WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:55pm βrian: Well, this is weir'd.
	2:56pm David Dichelle: Another weir'd one today, for sure!
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: We're the weir'ds, aren't we?
	🚂 3:00pm Listening Out There: Weir'ds R Us...
	🚂 3:01pm Bas NL: I like the milky green water. Hi David & Co-roller-coasters!
	🚂 3:01pm Yvang: Keep it weird, David!
	3:01pm TDK60: Hello from New York City.
	🚂 3:01pm Yvang: Hi David and stream commuters!
	3:02pm David Dichelle: Greetings ßrian, Jan, LOT, Bas, Yvang, TDK!
	3:02pm Jim the Poet: Don't cross the streams!
	3:02pm David Dichelle: Hey Jim!
	3:02pm Jim the Poet: Hey David, looking forward to the show
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: hello, all
	3:05pm doctorjazz: Greetings David and commuters from Staten Island!
	🚂 3:05pm Michael 98145: flow on
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Hey there Michael and Dr. J.!
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Jim!
	3:06pm TDK60: David, looks like there's a little hill at least, in Leipzig.
	🚂 3:08pm dutchtheo: Hallo David, Rock my hammock! I saw a fish ladder like that in northern east Germany
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: Nice, "Love Letter and Russian Satellites"
	3:10pm Yes: greetings from extremely humid and exploding covid south floridaah
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: @Yes, careful down there !!
	3:15pm Yes: thanks michael
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Hello Dutchtheo and Yes!
	3:15pm Sem: Good evening, David, and time zone appropriate greetings, all aboard. Oh, lazy me, to miss the Pogues!
	3:16pm David Dichelle: Good late afternoon to you, Sem - don't worry the Pogues always have a place on the show.
	3:17pm David Dichelle: And yes, Yes, stay safe and cool down there.
	3:20pm TDK60: Happy Midsummer to those in the places where they celebrate. Also, today is usually when there's the annual Voodoo ceremony at Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans. Don't know if these are happening.
	3:27pm Really Lisa: Hi David, all.
	3:27pm Sem: Geez, TDK, now I'm jonesing for etouffée & a side of zombie cucumber salad.
	3:28pm David Dichelle: Hey there Lisa - and happy solstice to you as well, TDK!
	🚂 3:29pm WR: Fish ladder says @dutchtheo. And the rest opened with comments about weirs. Hmmm.
	3:30pm David Dichelle: It's for weir'd fish, WR!
	🚂 3:39pm Michael 98145: We have nearly 16 hrs of daylight up in this corner. And, boy do i hate winter.
	3:41pm TDK60: Oh yeh, that A.B. Apartheid album was a refreshing spin on reggae back then. Ivory Coast.
	🚂 3:43pm Bas NL: Alpha Blondy.. nice!
	3:44pm David Dichelle: Oh, I'm not complaining about the extra daylight. I'd enjoy spending a week up in Midsummerland sometime.
	3:44pm David Dichelle: Love that whistle bit.
	3:47pm Mark Hurst: Hi David!
	3:47pm TDK60: Yes, was reading about it David, big in the Scandinavian countries. Also in Brittany where it's connected to an old Christian festival of John Baptist.
	3:48pm David Dichelle: Hey, Mark!
	3:49pm Stanley: Hello David and everyone. Listening and resting after a busy day.
	3:50pm David Dichelle: Hello Stanley up where it is surely light out for another hour or two.
	3:53pm Stanley: Yes, sunset is around 10pm but it doesn't get fully dark for another hour. Starts getting light about 3.30am, when the birds are up singing
	3:56pm Yes: very nice stuff here
	3:57pm Sem: Summer nights in the high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere sound lovely, Stanley.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: Glad you like it, Yes!
	4:01pm TDK60: I wish I was in northern Norway right now. And that's not just due to hot weather here. Heh.
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: @TDK60 Northern Norway has been having a heat wave like Siberia.
	4:07pm David Dichelle: Henry, that's right, alarming stuff.
	4:07pm Webhamster Henry: I was in Sweden for Midsommar in 1976. Yeah, exciting. Plus they had a new queen, Sylvia, at the time, her picture was everywhere.
