WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 10, 2018

Listener comments!
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Hi David and fellow riders!
	4:02pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Mr Subwayman! Just watched France squelch Belgium. Ready to settle in for some World Class radio.
	4:04pm Sem: Hello, David, Doc, Doug, peanut gallery types.
	4:04pm northguineahills: If France wins on Sunday, I win my pool out of 60 (w/ a decent payout).
	4:05pm David D: Greetings Doc, Doug, Sem, and NGH! Thanks Doug, there may even be a thing or two from (some part of) France.
	4:06pm doctorjazz: Cool NGH, now I have a reason to root for somebody.
	4:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi David - It's like in in a Turkish bath here anyway!
	4:10pm northguineahills: The buy-in was $20 and the payout is $600. My bros. did the buy-in in exchange for my advice. Considering I made my picks in less then two minutes when I was running late for work, I've been fortuitous so far.
	4:12pm David D: Hello Henry, happy to match the atmosphere!
	4:19pm northguineahills: me gusta los beta 5!
	4:20pm fred: @ngh: I'm glad this thing is almost over. Subways and buses were blocked as I left work, so I had to walk halfway through Paris. I don't mind walking, but that route sucks
	4:21pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry I am about 30 miles from the Turkish coast.
	4:24pm Webhamster Henry: @Doug I used to have a nice recording of Greek musicians who were exiled to Ankara.
	4:25pm David D: Bonsoir Fred, yes it will be over soon, one way or another.
	4:27pm northguineahills: je dois ameliorer mon francais d'ici dimanche, je n'ai pas parle depuis sept ans.
	4:27pm fred: One of my coworkers used to be in a band that apparently was pretty famous in Turkey
	4:29pm Doug Schulkind: The island we’re on, The Ikaria, is where Greece exiled its Communists in the 1940s. They have had the last laugh because Ikaria is one of the planet’s few “blue zones” where the population experiences extreme longevity.
	4:29pm northguineahills: Anything in the Occitaine language?
	4:31pm David D: Just a bit of Breton and French for the moment...
	4:31pm Webhamster Henry: Tom Carvel used to say it was yoghurt that made them live longer. Whatever sells Thinny-Thin I guess.
	4:32pm Webhamster Henry: Hey @ngh, I was just going to ask about Catalan and Basque music.
	4:32pm Doug Schulkind: Just Ikaria, not “The Ikaria.”
	4:33pm David D: Is that related to Icarus by any chance?
	4:35pm northguineahills: I was just about to ask for some Balkan bagpipes :)
	4:36pm David D: Breton binioù for yoù.
	4:36pm Stanley: Bonsoir mes amis Allez France
	4:37pm David D: Salut Stanley!
	4:38pm Doug Schulkind: Yes, David. Ikaria is where Icarus fell from the unrelenting sun. Ikaria is also the birthplace of Dionysus. (Unsurprisingly, the place is notable for the local wine.)
	4:43pm Sem: Evening, Stanley, ngh, Webhamster Henry. Lovin' the show, DD, out on the deck w/ volume judiciously just below by-law mandated levels (ha)
	4:45pm Stanley: Sem
	4:46pm fred: Well, I'll have to root for France on Sunday for a change, knowing that part of the possible payout will eventually go to the station @Sem: Is there an applicable limit on actual Breton music near Cap Breton? There should be some grandfathering loophole
	4:48pm David D: Doug: Sounds like Icarus fell into just the right place to cool off with a fine vintage.
	4:50pm David D: Sem: Thanks - I believe if you turn it up to 10.5 it should be okay.
	4:52pm northguineahills: Ada Rave Cuarteto, new to me, digdug!
	4:54pm Sem: @fred: The Cape Breton Liberation Army sees to it that there can never be any limits whatever, to wit: Altec Voice of the Theatre speakers atop every telephone pole broadcasting the Breton Stream, which alternates between Scottish and French styles without let up, year 'round.
	4:57pm northguineahills: I'm waiting for the Free Wales Army (Byddin Rhyddid Cymru) to revive itself. Turns out it wasn't just a comical device on the show Archer.
