WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:01pm fred: Good evening David and fellow travelers
	🚂 3:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Greetings, David. Hello fred and other passengers!
	🚂 3:02pm chresti: Hi David and riders! Hi fred and Granny!
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and subterranean Freedom Riders
	3:04pm coelacanth∅: here's a thought: i ate groats last evening. may i have my groat now, please?
	🚂 3:05pm chresti: coel, your friend is in the picture!
	3:06pm David Dichelle: Greetings Fred, Granny, Chresti, Coel! Groats for everyone!
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: chresti we're all in this pasture together
	🚂 3:07pm Listening Out There: Groats? Too bad, I just ate...
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: hey there
	3:07pm David Dichelle: LOT, you can have it in a g(r)oaty bag.
	3:07pm David Dichelle: Hey Phillippe!
	3:08pm Stanley: Hi everyone. Budge up someone.
	3:08pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Stanley!
	3:09pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Turkish delight, anyone?
	🚂 3:10pm chris: rousing beginning to this ride. hello, David and folks. maybe groats will make a comeback in the new recovering economies of the world?
	3:11pm Stanley: I think I've eaten most parts of the goat in my life.
	3:11pm David Dichelle: Hello Sem and Chris!
	3:13pm TDK60: Hello David, riders. Haven't been on the NYC subway since Mar. 10. So, I switched to the Virtual Leipzig Train.
	3:14pm David Dichelle: Always welcome TDK60. Haven't been on a physical train in a while, myself.
	3:17pm Sem: Stanley, game for anything, yes? You may find of interest in the recipe book, How to Cook a Wolf by M.F.K. Fisher.
	🚂 3:17pm WR: Hello all. Listening for a bit while on break.
	🚂 3:18pm Yvang: The only train I wouldn't miss is this one. Hello David and Continentallers!
	🚂 3:18pm chresti: I'm eating groats right now, is that okay?
	3:18pm David Dichelle: Hey there WR and Yvang!
	3:19pm Sem: With a side of Firesign Theatre, I think groats are super, chresti.
	3:21pm Otis Fodder: Hi David! Successfully crossed streams, was just playing a few songs that reminded me of your show and without knowing I was hurdled through time and space (aka - streams) and landed on the Subway! I snuck on, so don't tell the conductor, I'll hide in the lunch car and order a drink and a bag of chips.
	🚂 3:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): hey, wr! still waiting for an order of postage stamps to arrive and then a zine will be heading your way!
	3:23pm spodiodi: hi David! nice to be here hi all! how are those gorats, chresti? (only recently leanrned of their existence, a couple of days ago while researching eating uncooked oatmeal. steel cut and groats need coopking, but rolled oats are ok without,, btw.)
	🚂 3:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: aww, goatie
	3:24pm spodiodi: er groats*, not gorats (which sound slightly more exotic)
	3:24pm David Dichelle: Hey Otis, glad to see you on this side of the dial - the conductor is passing out free groats, don't miss it!
	3:25pm David Dichelle: And greetings Spodiodi and Sweet Corn Lizzie!
	3:25pm spodiodi: i bet goatie likes groaties
	🚂 3:25pm WR: Thank you GST for mentioning it. No rush.
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: i eat buckwheat groats dry roasted in cast iron in salads. been doing that for most of my adult life. i'm not super into the tradition groat dishes i've tried.
	🚂 3:26pm chresti: Thanks Sem.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: spodi, rolled oats are already cooked, in the "rolling" process. perfectly edible as they are.
	3:27pm TDK60: Just had some steel-cut Irish oatmeal yesterday.
	3:27pm Otis Fodder: My goat came over and is sleeping on my lap. Now I have a cat and a goat on my lap while working. I can do this!
	3:28pm coelacanth∅: ("müesli" contains rolled oats with no further cooking)
	3:29pm David Dichelle: I'd go back and see if that goat does in fact enjoy groats, but I'd have to recognize that particular goat first.
	🚂 3:29pm WR: Will continue listening but gotta go back to the work keyboard. Take care all.
	3:29pm Otis Fodder: I think they got confused when I said Groats in a slight slurring while sipping coffee and a small amount please. Now I have 300 Goats incoming.
	3:30pm spodiodi: i like muesli, but need to seek out some groats 8^O lol Otis
	3:30pm coelacanth∅: ...into your study from their many couches and lounge chairs and beds throughout the house?
	🚂 3:30pm dutchtheo: Hallo, David and transit riders.
	3:31pm spodiodi: i've been eating a mix of oats, rye, and wheat from TJs, for a while now. i recommend giving it a try if you haven't and can
	3:32pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Dutchtheo!
	3:35pm coelacanth∅: that sounds good spodiodi. i try to keep my grains separate, and to limit wheat; but that sounds like a treat. (i deviate) my usual rolled oat intake is with boiling water, maple syrup and either fresh blueberries or raisins and pecans. maybe a pinch of cinnamon. i sometimes make müesli.
	🚂 3:36pm Brian in UK: Hello David, is there a seat for an old goat. Earlier tracks reminded me of Salim Sesler, who I did not see when visiting Istanbul in 2010 much to my frustration as he passed a few years later.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: ...(or dried mulberries)
	🚂 3:37pm chresti: Hi spodiodi, I use quick cooking steel cut oats, which are somewhat pre-cooked(?), I grind them up with herbs and dried berries, etc., then steep in a thermal cup w/boiling water, the longer it soaks, the mushier it gets. Important to stir it before putting the lid on to steep..
