WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from January 29, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:01pm monkeyz: evening david, to all the others, i can confirm now he's not an advanced neuronal net simulation.
	🚂 3:02pm Listening Out There: I am second... :)
	3:02pm Sem: Well this is a great starter. Hello, David, monkeyz.
	3:02pm monkeyz: PS: ofc tomorrow we will serve great minestrone again, im sorry for that...
	3:02pm David D: Hey monkeyz, LOT, Sem!
	🚂 3:03pm Michael 98145: ahoj
	3:03pm David D: Monkeyz: Are you sure I'm not?
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Hey David and fellow strap hangers!
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: frost on the web today
	3:04pm David D: Ahoj there, Michael, Doc!
	🚂 3:04pm Listening Out There: New forthcoming show: Continental Sub-bot...
	3:04pm David D: Yes, cold spiders in these parts.
	3:05pm David D: No, I'm not the same one as the Night Owl, if that's what you're thinking.
	3:06pm monkeyz: nice, seems like that turkish funk from last wednesday had some influx, i like it.
	3:08pm steveo: Hey David! Where're you going with that record in your hand?
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: how cool is this ?!
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: :)
	3:11pm David D: Steveo: I caught it spinning in the wrong studio.
	3:12pm David D: Monkeyz: Loves me some Turkish funk!
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: hey David and freeform riders
	🚂 3:16pm redkayak: Sounding real good!
	3:16pm David D: Hey coelacanth∅ and redkayak - thanks!
	🚂 3:17pm redkayak: Of course, with a handle like redkayak, I'm partial to sea shanties :)
	3:21pm David D: Here's some whisky to go with the shanty...
	🚂 3:22pm redkayak: Excellent
	3:22pm Stanley: Sorry for the late arrival, I've been to the dining car. They did a nice Boudin Noir Aux Pommes and a nifty bottle of Saint Emilion
	🚂 3:23pm Michael 98145: Don't bother looking for her. She's in the Attic. :)
	3:23pm David D: Stanley: A most excellent choice, sir!
	3:24pm Stanley: I'll have one of those whiskies, now, if that's okay.
	🚂 3:25pm Michael 98145: It's a little early for Bordeaux here on the left coast. But i'm game.
	3:27pm David D: The virtual bar is open and on the house, I mean train...
	3:27pm monkeyz: Stanley: hmmmm blutwurst!
	🚂 3:29pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:29pm Stanley: It was never too early in Paris back in the day. The cafes sold a lot of red wine at breakfast but those days are probably gone now.
	3:29pm fred: Good evening David and passengers. I'll have a cask strength Laphroaig (too bad it's virtual)
	3:30pm Stanley: monkeyz: black pudding as we call it where I am
	3:30pm David D: Good evening, Fred - the imagination only adds to the flavor.
	🚂 3:32pm Michael 98145: Yum. morcilla -- now i'm hungry.
	3:33pm fred: @Stanley: On the main streets, sure. You just need to take two streets from there and find one of the (admittedly disappearing) blue-collar bars. Not sure about the breakfast part in these though
	3:33pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ the Fivel Mousekowitz (An American Tale) remix.
	🚂 3:33pm Michael 98145: a most good set, sir.
	3:33pm Stanley: Curious little number, this.
	3:35pm David D: NGH: Indeed and welcome!
	3:36pm David D: Thanks, Michael, curiouser and curiouser...
	3:36pm doctorjazz: Like this Abraham Inc, quite a clarinetist! (speaking of clarinetist saw Andy Statman this past Saturday. Man, he's just gotten better (and he was no slouch to begin with). Played Klezmer Bluegrass, clarinet mandolin (and a tune I love of his, Flatbush Waltz). It was in A North Jersey Chabad synagogue, with an audience that fit the temple which was also interesting).
	3:38pm Stanley: fred: I've enduring memories of early mornings at the cafe at Gare du Nord, as I awaited the London boat train. Coffee, cheap red wine and an atmosphere thick with Gauloise smoke (This was late seventies)
	3:38pm David D: Doc: That must have been amazing! And the clarinetist here was in fact David Krakauer...
