WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 12, 2020

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:58pm Yvang: Time for a sun bath!
	🚂 3:01pm chresti: Hi David and passengers!
	3:01pm fred: Good afternoon David and all
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings Yvang, Chresti, and Fred!
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Have a seat or half a bath...
	3:04pm spodiodi: hi David! calgon, take me away
	3:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	3:04pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	🚂 3:04pm Bas NL: Hi David & Drumstream Subwayers!
	🚂 3:05pm WR: Sicodélica dreams. Nap time.
	🚂 3:06pm βrian: An impossible 60 °F here on the isthmus on day 57. One more night of frost and we should be done with it.
	3:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Spodiodi, Jan, Sem, Bas, WR. βrian!
	🚂 3:06pm Bas NL: Nice bathtub bench pic.
	3:09pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Bas!
	3:14pm Franco Twinkie: Hi David! Nice picture. I told Chresti we could make a bench like that. I have one of those bathtubs thrown behind the house.
	3:14pm Cmurtha: Its been oddly cold these last few days in Ohio, I assume its the global warming. Hello everyone!
	3:15pm Stanley: Hi David and virtual passengers. Dig this verion of Chan Chan
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Hey Franco and Cmurtha! Temperatures have dropped here as well - with snow to the east in Poland and Lithuania (none here).
	3:16pm David Dichelle: And good evening, Stanley!
	3:17pm Rob W: Interesting take on Chan Chan from an Italian band apparently known for its love of Celtic music! That's our kind of globalism...
	🚂 3:18pm Bas NL: A gray sunset?
	3:25pm David Dichelle: Indeed it is, Rob!
	3:27pm David Dichelle: Just a bit of twilight left here now, Bas. You probably have another half hour or so.
	3:27pm Sem: May I just say this is marvelous?
	3:28pm Phillippe Bastille: howdy
	3:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Phillippe!
	3:29pm David Dichelle: Sem, I have no objections!
	3:30pm doctorjazz: Hello from Staten Island!
	3:30pm KevinfromBayRidge: So, that's where my bathtub ended up!Good day, David & Alles
	3:31pm David Dichelle: Greetings to the greater SI/Bay Ridge area, Doc and Kevin!
	🚂 3:33pm Yvang: Fun fact that I just discovered : Roud 51 is AKA Child Ballad number 78.
	🚂 3:34pm Listening Out There: Am happy to be listening...
	3:35pm David Dichelle: Happy to have you here, LOT.
	3:35pm David Dichelle: Yvang, many of the lower numbered Rouds are also Childs, in fact.
	🚂 3:37pm Yvang: I am still learning...
	🚂 3:38pm dutchtheo: Greetings David and folkies, from the dim dutch delta
	3:38pm fred: Give it a few years of global warming, and "Parrots in the cornfield" might get a Roud number of its own
	3:39pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Dutchtheo!
	3:41pm Dean: One of my great musical regrets is declining to hear Gryphon in London in late '76 for something like 50p. Might have been at the Marquee. I was on a theater tour departing London that night.
	🚂 3:43pm chris: greetings from a cool, occasionally rainy early afternoon in coastal Northern California, David and fellow trans-continental public transportees.
	3:44pm Sem: Had a chance to refresh my memory about Shirley Collins whilst listening. Interesting that she married Ashley Hutchings of Steeleye Span just after he left the group. Wonderful overview of that period of English folk music via her career path.
	3:45pm David Dichelle: Greetings Chris and Dean!
	🚂 3:53pm chresti: Sounds nice, chris.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: Sem: Yes, it must have been quite a scene back then.
	4:02pm spodiodi: nice Roud segment, DD
	4:03pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Spodiodi!
	🚂 4:11pm chris: i'm such a sucker for the Turkish sound of the 70's and it seems, the new Turkish revival, if i can call it that. maybe i should learn Turkish... hmm.
	🚂 4:11pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. Our numb nuts of a Prime Minister suggests that people go back to work but do NOT use public transport. We are only second to the US for oblivion. Russia coming up fast on the rails.
	4:13pm David Dichelle: Evening, Brian! And yikes...
	🚂 4:14pm Brian in UK: The sun shone today but we were hit with probably the last frost of the year. Damaging Dahlias, Fig tree and small plants. Whodathoughit.
