WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 22, 2018

Listener comments!
	4:00pm Stanley: Tickets, please.
	4:01pm Webhamster Henry: Ich bin kein Schwartzfahrer!
	4:01pm melinda: U-Bahn!
	4:04pm Sem: Love that Lenny. Dreamed of having his hair once. Hello, David, those traveling coach, hanging on up on the roof, and determinedly falling slightly behind hoofing it don the tracks behind trying to get a handhold.
	4:04pm Dean: Bernstein 100! The big Deutsche Grammophon box of CDs is very tempting...
	4:04pm David D: As Estonia recently announced for all of its public transportation - all rides are free here!
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: The Barbara Cook version of Candide ... check out Kristin Chenoweth's version online - She's so funnnny!
	4:09pm david w: I so rarely get the chance to join you here. But today, yes! Hello David and all!
	4:09pm David D: And welcome aboard, Stanley, Henry, Melinda, Sem, and Dean...
	4:09pm David D: And David W!
	4:09pm melinda: It was a big deal when the Clash filmed their video for this in Austin. A girl from my school could be seen briefly in the concert audience.
	4:11pm Stanley: Rachid Taha. Yay!
	4:11pm Dean: How is the Hillage work on this album? Hadn't heard of it before.
	4:11pm doctorjazz: Hey all, great opening set!
	4:12pm David D: Hello and thanks, Doctorjazz!
	4:16pm David D: Dean: Steve Hillage produced and did a lot on the album: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:19pm Dean: ...which renders it pretty much a must-have.
	4:22pm Dean: Evidently, it is one of Dick Cavett's favorite overtures, too. It was his television talk show's theme song.
	4:23pm Stanley: ..and he also made the soup.
	4:24pm Sem: ...with lots and lots of harissa.
	4:27pm David D: Dean: Yes, but just that second-to-end part, fitting in any case.
	4:29pm coelacanth∅: hey David and freedom riders
	4:30pm David D: Hey there coelacanth∅!
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: ...and Long Live Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno! Happy Birthday
	4:32pm northguineahills: Never heard that Prince Buster....Actually have this Sergio Mendes.....
	4:32pm Webhamster Henry: This is pretty Brasil '66-y! I like the Mission Impossible/ Norwegian Wood mashup too!
	4:35pm David D: Good afternoon NGH!
	4:37pm David D: Henry: Yes, and I can imagine Mission Impossible working with Tomorrow Never Knows too...
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: well, i've collected maybe 60 versions and heard another few dozen of tnk and never heard this one.
	4:38pm Stanley: Steve Cabbage also does a good version of "Tomorrow Never Knows"
	4:40pm coelacanth∅: strangely Dave Matthews' version is very good - as is Phil Collins' ...i don't expect people to believe me!
	4:40pm david w: You are going deep. Norwegian Wood in the #metoo era is prescient. He doesn't seduce her, and in the flip version, wow. And Tomorrow Never Knows is probably the most critical single transformative moment in pop history. Chord changes beware!
	4:41pm northguineahills: I thought that Els 4 Gats sounded Spanish, but couldn't quite understand it. Being Cantalunyan explains it!
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: (actually it's Herbie Hancock & Dave Matthews)
	4:41pm northguineahills: what david w said....
	4:48pm northguineahills: Happy birthday Sun Ra, glad to actually see you rise this morning (raining cats and dogs, and maybe odd ferret down here again.
	4:52pm David D: Yes, indeed - the 104th rising of this particular Sun.
	4:55pm David D: David W: I was always slightly confused by the meaning of Norwegian Wood, myself, to be honest.
	5:07pm david w: @Norwegiann Wood: It's pretty abstract. But basically, respect.
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: i always just took norwegian wood as a story of how he's used to being in control but this woman taught him something...and that fucking or whatever became not the goal.
	5:08pm melinda: I am still confused by Norwegian Wood
	5:08pm David D: I guess I grew up thinking it was all one big metaphor for drugs - says something about me!
	5:14pm Sem: I read a Lennon interview, and he said he was afraid of revealing too much about his relationship with "the bird", so that his wife wouldn't get wise. Hence the louche narrative, in the original sense of the word, meaning "cross-eyed."
	5:15pm melinda: The Norwegian wood reference is what confused me
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: haha...not sure i want to touch that one!