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: thanks to Otis' menagerie there's almost no room left for anyone besides old goats!
	🚂 3:40pm Brian in UK: Thanks, deep lying one.
	3:41pm Otis Fodder: 299 goats just exited off the subway during this DJ break. They are headed to a chat listener's home now! If you start to hear bells, hide!
	3:41pm spodiodi: sounds delicious, chresti. (and way better than what i have) my oatmeal (/rye /wheat) recipe: add water, microwave for 1m39s, serve with black tea
	🚂 3:42pm Brian in UK: Yipee, Irene is in the Stream.
	🚂 3:42pm Yvang: That's great news!
	3:42pm TDK60: That's great Irene will be back. Her show's a fave.
	3:42pm spodiodi: cool!
	3:42pm fred: Irene's return is great news! Especially since lockdown means I can actually listen while working
	3:43pm Otis Fodder: Just throwing out another... Irene, yay!
	🚂 3:43pm chresti: I used to microwave it, until the microwave stopped working.
	3:44pm TDK60: I'm roudy...
	3:45pm spodiodi: love/hate the microwave. better life without? at least in groatville? related: our vacuum cleaner bit the dust yesterday!
	🚂 3:46pm chresti: I missed the announcement, when is Irene's show?
	🚂 3:46pm Brian in UK: chresti, Monday at Noon. ET
	3:47pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Brian!
	3:47pm David Dichelle: The whole schedule can be seen at wfmu.org/drummer
	🚂 3:48pm chresti: The microwave was handy during hot weather. Thanks Brian in UK.
	🚂 3:50pm Brian in UK: In this country Maidenhead is a town in Berkshire. In Cockney rhyming slang a Berkshire Hunt is a (you guess) I cook porridge (rolled oats) in a microwave, one of the few things I use it for. Just milk and oats. Piety rules!!
	🚂 3:51pm chresti: With the microwave, I would cook the oats and add butter, yum.
	3:51pm spodiodi: makes sense. i use it to zap cold tea mostly this jam is bonny as it is roudy as heck
	3:53pm Stanley: Maidenhead is an unfriendly place. I know that for a fact. Hi Brian.
	🚂 3:54pm Brian in UK: Stanley, what-ho! I never thought much of Kings Lynn.
	🚂 3:54pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): enjoying the sonic scenery on this ride
	🚂 3:56pm Brian in UK: Stanley, one thing I really miss is having a pint.
	3:58pm Stanley: My parents lived in Maidenhead, my sister and family are still there. Bourgeois and boring. Can't speak for Kings Lynn
	3:59pm Stanley: Brian, me too. My offie is delivering, which is some comfort.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: Glad you're enjoying the view, Granny.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: I have been to Kings Lynn at least once, but can't remember why.
	4:03pm TDK60: I'm unfamiliar with the EyelessI.G. band, have seen the name for a while..
	🚂 4:04pm Brian in UK: David it has no redeeming features but the north Norfolk coast to the East is is wonderful. So flat the sea goes out three postcodes!! Plenty of birds arriving, first landfall.
	4:04pm Cmurtha: Hello goat and subway riders.
	4:06pm David Dichelle: TDK: They are kind of post-punky, interesting cover of this tune anyway.
	4:06pm David Dichelle: Hey Cmurtha!
	🚂 4:07pm Brian in UK: @TDK was your visit to Cropredy, the first and last?
	4:08pm doctorjazz: Hi folks, taking a little biking break to listen (finally some nice biking weather). Was originally supposed to be biking in Amsterdam now... : (
	🚂 4:09pm Brian in UK: Just found a BASF Chrome Extra 11 C90 still in the wrapper. Any offers!!
	4:11pm TDK60: Brian, yes.
	🚂 4:11pm Brian in UK: David, good bookending.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian - 40-year reprise.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Hello Doctorjazz, sorry about those plans.
	4:13pm doctorjazz: My daughter's dog, Maxie, is partgoat, we believe. She'll eat anything-stuff Ozzie will turn his nose up at (I don't even want plain celery, butt Maxie...)
	4:14pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David...things certainly could be worse...
	🚂 4:15pm Brian in UK: @doctorjazz, just to lower the tone, our beagle has been feasting on sheep's poo recently. Do we not know it.
	4:15pm TDK60: Brian, would like to go back again some year.
	4:16pm TDK60: Music can be funny that way < my philosophical heaviness.
	🚂 4:16pm Brian in UK: TDK would love to meet up. Maybe....
	4:18pm TDK60: Gotta wait til '21, at least w/Cropredy.
	4:18pm doctorjazz: We had bunnies hatching in our back yard...we had to be careful not to let Maxie get to the nest alone (and I'm avoiding the items that Us squeamish humans would recoil at).
	4:21pm TDK60: Gotta brush up on my new abnormal routine..
	🚂 4:24pm chris: i have a part-Beagle poo-eater. weirdo puppers.
	4:26pm David Dichelle: This is in fact the Heidelberg Jazz Tage version with Jeremy Steig on flute.
	4:26pm David Dichelle: (Spider, that is)
	🚂 4:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): pretty!