	4:09pm TDK60: Didn't know, WebH. Hmm.
	4:09pm Webhamster Henry: Look what I missed though, just a week or two late: (thanks Wikipedia): The wedding was preceded, the evening before, by a Royal Variety Performance, where the Swedish musical group ABBA performed "Dancing Queen" for the very first time, as a tribute to Sweden's future queen.
	🚂 4:10pm Michael 98145: ... and i certainly did NOT know that
	4:10pm Webhamster Henry: But I was in Malmö anyway, not Stockholm.
	🚂 4:11pm Carmichael: Heya David and long-day listeners. Here it's hot AND light. Kinda like that Lou Reed song.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Hey Carmichael! That is a very different intensity of light over where you are.
	🚂 4:14pm chris: tres bien indeed! loving this whole set, David. hi to all.
	4:14pm David Dichelle: Merci, Chris!
	4:15pm Mark Hurst: @Webham when you say "Midsommar" I can only think of that movie from last year (which I didn't see but heard enough about)
	🚂 4:25pm Michael 98145: Great sets as always. Thanks.
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Mark: A quick search for the film describes it as "folk horror".
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Michael!
	🚂 4:26pm chresti: Hi David, Continentals, home from work..
	4:26pm David Dichelle: Hey, Chresti!
	4:37pm TDK60: Hi Chresti, hope the tennis courts didn't fry you today.
	4:39pm TDK60: Called "G" for that wonderful musical note?
	🚂 4:42pm Brian in UK: Hello David and stream sailors. Are there many canals in your neck of the woods?
	🚂 4:44pm chresti: Hi TDK60, thanks, luckily the sun didn't come out until after 10 this morning, more of a June gloom effect, mid 70s to lower 80s.
	4:47pm TDK60: David, I got to see Riley perform with a raga group about 12 years ago. He was lead raga singer. Also tabla, tambura, etc. In a small church converted into a yoga place in Portland, Or. Maybe 50 people. He certainly was a presence.
	4:49pm David Dichelle: Good evening Brian, yes we have all sorts of waterways here. The one in the picture is sort of an odd bit leading down into one of the new artificial lakes near Leipzig. I'll have to explore it more sometime.
	4:49pm Sem: Hello, Brian. There's a sweet canal on the Island of Cape Breton, at St. Peter's. www.visitstpeters.com
	4:50pm David Dichelle: TDK: Sounds like this piece may have been part of the program.
	4:53pm TDK60: David, it was an all-acoustic Indian-style combo of maybe 6 or 7. A morning concert so maybe a morning or noon raga or ragas. Forget.
	4:54pm David Dichelle: Wait, only 50 people - that must have been amazing.
	4:56pm doctorjazz: This is very cool!
	🚂 4:58pm βrian: Faster, faster!
	4:59pm Mark R: Wow this is wild!
	🚂 5:00pm Bas NL: Wow. That was a lot of hooha here keeping me from enjoying the program. Back to the sanity of Riley.
	5:01pm Dean: Betty Freeman took the photo of Riley on this CD booklet. She is the Freeman of Cage's eponymous Etudes. I met her at a concert in Los Angeles back in the '80s. She thought she recognized me from a party. I assured her I hadn't been to the party.
	5:01pm David Dichelle: Hey, Dean - maybe it was the sort of party you can't remember if you were there.
	5:02pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Bas!
	5:02pm Dean: More like it's the sort of party to which I would not have been invited.
	🚂 5:04pm βrian: Not even as arm-candy?
	🚂 5:05pm Brian in UK: Sem is that fairly new? Bas, love hooha!
	5:05pm Dean: No, βrian. That opportunity has only arisen since last year, when I turned 60.
	🚂 5:07pm Bas NL: Have some of mine @Brian!
	🚂 5:08pm chresti: Bas, what's all the hooha? Is it like a hullabaloo?
	5:08pm Sem: BiUK: let's say it's the most recent refurbishment, it's been there in one form or another forever. As a youngster travelling to the Newfoundland Ferry terminal in North Sydney, crossing the Canal was a big thing.
	🚂 5:09pm Brian in UK: Thanks Bas. chresti, kind of.
