WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: That is one very clean transit point, that is.
	4:02pm Cheyenne: Woo! Chugging along!
	4:02pm David D: Great to hear, James, Cheyenne, welcome all!
	4:10pm doctorjazz: Hey, time to travel!
	4:13pm David D: Greetings, doctorjazz! How are things over yonder?
	4:13pm listener james from westwood: Killer set so far!
	4:15pm Stanley: Listening and digging
	4:16pm doctorjazz: Things are good! Got a new puppy, bit of work, but she's very cute.
	4:16pm David D: Good evening Stanley! Glad you are both enjoying the set!
	4:17pm David D: New puppy! Nothing like it...
	4:18pm Sem Chumbo: What a treat this one is. Hello, David, and all.
	4:20pm Dean: Where's Tim Abdellah when we need him?
	4:25pm listener james from westwood: Oooh, I knew that was Dengue! Lovely!
	4:26pm David D: Hello Sem and Dean!
	4:33pm doctorjazz: Sem and Dean, reminds me of Supernatural.
	4:35pm doctorjazz: Love this Skolvan.
	4:52pm Dean: @doctorjazz: I'm six disks into the Brain box. The sixth disk includes some of the odd duck bands, the non-Krautrock ones, e.g., Gryphon and Tasavallan Presidentti, both of whom I happen to love. Sound remains impressive. Hope to hear the first of the two live disks tonight.
	4:55pm doctorjazz: You're way ahead of me, Dean, have listened to the 1st 2 (and some of that going to bed, which usually means falling asleep after a song or 3, with in ear headphones and my Pono). Too much music, too little time (not to mention work, family, puppy, etc etc...) KLEZMER TIME! always makes me smile.
	4:56pm doctorjazz: Dave Tarras, the Charlie Parker of Klezmer! (just realized, David, you may not have the Supernatural TV series available there. Though these days, most everything should be available with some connection or other).
	5:05pm geezerette: Incredible stuff. :D
	5:05pm David D: Thanks for the recommendation, doctorjazz, I haven't seen it, but can probably dig it up somewhere...
	5:06pm David D: Good evening, geezerette!
	5:06pm geezerette: How-dee David!
	5:08pm geezerette: hahaha, Mishpokhe!
	5:12pm doctorjazz: Not sure I'd recommend it, my teenage daughter was obsessed with it (and had a crush on Dean, I'm sure)...it's going into its 14th season (even my daughter says it was downhill after season 5). I've seen all the first 5 seasons keeping her company basically, it's fun in a gory, spooky music/ghost sort of way.
	5:12pm David D: Almost forgot the link to the Breton poem translation: www.breizh.net...
	5:13pm David D: Okay, doctorjazz, I'll recommend it to my own teenage daughter instead!
	5:14pm David D: Sounds like something she would in fact like.
	5:47pm Stanley: Taarab sounds like it borrows styles from all over the place. Distinctly Sudanese swirling going on and was that an accordian in there somewhere?
	5:48pm hilmar: leipzig sieht sehr symmetrisch aus auf den fotografien...und besonders der leuschnerplatz hat natürlich auch gewisse symmetrien...aber zumindest die musik ist ja schön schräg! my favourite so far: geula gill... but as a punk fan i must ask for some richard hell or something...
	5:50pm David D: Stanley: Yes, I love that Zanzibar sound fed by all the cultures sweeping down the African coast.
	5:52pm David D: Hilmar: Don't worry, less symmetrical views of Leipzig will surely follow in coming weeks! But everyone wanted to see our "subway" so I threw in our "skyscraper" for good measure.
	5:52pm Stanley: Woo hoo! Now soukous Franco stylee
	5:53pm Parq: Been preoccupied but listening. Another fine show.
	5:54pm hilmar: would have been more sensational showing you doing some subway surfing... nice ballon d'or..
	5:58pm Stanley: Benga benga indeed
	5:59pm David D: Thanks Parq! Hilmar, you daredevil!
	6:00pm Sem Chumbo: Thanks for the ride, Conductor David. See you again!
	6:00pm Stanley: See ya Sem chum
	6:00pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Sem!
	6:01pm Sem Chumbo: G'night, Stanley.
	6:03pm Stanley: This set is keeping me from my bed but it's right sweet
	6:04pm Stanley: Pepe Kalle doing it for you
	6:05pm David D: Yes, indeed!
	6:09pm Stanley: Lovely as this is, I really must hit the hay. Buenos noches David y amigos
	6:10pm David D: Gracias, Stanley - have a good night
	6:11pm geezerette: Dreams of sardines, Stanley.
