WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from February 25, 2020

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:59pm Brian in UK: Hello David. Weather report; even worse than last week. Only train running round here is the CS.
	3:00pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow subway listeners
	3:01pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy, Weather here in Annapolis, USA is rainy but not terribly cold
	3:01pm John from Florham park: Drizzling here
	3:01pm David Dichelle: Greetings Brian, John, and Phillippe.
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Brian: That is terrible, I hope you are not too badly affected yourselves.
	3:04pm Stanley: Your local correspondent up in Scotland with the weather report: Brrrrrr! It's brass monkeys here.
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Subway riders! This Hedgehog rocks hard!
	3:05pm John from Florham park: Greetings David Greetings phillippe @Greetings webhamster
	🚂 3:06pm Carmichael: Heya David and listeners.
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Hi fellow commuters (and our conductor, of course)!
	3:06pm David Dichelle: And hello Stanley, Henry, Carmichael, and Doctorjazz!
	3:07pm Sem: Good afternoon, David, and all aboard. Here on the shores of the North Atlantic, a perfect afternoon of grapevine pruning has been acheived in salubrious, for February, weather.
	3:07pm Webhamster Henry: Playing music from COVID-19 countries?
	3:07pm John from Florham park: Stanley hope you don’t freeze your gonads off:) @Carmichael greetings @Doctorjazz greetings
	3:08pm David Dichelle: Good afternoon, Sem -continued storms here as well although with more wind than rain. And more autumn than winter the entire season.
	3:08pm John from Florham park: @Sam greetings
	🚂 3:08pm Brian in UK: David, we are lucky. Had a brief fall of snow on the hills. Just missing a plague of frogs for the complete set. Stanley, in depth reporting.
	3:09pm Sem: Add to the list, WebH Henry: The Canaries. Not in the coalmine, the Spanish Islands, specifically, Tenerife.
	3:09pm Sem: Hey, hey JfFp.
	3:11pm Cmurtha: Howdy
	3:11pm John from Florham park: Sorry meant sem clumsy fingers @Cmurtha greetings
	🚂 3:12pm Yvang: Hello David & continental and non continental audio radio travellers!
	🚂 3:12pm WR: Hi all, coming aboard for the ride and the amiable fellowship.
	3:12pm David Dichelle: Hey there Cmurtha, Yvang, and WR!
	3:16pm Stanley: Digging this Xiè Tiānxiào. Good grief, I have a track by this cat on a compilation.
	3:16pm John from Florham park: @WR handy would love this show
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Hi John FFP!
	3:18pm John from Florham park: @DoctorJazz have you worked gotten any warnings about this virus
	3:18pm David Dichelle: Stanley, you do have quite a collection - which compilation is that?
	3:19pm John from Florham park: I mean where you work damn clumsy fingers again
	3:19pm David Dichelle: Brian: Glad you have not been inundated yourselves. Are there a lot of blocked roads and the like?
	3:20pm Stanley: It's a Rough Guide Music of China comp
	3:22pm Stanley: I have nothing compared to your good self.
	3:23pm David Dichelle: Yes, those are all pretty solid, Stanley.
	🚂 3:24pm Yvang: I always appreciate the detour through brittany, but I will stay into the train for a longer trip
	3:26pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Yvang, Brittany is always worth a visit!
	🚂 3:35pm chresti: Hi David and riders! Home from work, it's in the 80s in SoCal.
	3:36pm John from Florham park: @chresti greetings and lucky you:)
	3:37pm David Dichelle: Hello Chresti - yes, enjoy that for us all!
	🚂 3:37pm Brian in UK: David, yes you have to pay attention where you go. Shrewsbury is almost an island. www.shropshirestar.com...
	🚂 3:37pm βrian: We're above freezing here on the isthmus, at least. Can't complain.
	3:38pm John from Florham park: @Biuk damn be careful
	3:39pm David Dichelle: Greetings from the Elster to the Isthmus!
	3:40pm David Dichelle: Brian in UK: Yes, that looks scary, hope you don't have to navigate that too often.
	🚂 3:42pm Carmichael: Heck of a commute, UK Brian.
	🚂 3:44pm Brian in UK: No problem now we have taken back control!! No sign of the Prime Minister for the last two weeks.
	3:45pm John from Florham park: @brian in uk too busy kissing Nigel farages ass
	🚂 3:48pm Brian in UK: You know when you were at skool, playing a game and there was one child determined to spoil the game. That was Farage. Failed seven times be become a member of parliament.
	3:50pm John from Florham park: @BIUK just wish he would crawl under a rock and go away
	3:52pm spodiodi: aloha, David, all! (been listening as unrelated nonsense allows 8^)
	3:52pm doctorjazz: John FFP-you probably know as much as I do about the Coronavirus outbreak of you've been paying attention to the news (because not that much is known). Basically, the main recommendations are isolating possible contacts for 14 days, and lots of hand washing. It seems the serious cases mostly affect the elderly or people with underlying medical problems (not so different from flu in that way)
	🚂 3:53pm Brian in UK: He is still taking pay and expenses as a European member of parliament.
