WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 2, 2017

Listener comments!
	4:06pm doctorjazz: Hi David and Subway riders!
	4:07pm David D: Doctorjazz - welcome aboard!
	4:14pm Stanley: Turning on, tuning in and dropping out Yeah
	4:22pm David D: Good evening, Stanley!
	4:25pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hi. Still trying to find the subway stop!
	4:27pm David D: Kevin! You can ride it if you find it...
	4:27pm Stanley: Good evening David, doctor. I've just realised I've been listening to FMU since 8.30 this morning. Samantha, Wake 'n' Bake, Garbage Time, Tony Coulter, an hour of the GTDR stream and now this wonderful show. Managed to fit in a day's work on top of all this, too. Happy days.
	4:32pm doctorjazz: Man, Stanley, you take the FMU listening prize! (I did listen to Matt, Tony, caught up with the second half of Destination Out, and now David, though often I have to leave the room with the radio and do some work...) Very excited-David Murray, sax man extraordinaire, had left NY for Paris, but it seems he moved back and is playing at the Village Vanguard this week (European loss). Going to see him tomorrow night.
	4:34pm David D: Sounds great - WFMU days are the best days!
	4:34pm doctorjazz: The back up band here listened to a lot of Johnny Cash. (the Pate Mustajarvi)
	4:36pm David D: Methinks a lot of them did - although maybe not all...
	4:37pm Dean: Oh, man, doctorjazz! I missed Murray here last month. Played with Kahil El'Zabar. Friend who went says it was great.
	4:37pm doctorjazz: (of course, you could argue that alternating bass was taken from European Oompah music).
	4:40pm doctorjazz: @Dean, saw him many times, many years ago, glad to hear the present show is great, psyched.
	4:40pm Stanley: @doctorjazz - I don't know, it seems that the station just gets better and better. There are so many shows I enjoy, especially on the Drummer stream and there's rarely a hiatus. Even then you've got Doug's record collection streaming away. Have you noticed how absolutely top class that is, too?
	4:40pm David D: Very good point, doctorjazz, what goes around comes around a little bit different each time.
	4:41pm doctorjazz: Sure, Stanley, the stream is great. Doug's last show was him taking random stuff from his "not played" folder that he put together not having heard them, and it was great!
	4:42pm Dean: I've heard him a few times, including once at Phil Gelb's flat in Oakland. Phil prepares and serves a vegan dinner to twenty or so guests. Before dinner a performance by the guest of honor who joins the group for the meal.
	4:45pm Stanley: I remember. Doug's collection is a treasure trove. Dean - what a great evening that must have been.
	4:46pm David D: Don't worry this is the last one!
	4:47pm Dean: Gelb is amazing. I've heard Oliver Lake, Mark Dresser, and Joelle Leandre, too, at his place, i.e., three independent shows. But I regret missing Murray in Vallejo last month. Hoping doctorjazz will report back!
	4:47pm David D: And yes, I cannot overemphasize how great the stream is even in automated mode!
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Ahh, those living/dining room concerts are great! I have a friend who does one a year (approximately) in Philly, ran down last time when he had Nels Cline, Gerald Cleaver, Larry Ochs play at his house. A friend who passed was an amateur drummer, used to get good folks up to his house for a great dinner and jam. There's a classical series that is organized in people's houses in the NY area, haven't gotten to any of them yet, hope to.
	4:52pm Dean: Cline/Cleaver/Ochs must have been wonderful. We also have the former Maybeck Hall here in town. With the new owner it is now dubbed Maybeck Studio. The concert series has veered considerably from the piano-centric programming we know from the Concord series. I heard Myra Melford and Satoko Fujii there. Lovely space.
	4:57pm doctorjazz: I have a good number of those Maybeck piano CD's. I'd love to see Myra Melford one of these days. (I had seen the Ochs/Cline/Cleaver group in a Philly club a few nights before, was just amazing hearing them in the house, much better; as a bonus, Cline, who isn't shy about talking about himself, talked about his career, his music and other music, was a good time).
	5:01pm Dean: Been collecting those Maybecks on Concord for years, which causes no little trouble with duplication. Can't always remember which ones I already have. Same goes for the Kodaly Quartet's traversal of the Haydn SQs on Naxos. Melford teaches two buildings away from where I sit at work. Kinda cool.
	5:01pm doctorjazz: I have trouble keeping track of which Masada CD's I have...
	5:02pm doctorjazz: Time for some Klezmer...