	3:38pm doctorjazz: (posted on D. O. about this as well, apologies to anyone reading it again...)
	3:41pm chresti: Hello from jury duty lunch break
	3:43pm doctorjazz: @chresti, how long do you have to serve seems like it's been a while?
	3:46pm chresti: About 2 more weeks max. Hoping it ends sooner. We were sworn in last Thursday I think and was told it could last 16 days
	3:48pm David D: Hello Chresti - sounds like fun?
	3:52pm Rich in Washington: Didn't someone make a Sandy Bull documentary? I distinctly remember hearing an interview with (I think) his daughter and something about a documentary about him.
	3:55pm David D: Rich: Sounds intriguing in any case...
	4:00pm fred: @Rich: I think so, I might even have seen parts of it at a gig, many years ago (I'm not much into film, so I skipped most of it)
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: that's a pretty amazing photograph! i scrolled right past it thinking it was a drawing on a photo; or a manipulated photo.
	4:01pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Mr Subwayman. So nice to hear this Sandy Bull!
	4:02pm David D: Hey there Doug!
	4:03pm David D: Thanks, Coel, and thanks to Jana who took it for the page!
	4:05pm Rich in Washington: Love the fuzz bass occasionally poking out of the mix.
	4:06pm Rich in Washington: My dad's a fan of instrumental guitar, and after he became chairridden, I have been ripping records for him to listen to on his laptop, but Sandy Bull was a bit too far out for him.
	4:11pm David D: Rich: That must be a great help to him. What sorts of things does he like?
	4:12pm fred: @Rich: It's called "No Deposit, No Return Blues", that gig was in 2010, but it seems it was not the final version. There was also a doc about his mother: www.lesvoutes.org...
	4:26pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fred!
	4:28pm Rich in Washington: @David D: Really stuff like Andre Segovia and Chet Atkins and anything anywhere between. I also got him that Anthology of American Folk Music box set and he really liked it. Neat to see him exploring music again.
	4:28pm Sem: Excellent stuff here, thank you, David. New to me.
	4:29pm David D: Glad you are enjoying, Sem!
	4:31pm doctorjazz: Loving this Oliver Mtukudzi music! Don't know how music.
	4:31pm David D: Rich: That's great - some excellent stuff in that box set.
	🚂 4:44pm Carmichael: Heya David and dust lovers.
	4:46pm David D: Hey there, Carmichael - just dusting off a few tracks tonight...
	4:47pm Stanley: Digging this piece. Dr Sir Warrior, no less.
	4:48pm David D: Stanley, none other - passing it back to Oliver Mtukudzi shortly.
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: so are all the artists in this set from zimbabwé?
	4:55pm Stanley: As much as I love Oliver Mtukudzi, it was always Thomas Mapfumo that did it for me.
	4:55pm coelacanth∅: hah! well i wasn't really looking...almost all the artists in this set are the same artist!
	4:55pm David D: Coel: Oliver Mtukudzi yes, Dr Sir Warrior is from Nigeria, slipping in there briefly.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: - the "oriental brothers"? i was in the kitchen for that one. still sounded african from there but i couldn't tell.
	🚂 4:58pm Michael 98145: thank you
	4:58pm coelacanth∅: Stanley i'm huge into Thomas Mapfumo!
	4:58pm Stanley: He has passed away? How sad. There will a day of National Mourning for him in Zimbabwe, I would think.
	4:59pm coelacanth∅: rest in peace Oliver Mtukudzi.
	5:00pm Stanley: Coel, Yeah Mapfumo was more of a rebel compared to Mtukudzi who was a sort of national treasure.
	5:02pm Stanley: Mugabe is still living and the good ones we lose.
	5:04pm David D: Stanley: Yes, there has been an outpouring of grief and mourning there.
	5:04pm David D: Coel: "Oriental" here just refers to Eastern Nigeria.
