WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 19, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:07pm Rachael Clugston: I would be interested to know if the SPD would seriously consider not being part of a GroKo, so that they can in fact lead the opposition, rather than giving the AfD that platform to grandstand upon,
	3:10pm David D: Sounds like a great question, Rachael, thanks! Feel free to call in once the show gets going...
	3:10pm David D: And everyone can call in with comments, thoughts, and questions on the upcoming German election, international affairs, or whatever you like at +49-341-3029492 (011-49-341-3029492 from the US/Canada).
	4:03pm doctorjazz: Hey David and commuters! Sounds interesting (was in Spain last week, talk about interesting politics...Barcelona demonstrating to secede, Madrid going, "huh?")
	4:06pm David D: Hey, doctorjazz! Yes, plenty to talk about there as well! All topics are welcome tonight...
	4:16pm Webhamster Henry: What's the German Government made of? That is, what coalitions, and how stable are they. Germany has been aggressive in supporting non-carbon energy, what is the political power that made that happen, and how can we get some in die V.S.A.?
	4:18pm David D: Hey Henry - great questions as well!
	4:20pm melinda: Hi all
	4:20pm David D: Hey Melinda!
	4:36pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Stork!
	4:43pm geezerette: H'lo, David & folks! Great conversation, helpful.
	4:43pm geezerette: Crazy world.
	4:45pm northguineahills: This is fun (It's distracting my from happened earlier on E 42nd ST), haven't studied German politics in four years. I only know the parties by their full English names, not their acronyms (well, I know the SPD).
	4:52pm David D: Greetings Henry, Geezerette, NGH!
	4:54pm Webhamster Henry: Are there Ostie/Westie issues in election issues?
	5:10pm geezerette: Great collage!
	5:11pm geezerette: Go Charlie!
	5:16pm kuba: hey everyone, sorry for the tameness and ignorance :)
	5:17pm David D: Here's that link to find your own personal German party: www.wahl-o-mat.de
	5:18pm David D: Everyone can call in with comments, thoughts, and questions on the upcoming German election, international affairs, or whatever you like at +49-341-3029492 (011-49-341-3029492 from the US/Canada).
	5:21pm geezerette: Hey world, apologies for the person pretending to speak for us. We wish he'd find another hobby.
	5:31pm David D: Be the first to break the international sound barrier...
	5:33pm David D: by calling in!
	5:33pm northguineahills: I would to call if I wasn't at work, although I'm already the only one in my office, but I'm still swamped from missing 5.5 days from Hurricane Irma.
	5:34pm David D: Sure, ngh, hope you can catch up both at work and clearing things up at home.
	5:36pm northguineahills: Also missed a week's worth of unpacking.
	5:47pm Stanley: Salaam.
	5:56pm Webhamster Henry: That wahl-o-mat- is good for reading tweet-sized versions of German political issues.
	5:57pm David D: Peace unto you, Stanley!
	5:58pm David D: Yes, Henry, it is a cheap and easy way to select a party, but gives you the general idea of where you and the parties stand. Also, it makes for a fun party game.
	6:02pm doctorjazz: Missed the discussion (work called) Loving this free jazz, though. time to head out, thanks David!
	6:04pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Doc!
	6:12pm northguineahills: Mexico City hit by a 7.1, seems to have done some limited damage. Just in time for the 35th anniversary of the big one in '85.
	6:13pm Webhamster Henry: Interesting that guaranteed minimum income is an issue on the table. Good luck talking about that here! There's something like it that I recommend in the US, here's a video because they don't have the info for 2018 up yet. It's kind of game-like too. www.youtube.com...
	6:14pm northguineahills: Actually, looks worse then I thought.
	6:15pm northguineahills: Waddada Leo Smith!
	6:16pm geezerette: Love what you're playing, David. NGH, we had a 3.5 in L.A., don't know if they're related. Would have to see a map of faultlines, but think it's coincidence.
	6:17pm geezerette: ...still, apt metaphor for zeitgeist.
	6:20pm David D: True, bad news on several fronts, I suppose.
	6:21pm David D: Henry, that does look like it can a be a useful tool. People do need to be reminded of the actual issues, everywhere.
	6:27pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm going to boogie out in a bit. Thanks David!
	6:28pm David D: Thanks for tuning in and good luck with all those challenges!
	6:29pm geezerette: David, STELLAR playlist!
	6:31pm David D: Astronomical thanks, Geezerette!
	6:44pm DL in LA: I can finally hear the lyrics to Politician Man!