	5:18pm coelacanth∅: ...triple entendre though
	5:19pm coelacanth∅: (?)
	5:20pm melinda: @coel yeah I thought of possible meanings after I wrote it, haha.
	5:23pm coelacanth∅: well- subtle enough that nobody panicked in 1966 when it hit the airwaves
	5:23pm Dean: Listened to one of Schleiermacher's Cage records just this weekend.
	5:24pm Sem: Just so, @coel. Pretty melody, and he went off to sleep in the bath. Chaste, even;-D
	5:25pm coelacanth∅: ...but still burning in the morning, despite controlling himself the night before.
	5:27pm Sem: Ah well, also true. Not sure if he was successful in deceiving Cynthia, who would one ask?
	5:27pm coelacanth∅: (and i guess - if it was in fact autobiographical...and most of John's songs were - her being norwegian is a clue about who it was)
	5:30pm coelacanth∅: now that Cynthia's also moved ahead, maybe Paul or Ringo would tell. maybe not.
	5:30pm Sem: @melinda: from the wikithingy entry for the song:" Paul McCartney explained that the term "Norwegian Wood" was a sarcastic reference to the cheap pine wall panelling then in vogue (e.g. in guitarist Peter Asher's bedroom)."
	5:33pm northguineahills: I got that Stockhausen record at a flea market in Berlin, actually....
	5:35pm David D: NGH: Yes, I really need to head up there with a large sack or something...
	5:36pm melinda: Sem that's really funny
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: hmm i didn't know that,Sem. when i was little i assumed it was the wooden walls &/or furniture in her flat; and in the morning the narrator burned the house down...but then when i was a little older i decided the woman was (also?) norwegian and lighting a fire [of norwegian wood] was a double entendre with a third implication as well. ...maybe i'm reading too much into it?
	5:38pm coelacanth∅: ...of course, it's not uncommon for a beatle, or former beatle to lie about a song meaning!
	5:41pm northguineahills: @coel: (ie "why don't we do it in the road" & "Lucy in the Sky W/ Diamonds". I asked my hippie aunt when I was 17 if Lucy in the Sky W/ Diamonds was about LSD, and she said yes (we were out of earshot of my parents).
	5:43pm northguineahills: (well, she wasn't actually a hippie, but compared to my fundy parents I thought she was at the time).
	5:44pm coelacanth∅: ha - that aunt is a keeper! i wonder what my aunt would've said, had i asked her.
	5:45pm coelacanth∅: ...i guess she's also not amongst us any more. sorry to hear it.
	5:46pm david w: I stick to "respect" as the theme. Whether your drugs or your partner, you have to give it up. Cheap accommodations just a sideshow. But nice poetry.
	5:46pm melinda: I always pictured a nice toasty fire in a hearth
	5:47pm Sem: Yes, david w., the song succeeds as poetry because we can all bring our own nuance to it, without the "truth" being so baldly stated that the mystery disappears.
	5:49pm coelacanth∅: david, you're wise to keep it simple, because, regardless - that is the bottom line.
	5:49pm Sem: ...and speaking of disappearing, this is where I get off, so to say. Thank you, D.D., and traveling companions. Next time, then.
	5:50pm coelacanth∅: happy trails Sem
	5:50pm David D: Have a good night, Sem, thanks for accompanying us!
	5:50pm melinda: And I visualized Norwegian wood as a log of driftwood
	5:51pm Dean: Wait, it's not a song with a refrain in the subjunctive mood?
	5:51pm coelacanth∅: melinda, now, thinking back, i guess i did imagine a fire in a hearth as well...only it was her beautiful wooden furniture burning!
	5:53pm coelacanth∅: (either way by the time i was a teenager i'd attached other meanings to it)
	5:54pm melinda: Coel that seems more likely than regular firewood
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: For a second I thought we were back in Sun Ra land!
	5:55pm david w: Yes! Was he vindictive? I did think he might have burned the goods!
	5:56pm northguineahills: @coel: Yeah, my father's older sister, the only one of my parent's siblings to pass. She lived a hard life.
	5:56pm David D: Henry: Back in Leipzig again actually.
	6:08pm coelacanth∅: ngh mine was my father's twin. we always considered her very cool, though i never thought "hippie". she always -even as she was outliving her survival prognosis by over 10 years, her 7th decade - looked much younger than she was. she turned me on to Odetta, ledbelly, gamelan music, king sunny adé, Leon Bibb and much more.