	5:10pm coelacanth∅: i read something, don't know if it's true... i think it was in the shanachie records catalog that turned me onto him to begin with, in the 80s - that after Mapfumo was thrown in jail for speaking up, they let him out just to perform at some kind of festival or event, but told him what to sing about. (or, what not to) soldiers stood at the sides of the stage with guns pointed toward him, in case he sang his rebel music. they'd warned him about this, but he sang against the government anyway. they didn't shoot him.
	5:11pm David D: That is true bravery, if true - and even if not.
	5:13pm Stanley: His album 'Corruption' was dynamite
	5:14pm coelacanth∅: i sure wanted to believe it! but either way just speaking out against the government required bravery. (or stupidity, but usually bravery!)
	5:17pm David D: Courageous artists are so important wherever they may be.
	🚂 5:34pm Michael 98145: { the Missing Brazilians : themissingbrazilians.bandcamp.com } 1984 !
	5:47pm hilmar: thanks for missing brazilians...sounds and looks fine...schöne grüsse aus kassel, wo es mindestens so trist ist, wie auf dem albumcover der missing brazilians...hilmar
	5:48pm Mayuko: guten abend, David and all!
	5:49pm David D: Greetings back to Kassel, Hilmar, hope the music rises above the tristesse!
	5:49pm coelacanth∅: and the program continues to slay!
	5:50pm coelacanth∅: hi Mayuko!
	5:50pm David D: Mayuko - a fine evening to you as well!
	5:50pm Sem: Great fun this evening, thank you, David. See you and all next time round the track. Hey, Mayuko! Bye, Mayuko!
	5:51pm Mayuko: Hi coel! Bye Sem!!
	5:51pm David D: Thanks Sem - and Coel!
	5:51pm coelacanth∅: aloha Sem
	5:54pm doctorjazz: I saw Chris Forsythe (at Monty Hall), fine guitarist (but I found the show a bit boring - free of those unusual performers where I like the recordings better).
	6:01pm TDK60: Hello; jumping in from the Creamo Coyl show.
	6:02pm doctorjazz: And I saw Avishai Cohen, the bassist (great show), but not the trumpeter..
	6:02pm David D: Speaking of which, I was so sorry to hear about Monty Hall. A couple of shows have been cancelled due to the flooding. I believe it should be back in shape for the March Marathon, though.
	6:02pm David D: Welcome aboard, TDK60!
	6:03pm doctorjazz: (seen his sister Anat, though... Now that I think about it, I did see the 3 Cohen siblings together at some festival or other)
	6:03pm David D: Doc: Yes, quite a bit of name confusion there.
	6:09pm hilmar: wow, much to discover...i keep reading whilst listening......i am still into thomas mapfumo...
	🚂 6:12pm Listening Out There: Anat Cohen is the other talented family member. Great clarinetist...
	6:13pm David D: Hilmar: Indeed, Mapfumo will surely return sometime soon...
	6:14pm monkeyz: im gonna crash early today in the sleeping car, but luckily they play the music too!
	6:15pm David D: Monkeyz: Hidden speakers everywhere!
	6:16pm Stanley: Me too, I've got a couchette with my name on it. Good night David and thanks again. Good night all.
	6:16pm David D: 'Night, Stanley!
	6:20pm doctorjazz: Time to run, thanks, David!
	6:21pm David D: Thanks, Doctorjazz, have a safe journey onward...
	6:34pm northguineahills: I've been to junctions in Tallahassee....
	6:36pm David D: NGH: I only know South Florida first-hand myself. Do they all sound like this?
	6:47pm TDK60: ..wow, the theorbo. heard it via a Rolf Lislevand group.
	6:49pm David D: Yes, another great type of lute - generally forgotten today.
	6:50pm TDK60: and: Bach.
	6:50pm David D: Yes, the other part of the double CD is all Bach in fact.
	6:52pm hilmar: broadcasts listened to at night should exactly sound like this...great! a bit like a cold hand grabbing at your shoulder from behind (a radio host at my favourite radio show on dt64 had used these words in 1989 to describe some recordings of john cale ..
	6:54pm David D: Thanks, Hilmar - interesting way of putting it! Plenty of cold out there to go around at the moment...