	6:15pm David D: A lullaby of sorts for you...
	6:15pm geezerette: David, been especially enjoying all the energy, passion and joy in the playlist this evening. Makes me optimistic about our crazy, complicated species.
	6:16pm David D: Thanks so much, geezerette - those words really mean a lot.
	6:32pm Dean: FYI, re the Dvořák recital, James A. Altena wrote in his review in Fanfare, "As other critics before me have lamented in these pages, the songs of Antonin Dvořák remain unjustly neglected, partly due to the unfamiliarity of the Czech language and partly due to a longstanding prejudice that alleges his writing for piano to be clumsy and unidiomatic. That is a terrible shame, for perhaps only Schubert surpasses Dvořák as a natural melodist, and whenever they are given the opportunity to be heard the Czech master’s songs immediately win one’s heart with their radiant, innocent beauty and immediate infectiousness."
	6:35pm David D: Thanks, Dean - as a great fan both of Dvořák and his language, I wholeheartedly agree.
	6:49pm Dean: Apropos of the classic banjo track, this image w/ caption, "And now a request from the audience." http://bit.ly/2sZt7r2
	6:51pm David D: Don't worry, this gold rush is now definitely over!
	6:52pm Parq: Hah -- a song about gold rushes. I was just reading up on a terrific docum I just saw, "Dawson City Frozen Time" about the intersection of movies, the Klondike gold rush and the advancement of the 20th century. Must see stuff for history and/or silent movie buffs.
	7:00pm David D: Thanks, Parq - glad I could follow up thematically! And thanks everyone for listening and commenting...
	5:14pm Stanley: Yup, that's me caught up. Thanks David for a great show.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 13, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Asha Bhosle	Sona Rupa Layo Re "Sona Rupa Layo Re" by "Asha Bhosle"	Joshila (Soundtrack)	1973	0:01:40 (Pop-up)
Selda Bağcan	Altın Kafes "Altın Kafes" by "Selda Bağcan"		1974	0:07:20 (Pop-up)
Samira Tawfik	Ashkar Ushaáro Dahab	Bedouin Romance	1972	0:09:26 (Pop-up)
Fairuz	Ghali El Dahab "Ghali El Dahab" by "Fairuz"		196X	0:14:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:17:51 (Pop-up)
Dengue Fever	Golden Flute "Golden Flute" by "Dengue Fever"	The Deepest Lake	2015	0:23:36 (Pop-up)
Gwalarn	An alc'houez aour "An alc'houez aour" by "Gwalarn"	A hed an amzer	1990	0:28:06 (Pop-up)
Skolvan	An tolgenn aour "An tolgenn aour" by "Skolvan"	Live in Italia	2013	0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	0:36:09 (Pop-up)
The Klezmatics with Chava Alberstein	Di Goldene Pave	Di Krenitse (The Well)	1998	0:41:12 (Pop-up)
The Bashevis Singers	Di Goldene Pave	The Bashevis Singers	2016	0:44:56 (Pop-up)
Lenka Lichtenberg & Brian Katz	Di Goldene Pave (The Golden Peacock)	Pashtes	2006	0:49:34 (Pop-up)
Abe Ellstein Orchestra with Dave Tarras	Die Goldene Khasene			0:52:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lyle "Spud" Murphy and His Orchestra	Transcontinental		Transcontinental	0:55:29 (Pop-up)
Yxalag	Di Goldene Khasene "Di Goldene Khasene" by "Yxalag"	Klezmer Tales – Filfarbike Mishpokhe	2016	1:02:38 (Pop-up)
Esma Redžepova	Moite zlatni 50 (My Golden 50)	Gypsy Carpet	2007	1:10:03 (Pop-up)
Margit Bangó	Aranyeső "Aranyeső" by "Margit Bangó"	Halk zene szól az éjszakában	2014	1:13:43 (Pop-up)
Fanfare Ciocărlia	Golden Days "Golden Days" by "Fanfare Ciocărlia"	Gili Garabdi: Ancient Secrets Of Gypsy Brass	2005	1:17:29 (Pop-up)
Geula Gill	Leil Zahav "Leil Zahav" by "Geula Gill"	Israel Dances	1957	1:21:23 (Pop-up)