	6:10pm northguineahills: Nubia was the very south border area of Egypt and Sudan from Khartoum north.
	6:11pm northguineahills: @coel: Mine succumbed to multiple strokes during a decade. My father has had them as well, but fared better. (I need to get my vascular health checked).
	6:14pm coelacanth∅: ngh please do! (but interpret the test results yourself!)
	6:17pm David D: NGH & Coel: Yes, sounds like a good idea.
	6:19pm David D: NGH: They are in fact Nubian.
	6:20pm northguineahills: I have my mother's blood (Von Willebrands syndrome [aka false hemophilia], so platelet count is always low). If I have father's vascular system, I'm fucked. When I bleed, I bleed. (Considering how uncareful I am, and pain doesn't bother me too much, it's quite often)
	6:20pm northguineahills: I handle lots of blood (usually my own), better then my wife.
	6:22pm northguineahills: Oh, @coel, that's tre cool. No music/art flows in my family (unless my father singing and playing guitar at the church choir counts)
	6:23pm northguineahills: Wasn't John Mayer Scottish-Indian? And put out that album Indo-Jazz fusion? (can't remember the title).
	6:23pm David D: NGH: I wish I knew more about that sort of thing, but it does sound like something to keep an eye on.
	6:24pm coelacanth∅: does vitamin k (available naturally in alfalfa) help?
	6:29pm David D: Mayer was from India, lived in England, and did quite a few things along those lines.
	6:30pm northguineahills: I believe Hamza El Din was Nubian (my first oud record [cd])
	6:31pm coelacanth∅: ngh if bleeding too much ever becomes a bigger issue than it seems to be now, and you consider trying alfalfa to assist in blood coagulation, i suggest using whole alfalfa leaf capsules or tablets...NOT "concentrate" or "extract" - which may leave behind co-factors that assist in the utilization of the beneficial constituents. ...not that you asked me.
	6:32pm Dean: Nonesuch's The Water Wheel? That was mine. Favorite, though, is Water Lily Acoustics' Lily of the Nile LP. Had the pleasure of hearing Hamza el Din perform at McCabe's Guitar Shop on Pico Blvd.
	6:35pm northguineahills: @coel: Well, i have platelets, it's just that I don't create enough proteins for them to stick together. Fortunately, It hasn't been a problem since I was 20 w/ my last knee surgery and I had to wait a month b/c my platelet count was too low. Oh, and when I slice my hand down to the bone [washing a narrow beer glass at home] and had to make a tourniquet and got 9 stitches. My wife nearly fainted. NYU Medical Center saw me w/in 15 minutes. My hand looked like some one cut into a lobster claw. Good fun!
	6:36pm northguineahills: cut lobster tail.
	6:36pm northguineahills: @coel: Thanks, I will look into that this week. @Dean: Yep, that's the one!
	6:36pm David D: Ouch!
	6:39pm coelacanth∅: dammit be careful!! (also do some research. i haven't been in the field for a while and there's always new information...but definitely the leaves NOT the seeds; and alfalfa sprouts are probably not all that good for people either)
	6:41pm northguineahills: took a livery cab to NYU medical, w/ my hand wrapped in a towel under my coat. I didn't want to go to Woodhull,(Bushwick Brooklyn) even though I was only less then a km away
	6:41pm northguineahills: But alfalfa sprouts are tastey! Thanks David, leaving work in a bit!
	6:43pm David D: Thanks, NGH, have a great evening!
	6:43pm northguineahills: @coel: As I texted my wife this week, ngh ≠ careful.
	6:44pm coelacanth∅: ...that said, i will at least tell you that i've seen good results with alfalfa tablets for a condition that was " similar to hemophilia, but not hemophilia"...i don't remember but maybe it was the same condition. the mother said i saved her daughter's life by suggesting it; but then one day we were out of it, and she bought a "standardized extract" of alfalfa. sure enough the girl cut herself and it did not work.
	6:47pm coelacanth∅: this whole set is blowing me away (-well, keeping me right here actually)
	6:51pm David D: Thanks, Coel!
	6:57pm Dean: Did Lenny prefer BURN-stine? (He did not like "Lenny.")
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David! take care y'all
	7:01pm David D: I've been wondering that myself, Dean. Hope he approves!