	5:10pm doctorjazz: Quite a set!
	🚂 5:10pm Bas NL: I guess yes, chresti. It involved incomprehensible forms and unhelpful phone calls..
	5:10pm David Dichelle: He is quite a composer!
	🚂 5:10pm βrian: Sounds suspiciously like hoo-hoo...
	5:10pm Bela: Greetings from Budapest Hungary where the Midsommar was filmed
	🚂 5:10pm Carmichael: OK, off the Skype meeting. Time to crank the big knob!
	5:11pm David Dichelle: Szia, Bela!
	🚂 5:11pm Brian in UK: Sem, always found it odd that Panama & Suez were called canals. Carmichael, excuse me!
	🚂 5:12pm Carmichael: And David, I didn't notice you played the Pogues quite early in the show. My favorite album!
	5:12pm Bela: Jó estét David!
	5:13pm TDK60: Didn't know they have that in the Netherlands too, Bas.
	🚂 5:14pm Carmichael: The radio knob, UK Brian ...:)
	🚂 5:17pm chresti: That sounds like a lunacy, Bas.
	5:17pm David Dichelle: Carmichael: One I listened to nearly daily back in the day myself.
	🚂 5:18pm Bas NL: Chamber of Commerce papers. I guess they're vague all over the world?
	5:18pm David Dichelle: Bas: Complicated language often veils noncommitalism.
	5:20pm doctorjazz: Time to go, thanks, David!
	🚂 5:21pm Carmichael: @I laughed heartily when I learned the album title was Winston Churchill's definition of the Royal Navy!
	🚂 5:21pm Bas NL: I once visited their office. After half an hour i was back outside asking myself.. where's my half an hour gone?
	🚂 5:21pm Michael the 98145: the fog of obfuscation
	🚂 5:22pm chresti: I had one yesterday, with the Personnel Dept. of my employer @Bas
	🚂 5:25pm Carmichael: The Department of Redundancy Department.
	🚂 5:25pm Bas NL: He, he chresti... say no more..
	🚂 5:27pm Bas NL: Ours is called Human Resources. I always check for missing body parts on leaving their office.
	5:27pm Sem: My stop. The Riley stuff: the right stuff, to my ears. Thx, David. See you and all aboard next Tuesday.
	5:28pm David Dichelle: Thanks Doctorjazz and Sem - have good evenings!
	🚂 5:28pm Brian in UK: Human resources sounds so George Orwell.
	🚂 5:29pm chresti: Hi and bye Sem and doc.
	🚂 5:30pm chresti: Haha Bas and Brian in UK.
	5:30pm Dean: Where I work HR just "rebranded" to...sitting down?...People & Culture.
	5:31pm David Dichelle: Dean, now that is plain post-Orwellian.
	🚂 5:32pm Bas NL: All noncommital offices at our university now have English titles. The cleaning lady no longer cleans and now works for the Facility Service Center.
	5:33pm Dean: Yes, it is. In their defense, the director seems to be an outgoing, considerate, smart person who issues sensible guidance about genuine cultural issues, not just platitudes.
	🚂 5:34pm Bas NL: @Dean Just fell down laughing.. you did warn.
	5:35pm David Dichelle: Bas, yes, random insertions of English help people to be noncomittal here as well.
	🚂 5:35pm Brian in UK: Human Resources means never having to say you are sorry or made a mistake.
	🚂 5:39pm Carmichael: The guy who picks up my garbage every week (in an automated truck; he just sits there) is a Sanitary Technician.
	🚂 5:40pm Bas NL: Just watched an old Tedx talk by Rory Sutherland. With 'issues'. How they'd used to be called 'problems' and got tackled. Now it's 'issues' and we only talk about solving them. noncommital like.
	🚂 5:43pm Carmichael: I remember hearing something about Hollywood, where someone has a concept that gets developed into a theme, which then gets a treatment, and finally is "an idea".
	🚂 5:43pm WR: From Wikipedia: "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" is a song with music by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II from the 1928 operetta The New Moon. I don't recall early Coltrane version where one can clearly discern the original composition as can be done with what Coltrane did with My Favorite Things. Back to work for me, will have to ponder that at another time. Laters all, thank you for the excellent program today David.
