WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 20, 2019

Listener comments!
	2:54pm Stanley: This is my seat and I'm not moving from it.
	2:59pm Linda Lee: get it together now, Linda Lee! don't just throw your comments into the pool & fuck off! :-D
	3:01pm Mayuko: Good afternoon!
	3:02pm David D: Greetings Stanley, Linda, and Mayuko!
	🚂 3:02pm Yvang: Hey! Let's go to Leipzig!
	3:02pm fred: Good evening David and fellow travelers
	🚂 3:02pm Listening Out There: [Click] Ticket punched...
	3:02pm Linda Lee: hi David! :-D
	3:03pm David D: Good evening Yvang and Fred!
	3:03pm David D: And LOT!
	🚂 3:03pm Yvang: Hi David and Commuters!
	🚂 3:05pm Carmichael: Interesting version. What language? And heya David.
	3:06pm David D: Hey Carmichael - that's in Arabic from Jordan.
	🚂 3:06pm chris: comfortably Arabic
	3:06pm David D: Chris, indeed!
	🚂 3:06pm chris: hi, David and folks. dig.
	3:07pm chresti@ Griffith Park: Hello continental people! On my way home..
	3:08pm David D: Hello out there, Chresti...
	🚂 3:09pm chris: impressive Glimour channeling going on. hi, chresti!
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	3:17pm monkeyz: good evening david, glad to be on the train again!
	3:17pm monkeyz: et al ofc!
	3:25pm David D: Good evening, Monkeyz, great to have you here!
	3:25pm David D: And hey there, Doctorjazz!
	3:36pm fred: I really enjoy this Roud series
	3:38pm David D: Glad you like it, Fred!
	🚂 3:40pm Yvang: I like them too... but do you plan to cover them all? There seem to be many of them!
	3:41pm David D: There are around 25,000, Yvang, so, um...
	🚂 3:43pm Yvang: You can do it!
	3:43pm David D: A good number seem to have never been recorded or at least not that I could find, so that could speed things up a bit.
	🚂 3:47pm Yvang: I suggest adding a new stream to the wfmu network : the Roud-io!
	3:49pm David D: Yvang - that is a great idea - and name!
	3:52pm Linda Lee: wow. this is fabulous. i'm totally transported ~ which is great, as i don't really wish to be where i am, physically.
	3:53pm crateslinger: fish tank ensemble... B^)
	3:53pm Webhamster Henry: Who let those buskers on the subway?
	3:53pm David D: Glad to help, Linda, as far as that goes.
	3:54pm David D: Hey Crateslinger and Henry!
	3:54pm Linda Lee: you have indeed. :-D wow.
	🚂 3:54pm Listening Out There: Mahavishnu Bessarabia, maybe?
	🚂 3:56pm chresti: Hello again
	3:59pm northguineahills: Never heard of Eden Archer. Archer is a small town, now suburb of Gainesville.
	4:00pm Linda Lee: do i actually belong in prague? i'm game!
	🚂 4:03pm Yvang: This is the best way to (re)discover the place where you live: through the eyes of your visiting friends. I do that every summer.
	4:06pm pink: It's Edan Archer. David messed up the spelling again!!!
	4:06pm David D: Hey NGH - actually Edan, which I've now corrected.
	4:06pm Linda Lee: the place where i live is so self-evident there's nothing to show them! woods.. wildlife.. pretty. i think that sense of the new in the familiar is probably more apt in urban places.
	4:07pm Stanley: That was a lovely melange of Rock n Roll in a Caribbean and Congolese style
	4:07pm Linda Lee: that was wonderful.
	4:09pm Linda Lee: and this late psychedelia from Mavi is the kind of record i just love.
	🚂 4:09pm Yvang: This is the reverse Altın Gün : a turkish band covering a Netherland's band (Shocking Blue)
	🚂 4:10pm Yvang: Or am I wrong?
	4:11pm fred: Sorry to linger a few stations behind, but is there anything like the Roud index for German folk songs?
	4:11pm David D: Yvang, you are absolutely correct! It is Send me a postcard by Shocking Blue
	4:12pm David D: Fred, I haven't seen any, but there could be one. I should really have a look.
	4:13pm Stanley: I've just found out that Johnny Clegg passed away last month. Don't think WFMU marked this, unless I missed it.
	4:14pm melinda: Hello
	4:22pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:23pm David D: Stanley: Apparently not, in fact. I also assumed someone must have done something...
	🚂 4:31pm Carmichael: @Stanley, I am a huge Clegg fan and really angry that nobody even knew who he was. No tributes that I know of, which is a damn shame.