	3:55pm spodiodi: the virus has me seriously contemplating bugging-out of sf for a time
	3:56pm John from Florham park: @Doctor jazz been doing all kinds of washing already @BIUK too bad @Spod find an island with internet access
	3:57pm spodiodi: John fFp - they found it can travel in pipes in buildings, but not cell data streams yet. thinking more arid environs
	🚂 3:57pm Brian in UK: David, not sure if they are still around but there was a Scottish folk band with the wonderful name of The Whistlebinkies.
	3:58pm Phillippe Bastille: David, you will have to request a special symbol for pledgers to your program, maybe a little subway token?
	3:59pm Webhamster Henry: @Phillippe I have some old Fahrscheine from Vienna I think. 7.50 schillings a ride!
	4:00pm John from Florham park: @Spod working from home a lot right?
	4:01pm spodiodi: pretty much
	4:02pm John from Florham park: @Spod tropical island is much better:)
	4:03pm spodiodi: more fish and coconuts at least. i'm not much of a beach type though
	4:03pm John from Florham park: Me neither and I lived in south Florida for 35 years
	4:04pm spodiodi: plus harder to drive to an island, and i'm with B.A. Baracus
	4:04pm Phillippe Bastille: @YH the old NY subway token was pretty cool looking. Could use it for the return trip to Leipzig: img0.etsystatic.com...
	4:04pm spodiodi: to your AC, sir!
	4:04pm Phillippe Bastille: @WH I meant...
	4:04pm John from Florham park: @Spod gotcha you hate flying
	4:04pm David Dichelle: PB: That is a great idea (the icon, I mean)!
	4:06pm spodiodi: ^
	4:06pm David Dichelle: Aloha right back atcha, Spodiodi!
	4:10pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @David D: Not too late to get you a subway token icon for pledgers. Get in touch...
	4:10pm Cmurtha: This is too similar to turkish to be Kyrgyz, but sounds too different to be Azeri. Uzbeks?
	4:11pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Kenzo, I will!
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha, you got it!
	4:13pm Cmurtha: I love this very soviet sound of mixing synth/electric organ with real drums. Never understood why they could not steal a drum machine, but it worked out well.
	4:13pm Cmurtha: and nice! So strange, the chorus is like 100% turkish, but then after that it became unintelligible to me.
	🚂 4:13pm βrian: A colleague brought me a bottle of Kyrgyz cognac from his travels. Who knew? It was delicious.
	4:14pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha, do you speak Turkish?
	4:15pm Cmurtha: @Brian they make weirdly good canned food to. Not that I recommend canned food as a generally statement, but they Uzbeks stilll make what are basically civilian canned MRES of oddly high quality
	4:16pm Cmurtha: Yes David, needed to pick it up for my dissertation (which is being written as we speak). I can speak Turkish very well.
	4:21pm spodiodi: nice ear, Cmurtha. impressive!
	🚂 4:25pm Listening Out There: Enjoying the bits of the program I've heard so far...
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Wow, good luck with the dissertation - what's your field?
	4:25pm doctorjazz: Subway token sounds cool...my wife still has a few.
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Hey LOT!
	4:29pm Cmurtha: I do Ottoman History. The diss is a intellectual and cultural history of childhood in youth in the pre-modern Ottoman Empire.
	4:32pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha: That sounds fascinating. Which years and regions does it involve?
	4:34pm Cmurtha: I focus only on the Istanbull Elites as I am interested in the texts they collected and their writings. The years are 1500-1720, though most of my source base is 16th and 17th century stuff.
	🚂 4:36pm Brian in UK: @Cmurtha, I am still confused; Kemal Ataturk took power with attempts at secularism but both times I have stayed in Istanbul the muezzins still give you the early morning call.
	🚂 4:36pm WR: David, since you asked, GS for Japanese pop music in 60s referred to "group sounds" from their wikipedia page: 「グループ・サウンズ=不良」のイメージが強かった1960年代当時、数多のグループ・サウンズの中でザ. Running that through Google translate and you can see it was a rock band style, image..
	🚂 4:38pm βrian: What, no foot rest jokes?
	4:41pm Cmurtha: @brian he wanted to create a secular state on western lines. Which is to say, no religious law, separation where possible of church and state and placing the state at the top of the hierarchy. He never wanted to expunge al elements of Islam from his society and he knew that would also be impossible. He attacked certain elements of "popular" faith that he saw as backwards (visitation to tombs, sufi lodges) both of which trickled back over time. In the call to prayer he, for a time, had it said in Turkish, though that also reverted.
	4:42pm ?: Howdy from a tram ride in Melbourne!
	🚂 4:44pm Brian in UK: @Cmurtha we are on a train now; is the metro completed and running now in Istanbul.
	4:44pm The Knave: ... oops The Knave from Five Miles To Midnight here - managing to tune in for the first time..
	4:44pm spodiodi: thanks for playing Breakout, David! i have known the DJ FOrmat song which samples it, but not the original until you just played it
	4:45pm Sem: Brian, on the Midnight Special?