	🚂 5:44pm Michael the 98145: I know several people who will appreciate that "People & Culture" moniker ...
	5:44pm David Dichelle: Thanks, WR, take good care!
	5:46pm David Dichelle: Carmichael: And then it becomes Python's "splunge".
	🚂 5:47pm Carmichael: Ha ha, I remember that skit! "Pencil droppers, eh??"
	5:47pm David Dichelle: No, I mean yes.
	🚂 5:48pm chresti: Haha.
	🚂 5:49pm Michael the 98145: Speaking of "ideas" i pity anyone else who has had to suffer the ITIL "framework"
	🚂 5:49pm Michael the 98145: oh, love this tune
	5:49pm Dean: That was Terence Blanchard w/ Harrison, right? And here, too?
	5:51pm David Dichelle: Actually Christian Scott and Brian Lynch here on trumpet, respectively.
	🚂 5:52pm Bas NL: Great track! Reminds me of something.. Miles Davis.. Brubeck.. ?
	5:52pm Dean: Ah, thanks.
	5:53pm Dean: It's a Miles tune...from Kind of Blue? (I'm less familiar with that record than with the contemporaneous album I prefer, Cannonball's Somethin' Else.)
	5:55pm David Dichelle: Yes, Kind of New (Harrison's album) covers the pieces on Kind of Blue.
	5:56pm TDK60: Well, "danke" once again David.
	🚂 5:56pm Bas NL: Ahh, good call Dean. I used to play Kind of Blue a lot.
	5:57pm Stanley: Good listening. Thanks David. Take care. Good night all.
	🚂 5:58pm Michael the 98145: Thanks again, David D
	🚂 5:59pm Bas NL: O no! Bureaucracy finished this great show far too early! Thanks for the beautiful sounds David!
	🚂 5:59pm Yvang: Thanks for the show & thanks for the train David!
	🚂 6:00pm Michael the 98145: you are in OUR future
	6:01pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone - take good care out there!
	🚂 6:10pm chresti: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 23, 2020

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June 23, 2020: Weir withal

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Julie Murphy	Train (Going West) "Train (Going West)" by "Julie Murphy"	Lilac Tree	2002		0:00:14 (Pop-up)
The Pogues	I'm a Man You Don't Meet Every Day	Rum, Sodomy & the Lash	1985		0:03:57 (Pop-up)
Emma Härdelin, Katarina Hallberg, Johanna Bölja Hertzberg & Kersti Ståbi	Tar du e Dellboska	Kärleksbrev och ryska Satelliter	2005		0:06:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:08:33 (Pop-up)
Roud 60: Died for Love / A Brisk Young Sailor / I Wish My Baby Was Born
Martin & Eliza Carthy	Died for Love	The Moral of the Elephant	2014		0:13:47 (Pop-up)
Isla Cameron & Tony Britton	Died for Love	Songs of Love, Lust and Loose Living	1962		0:18:19 (Pop-up)
Tim Eriksen, Riley Baugus & Tim O'Brien	I Wish My Baby Was Born	Cold Mountain (soundtrack)	2003		0:20:07 (Pop-up)
Eva Cassidy	A Bold Young Farmer "A Bold Young Farmer" by "Eva Cassidy"	Somewhere	2008		0:23:13 (Pop-up)
Grace Notes	A Brisk Young Sailor "A Brisk Young Sailor" by "Grace Notes"	20	2012		0:26:56 (Pop-up)
Diane Taraz	A Brisk Young Sailor "A Brisk Young Sailor" by "Diane Taraz"	A Silver Dagger: Exploring Women's History Through Folk Songs	2008		0:30:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Keith Jones	A Brisk Young Sailor	Sharp's England	2017		0:32:38 (Pop-up)
Alpha Blondy	Djinamory "Djinamory" by "Alpha Blondy"	Apartheid Is Nazism	1985		0:41:08 (Pop-up)
Tiken Jah Fakoly	Le Pays Va Mal "Le Pays Va Mal" by "Tiken Jah Fakoly"	Françafrique	2002		0:45:42 (Pop-up)
Eba Aka Jérôme et le Sanwi Star	Massoua mo	Sound d'Afrique	1981		0:49:51 (Pop-up)
Yelemba d'Abidjan	Djassa Djassa "Djassa Djassa" by "Yelemba d'Abidjan"	Djassa Djassa	2015		0:57:19 (Pop-up)
Allah Thérèse & N'Goran-la-loi	Ma Houa Ba	He foun' vô sran	2012		1:01:57 (Pop-up)
