WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from March 19, 2019

Listener comments!
	🚂 3:02pm chresti: All aboard-hi David and fellow passengers!
	🚂 3:02pm βrian: Good evening, David et al.
	3:02pm Jim Ross: Dave, why did u delete my earlier comment?
	3:04pm Cmurtha: Howdy everyone, I am back for a second trip on the subway.
	3:05pm David D: Thankful greetings one and all!
	🚂 3:07pm Michael 98145: tip o' the hat
	3:09pm Jim Ross: Deleting comments isn't cool. In other news, one more thank you song and I'm out.
	3:11pm steveo: greetings -- glad to be listening!
	3:12pm doctorjazz: Hi David and fellow riders!
	🚂 3:13pm βrian: Hola, David in Leipzig!
	🚂 3:13pm chresti: Back atcha with the thanks, David!
	3:14pm Cmurtha: mısırlı or مصرلو ıf you want to get real Ottoman. I always forget how dick dale/others transcribe it to be Lou
	3:17pm Cmurtha: I'm hyped
	3:20pm fleep: Greetings from L.A.
	🚂 3:22pm Michael 98145: { interesting, "the song is about an Egyptian woman." websez: en.wikipedia.org... } carry on
	3:22pm David D: Hey Fleep - thanks for adopting the stream!
	3:24pm David D: Yes, I believe the song simply refers to an "Egyptian woman" - the ı without the dot in Turkish is something between an i and u, I believe.
	3:24pm fleep: David, you are welcome. My intention is to get the stream into an elite college through bribes and cheating
	3:24pm David D: Oh and greetings Doc, Michael, βrian...
	🚂 3:25pm chresti: haha fleep
	3:27pm David D: Fleep: Sounds like a plan!
	🚂 3:29pm Michael 98145: yay, @fleep !
	🚂 3:30pm Michael 98145: Geez, this is great -
	3:33pm Uncle Michael: GRITS! I think I know that song.
	3:33pm Cmurtha: it's kinda like the i in cousin euh. And yes you are correct. I told steve this I translated some of the lyrics on Clay's show. Though truth be told the object of Ottoman love poetry is usually a young man or boy, (won't get into the history or logic of this) but as Turkish has no gender the Egyptian can be a woman/man. Which is why the song üskadar'a gider iken is about a [male] scribe.
	🚂 3:33pm chresti: This is the best music for doing housework
	🚂 3:34pm chresti: also for driving long distance
	🚂 3:36pm Yvang: @chresti: I am ordering his complete recordings right now ... for the first purpose.
	3:38pm David D: Hey Yvang - and Uncle Michael!
	🚂 3:38pm chresti: Uncle Michael! Excellent performance the other night
	🚂 3:38pm Yvang: Hi David! France is listening.
	3:40pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, chresti.
	3:43pm David D: Yes, UM, you were great!
	3:49pm Sem: Well, punch my ticket, I am coming aboard. Hello, David, the Continental folk, and all.
	3:51pm Tamar: Loving the scholarly Miserlou discussion, and soundtrack.
	3:53pm Cmurtha: I always just say its "Ottoman" it angers everyone equally and is almost always more accurate to where things actually come from, since nationalism/nation states are very, very modern inventions. So, like is X Greek, Turkish, or Arab etc.? Its Ottoman.
	🚂 3:53pm chresti: Yvang- right on! @3:36
	🚂 3:54pm chresti: I love ottomans!
	3:55pm northguineahills: I pronounce it Osman, like Allah intended!
	🚂 3:57pm Yvang: From my place : brittany!
	3:57pm northguineahills: (was listening to the Ottoman History podcast this morning)….
	3:59pm David D: Hello Sem, Tamar, NGH!
	4:00pm David D: Yvang: A beautiful part of the world!
	🚂 4:00pm Yvang: And RIP, of course.
	4:00pm David D: Thanks, Tamar!
	4:00pm Cmurtha: @north I think Hilal Inalcik found that Osman =/= Uthman as most people think/as is still held at large. I think he found some scant evidence that it was maybe an Oghuz name the predated the turks entering the M.E so perhaps as Tengri intended? I have not listened to it in ages, and I know in the last years both Leslie Peirce (my old mentor) and like a month or so ago Jane Hathaway (Current mentor) talked on it. I gotta give Jane's talk at least a listen but WFMU has monopolized a lot of my listening time
	4:00pm TDK60: Hello.