	4:28pm David Dichelle: Spider: Bass – Siggi Busch Drums – Pierre Courbois Flute – Jeremy Steig Guitar – Toto Blanke Piano – Joachim Kühn
	4:29pm doctorjazz: Cool track!
	🚂 4:31pm Carmichael: Heya David and crew. Brief work stoppage for sustenance.
	4:31pm TDK60: I had an old '60s Jeremy & The Satyrs LP, don't know if it's still here.
	4:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there Carmichael!
	4:33pm coelacanth∅: i missed Oatmealtalk. oh,well -new episodes forthcoming i'm sure. (was in the kitchen, not cooking nor eating oatmeal)
	4:37pm David Dichelle: There's always room here for more groat talk.
	4:37pm doctorjazz: Ok, off again, maybe later.
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: ...related to Bunnytalk - since i've been at this residence there's been a bird nest every spring and summer inside the roof over the entranceway. the hole in the edge of the roof got significantly bigger 2-3 springs ago. i identified the bird and now i'm blanking out; at least the size of a grackle, but not a grackle. anyway last week something happened. i stepped outside to broken eggs on the deck. blue like a robin's. bummer. i'd like to get to the bottom of it but doubt that i will.
	4:41pm David Dichelle: Take care, Dr. J.
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: tchau dr.j
	🚂 4:45pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Aw, sad about the eggs
	4:46pm coelacanth∅: ...and add me to those happy Irene's back on the schedule; but alas also add her show to the list of schedule conflicts
	4:49pm David Dichelle: True, Coel, archives can be of help in a pinch.
	4:52pm coelacanth∅: well -i'm never in a pinch! i'm never at a loss of music to listen to. i just like the live radio experience.
	🚂 4:53pm chresti: Yeah, Mondays also have Cannibal Stew and Ravioli.
	🚂 4:56pm chresti: Then, of course there's work when everything blows over. Until then I'll check in with Irene @9am pst.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: monday 12-3 Joe Belock, with Alina smack in the middle of that. fortunately though i'll usually be in the mood for either Joe/Joe+Alina OR Irene. (like fridays with either Bryce or Uncle Michael. just a matter of where i'm at...unless i don't know!)
	4:59pm coelacanth∅: (or Joe/Alina/DJ Henry)
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: i thought you didn't work on mondays & tuesdays chresti
	🚂 5:04pm chresti: Normally I work SMTW mornings, coel, until..the 25th of March, was the last day.
	🚂 5:08pm βrian: Most excellent news re Irene. Her show will be on my schedule, for sure.
	5:09pm David Dichelle: Greetings, βrian!
	5:13pm doctorjazz: Just back from round 2 of biking...when/where is Irene on, cresti?
	5:14pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Doc, Irene will be on the Drummer Stream, Mondays 12-3pm, starting next week.
	5:15pm Stanley: I need a whisky to go with this.
	🚂 5:17pm chris: i think a Starka would work well with this piece, Stanley.
	🚂 5:19pm Carmichael: Stanley, I simply need a whisky.
	5:21pm Stanley: @chris - I've never drank a starka. Sounds lovely. @Carmichael - it's 10.20pm here and since lockdown I've taken to having a 'nightcap'. It goes well with this excellent music.
	5:23pm coelacanth∅: i'll have a whiskey to go please, and another one for here.
	🚂 5:25pm Brian in UK: Stanley, just has an eau de vie to settle the stomach. These are the only spirits I want tormenting my body.
	🚂 5:26pm chris: i've not had a starka, either, Stanley. i do like a good Rye whisky, so i'm sure i'll pick one up in future.
	5:26pm Stanley: Brian - Never trust anything without a cork in it.
	🚂 5:27pm Listening Out There: Just got back. Is this the Revenge of the Latvians section of the program?
	5:28pm Stanley: chris - I'll mention it to my Polish friend
	🚂 5:30pm chris: switching to screw caps caused quite a row in Scotch circles, when Johnny Walker did that in the late 70's(?)... i think one of the touted benefits was the Mrs. not hearing the pouring of another round.
	5:31pm Stanley: Yeah, I have the same trouble myself, chris.
	5:33pm David Dichelle: Here's a cello rebuttal.
	5:34pm Dean: Baillie's traversal of Britten's solo 'cello suites and sonata are magnificent. Headington would have been three years my mom's junior. She's 93 today.
	🚂 5:37pm chris: Happy birthday, Dean's mom!
	5:38pm Dean: Thank you, chris. She was in decent spirits, despite having broken her hip a couple weeks ago.
	5:39pm David Dichelle: Hello Dean, please wish her a happy birthday and a good recovery as well.
	5:39pm Stanley: 93! Well done Dean's mom.
	5:40pm Dean: Thank you, David and Stanley. When this Headington disk was reviewed in Fanfare in late '97, one of the reviewers wrote, "Where Headington scores an unequivocable hit is in the single-movement Serenade for cello and strings (first performed in 1995), which is gently informed by the spirit, not of Britten this time, but of Elgar, whose own Cello Concerto steals into Headington's fabric in a gentle tribute."
	5:42pm Stanley: 'steals into Headington's fabric in a gentle tribute.' - nice.
	🚂 5:42pm chresti: Happy 93, mother of Dean!