Grup Abdal	Altın Yüzüğüm Kırıldı	Ozanca	2013	1:25:39 (Pop-up)
Hüseyin and Günay Türkmenler	Altin Yüzük Hoş Bilezik	Folk Music From Turkey	1998	1:29:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	1:33:27 (Pop-up)
Ikhwani Safaa Musical Club	Vingaravyo vyote si dhahabu	Zanzibara 1: Ikhwani Safaa Music Club: A Hundred Years Of Taarab In Zanzibar		1:43:15 (Pop-up)
Josky Kiambukuta & Ntesa Dalienst	Ballon d'or		1985	1:49:29 (Pop-up)
Empire Bakuba	Livre d'Or "Livre d'Or" by "Empire Bakuba"		1987	1:57:39 (Pop-up)
Sitākua	Oro y Plata "Oro y Plata" by "Sitākua"	Oro y Plata	2017	2:06:28 (Pop-up)
Ganes	Guant d'or "Guant d'or" by "Ganes"	Caprize	2014	2:09:47 (Pop-up)
Trio Rouge	La Luze de Oro "La Luze de Oro" by "Trio Rouge"	TFF Rudolstadt 2013	2013	2:12:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015	2:16:46 (Pop-up)
Pécs Bartók Béla Girl's Choir	Zoltán Kodály: Bicinia Hungarica, Book 3: No. 107. Arany ezüstért. (For Gold, or Silver)	Kodály Complete Edition, Choral Works: Bicinia Hungarica & Tricinia	2012	2:26:32 (Pop-up)
Genia Kühmeier, Christoph Berner	Dvořák: Gipsy Songs, Op. 55 - 7. Give a Hawk a Pure Gold Cage	Dvořák: Zigeunerlieder, Songs & Duets	2012	2:28:42 (Pop-up)
Sofia Jannok	Golle Maze (Golden Maze)	Áššogáttis (By the Embers)	2009	2:30:28 (Pop-up)
Mop Mop	The Golden Bamboo "The Golden Bamboo" by "Mop Mop"	Isle Of Magic	2013	2:33:18 (Pop-up)
The Tiger	Gold in Africa "Gold in Africa" by "The Tiger"		1935	2:36:34 (Pop-up)
New Orleans Rhythm Kings	Golden Leaf Strut		1925	2:39:28 (Pop-up)
A.L. Camp	Golden Bell Polka "Golden Bell Polka" by "A.L. Camp"	Classic Banjo from Smithsonian Folkways	1961/2013	2:42:23 (Pop-up)
Ferdy Kauffman und sein Orchester	Die goldene Spieluhr		1930	2:44:55 (Pop-up)
Shirley Thompson	Goldene Insel "Goldene Insel" by "Shirley Thompson"		1969	2:47:09 (Pop-up)
Warrior River Boys	The Goldrush is Over	Sounds Like Home	1993	2:50:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:52:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: That is one very clean transit point, that is.
	4:02pm Cheyenne: Woo! Chugging along!
	4:02pm David D: Great to hear, James, Cheyenne, welcome all!
	4:10pm doctorjazz: Hey, time to travel!
	4:13pm David D: Greetings, doctorjazz! How are things over yonder?
	4:13pm listener james from westwood: Killer set so far!
	4:15pm Stanley: Listening and digging
	4:16pm doctorjazz: Things are good! Got a new puppy, bit of work, but she's very cute.
	4:16pm David D: Good evening Stanley! Glad you are both enjoying the set!
	4:17pm David D: New puppy! Nothing like it...
	4:18pm Sem Chumbo: What a treat this one is. Hello, David, and all.
	4:20pm Dean: Where's Tim Abdellah when we need him?
	4:25pm listener james from westwood: Oooh, I knew that was Dengue! Lovely!
	4:26pm David D: Hello Sem and Dean!
	4:33pm doctorjazz: Sem and Dean, reminds me of Supernatural.
	4:35pm doctorjazz: Love this Skolvan.
	4:52pm Dean: @doctorjazz: I'm six disks into the Brain box. The sixth disk includes some of the odd duck bands, the non-Krautrock ones, e.g., Gryphon and Tasavallan Presidentti, both of whom I happen to love. Sound remains impressive. Hope to hear the first of the two live disks tonight.
	4:55pm doctorjazz: You're way ahead of me, Dean, have listened to the 1st 2 (and some of that going to bed, which usually means falling asleep after a song or 3, with in ear headphones and my Pono). Too much music, too little time (not to mention work, family, puppy, etc etc...) KLEZMER TIME! always makes me smile.