	🚂 4:01pm Yvang: @David: I agree so much!
	4:03pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I was listening to Jane this morning. There is also an episode just talking about Ottoman poetry about women. The Oghuz theory is the one I usually read bandied about....
	4:04pm David D: Hello TDK60!
	4:05pm TDK60: This is Breton music?
	4:05pm Cmurtha: What a coincidence. How is her talk? I've not read the new Book on Eunuchs so I can't comment on it. Though, because of her I made sure to go an walk to Eyup to see Beşir Ağa's grave.
	🚂 4:06pm Yvang: @TDK60: sure it is!
	4:07pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: she actually was talking about her book on eunuchs. Her talk was nice. But as you know, the whole podcast leans a little on the dry academic side (which I like).
	4:10pm Cmurtha: @north She's really wry in person. So, I feel like depending on how it was set up she could probably subvert things while sticking to their format. Like I said I will check it out when I'm not busy doing my own research/listening to WFMU. Who was doing the talk on women in Ottoman Poetry? Kalpakli? Or someone else?
	🚂 4:12pm redkayak: Howdy all :)
	4:13pm northguineahills: @CMurtha: It was Havlioglu.
	🚂 4:13pm redkayak: Finally feels a bit like spring these days!
	4:13pm David D: Ahoy there, redkayak!
	🚂 4:15pm redkayak: @david Ahoy captain! Nice song here....
	4:16pm Cmurtha: @North, oh, yes! I don't think she has a book out yet, but I know roughly of her dis, have not read it though. Should be interesting when it comes out.
	🚂 4:17pm Carmichael: Heya David and guitar heroes.
	4:18pm David D: Hey there, Carmichael!
	4:25pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: It was released in August.
	4:27pm Cmurtha: Well then I have something to check out when I get back!
	4:32pm David D: Oh thanks, Redkayak - and yes, spring is thankfully just around the corner...
	🚂 4:34pm redkayak: @david I guess tomorrow, to be exact. Fingers crossed.
	4:42pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: also recommended, the History Bulgarian History podcast, it does a more chronological history based narrative of Anatolia, especially the Ottoman era...
	4:44pm northguineahills: also of interest in the Ottoman History podcast is the episodes of post-Ottoman--pre-nationalism self-identity/identity politics of the post-Ottoman territories,
	4:45pm Cmurtha: @north I will have to check it out, my Balkans knowledge is far less strong than my M.E knowledge.
	4:49pm David D: That sounds very interesting, actually, NGH. Is it a chronological overview of the empire?
	4:54pm northguineahills: @David: Yes, it's breadth of anything relating to the Bulgarian people/culture includes everything (including the rest of Europe), but especially the Ottoman Empire. Heck, even the Saffavid Persians. my focus on my BA in History was on the Balkans (for no other reason then I knew nothing about them, I'm a generic English/Scottish American).
	4:57pm David D: They both sound fascinating, that's a part of Europe many Westerners don't give too much thought.
	🚂 5:02pm chresti: This is lovely
	🚂 5:05pm Michael 98145: @ngh, where can one find those podcasts? sounds truly fascinating. especially for those of us with central European root ...
	🚂 5:05pm βrian: The only Bulgarian I know is Lactobacillus bulgaricus.
	5:08pm northguineahills: @Michael: www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com www.bghistorypodcast.com thehistoryofbyzantium.com
	🚂 5:10pm Michael 98145: @ngh, thank you !!
	5:10pm northguineahills: Here's a whole series on Bohemia, Germany, Alchemy, and other oddities... : www.podcastnik.com
	5:11pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm off to go vote in municipal elections, gonna take a long walk there for exercises, be back before the end...
	5:12pm David D: Okay, thanks for the links - have a good walk and vote!
	5:15pm northguineahills: asking for a ballot en espanol for statistical purposes....
	5:25pm David D: To paraphrase the last song: por qué no?
	5:29pm Sem: Lovin' ths, along with everything that preceded it. Thank you, DD.
	5:32pm David D: Glad you're into it, Sem!
	5:50pm doctorjazz: Time to go catch more in the car, thanks, David! (Valerie? Love it !)
	🚂 5:52pm Michael 98145: :)
	5:54pm David D: Thanks, Doc!