	5:46pm doctorjazz: Happy Birthday, Mom of Dean! Glad to hear Irene is back with a regular slot (and filling some of the big Monday daytime hole)!
	5:48pm Franco Twinkie: Howdy David. I't nice to come home to beautiful music and air conditioning after the aggravation of driving around in the heat trying to get stuff done.
	5:48pm Sem: A gentle tribute, a nuanced appraisal. Like that very much. Enjoyed the last 45 minutes of your program w/ dinner, thank you, David. My stop. See you and all a little farther down the line.
	5:49pm Dean: Thanks, chresti and doctorjazz. Of this recording by Xue Wei another FF reviewer wrote in '92 that Headington's "1959 violin concerto is lyrical and glowing, the idiom comfortably tonal but spiced with a subtle use of dissonance to heighten tension... Once again Xue-Wei plays gorgeously, never losing his lustrous tone." Needless to say, I love reading Fanfare.
	5:50pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Franco, glad to have you here.
	5:50pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, glad to hear Mom is doing OK?
	5:50pm Stanley: See you Sem
	5:50pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Sem!
	5:51pm Dean: Thanks, Franco. She's plugging along, making jokes, but not about being bed-ridden.
	5:52pm TDK60: I like this cell'er stuff.
	5:52pm David Dichelle: Unfortunately we only have time for the first movement.
	🚂 5:52pm Carmichael: A lot of birthdays today!
	5:53pm Franco Twinkie: I'll bet! My mom fell down and fracture her hip around Thanksgiving,and that was the beginning of the downward slide.
	🚂 5:54pm Carmichael: Scott Williams, happy birthday! And Kat in Chicago!
	5:54pm Dean: My mom's downward slide began with a stroke on Christmas 2011, a year and a half after the death of my father. Yet she persists! Moving her from SoCal to be near us -- even though we can't visit her these days -- turns out to have been a good decision.
	5:56pm doctorjazz: My mom fractured her femur twice. The second time was the beginning of the end (but, she had dementia, lung cancer, severe anemia, just needed it to push her over the edge). Thanks, David!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, David!
	🚂 5:56pm Carmichael: Time to get weird with Micah. Thanks David!
	5:56pm TDK60: Thanks David. I'll see y'all round here soon...
	5:56pm Franco Twinkie: Sure, It's funny how things change once their inside someplace that's not home.
	🚂 5:57pm chris: thanks, David. much appreciated.
	5:57pm ?: The first couple months in the new place were brutal, but things settled down.
	5:58pm Dean: ^?=me
	5:59pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, my sister and I have had to dodge some thrown bricks.
	6:00pm spodiodi: my personal experience with change of environment re: dementia went really badly, quickly
	6:00pm doctorjazz: My mom threw a punch at me when she was in the hospital (I wouldn't get get out)
	6:01pm spodiodi: may you all hang onto your minds as long as you like
	6:01pm doctorjazz: (Get her out...)
	6:01pm spodiodi: see you next time, David! be well
	6:02pm Stanley: Thanks David. Night all.
	6:02pm Franco Twinkie: Later all.
	6:03pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone- take good care!
	🚂 6:31pm chresti: Thanks David!
	6:35pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 28, 2020

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April 28, 2020: A groat for your thoughts

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Gidi Tzach VeGila	Rakevet "Rakevet" by "Gidi Tzach VeGila"		196X	גידי, צח וגילה / רכבת	0:00:29 (Pop-up)
Cüneyt Sepetçi	Gayda "Gayda" by "Cüneyt Sepetçi"	Bulgar Gaydası	2017		0:02:49 (Pop-up)
Vesevo	Tammurriata "Tammurriata" by "Vesevo"	Vesevo	2015		0:09:44 (Pop-up)
Al Tall & Muluk el-Hwa	Absència - La jove negra	Xarq Al-Andalus	1985		0:15:01 (Pop-up)
Esma Redžepova	Romano horo "Romano horo" by "Esma Redžepova"	Ciganske pjesme i kola	1971		0:19:29 (Pop-up)
Tale Ognenovski	Bukovsko svadbarsko oro	Bitola, babam Bitola	1969		0:22:17 (Pop-up)
Dos-Mukasan	Ahau bikem "Ahau bikem" by "Dos-Mukasan"	Dos-Mukasan	1976	Kamit Sanbayev (1941/42 - April 21, 2020)	0:25:35 (Pop-up)
Dos-Mukasan	Tugan zher "Tugan zher" by "Dos-Mukasan"	Dos-Mukasan	1976		0:29:35 (Pop-up)
Dos-Mukasan	Laylim-shyrak "Laylim-shyrak" by "Dos-Mukasan"	Dos-Mukasan	1976		0:33:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:35:52 (Pop-up)
Roud 49: The Lass of Loch Royal / Lord Gregory / Mirk, Mirk Is the Midnight Hour
Maddy Prior & June Tabor	Lass of Loch Royal	Silly Sisters	1976		0:44:45 (Pop-up)
Nuala Kennedy	Fair Annie of the Loch Royanne	Behave the Bravest	2016		0:48:46 (Pop-up)
Eyeless in Gaza	Lord Gregory "Lord Gregory" by "Eyeless in Gaza"	Song of the Beautiful Wanton	2000		0:57:10 (Pop-up)
Jim Moray	Lord Gregory "Lord Gregory" by "Jim Moray"	The Outlander	2019		0:59:17 (Pop-up)