	4:31pm fred: @Stanley: I don't think any DJ mentioned it, but I'm pretty sure I first read about his death on a WFMU playlist
	4:32pm Linda Lee: what a marvelous treatment of some outdated american slang that was. fabulous stuff.
	4:34pm David D: Fred: It might have been on this playlist, which is where I heard about it myself. Let's see what we can do...
	4:34pm pink: Yep, the Dutch certainly have made some criminal records.
	🚂 4:34pm Carmichael: Playing the Dutch glam rock, David? :)
	4:34pm Linda Lee: intense glam. so gay. love it!!
	4:34pm Stanley: @Carmichael: he was hugely important in South Africa. I think he was much appreciated in France @fred: Rob Weisberg's, perhaps.
	🚂 4:35pm Carmichael: Rob has been out a few weeks, with Gateway to Joy in his place.
	4:35pm Stanley: Rob, if you're reading this.............
	4:37pm fred: @Stanley: not Rob's, it's too late for me (and my neighbors)
	4:37pm Linda Lee: some pretty ugly english words were nice to name your european band with, once upon a time! :-D
	4:38pm Linda Lee: dump .. frumpy ..
	🚂 4:38pm Carmichael: Keep waiting for the intro to "Hush".
	4:39pm David D: Some bands use the harshest of English in their names here, without sounding like they should.
	4:39pm Linda Lee: :-D that same beautiful organ tone .. sounds like it's in someone's mouth.
	4:39pm Linda Lee: harsh words! yes! isn't that funny.
	4:41pm Stanley: @fred: haha. I know what you mean. It's on at 11pm here, Saturdays, and I'm usually back from the pub and, how do I put it, a little sleepy.
	4:42pm Linda Lee: love this 'boye' side. is this 1990 or is it not? :-) :-)
	🚂 4:43pm Carmichael: A little Talking Headsy??
	4:44pm Linda Lee: not quite the vocal..
	4:44pm David D: They may have heard I Zimbra in their former lives.
	🚂 4:44pm Carmichael: Exactly the song, David.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: i'm loving this set. this is just great stuff.
	4:47pm Stanley: Aye-up, it's Burnley's finest Chumbawamba
	4:52pm David D: Glad you are, Linda! Yes indeed, Stanley!
	4:55pm fred: Fairuz! Always welcome to my ears
	5:03pm Linda Lee: fantastic set.
	5:05pm Linda Lee: loving your bed music today too. the whole show.. so sweet to my ears. thanks David!
	5:06pm David D: Thanks so much, Linda!
	5:06pm Linda Lee: and now Ligeti! bravo! :-)
	5:07pm Linda Lee: let's drown out that passing boombox dressed as an SUV..
	5:12pm David D: This part may be loud enough...
	5:15pm Linda Lee: :-) i'd just like to enter this musical room & stay a while.
	5:17pm David D: It must make a fantastic concert piece.
	5:23pm Linda Lee: incredible!
	5:28pm hilmar: sounds like the singing saw again... i think i saw the film...very nice...good evening...
	5:28pm fred: Many years ago, I spent New Year's day at a museum that had a show about Cremaster. I saw all 5 movies, plus a handful of Drawing Restraint ones. And saw many flags, sculptures, and stuff. I still don't really like Barney's aesthetics (there's something really alien to me, maybe the jock side), but there's something I respect about the scope of his obsessions, it was a day well spent. Also, Cremaster 3 features Guinness.
	5:31pm David D: Hey Hilmar, good evening! I believe it is a theramin or two this time, in fact.
	5:32pm Linda Lee: was just sitting here trying to parse that out.. :-D
	5:32pm David D: Fred, all five parts - that must have been most of a day. I will need to track it down, although I may not be in for the whole journey.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: just marvelous.
	5:35pm David D: Now for something completely different.
	5:35pm Linda Lee: i've been lost in space a bit here. time just .. disappeared for a while. that's good stuff. :-)
	5:35pm Linda Lee: fabulous shift.
	5:37pm Linda Lee: .. and there go the horse trailers past my door. :-)
	5:39pm David D: Linda, it sounds like you live in an interesting place.
	5:41pm Linda Lee: i'm in the catskill mountains of new york, on a hilly through-road a few miles from some pastures. :-)
	5:43pm David D: Sounds nice, Linda
	5:44pm fred: @David: Yep. I arrived when the museum opened and left when it closed, 8 or 9 hours
	5:53pm David D: Fred: And on a New Year's Day, that is dedication
	5:54pm Linda Lee: it's lovely here. a new 'world destination' apparently. i've been spending time here for 30 years or so, though never lived on a main road before. seems awfully busy! a vehicle every half hour! :-D
	5:56pm Linda Lee: that's enough for me to wish to sell out, which i'm preparing to do. should have the cabin listed this month.