	6:02pm monkeyz: hey david and others, just checking in to say hi, been enjoying the show so far! just really stoned and lazy ;)
	6:05pm David D: Hey Monkeyz - great to hear from you!
	6:06pm TDK60: ..back again, was on the subway home..
	6:08pm northguineahills: Nice Mark Perry... ran into a City Councilman running for office after voting, he invited me to the after-election party. Never been to an after-election party for a candidate, before) (the said candidate lives two doors down from me, so I know him quite well).
	6:08pm David D: Welcome back to the, um, Subway...
	6:10pm David D: NGH: Are you going? Could be interesting...
	6:12pm northguineahills: Yeah, for part of it (then I have my trivia night). Gainesville doesn't have political parties for municipal elections, which makes judging candidates much easier, and not have to worry about party machines, not a bad idea).
	6:13pm TDK60: NGH, did you vote Bulgarian Imperial League?
	6:13pm David D: Here we pretty much just have political parties for municipal elections - coming up in just two months in fact.
	6:15pm northguineahills: Voted Vogan Vulgarian Vatican....
	6:15pm David D: I like that party's poetry.
	6:21pm TDK60: ..I like Ribeiro & Alpes organ, reminds a tad of Country Joe & The Fish's David Cohen.
	6:21pm TDK60: ..and now more like Soft Machine...
	🚂 6:26pm chresti: Well, I don't know about you valarians, but I'm going to have some coffee
	6:27pm TDK60: chresti: just started my evening yerba mate..
	🚂 6:29pm chresti: Good stuff, yerba mate
	6:30pm northguineahills: What TDK said... also, for you immigrant law historiography types, the Ottoman History podcast has a series on the history of American deportation w/ a focus on deportees from Ottoman and former states). @chresti: drinking yerba mate right now!
	6:34pm fleep: Irish breakfast tea with a scoop of collagen
	🚂 6:37pm Listening Out There: It's me, right on time...
	6:38pm Johnzon: that one drum sounded like a price gun. but I spent the afternoon stocking shelves so Im probably biased
	6:40pm fleep: I'm hearing the shuffle stream instead of Rimsky-Korsakov
	🚂 6:43pm chresti: oh yeah, you're right @fleep
	🚂 6:44pm chresti: now its back
	6:44pm northguineahills: (for dessert tonight, I have an Irish breakfast ice cream, a deep stout w/ chocolate covered pretzels, just missing whiskey) looks at what left in the liquor cabinet
	6:47pm David D: Sorry, everyone - Internet problems here throughout the station for some reason. The archive will have the entire show, however.
	🚂 6:48pm chresti: I'm having coffee from Jones coffee roasters-I forget the origin of the beans, though
	6:49pm David D: Toumani Koné is nice too, of course.
	6:50pm David D: Or try: stream.radioblau.de
	🚂 6:51pm Michael 98145: { whoa } :)
	🚂 6:54pm chresti: maybe it's the solar wind...
	🚂 6:56pm chresti: Franco's in the other room blasting Gaylord's 7 and 7 is
	6:57pm David D: Thanks everyone - hope this was a one-off problem...
	🚂 6:57pm chresti: Thanks David! This is a great version of A Train
	6:57pm David D: Stay tuned for Jesse and Neighbors Noise on the stream...
	6:58pm TDK60: chresti: Gaylord did that at the finale?
	6:58pm David D: Chresti: Hehe, just a bit different this week.
	6:58pm northguineahills: Thanks David!
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: a universal web jam!
	6:58pm TDK60: ..Danke DJ Dave D!