	🚂 4:46pm Brian in UK: Sem, night train to Vienna would do for me.
	4:46pm Webhamster Henry: Autoharp Alert!!! Patric Couton is another top-notchFrench Autoharpiste.
	4:47pm David Dichelle: The Knave - great to see you!
	🚂 4:48pm Carmichael: Is this Bottle of Wine?
	4:48pm spodiodi: sweet tune here too ;)
	4:48pm spodiodi: sure sounds like it
	4:48pm Webhamster Henry: It's a better vintage of Bottle of Wine.
	4:48pm John from Florham park: @Cmurtha this is why I find the chats so fascinating on the internet streams, you can get more in-depth then on the regular chats
	4:48pm David Dichelle: WR (above): Thanks for the explanation, something like the Russian VIAs, I suppose.
	🚂 4:49pm Brian in UK: @WH apologies if I have mentioned this before; there was an English pop group called Pinkertons Assorted Colours in the Sixties had a hit called Mirror, Mirror. They featured an autoharp.
	🚂 4:49pm Carmichael: Jimmy Gilmer put a little more ooomph into it ...
	🚂 4:51pm WR: Didn't know until recently that Bottle of Wine is Tom Paxton song.
	4:51pm Sem: I must tell you the story of an overnight train ride from Agadir to Tangier, and the joys of 4 Moroccan smokers in a 6 person compartment, BiUK.
	4:52pm Cmurtha: Which metro Brian? I was in Istanbul last year and the airport metros were not finished, but they had bus service. I think the train stations have metros to them, or trams at least. (I shalll return latler)
	4:58pm melinda: Howdee
	🚂 4:58pm Carmichael: @WR, yes, and a few verses were left out of the Fireballs version, presumably for AM song length.
	4:59pm John from Florham park: @Melinda howdy back
	🚂 5:04pm Brian in UK: Cmurtha, yes there were still lines to be finished. I think from the airport into the centre. The Archaeology Museum was overwhelmed with items that were found when digging due to Istanbul's long history. Boats with wine amphoras and much more. I was amazed that the city stretched out to the new airport on the Asian side.
	5:04pm Stanley: Wow, I nodded off. This woke me up.
	5:07pm John from Florham park: @Stanley has to be after 10 your time?
	5:07pm Sem: Carmichael, I see you are anticipating St. Patrick's Day festivities...
	5:10pm Stanley: Yes, John. Long day at work, too.
	5:11pm John from Florham park: @Stanley ouch
	5:12pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks David! Logging off to make the Shrove Tuesday pancakes!
	5:14pm John from Florham park: @PB yummy
	5:14pm David Dichelle: Take care, PB, sounds delicious!
	5:16pm Sem: Oh, I get it. Comoros. Cool, beautiful.
	5:20pm Sem: There is a lovely rhythm to this...
	5:21pm David Dichelle: Sem, yes heading westward...
	5:22pm Webhamster Henry: @DD Thanks for the lead! I was playing a little bit of autoharp in public last Saturday.
	5:23pm Webhamster Henry: Sorry, I meant @Brian/UK!
	5:24pm Stanley: Salif Keita was wonderful live. One of my best gigs.
	5:30pm David Dichelle: Henry: Do you manage to perform often?
	5:30pm David Dichelle: Stanley: Wonderful on recordings as well, I can only imagine...
	5:32pm Stanley: David - truly one of the world greats
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: @David I perform kind of often, but not on the autoharp. I'm in a gamelan, so I play Sundanese gamelan instruments, and in another band where I play hammered dulcimer, melodica, glockenspiel and tenor recorders and sing a little. I play that melodica with a bluegrass pickup group every week too. They didn't like the autoharp so much!
	5:36pm melinda: I like melodica but don’t associate it with bluegrass. I guess it could work like a harmonica.
	5:36pm David Dichelle: Sounds like a wonderful variety, Henry!
	5:36pm David Dichelle: Hello Melinda!
	5:40pm spodiodi: nice, Webhamster Henry
	5:43pm Webhamster Henry: @melissa Yes it is like that - accordion and harmonica. It goes nicely with the fiddle and bass.
	5:43pm Webhamster Henry: Check my profile for links!
	5:45pm Stanley: Goy a bunch of 17 Hippies stuff. Great band but could never handle their name very well
	🚂 5:47pm Brian in UK: Stanley, been thinking of getting one of 17 Hippies albums. Any recommendations?
	5:55pm David Dichelle: Yes, they are great in concert too - and they are neither necessarily 17 nor hippies.
	🚂 5:56pm Brian in UK: David, great variety as ever. Prepare to chew water as you will not be able to afford food for two weeks!! Good night.
	5:56pm Sem: Jet lagged from music from everywhere, but in a good, good way. My stop. Thank you, Conductor DD. Good evening to you, and time zone appropriate sentiments to all.
	5:56pm Stanley: Hi Brian - some of the tracks I have is off 17 Hippies Play Sexy Ambient Hippies but I prefer thealbum with Marc Ribot
	5:57pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian - and Sem!