	5:57pm David D: Sounds tempting, but the commute could be a bit long I'm afraid.
	🚂 5:57pm chris: this has been wonderful, David. thank you! my stop is coming up here soon.
	5:58pm Linda Lee: gosh, that's too bad!
	5:58pm fred: @David: Opportunism, not dedication. I don't celebrate the new year anyway (expensive mandatory party), so I took advantage of the lack of people in there
	5:58pm David D: Thanks for riding along, Chris!
	🚂 5:59pm chris: Linda, would you share posting with us, once your cabin is listed, please?
	5:59pm Linda Lee: that sounds lovely to me, fred.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: sure, chris. are you looking for something in the area?
	🚂 6:00pm chris: my son and his partner are looking, and we are, too, kinda. :)
	6:01pm Linda Lee: i'd recommend the area to anyone. it's a beautiful place to be. i'm about 90 miles from the city ~ though because this is the city watershed & has had no development, it feels like another world. :-)
	6:03pm Linda Lee: just passed along my email address. if you send me yours i'll be in touch!
	6:10pm fred: I wouldn't call Cremaster experimental, it's too slick for that. But worth seeing (especially 3). Anyway, we're getting to my stop. Thanks David!
	🚂 6:10pm chris: thank you, Linda Lee!
	6:11pm doctorjazz: The Birth of the Cool band, great stuff!
	6:11pm Linda Lee: sure! :-)
	6:13pm David D: Thanks, Fred, I'll comb the usual sources for it later, have a good night!
	6:13pm Linda Lee: Sun Ra & the Arkestra! what an amazing, amazing group of people to see perform. a great experience!!
	6:14pm Mark Hurst: Got on the subway late today but I'm here - hi David, hi all!
	6:14pm Linda Lee: hi Mark! :-)
	6:16pm David D: Hey there, Mark - glad to see and hear you back safe and sound.
	6:18pm Mark Hurst: Thanks! All good. Though NYC is really hot & humid this week.
	6:20pm David D: New York in August is a particular kind of New York.
	6:22pm doctorjazz: I saw Sun Ra and the orchestra many times back in the day. Wotta trip!
	6:23pm David D: It must have been something magical, Doctorjazz.
	6:24pm Linda Lee: it sure is, David! it's when city dwellers show what they're made of. :-D
	6:25pm Stanley: Funny doctorjazz. I was just thinking that Sun Ra and His Arkestra back in 1980 was one of my best ever gigs.
	6:28pm David D: We had just one day this summer here that reminded me of that old feeling, could hardly move.
	🚂 6:28pm chresti: This is great, thanks David!
	6:29pm Linda Lee: Stanley, i saw them about a year prior, at the Squat Theater in new york. that was a great venue. very close. haven't always been a bumpkin.
	6:29pm David D: My pleasure, Chresti!
	6:30pm Linda Lee: (yes. she looks like something parked in the field to scare the crows, but she was once a hip city kitty!)
	6:31pm Stanley: Linda - it was when I lived in London. We were so spoilt back then. Living in Scotland the past 30 years has been a completely different proposition.
	6:33pm Linda Lee: really? how's that? my best buddy from new york is now a scottish citizen. married & raised a family there.
	6:35pm Stanley: Talking live music. Not many international acts make it this far north. Great place to live otherwise.
	6:36pm doctorjazz: In the 80s and 90s Ra and the Arkestra were frequently in clubs in NY. Jazz clubs, punk venues, you name it, and they put on a fabulous show. I caught them whenever I could (had a few bands I would see whenever I could then; The Microscopic Septet, Abdullah Ibrahim, The Roches come to mind).
	6:36pm Linda Lee: @Stanley ~ right. i get that about the name acts. there seem to be good local scenes in glasgow & edinburgh, though.
	6:38pm David D: Doc: Are there any that you try not to miss today?
	6:39pm Linda Lee: the Squat was one of those beautiful venues where good music was good music, of any genre. i really liked it there. i
	6:40pm Linda Lee: think the arkestra were in residence there for a while.