	4:58pm fred: @Sem: I was actually setting up Doug (limit, cap, Breton), but I guess the Dionysus wine is really that good
	🚂 5:06pm Listening Out There: Enjoying CS, as usual...
	5:08pm David D: Thanks, LOT!
	5:15pm northguineahills: CAN'T WAIT UNTIL I GET MY PLAY VERTIGO PREMIUM!!!!(oh, the caps discussion was during Tony's show, shouting still required)
	5:16pm David D: It is WORTH shouting about!
	5:18pm Stanley: Is this still Lalo Schifrin? This is Peanut Vendor like I've never heard before.
	5:19pm fred: @ngh: I AGREE
	5:20pm Stanley: PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:27pm Dean: My favorite word, perhaps of all time, is cacahuete.
	5:27pm Stanley: I love peanuts
	5:33pm northguineahills: Now I want to make cajun hard boiled peanuts!
	5:35pm Dean: Great to hear more from Brandon Evans! First heard him in '97, when he played several nights at Yoshi's with Anthony Braxton's Ghost Trance ensemble.
	5:37pm David D: Sounds like an amazing line-up, Dean.
	5:39pm northguineahills: Braxton's Ghost Trance series is one of favorites!
	5:41pm Dean: It was an amazing line-up: https://www.discogs.com/Anthony-Braxton-Ninetet-Yoshis-1997-Vol-1/release/6692126 Made it to three nights, both shows each night. Been listening to a lot of Joe Fonda these days, too, with his group featuring Michael Jefry Stevens.
	5:46pm Sem: Thanks, David. Been wondrous music. See you and all the next time.
	5:46pm northguineahills: So, if a peanut looked like a frog, would it be paradoxical?
	5:46pm David D: Thanks, Dean - will be looking into it...
	5:46pm northguineahills: Thanks for introducing me to the Cape Breton Liberation Army, Sem!
	5:46pm David D: And thanks, Sem, have a fine evening!
	5:56pm Dean: Ronald E. Grames on this Plane recording: "Robert Plane certainly is as convincing an advocate for this repertoire as Holbrooke could have hoped for: clear toned, expressive, tasteful, and as impressive in the technically challenging music as [Holbrooke's son-in-law] Reginald Kell was."
	6:01pm Dean: Also in Fanfare, these remarks by Barry Brenesal respecting Three Blind Mice: "The variational form forces the composer to work within a formal discipline he repeatedly attacked in print throughout his long life. The result is, ironically, the best thing on the disc. [It is c]lever, intricate, [and] wittier in its parody of various genres than some other, similar works that are popular..."
	6:03pm doctorjazz: Thank for the great music, time to run, catch you in the car.
	6:04pm David D: Briefly is almost turns into the New World Symphony, but only just briefly.
	6:05pm David D: Thanks, Doctorjazz, have a safe drive.
	6:23pm Sig: My mommy says PEACE to all as last words towards everybody on earth, tonight.
	6:26pm David D: Thanks, Sig - peace to all of you as well!
	6:29pm Sig: You are so welcome David D, and I'll let my mother in the morning
	6:29pm Sig: Know
	6:43pm northguineahills: Believe it or not, I've never heard of Juan del Encina!
	6:44pm David D: Then one more section...
	6:53pm doctorjazz: Great track (listening in the car, just got home ), wow!
	6:54pm David D: Thanks, Doc!
	6:55pm northguineahills: Super happiness, David!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks, NGH and everyone!