	🚂 4:15pm chris: calendar on my phone keeps reminding me of the now cancelled flight into Heathrow tomorrow. sigh. stupid virus.
	🚂 4:15pm Brian in UK: Dean '76, just before what is jokingly called punk arrived as a palate cleanser.
	4:17pm Dean: In fact, I bought the Pistols' first single on that trip!
	4:17pm David Dichelle: Chris, what a tactless calendar.
	🚂 4:19pm chris: indeed.
	4:19pm TDK60: Hello.
	🚂 4:21pm Brian in UK: To think that the Police tried to be part of the punk herd. Dean, love the contrast of Gryphon and the Pistols.
	4:22pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK!
	4:23pm David Dichelle: Brian, your comment really stings.
	🚂 4:25pm Brian in UK: Buzz, Buzz, Buzz goes the honey bee. It promises to be a good year for the mellifluous stuff.
	4:25pm Dean: Later, in '84, I heard a recital by Richard Harvey of Gryphon at Wigmore Hall. The Police at the Whisky touring the second album: the moment I realized I was growing bored with rock. They were utterly lifeless.
	4:25pm TDK60: Wie gehts? David. I hate bein' late. (I see I missed Oysterband, saw 'em 2 years back in Cropredy.)
	🚂 4:27pm Brian in UK: Dean, Wigmore Hall is a delightful venue. Try this. wigmore-hall.org.uk...
	🚂 4:27pm Carmichael: Heya David and Covidians. Finally made it!
	4:27pm David Dichelle: All new-normal, TDK, thanks! Und wie geht's dir so?
	4:27pm David Dichelle: Hey Carmichael!
	4:29pm Dean: Wow, Brian in UK! What a line-up. I have to hear at least some of those. Paul Lewis, for sure.
	4:30pm fred: @Brian: Your prime minister could learn a lot from France. We should all go back to work, but from home. So only workers are allowed on public transit at rush hour. The trains and buses should only carry 20% of capacity. But there are fewer than usual, to discourage using them. So we should avoid public transit. But not use cars. Use bikes instead, with newly opened bike lanes. But these will be closed if they clog car traffic. And it's only day two
	4:30pm TDK60: Ah David, been a few situations, challenges, this/that, but my most-close family/friends are not badly sick, so...
	🚂 4:34pm Brian in UK: fred, yes a lot to learn but how do you teach an arrogant prick with a God given right to be superior. I hope that the new Labour leader can return some semblance of order and be an effective opposition. There must always be a strong opposition. End of rant.
	4:39pm northguineahills: When it was described as a 'sepcial relationship' b/tn the EEUU y RU (US & UK), i didn't think we'd both have like-minded morons as heads of our gov'ts. That said, Boris would be an improvement over here (and that says quite a bit).
	🚂 4:44pm Brian in UK: David, I think that Turpan Depression would be a good band name. Xinjiang, the semi autonomous state, just like Tibet.
	🚂 4:46pm Brian in UK: @ngh, have to say that yours is above and beyond.
	4:46pm David Dichelle: Hello NGH! Any news?
	4:47pm northguineahills: @David: Just that they are testing the beta version of training online, since originally it was supposed to be in person, and I should get notification in a week or so....
	4:52pm David Dichelle: Continued good luck, NGH!
	4:53pm northguineahills: ah, Khojamyarovh was a Soviet Uighur Kazakhstani...
	🚂 4:53pm Brian in UK: David, love this, it has some heft.
	4:55pm David Dichelle: Glad you are enjoying it as well, Brian.
	5:06pm TDK60: You'll be chirping cheerful to know, I'm in no mood to discuss various leaders, at this moment at least, heh...
	5:10pm David Dichelle: TDK: They actually discuss themselves enough so that nobody else has to.
	5:13pm TDK60: You'll be mildly interested maybe: A few years ago a friend called, had a pair of tix for Carnegie Hall. I asked who was playing? The Kazakh symphonic and opera orch. Something like that. Good!
	5:17pm northguineahills: @TDK: I'm still debating whether Duke or Flynt was the leader of GI Joe, but feel like it should of been Lady J.
	5:18pm David Dichelle: TDK: I wonder if that was the same orchestra (with a post-Soviet name).
	5:18pm TDK60: NGH, I could hotly debate that with you IF I knew the first thing @ GI Joe! Hee.