Digbo Daloh & Les Bondres	Yobo Zohourouhoa				1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Pierre Antoine	Kalabuley Woman "Kalabuley Woman" by "Pierre Antoine"		1977		1:15:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eumir Deodato	Summertime "Summertime" by "Eumir Deodato"	The Crossing	2010		1:26:54 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley (June 24, 1935) "Terry Riley (June 24, 1935)"
Kronos Quartet	Terry Riley: G Song	Sunrise of the Planetary Dream Collector – Music of Terry Riley	2015	(Composed in 1980)	1:37:40 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley, Krishna Bhatt & Zakir Hussain	Sri Moonshine Transcontinental Blues	No Man's Land, Conversation with the Sirocco	1996		1:47:14 (Pop-up)
David Tanenbaum & Gyan Riley	Terry Riley: Zamorra	The Book of Abbeyozzud	1999		2:02:48 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley & Paul Dresher Ensemble	The Maze	Banana Humberto 2000	2008	Third of four movements	2:12:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		2:19:50 (Pop-up)
Donald Harrison Jr. (June 23, 1960) "Donald Harrison Jr. (June 23, 1960)"
Donald Harrison	I'm Barred "I'm Barred" by "Donald Harrison"	Real Life Stories	2001		2:26:17 (Pop-up)
Donald Harrison	Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise	Free to Be	1999		2:31:56 (Pop-up)
Donald Harrison	So What "So What" by "Donald Harrison"	Kind of New	2002		2:48:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A' Train				2:57:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:55pm βrian: Well, this is weir'd.
	2:56pm David Dichelle: Another weir'd one today, for sure!
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: We're the weir'ds, aren't we?
	🚂 3:00pm Listening Out There: Weir'ds R Us...
	🚂 3:01pm Bas NL: I like the milky green water. Hi David & Co-roller-coasters!
	🚂 3:01pm Yvang: Keep it weird, David!
	3:01pm TDK60: Hello from New York City.
	🚂 3:01pm Yvang: Hi David and stream commuters!
	3:02pm David Dichelle: Greetings ßrian, Jan, LOT, Bas, Yvang, TDK!
	3:02pm Jim the Poet: Don't cross the streams!
	3:02pm David Dichelle: Hey Jim!
	3:02pm Jim the Poet: Hey David, looking forward to the show
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: hello, all
	3:05pm doctorjazz: Greetings David and commuters from Staten Island!
	🚂 3:05pm Michael 98145: flow on
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Hey there Michael and Dr. J.!
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Jim!
	3:06pm TDK60: David, looks like there's a little hill at least, in Leipzig.
	🚂 3:08pm dutchtheo: Hallo David, Rock my hammock! I saw a fish ladder like that in northern east Germany
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: Nice, "Love Letter and Russian Satellites"
	3:10pm Yes: greetings from extremely humid and exploding covid south floridaah
	🚂 3:10pm Michael 98145: @Yes, careful down there !!
	3:15pm Yes: thanks michael
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Hello Dutchtheo and Yes!
	3:15pm Sem: Good evening, David, and time zone appropriate greetings, all aboard. Oh, lazy me, to miss the Pogues!
	3:16pm David Dichelle: Good late afternoon to you, Sem - don't worry the Pogues always have a place on the show.
	3:17pm David Dichelle: And yes, Yes, stay safe and cool down there.
	3:20pm TDK60: Happy Midsummer to those in the places where they celebrate. Also, today is usually when there's the annual Voodoo ceremony at Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans. Don't know if these are happening.
	3:27pm Really Lisa: Hi David, all.
	3:27pm Sem: Geez, TDK, now I'm jonesing for etouffée & a side of zombie cucumber salad.