	6:55pm northguineahills: Tallahassee is in Floribama, not quite as liberal as Gainesville (thanks to FSU and the large African-American community, but the State gov't is conservative) but more so then the surrounding area (Floribama is worse then Florigia, where I grew up). It's still the Deep South.
	6:55pm hilmar: good night! leipzig was shown on the news...just now..snow in clarapark...cheers
	6:56pm northguineahills: I have so many lute and guitar Bach albums, I'm not sure if I have this one...
	6:56pm David D: Have a good night, Hilmar. My regards to Kassel!
	6:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks -Excellent show David!
	🚂 6:56pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i don't think i would do well living in those areas. just sayin. :)
	6:56pm TDK60: NGH: you've got a lotta lute.
	6:56pm David D: Thanks, Coel!
	6:57pm David D: NGH: I will have to redefine my geography. Which areas belong to Florigia?
	🚂 6:57pm Michael 98145: yes, thanks again, David D. these are wonderful shows for the archives.
	6:58pm TDK60: thanks DJ DD!
	6:58pm David D: Thank you Michael and TDK!
	🚂 6:58pm Listening Out There: Danke DD :)
	6:59pm David D: Thanks LOT and everyone. No A Train tonight. Stay tuned for Neighbors Noise...
	7:00pm northguineahills: @David: Florigia is the area south of Georgia all the way to Orlando (except Gainesville, St Augustine, and a few artists colonies), and Floribama is the area south of Alabama. Thanks!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks, NGH, have a good night!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from January 29, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Tünay Akdeniz & Grup Cigrisim	Meselâ, Mesele!		1978		0:00:20 (Pop-up)
Taner Öngür & 43,75	Demirciler "Demirciler" by "Taner Öngür & 43,75"	Sayko Ana	2018		0:04:45 (Pop-up)
Azna de l'Ader	Hey Joe "Hey Joe" by "Azna de l'Ader"	Agrim Agadez: Musique Guitare de la République du Niger	2017		0:08:26 (Pop-up)
High Tide	Death Warmed Up "Death Warmed Up" by "High Tide"	Sea Shanties	1969		0:12:25 (Pop-up)
Shooglenifty	She's in the Attic "She's in the Attic" by "Shooglenifty"	A Whisky Kiss	1996		0:21:26 (Pop-up)
Monster Ceilidh Band	Stomach Steinway Woman	Mechanical Monster	2011		0:27:10 (Pop-up)
Abraham Inc.	Moskowitz Remix "Moskowitz Remix" by "Abraham Inc."	Tweet Tweet	2014		0:30:46 (Pop-up)
Bodh’aktan, feat. Yves Lambert	Trash Tombola	Tant qu'il restera du rhum...	2013		0:35:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010		0:39:50 (Pop-up)
Sandy Bull	No Deposit-No Return Blues	E Pluribus Unum	1968		0:49:18 (Pop-up)
Masaaki Hirao	Miyo-chan "Miyo-chan" by "Masaaki Hirao"	Masaaki Hirao and His All Stars Wagon	1959	平尾昌晃とオールスターズ・ワゴン	1:06:08 (Pop-up)
Toshiaki Tsushima	Ape Society "Ape Society" by "Toshiaki Tsushima"	Saru no Gundan	1974		1:09:25 (Pop-up)
Cybotron	Unorganization "Unorganization" by "Cybotron"	Implosion	1980/2005		1:11:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		1:16:57 (Pop-up)
Oliver Mtukudzi & The Black Spirits	Ndipeiwo Zano	Ndipeiwo Zano	1978		1:22:55 (Pop-up)
Oliver Mtukudzi & The Black Spirits	Uchangonondifunga	Shanje	1981		1:25:38 (Pop-up)
Oliver Mtukudzi & The Black Spirits	Dai Ndiine Mukoma	The Other Side: Live in Switzerland	1995		1:28:40 (Pop-up)
Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi	Ziwere "Ziwere" by "Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi"	Ziwere MuKøbenhavn	1994		1:35:22 (Pop-up)
