where the random road leads, but I will venture to guess that the bottle in the pic is Yellowtail ™ Sangria. Greets, yo
	🚂 12:13pm Yvang: Hello ! Jumping in!
	🚂 12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♎︎Libra, Year of Wood 🐒Monkey Anne Patricia Briggs born 29 September 1944
	12:16pm David (in London): Salve Semulatorum. I'm tending towards a brand of prosecco on that one, I think.
	12:17pm David (in London): Hubig, Rev D, Yvang and all before that.
	12:18pm Webhamster Henry: Follow the links through the article for other resources like the Vaughn Williams collection.
	🚂 12:18pm Michael 98145: Hello, Friends. Happy Voyage.
	🚂 12:19pm Diana in Hungary: Hello, Michael!
	12:20pm David Dichelle: Ahoy there, Hubig, Yvang, Michael!
	12:20pm David (in London): Cecil Sharp House, here in London, shares the folk glory and lots of accessible resources: www.efdss.org...
	12:20pm Phillippe: howdy
	12:21pm David Dichelle: Heya, Phillippe!
	🚂 12:22pm Brian in UK: David. The British Museum has a vast oral library too.
	🚂 12:24pm Brian in UK: Fay Hield is quoted in the article.
	12:25pm Marie: Onboard and very happy to be here! Hello David and all here.
	🚂 12:25pm Carmichael: Heya David and rail enthusiasts. And a fond greeting to all my friends in Nepal.
	12:25pm David Dichelle: Welcome Marie and Carmichael!
	🚂 12:25pm Carmichael: Hah! Me Da had a Morris 10.
	12:26pm Hubig Pie: Me pops had a Morris Minor circa 1962
	🚂 12:27pm Brian in UK: Make that the British Library not the museum.
	🚂 12:27pm Michael 98145: What is the German word for pallet ...?
	🚂 12:27pm dutchtheo: Cheerful hello David, tube surfers and skid row hobo's
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: Kind of shocked the article didn't mention David's project.
	12:28pm doctorjazz: Hello commuters!
	🚂 12:29pm Diana in Hungary: Handy: Yes, I was waiting for that too.
	🚂 12:29pm Handy Haversack: Morris Minor always evokes Black 47 for me, "Funky Keilidh": She said we'd have to be telling her da' So we drove the Morris Minor to Cork The auld fella said "You've got two choices: Castration -- or a one-way ticket to New York"!
	12:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there DT and Dr.J!
	🚂 12:32pm chresti: Hi Handy! Davidkins!
	🚂 12:32pm Handy Haversack: Carmichael, Trouble played a haunting version of "Rising of the Moon" this morning. By Tia Blake, from 1972.
	12:32pm David (in London): My brother had a rose taupe coloured Morris Minor in the 70s. What a classic.
	12:33pm David Dichelle: Michael: Palette in fact, with every letter pronounced.
	🚂 12:33pm Michael 98145: Heh -- thought it would be more multi-syllabic
	12:35pm David Dichelle: Well, three syllables anyhow :)
	🚂 12:36pm Carmichael: Wow, a Pogues cover? Never heard of the artist. Must investigate.
	🚂 12:36pm Michael 98145: ( There's even a standard ... ISO Standard 6780: Flat pallets for intercontinental materials handling )
	12:37pm David Dichelle: Méav: www.celticlyricscorner.net...
	🚂 12:38pm Handy Haversack: It's a trad song, I think, Carmichael, about the Battle of the Boyne, right? MacGowan did it on the first(?) Popes album.
	🚂 12:42pm Bas NL: Quick detour to home... back soon!
	12:43pm David Dichelle: Safe detouring, Bas!
	12:43pm David (in London): Niagara and Ron! Be still my beating heart!
	12:44pm Marie: Hey, I'm going to guess Greece... and I would like to say, belatedly, that I hope the guy who shot the horse got a lot of jail time
	🚂 12:44pm Carmichael: John Casey wrote the lyrics as a poem in the 1860s. The music was lifted from the song The Wearing of the Green.
	🚂 12:45pm Carmichael: This sounds like Siouxsie Sue.