Karine Polwart	Fairest Floo'er "Fairest Floo'er" by "Karine Polwart"	Mirk, Mirk Is This Midnight Hour	2007		1:05:28 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	Lord Gregory "Lord Gregory" by "Steeleye Span"	Bloody Men	2006		1:09:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		1:15:00 (Pop-up)
Pierre Courbois (23 April 1940) "Pierre Courbois (23 April 1940)"
Association P.C.	Spider "Spider" by "Association P.C."	Heidelberger Jazz Tage '73 Live	1973		1:22:46 (Pop-up)
Association P.C.	Cap Carneval "Cap Carneval" by "Association P.C."	Rock Around the Cock	1973		1:33:14 (Pop-up)
New Association	Kuitage "Kuitage" by "New Association"	Four Wheel Drive	1987		1:42:23 (Pop-up)
Paul Van Gysegem Sextet	Nummer 86 Is een Kerrygerecht	Aorta	1971		1:50:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:59:08 (Pop-up)
Vytautas Barkauskas (March 25, 1931 – April 25, 2020)
Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, Robertas Šervenikas	Vytautas Barkauskas: Sun, for symphony orchestra, Op. 69	Vytautas Barkauskas: Sun	2008	(1983/95)	2:08:22 (Pop-up)
Donatas Bagurskas	Vytautas Barkauskas: Sonata for double bass and piano, Op. 84	Promise: Music for Double Bass by Lithuanian Composers	2019	Agitato Ardito / Cantabile Sonoro / Idée Fixe (1987)	2:16:55 (Pop-up)
Christopher Headington (28 April 1930 – 19 March 1996)
Alexander Baillie, Britten Sinfonia	Christopher Headington: Serenade for Cello and String Orchestra	Headington: Piano Concerto; Serenade; The Healing Fountain	1997	(1993)	2:32:39 (Pop-up)
Xue Wei, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Jane Glover	Christopher Headington: Violin Concerto (First movement: Andante con moto)	Strauss & Headington: Violin Concerto Op.8, Violin Concerto	1991	(1959)	2:43:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take The "A" Train				2:55:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm fred: Good evening David and fellow travelers
	🚂 3:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Greetings, David. Hello fred and other passengers!
	🚂 3:02pm chresti: Hi David and riders! Hi fred and Granny!
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and subterranean Freedom Riders
	3:04pm coelacanth∅: here's a thought: i ate groats last evening. may i have my groat now, please?
	🚂 3:05pm chresti: coel, your friend is in the picture!
	3:06pm David Dichelle: Greetings Fred, Granny, Chresti, Coel! Groats for everyone!
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: chresti we're all in this pasture together
	🚂 3:07pm Listening Out There: Groats? Too bad, I just ate...
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: hey there
	3:07pm David Dichelle: LOT, you can have it in a g(r)oaty bag.
	3:07pm David Dichelle: Hey Phillippe!
	3:08pm Stanley: Hi everyone. Budge up someone.
	3:08pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Stanley!
	3:09pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Turkish delight, anyone?
	🚂 3:10pm chris: rousing beginning to this ride. hello, David and folks. maybe groats will make a comeback in the new recovering economies of the world?
	3:11pm Stanley: I think I've eaten most parts of the goat in my life.
	3:11pm David Dichelle: Hello Sem and Chris!
	3:13pm TDK60: Hello David, riders. Haven't been on the NYC subway since Mar. 10. So, I switched to the Virtual Leipzig Train.
	3:14pm David Dichelle: Always welcome TDK60. Haven't been on a physical train in a while, myself.
	3:17pm Sem: Stanley, game for anything, yes? You may find of interest in the recipe book, How to Cook a Wolf by M.F.K. Fisher.
	🚂 3:17pm WR: Hello all. Listening for a bit while on break.
	🚂 3:18pm Yvang: The only train I wouldn't miss is this one. Hello David and Continentallers!
	🚂 3:18pm chresti: I'm eating groats right now, is that okay?
	3:18pm David Dichelle: Hey there WR and Yvang!
	3:19pm Sem: With a side of Firesign Theatre, I think groats are super, chresti.
	3:21pm Otis Fodder: Hi David! Successfully crossed streams, was just playing a few songs that reminded me of your show and without knowing I was hurdled through time and space (aka - streams) and landed on the Subway! I snuck on, so don't tell the conductor, I'll hide in the lunch car and order a drink and a bag of chips.
	🚂 3:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): hey, wr! still waiting for an order of postage stamps to arrive and then a zine will be heading your way!
	3:23pm spodiodi: hi David! nice to be here hi all! how are those gorats, chresti? (only recently leanrned of their existence, a couple of days ago while researching eating uncooked oatmeal. steel cut and groats need coopking, but rolled oats are ok without,, btw.)
	🚂 3:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: aww, goatie
	3:24pm spodiodi: er groats*, not gorats (which sound slightly more exotic)
	3:24pm David Dichelle: Hey Otis, glad to see you on this side of the dial - the conductor is passing out free groats, don't miss it!
	3:25pm David Dichelle: And greetings Spodiodi and Sweet Corn Lizzie!
	3:25pm spodiodi: i bet goatie likes groaties
	🚂 3:25pm WR: Thank you GST for mentioning it. No rush.