	5:57pm Stanley: I'll get of with these fine gentlemen, too. Enjoy the rest of the show and thanks.
	🚂 5:57pm Brian in UK: Thanks Stanley, see you Sem.
	5:58pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Stanley - have a good night!
	6:14pm doctorjazz: My stop as well (that guy keeps elbowing me), getting off, thanks, David!
	6:15pm David Dichelle: Thanks, DrJ, enjoy your evening!
	6:21pm ParUbi: Hey everyone, hi David
	6:22pm David Dichelle: Hello ParUbi!
	6:22pm David Dichelle: I hope all of the pianissimo percussion is audible out there...
	6:24pm spodiodi: loving it, David. hi ParUbi
	6:25pm spodiodi: (have been adjusting volume as needed)
	6:25pm David Dichelle: Glad it's getting out there, Spodiodi - change of pace up next.
	6:27pm ParUbi: very subtle but audible. hi spodiodi
	6:31pm TDK60: Hello.
	6:33pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK60
	6:34pm David Dichelle: This piece has less pianissimi.
	🚂 6:46pm Michael 98145: Hello, passengers. Better late than never i suppose.
	6:47pm David Dichelle: Hey Michael, just in time for Panama!
	6:47pm Cmurtha: Thanks for the show David!
	6:48pm David Dichelle: Thank you, Cmurtha!
	6:54pm Webhamster Henry: it doesn't rhyme as nicely in Czech.
	🚂 6:54pm Michael 98145: well, that was fun
	🚂 6:55pm chresti: Thanks David!
	6:55pm spodiodi: thanks, David!
	6:56pm TDK60: Thanks for stayin' up to 1 AM on our behalf, DJ DD!
	🚂 6:56pm Yvang: What a ride! Thanks David!
	7:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone - always a pleasure!
	🚂 7:29pm WR: Umh? Where is everyone? Seems I dozed off during the drinking song, just make my way out. Thank you David.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from February 25, 2020

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February 25, 2020: Apparent retrograde motion

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Hedgehog	Requiem for a Train of Life	Sound of Life Towards		刺猬 / 火車駛向雲外,夢安魂於九霄 / 生之响往	0:00:16 (Pop-up)
Dī Kǔ Ài	Zhuǎn shān "Zhuǎn shān" by "Dī Kǔ Ài"	Shǒuwàng zhě	2013	低苦艾 / 转山 / 守望者	0:05:37 (Pop-up)
Xiè Tiānxiào	Wú "Wú" by "Xiè Tiānxiào"		2008	謝天笑 / 无	0:11:39 (Pop-up)
Monster Ceilidh Band	Cosmos No.2 "Cosmos No.2" by "Monster Ceilidh Band"	Charge	2014		0:16:20 (Pop-up)
Ampouailh	Gwaskañ douar (ton simple)	Fest-noz ar Gêr Wenn	2009		0:20:05 (Pop-up)
Los Pirañas	Quiero Plata (Huila)	Toma Tu Jabón Kapax	2012		0:23:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:27:28 (Pop-up)
Roud 38: The Two Brothers / Two Pretty Boys / The Rolling of the Stones
SIlly Wizard	The Twa Brithers "The Twa Brithers" by "SIlly Wizard"	Caledonia's Hardy Sons	1978		0:35:42 (Pop-up)
Joe Hickerson	Rolling of the Stones	Drive Dull Care Away Volume I	1976		0:41:53 (Pop-up)
Alison McMorland & Peta Webb	Two Pretty Boys	Alison McMorland & Peta Webb	1980		0:45:16 (Pop-up)
Jim Causley	Rolling of the Stones	Lost Love Found	2007		0:49:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:52:57 (Pop-up)
Jacky Yoshikawa & His Blue Comets	Love-Light Show	G.S. In Psychedelic Paradise	1968	ジャッキー吉川とブルー・コメッツ	1:02:26 (Pop-up)
Yalla	Yalla "Yalla" by "Yalla"	Tri Kolodtsa	1982	Ялла / Три Колодца	1:08:11 (Pop-up)
Ruba Shamshoum	Fuqaati (My Bubble)	Fuqaati (My Bubble)		ربى شمشوم / فقاعتي	1:12:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Robbin’s	Copán Galel "Copán Galel" by "Los Robbin’s"		1968		1:16:56 (Pop-up)
Carsick Cars	Zhōngnánhǎi "Zhōngnánhǎi" by "Carsick Cars"	Carsick Cars	2008	中南海	1:21:42 (Pop-up)
Les Breastfeeders	Hé-hé "Hé-hé" by "Les Breastfeeders"	Déjeuner sur l'herbe	2004		1:28:18 (Pop-up)
Oranżada	Koszula Wspomnień "Koszula Wspomnień" by "Oranżada"	Drzewa w sadzie zdzikły	2006		1:30:57 (Pop-up)
Breakout	Słuchaj rytmu "Słuchaj rytmu" by "Breakout"	NOL	1976		1:37:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		1:40:40 (Pop-up)
Graeme Allwright (7 November 1926 – 16 February 2020)
Graeme Allwright	Qu'as-tu appris à l'école ?	Le Jour de Clarté	1968		1:45:28 (Pop-up)
Graeme Allwright	Sacrée bouteille	Le Jour de Clarté	1968		1:47:26 (Pop-up)