	3:28pm David Dichelle: Hey there Lisa - and happy solstice to you as well, TDK!
	🚂 3:29pm WR: Fish ladder says @dutchtheo. And the rest opened with comments about weirs. Hmmm.
	3:30pm David Dichelle: It's for weir'd fish, WR!
	🚂 3:39pm Michael 98145: We have nearly 16 hrs of daylight up in this corner. And, boy do i hate winter.
	3:41pm TDK60: Oh yeh, that A.B. Apartheid album was a refreshing spin on reggae back then. Ivory Coast.
	🚂 3:43pm Bas NL: Alpha Blondy.. nice!
	3:44pm David Dichelle: Oh, I'm not complaining about the extra daylight. I'd enjoy spending a week up in Midsummerland sometime.
	3:44pm David Dichelle: Love that whistle bit.
	3:47pm Mark Hurst: Hi David!
	3:47pm TDK60: Yes, was reading about it David, big in the Scandinavian countries. Also in Brittany where it's connected to an old Christian festival of John Baptist.
	3:48pm David Dichelle: Hey, Mark!
	3:49pm Stanley: Hello David and everyone. Listening and resting after a busy day.
	3:50pm David Dichelle: Hello Stanley up where it is surely light out for another hour or two.
	3:53pm Stanley: Yes, sunset is around 10pm but it doesn't get fully dark for another hour. Starts getting light about 3.30am, when the birds are up singing
	3:56pm Yes: very nice stuff here
	3:57pm Sem: Summer nights in the high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere sound lovely, Stanley.
	4:00pm David Dichelle: Glad you like it, Yes!
	4:01pm TDK60: I wish I was in northern Norway right now. And that's not just due to hot weather here. Heh.
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: @TDK60 Northern Norway has been having a heat wave like Siberia.
	4:07pm David Dichelle: Henry, that's right, alarming stuff.
	4:07pm Webhamster Henry: I was in Sweden for Midsommar in 1976. Yeah, exciting. Plus they had a new queen, Sylvia, at the time, her picture was everywhere.
	4:09pm TDK60: Didn't know, WebH. Hmm.
	4:09pm Webhamster Henry: Look what I missed though, just a week or two late: (thanks Wikipedia): The wedding was preceded, the evening before, by a Royal Variety Performance, where the Swedish musical group ABBA performed "Dancing Queen" for the very first time, as a tribute to Sweden's future queen.
	🚂 4:10pm Michael 98145: ... and i certainly did NOT know that
	4:10pm Webhamster Henry: But I was in Malmö anyway, not Stockholm.
	🚂 4:11pm Carmichael: Heya David and long-day listeners. Here it's hot AND light. Kinda like that Lou Reed song.
	4:12pm David Dichelle: Hey Carmichael! That is a very different intensity of light over where you are.
	🚂 4:14pm chris: tres bien indeed! loving this whole set, David. hi to all.
	4:14pm David Dichelle: Merci, Chris!
	4:15pm Mark Hurst: @Webham when you say "Midsommar" I can only think of that movie from last year (which I didn't see but heard enough about)
	🚂 4:25pm Michael 98145: Great sets as always. Thanks.
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Mark: A quick search for the film describes it as "folk horror".
	4:25pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Michael!
	🚂 4:26pm chresti: Hi David, Continentals, home from work..
	4:26pm David Dichelle: Hey, Chresti!
	4:37pm TDK60: Hi Chresti, hope the tennis courts didn't fry you today.
	4:39pm TDK60: Called "G" for that wonderful musical note?
	🚂 4:42pm Brian in UK: Hello David and stream sailors. Are there many canals in your neck of the woods?
	🚂 4:44pm chresti: Hi TDK60, thanks, luckily the sun didn't come out until after 10 this morning, more of a June gloom effect, mid 70s to lower 80s.
	4:47pm TDK60: David, I got to see Riley perform with a raga group about 12 years ago. He was lead raga singer. Also tabla, tambura, etc. In a small church converted into a yoga place in Portland, Or. Maybe 50 people. He certainly was a presence.