	12:46pm David (in London): Stanley, if you're still here... DAM played at Wycombe Town Hall around this time. The mental image of Ron Asheton walking around the Octagon is just too wonderful...
	🚂 12:47pm Handy Haversack: I'm understanding more lyrics than I'm accustomed to!
	12:48pm David Dichelle: Handy: Same here!
	🚂 12:50pm Carmichael: Hank Marvin cover.
	12:52pm Phillippe: Is Brasil/Brazil still unchosen/undone?
	12:53pm David Dichelle: Phillippe: Yep, still out there.
	12:53pm Sem: hahahahaha.
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: I'm wearing my WFMU Vinyl Chewing Cat Apron™ right now.
	12:57pm Phillippe: Then put me down for it!
	12:58pm Hubig Pie: Señor Coconut drives a '63 Plymouth Valiant that's in serious need of a tune up
	1:16pm Hubig Pie: .....and I guess Liberia for today's musical destination.
	1:20pm Stanley: Haha David. I can visualise him, too, at the bus station.
	🚂 1:22pm Bas NL: Hops back on board
	1:22pm David (in London): Stanley, he was surely waiting for the bus out to Flackwell Heath.
	1:23pm doctorjazz: Got to see The Klezmatics last Saturday, had a gospel singer guest, Washington Square Park NYC, was a blast!
	1:23pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Bas!
	1:24pm David Dichelle: And interesting guess, Hubig - we could perhaps go there in an old Plymouth.
	1:24pm David Dichelle: Sounds great, Dr. J. - sorry I missed it after all :)
	1:33pm Marie: Loving the show, loving this set!
	1:34pm David Dichelle: Glad you are, Marie - thanks!
	🚂 1:38pm Handy Haversack: Dang, just realized I have a 2 PM meeting. Hopefully it will be short and I can hear the Random Road and collect my Maorais winnings.
	1:40pm Stanley: Popping out for some freah air. Put me down for CAR
	1:40pm David Dichelle: Not to worry, all winnings can be collected at your local Mayotte OTB.
	1:41pm David Dichelle: Stanley: I suppose it would be fitting to go to CAR in a Plymouth.
	🚂 1:42pm Michael 98145: which reminds me ... i really do not understand the appeal of internet gambling.
	🚂 1:42pm Michael 98145: robot sez "oh, look! you lost again!"
	🚂 1:43pm Handy Haversack: You prefer to go to the cricket fights in person, as our ancestors did, eh, Michael?
	🚂 1:43pm Michael 98145: exactly !
	1:52pm Hubig Pie: If I didn't hang here on the message board, I'd never know about the wonderful wide world of cricket fighting.
	🚂 1:53pm Handy Haversack: We used to go to Belmont Park twice a year here in NYC for horse races, on Kentucky Derby day and my birthday. I really did love it, and my dad was a handicapper and had even worked at Belmont in the fifties. But eventually I couldn't square my ethics with the way horses are treated by an industry that claims to idolize them and had to stop going. I do miss it, though, even still. I even miss taking the occasional bet (usually on the Preakness and Belmont stakes) to the OTB in my neighborhood which was a slice of LIFE, yo. But somehow New York State managed to MISmanage a monopoly on gambling, and the OTBs failed. The mind, it boggles.
	1:54pm Sem: I rub my legs together in anticipation of a knock-down, drag-out cricket fight. I regret I cannot make the same sound as a cricket, though:/
	🚂 1:55pm Bas NL: Syria! Great!
	🚂 1:55pm Handy Haversack: Hugh Raffles's /Insectopedia/ has some great stuff on cricket fights. A really worthwhile book. Syria! Ooo! Back as soon as I can!
	🚂 1:55pm Michael 98145: Cool. Poor Syria.
	1:56pm Hubig Pie: Syria ! Moomtaz !
	1:58pm Hubig Pie: ... and champion crickets subside on a diet of ground shrimp, red beans, goat liver and maggots
	🚂 1:58pm chresti: Handy, I was a pari-mutuel clerk mid 80s to early 90s
	1:58pm Hubig Pie: Ta'ala = come hither
	🚂 2:02pm Michael 98145: why not ?