Graeme Allwright	Danse-moi vers la fin de l'amour		1985		1:50:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:55:34 (Pop-up)
Chimera	De Waardin "De Waardin" by "Chimera"	Obstakel	1981		2:01:38 (Pop-up)
Shān Rén Yuèduì	Sānshí nián	Shān Rén	2013	山人乐队 / 三十年 / 山人	2:09:45 (Pop-up)
Belle Lumière	Dzinyo "Dzinyo" by "Belle Lumière"	Sambe-Comores (Modern Traditions From Grande Comore)	2000		2:13:33 (Pop-up)
Salif Keita	Seydou "Seydou" by "Salif Keita"	La Différence	2009		2:19:20 (Pop-up)
Erik Truffaz Quartet feat. Rokia Traoré	Seydou	Doni Doni	2016		2:25:08 (Pop-up)
Arat Kilo	Addis polis "Addis polis" by "Arat Kilo"	A Night in Abyssinia	2011		2:28:29 (Pop-up)
Klezmer Conservatory Band	Khaye Sho	A Taste of Paradise	2003		2:32:36 (Pop-up)
Louisa Lyne & Di Yiddish Kapelye	Mir leben eybik	A Farblondzhete Blondinke	2015		2:35:08 (Pop-up)
17 Hippies	Csillagok "Csillagok" by "17 Hippies"	Rock'N'Roll 13	1997		2:39:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010		2:44:39 (Pop-up)
Ivan Smirnov	Steppe Frontier "Steppe Frontier" by "Ivan Smirnov"	At The Other End Of The World	1999	Иван Смирнов / Дикое Поле	2:53:19 (Pop-up)
Hanggai	Drinking Song "Drinking Song" by "Hanggai"	Introducing Hanggai	2008	酒歌	2:57:35 (Pop-up)
Anton Grčar, Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, Darijan Božič	Darijan Božič: Trumpet Concerto	Pro Musica Viva	1966	(Composed in 1961)	3:01:31 (Pop-up)
Rainer Römer	Nicolaus A. Huber: Dasselbe ist nicht dasselbe (für kleine Trommel solo)	Nemeton	2016	(1978)	3:11:45 (Pop-up)
Harriet Langley, Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège, Patrick Davin	Henri Vieuxtemps: Concerto No. 7 pour violon et orchestre in A Minor, Op. 49	Vieuxtemps: Complete Violin Concertos	2011	Henri Vieuxtemps (17 February 1820 – 6 June 1881) (composed in 1870)	3:26:50 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong and the All Stars	Panama		1950		3:43:55 (Pop-up)
Muggsy Spanier	Cherry "Cherry" by "Muggsy Spanier"		1945		3:48:58 (Pop-up)
Ivan Mládek	Slušně vychovaná (Ain't Misbehavin')	Předposlední Leč	1980		3:51:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:54:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:59pm Brian in UK: Hello David. Weather report; even worse than last week. Only train running round here is the CS.
	3:00pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow subway listeners
	3:01pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy, Weather here in Annapolis, USA is rainy but not terribly cold
	3:01pm John from Florham park: Drizzling here
	3:01pm David Dichelle: Greetings Brian, John, and Phillippe.
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Brian: That is terrible, I hope you are not too badly affected yourselves.
	3:04pm Stanley: Your local correspondent up in Scotland with the weather report: Brrrrrr! It's brass monkeys here.
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Subway riders! This Hedgehog rocks hard!
	3:05pm John from Florham park: Greetings David Greetings phillippe @Greetings webhamster
	🚂 3:06pm Carmichael: Heya David and listeners.
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Hi fellow commuters (and our conductor, of course)!
	3:06pm David Dichelle: And hello Stanley, Henry, Carmichael, and Doctorjazz!
	3:07pm Sem: Good afternoon, David, and all aboard. Here on the shores of the North Atlantic, a perfect afternoon of grapevine pruning has been acheived in salubrious, for February, weather.
	3:07pm Webhamster Henry: Playing music from COVID-19 countries?
	3:07pm John from Florham park: Stanley hope you don’t freeze your gonads off:) @Carmichael greetings @Doctorjazz greetings
	3:08pm David Dichelle: Good afternoon, Sem -continued storms here as well although with more wind than rain. And more autumn than winter the entire season.
	3:08pm John from Florham park: @Sam greetings
	🚂 3:08pm Brian in UK: David, we are lucky. Had a brief fall of snow on the hills. Just missing a plague of frogs for the complete set. Stanley, in depth reporting.
	3:09pm Sem: Add to the list, WebH Henry: The Canaries. Not in the coalmine, the Spanish Islands, specifically, Tenerife.
	3:09pm Sem: Hey, hey JfFp.