	6:40pm doctorjazz: Just saw Abdullah Ibrahim and not took long ago The Micros (who come together every few months and I've caught many of those). But, to quote a wise man, "don't get around (that) much anymore"
	6:43pm Stanley: Linda - Glasgow, more than Edinburgh. We lack the medium size venues. But, yeah, we manage somehow.I saw Neneh Cherry, Andrew Wasalyk and a wonderful tenor singer Lawrence Brownlee in the last couple of weeks. It's festival time, after all.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: found a photo of Sun Ra at the Squat! did i say it was close? :-)i.pinimg.com...
	6:44pm Linda Lee: gosh, that's right ! festival time again!
	6:46pm Stanley: Anyway look at the time, this show is just so good. Better get to ma' bed, though. Thanks David and good night everyone. (Til tomorrow)
	6:46pm David D: Great photo, Linda!
	6:46pm David D: Thanks, Stanley, have a good night!
	6:46pm doctorjazz: Just saw Eddie Palmieri a week ago, he can still bring it!
	6:47pm Linda Lee: good night, Stanley!
	6:48pm Linda Lee: oh gosh. please help me, people. what song is Brita singing, in English?
	6:49pm David D: It's Dark Eyes, a Russian song actually.
	6:49pm doctorjazz: Ochichornia, Dark Eyes in English
	6:49pm Linda Lee: oh! thanks David!
	6:50pm Linda Lee: thank you dr j!
	6:50pm Linda Lee: what a fantastic, fantastic show today. such fun!!
	6:52pm doctorjazz: Great show, David, thank you!
	6:53pm David D: Thanks Linda and Doctorjazz!
	6:55pm northguineahills: Thanks, David!
	6:55pm monkeyz: thanks for the ride, have a good night!
	6:55pm hilmar: great great.....gute nacht allerseits...schöne sendung...wie ein traum...
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: That War cover was something else!
	🚂 6:59pm Yvang: Thanks Great show great trip!
	7:00pm David D: Thanks everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 20, 2019

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August 20, 2019: Quid verbis opus est?

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
VIA Plamja	Na dal'ney stantsii soydu	Plamya	1977	ВИА Пламя / На дальней станции сойду / Пламя	0:00:21 (Pop-up)
Hayajan	Comfortably Numb "Comfortably Numb" by "Hayajan"	Ya Bay	2013		0:03:22 (Pop-up)
Oum	Veinte años "Veinte años" by "Oum"	Zarabi	2016		0:09:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		0:14:59 (Pop-up)
Roud 9: The Cruel Mother / The Greenwood Side
Steeleye Span	The Cruel Mother "The Cruel Mother" by "Steeleye Span"	Tempted and Tried	1989		0:23:05 (Pop-up)
10,000 Maniacs	Greenwood Sidey "Greenwood Sidey" by "10,000 Maniacs"	Twice Told Tales	2015		0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Karen+Helene	Barnemordersken "Barnemordersken" by "Karen+Helene"	Solen	2004		0:30:55 (Pop-up)
Edan Archer	Cruel Mother "Cruel Mother" by "Edan Archer"	Cruel Mother	2016		0:36:34 (Pop-up)
""
Fish Tank Ensemble	Bordeas "Bordeas" by "Fish Tank Ensemble"	Super Raoul	2006		0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Dálava	Dyž sem já šel pres hory / The rocks began to crumble	The Book of Transfigurations	2017		0:47:51 (Pop-up)
The Crooked Fiddle Band	The Butcher of Bessarabia	The Crooked Fiddle Band	2006		0:52:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		0:55:03 (Pop-up)
Le Ry-co Jazz	Docteur "Docteur" by "Le Ry-co Jazz"		1962		1:03:39 (Pop-up)
Mavi Işıklar	Aşk Çiçeği "Aşk Çiçeği" by "Mavi Işıklar"		1971		1:06:39 (Pop-up)
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich	Zabadak!		1967		1:09:02 (Pop-up)
Amplifiki	Somera Temp' "Somera Temp'" by "Amplifiki"	Tute ne gravas	1986		1:12:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eumir Deodato	Summertime "Summertime" by "Eumir Deodato"	The Crossing	2010		1:16:14 (Pop-up)
The Heavy Dwarfs	Moeder Natuur "Moeder Natuur" by "The Heavy Dwarfs"		1973		1:21:23 (Pop-up)
De Kift	Staal op staal "Staal op staal" by "De Kift"	Yverzucht	1989		1:23:44 (Pop-up)
