WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 1, 2017

Listener comments!
	4:00pm Stanley: Mind the Doors!
	4:03pm Dean: I understand the English and can roughly correlate it to the Italian, but the logo looks like it's prohibiting hopping on one foot.
	4:03pm Uncle Michael: Exactly what I think it is!
	4:05pm Dean: Don't tell me. This Old and in the Way won the 1975 Eponymous Award.
	4:05pm David D: Greetings Stanley, Dean, Uncle Michael!
	4:07pm David D: Funny I never noticed the hopping guy before.
	4:08pm Dean: Here in the Bay Area BART provides priority seating for people with telescopic arms, people who carry pillows or inflated balloons under their shirts, and children with huge peppermint candies: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B90-ov2CEAAvK0G.jpg
	4:08pm doctorjazz: Old and In The Way, Wow! And Dead on Matt's show this morning, Jerry is making the rounds.
	4:10pm melinda: Hello riders!
	4:10pm David D: Hey Doctorjazz! Yes, you only turn 75 once, I guess.
	4:11pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:13pm doctorjazz: If you make it to 75, that is...
	🚂 4:15pm Brian in UK: Hello David. Doc Jeff Conklin had a Dead middle hour last night. Took about a week, man.
	4:16pm Sem Chumbo: Hello and good evening, David, and subway denizens.
	4:21pm northguineahills: South Tyrol was part of the Hapsburg Empire for forever. Lot's of Italians still think of them as German. It's where most of the Italian Winter Olympians hail from.
	🚂 4:23pm βrian: @Dean: could it be that it's prohibiting River Dance?
	4:24pm Dean: Solo River Dance, so it appears. But that should go without saying.
	4:25pm David D: Hello Brian, βrian, Sem, and NGH!
	4:26pm David D: Yes, Südtirol is very much culturally Austrian to this day - they think of themselves as German as well. It was a very interesting time there.
	4:31pm northguineahills: I was reading on the Italia Risorgimento, and listening to a podcast about w/ an Italian on the panel. Very interesting and enlightening. Italian regionalism makes the rest of Western Europe look like united national states, and that includes Spain w/ their Catalunya, Basque, and Galicia questions. I'll no longer be unemployed next week, so, so long to my recreational history reading schedule.
	4:33pm David D: Yes, and in this case it was sort of a late addition to Italy after World War I. It's actually amazing that the German culture has remained strong there for so long.
	4:33pm northguineahills: Watersons to Steeleye Span, nice!
	4:35pm David D: Thanks and congratulations on your reduced free time - that's a good thing, right?
	4:36pm Lewis: not exactly The Pogues...
	4:37pm northguineahills: I was just at a funeral where Ronnie Van Zant's mausoleum is located. For a while, it was broken into about once a year just so fans could confirm whether rumors that he was buried w/ a Neil Young shirt was true or not. His body is now at an undisclosed location, although his memorial is still there. (I grew up knowing the children of Skynyrd band members when I was in HS).
	4:38pm northguineahills: Yes, it is a good thing, as I get to create my own GIS dept at a hydrology and soil science firm. I almost had to take jobs I didn't want (in NYC I usually did take jobs I didn't want).
	🚂 4:42pm βrian: Those Quebers do talk funny.
	🚂 4:43pm Brian in UK: @Brian choooks are doing well, missed you on Joe's show. Just got Paolo Sorrentino's The Great Beauty out of the library,. Takes no prisoners when he tells a tale.
	4:43pm Sem Chumbo: Saw a doc about a native healer in Northern Quebec. Her French explanations came with subtitles, in Parisian French. Yeah, pretty funny.
	4:44pm David D: Dialects are a beautiful thing!
	🚂 4:44pm βrian: Hey, I saw these guys a couple of times. I think Bernie Sanders was at one of their shows, performed at City Hall in Burlington, VT.
	4:44pm David D: NGH: Congrats that sounds great!
	4:45pm Sem Chumbo: Plenty of airplay on the French CBC here.
	🚂 4:45pm βrian: Excellent. Our neighbors chooks are cranking out the eggs, lately.
	🚂 4:48pm βrian: BTW, finished my varnishing project: 3 coats of epoxy sealer, 7 coats of gloss spar, then 2 coats of a matte top-coat. Took freaking forever, but looks swell.
	4:48pm Dean: This almost sounds like Fairport Convention performing PFM.
	4:48pm northguineahills: Thanks David! I used to go to Montreal a lot, so when I was in Paris I tried to use my Quebecois (which got me by in Montreal), but I was politely told to use English.
	4:49pm Lewis: @NGH - at least the request was polite...
	4:55pm David D: Language and travel can be a funny thing.
	4:57pm Dean: Language and [noun] can be a funny thing.
	🚂 5:05pm βrian: Speaking of lingua franca, Zingermann's Deli used to have a sandwich called The French Kiss. (Made with cow tongue, naturally.)