	2:04pm Phillippe: I've noticed a lot of people only go to races to see the crashes. Of course, I only watch car races, so things may be different at horse races.
	🚂 2:05pm Brian in UK: Guess that there is not much recent new music in Syria. Saying that there was Vietnamese psychedelia in the Sixties
	2:09pm Hubig Pie: Hafez al-Assad did his best to keep western influences and culture at bay during much of the 70's and 80's me thinks
	🚂 2:15pm Michael 98145: i do love music like this
	2:17pm David Dichelle: Kulna Sawa: lyricstranslate.com...
	🚂 2:17pm Handy Haversack: Only missed 2.5 tracks! Sounding great!
	2:18pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Handy!
	🚂 2:19pm Handy Haversack: chresti, were you at Santa Anita?
	2:24pm Sem: Glad I've got a good seat for this set. Evocative, delightful melodies, and what arrangements!
	🚂 2:24pm chresti: Yes, and Hollywood Park!
	🚂 2:25pm Diana in Hungary: Signing out early, with regrets... what a beautiful Random Road. Looking forward to catching up with it later, and looking forward to next week.
	🚂 2:26pm Michael 98145: "The 30-year-old world music singer was born in Syria. She moved from Syria to Sweden at age 11. She later moved to Scotland to attend Glasgow University. She crowdfunded her debut album, becoming the first Middle Eastern artist ever to do so."
	🚂 2:26pm Handy Haversack: Nice, chresti. My dad knew them both well from when he lived in LA in the forties and fifties. I always tipped my window clerks when I won. I'm sure it's not an easy job!
	🚂 2:26pm Michael 98145: Take care @Diana
	2:27pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Diana - have a good night!
	🚂 2:28pm chresti: Handy, your dad might of bumped into my ex's grandfather back then.
	2:30pm Stanley: Back. Syria, the cradle of civilisation.
	2:30pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Stanley!
	2:31pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry! What's in store for us today?
	2:33pm Hubig Pie: Lena inna lounge-y mood
	2:33pm David Dichelle: Lena Chamamyan: lyricstranslate.com...
	2:34pm Funky16Corners: Testify! The Siren Song of California, from the 1920s to the 1980s - https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/120050
	🚂 2:38pm Bas NL: Nice this 'Tarab Dub'.
	🚂 2:46pm WR: Hi David, have been listening but very busy at work, looking at the playlist I know I want to revisit the episode from the archive. Cheers.
	2:47pm Ike: Lurking, enjoying!
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Thanks, WR!
	2:47pm David Dichelle: And Ike!
	🚂 2:50pm Handy Haversack: Ike, not sure if you saw the other day, but I gabbed a copy of Nona the Ninth from the bookstore window. David, these Syria selections are just fantastic. What a range.
	2:50pm Funky16Corners: I love hearing punk rock in other languages.
	2:51pm Sem: ^ oh, yeah.
	2:52pm David Dichelle: Larry, couldn't agree more :)
	2:52pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Handy!
	🚂 2:53pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thanks so much for another stellar set!!
	🚂 2:54pm Handy Haversack: Shoot. Let's go again! Many thanks, David! This was fantastic! Much appreciated! Keep faring forward, Voyageurs!
	🚂 2:54pm Michael 98145: Well, that was great. Thanks again !
	🚂 2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another wonderful ride ! ~ TY Always DJ DD ~
	🚂 2:54pm Brian in UK: Nice work, David.
	2:54pm Marie: Thanks, David! (busy at work)
	2:54pm Sem: See you and all next time 'round, Conductor David.
	🚂 2:54pm Bas NL: Excellent Syria set! Thanks for the show David!
	🚂 2:54pm chresti: Thanks David! Reading about Syria..
	2:56pm Hubig Pie: The Syria show was Aa-theem, moomtaz. Shukran jazeelan ya afendum
	🚂 2:56pm Michael 98145: ditto
	2:57pm Marie: psycho leppo? @))
	🚂 2:57pm Yvang: Thanks David!
	3:00pm Stanley: Moomtaz gesir Thanks David
	3:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 29, 2022

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