	5:02pm Dean: Ha, ha! For sure! I don't even try with Zorn.
	5:04pm David D: Doctorjazz: Indeed, just getting started...
	5:09pm doctorjazz: Speaking of Zorn, he has a show in a few weeks at the Village Vanguard as well, have to check with my social director and check if I'm free; may be his take on Jewish/Klezmer music.
	5:11pm Dean: Yow. Looks like it's Zorn with Steve Coleman, Tyshawn Sorey, and Christian McBride. The upcoming Murray show ensemble looks amazing, too.
	5:15pm doctorjazz: Always love this set, makes me smile (bit of a sad smile)...
	5:17pm David D: Glad you do, doctorjazz.
	5:17pm Dean: This Schubert as performed by an amateur 'cellist was featured in Brideshead Revisited, iirc.
	5:20pm David D: One more time!
	5:31pm Stanley: Gents, that's me away to ma bed. Many thanks David for the interesting and enjoyable tunes. Good night all.
	5:32pm David D: Thanks for joining us this evening, Stanley - have a good night!
	5:54pm doctorjazz: Cool this Barcelona Swing Serenaders-is it a recent recording or a recent reissue (sounds very 40's)
	5:57pm David D: Yes indeed, a touch of manouche as well - but founded in 1999!
	6:09pm doctorjazz: Time to take you to the car for the drive home, thanks, David!
	6:10pm David D: Thanks for listening and for the lift, doctorjazz!
	6:51pm northguineahills: Got here for the last 20 minutes, thanks!
	6:53pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, northguineahills! And thanks everyone for listening and commenting!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 2, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Screamin' Jay Hawkins	Orange Coloured Sky	At Home With Screamin' Jay Hawkins	1958	0:02:06 (Pop-up)
The Pink Floyd	Apples And Oranges		1967	0:04:53 (Pop-up)
The Lysergics	Blue Lines Splashing Orange	The Lysergics	2014	0:08:01 (Pop-up)
Yoyoyo Acapulco	Orange "Orange" by "Yoyoyo Acapulco"	The Pleumeleuc Experience	2010	0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	0:16:43 (Pop-up)
Republic	Kék és narancssárga "Kék és narancssárga" by "Republic"	Győri Kex	2006	0:21:03 (Pop-up)
Bravo	Stil'nyy Oranzhevyy Galstuk	Moskovskiy Bit (Moscow Beat)	1992	0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:29:01 (Pop-up)
Pate Mustajärvi	Ukko-Pekka - Orange Blossom Special	Musta	2010	0:31:22 (Pop-up)
Zelenáči (Greenhorns)	Oranžový expres (Orange Blossom Special)		1971	0:34:43 (Pop-up)
Gunter Gabriel	Rheingold-Trans-Europa (Orange Blossom Special)	Rastlose Cowboys Und Ehrbare Mädchen	1979	0:38:38 (Pop-up)
Frank Leahy & Eduard Minevich	Orange Blossom Special / Flight of the Bumble Bee	Bending the Bows	1993	0:42:26 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Orange Blossom Special	Farewell, Farewell	1979	0:45:07 (Pop-up)
Vincent Gargiulo	The Red Orange Hotel	The Muppetless Movie	2014	0:47:49 (Pop-up)
France Gall	A Banda (Zwei Apfelsinen im Haar)		1968	0:49:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Pommes de ma Douche	Fleur Bleue	Gypsy Knights	2006	0:52:12 (Pop-up)
Brave Old World	Royte Pomarantsn - Blood Oranges	Blood Oranges	1997	1:00:38 (Pop-up)
Di Grine Kuzine	Orange Diver's Dance	Everybody's Child	2010	1:04:59 (Pop-up)
Lilith	Lomir Zikh Iberbetn "Lomir Zikh Iberbetn" by "Lilith"	Göğün Yarısı / Hälfte Des Himmels	2004	1:08:46 (Pop-up)
Nehamy Lifshitsaitė	Lomir Zikh Iberbetn			1:11:40 (Pop-up)
Karsten Troyke	Lomir Zikh Iberbetn	Shuloym Alaykhem - The Old Yiddish Songs	1999	1:13:14 (Pop-up)
XVIII-21 Le Baroque Nomade	Lomir Zikh Iberbetn	Schubert Klezmer	2011	1:14:39 (Pop-up)