	5:19pm David Dichelle: I would have thought that Joe was the leader.
	5:20pm TDK60: David, could be. The name "symphonic and opera orch." rings a bell in my memory gland. They did some symphonic works, Kazakh music, and opera singers did some vocal selections.
	🚂 5:20pm WR: Now you pundits have me looking at wikipedia for GI Joe LOL
	5:23pm David Dichelle: TDK: I wonder if they actually did Kuzhamyarov. There are much too few recordings of his work.
	5:25pm TDK60: David I think I have the program around here /somewhere/ but...maybe some other day?
	5:27pm David Dichelle: Sure, if it ever turns up, let us know.
	5:33pm northguineahills: Part of the reason there are so many spellings of Kazakh names is b/c in the last century, the language went from using Arabic script, to Cryrillic script, and as a few years ago, Latin script. (and I thought transliterating Arabic Ottoman script to modern Turkish Latin script was tough....)
	5:38pm TDK60: NGH: That must've taken a lot re-learning campaigns?
	5:39pm David Dichelle: NGH: It's also because there is a different Russian version since Russian doesn't have the sound represented here as Q.
	5:45pm northguineahills: @WR: jajaja, oh the rabbit holes we find outselves in!
	5:45pm David Dichelle: TDK: It is a difficult ongoing process, especially for older people.
	5:46pm northguineahills: Meic Stevens is the only other Welsh folk singer I know that sings in Welsh.
	5:47pm David Dichelle: NGH: Sounds like we need to have more of that here.
	5:48pm northguineahills: If a Kyrgyzstani had a child w/ a one of the Welsh, would the hybrid language be totally devoid of vowels?
	🚂 5:49pm WR: I gave up on knowing the character names for GI Joe. 5 minutes was all that one was worth to me.
	5:49pm David Dichelle: NGH: Somewhat sadly the language would surely be English.
	5:49pm TDK60: Been trying to learn Spanish for years. Except I'm lazy -peresozo.
	5:50pm northguineahills: If you're an Ottoman History scholar, not only do you have to learn Turkish, but you have to learn classical Ottoman Turkish (the language court and government records were kept), but you also have to learn the Ottoman Turkish script as well. I'm still learning English....
	5:50pm Stanley: I love it when I hear Mary sing in Welsh
	🚂 5:52pm Bas NL: I'm afraid 'iechyd da' is the only Welsh expression that stuck with me. It was a short stay attending a wedding in Wales... and yes, there was heavy drinking.
	5:53pm Stanley: What about 'boyo', Bas?
	🚂 5:54pm Bas NL: Not a clue.. What's that mean, @Stanley?
	🚂 5:55pm dutchtheo: Goodbye and thanks, David!
	5:55pm Stanley: It means brother,
	🚂 5:55pm Yvang: Nice Goodbye song! Goodbye and thanks, David!
	5:55pm Sem: My stop, as Mary points out. Thank you, David, and multilingual travelers on the Subway. See you later.
	🚂 5:56pm chris: yes, thank you once again, David.
	5:56pm northguineahills: Happy thanks, David!
	🚂 5:56pm Bas NL: Brother; could have guessed!
	🚂 5:56pm chresti: Gracias, David!
	5:56pm Stanley: What we're here already? sigh Thanks David and see you all later
	5:57pm TDK60: Looks like this is my station stop. Gettin' off-train, and thanks DJ DD.
	🚂 5:58pm Bas NL: Strange, when you put all those Mary Hopkin tracks together, you get it.. It's all Mary Hopkin! Great singer!!
	5:58pm Martinibomb: Take a train as Ed Sullivan once said. Hello David!
	🚂 5:58pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Very nice show again!!
	🚂 5:58pm WR: Thank you David. Entertaining and enlightening. As ever.
	5:59pm Martinibomb: only caught the last 20min or so.. enjoyed the mary Hopkin thanks David
	5:59pm David Dichelle: Hey Martinibomb!
	5:59pm David Dichelle: And thanks everyone!