	7:01pm David D: And thanks everyone - have a great week!
	9:12pm Parq: Hi David. Missed you live, long story, but here for the archive. Looks like it's a great show. All the best.
	9:56am David D: Thanks for checking in, Parq!
	🚂 4:26pm Brian in UK: Oh no. Twenty fours late. It might have saved Gene Pitney
	5:43pm David D: No worries - thanks for stopping by!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Leonard Bernstein	Candide: Overture	Bernstein Conducts Bernstein	1960	0:01:52 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Rock the Casbah "Rock the Casbah" by "The Clash"	Combat Rock	1982	0:05:58 (Pop-up)
Rachid Taha	Rock El Casbah "Rock El Casbah" by "Rachid Taha"	Tékitoi	2004	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
Hayvanlar Alemi	Guarana Superpower	Demolar 2007-2008	2007	0:14:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:20:27 (Pop-up)
Prince Buster	All My Loving "All My Loving" by "Prince Buster"		1968	0:26:32 (Pop-up)
Els 4 Gats	L'Home Solter (Please, Please Me)		1964	0:28:04 (Pop-up)
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66	Norwegian Wood	Ye-Me-Le	1969	0:29:59 (Pop-up)
Violeta de Outono	Tomorrow Never Knows	Violeta de Outono	1987	0:33:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	0:37:39 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Friendly Galaxy "Friendly Galaxy" by "Sun Ra"	Secrets of the Sun	1965	0:41:51 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Walkin' on the Moon "Walkin' on the Moon" by "Sun Ra"	Out in Space	1971	0:46:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010	0:55:38 (Pop-up)
Nat Adderley	Gemini "Gemini" by "Nat Adderley"	The Soul Zodiac	1972	1:01:39 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Heath	Gemini (Love and Understanding)	The Gap Sealer & Love and Understanding	1972	1:05:17 (Pop-up)
Snarky Puppy	Gemini "Gemini" by "Snarky Puppy"	Culcha Vulcha	2016	1:13:07 (Pop-up)
Steffen Schleiermacher & Volker Hemken	Tierkreis (1975): 5. Gemini	Stockhausen: Bass Clarinet & Piano	2007	1:18:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015	1:19:26 (Pop-up)
Aistė Smilgevičiūtė ir SKYLĖ	Upelė	Vilko vartai	2016	1:25:37 (Pop-up)
Nebo Popolam	Vesna "Vesna" by "Nebo Popolam"	Rebel Rock	2016	1:30:16 (Pop-up)
Sattvika	Moy mayak "Moy mayak" by "Sattvika"	Prosti	2015	1:33:44 (Pop-up)
Boyan Z	Cecen Kizi "Cecen Kizi" by "Boyan Z"	Koreni	1999	1:36:37 (Pop-up)
Musicians of the Nile	Yā Tīr 'Ala Shadjarah (Oh Bird Upon The Tree)	Luxor to Isna	1989	1:42:15 (Pop-up)
Edithrakneff Weinermond & Romondoprath Ulfkutter	Peripherduett	Peripherduette	2013	1:51:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008	2:03:00 (Pop-up)
John Mayer	Maha-Samana "Maha-Samana" by "John Mayer"	Dhammapada	1976/2006	2:14:15 (Pop-up)
Philip Cohran & The Artistic Heritage Ensemble	New Frankiphone Blues	On the Beach	1967	2:27:04 (Pop-up)
Segun Bucknor	Adanri Sogbasogba "Adanri Sogbasogba" by "Segun Bucknor"		197X	2:33:55 (Pop-up)
Edmond Mondésir	Lonnè épi respé	Bèlè, tradition & création	2011	2:39:39 (Pop-up)
Trio Ewen Delahaye Favennec	Quitter Ouessant	Route 66	2014	2:46:58 (Pop-up)
Eva Pilarová & Marta Kubišová	Amerika je Amerika	Scény z Nejslavnějších Amerických Musicalů	1966	2:51:36 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:56:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:00pm Stanley: Tickets, please.
	4:01pm Webhamster Henry: Ich bin kein Schwartzfahrer!
	4:01pm melinda: U-Bahn!
	4:04pm Sem: Love that Lenny. Dreamed of having his hair once. Hello, David, those traveling coach, hanging on up on the roof, and determinedly falling slightly behind hoofing it don the tracks behind trying to get a handhold.