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: i eat buckwheat groats dry roasted in cast iron in salads. been doing that for most of my adult life. i'm not super into the tradition groat dishes i've tried.
	🚂 3:26pm chresti: Thanks Sem.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: spodi, rolled oats are already cooked, in the "rolling" process. perfectly edible as they are.
	3:27pm TDK60: Just had some steel-cut Irish oatmeal yesterday.
	3:27pm Otis Fodder: My goat came over and is sleeping on my lap. Now I have a cat and a goat on my lap while working. I can do this!
	3:28pm coelacanth∅: ("müesli" contains rolled oats with no further cooking)
	3:29pm David Dichelle: I'd go back and see if that goat does in fact enjoy groats, but I'd have to recognize that particular goat first.
	🚂 3:29pm WR: Will continue listening but gotta go back to the work keyboard. Take care all.
	3:29pm Otis Fodder: I think they got confused when I said Groats in a slight slurring while sipping coffee and a small amount please. Now I have 300 Goats incoming.
	3:30pm spodiodi: i like muesli, but need to seek out some groats 8^O lol Otis
	3:30pm coelacanth∅: ...into your study from their many couches and lounge chairs and beds throughout the house?
	🚂 3:30pm dutchtheo: Hallo, David and transit riders.
	3:31pm spodiodi: i've been eating a mix of oats, rye, and wheat from TJs, for a while now. i recommend giving it a try if you haven't and can
	3:32pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Dutchtheo!
	3:35pm coelacanth∅: that sounds good spodiodi. i try to keep my grains separate, and to limit wheat; but that sounds like a treat. (i deviate) my usual rolled oat intake is with boiling water, maple syrup and either fresh blueberries or raisins and pecans. maybe a pinch of cinnamon. i sometimes make müesli.
	🚂 3:36pm Brian in UK: Hello David, is there a seat for an old goat. Earlier tracks reminded me of Salim Sesler, who I did not see when visiting Istanbul in 2010 much to my frustration as he passed a few years later.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: ...(or dried mulberries)
	🚂 3:37pm chresti: Hi spodiodi, I use quick cooking steel cut oats, which are somewhat pre-cooked(?), I grind them up with herbs and dried berries, etc., then steep in a thermal cup w/boiling water, the longer it soaks, the mushier it gets. Important to stir it before putting the lid on to steep..
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: thanks to Otis' menagerie there's almost no room left for anyone besides old goats!
	🚂 3:40pm Brian in UK: Thanks, deep lying one.
	3:41pm Otis Fodder: 299 goats just exited off the subway during this DJ break. They are headed to a chat listener's home now! If you start to hear bells, hide!
	3:41pm spodiodi: sounds delicious, chresti. (and way better than what i have) my oatmeal (/rye /wheat) recipe: add water, microwave for 1m39s, serve with black tea
	🚂 3:42pm Brian in UK: Yipee, Irene is in the Stream.
	🚂 3:42pm Yvang: That's great news!
	3:42pm TDK60: That's great Irene will be back. Her show's a fave.
	3:42pm spodiodi: cool!
	3:42pm fred: Irene's return is great news! Especially since lockdown means I can actually listen while working
	3:43pm Otis Fodder: Just throwing out another... Irene, yay!
	🚂 3:43pm chresti: I used to microwave it, until the microwave stopped working.
	3:44pm TDK60: I'm roudy...
	3:45pm spodiodi: love/hate the microwave. better life without? at least in groatville? related: our vacuum cleaner bit the dust yesterday!
	🚂 3:46pm chresti: I missed the announcement, when is Irene's show?
	🚂 3:46pm Brian in UK: chresti, Monday at Noon. ET
	3:47pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Brian!
	3:47pm David Dichelle: The whole schedule can be seen at wfmu.org/drummer
	🚂 3:48pm chresti: The microwave was handy during hot weather. Thanks Brian in UK.
	🚂 3:50pm Brian in UK: In this country Maidenhead is a town in Berkshire. In Cockney rhyming slang a Berkshire Hunt is a (you guess) I cook porridge (rolled oats) in a microwave, one of the few things I use it for. Just milk and oats. Piety rules!!
	🚂 3:51pm chresti: With the microwave, I would cook the oats and add butter, yum.
	3:51pm spodiodi: makes sense. i use it to zap cold tea mostly this jam is bonny as it is roudy as heck
	3:53pm Stanley: Maidenhead is an unfriendly place. I know that for a fact. Hi Brian.
	🚂 3:54pm Brian in UK: Stanley, what-ho! I never thought much of Kings Lynn.
	🚂 3:54pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): enjoying the sonic scenery on this ride
	🚂 3:56pm Brian in UK: Stanley, one thing I really miss is having a pint.
	3:58pm Stanley: My parents lived in Maidenhead, my sister and family are still there. Bourgeois and boring. Can't speak for Kings Lynn
	3:59pm Stanley: Brian, me too. My offie is delivering, which is some comfort.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: Glad you're enjoying the view, Granny.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: I have been to Kings Lynn at least once, but can't remember why.
	4:03pm TDK60: I'm unfamiliar with the EyelessI.G. band, have seen the name for a while..
	🚂 4:04pm Brian in UK: David it has no redeeming features but the north Norfolk coast to the East is is wonderful. So flat the sea goes out three postcodes!! Plenty of birds arriving, first landfall.