	6:29pm spodiodi: thanks, David! (was eating when your show ended)

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 12, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Daniel Bacelar e Os Gentlemen	Mr. Train		1964		0:00:25 (Pop-up)
Los Destellos	Guajira Sicodélica		1968		0:02:31 (Pop-up)
Los Orientales de Paramonga	Loros en el Maizal				0:05:50 (Pop-up)
Daniel Sagbohan & Les Black Santiagos	Programme Changé	Acheke	1976		0:08:10 (Pop-up)
Modena City Ramblers	Chan Chan "Chan Chan" by "Modena City Ramblers"	Tracce Clandestine	2015		0:13:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:17:18 (Pop-up)
Roud 51: The Unquiet Grave / One True Love
Steeleye Span	The Unquiet Grave "The Unquiet Grave" by "Steeleye Span"	Cogs, Wheels & Lovers	2009		0:24:24 (Pop-up)
Gryphon	The Unquiet Grave "The Unquiet Grave" by "Gryphon"	Gryphon	1973		0:28:59 (Pop-up)
Shirley Collins	The Unquiet Grave	The Power of the True Love Knot	1968		0:34:37 (Pop-up)
Bärengässlin	Das ruhlose Grab "Das ruhlose Grab" by "Bärengässlin"	Mythomania: Von Hexen, Feen, Wassermännern, Zauberern und Geistern	1982		0:37:56 (Pop-up)
Quadriga Consort	The Unquiet Grave	14 Tales of Mystery	2014		0:41:01 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	One True Love "One True Love" by "Steeleye Span"	Horkstow Grange	1998		0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Toni Giménez	The Unquiet Grave "The Unquiet Grave" by "Toni Giménez"	Folkies-5 (Folk Celta)	2014		0:50:11 (Pop-up)
June Tabor & Oysterband	Dives and Lazarus	Freedom and Rain	1990	Roud 477	0:58:33 (Pop-up)
Astrolabio	Spirit Folet "Spirit Folet" by "Astrolabio"	Spirit Folet	1978		1:02:45 (Pop-up)
Gülden Karaböcek	Bana Gerçekleri Soyle		1975		1:08:12 (Pop-up)
Derdiyoklar İkilisi	Fethiyem "Fethiyem" by "Derdiyoklar İkilisi"	Disco Folk	1980		1:11:34 (Pop-up)
Marem Aliev	Rajko "Rajko" by "Marem Aliev"	Makedonija igra / Macedonia dances	1996		1:16:42 (Pop-up)
Pece Atanasovski	Narodno oro "Narodno oro" by "Pece Atanasovski"	Makedonska Ora	1967		1:21:02 (Pop-up)
Reel (Va-Ta-Ga)	Zarja "Zarja" by "Reel (Va-Ta-Ga)"	Strannie Ludi	2002	Странные люди / Заря	1:24:51 (Pop-up)
Iraida Vdovina	Akashsem asta-shi?	Poyot Chuvashskie Nardopnye Pesni	1973	Ираида Вдовина / Акашсем аста-ши? / Поёт чувашские народные песни	1:29:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		1:33:11 (Pop-up)
Kuddus Kuzhamyarov / Quddus Khojamyarov (May 12, 1918 — April 8, 1994)
Kazakh SSR State Symphony Orchestra, Tulenbergen Abdrashev	Kuddus Kuzhamyarov: Symphony No.4 "Takla-Makan"	Kuzhamyarov: Symphony no. 4, Violin Concerto	1987	(1984)	1:44:26 (Pop-up)
Yakov Tkachenko, Kazakh SSR State Symphony Orchestra, Tulenbergen Abdrashev	Kuddus Kuzhamyarov: Saxophone Concerto	Kuzhamyarov: Symphony no. 3, Saxophone Concerto	1988	(1985)	2:08:53 (Pop-up)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (May 7, 1840 – November 6, 1893)
Gil Shaham, Russian National Orchestra, Mikhail Pletnev	Tchaikovsky: Valse-Scherzo, Op. 34	Glazunov / Kabalevsky: Violin Concertos	1998	(1877)	2:21:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		2:30:20 (Pop-up)
Radek Tomášek	Zpíval jen rokenrol, nic víc		1977		2:37:14 (Pop-up)
Hana Zagorová, Petr Kotvald, Stanislav Hložek	Spěchám		1983		2:40:17 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin (May 3, 1950) "Mary Hopkin (May 3, 1950)"
Mary Hopkin	Yn Y Bore "Yn Y Bore" by "Mary Hopkin"		1968		2:43:32 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Tro, Tro, Tro "Tro, Tro, Tro" by "Mary Hopkin"		1970		2:46:07 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Those Were the Days - 2018		2018		2:48:36 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Goodbye "Goodbye" by "Mary Hopkin"		1969		2:53:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take The "A" Train				2:55:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:58pm Yvang: Time for a sun bath!