	4:04pm Dean: Bernstein 100! The big Deutsche Grammophon box of CDs is very tempting...
	4:04pm David D: As Estonia recently announced for all of its public transportation - all rides are free here!
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: The Barbara Cook version of Candide ... check out Kristin Chenoweth's version online - She's so funnnny!
	4:09pm david w: I so rarely get the chance to join you here. But today, yes! Hello David and all!
	4:09pm David D: And welcome aboard, Stanley, Henry, Melinda, Sem, and Dean...
	4:09pm David D: And David W!
	4:09pm melinda: It was a big deal when the Clash filmed their video for this in Austin. A girl from my school could be seen briefly in the concert audience.
	4:11pm Stanley: Rachid Taha. Yay!
	4:11pm Dean: How is the Hillage work on this album? Hadn't heard of it before.
	4:11pm doctorjazz: Hey all, great opening set!
	4:12pm David D: Hello and thanks, Doctorjazz!
	4:16pm David D: Dean: Steve Hillage produced and did a lot on the album: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:19pm Dean: ...which renders it pretty much a must-have.
	4:22pm Dean: Evidently, it is one of Dick Cavett's favorite overtures, too. It was his television talk show's theme song.
	4:23pm Stanley: ..and he also made the soup.
	4:24pm Sem: ...with lots and lots of harissa.
	4:27pm David D: Dean: Yes, but just that second-to-end part, fitting in any case.
	4:29pm coelacanth∅: hey David and freedom riders
	4:30pm David D: Hey there coelacanth∅!
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: ...and Long Live Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno! Happy Birthday
	4:32pm northguineahills: Never heard that Prince Buster....Actually have this Sergio Mendes.....
	4:32pm Webhamster Henry: This is pretty Brasil '66-y! I like the Mission Impossible/ Norwegian Wood mashup too!
	4:35pm David D: Good afternoon NGH!
	4:37pm David D: Henry: Yes, and I can imagine Mission Impossible working with Tomorrow Never Knows too...
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: well, i've collected maybe 60 versions and heard another few dozen of tnk and never heard this one.
	4:38pm Stanley: Steve Cabbage also does a good version of "Tomorrow Never Knows"
	4:40pm coelacanth∅: strangely Dave Matthews' version is very good - as is Phil Collins' ...i don't expect people to believe me!
	4:40pm david w: You are going deep. Norwegian Wood in the #metoo era is prescient. He doesn't seduce her, and in the flip version, wow. And Tomorrow Never Knows is probably the most critical single transformative moment in pop history. Chord changes beware!
	4:41pm northguineahills: I thought that Els 4 Gats sounded Spanish, but couldn't quite understand it. Being Cantalunyan explains it!
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: (actually it's Herbie Hancock & Dave Matthews)
	4:41pm northguineahills: what david w said....
	4:48pm northguineahills: Happy birthday Sun Ra, glad to actually see you rise this morning (raining cats and dogs, and maybe odd ferret down here again.
	4:52pm David D: Yes, indeed - the 104th rising of this particular Sun.
	4:55pm David D: David W: I was always slightly confused by the meaning of Norwegian Wood, myself, to be honest.
	5:07pm david w: @Norwegiann Wood: It's pretty abstract. But basically, respect.
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: i always just took norwegian wood as a story of how he's used to being in control but this woman taught him something...and that fucking or whatever became not the goal.
	5:08pm melinda: I am still confused by Norwegian Wood
	5:08pm David D: I guess I grew up thinking it was all one big metaphor for drugs - says something about me!
	5:14pm Sem: I read a Lennon interview, and he said he was afraid of revealing too much about his relationship with "the bird", so that his wife wouldn't get wise. Hence the louche narrative, in the original sense of the word, meaning "cross-eyed."
	5:15pm melinda: The Norwegian wood reference is what confused me
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: haha...not sure i want to touch that one!
	5:18pm coelacanth∅: ...triple entendre though
	5:19pm coelacanth∅: (?)
	5:20pm melinda: @coel yeah I thought of possible meanings after I wrote it, haha.
	5:23pm coelacanth∅: well- subtle enough that nobody panicked in 1966 when it hit the airwaves
	5:23pm Dean: Listened to one of Schleiermacher's Cage records just this weekend.