	3:11pm Cmurtha: Howdy
	3:11pm John from Florham park: Sorry meant sem clumsy fingers @Cmurtha greetings
	🚂 3:12pm Yvang: Hello David & continental and non continental audio radio travellers!
	🚂 3:12pm WR: Hi all, coming aboard for the ride and the amiable fellowship.
	3:12pm David Dichelle: Hey there Cmurtha, Yvang, and WR!
	3:16pm Stanley: Digging this Xiè Tiānxiào. Good grief, I have a track by this cat on a compilation.
	3:16pm John from Florham park: @WR handy would love this show
	3:17pm doctorjazz: Hi John FFP!
	3:18pm John from Florham park: @DoctorJazz have you worked gotten any warnings about this virus
	3:18pm David Dichelle: Stanley, you do have quite a collection - which compilation is that?
	3:19pm John from Florham park: I mean where you work damn clumsy fingers again
	3:19pm David Dichelle: Brian: Glad you have not been inundated yourselves. Are there a lot of blocked roads and the like?
	3:20pm Stanley: It's a Rough Guide Music of China comp
	3:22pm Stanley: I have nothing compared to your good self.
	3:23pm David Dichelle: Yes, those are all pretty solid, Stanley.
	🚂 3:24pm Yvang: I always appreciate the detour through brittany, but I will stay into the train for a longer trip
	3:26pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Yvang, Brittany is always worth a visit!
	🚂 3:35pm chresti: Hi David and riders! Home from work, it's in the 80s in SoCal.
	3:36pm John from Florham park: @chresti greetings and lucky you:)
	3:37pm David Dichelle: Hello Chresti - yes, enjoy that for us all!
	🚂 3:37pm Brian in UK: David, yes you have to pay attention where you go. Shrewsbury is almost an island. www.shropshirestar.com...
	🚂 3:37pm βrian: We're above freezing here on the isthmus, at least. Can't complain.
	3:38pm John from Florham park: @Biuk damn be careful
	3:39pm David Dichelle: Greetings from the Elster to the Isthmus!
	3:40pm David Dichelle: Brian in UK: Yes, that looks scary, hope you don't have to navigate that too often.
	🚂 3:42pm Carmichael: Heck of a commute, UK Brian.
	🚂 3:44pm Brian in UK: No problem now we have taken back control!! No sign of the Prime Minister for the last two weeks.
	3:45pm John from Florham park: @brian in uk too busy kissing Nigel farages ass
	🚂 3:48pm Brian in UK: You know when you were at skool, playing a game and there was one child determined to spoil the game. That was Farage. Failed seven times be become a member of parliament.
	3:50pm John from Florham park: @BIUK just wish he would crawl under a rock and go away
	3:52pm spodiodi: aloha, David, all! (been listening as unrelated nonsense allows 8^)
	3:52pm doctorjazz: John FFP-you probably know as much as I do about the Coronavirus outbreak of you've been paying attention to the news (because not that much is known). Basically, the main recommendations are isolating possible contacts for 14 days, and lots of hand washing. It seems the serious cases mostly affect the elderly or people with underlying medical problems (not so different from flu in that way)
	🚂 3:53pm Brian in UK: He is still taking pay and expenses as a European member of parliament.
	3:55pm spodiodi: the virus has me seriously contemplating bugging-out of sf for a time
	3:56pm John from Florham park: @Doctor jazz been doing all kinds of washing already @BIUK too bad @Spod find an island with internet access
	3:57pm spodiodi: John fFp - they found it can travel in pipes in buildings, but not cell data streams yet. thinking more arid environs
	🚂 3:57pm Brian in UK: David, not sure if they are still around but there was a Scottish folk band with the wonderful name of The Whistlebinkies.
	3:58pm Phillippe Bastille: David, you will have to request a special symbol for pledgers to your program, maybe a little subway token?
	3:59pm Webhamster Henry: @Phillippe I have some old Fahrscheine from Vienna I think. 7.50 schillings a ride!
	4:00pm John from Florham park: @Spod working from home a lot right?
	4:01pm spodiodi: pretty much
	4:02pm John from Florham park: @Spod tropical island is much better:)
	4:03pm spodiodi: more fish and coconuts at least. i'm not much of a beach type though
	4:03pm John from Florham park: Me neither and I lived in south Florida for 35 years
	4:04pm spodiodi: plus harder to drive to an island, and i'm with B.A. Baracus
	4:04pm Phillippe Bastille: @YH the old NY subway token was pretty cool looking. Could use it for the return trip to Leipzig: img0.etsystatic.com...
	4:04pm spodiodi: to your AC, sir!
	4:04pm Phillippe Bastille: @WH I meant...
	4:04pm John from Florham park: @Spod gotcha you hate flying
	4:04pm David Dichelle: PB: That is a great idea (the icon, I mean)!
	4:06pm spodiodi: ^
	4:06pm David Dichelle: Aloha right back atcha, Spodiodi!
	4:10pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @David D: Not too late to get you a subway token icon for pledgers. Get in touch...
	4:10pm Cmurtha: This is too similar to turkish to be Kyrgyz, but sounds too different to be Azeri. Uzbeks?