	🚂 3:01pm chresti: Hi David and passengers!
	3:01pm fred: Good afternoon David and all
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings Yvang, Chresti, and Fred!
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Have a seat or half a bath...
	3:04pm spodiodi: hi David! calgon, take me away
	3:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	3:04pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	🚂 3:04pm Bas NL: Hi David & Drumstream Subwayers!
	🚂 3:05pm WR: Sicodélica dreams. Nap time.
	🚂 3:06pm βrian: An impossible 60 °F here on the isthmus on day 57. One more night of frost and we should be done with it.
	3:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Spodiodi, Jan, Sem, Bas, WR. βrian!
	🚂 3:06pm Bas NL: Nice bathtub bench pic.
	3:09pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Bas!
	3:14pm Franco Twinkie: Hi David! Nice picture. I told Chresti we could make a bench like that. I have one of those bathtubs thrown behind the house.
	3:14pm Cmurtha: Its been oddly cold these last few days in Ohio, I assume its the global warming. Hello everyone!
	3:15pm Stanley: Hi David and virtual passengers. Dig this verion of Chan Chan
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Hey Franco and Cmurtha! Temperatures have dropped here as well - with snow to the east in Poland and Lithuania (none here).
	3:16pm David Dichelle: And good evening, Stanley!
	3:17pm Rob W: Interesting take on Chan Chan from an Italian band apparently known for its love of Celtic music! That's our kind of globalism...
	🚂 3:18pm Bas NL: A gray sunset?
	3:25pm David Dichelle: Indeed it is, Rob!
	3:27pm David Dichelle: Just a bit of twilight left here now, Bas. You probably have another half hour or so.
	3:27pm Sem: May I just say this is marvelous?
	3:28pm Phillippe Bastille: howdy
	3:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Phillippe!
	3:29pm David Dichelle: Sem, I have no objections!
	3:30pm doctorjazz: Hello from Staten Island!
	3:30pm KevinfromBayRidge: So, that's where my bathtub ended up!Good day, David & Alles
	3:31pm David Dichelle: Greetings to the greater SI/Bay Ridge area, Doc and Kevin!
	🚂 3:33pm Yvang: Fun fact that I just discovered : Roud 51 is AKA Child Ballad number 78.
	🚂 3:34pm Listening Out There: Am happy to be listening...
	3:35pm David Dichelle: Happy to have you here, LOT.
	3:35pm David Dichelle: Yvang, many of the lower numbered Rouds are also Childs, in fact.
	🚂 3:37pm Yvang: I am still learning...
	🚂 3:38pm dutchtheo: Greetings David and folkies, from the dim dutch delta
	3:38pm fred: Give it a few years of global warming, and "Parrots in the cornfield" might get a Roud number of its own
	3:39pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Dutchtheo!
	3:41pm Dean: One of my great musical regrets is declining to hear Gryphon in London in late '76 for something like 50p. Might have been at the Marquee. I was on a theater tour departing London that night.
	🚂 3:43pm chris: greetings from a cool, occasionally rainy early afternoon in coastal Northern California, David and fellow trans-continental public transportees.
	3:44pm Sem: Had a chance to refresh my memory about Shirley Collins whilst listening. Interesting that she married Ashley Hutchings of Steeleye Span just after he left the group. Wonderful overview of that period of English folk music via her career path.
	3:45pm David Dichelle: Greetings Chris and Dean!
	🚂 3:53pm chresti: Sounds nice, chris.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: Sem: Yes, it must have been quite a scene back then.
	4:02pm spodiodi: nice Roud segment, DD
	4:03pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Spodiodi!
	🚂 4:11pm chris: i'm such a sucker for the Turkish sound of the 70's and it seems, the new Turkish revival, if i can call it that. maybe i should learn Turkish... hmm.
	🚂 4:11pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. Our numb nuts of a Prime Minister suggests that people go back to work but do NOT use public transport. We are only second to the US for oblivion. Russia coming up fast on the rails.
	4:13pm David Dichelle: Evening, Brian! And yikes...