	5:15pm Stanley: That's me caught up. Interesting Baroque and roll. thanks David

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 10, 2018

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July 10, 2018: Peanut gallery

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Elia y Elizabeth	Ponte Bajo el Sol	Elia y Elizabeth	1973		0:00:38 (Pop-up)
Biricik	Kır Gönlünün Zincirini	Kır Gönlünün Zincirini	1982		0:02:38 (Pop-up)
Kamuran Akkor	Kader Çıkmazı "Kader Çıkmazı" by "Kamuran Akkor"		1972		0:06:20 (Pop-up)
Gülden Karaböcek	Dilek Taşı "Dilek Taşı" by "Gülden Karaböcek"		1979		0:10:49 (Pop-up)
Los Beta 5	Amor Sublime "Amor Sublime" by "Los Beta 5"	La Revolucion de los Beta 5	1975		0:15:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:19:04 (Pop-up)
Yann-Fañch Kemener	Mab er brigant, Le fils du brigand	Chants profonds de Bretagne	1991	Jean-François Quemener	0:24:42 (Pop-up)
Hiks	Le bouvier "Le bouvier" by "Hiks"	Opération Malicorne	2014		0:28:51 (Pop-up)
Soïg Sibéril & Cédric Le Bozec	Korzenn	Duo Libre	2011		0:32:40 (Pop-up)
Pascal Lamour	Per insulas "Per insulas" by "Pascal Lamour"	Avais-je rêvé ?	2009		0:37:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Ada Rave Cuarteto	Utopías Humanicas	La Continuidad	2011		0:45:24 (Pop-up)
Giannis Aggelakas & Oi 100°C	Pseftis	Isyha Tragoudia Gia Anemela Livadia	2016	Ψεύτης / Ήσυχα Τραγούδια Για Ανέμελα Λιβάδια	0:51:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Butlers	Troika "Troika" by "The Butlers"		1965		0:56:42 (Pop-up)
Rita Montaner	El Manisero "El Manisero" by "Rita Montaner"		1928		1:01:19 (Pop-up)
Don Azpiazu and his Havana Casino Orchestra, feat. Antonio Machín	El Vendedor de Cacahuetes - El Manisero		1930		1:03:33 (Pop-up)
Tekkamen & Kozeki Loy Jazz Band	Nankinmame-uri (El manicero)	In Love With Your Enemy: Censored Western Songs from Wartime Japan, Play Vertigo 2018 WFMU Premium	1936/2018	鉄仮面, 小関ローイ・ジャズ・バンド	1:07:04 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	Peanut Vendor "Peanut Vendor" by "Lalo Schifrin"	New Fantasy	1965		1:10:02 (Pop-up)
Pablo Mèdétadji et l'Orchestre les Black Santiago	El Manicero		1980	Afro Latin, Via Cotonou (2011)	1:19:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: James Last	Samba Estrella / Baiao Cacula / The Peanut Vendor	Hammond À Gogo Vol. II	1966		1:24:19 (Pop-up)
Brandon Evans	Cartography is not that exact, where am I?	Elliptical Orbits, Axis, Ellipses, & Ellipsis - One	2018		1:33:42 (Pop-up)
Paradoxical Frog	Masterisk "Masterisk" by "Paradoxical Frog"	Union			1:40:12 (Pop-up)
Robert Plane	Joseph Holbrooke: Phryne, Op. 98b	Holbrooke: Clarinet Chamber Music	2015		1:52:18 (Pop-up)
Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester Frankfurt (Oder), Howard Griffiths	Joseph Holbrooke: Three Blind Mice Variations, Op. 37	Holbrooke, J.: Symphonic Poems	2009		1:57:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Wolfgang Riechmann	Himmelblau "Himmelblau" by "Wolfgang Riechmann"	Wunderbar	1978		2:11:55 (Pop-up)
New York Philharmonic, Zubin Mehta, Joseph Robinson	George Rochberg: Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra	George Rochberg / Jacob Druckman ‎– Concerto For Oboe And Orchestra / Prism	1992		2:18:43 (Pop-up)
Berry Hayward Consort, Groupe Vocal Claire Caillard-Hayward	Juan del Encina: Solo de batterie - Pues que ya nunca	Juan del Encina (1469-1529)	1993		2:37:22 (Pop-up)
Berry Hayward Consort, Groupe Vocal Claire Caillard-Hayward	Juan del Encina: Vuestros amores he señora	Juan del Encina (1469-1529)	1993		2:42:18 (Pop-up)
Berry Hayward Consort, Groupe Vocal Claire Caillard-Hayward	Juan del Encina: Triste España	Juan del Encina (1469-1529)	1993		2:44:09 (Pop-up)
Das Kapital	Lied einer deutschen Mutter	Conflicts & Conclusions: Das Kapital Plays Hanns Eisler	2011		2:46:22 (Pop-up)
Marion Rampal, Raphaël Imbert & Quatuor Manfred	Kuhle Wampe oder Wem gehört die Welt?: Solidaritätslied (Hanns Eisler)	Bye-Bye Berlin	2017		2:51:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take The "A" Train		1941/1962		2:55:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Hi David and fellow riders!