	🚂 6:58pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, David D

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from March 19, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Sea-ders	Thanks a Lot "Thanks a Lot" by "Sea-ders"		1966		0:00:29 (Pop-up)
Dengue Fever	Thanks-a-lot "Thanks-a-lot" by "Dengue Fever"	Dengue Fever	2003		0:03:07 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Thankful "Thankful" by "Bill Frisell"	Music Is	2018		0:05:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Klezmerson	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Klezmerson"	Klezmerson Live	2012		0:10:34 (Pop-up)
Jan August	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Jan August"		1946		0:18:23 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale	Misirlou Twist "Misirlou Twist" by "Dick Dale"	Surfers' Choice	1962		0:21:21 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale	Surfing Drums "Surfing Drums" by "Dick Dale"	Surfers' Choice	1962		0:25:23 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale and his Del-Tones	Riders in the Sky	King of the Surf Guitar	1963		0:30:09 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale	Caravan "Caravan" by "Dick Dale"	Tribal Thunder	1993		0:32:19 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale	The New Victor "The New Victor" by "Dick Dale"	Tribal Thunder	1993		0:37:06 (Pop-up)
Boom Pam	The Wedge "The Wedge" by "Boom Pam"	Puerto Rican Nights	2008		0:39:47 (Pop-up)
Vinicio Capossela	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Vinicio Capossela"	Rebetiko Gymnastas	2012		0:42:43 (Pop-up)
Jewish Monkeys	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Jewish Monkeys"	Mania Regressia	2014		0:46:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Trio Yas	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Trio Yas"				0:49:50 (Pop-up)
Yann Fañch Kemener	Ton kentan nozeh kentan ma eured	An dorn	2004		0:57:36 (Pop-up)
Yann Fañch Kemener	Mab er brigant, Le fils du brigand	Chants profonds de Bretagne	1991	(Jean François Quemener)	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Yann Fañch Kemener	Dañs plin: Saint-Nicolas				1:03:22 (Pop-up)
David Qualey	Homfeld Suite "Homfeld Suite" by "David Qualey"	Only Guitar	1975		1:06:10 (Pop-up)
Master Wilburn Burchette	Raising the Pyramid of Power	Guitar Grimoire	1973		1:09:45 (Pop-up)
Houston & Dorsey	Ebb Tide "Ebb Tide" by "Houston & Dorsey"	At the World's Most Famous Beach	1968		1:17:19 (Pop-up)
Parachute	Kowloon Daily "Kowloon Daily" by "Parachute"	From Asian Port	1980		1:21:12 (Pop-up)
Bezobrazno Zeleno	Bežim Niz Ulicu	Artistička Radna Akcija - Beograd '81	1981		1:23:51 (Pop-up)
Black Savage	Kothbiro "Kothbiro" by "Black Savage"		1976		1:26:19 (Pop-up)
Henri Bowane	Sam Ba No "Sam Ba No" by "Henri Bowane"		1976		1:30:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Eastern Standard Time	The Skatalite!	1969		1:37:29 (Pop-up)
Dariush	Cheshme Man "Cheshme Man" by "Dariush"		1973		1:47:56 (Pop-up)
Anouar Brahem	Barzakh "Barzakh" by "Anouar Brahem"	Barzakh	1991		1:52:46 (Pop-up)
Danny Ben-Israel	Kmo Emesh "Kmo Emesh" by "Danny Ben-Israel"		1969	כמו אמש	2:03:48 (Pop-up)
Danny Ben-Israel	Israel 70 "Israel 70" by "Danny Ben-Israel"	Bullshit 3¼	1970		2:06:47 (Pop-up)
Danny Ben-Israel	Lama Lo "Lama Lo" by "Danny Ben-Israel"	Bullshit 3¼	1970	למה לא	2:16:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		2:18:45 (Pop-up)
WITCH	Anyinamwana "Anyinamwana" by "WITCH"	WITCH	1977		2:24:37 (Pop-up)
Laghonia	Neighbor "Neighbor" by "Laghonia"	Glue	1971		2:28:40 (Pop-up)
Sunbirds	Spanish Sun "Spanish Sun" by "Sunbirds"	Sunbirds	1971		2:32:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		2:44:15 (Pop-up)
King of Luxembourg	Valleri "Valleri" by "King of Luxembourg"	Royal Bastard	1987		2:48:03 (Pop-up)
The Monochrome Set	Jet Set Junta "Jet Set Junta" by "The Monochrome Set"	Live	1993		2:51:06 (Pop-up)
The Wibbley Brothers	Der Wawazawa	Go Weird	1982		2:52:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Butlers	Troika "Troika" by "The Butlers"		1965		2:56:21 (Pop-up)
Mark Perry	Snappy Turns "Snappy Turns" by "Mark Perry"	Snappy Turns	1980		3:01:25 (Pop-up)
The Bachs	You're Mine "You're Mine" by "The Bachs"	Out of the Bachs	1968		3:04:56 (Pop-up)
Earth & Fire	21st Century Show "21st Century Show" by "Earth & Fire"	Memories	2017		3:07:04 (Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Paix "Paix" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes"	Paix	1972		3:11:28 (Pop-up)
Howard Wales	Yin Yang Soup "Yin Yang Soup" by "Howard Wales"	Rendezvous with the Sun	1976		3:27:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gosudarstvennyy Estradnyy Orkestr Armenii	Voskhod Solntsa	Gosudarstvennyy Estradnyy Orkestr Armenii	1978		3:31:17 (Pop-up)
USSR State Symphony Orchestra, Evgeny Svetlanov	Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: Overture on 3 Russian Themes, Op. 28	N.Rimsky-Korsakov, Evgeni Svetlanov ‎– Sinfonietta on Russian Themes / Overture on Russian Themes / Russian Easter Festival Overture	1985		3:35:06 (Pop-up)
Skip Martin	Scheherajazz: Fourth Movement	Scheherajazz	1959		3:47:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:54:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 3:02pm chresti: All aboard-hi David and fellow passengers!