Oriental Brothers International Band	Obi Nwanne		1980		1:41:43 (Pop-up)
Oliver Mtukudzi	Wasakara "Wasakara" by "Oliver Mtukudzi"	Bvuma	2001		1:51:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:58:26 (Pop-up)
VIA Sevil	Yollar "Yollar" by "VIA Sevil"	VIA Sevil	1971/1978	ВИА Севиль / Ёллар (Дороги)	2:04:10 (Pop-up)
Cristina Branco	O Gesto Dela "O Gesto Dela" by "Cristina Branco"	Menina	2016		2:06:50 (Pop-up)
Christos Thivaios	Nisos Tapeini "Nisos Tapeini" by "Christos Thivaios"	Mono Nero Sti Riza	2003	Μόνο Νερό Στη Ρίζα / Νήσος Ταπεινή / Χρήστος Θηβαίος	2:09:55 (Pop-up)
Can Bonomo	Sebebi Var "Sebebi Var" by "Can Bonomo"	Meczup	2011		2:13:31 (Pop-up)
Auktyon	Ushla "Ushla" by "Auktyon"	Bodun	1991	АукцЫон / Ушла / Бодун	2:17:24 (Pop-up)
The Missing Brazilians	Crocodile's Court	Warzone	1984		2:22:19 (Pop-up)
Idrissa Soumaoro	Mbaou fo "Mbaou fo" by "Idrissa Soumaoro"	Djitoumou	2010		2:27:48 (Pop-up)
Masanka Sankayi & Kasai Allstars	Wa Muluendu	Congotronics 2	2005		2:31:54 (Pop-up)
Thomas Mapfumo	Zvandiviringa "Zvandiviringa" by "Thomas Mapfumo"		1980		2:35:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		2:39:31 (Pop-up)
Chris Forsyth	High Castle Rock "High Castle Rock" by "Chris Forsyth"	The Rarity of Experience	2016		2:48:27 (Pop-up)
Avishai Cohen	Ferrara Napoly "Ferrara Napoly" by "Avishai Cohen"	Introducing Triveni	2010		2:58:47 (Pop-up)
Graham Collier	October Ferry "October Ferry" by "Graham Collier"	The Day Of The Dead	1978		3:11:19 (Pop-up)
Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau	Tallahassee Junction	Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau	2017		3:34:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les mouches de Paname	Manoir de mes rêves	Copenhague	2014		3:40:15 (Pop-up)
Pascal Monteilhet	Robert de Visée: Suite Of Dances In E Minor	Bach; Visée: Suites for Theorbo	1993/2005		3:46:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm monkeyz: evening david, to all the others, i can confirm now he's not an advanced neuronal net simulation.
	🚂 3:02pm Listening Out There: I am second... :)
	3:02pm Sem: Well this is a great starter. Hello, David, monkeyz.
	3:02pm monkeyz: PS: ofc tomorrow we will serve great minestrone again, im sorry for that...
	3:02pm David D: Hey monkeyz, LOT, Sem!
	🚂 3:03pm Michael 98145: ahoj
	3:03pm David D: Monkeyz: Are you sure I'm not?
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Hey David and fellow strap hangers!
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: frost on the web today
	3:04pm David D: Ahoj there, Michael, Doc!
	🚂 3:04pm Listening Out There: New forthcoming show: Continental Sub-bot...
	3:04pm David D: Yes, cold spiders in these parts.
	3:05pm David D: No, I'm not the same one as the Night Owl, if that's what you're thinking.
	3:06pm monkeyz: nice, seems like that turkish funk from last wednesday had some influx, i like it.
	3:08pm steveo: Hey David! Where're you going with that record in your hand?
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: how cool is this ?!
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: :)
	3:11pm David D: Steveo: I caught it spinning in the wrong studio.
	3:12pm David D: Monkeyz: Loves me some Turkish funk!
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: hey David and freeform riders
	🚂 3:16pm redkayak: Sounding real good!
	3:16pm David D: Hey coelacanth∅ and redkayak - thanks!