	4:02pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Mr Subwayman! Just watched France squelch Belgium. Ready to settle in for some World Class radio.
	4:04pm Sem: Hello, David, Doc, Doug, peanut gallery types.
	4:04pm northguineahills: If France wins on Sunday, I win my pool out of 60 (w/ a decent payout).
	4:05pm David D: Greetings Doc, Doug, Sem, and NGH! Thanks Doug, there may even be a thing or two from (some part of) France.
	4:06pm doctorjazz: Cool NGH, now I have a reason to root for somebody.
	4:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi David - It's like in in a Turkish bath here anyway!
	4:10pm northguineahills: The buy-in was $20 and the payout is $600. My bros. did the buy-in in exchange for my advice. Considering I made my picks in less then two minutes when I was running late for work, I've been fortuitous so far.
	4:12pm David D: Hello Henry, happy to match the atmosphere!
	4:19pm northguineahills: me gusta los beta 5!
	4:20pm fred: @ngh: I'm glad this thing is almost over. Subways and buses were blocked as I left work, so I had to walk halfway through Paris. I don't mind walking, but that route sucks
	4:21pm Doug Schulkind: @Webhamster Henry I am about 30 miles from the Turkish coast.
	4:24pm Webhamster Henry: @Doug I used to have a nice recording of Greek musicians who were exiled to Ankara.
	4:25pm David D: Bonsoir Fred, yes it will be over soon, one way or another.
	4:27pm northguineahills: je dois ameliorer mon francais d'ici dimanche, je n'ai pas parle depuis sept ans.
	4:27pm fred: One of my coworkers used to be in a band that apparently was pretty famous in Turkey
	4:29pm Doug Schulkind: The island we’re on, The Ikaria, is where Greece exiled its Communists in the 1940s. They have had the last laugh because Ikaria is one of the planet’s few “blue zones” where the population experiences extreme longevity.
	4:29pm northguineahills: Anything in the Occitaine language?
	4:31pm David D: Just a bit of Breton and French for the moment...
	4:31pm Webhamster Henry: Tom Carvel used to say it was yoghurt that made them live longer. Whatever sells Thinny-Thin I guess.
	4:32pm Webhamster Henry: Hey @ngh, I was just going to ask about Catalan and Basque music.
	4:32pm Doug Schulkind: Just Ikaria, not “The Ikaria.”
	4:33pm David D: Is that related to Icarus by any chance?
	4:35pm northguineahills: I was just about to ask for some Balkan bagpipes :)
	4:36pm David D: Breton binioù for yoù.
	4:36pm Stanley: Bonsoir mes amis Allez France
	4:37pm David D: Salut Stanley!
	4:38pm Doug Schulkind: Yes, David. Ikaria is where Icarus fell from the unrelenting sun. Ikaria is also the birthplace of Dionysus. (Unsurprisingly, the place is notable for the local wine.)
	4:43pm Sem: Evening, Stanley, ngh, Webhamster Henry. Lovin' the show, DD, out on the deck w/ volume judiciously just below by-law mandated levels (ha)
	4:45pm Stanley: Sem
	4:46pm fred: Well, I'll have to root for France on Sunday for a change, knowing that part of the possible payout will eventually go to the station @Sem: Is there an applicable limit on actual Breton music near Cap Breton? There should be some grandfathering loophole
	4:48pm David D: Doug: Sounds like Icarus fell into just the right place to cool off with a fine vintage.
	4:50pm David D: Sem: Thanks - I believe if you turn it up to 10.5 it should be okay.