	4:04pm Cmurtha: Hello goat and subway riders.
	4:06pm David Dichelle: TDK: They are kind of post-punky, interesting cover of this tune anyway.
	4:06pm David Dichelle: Hey Cmurtha!
	🚂 4:07pm Brian in UK: @TDK was your visit to Cropredy, the first and last?
	4:08pm doctorjazz: Hi folks, taking a little biking break to listen (finally some nice biking weather). Was originally supposed to be biking in Amsterdam now... : (
	🚂 4:09pm Brian in UK: Just found a BASF Chrome Extra 11 C90 still in the wrapper. Any offers!!
	4:11pm TDK60: Brian, yes.
	🚂 4:11pm Brian in UK: David, good bookending.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian - 40-year reprise.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Hello Doctorjazz, sorry about those plans.
	4:13pm doctorjazz: My daughter's dog, Maxie, is partgoat, we believe. She'll eat anything-stuff Ozzie will turn his nose up at (I don't even want plain celery, butt Maxie...)
	4:14pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David...things certainly could be worse...
	🚂 4:15pm Brian in UK: @doctorjazz, just to lower the tone, our beagle has been feasting on sheep's poo recently. Do we not know it.
	4:15pm TDK60: Brian, would like to go back again some year.
	4:16pm TDK60: Music can be funny that way < my philosophical heaviness.
	🚂 4:16pm Brian in UK: TDK would love to meet up. Maybe....
	4:18pm TDK60: Gotta wait til '21, at least w/Cropredy.
	4:18pm doctorjazz: We had bunnies hatching in our back yard...we had to be careful not to let Maxie get to the nest alone (and I'm avoiding the items that Us squeamish humans would recoil at).
	4:21pm TDK60: Gotta brush up on my new abnormal routine..
	🚂 4:24pm chris: i have a part-Beagle poo-eater. weirdo puppers.
	4:26pm David Dichelle: This is in fact the Heidelberg Jazz Tage version with Jeremy Steig on flute.
	4:26pm David Dichelle: (Spider, that is)
	🚂 4:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): pretty!
	4:28pm David Dichelle: Spider: Bass – Siggi Busch Drums – Pierre Courbois Flute – Jeremy Steig Guitar – Toto Blanke Piano – Joachim Kühn
	4:29pm doctorjazz: Cool track!
	🚂 4:31pm Carmichael: Heya David and crew. Brief work stoppage for sustenance.
	4:31pm TDK60: I had an old '60s Jeremy & The Satyrs LP, don't know if it's still here.
	4:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there Carmichael!
	4:33pm coelacanth∅: i missed Oatmealtalk. oh,well -new episodes forthcoming i'm sure. (was in the kitchen, not cooking nor eating oatmeal)
	4:37pm David Dichelle: There's always room here for more groat talk.
	4:37pm doctorjazz: Ok, off again, maybe later.
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: ...related to Bunnytalk - since i've been at this residence there's been a bird nest every spring and summer inside the roof over the entranceway. the hole in the edge of the roof got significantly bigger 2-3 springs ago. i identified the bird and now i'm blanking out; at least the size of a grackle, but not a grackle. anyway last week something happened. i stepped outside to broken eggs on the deck. blue like a robin's. bummer. i'd like to get to the bottom of it but doubt that i will.
	4:41pm David Dichelle: Take care, Dr. J.
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: tchau dr.j
	🚂 4:45pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Aw, sad about the eggs
	4:46pm coelacanth∅: ...and add me to those happy Irene's back on the schedule; but alas also add her show to the list of schedule conflicts
	4:49pm David Dichelle: True, Coel, archives can be of help in a pinch.
	4:52pm coelacanth∅: well -i'm never in a pinch! i'm never at a loss of music to listen to. i just like the live radio experience.
	🚂 4:53pm chresti: Yeah, Mondays also have Cannibal Stew and Ravioli.
	🚂 4:56pm chresti: Then, of course there's work when everything blows over. Until then I'll check in with Irene @9am pst.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: monday 12-3 Joe Belock, with Alina smack in the middle of that. fortunately though i'll usually be in the mood for either Joe/Joe+Alina OR Irene. (like fridays with either Bryce or Uncle Michael. just a matter of where i'm at...unless i don't know!)
	4:59pm coelacanth∅: (or Joe/Alina/DJ Henry)
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: i thought you didn't work on mondays & tuesdays chresti
	🚂 5:04pm chresti: Normally I work SMTW mornings, coel, until..the 25th of March, was the last day.
	🚂 5:08pm βrian: Most excellent news re Irene. Her show will be on my schedule, for sure.
	5:09pm David Dichelle: Greetings, βrian!
	5:13pm doctorjazz: Just back from round 2 of biking...when/where is Irene on, cresti?
	5:14pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Doc, Irene will be on the Drummer Stream, Mondays 12-3pm, starting next week.
	5:15pm Stanley: I need a whisky to go with this.
	🚂 5:17pm chris: i think a Starka would work well with this piece, Stanley.
	🚂 5:19pm Carmichael: Stanley, I simply need a whisky.
	5:21pm Stanley: @chris - I've never drank a starka. Sounds lovely. @Carmichael - it's 10.20pm here and since lockdown I've taken to having a 'nightcap'. It goes well with this excellent music.