	🚂 3:17pm redkayak: Of course, with a handle like redkayak, I'm partial to sea shanties :)
	3:21pm David D: Here's some whisky to go with the shanty...
	🚂 3:22pm redkayak: Excellent
	3:22pm Stanley: Sorry for the late arrival, I've been to the dining car. They did a nice Boudin Noir Aux Pommes and a nifty bottle of Saint Emilion
	🚂 3:23pm Michael 98145: Don't bother looking for her. She's in the Attic. :)
	3:23pm David D: Stanley: A most excellent choice, sir!
	3:24pm Stanley: I'll have one of those whiskies, now, if that's okay.
	🚂 3:25pm Michael 98145: It's a little early for Bordeaux here on the left coast. But i'm game.
	3:27pm David D: The virtual bar is open and on the house, I mean train...
	3:27pm monkeyz: Stanley: hmmmm blutwurst!
	🚂 3:29pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:29pm Stanley: It was never too early in Paris back in the day. The cafes sold a lot of red wine at breakfast but those days are probably gone now.
	3:29pm fred: Good evening David and passengers. I'll have a cask strength Laphroaig (too bad it's virtual)
	3:30pm Stanley: monkeyz: black pudding as we call it where I am
	3:30pm David D: Good evening, Fred - the imagination only adds to the flavor.
	🚂 3:32pm Michael 98145: Yum. morcilla -- now i'm hungry.
	3:33pm fred: @Stanley: On the main streets, sure. You just need to take two streets from there and find one of the (admittedly disappearing) blue-collar bars. Not sure about the breakfast part in these though
	3:33pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ the Fivel Mousekowitz (An American Tale) remix.
	🚂 3:33pm Michael 98145: a most good set, sir.
	3:33pm Stanley: Curious little number, this.
	3:35pm David D: NGH: Indeed and welcome!
	3:36pm David D: Thanks, Michael, curiouser and curiouser...
	3:36pm doctorjazz: Like this Abraham Inc, quite a clarinetist! (speaking of clarinetist saw Andy Statman this past Saturday. Man, he's just gotten better (and he was no slouch to begin with). Played Klezmer Bluegrass, clarinet mandolin (and a tune I love of his, Flatbush Waltz). It was in A North Jersey Chabad synagogue, with an audience that fit the temple which was also interesting).
	3:38pm Stanley: fred: I've enduring memories of early mornings at the cafe at Gare du Nord, as I awaited the London boat train. Coffee, cheap red wine and an atmosphere thick with Gauloise smoke (This was late seventies)
	3:38pm David D: Doc: That must have been amazing! And the clarinetist here was in fact David Krakauer...
	3:38pm doctorjazz: (posted on D. O. about this as well, apologies to anyone reading it again...)
	3:41pm chresti: Hello from jury duty lunch break
	3:43pm doctorjazz: @chresti, how long do you have to serve seems like it's been a while?
	3:46pm chresti: About 2 more weeks max. Hoping it ends sooner. We were sworn in last Thursday I think and was told it could last 16 days
	3:48pm David D: Hello Chresti - sounds like fun?
	3:52pm Rich in Washington: Didn't someone make a Sandy Bull documentary? I distinctly remember hearing an interview with (I think) his daughter and something about a documentary about him.
	3:55pm David D: Rich: Sounds intriguing in any case...
	4:00pm fred: @Rich: I think so, I might even have seen parts of it at a gig, many years ago (I'm not much into film, so I skipped most of it)
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: that's a pretty amazing photograph! i scrolled right past it thinking it was a drawing on a photo; or a manipulated photo.
	4:01pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Mr Subwayman. So nice to hear this Sandy Bull!
	4:02pm David D: Hey there Doug!
	4:03pm David D: Thanks, Coel, and thanks to Jana who took it for the page!
	4:05pm Rich in Washington: Love the fuzz bass occasionally poking out of the mix.
	4:06pm Rich in Washington: My dad's a fan of instrumental guitar, and after he became chairridden, I have been ripping records for him to listen to on his laptop, but Sandy Bull was a bit too far out for him.