	4:11pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Kenzo, I will!
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha, you got it!
	4:13pm Cmurtha: I love this very soviet sound of mixing synth/electric organ with real drums. Never understood why they could not steal a drum machine, but it worked out well.
	4:13pm Cmurtha: and nice! So strange, the chorus is like 100% turkish, but then after that it became unintelligible to me.
	🚂 4:13pm βrian: A colleague brought me a bottle of Kyrgyz cognac from his travels. Who knew? It was delicious.
	4:14pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha, do you speak Turkish?
	4:15pm Cmurtha: @Brian they make weirdly good canned food to. Not that I recommend canned food as a generally statement, but they Uzbeks stilll make what are basically civilian canned MRES of oddly high quality
	4:16pm Cmurtha: Yes David, needed to pick it up for my dissertation (which is being written as we speak). I can speak Turkish very well.
	4:21pm spodiodi: nice ear, Cmurtha. impressive!
	🚂 4:25pm Listening Out There: Enjoying the bits of the program I've heard so far...
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Wow, good luck with the dissertation - what's your field?
	4:25pm doctorjazz: Subway token sounds cool...my wife still has a few.
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Hey LOT!
	4:29pm Cmurtha: I do Ottoman History. The diss is a intellectual and cultural history of childhood in youth in the pre-modern Ottoman Empire.
	4:32pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha: That sounds fascinating. Which years and regions does it involve?
	4:34pm Cmurtha: I focus only on the Istanbull Elites as I am interested in the texts they collected and their writings. The years are 1500-1720, though most of my source base is 16th and 17th century stuff.
	🚂 4:36pm Brian in UK: @Cmurtha, I am still confused; Kemal Ataturk took power with attempts at secularism but both times I have stayed in Istanbul the muezzins still give you the early morning call.
	🚂 4:36pm WR: David, since you asked, GS for Japanese pop music in 60s referred to "group sounds" from their wikipedia page: 「グループ・サウンズ=不良」のイメージが強かった1960年代当時、数多のグループ・サウンズの中でザ. Running that through Google translate and you can see it was a rock band style, image..
	🚂 4:38pm βrian: What, no foot rest jokes?
	4:41pm Cmurtha: @brian he wanted to create a secular state on western lines. Which is to say, no religious law, separation where possible of church and state and placing the state at the top of the hierarchy. He never wanted to expunge al elements of Islam from his society and he knew that would also be impossible. He attacked certain elements of "popular" faith that he saw as backwards (visitation to tombs, sufi lodges) both of which trickled back over time. In the call to prayer he, for a time, had it said in Turkish, though that also reverted.
	4:42pm ?: Howdy from a tram ride in Melbourne!
	🚂 4:44pm Brian in UK: @Cmurtha we are on a train now; is the metro completed and running now in Istanbul.
	4:44pm The Knave: ... oops The Knave from Five Miles To Midnight here - managing to tune in for the first time..
	4:44pm spodiodi: thanks for playing Breakout, David! i have known the DJ FOrmat song which samples it, but not the original until you just played it
	4:45pm Sem: Brian, on the Midnight Special?
	🚂 4:46pm Brian in UK: Sem, night train to Vienna would do for me.
	4:46pm Webhamster Henry: Autoharp Alert!!! Patric Couton is another top-notchFrench Autoharpiste.
	4:47pm David Dichelle: The Knave - great to see you!
	🚂 4:48pm Carmichael: Is this Bottle of Wine?
	4:48pm spodiodi: sweet tune here too ;)
	4:48pm spodiodi: sure sounds like it
	4:48pm Webhamster Henry: It's a better vintage of Bottle of Wine.
	4:48pm John from Florham park: @Cmurtha this is why I find the chats so fascinating on the internet streams, you can get more in-depth then on the regular chats
	4:48pm David Dichelle: WR (above): Thanks for the explanation, something like the Russian VIAs, I suppose.
	🚂 4:49pm Brian in UK: @WH apologies if I have mentioned this before; there was an English pop group called Pinkertons Assorted Colours in the Sixties had a hit called Mirror, Mirror. They featured an autoharp.
	🚂 4:49pm Carmichael: Jimmy Gilmer put a little more ooomph into it ...
	🚂 4:51pm WR: Didn't know until recently that Bottle of Wine is Tom Paxton song.
	4:51pm Sem: I must tell you the story of an overnight train ride from Agadir to Tangier, and the joys of 4 Moroccan smokers in a 6 person compartment, BiUK.
	4:52pm Cmurtha: Which metro Brian? I was in Istanbul last year and the airport metros were not finished, but they had bus service. I think the train stations have metros to them, or trams at least. (I shalll return latler)
	4:58pm melinda: Howdee
	🚂 4:58pm Carmichael: @WR, yes, and a few verses were left out of the Fireballs version, presumably for AM song length.
	4:59pm John from Florham park: @Melinda howdy back
	🚂 5:04pm Brian in UK: Cmurtha, yes there were still lines to be finished. I think from the airport into the centre. The Archaeology Museum was overwhelmed with items that were found when digging due to Istanbul's long history. Boats with wine amphoras and much more. I was amazed that the city stretched out to the new airport on the Asian side.