Catapult	Let Your Hair Hang Down "Let Your Hair Hang Down" by "Catapult"	Catapult	1974		1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Dump	Annabelle "Annabelle" by "Dump"		1975		1:30:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:34:13 (Pop-up)
Narassa	Benna "Benna" by "Narassa"	Viaggio Pop	1973		1:36:59 (Pop-up)
Boye	Ne Igram Uz Ritam Taj "Ne Igram Uz Ritam Taj" by "Boye"	78	1990		1:40:47 (Pop-up)
Chumbawamba	I'm In Trouble Again "I'm In Trouble Again" by "Chumbawamba"	WYSIWYG	2000		1:44:59 (Pop-up)
Lekhfa	Nefsif Akli "Nefsif Akli" by "Lekhfa"	Lekhfa	2017	الإخفاء / نفسي ف عقلي	1:47:32 (Pop-up)
Fairuz	Saalouny El Nas "Saalouny El Nas" by "Fairuz"	Al Mahatta	1973	فيروز / سالوني الناس / المحطة	1:51:49 (Pop-up)
Nana Mouskouri	Xypna Agapi Mou "Xypna Agapi Mou" by "Nana Mouskouri"		1960	Ξύπνα Αγάπη Μου	1:55:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:58:34 (Pop-up)
Capella Amsterdam, Daniel Reuss	György Ligeti: Clocks & Clouds	The Ligeti Project, Vol. 3	2001	1972–73	2:05:12 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Bepler	Chrysler Chorale Overture	Music For Matthew Barney's Cremaster 3	2002		2:19:09 (Pop-up)
Paul Meyer, Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne	Clarinet Concerto No. 3 In F Minor (WoO 19)	Louis Spohr: The Forgotten Master (4 Concertos for Clarinet)	2012	Gotha, 1808	2:34:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		2:58:28 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Move "Move" by "Miles Davis"		1949		3:07:51 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and His Arkestra Featuring Pharoah Sanders and Black Harold	The Other World	Sun Ra and His Arkestra Featuring Pharoah Sanders and Black Harold	1964/2009	Recorded at Judson Hall, New York on December 31, 1964. First issued in 1976 without this track, re-released in 2009 with it.	3:10:21 (Pop-up)
Salah Ragab & The Cairo Jazz Band	Kahn El-Kahleely	Black Butterfly	1974		3:30:09 (Pop-up)
Freddie Hubbard	Gypsy Blue "Gypsy Blue" by "Freddie Hubbard"	Open Sesame	1960		3:35:03 (Pop-up)
Michal Prokop	Nač nám je válka	Slunci Vstříc	1975		3:41:23 (Pop-up)
Kirka	Pitkän tien pää "Pitkän tien pää" by "Kirka"	Kirka	1969		3:44:18 (Pop-up)
Brita Koivunen	Mustat Silmät "Mustat Silmät" by "Brita Koivunen"		1957		3:47:11 (Pop-up)
Guan Mucun	Beat My Tambourine and Sing My Song (Da Qi Shou Gu Chang Qi Ge)		197X	打起手鼓唱起歌 / 关牧村	3:49:35 (Pop-up)
Lim Ling and the Silvertones	Love is Like Dew and Flowers		196X		3:51:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:54:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:54pm Stanley: This is my seat and I'm not moving from it.
	2:59pm Linda Lee: get it together now, Linda Lee! don't just throw your comments into the pool & fuck off! :-D
	3:01pm Mayuko: Good afternoon!
	3:02pm David D: Greetings Stanley, Linda, and Mayuko!
	🚂 3:02pm Yvang: Hey! Let's go to Leipzig!
	3:02pm fred: Good evening David and fellow travelers
	🚂 3:02pm Listening Out There: [Click] Ticket punched...
	3:02pm Linda Lee: hi David! :-D
	3:03pm David D: Good evening Yvang and Fred!
	3:03pm David D: And LOT!
	🚂 3:03pm Yvang: Hi David and Commuters!
	🚂 3:05pm Carmichael: Interesting version. What language? And heya David.
	3:06pm David D: Hey Carmichael - that's in Arabic from Jordan.
	🚂 3:06pm chris: comfortably Arabic
	3:06pm David D: Chris, indeed!
	🚂 3:06pm chris: hi, David and folks. dig.
	3:07pm chresti@ Griffith Park: Hello continental people! On my way home..
	3:08pm David D: Hello out there, Chresti...
	🚂 3:09pm chris: impressive Glimour channeling going on. hi, chresti!
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	3:17pm monkeyz: good evening david, glad to be on the train again!
	3:17pm monkeyz: et al ofc!
	3:25pm David D: Good evening, Monkeyz, great to have you here!
	3:25pm David D: And hey there, Doctorjazz!
	3:36pm fred: I really enjoy this Roud series
	3:38pm David D: Glad you like it, Fred!
	🚂 3:40pm Yvang: I like them too... but do you plan to cover them all? There seem to be many of them!