	🚂 4:14pm Brian in UK: The sun shone today but we were hit with probably the last frost of the year. Damaging Dahlias, Fig tree and small plants. Whodathoughit.
	🚂 4:15pm chris: calendar on my phone keeps reminding me of the now cancelled flight into Heathrow tomorrow. sigh. stupid virus.
	🚂 4:15pm Brian in UK: Dean '76, just before what is jokingly called punk arrived as a palate cleanser.
	4:17pm Dean: In fact, I bought the Pistols' first single on that trip!
	4:17pm David Dichelle: Chris, what a tactless calendar.
	🚂 4:19pm chris: indeed.
	4:19pm TDK60: Hello.
	🚂 4:21pm Brian in UK: To think that the Police tried to be part of the punk herd. Dean, love the contrast of Gryphon and the Pistols.
	4:22pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK!
	4:23pm David Dichelle: Brian, your comment really stings.
	🚂 4:25pm Brian in UK: Buzz, Buzz, Buzz goes the honey bee. It promises to be a good year for the mellifluous stuff.
	4:25pm Dean: Later, in '84, I heard a recital by Richard Harvey of Gryphon at Wigmore Hall. The Police at the Whisky touring the second album: the moment I realized I was growing bored with rock. They were utterly lifeless.
	4:25pm TDK60: Wie gehts? David. I hate bein' late. (I see I missed Oysterband, saw 'em 2 years back in Cropredy.)
	🚂 4:27pm Brian in UK: Dean, Wigmore Hall is a delightful venue. Try this. wigmore-hall.org.uk...
	🚂 4:27pm Carmichael: Heya David and Covidians. Finally made it!
	4:27pm David Dichelle: All new-normal, TDK, thanks! Und wie geht's dir so?
	4:27pm David Dichelle: Hey Carmichael!
	4:29pm Dean: Wow, Brian in UK! What a line-up. I have to hear at least some of those. Paul Lewis, for sure.
	4:30pm fred: @Brian: Your prime minister could learn a lot from France. We should all go back to work, but from home. So only workers are allowed on public transit at rush hour. The trains and buses should only carry 20% of capacity. But there are fewer than usual, to discourage using them. So we should avoid public transit. But not use cars. Use bikes instead, with newly opened bike lanes. But these will be closed if they clog car traffic. And it's only day two
	4:30pm TDK60: Ah David, been a few situations, challenges, this/that, but my most-close family/friends are not badly sick, so...
	🚂 4:34pm Brian in UK: fred, yes a lot to learn but how do you teach an arrogant prick with a God given right to be superior. I hope that the new Labour leader can return some semblance of order and be an effective opposition. There must always be a strong opposition. End of rant.
	4:39pm northguineahills: When it was described as a 'sepcial relationship' b/tn the EEUU y RU (US & UK), i didn't think we'd both have like-minded morons as heads of our gov'ts. That said, Boris would be an improvement over here (and that says quite a bit).
	🚂 4:44pm Brian in UK: David, I think that Turpan Depression would be a good band name. Xinjiang, the semi autonomous state, just like Tibet.
	🚂 4:46pm Brian in UK: @ngh, have to say that yours is above and beyond.
	4:46pm David Dichelle: Hello NGH! Any news?
	4:47pm northguineahills: @David: Just that they are testing the beta version of training online, since originally it was supposed to be in person, and I should get notification in a week or so....
	4:52pm David Dichelle: Continued good luck, NGH!
	4:53pm northguineahills: ah, Khojamyarovh was a Soviet Uighur Kazakhstani...
	🚂 4:53pm Brian in UK: David, love this, it has some heft.
	4:55pm David Dichelle: Glad you are enjoying it as well, Brian.
	5:06pm TDK60: You'll be chirping cheerful to know, I'm in no mood to discuss various leaders, at this moment at least, heh...
	5:10pm David Dichelle: TDK: They actually discuss themselves enough so that nobody else has to.
	5:13pm TDK60: You'll be mildly interested maybe: A few years ago a friend called, had a pair of tix for Carnegie Hall. I asked who was playing? The Kazakh symphonic and opera orch. Something like that. Good!
	5:17pm northguineahills: @TDK: I'm still debating whether Duke or Flynt was the leader of GI Joe, but feel like it should of been Lady J.