	4:49pm David Dichelle: Good evening Brian, yes we have all sorts of waterways here. The one in the picture is sort of an odd bit leading down into one of the new artificial lakes near Leipzig. I'll have to explore it more sometime.
	4:49pm Sem: Hello, Brian. There's a sweet canal on the Island of Cape Breton, at St. Peter's. www.visitstpeters.com
	4:50pm David Dichelle: TDK: Sounds like this piece may have been part of the program.
	4:53pm TDK60: David, it was an all-acoustic Indian-style combo of maybe 6 or 7. A morning concert so maybe a morning or noon raga or ragas. Forget.
	4:54pm David Dichelle: Wait, only 50 people - that must have been amazing.
	4:56pm doctorjazz: This is very cool!
	🚂 4:58pm βrian: Faster, faster!
	4:59pm Mark R: Wow this is wild!
	🚂 5:00pm Bas NL: Wow. That was a lot of hooha here keeping me from enjoying the program. Back to the sanity of Riley.
	5:01pm Dean: Betty Freeman took the photo of Riley on this CD booklet. She is the Freeman of Cage's eponymous Etudes. I met her at a concert in Los Angeles back in the '80s. She thought she recognized me from a party. I assured her I hadn't been to the party.
	5:01pm David Dichelle: Hey, Dean - maybe it was the sort of party you can't remember if you were there.
	5:02pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, Bas!
	5:02pm Dean: More like it's the sort of party to which I would not have been invited.
	🚂 5:04pm βrian: Not even as arm-candy?
	🚂 5:05pm Brian in UK: Sem is that fairly new? Bas, love hooha!
	5:05pm Dean: No, βrian. That opportunity has only arisen since last year, when I turned 60.
	🚂 5:07pm Bas NL: Have some of mine @Brian!
	🚂 5:08pm chresti: Bas, what's all the hooha? Is it like a hullabaloo?
	5:08pm Sem: BiUK: let's say it's the most recent refurbishment, it's been there in one form or another forever. As a youngster travelling to the Newfoundland Ferry terminal in North Sydney, crossing the Canal was a big thing.
	🚂 5:09pm Brian in UK: Thanks Bas. chresti, kind of.
	5:10pm doctorjazz: Quite a set!
	🚂 5:10pm Bas NL: I guess yes, chresti. It involved incomprehensible forms and unhelpful phone calls..
	5:10pm David Dichelle: He is quite a composer!
	🚂 5:10pm βrian: Sounds suspiciously like hoo-hoo...
	5:10pm Bela: Greetings from Budapest Hungary where the Midsommar was filmed
	🚂 5:10pm Carmichael: OK, off the Skype meeting. Time to crank the big knob!
	5:11pm David Dichelle: Szia, Bela!
	🚂 5:11pm Brian in UK: Sem, always found it odd that Panama & Suez were called canals. Carmichael, excuse me!
	🚂 5:12pm Carmichael: And David, I didn't notice you played the Pogues quite early in the show. My favorite album!
	5:12pm Bela: Jó estét David!
	5:13pm TDK60: Didn't know they have that in the Netherlands too, Bas.
	🚂 5:14pm Carmichael: The radio knob, UK Brian ...:)
	🚂 5:17pm chresti: That sounds like a lunacy, Bas.
	5:17pm David Dichelle: Carmichael: One I listened to nearly daily back in the day myself.
	🚂 5:18pm Bas NL: Chamber of Commerce papers. I guess they're vague all over the world?
	5:18pm David Dichelle: Bas: Complicated language often veils noncommitalism.
	5:20pm doctorjazz: Time to go, thanks, David!
	🚂 5:21pm Carmichael: @I laughed heartily when I learned the album title was Winston Churchill's definition of the Royal Navy!
	🚂 5:21pm Bas NL: I once visited their office. After half an hour i was back outside asking myself.. where's my half an hour gone?
	🚂 5:21pm Michael the 98145: the fog of obfuscation
	🚂 5:22pm chresti: I had one yesterday, with the Personnel Dept. of my employer @Bas
	🚂 5:25pm Carmichael: The Department of Redundancy Department.
	🚂 5:25pm Bas NL: He, he chresti... say no more..
	🚂 5:27pm Bas NL: Ours is called Human Resources. I always check for missing body parts on leaving their office.