	3:41pm David D: There are around 25,000, Yvang, so, um...
	🚂 3:43pm Yvang: You can do it!
	3:43pm David D: A good number seem to have never been recorded or at least not that I could find, so that could speed things up a bit.
	🚂 3:47pm Yvang: I suggest adding a new stream to the wfmu network : the Roud-io!
	3:49pm David D: Yvang - that is a great idea - and name!
	3:52pm Linda Lee: wow. this is fabulous. i'm totally transported ~ which is great, as i don't really wish to be where i am, physically.
	3:53pm crateslinger: fish tank ensemble... B^)
	3:53pm Webhamster Henry: Who let those buskers on the subway?
	3:53pm David D: Glad to help, Linda, as far as that goes.
	3:54pm David D: Hey Crateslinger and Henry!
	3:54pm Linda Lee: you have indeed. :-D wow.
	🚂 3:54pm Listening Out There: Mahavishnu Bessarabia, maybe?
	🚂 3:56pm chresti: Hello again
	3:59pm northguineahills: Never heard of Eden Archer. Archer is a small town, now suburb of Gainesville.
	4:00pm Linda Lee: do i actually belong in prague? i'm game!
	🚂 4:03pm Yvang: This is the best way to (re)discover the place where you live: through the eyes of your visiting friends. I do that every summer.
	4:06pm pink: It's Edan Archer. David messed up the spelling again!!!
	4:06pm David D: Hey NGH - actually Edan, which I've now corrected.
	4:06pm Linda Lee: the place where i live is so self-evident there's nothing to show them! woods.. wildlife.. pretty. i think that sense of the new in the familiar is probably more apt in urban places.
	4:07pm Stanley: That was a lovely melange of Rock n Roll in a Caribbean and Congolese style
	4:07pm Linda Lee: that was wonderful.
	4:09pm Linda Lee: and this late psychedelia from Mavi is the kind of record i just love.
	🚂 4:09pm Yvang: This is the reverse Altın Gün : a turkish band covering a Netherland's band (Shocking Blue)
	🚂 4:10pm Yvang: Or am I wrong?
	4:11pm fred: Sorry to linger a few stations behind, but is there anything like the Roud index for German folk songs?
	4:11pm David D: Yvang, you are absolutely correct! It is Send me a postcard by Shocking Blue
	4:12pm David D: Fred, I haven't seen any, but there could be one. I should really have a look.
	4:13pm Stanley: I've just found out that Johnny Clegg passed away last month. Don't think WFMU marked this, unless I missed it.
	4:14pm melinda: Hello
	4:22pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:23pm David D: Stanley: Apparently not, in fact. I also assumed someone must have done something...
	🚂 4:31pm Carmichael: @Stanley, I am a huge Clegg fan and really angry that nobody even knew who he was. No tributes that I know of, which is a damn shame.
	4:31pm fred: @Stanley: I don't think any DJ mentioned it, but I'm pretty sure I first read about his death on a WFMU playlist
	4:32pm Linda Lee: what a marvelous treatment of some outdated american slang that was. fabulous stuff.
	4:34pm David D: Fred: It might have been on this playlist, which is where I heard about it myself. Let's see what we can do...
	4:34pm pink: Yep, the Dutch certainly have made some criminal records.
	🚂 4:34pm Carmichael: Playing the Dutch glam rock, David? :)
	4:34pm Linda Lee: intense glam. so gay. love it!!
	4:34pm Stanley: @Carmichael: he was hugely important in South Africa. I think he was much appreciated in France @fred: Rob Weisberg's, perhaps.
	🚂 4:35pm Carmichael: Rob has been out a few weeks, with Gateway to Joy in his place.
	4:35pm Stanley: Rob, if you're reading this.............
	4:37pm fred: @Stanley: not Rob's, it's too late for me (and my neighbors)
	4:37pm Linda Lee: some pretty ugly english words were nice to name your european band with, once upon a time! :-D
	4:38pm Linda Lee: dump .. frumpy ..
	🚂 4:38pm Carmichael: Keep waiting for the intro to "Hush".
	4:39pm David D: Some bands use the harshest of English in their names here, without sounding like they should.
	4:39pm Linda Lee: :-D that same beautiful organ tone .. sounds like it's in someone's mouth.
	4:39pm Linda Lee: harsh words! yes! isn't that funny.
	4:41pm Stanley: @fred: haha. I know what you mean. It's on at 11pm here, Saturdays, and I'm usually back from the pub and, how do I put it, a little sleepy.