	6:46pm David D: Glad we could unveil the mystery, DL!
	6:53pm Webhamster Henry: Ella was 19 at this time.
	6:54pm geezerette: Thanks, David! Good luck on Sunday.
	6:59pm hilmar: schöne mischung, ich hoffe wir bekommen am sonntag auch so eine schöne mischung (wird wohl wieder eine enttäuschung) cheers hilmar
	7:01pm David D: Thanks everyone! Mal schauen, Hilmar - cheers!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 19, 2017

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September 19, 2017: Election reflection

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Alpha Blondy	Politiqui "Politiqui" by "Alpha Blondy"	Jerusalem	1986	0:03:42 (Pop-up)
Adjamtala Rockers	Démocratie "Démocratie" by "Adjamtala Rockers"	Bidon ville	199X	0:12:46 (Pop-up)
Ismaël Lô	Africa Démocratie "Africa Démocratie" by "Ismaël Lô"	Dabah	2002	0:16:09 (Pop-up)
Koniba Oule Kouyaté	Démocratie "Démocratie" by "Koniba Oule Kouyaté"	Démocratie	2008	0:19:50 (Pop-up)
Abou Diarra	Démocratie "Démocratie" by "Abou Diarra"	An Ka Belebele	2010	0:23:38 (Pop-up)
Matoub Lounes	Mr le Président "Mr le Président" by "Matoub Lounes"	A tarwa lḥif	1984	0:29:08 (Pop-up)
Fehlfarben	Gerechtigkeit "Gerechtigkeit" by "Fehlfarben"	Poem: Leonard Cohen in Deutscher Sprache	2014	0:50:58 (Pop-up)
Los Ignorantes	En Nombre de la Democracia	Individualism	2015	1:06:15 (Pop-up)
Wild Billy Childish & the Blackhands	Politics of Greed and Pain	The Original Chatham Jack	1992	1:15:01 (Pop-up)
Wizo	Wahlkrampf "Wahlkrampf" by "Wizo"	DER	2016	1:19:20 (Pop-up)
The Move	Vote For Me "Vote For Me" by "The Move"	Move	1967/1997	1:20:55 (Pop-up)
Leipziger Folksession Band	Die freie Republik	18 aus 48 Das Beste von der Barrikade	1998	1:23:42 (Pop-up)
Ougenweide	Zu Frankfurt, an dem Main	Liederbuch	1978	1:26:29 (Pop-up)
William Onyeabor	Politicians "Politicians" by "William Onyeabor"	Hypertension	1982	1:29:18 (Pop-up)
Che Sudaka	Mentira Politika "Mentira Politika" by "Che Sudaka"	Revolution Disco	2010	1:36:09 (Pop-up)
Bezerra Da Silva	Candidato caô caô	Violência gera Violência	1988	1:39:11 (Pop-up)
Amadou & Mariam	Politic Amagni (La Politique, C'est Pas Bon)	Dimanche à Bamako	2004	1:42:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lyle "Spud" Murphy and His Orchestra	Transcontinental		1938	1:46:53 (Pop-up)
Whit Dickey	Democracy at Home "Democracy at Home" by "Whit Dickey"	In a Heartbeat	2005	1:56:11 (Pop-up)
Wadada Leo Smith	Freedom Summer: Voter Registration, Acts Of Compassion And Empowerment, 1964	Ten Freedom Summers	2012	2:08:03 (Pop-up)
World Saxophone Quartet	Political Blues	Political Blues	2006	2:20:27 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Vote for Miles "Vote for Miles" by "Miles Davis"	On the Corner	1972	2:29:23 (Pop-up)
Betty Davis	Politician Man "Politician Man" by "Betty Davis"	The Columbia Years 1968-1969	1969/2016	2:38:07 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Democracy "Democracy" by "Leonard Cohen"	The Future	1992	2:43:46 (Pop-up)
Chick Webb and his Orchestra with Ella Fitzgerald	Vote For Mister Rhythm		1936	2:50:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra ‎	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:53:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07pm Rachael Clugston: I would be interested to know if the SPD would seriously consider not being part of a GroKo, so that they can in fact lead the opposition, rather than giving the AfD that platform to grandstand upon,
	3:10pm David D: Sounds like a great question, Rachael, thanks! Feel free to call in once the show gets going...
	3:10pm David D: And everyone can call in with comments, thoughts, and questions on the upcoming German election, international affairs, or whatever you like at +49-341-3029492 (011-49-341-3029492 from the US/Canada).