	5:27pm Sem: My stop. The Riley stuff: the right stuff, to my ears. Thx, David. See you and all aboard next Tuesday.
	5:28pm David Dichelle: Thanks Doctorjazz and Sem - have good evenings!
	🚂 5:28pm Brian in UK: Human resources sounds so George Orwell.
	🚂 5:29pm chresti: Hi and bye Sem and doc.
	🚂 5:30pm chresti: Haha Bas and Brian in UK.
	5:30pm Dean: Where I work HR just "rebranded" to...sitting down?...People & Culture.
	5:31pm David Dichelle: Dean, now that is plain post-Orwellian.
	🚂 5:32pm Bas NL: All noncommital offices at our university now have English titles. The cleaning lady no longer cleans and now works for the Facility Service Center.
	5:33pm Dean: Yes, it is. In their defense, the director seems to be an outgoing, considerate, smart person who issues sensible guidance about genuine cultural issues, not just platitudes.
	🚂 5:34pm Bas NL: @Dean Just fell down laughing.. you did warn.
	5:35pm David Dichelle: Bas, yes, random insertions of English help people to be noncomittal here as well.
	🚂 5:35pm Brian in UK: Human Resources means never having to say you are sorry or made a mistake.
	🚂 5:39pm Carmichael: The guy who picks up my garbage every week (in an automated truck; he just sits there) is a Sanitary Technician.
	🚂 5:40pm Bas NL: Just watched an old Tedx talk by Rory Sutherland. With 'issues'. How they'd used to be called 'problems' and got tackled. Now it's 'issues' and we only talk about solving them. noncommital like.
	🚂 5:43pm Carmichael: I remember hearing something about Hollywood, where someone has a concept that gets developed into a theme, which then gets a treatment, and finally is "an idea".
	🚂 5:43pm WR: From Wikipedia: "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" is a song with music by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II from the 1928 operetta The New Moon. I don't recall early Coltrane version where one can clearly discern the original composition as can be done with what Coltrane did with My Favorite Things. Back to work for me, will have to ponder that at another time. Laters all, thank you for the excellent program today David.
	🚂 5:44pm Michael the 98145: I know several people who will appreciate that "People & Culture" moniker ...
	5:44pm David Dichelle: Thanks, WR, take good care!
	5:46pm David Dichelle: Carmichael: And then it becomes Python's "splunge".
	🚂 5:47pm Carmichael: Ha ha, I remember that skit! "Pencil droppers, eh??"
	5:47pm David Dichelle: No, I mean yes.
	🚂 5:48pm chresti: Haha.
	🚂 5:49pm Michael the 98145: Speaking of "ideas" i pity anyone else who has had to suffer the ITIL "framework"
	🚂 5:49pm Michael the 98145: oh, love this tune
	5:49pm Dean: That was Terence Blanchard w/ Harrison, right? And here, too?
	5:51pm David Dichelle: Actually Christian Scott and Brian Lynch here on trumpet, respectively.
	🚂 5:52pm Bas NL: Great track! Reminds me of something.. Miles Davis.. Brubeck.. ?
	5:52pm Dean: Ah, thanks.
	5:53pm Dean: It's a Miles tune...from Kind of Blue? (I'm less familiar with that record than with the contemporaneous album I prefer, Cannonball's Somethin' Else.)
	5:55pm David Dichelle: Yes, Kind of New (Harrison's album) covers the pieces on Kind of Blue.
	5:56pm TDK60: Well, "danke" once again David.
	🚂 5:56pm Bas NL: Ahh, good call Dean. I used to play Kind of Blue a lot.
	5:57pm Stanley: Good listening. Thanks David. Take care. Good night all.
	🚂 5:58pm Michael the 98145: Thanks again, David D
	🚂 5:59pm Bas NL: O no! Bureaucracy finished this great show far too early! Thanks for the beautiful sounds David!
	🚂 5:59pm Yvang: Thanks for the show & thanks for the train David!
	🚂 6:00pm Michael the 98145: you are in OUR future
	6:01pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone - take good care out there!
	🚂 6:10pm chresti: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 23, 2020

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