	4:42pm Linda Lee: love this 'boye' side. is this 1990 or is it not? :-) :-)
	🚂 4:43pm Carmichael: A little Talking Headsy??
	4:44pm Linda Lee: not quite the vocal..
	4:44pm David D: They may have heard I Zimbra in their former lives.
	🚂 4:44pm Carmichael: Exactly the song, David.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: i'm loving this set. this is just great stuff.
	4:47pm Stanley: Aye-up, it's Burnley's finest Chumbawamba
	4:52pm David D: Glad you are, Linda! Yes indeed, Stanley!
	4:55pm fred: Fairuz! Always welcome to my ears
	5:03pm Linda Lee: fantastic set.
	5:05pm Linda Lee: loving your bed music today too. the whole show.. so sweet to my ears. thanks David!
	5:06pm David D: Thanks so much, Linda!
	5:06pm Linda Lee: and now Ligeti! bravo! :-)
	5:07pm Linda Lee: let's drown out that passing boombox dressed as an SUV..
	5:12pm David D: This part may be loud enough...
	5:15pm Linda Lee: :-) i'd just like to enter this musical room & stay a while.
	5:17pm David D: It must make a fantastic concert piece.
	5:23pm Linda Lee: incredible!
	5:28pm hilmar: sounds like the singing saw again... i think i saw the film...very nice...good evening...
	5:28pm fred: Many years ago, I spent New Year's day at a museum that had a show about Cremaster. I saw all 5 movies, plus a handful of Drawing Restraint ones. And saw many flags, sculptures, and stuff. I still don't really like Barney's aesthetics (there's something really alien to me, maybe the jock side), but there's something I respect about the scope of his obsessions, it was a day well spent. Also, Cremaster 3 features Guinness.
	5:31pm David D: Hey Hilmar, good evening! I believe it is a theramin or two this time, in fact.
	5:32pm Linda Lee: was just sitting here trying to parse that out.. :-D
	5:32pm David D: Fred, all five parts - that must have been most of a day. I will need to track it down, although I may not be in for the whole journey.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: just marvelous.
	5:35pm David D: Now for something completely different.
	5:35pm Linda Lee: i've been lost in space a bit here. time just .. disappeared for a while. that's good stuff. :-)
	5:35pm Linda Lee: fabulous shift.
	5:37pm Linda Lee: .. and there go the horse trailers past my door. :-)
	5:39pm David D: Linda, it sounds like you live in an interesting place.
	5:41pm Linda Lee: i'm in the catskill mountains of new york, on a hilly through-road a few miles from some pastures. :-)
	5:43pm David D: Sounds nice, Linda
	5:44pm fred: @David: Yep. I arrived when the museum opened and left when it closed, 8 or 9 hours
	5:53pm David D: Fred: And on a New Year's Day, that is dedication
	5:54pm Linda Lee: it's lovely here. a new 'world destination' apparently. i've been spending time here for 30 years or so, though never lived on a main road before. seems awfully busy! a vehicle every half hour! :-D
	5:56pm Linda Lee: that's enough for me to wish to sell out, which i'm preparing to do. should have the cabin listed this month.
	5:57pm David D: Sounds tempting, but the commute could be a bit long I'm afraid.
	🚂 5:57pm chris: this has been wonderful, David. thank you! my stop is coming up here soon.
	5:58pm Linda Lee: gosh, that's too bad!
	5:58pm fred: @David: Opportunism, not dedication. I don't celebrate the new year anyway (expensive mandatory party), so I took advantage of the lack of people in there
	5:58pm David D: Thanks for riding along, Chris!
	🚂 5:59pm chris: Linda, would you share posting with us, once your cabin is listed, please?
	5:59pm Linda Lee: that sounds lovely to me, fred.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: sure, chris. are you looking for something in the area?
	🚂 6:00pm chris: my son and his partner are looking, and we are, too, kinda. :)
	6:01pm Linda Lee: i'd recommend the area to anyone. it's a beautiful place to be. i'm about 90 miles from the city ~ though because this is the city watershed & has had no development, it feels like another world. :-)
	6:03pm Linda Lee: just passed along my email address. if you send me yours i'll be in touch!
	6:10pm fred: I wouldn't call Cremaster experimental, it's too slick for that. But worth seeing (especially 3). Anyway, we're getting to my stop. Thanks David!
	🚂 6:10pm chris: thank you, Linda Lee!
	6:11pm doctorjazz: The Birth of the Cool band, great stuff!
	6:11pm Linda Lee: sure! :-)
	6:13pm David D: Thanks, Fred, I'll comb the usual sources for it later, have a good night!