Ben Zimet	Lomir Zikh Iberbetn "Lomir Zikh Iberbetn" by "Ben Zimet"	Chants Yiddish	1974	1:19:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Donauwellenreiter	Cyros "Cyros" by "Donauwellenreiter"	Messei	2014	1:22:10 (Pop-up)
Ahmet Kaya	Turuncu Gemi "Turuncu Gemi" by "Ahmet Kaya"	Yıldızlar ve Yakamoz	1996	1:30:32 (Pop-up)
Mohsen Namjoo	Narengi (Khorassani)	Trust the Tangerine Peel	2014	1:34:36 (Pop-up)
Catch-Pop String-Strong	Blues & Oranges	Catch-Pop String-Strong	2012	1:43:26 (Pop-up)
Akim El Sikameya	Chawa et fleur d'oranger	Un Chouia d’Amour	2008	1:47:55 (Pop-up)
Barcelona Swing Serenaders	Serenata Taronja	Saturday Night Function	2008	1:50:54 (Pop-up)
Violeta Parra	Las Naranjas "Las Naranjas" by "Violeta Parra"	Canto y Guitarra	1956	1:54:30 (Pop-up)
Chroma	Portokali "Portokali" by "Chroma"	Portokali	2015	1:58:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lyle "Spud" Murphy and His Orchestra	Transcontinental		1938	2:02:24 (Pop-up)
Luděk Nekuda	Oranžová baňka "Oranžová baňka" by "Luděk Nekuda"		1975	2:08:52 (Pop-up)
Roman Kołakowski	Lime Tree Arbour / Pomarańczowy Gaj	36 x Nick Cave	2012	2:11:30 (Pop-up)
Balkadjé	Les Orangers "Les Orangers" by "Balkadjé"	Balkadjé	2004	2:14:14 (Pop-up)
Tinkara Kovač	Oranžen Dan "Oranžen Dan" by "Tinkara Kovač"	O*Range	2003	2:17:24 (Pop-up)
Eva Pilarová	Oranžový měsíc "Oranžový měsíc" by "Eva Pilarová"		1963	2:22:22 (Pop-up)
Korben Dallas	Oranžová "Oranžová" by "Korben Dallas"	Stredovek	2017	2:25:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	2:27:30 (Pop-up)
Akio Niitsu	Orange Paradox "Orange Paradox" by "Akio Niitsu"	I.O	1978	2:32:53 (Pop-up)
Leipziger Streichquartett	Beethoven: Great Fugue, Op. 133: Overtura - Fuga	String Quartet in B Flat Minor, Op. 130 & Great Fugue, Op. 133	2007	2:34:46 (Pop-up)
London Symphony Orchestra (Antal Dorati)	Sergei Prokofiev: The Love for Three Oranges, Symphonic Suite, Op.33		1957	2:49:38 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan and The Band	Orange Juice Blues (Blues for Breakfast)	The Breakfast Tapes	1967/ 1975	2:51:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Take the “A” Train		1941/1962	2:54:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:06pm doctorjazz: Hi David and Subway riders!
	4:07pm David D: Doctorjazz - welcome aboard!
	4:14pm Stanley: Turning on, tuning in and dropping out Yeah
	4:22pm David D: Good evening, Stanley!
	4:25pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hi. Still trying to find the subway stop!
	4:27pm David D: Kevin! You can ride it if you find it...
	4:27pm Stanley: Good evening David, doctor. I've just realised I've been listening to FMU since 8.30 this morning. Samantha, Wake 'n' Bake, Garbage Time, Tony Coulter, an hour of the GTDR stream and now this wonderful show. Managed to fit in a day's work on top of all this, too. Happy days.
	4:32pm doctorjazz: Man, Stanley, you take the FMU listening prize! (I did listen to Matt, Tony, caught up with the second half of Destination Out, and now David, though often I have to leave the room with the radio and do some work...) Very excited-David Murray, sax man extraordinaire, had left NY for Paris, but it seems he moved back and is playing at the Village Vanguard this week (European loss). Going to see him tomorrow night.
	4:34pm David D: Sounds great - WFMU days are the best days!
	4:34pm doctorjazz: The back up band here listened to a lot of Johnny Cash. (the Pate Mustajarvi)
	4:36pm David D: Methinks a lot of them did - although maybe not all...
	4:37pm Dean: Oh, man, doctorjazz! I missed Murray here last month. Played with Kahil El'Zabar. Friend who went says it was great.
	4:37pm doctorjazz: (of course, you could argue that alternating bass was taken from European Oompah music).