	4:11pm David D: Rich: That must be a great help to him. What sorts of things does he like?
	4:12pm fred: @Rich: It's called "No Deposit, No Return Blues", that gig was in 2010, but it seems it was not the final version. There was also a doc about his mother: www.lesvoutes.org...
	4:26pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fred!
	4:28pm Rich in Washington: @David D: Really stuff like Andre Segovia and Chet Atkins and anything anywhere between. I also got him that Anthology of American Folk Music box set and he really liked it. Neat to see him exploring music again.
	4:28pm Sem: Excellent stuff here, thank you, David. New to me.
	4:29pm David D: Glad you are enjoying, Sem!
	4:31pm doctorjazz: Loving this Oliver Mtukudzi music! Don't know how music.
	4:31pm David D: Rich: That's great - some excellent stuff in that box set.
	🚂 4:44pm Carmichael: Heya David and dust lovers.
	4:46pm David D: Hey there, Carmichael - just dusting off a few tracks tonight...
	4:47pm Stanley: Digging this piece. Dr Sir Warrior, no less.
	4:48pm David D: Stanley, none other - passing it back to Oliver Mtukudzi shortly.
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: so are all the artists in this set from zimbabwé?
	4:55pm Stanley: As much as I love Oliver Mtukudzi, it was always Thomas Mapfumo that did it for me.
	4:55pm coelacanth∅: hah! well i wasn't really looking...almost all the artists in this set are the same artist!
	4:55pm David D: Coel: Oliver Mtukudzi yes, Dr Sir Warrior is from Nigeria, slipping in there briefly.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: - the "oriental brothers"? i was in the kitchen for that one. still sounded african from there but i couldn't tell.
	🚂 4:58pm Michael 98145: thank you
	4:58pm coelacanth∅: Stanley i'm huge into Thomas Mapfumo!
	4:58pm Stanley: He has passed away? How sad. There will a day of National Mourning for him in Zimbabwe, I would think.
	4:59pm coelacanth∅: rest in peace Oliver Mtukudzi.
	5:00pm Stanley: Coel, Yeah Mapfumo was more of a rebel compared to Mtukudzi who was a sort of national treasure.
	5:02pm Stanley: Mugabe is still living and the good ones we lose.
	5:04pm David D: Stanley: Yes, there has been an outpouring of grief and mourning there.
	5:04pm David D: Coel: "Oriental" here just refers to Eastern Nigeria.
	5:10pm coelacanth∅: i read something, don't know if it's true... i think it was in the shanachie records catalog that turned me onto him to begin with, in the 80s - that after Mapfumo was thrown in jail for speaking up, they let him out just to perform at some kind of festival or event, but told him what to sing about. (or, what not to) soldiers stood at the sides of the stage with guns pointed toward him, in case he sang his rebel music. they'd warned him about this, but he sang against the government anyway. they didn't shoot him.
	5:11pm David D: That is true bravery, if true - and even if not.
	5:13pm Stanley: His album 'Corruption' was dynamite
	5:14pm coelacanth∅: i sure wanted to believe it! but either way just speaking out against the government required bravery. (or stupidity, but usually bravery!)
	5:17pm David D: Courageous artists are so important wherever they may be.
	🚂 5:34pm Michael 98145: { the Missing Brazilians : themissingbrazilians.bandcamp.com } 1984 !
	5:47pm hilmar: thanks for missing brazilians...sounds and looks fine...schöne grüsse aus kassel, wo es mindestens so trist ist, wie auf dem albumcover der missing brazilians...hilmar
	5:48pm Mayuko: guten abend, David and all!
	5:49pm David D: Greetings back to Kassel, Hilmar, hope the music rises above the tristesse!
	5:49pm coelacanth∅: and the program continues to slay!
	5:50pm coelacanth∅: hi Mayuko!
	5:50pm David D: Mayuko - a fine evening to you as well!
	5:50pm Sem: Great fun this evening, thank you, David. See you and all next time round the track. Hey, Mayuko! Bye, Mayuko!
	5:51pm Mayuko: Hi coel! Bye Sem!!