	🚂 3:02pm βrian: Good evening, David et al.
	3:02pm Jim Ross: Dave, why did u delete my earlier comment?
	3:04pm Cmurtha: Howdy everyone, I am back for a second trip on the subway.
	3:05pm David D: Thankful greetings one and all!
	🚂 3:07pm Michael 98145: tip o' the hat
	3:09pm Jim Ross: Deleting comments isn't cool. In other news, one more thank you song and I'm out.
	3:11pm steveo: greetings -- glad to be listening!
	3:12pm doctorjazz: Hi David and fellow riders!
	🚂 3:13pm βrian: Hola, David in Leipzig!
	🚂 3:13pm chresti: Back atcha with the thanks, David!
	3:14pm Cmurtha: mısırlı or مصرلو ıf you want to get real Ottoman. I always forget how dick dale/others transcribe it to be Lou
	3:17pm Cmurtha: I'm hyped
	3:20pm fleep: Greetings from L.A.
	🚂 3:22pm Michael 98145: { interesting, "the song is about an Egyptian woman." websez: en.wikipedia.org... } carry on
	3:22pm David D: Hey Fleep - thanks for adopting the stream!
	3:24pm David D: Yes, I believe the song simply refers to an "Egyptian woman" - the ı without the dot in Turkish is something between an i and u, I believe.
	3:24pm fleep: David, you are welcome. My intention is to get the stream into an elite college through bribes and cheating
	3:24pm David D: Oh and greetings Doc, Michael, βrian...
	🚂 3:25pm chresti: haha fleep
	3:27pm David D: Fleep: Sounds like a plan!
	🚂 3:29pm Michael 98145: yay, @fleep !
	🚂 3:30pm Michael 98145: Geez, this is great -
	3:33pm Uncle Michael: GRITS! I think I know that song.
	3:33pm Cmurtha: it's kinda like the i in cousin euh. And yes you are correct. I told steve this I translated some of the lyrics on Clay's show. Though truth be told the object of Ottoman love poetry is usually a young man or boy, (won't get into the history or logic of this) but as Turkish has no gender the Egyptian can be a woman/man. Which is why the song üskadar'a gider iken is about a [male] scribe.
	🚂 3:33pm chresti: This is the best music for doing housework
	🚂 3:34pm chresti: also for driving long distance
	🚂 3:36pm Yvang: @chresti: I am ordering his complete recordings right now ... for the first purpose.
	3:38pm David D: Hey Yvang - and Uncle Michael!
	🚂 3:38pm chresti: Uncle Michael! Excellent performance the other night
	🚂 3:38pm Yvang: Hi David! France is listening.
	3:40pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, chresti.
	3:43pm David D: Yes, UM, you were great!
	3:49pm Sem: Well, punch my ticket, I am coming aboard. Hello, David, the Continental folk, and all.
	3:51pm Tamar: Loving the scholarly Miserlou discussion, and soundtrack.
	3:53pm Cmurtha: I always just say its "Ottoman" it angers everyone equally and is almost always more accurate to where things actually come from, since nationalism/nation states are very, very modern inventions. So, like is X Greek, Turkish, or Arab etc.? Its Ottoman.
	🚂 3:53pm chresti: Yvang- right on! @3:36
	🚂 3:54pm chresti: I love ottomans!
	3:55pm northguineahills: I pronounce it Osman, like Allah intended!
	🚂 3:57pm Yvang: From my place : brittany!