	4:40pm doctorjazz: @Dean, saw him many times, many years ago, glad to hear the present show is great, psyched.
	4:40pm Stanley: @doctorjazz - I don't know, it seems that the station just gets better and better. There are so many shows I enjoy, especially on the Drummer stream and there's rarely a hiatus. Even then you've got Doug's record collection streaming away. Have you noticed how absolutely top class that is, too?
	4:40pm David D: Very good point, doctorjazz, what goes around comes around a little bit different each time.
	4:41pm doctorjazz: Sure, Stanley, the stream is great. Doug's last show was him taking random stuff from his "not played" folder that he put together not having heard them, and it was great!
	4:42pm Dean: I've heard him a few times, including once at Phil Gelb's flat in Oakland. Phil prepares and serves a vegan dinner to twenty or so guests. Before dinner a performance by the guest of honor who joins the group for the meal.
	4:45pm Stanley: I remember. Doug's collection is a treasure trove. Dean - what a great evening that must have been.
	4:46pm David D: Don't worry this is the last one!
	4:47pm Dean: Gelb is amazing. I've heard Oliver Lake, Mark Dresser, and Joelle Leandre, too, at his place, i.e., three independent shows. But I regret missing Murray in Vallejo last month. Hoping doctorjazz will report back!
	4:47pm David D: And yes, I cannot overemphasize how great the stream is even in automated mode!
	4:48pm doctorjazz: Ahh, those living/dining room concerts are great! I have a friend who does one a year (approximately) in Philly, ran down last time when he had Nels Cline, Gerald Cleaver, Larry Ochs play at his house. A friend who passed was an amateur drummer, used to get good folks up to his house for a great dinner and jam. There's a classical series that is organized in people's houses in the NY area, haven't gotten to any of them yet, hope to.
	4:52pm Dean: Cline/Cleaver/Ochs must have been wonderful. We also have the former Maybeck Hall here in town. With the new owner it is now dubbed Maybeck Studio. The concert series has veered considerably from the piano-centric programming we know from the Concord series. I heard Myra Melford and Satoko Fujii there. Lovely space.
	4:57pm doctorjazz: I have a good number of those Maybeck piano CD's. I'd love to see Myra Melford one of these days. (I had seen the Ochs/Cline/Cleaver group in a Philly club a few nights before, was just amazing hearing them in the house, much better; as a bonus, Cline, who isn't shy about talking about himself, talked about his career, his music and other music, was a good time).
	5:01pm Dean: Been collecting those Maybecks on Concord for years, which causes no little trouble with duplication. Can't always remember which ones I already have. Same goes for the Kodaly Quartet's traversal of the Haydn SQs on Naxos. Melford teaches two buildings away from where I sit at work. Kinda cool.
	5:01pm doctorjazz: I have trouble keeping track of which Masada CD's I have...
	5:02pm doctorjazz: Time for some Klezmer...
	5:02pm Dean: Ha, ha! For sure! I don't even try with Zorn.
	5:04pm David D: Doctorjazz: Indeed, just getting started...
	5:09pm doctorjazz: Speaking of Zorn, he has a show in a few weeks at the Village Vanguard as well, have to check with my social director and check if I'm free; may be his take on Jewish/Klezmer music.
	5:11pm Dean: Yow. Looks like it's Zorn with Steve Coleman, Tyshawn Sorey, and Christian McBride. The upcoming Murray show ensemble looks amazing, too.
	5:15pm doctorjazz: Always love this set, makes me smile (bit of a sad smile)...
	5:17pm David D: Glad you do, doctorjazz.
	5:17pm Dean: This Schubert as performed by an amateur 'cellist was featured in Brideshead Revisited, iirc.
	5:20pm David D: One more time!
	5:31pm Stanley: Gents, that's me away to ma bed. Many thanks David for the interesting and enjoyable tunes. Good night all.
	5:32pm David D: Thanks for joining us this evening, Stanley - have a good night!
	5:54pm doctorjazz: Cool this Barcelona Swing Serenaders-is it a recent recording or a recent reissue (sounds very 40's)
	5:57pm David D: Yes indeed, a touch of manouche as well - but founded in 1999!
	6:09pm doctorjazz: Time to take you to the car for the drive home, thanks, David!
	6:10pm David D: Thanks for listening and for the lift, doctorjazz!
	6:51pm northguineahills: Got here for the last 20 minutes, thanks!
	6:53pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, northguineahills! And thanks everyone for listening and commenting!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 2, 2017

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