	4:03pm doctorjazz: Hey David and commuters! Sounds interesting (was in Spain last week, talk about interesting politics...Barcelona demonstrating to secede, Madrid going, "huh?")
	4:06pm David D: Hey, doctorjazz! Yes, plenty to talk about there as well! All topics are welcome tonight...
	4:16pm Webhamster Henry: What's the German Government made of? That is, what coalitions, and how stable are they. Germany has been aggressive in supporting non-carbon energy, what is the political power that made that happen, and how can we get some in die V.S.A.?
	4:18pm David D: Hey Henry - great questions as well!
	4:20pm melinda: Hi all
	4:20pm David D: Hey Melinda!
	4:36pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Stork!
	4:43pm geezerette: H'lo, David & folks! Great conversation, helpful.
	4:43pm geezerette: Crazy world.
	4:45pm northguineahills: This is fun (It's distracting my from happened earlier on E 42nd ST), haven't studied German politics in four years. I only know the parties by their full English names, not their acronyms (well, I know the SPD).
	4:52pm David D: Greetings Henry, Geezerette, NGH!
	4:54pm Webhamster Henry: Are there Ostie/Westie issues in election issues?
	5:10pm geezerette: Great collage!
	5:11pm geezerette: Go Charlie!
	5:16pm kuba: hey everyone, sorry for the tameness and ignorance :)
	5:17pm David D: Here's that link to find your own personal German party: www.wahl-o-mat.de
	5:18pm David D: Everyone can call in with comments, thoughts, and questions on the upcoming German election, international affairs, or whatever you like at +49-341-3029492 (011-49-341-3029492 from the US/Canada).
	5:21pm geezerette: Hey world, apologies for the person pretending to speak for us. We wish he'd find another hobby.
	5:31pm David D: Be the first to break the international sound barrier...
	5:33pm David D: by calling in!
	5:33pm northguineahills: I would to call if I wasn't at work, although I'm already the only one in my office, but I'm still swamped from missing 5.5 days from Hurricane Irma.
	5:34pm David D: Sure, ngh, hope you can catch up both at work and clearing things up at home.
	5:36pm northguineahills: Also missed a week's worth of unpacking.
	5:47pm Stanley: Salaam.
	5:56pm Webhamster Henry: That wahl-o-mat- is good for reading tweet-sized versions of German political issues.
	5:57pm David D: Peace unto you, Stanley!
	5:58pm David D: Yes, Henry, it is a cheap and easy way to select a party, but gives you the general idea of where you and the parties stand. Also, it makes for a fun party game.
	6:02pm doctorjazz: Missed the discussion (work called) Loving this free jazz, though. time to head out, thanks David!
	6:04pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Doc!
	6:12pm northguineahills: Mexico City hit by a 7.1, seems to have done some limited damage. Just in time for the 35th anniversary of the big one in '85.
	6:13pm Webhamster Henry: Interesting that guaranteed minimum income is an issue on the table. Good luck talking about that here! There's something like it that I recommend in the US, here's a video because they don't have the info for 2018 up yet. It's kind of game-like too. www.youtube.com...
	6:14pm northguineahills: Actually, looks worse then I thought.
	6:15pm northguineahills: Waddada Leo Smith!
	6:16pm geezerette: Love what you're playing, David. NGH, we had a 3.5 in L.A., don't know if they're related. Would have to see a map of faultlines, but think it's coincidence.
	6:17pm geezerette: ...still, apt metaphor for zeitgeist.
	6:20pm David D: True, bad news on several fronts, I suppose.
	6:21pm David D: Henry, that does look like it can a be a useful tool. People do need to be reminded of the actual issues, everywhere.
	6:27pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm going to boogie out in a bit. Thanks David!
	6:28pm David D: Thanks for tuning in and good luck with all those challenges!
	6:29pm geezerette: David, STELLAR playlist!
	6:31pm David D: Astronomical thanks, Geezerette!
	6:44pm DL in LA: I can finally hear the lyrics to Politician Man!
	6:46pm David D: Glad we could unveil the mystery, DL!
	6:53pm Webhamster Henry: Ella was 19 at this time.
	6:54pm geezerette: Thanks, David! Good luck on Sunday.
	6:59pm hilmar: schöne mischung, ich hoffe wir bekommen am sonntag auch so eine schöne mischung (wird wohl wieder eine enttäuschung) cheers hilmar
	7:01pm David D: Thanks everyone! Mal schauen, Hilmar - cheers!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 19, 2017

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