	5:18pm David Dichelle: TDK: I wonder if that was the same orchestra (with a post-Soviet name).
	5:18pm TDK60: NGH, I could hotly debate that with you IF I knew the first thing @ GI Joe! Hee.
	5:19pm David Dichelle: I would have thought that Joe was the leader.
	5:20pm TDK60: David, could be. The name "symphonic and opera orch." rings a bell in my memory gland. They did some symphonic works, Kazakh music, and opera singers did some vocal selections.
	🚂 5:20pm WR: Now you pundits have me looking at wikipedia for GI Joe LOL
	5:23pm David Dichelle: TDK: I wonder if they actually did Kuzhamyarov. There are much too few recordings of his work.
	5:25pm TDK60: David I think I have the program around here /somewhere/ but...maybe some other day?
	5:27pm David Dichelle: Sure, if it ever turns up, let us know.
	5:33pm northguineahills: Part of the reason there are so many spellings of Kazakh names is b/c in the last century, the language went from using Arabic script, to Cryrillic script, and as a few years ago, Latin script. (and I thought transliterating Arabic Ottoman script to modern Turkish Latin script was tough....)
	5:38pm TDK60: NGH: That must've taken a lot re-learning campaigns?
	5:39pm David Dichelle: NGH: It's also because there is a different Russian version since Russian doesn't have the sound represented here as Q.
	5:45pm northguineahills: @WR: jajaja, oh the rabbit holes we find outselves in!
	5:45pm David Dichelle: TDK: It is a difficult ongoing process, especially for older people.
	5:46pm northguineahills: Meic Stevens is the only other Welsh folk singer I know that sings in Welsh.
	5:47pm David Dichelle: NGH: Sounds like we need to have more of that here.
	5:48pm northguineahills: If a Kyrgyzstani had a child w/ a one of the Welsh, would the hybrid language be totally devoid of vowels?
	🚂 5:49pm WR: I gave up on knowing the character names for GI Joe. 5 minutes was all that one was worth to me.
	5:49pm David Dichelle: NGH: Somewhat sadly the language would surely be English.
	5:49pm TDK60: Been trying to learn Spanish for years. Except I'm lazy -peresozo.
	5:50pm northguineahills: If you're an Ottoman History scholar, not only do you have to learn Turkish, but you have to learn classical Ottoman Turkish (the language court and government records were kept), but you also have to learn the Ottoman Turkish script as well. I'm still learning English....
	5:50pm Stanley: I love it when I hear Mary sing in Welsh
	🚂 5:52pm Bas NL: I'm afraid 'iechyd da' is the only Welsh expression that stuck with me. It was a short stay attending a wedding in Wales... and yes, there was heavy drinking.
	5:53pm Stanley: What about 'boyo', Bas?
	🚂 5:54pm Bas NL: Not a clue.. What's that mean, @Stanley?
	🚂 5:55pm dutchtheo: Goodbye and thanks, David!
	5:55pm Stanley: It means brother,
	🚂 5:55pm Yvang: Nice Goodbye song! Goodbye and thanks, David!
	5:55pm Sem: My stop, as Mary points out. Thank you, David, and multilingual travelers on the Subway. See you later.
	🚂 5:56pm chris: yes, thank you once again, David.
	5:56pm northguineahills: Happy thanks, David!
	🚂 5:56pm Bas NL: Brother; could have guessed!
	🚂 5:56pm chresti: Gracias, David!
	5:56pm Stanley: What we're here already? sigh Thanks David and see you all later
	5:57pm TDK60: Looks like this is my station stop. Gettin' off-train, and thanks DJ DD.
	🚂 5:58pm Bas NL: Strange, when you put all those Mary Hopkin tracks together, you get it.. It's all Mary Hopkin! Great singer!!
	5:58pm Martinibomb: Take a train as Ed Sullivan once said. Hello David!
	🚂 5:58pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Very nice show again!!
	🚂 5:58pm WR: Thank you David. Entertaining and enlightening. As ever.
	5:59pm Martinibomb: only caught the last 20min or so.. enjoyed the mary Hopkin thanks David
	5:59pm David Dichelle: Hey Martinibomb!
	5:59pm David Dichelle: And thanks everyone!
	6:29pm spodiodi: thanks, David! (was eating when your show ended)

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from May 12, 2020

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