	4:56pm doctorjazz: Dave Tarras, the Charlie Parker of Klezmer! (just realized, David, you may not have the Supernatural TV series available there. Though these days, most everything should be available with some connection or other).
	5:05pm geezerette: Incredible stuff. :D
	5:05pm David D: Thanks for the recommendation, doctorjazz, I haven't seen it, but can probably dig it up somewhere...
	5:06pm David D: Good evening, geezerette!
	5:06pm geezerette: How-dee David!
	5:08pm geezerette: hahaha, Mishpokhe!
	5:12pm doctorjazz: Not sure I'd recommend it, my teenage daughter was obsessed with it (and had a crush on Dean, I'm sure)...it's going into its 14th season (even my daughter says it was downhill after season 5). I've seen all the first 5 seasons keeping her company basically, it's fun in a gory, spooky music/ghost sort of way.
	5:12pm David D: Almost forgot the link to the Breton poem translation: www.breizh.net...
	5:13pm David D: Okay, doctorjazz, I'll recommend it to my own teenage daughter instead!
	5:14pm David D: Sounds like something she would in fact like.
	5:47pm Stanley: Taarab sounds like it borrows styles from all over the place. Distinctly Sudanese swirling going on and was that an accordian in there somewhere?
	5:48pm hilmar: leipzig sieht sehr symmetrisch aus auf den fotografien...und besonders der leuschnerplatz hat natürlich auch gewisse symmetrien...aber zumindest die musik ist ja schön schräg! my favourite so far: geula gill... but as a punk fan i must ask for some richard hell or something...
	5:50pm David D: Stanley: Yes, I love that Zanzibar sound fed by all the cultures sweeping down the African coast.
	5:52pm David D: Hilmar: Don't worry, less symmetrical views of Leipzig will surely follow in coming weeks! But everyone wanted to see our "subway" so I threw in our "skyscraper" for good measure.
	5:52pm Stanley: Woo hoo! Now soukous Franco stylee
	5:53pm Parq: Been preoccupied but listening. Another fine show.
	5:54pm hilmar: would have been more sensational showing you doing some subway surfing... nice ballon d'or..
	5:58pm Stanley: Benga benga indeed
	5:59pm David D: Thanks Parq! Hilmar, you daredevil!
	6:00pm Sem Chumbo: Thanks for the ride, Conductor David. See you again!
	6:00pm Stanley: See ya Sem chum
	6:00pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Sem!
	6:01pm Sem Chumbo: G'night, Stanley.
	6:03pm Stanley: This set is keeping me from my bed but it's right sweet
	6:04pm Stanley: Pepe Kalle doing it for you
	6:05pm David D: Yes, indeed!
	6:09pm Stanley: Lovely as this is, I really must hit the hay. Buenos noches David y amigos
	6:10pm David D: Gracias, Stanley - have a good night
	6:11pm geezerette: Dreams of sardines, Stanley.
	6:15pm David D: A lullaby of sorts for you...
	6:15pm geezerette: David, been especially enjoying all the energy, passion and joy in the playlist this evening. Makes me optimistic about our crazy, complicated species.
	6:16pm David D: Thanks so much, geezerette - those words really mean a lot.
	6:32pm Dean: FYI, re the Dvořák recital, James A. Altena wrote in his review in Fanfare, "As other critics before me have lamented in these pages, the songs of Antonin Dvořák remain unjustly neglected, partly due to the unfamiliarity of the Czech language and partly due to a longstanding prejudice that alleges his writing for piano to be clumsy and unidiomatic. That is a terrible shame, for perhaps only Schubert surpasses Dvořák as a natural melodist, and whenever they are given the opportunity to be heard the Czech master’s songs immediately win one’s heart with their radiant, innocent beauty and immediate infectiousness."
	6:35pm David D: Thanks, Dean - as a great fan both of Dvořák and his language, I wholeheartedly agree.
	6:49pm Dean: Apropos of the classic banjo track, this image w/ caption, "And now a request from the audience." http://bit.ly/2sZt7r2
	6:51pm David D: Don't worry, this gold rush is now definitely over!
	6:52pm Parq: Hah -- a song about gold rushes. I was just reading up on a terrific docum I just saw, "Dawson City Frozen Time" about the intersection of movies, the Klondike gold rush and the advancement of the 20th century. Must see stuff for history and/or silent movie buffs.
	7:00pm David D: Thanks, Parq - glad I could follow up thematically! And thanks everyone for listening and commenting...
	5:14pm Stanley: Yup, that's me caught up. Thanks David for a great show.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 13, 2017

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