	5:51pm David D: Thanks Sem - and Coel!
	5:51pm coelacanth∅: aloha Sem
	5:54pm doctorjazz: I saw Chris Forsythe (at Monty Hall), fine guitarist (but I found the show a bit boring - free of those unusual performers where I like the recordings better).
	6:01pm TDK60: Hello; jumping in from the Creamo Coyl show.
	6:02pm doctorjazz: And I saw Avishai Cohen, the bassist (great show), but not the trumpeter..
	6:02pm David D: Speaking of which, I was so sorry to hear about Monty Hall. A couple of shows have been cancelled due to the flooding. I believe it should be back in shape for the March Marathon, though.
	6:02pm David D: Welcome aboard, TDK60!
	6:03pm doctorjazz: (seen his sister Anat, though... Now that I think about it, I did see the 3 Cohen siblings together at some festival or other)
	6:03pm David D: Doc: Yes, quite a bit of name confusion there.
	6:09pm hilmar: wow, much to discover...i keep reading whilst listening......i am still into thomas mapfumo...
	🚂 6:12pm Listening Out There: Anat Cohen is the other talented family member. Great clarinetist...
	6:13pm David D: Hilmar: Indeed, Mapfumo will surely return sometime soon...
	6:14pm monkeyz: im gonna crash early today in the sleeping car, but luckily they play the music too!
	6:15pm David D: Monkeyz: Hidden speakers everywhere!
	6:16pm Stanley: Me too, I've got a couchette with my name on it. Good night David and thanks again. Good night all.
	6:16pm David D: 'Night, Stanley!
	6:20pm doctorjazz: Time to run, thanks, David!
	6:21pm David D: Thanks, Doctorjazz, have a safe journey onward...
	6:34pm northguineahills: I've been to junctions in Tallahassee....
	6:36pm David D: NGH: I only know South Florida first-hand myself. Do they all sound like this?
	6:47pm TDK60: ..wow, the theorbo. heard it via a Rolf Lislevand group.
	6:49pm David D: Yes, another great type of lute - generally forgotten today.
	6:50pm TDK60: and: Bach.
	6:50pm David D: Yes, the other part of the double CD is all Bach in fact.
	6:52pm hilmar: broadcasts listened to at night should exactly sound like this...great! a bit like a cold hand grabbing at your shoulder from behind (a radio host at my favourite radio show on dt64 had used these words in 1989 to describe some recordings of john cale ..
	6:54pm David D: Thanks, Hilmar - interesting way of putting it! Plenty of cold out there to go around at the moment...
	6:55pm northguineahills: Tallahassee is in Floribama, not quite as liberal as Gainesville (thanks to FSU and the large African-American community, but the State gov't is conservative) but more so then the surrounding area (Floribama is worse then Florigia, where I grew up). It's still the Deep South.
	6:55pm hilmar: good night! leipzig was shown on the news...just now..snow in clarapark...cheers
	6:56pm northguineahills: I have so many lute and guitar Bach albums, I'm not sure if I have this one...
	6:56pm David D: Have a good night, Hilmar. My regards to Kassel!
	6:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks -Excellent show David!
	🚂 6:56pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i don't think i would do well living in those areas. just sayin. :)
	6:56pm TDK60: NGH: you've got a lotta lute.
	6:56pm David D: Thanks, Coel!
	6:57pm David D: NGH: I will have to redefine my geography. Which areas belong to Florigia?
	🚂 6:57pm Michael 98145: yes, thanks again, David D. these are wonderful shows for the archives.
	6:58pm TDK60: thanks DJ DD!
	6:58pm David D: Thank you Michael and TDK!
	🚂 6:58pm Listening Out There: Danke DD :)
	6:59pm David D: Thanks LOT and everyone. No A Train tonight. Stay tuned for Neighbors Noise...
	7:00pm northguineahills: @David: Florigia is the area south of Georgia all the way to Orlando (except Gainesville, St Augustine, and a few artists colonies), and Floribama is the area south of Alabama. Thanks!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks, NGH, have a good night!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from January 29, 2019

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