	3:57pm northguineahills: (was listening to the Ottoman History podcast this morning)….
	3:59pm David D: Hello Sem, Tamar, NGH!
	4:00pm David D: Yvang: A beautiful part of the world!
	🚂 4:00pm Yvang: And RIP, of course.
	4:00pm David D: Thanks, Tamar!
	4:00pm Cmurtha: @north I think Hilal Inalcik found that Osman =/= Uthman as most people think/as is still held at large. I think he found some scant evidence that it was maybe an Oghuz name the predated the turks entering the M.E so perhaps as Tengri intended? I have not listened to it in ages, and I know in the last years both Leslie Peirce (my old mentor) and like a month or so ago Jane Hathaway (Current mentor) talked on it. I gotta give Jane's talk at least a listen but WFMU has monopolized a lot of my listening time
	4:00pm TDK60: Hello.
	🚂 4:01pm Yvang: @David: I agree so much!
	4:03pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I was listening to Jane this morning. There is also an episode just talking about Ottoman poetry about women. The Oghuz theory is the one I usually read bandied about....
	4:04pm David D: Hello TDK60!
	4:05pm TDK60: This is Breton music?
	4:05pm Cmurtha: What a coincidence. How is her talk? I've not read the new Book on Eunuchs so I can't comment on it. Though, because of her I made sure to go an walk to Eyup to see Beşir Ağa's grave.
	🚂 4:06pm Yvang: @TDK60: sure it is!
	4:07pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: she actually was talking about her book on eunuchs. Her talk was nice. But as you know, the whole podcast leans a little on the dry academic side (which I like).
	4:10pm Cmurtha: @north She's really wry in person. So, I feel like depending on how it was set up she could probably subvert things while sticking to their format. Like I said I will check it out when I'm not busy doing my own research/listening to WFMU. Who was doing the talk on women in Ottoman Poetry? Kalpakli? Or someone else?
	🚂 4:12pm redkayak: Howdy all :)
	4:13pm northguineahills: @CMurtha: It was Havlioglu.
	🚂 4:13pm redkayak: Finally feels a bit like spring these days!
	4:13pm David D: Ahoy there, redkayak!
	🚂 4:15pm redkayak: @david Ahoy captain! Nice song here....
	4:16pm Cmurtha: @North, oh, yes! I don't think she has a book out yet, but I know roughly of her dis, have not read it though. Should be interesting when it comes out.
	🚂 4:17pm Carmichael: Heya David and guitar heroes.
	4:18pm David D: Hey there, Carmichael!
	4:25pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: It was released in August.
	4:27pm Cmurtha: Well then I have something to check out when I get back!
	4:32pm David D: Oh thanks, Redkayak - and yes, spring is thankfully just around the corner...
	🚂 4:34pm redkayak: @david I guess tomorrow, to be exact. Fingers crossed.
	4:42pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: also recommended, the History Bulgarian History podcast, it does a more chronological history based narrative of Anatolia, especially the Ottoman era...
	4:44pm northguineahills: also of interest in the Ottoman History podcast is the episodes of post-Ottoman--pre-nationalism self-identity/identity politics of the post-Ottoman territories,
	4:45pm Cmurtha: @north I will have to check it out, my Balkans knowledge is far less strong than my M.E knowledge.
	4:49pm David D: That sounds very interesting, actually, NGH. Is it a chronological overview of the empire?
	4:54pm northguineahills: @David: Yes, it's breadth of anything relating to the Bulgarian people/culture includes everything (including the rest of Europe), but especially the Ottoman Empire. Heck, even the Saffavid Persians. my focus on my BA in History was on the Balkans (for no other reason then I knew nothing about them, I'm a generic English/Scottish American).
	4:57pm David D: They both sound fascinating, that's a part of Europe many Westerners don't give too much thought.
	🚂 5:02pm chresti: This is lovely
	🚂 5:05pm Michael 98145: @ngh, where can one find those podcasts? sounds truly fascinating. especially for those of us with central European root ...
	🚂 5:05pm βrian: The only Bulgarian I know is Lactobacillus bulgaricus.
	5:08pm northguineahills: @Michael: www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com www.bghistorypodcast.com thehistoryofbyzantium.com
	🚂 5:10pm Michael 98145: @ngh, thank you !!