	6:13pm Linda Lee: Sun Ra & the Arkestra! what an amazing, amazing group of people to see perform. a great experience!!
	6:14pm Mark Hurst: Got on the subway late today but I'm here - hi David, hi all!
	6:14pm Linda Lee: hi Mark! :-)
	6:16pm David D: Hey there, Mark - glad to see and hear you back safe and sound.
	6:18pm Mark Hurst: Thanks! All good. Though NYC is really hot & humid this week.
	6:20pm David D: New York in August is a particular kind of New York.
	6:22pm doctorjazz: I saw Sun Ra and the orchestra many times back in the day. Wotta trip!
	6:23pm David D: It must have been something magical, Doctorjazz.
	6:24pm Linda Lee: it sure is, David! it's when city dwellers show what they're made of. :-D
	6:25pm Stanley: Funny doctorjazz. I was just thinking that Sun Ra and His Arkestra back in 1980 was one of my best ever gigs.
	6:28pm David D: We had just one day this summer here that reminded me of that old feeling, could hardly move.
	🚂 6:28pm chresti: This is great, thanks David!
	6:29pm Linda Lee: Stanley, i saw them about a year prior, at the Squat Theater in new york. that was a great venue. very close. haven't always been a bumpkin.
	6:29pm David D: My pleasure, Chresti!
	6:30pm Linda Lee: (yes. she looks like something parked in the field to scare the crows, but she was once a hip city kitty!)
	6:31pm Stanley: Linda - it was when I lived in London. We were so spoilt back then. Living in Scotland the past 30 years has been a completely different proposition.
	6:33pm Linda Lee: really? how's that? my best buddy from new york is now a scottish citizen. married & raised a family there.
	6:35pm Stanley: Talking live music. Not many international acts make it this far north. Great place to live otherwise.
	6:36pm doctorjazz: In the 80s and 90s Ra and the Arkestra were frequently in clubs in NY. Jazz clubs, punk venues, you name it, and they put on a fabulous show. I caught them whenever I could (had a few bands I would see whenever I could then; The Microscopic Septet, Abdullah Ibrahim, The Roches come to mind).
	6:36pm Linda Lee: @Stanley ~ right. i get that about the name acts. there seem to be good local scenes in glasgow & edinburgh, though.
	6:38pm David D: Doc: Are there any that you try not to miss today?
	6:39pm Linda Lee: the Squat was one of those beautiful venues where good music was good music, of any genre. i really liked it there. i
	6:40pm Linda Lee: think the arkestra were in residence there for a while.
	6:40pm doctorjazz: Just saw Abdullah Ibrahim and not took long ago The Micros (who come together every few months and I've caught many of those). But, to quote a wise man, "don't get around (that) much anymore"
	6:43pm Stanley: Linda - Glasgow, more than Edinburgh. We lack the medium size venues. But, yeah, we manage somehow.I saw Neneh Cherry, Andrew Wasalyk and a wonderful tenor singer Lawrence Brownlee in the last couple of weeks. It's festival time, after all.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: found a photo of Sun Ra at the Squat! did i say it was close? :-)i.pinimg.com...
	6:44pm Linda Lee: gosh, that's right ! festival time again!
	6:46pm Stanley: Anyway look at the time, this show is just so good. Better get to ma' bed, though. Thanks David and good night everyone. (Til tomorrow)
	6:46pm David D: Great photo, Linda!
	6:46pm David D: Thanks, Stanley, have a good night!
	6:46pm doctorjazz: Just saw Eddie Palmieri a week ago, he can still bring it!
	6:47pm Linda Lee: good night, Stanley!
	6:48pm Linda Lee: oh gosh. please help me, people. what song is Brita singing, in English?
	6:49pm David D: It's Dark Eyes, a Russian song actually.
	6:49pm doctorjazz: Ochichornia, Dark Eyes in English
	6:49pm Linda Lee: oh! thanks David!
	6:50pm Linda Lee: thank you dr j!
	6:50pm Linda Lee: what a fantastic, fantastic show today. such fun!!
	6:52pm doctorjazz: Great show, David, thank you!
	6:53pm David D: Thanks Linda and Doctorjazz!
	6:55pm northguineahills: Thanks, David!
	6:55pm monkeyz: thanks for the ride, have a good night!
	6:55pm hilmar: great great.....gute nacht allerseits...schöne sendung...wie ein traum...
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: That War cover was something else!
	🚂 6:59pm Yvang: Thanks Great show great trip!
	7:00pm David D: Thanks everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 20, 2019

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