	5:23pm coelacanth∅: i'll have a whiskey to go please, and another one for here.
	🚂 5:25pm Brian in UK: Stanley, just has an eau de vie to settle the stomach. These are the only spirits I want tormenting my body.
	🚂 5:26pm chris: i've not had a starka, either, Stanley. i do like a good Rye whisky, so i'm sure i'll pick one up in future.
	5:26pm Stanley: Brian - Never trust anything without a cork in it.
	🚂 5:27pm Listening Out There: Just got back. Is this the Revenge of the Latvians section of the program?
	5:28pm Stanley: chris - I'll mention it to my Polish friend
	🚂 5:30pm chris: switching to screw caps caused quite a row in Scotch circles, when Johnny Walker did that in the late 70's(?)... i think one of the touted benefits was the Mrs. not hearing the pouring of another round.
	5:31pm Stanley: Yeah, I have the same trouble myself, chris.
	5:33pm David Dichelle: Here's a cello rebuttal.
	5:34pm Dean: Baillie's traversal of Britten's solo 'cello suites and sonata are magnificent. Headington would have been three years my mom's junior. She's 93 today.
	🚂 5:37pm chris: Happy birthday, Dean's mom!
	5:38pm Dean: Thank you, chris. She was in decent spirits, despite having broken her hip a couple weeks ago.
	5:39pm David Dichelle: Hello Dean, please wish her a happy birthday and a good recovery as well.
	5:39pm Stanley: 93! Well done Dean's mom.
	5:40pm Dean: Thank you, David and Stanley. When this Headington disk was reviewed in Fanfare in late '97, one of the reviewers wrote, "Where Headington scores an unequivocable hit is in the single-movement Serenade for cello and strings (first performed in 1995), which is gently informed by the spirit, not of Britten this time, but of Elgar, whose own Cello Concerto steals into Headington's fabric in a gentle tribute."
	5:42pm Stanley: 'steals into Headington's fabric in a gentle tribute.' - nice.
	🚂 5:42pm chresti: Happy 93, mother of Dean!
	5:46pm doctorjazz: Happy Birthday, Mom of Dean! Glad to hear Irene is back with a regular slot (and filling some of the big Monday daytime hole)!
	5:48pm Franco Twinkie: Howdy David. I't nice to come home to beautiful music and air conditioning after the aggravation of driving around in the heat trying to get stuff done.
	5:48pm Sem: A gentle tribute, a nuanced appraisal. Like that very much. Enjoyed the last 45 minutes of your program w/ dinner, thank you, David. My stop. See you and all a little farther down the line.
	5:49pm Dean: Thanks, chresti and doctorjazz. Of this recording by Xue Wei another FF reviewer wrote in '92 that Headington's "1959 violin concerto is lyrical and glowing, the idiom comfortably tonal but spiced with a subtle use of dissonance to heighten tension... Once again Xue-Wei plays gorgeously, never losing his lustrous tone." Needless to say, I love reading Fanfare.
	5:50pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Franco, glad to have you here.
	5:50pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, glad to hear Mom is doing OK?
	5:50pm Stanley: See you Sem
	5:50pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Sem!
	5:51pm Dean: Thanks, Franco. She's plugging along, making jokes, but not about being bed-ridden.
	5:52pm TDK60: I like this cell'er stuff.
	5:52pm David Dichelle: Unfortunately we only have time for the first movement.
	🚂 5:52pm Carmichael: A lot of birthdays today!
	5:53pm Franco Twinkie: I'll bet! My mom fell down and fracture her hip around Thanksgiving,and that was the beginning of the downward slide.
	🚂 5:54pm Carmichael: Scott Williams, happy birthday! And Kat in Chicago!
	5:54pm Dean: My mom's downward slide began with a stroke on Christmas 2011, a year and a half after the death of my father. Yet she persists! Moving her from SoCal to be near us -- even though we can't visit her these days -- turns out to have been a good decision.
	5:56pm doctorjazz: My mom fractured her femur twice. The second time was the beginning of the end (but, she had dementia, lung cancer, severe anemia, just needed it to push her over the edge). Thanks, David!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, David!
	🚂 5:56pm Carmichael: Time to get weird with Micah. Thanks David!
	5:56pm TDK60: Thanks David. I'll see y'all round here soon...
	5:56pm Franco Twinkie: Sure, It's funny how things change once their inside someplace that's not home.
	🚂 5:57pm chris: thanks, David. much appreciated.
	5:57pm ?: The first couple months in the new place were brutal, but things settled down.
	5:58pm Dean: ^?=me
	5:59pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, my sister and I have had to dodge some thrown bricks.
	6:00pm spodiodi: my personal experience with change of environment re: dementia went really badly, quickly
	6:00pm doctorjazz: My mom threw a punch at me when she was in the hospital (I wouldn't get get out)
	6:01pm spodiodi: may you all hang onto your minds as long as you like
	6:01pm doctorjazz: (Get her out...)
	6:01pm spodiodi: see you next time, David! be well
	6:02pm Stanley: Thanks David. Night all.
	6:02pm Franco Twinkie: Later all.
	6:03pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone- take good care!
	🚂 6:31pm chresti: Thanks David!
	6:35pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 28, 2020

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