	5:24pm Sem: Just so, @coel. Pretty melody, and he went off to sleep in the bath. Chaste, even;-D
	5:25pm coelacanth∅: ...but still burning in the morning, despite controlling himself the night before.
	5:27pm Sem: Ah well, also true. Not sure if he was successful in deceiving Cynthia, who would one ask?
	5:27pm coelacanth∅: (and i guess - if it was in fact autobiographical...and most of John's songs were - her being norwegian is a clue about who it was)
	5:30pm coelacanth∅: now that Cynthia's also moved ahead, maybe Paul or Ringo would tell. maybe not.
	5:30pm Sem: @melinda: from the wikithingy entry for the song:" Paul McCartney explained that the term "Norwegian Wood" was a sarcastic reference to the cheap pine wall panelling then in vogue (e.g. in guitarist Peter Asher's bedroom)."
	5:33pm northguineahills: I got that Stockhausen record at a flea market in Berlin, actually....
	5:35pm David D: NGH: Yes, I really need to head up there with a large sack or something...
	5:36pm melinda: Sem that's really funny
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: hmm i didn't know that,Sem. when i was little i assumed it was the wooden walls &/or furniture in her flat; and in the morning the narrator burned the house down...but then when i was a little older i decided the woman was (also?) norwegian and lighting a fire [of norwegian wood] was a double entendre with a third implication as well. ...maybe i'm reading too much into it?
	5:38pm coelacanth∅: ...of course, it's not uncommon for a beatle, or former beatle to lie about a song meaning!
	5:41pm northguineahills: @coel: (ie "why don't we do it in the road" & "Lucy in the Sky W/ Diamonds". I asked my hippie aunt when I was 17 if Lucy in the Sky W/ Diamonds was about LSD, and she said yes (we were out of earshot of my parents).
	5:43pm northguineahills: (well, she wasn't actually a hippie, but compared to my fundy parents I thought she was at the time).
	5:44pm coelacanth∅: ha - that aunt is a keeper! i wonder what my aunt would've said, had i asked her.
	5:45pm coelacanth∅: ...i guess she's also not amongst us any more. sorry to hear it.
	5:46pm david w: I stick to "respect" as the theme. Whether your drugs or your partner, you have to give it up. Cheap accommodations just a sideshow. But nice poetry.
	5:46pm melinda: I always pictured a nice toasty fire in a hearth
	5:47pm Sem: Yes, david w., the song succeeds as poetry because we can all bring our own nuance to it, without the "truth" being so baldly stated that the mystery disappears.
	5:49pm coelacanth∅: david, you're wise to keep it simple, because, regardless - that is the bottom line.
	5:49pm Sem: ...and speaking of disappearing, this is where I get off, so to say. Thank you, D.D., and traveling companions. Next time, then.
	5:50pm coelacanth∅: happy trails Sem
	5:50pm David D: Have a good night, Sem, thanks for accompanying us!
	5:50pm melinda: And I visualized Norwegian wood as a log of driftwood
	5:51pm Dean: Wait, it's not a song with a refrain in the subjunctive mood?
	5:51pm coelacanth∅: melinda, now, thinking back, i guess i did imagine a fire in a hearth as well...only it was her beautiful wooden furniture burning!
	5:53pm coelacanth∅: (either way by the time i was a teenager i'd attached other meanings to it)
	5:54pm melinda: Coel that seems more likely than regular firewood
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: For a second I thought we were back in Sun Ra land!
	5:55pm david w: Yes! Was he vindictive? I did think he might have burned the goods!
	5:56pm northguineahills: @coel: Yeah, my father's older sister, the only one of my parent's siblings to pass. She lived a hard life.
	5:56pm David D: Henry: Back in Leipzig again actually.
	6:08pm coelacanth∅: ngh mine was my father's twin. we always considered her very cool, though i never thought "hippie". she always -even as she was outliving her survival prognosis by over 10 years, her 7th decade - looked much younger than she was. she turned me on to Odetta, ledbelly, gamelan music, king sunny adé, Leon Bibb and much more.
	6:10pm northguineahills: Nubia was the very south border area of Egypt and Sudan from Khartoum north.
	6:11pm northguineahills: @coel: Mine succumbed to multiple strokes during a decade. My father has had them as well, but fared better. (I need to get my vascular health checked).
	6:14pm coelacanth∅: ngh please do! (but interpret the test results yourself!)