	5:04pm Stanley: Wow, I nodded off. This woke me up.
	5:07pm John from Florham park: @Stanley has to be after 10 your time?
	5:07pm Sem: Carmichael, I see you are anticipating St. Patrick's Day festivities...
	5:10pm Stanley: Yes, John. Long day at work, too.
	5:11pm John from Florham park: @Stanley ouch
	5:12pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks David! Logging off to make the Shrove Tuesday pancakes!
	5:14pm John from Florham park: @PB yummy
	5:14pm David Dichelle: Take care, PB, sounds delicious!
	5:16pm Sem: Oh, I get it. Comoros. Cool, beautiful.
	5:20pm Sem: There is a lovely rhythm to this...
	5:21pm David Dichelle: Sem, yes heading westward...
	5:22pm Webhamster Henry: @DD Thanks for the lead! I was playing a little bit of autoharp in public last Saturday.
	5:23pm Webhamster Henry: Sorry, I meant @Brian/UK!
	5:24pm Stanley: Salif Keita was wonderful live. One of my best gigs.
	5:30pm David Dichelle: Henry: Do you manage to perform often?
	5:30pm David Dichelle: Stanley: Wonderful on recordings as well, I can only imagine...
	5:32pm Stanley: David - truly one of the world greats
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: @David I perform kind of often, but not on the autoharp. I'm in a gamelan, so I play Sundanese gamelan instruments, and in another band where I play hammered dulcimer, melodica, glockenspiel and tenor recorders and sing a little. I play that melodica with a bluegrass pickup group every week too. They didn't like the autoharp so much!
	5:36pm melinda: I like melodica but don’t associate it with bluegrass. I guess it could work like a harmonica.
	5:36pm David Dichelle: Sounds like a wonderful variety, Henry!
	5:36pm David Dichelle: Hello Melinda!
	5:40pm spodiodi: nice, Webhamster Henry
	5:43pm Webhamster Henry: @melissa Yes it is like that - accordion and harmonica. It goes nicely with the fiddle and bass.
	5:43pm Webhamster Henry: Check my profile for links!
	5:45pm Stanley: Goy a bunch of 17 Hippies stuff. Great band but could never handle their name very well
	🚂 5:47pm Brian in UK: Stanley, been thinking of getting one of 17 Hippies albums. Any recommendations?
	5:55pm David Dichelle: Yes, they are great in concert too - and they are neither necessarily 17 nor hippies.
	🚂 5:56pm Brian in UK: David, great variety as ever. Prepare to chew water as you will not be able to afford food for two weeks!! Good night.
	5:56pm Sem: Jet lagged from music from everywhere, but in a good, good way. My stop. Thank you, Conductor DD. Good evening to you, and time zone appropriate sentiments to all.
	5:56pm Stanley: Hi Brian - some of the tracks I have is off 17 Hippies Play Sexy Ambient Hippies but I prefer thealbum with Marc Ribot
	5:57pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian - and Sem!
	5:57pm Stanley: I'll get of with these fine gentlemen, too. Enjoy the rest of the show and thanks.
	🚂 5:57pm Brian in UK: Thanks Stanley, see you Sem.
	5:58pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Stanley - have a good night!
	6:14pm doctorjazz: My stop as well (that guy keeps elbowing me), getting off, thanks, David!
	6:15pm David Dichelle: Thanks, DrJ, enjoy your evening!
	6:21pm ParUbi: Hey everyone, hi David
	6:22pm David Dichelle: Hello ParUbi!
	6:22pm David Dichelle: I hope all of the pianissimo percussion is audible out there...
	6:24pm spodiodi: loving it, David. hi ParUbi
	6:25pm spodiodi: (have been adjusting volume as needed)
	6:25pm David Dichelle: Glad it's getting out there, Spodiodi - change of pace up next.
	6:27pm ParUbi: very subtle but audible. hi spodiodi
	6:31pm TDK60: Hello.
	6:33pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK60
	6:34pm David Dichelle: This piece has less pianissimi.
	🚂 6:46pm Michael 98145: Hello, passengers. Better late than never i suppose.
	6:47pm David Dichelle: Hey Michael, just in time for Panama!
	6:47pm Cmurtha: Thanks for the show David!
	6:48pm David Dichelle: Thank you, Cmurtha!
	6:54pm Webhamster Henry: it doesn't rhyme as nicely in Czech.
	🚂 6:54pm Michael 98145: well, that was fun
	🚂 6:55pm chresti: Thanks David!
	6:55pm spodiodi: thanks, David!
	6:56pm TDK60: Thanks for stayin' up to 1 AM on our behalf, DJ DD!
	🚂 6:56pm Yvang: What a ride! Thanks David!
	7:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone - always a pleasure!
	🚂 7:29pm WR: Umh? Where is everyone? Seems I dozed off during the drinking song, just make my way out. Thank you David.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from February 25, 2020

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