	5:10pm northguineahills: Here's a whole series on Bohemia, Germany, Alchemy, and other oddities... : www.podcastnik.com
	5:11pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm off to go vote in municipal elections, gonna take a long walk there for exercises, be back before the end...
	5:12pm David D: Okay, thanks for the links - have a good walk and vote!
	5:15pm northguineahills: asking for a ballot en espanol for statistical purposes....
	5:25pm David D: To paraphrase the last song: por qué no?
	5:29pm Sem: Lovin' ths, along with everything that preceded it. Thank you, DD.
	5:32pm David D: Glad you're into it, Sem!
	5:50pm doctorjazz: Time to go catch more in the car, thanks, David! (Valerie? Love it !)
	🚂 5:52pm Michael 98145: :)
	5:54pm David D: Thanks, Doc!
	6:02pm monkeyz: hey david and others, just checking in to say hi, been enjoying the show so far! just really stoned and lazy ;)
	6:05pm David D: Hey Monkeyz - great to hear from you!
	6:06pm TDK60: ..back again, was on the subway home..
	6:08pm northguineahills: Nice Mark Perry... ran into a City Councilman running for office after voting, he invited me to the after-election party. Never been to an after-election party for a candidate, before) (the said candidate lives two doors down from me, so I know him quite well).
	6:08pm David D: Welcome back to the, um, Subway...
	6:10pm David D: NGH: Are you going? Could be interesting...
	6:12pm northguineahills: Yeah, for part of it (then I have my trivia night). Gainesville doesn't have political parties for municipal elections, which makes judging candidates much easier, and not have to worry about party machines, not a bad idea).
	6:13pm TDK60: NGH, did you vote Bulgarian Imperial League?
	6:13pm David D: Here we pretty much just have political parties for municipal elections - coming up in just two months in fact.
	6:15pm northguineahills: Voted Vogan Vulgarian Vatican....
	6:15pm David D: I like that party's poetry.
	6:21pm TDK60: ..I like Ribeiro & Alpes organ, reminds a tad of Country Joe & The Fish's David Cohen.
	6:21pm TDK60: ..and now more like Soft Machine...
	🚂 6:26pm chresti: Well, I don't know about you valarians, but I'm going to have some coffee
	6:27pm TDK60: chresti: just started my evening yerba mate..
	🚂 6:29pm chresti: Good stuff, yerba mate
	6:30pm northguineahills: What TDK said... also, for you immigrant law historiography types, the Ottoman History podcast has a series on the history of American deportation w/ a focus on deportees from Ottoman and former states). @chresti: drinking yerba mate right now!
	6:34pm fleep: Irish breakfast tea with a scoop of collagen
	🚂 6:37pm Listening Out There: It's me, right on time...
	6:38pm Johnzon: that one drum sounded like a price gun. but I spent the afternoon stocking shelves so Im probably biased
	6:40pm fleep: I'm hearing the shuffle stream instead of Rimsky-Korsakov
	🚂 6:43pm chresti: oh yeah, you're right @fleep
	🚂 6:44pm chresti: now its back
	6:44pm northguineahills: (for dessert tonight, I have an Irish breakfast ice cream, a deep stout w/ chocolate covered pretzels, just missing whiskey) looks at what left in the liquor cabinet
	6:47pm David D: Sorry, everyone - Internet problems here throughout the station for some reason. The archive will have the entire show, however.
	🚂 6:48pm chresti: I'm having coffee from Jones coffee roasters-I forget the origin of the beans, though
	6:49pm David D: Toumani Koné is nice too, of course.
	6:50pm David D: Or try: stream.radioblau.de
	🚂 6:51pm Michael 98145: { whoa } :)
	🚂 6:54pm chresti: maybe it's the solar wind...
	🚂 6:56pm chresti: Franco's in the other room blasting Gaylord's 7 and 7 is
	6:57pm David D: Thanks everyone - hope this was a one-off problem...
	🚂 6:57pm chresti: Thanks David! This is a great version of A Train
	6:57pm David D: Stay tuned for Jesse and Neighbors Noise on the stream...
	6:58pm TDK60: chresti: Gaylord did that at the finale?
	6:58pm David D: Chresti: Hehe, just a bit different this week.
	6:58pm northguineahills: Thanks David!
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: a universal web jam!
	6:58pm TDK60: ..Danke DJ Dave D!
	🚂 6:58pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, David D

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from March 19, 2019

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