	6:17pm David D: NGH & Coel: Yes, sounds like a good idea.
	6:19pm David D: NGH: They are in fact Nubian.
	6:20pm northguineahills: I have my mother's blood (Von Willebrands syndrome [aka false hemophilia], so platelet count is always low). If I have father's vascular system, I'm fucked. When I bleed, I bleed. (Considering how uncareful I am, and pain doesn't bother me too much, it's quite often)
	6:20pm northguineahills: I handle lots of blood (usually my own), better then my wife.
	6:22pm northguineahills: Oh, @coel, that's tre cool. No music/art flows in my family (unless my father singing and playing guitar at the church choir counts)
	6:23pm northguineahills: Wasn't John Mayer Scottish-Indian? And put out that album Indo-Jazz fusion? (can't remember the title).
	6:23pm David D: NGH: I wish I knew more about that sort of thing, but it does sound like something to keep an eye on.
	6:24pm coelacanth∅: does vitamin k (available naturally in alfalfa) help?
	6:29pm David D: Mayer was from India, lived in England, and did quite a few things along those lines.
	6:30pm northguineahills: I believe Hamza El Din was Nubian (my first oud record [cd])
	6:31pm coelacanth∅: ngh if bleeding too much ever becomes a bigger issue than it seems to be now, and you consider trying alfalfa to assist in blood coagulation, i suggest using whole alfalfa leaf capsules or tablets...NOT "concentrate" or "extract" - which may leave behind co-factors that assist in the utilization of the beneficial constituents. ...not that you asked me.
	6:32pm Dean: Nonesuch's The Water Wheel? That was mine. Favorite, though, is Water Lily Acoustics' Lily of the Nile LP. Had the pleasure of hearing Hamza el Din perform at McCabe's Guitar Shop on Pico Blvd.
	6:35pm northguineahills: @coel: Well, i have platelets, it's just that I don't create enough proteins for them to stick together. Fortunately, It hasn't been a problem since I was 20 w/ my last knee surgery and I had to wait a month b/c my platelet count was too low. Oh, and when I slice my hand down to the bone [washing a narrow beer glass at home] and had to make a tourniquet and got 9 stitches. My wife nearly fainted. NYU Medical Center saw me w/in 15 minutes. My hand looked like some one cut into a lobster claw. Good fun!
	6:36pm northguineahills: cut lobster tail.
	6:36pm northguineahills: @coel: Thanks, I will look into that this week. @Dean: Yep, that's the one!
	6:36pm David D: Ouch!
	6:39pm coelacanth∅: dammit be careful!! (also do some research. i haven't been in the field for a while and there's always new information...but definitely the leaves NOT the seeds; and alfalfa sprouts are probably not all that good for people either)
	6:41pm northguineahills: took a livery cab to NYU medical, w/ my hand wrapped in a towel under my coat. I didn't want to go to Woodhull,(Bushwick Brooklyn) even though I was only less then a km away
	6:41pm northguineahills: But alfalfa sprouts are tastey! Thanks David, leaving work in a bit!
	6:43pm David D: Thanks, NGH, have a great evening!
	6:43pm northguineahills: @coel: As I texted my wife this week, ngh ≠ careful.
	6:44pm coelacanth∅: ...that said, i will at least tell you that i've seen good results with alfalfa tablets for a condition that was " similar to hemophilia, but not hemophilia"...i don't remember but maybe it was the same condition. the mother said i saved her daughter's life by suggesting it; but then one day we were out of it, and she bought a "standardized extract" of alfalfa. sure enough the girl cut herself and it did not work.
	6:47pm coelacanth∅: this whole set is blowing me away (-well, keeping me right here actually)
	6:51pm David D: Thanks, Coel!
	6:57pm Dean: Did Lenny prefer BURN-stine? (He did not like "Lenny.")
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David! take care y'all
	7:01pm David D: I've been wondering that myself, Dean. Hope he approves!
	7:01pm David D: And thanks everyone - have a great week!
	9:12pm Parq: Hi David. Missed you live, long story, but here for the archive. Looks like it's a great show. All the best.
	9:56am David D: Thanks for checking in, Parq!
	🚂 4:26pm Brian in UK: Oh no. Twenty fours late. It might have saved Gene Pitney
	5:43pm David D: No worries - thanks for stopping by!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 22, 2018

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