	4:52pm northguineahills: Ada Rave Cuarteto, new to me, digdug!
	4:54pm Sem: @fred: The Cape Breton Liberation Army sees to it that there can never be any limits whatever, to wit: Altec Voice of the Theatre speakers atop every telephone pole broadcasting the Breton Stream, which alternates between Scottish and French styles without let up, year 'round.
	4:57pm northguineahills: I'm waiting for the Free Wales Army (Byddin Rhyddid Cymru) to revive itself. Turns out it wasn't just a comical device on the show Archer.
	4:58pm fred: @Sem: I was actually setting up Doug (limit, cap, Breton), but I guess the Dionysus wine is really that good
	🚂 5:06pm Listening Out There: Enjoying CS, as usual...
	5:08pm David D: Thanks, LOT!
	5:15pm northguineahills: CAN'T WAIT UNTIL I GET MY PLAY VERTIGO PREMIUM!!!!(oh, the caps discussion was during Tony's show, shouting still required)
	5:16pm David D: It is WORTH shouting about!
	5:18pm Stanley: Is this still Lalo Schifrin? This is Peanut Vendor like I've never heard before.
	5:19pm fred: @ngh: I AGREE
	5:20pm Stanley: PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:27pm Dean: My favorite word, perhaps of all time, is cacahuete.
	5:27pm Stanley: I love peanuts
	5:33pm northguineahills: Now I want to make cajun hard boiled peanuts!
	5:35pm Dean: Great to hear more from Brandon Evans! First heard him in '97, when he played several nights at Yoshi's with Anthony Braxton's Ghost Trance ensemble.
	5:37pm David D: Sounds like an amazing line-up, Dean.
	5:39pm northguineahills: Braxton's Ghost Trance series is one of favorites!
	5:41pm Dean: It was an amazing line-up: https://www.discogs.com/Anthony-Braxton-Ninetet-Yoshis-1997-Vol-1/release/6692126 Made it to three nights, both shows each night. Been listening to a lot of Joe Fonda these days, too, with his group featuring Michael Jefry Stevens.
	5:46pm Sem: Thanks, David. Been wondrous music. See you and all the next time.
	5:46pm northguineahills: So, if a peanut looked like a frog, would it be paradoxical?
	5:46pm David D: Thanks, Dean - will be looking into it...
	5:46pm northguineahills: Thanks for introducing me to the Cape Breton Liberation Army, Sem!
	5:46pm David D: And thanks, Sem, have a fine evening!
	5:56pm Dean: Ronald E. Grames on this Plane recording: "Robert Plane certainly is as convincing an advocate for this repertoire as Holbrooke could have hoped for: clear toned, expressive, tasteful, and as impressive in the technically challenging music as [Holbrooke's son-in-law] Reginald Kell was."
	6:01pm Dean: Also in Fanfare, these remarks by Barry Brenesal respecting Three Blind Mice: "The variational form forces the composer to work within a formal discipline he repeatedly attacked in print throughout his long life. The result is, ironically, the best thing on the disc. [It is c]lever, intricate, [and] wittier in its parody of various genres than some other, similar works that are popular..."
	6:03pm doctorjazz: Thank for the great music, time to run, catch you in the car.
	6:04pm David D: Briefly is almost turns into the New World Symphony, but only just briefly.
	6:05pm David D: Thanks, Doctorjazz, have a safe drive.
	6:23pm Sig: My mommy says PEACE to all as last words towards everybody on earth, tonight.
	6:26pm David D: Thanks, Sig - peace to all of you as well!
	6:29pm Sig: You are so welcome David D, and I'll let my mother in the morning
	6:29pm Sig: Know
	6:43pm northguineahills: Believe it or not, I've never heard of Juan del Encina!
	6:44pm David D: Then one more section...
	6:53pm doctorjazz: Great track (listening in the car, just got home ), wow!
	6:54pm David D: Thanks, Doc!
	6:55pm northguineahills: Super happiness, David!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks, NGH and everyone!
	5:15pm Stanley: That's me caught up. Interesting Baroque and roll. thanks David

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 10, 2018

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