	5:07pm David D: Yikes! I grew up with the occasional tongue sandwich and was shocked as one point to find out that it was in fact tongue.
	5:12pm northguineahills: In NYC, most yiddish terms are understood by everyone. Down in the South, I keep on getting blank stares when I don't even realizing I'm using Yiddish terminology. One of the best tacos I've ever had was a cow tongue taco from a roadside stand in Monterrey, Mexico. I wish I could replicate it. (I only cook vegetarian, but I'll eat meat on occasion).
	🚂 5:14pm βrian: @NGH: Do people really ask what church you go to, or is that an urban myth?
	5:16pm Lewis: I grew up in Miami, went to college with NYC kids and then ended up in Manhattan. I thought living with Jewish people was normal. Now I live in the midwest and realize that it isn't. I miss it.
	5:17pm northguineahills: @Brian: Not since I was an adult, but I had many of friends' parents ask what church my parents went to all the way until I graduated HS. I'm moving Gainesville (pop. 150k), which happens to be a liberal oasis surrounded by red counties (1/3 of the pop are either students or employed by the university).
	5:17pm melinda: I like the sound of Quebec French. I hear it a lot in the summer months when tourists come to my town.
	5:17pm doctorjazz: My part of the show, the Klez section! A Bi Gezunt
	5:17pm northguineahills: I miss it too, Lewis. I miss a proper bagel!
	5:18pm Lewis: aint that the truth!
	5:19pm northguineahills: Well, I have to go pick up some furniture for my move, thanks David!
	🚂 5:19pm βrian: @melinda: how do they drive and tip? Popular belief in BTV was sometimes not flattering.
	5:19pm Dean: I had un taco de sesos at King Taco in LA. Brain food.
	5:19pm David D: Thanks and good luck on the move! Hope you can find a decent bagel down there.
	5:20pm northguineahills: @Lewis: My college roommate was from South Beach (I know) and the girl I moved to NYC w/ was from Ft Lauderdale, so, I'm rather familiar w/ South Florida.
	5:22pm melinda: I don't know, my direct experience involves retail customers. I haven't witnessed it myself but there is a stereotype of the hefty elder Québécois male wearing a speedo at the beach.
	5:23pm Lewis: you certainly could follow the holidays by attendance at school!
	5:25pm northguineahills: @melinda: That's true of the Quebcois snowbirds on the FL beaches....
	5:27pm Lewis: and at temperatures where the native (me) were wearing our warmest coats
	5:31pm melinda: ngh I heard they do it there, too!
	5:48pm Sem Chumbo: Thank you, David, for such a musical smörgåsbord this evening. See you and all the Continentals next week.
	5:57pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Sem!
	6:07pm doctorjazz: Must run, feeling kinda old, guess I"ll walk, thanks David...
	6:09pm David D: Thanks Doctorjazz, yes let's all take it easy...
	6:31pm geezerette: Hi Davd and fellow passengers. "Casa Vecchia" is lovely.
	6:32pm David D: Good evening, geezerette!
	6:50pm northguineahills: Huh, I made it back in time.
	6:51pm David D: Welcome back - all packed?
	6:54pm geezerette: Congratulations NGH! Happy for you! Thanks David!
	6:55pm David D: When's the move - must be exciting!
	6:55pm David D: Thanks, geezerette - and everyone for tuning in and commenting...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 1, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Old and in the Way	Old and In the Way	Old and in the Way	1975	0:02:40 (Pop-up)
Old and in the Way	Old and in the Way Breakdown	Live at the Boarding House: The Complete Shows	1973/2013	0:05:37 (Pop-up)
The Meteors	The Old Man Down the Road	Hell Train Rollin’	2009	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
Justus Köhncke	Old Man "Old Man" by "Justus Köhncke"	Spiralen der Erinnerung	1999	0:12:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lisa Cat-Berro	Old Man "Old Man" by "Lisa Cat-Berro"	Inside Air	2012	0:15:51 (Pop-up)
Ian Giles	Drink Old England Dry "Drink Old England Dry" by "Ian Giles"	Folk Music of England	1999	0:22:01 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Old King "Old King" by "Neil Young"	Harvest Moon	1992	0:24:39 (Pop-up)
The Watersons	Jolly Old Hawk "Jolly Old Hawk" by "The Watersons"	Frost and Fire: A Calendar of Ritual and Magical Songs	1965	0:27:16 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	Hard Times Of Old England	All Around My Hat	1975	0:28:19 (Pop-up)
Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger	Dirty Old Town	The World of Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger	1970	0:33:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mickey Baker	Old Devil Moon "Old Devil Moon" by "Mickey Baker"	The Wildest Guitar	1959	0:36:07 (Pop-up)
La Bottine Souriante	2033 (Le manifeste d'un vieux chasseur d'oies) / Reel d'la grand gigue simple / Reel à bouche	Y a ben du changement	1978	0:41:21 (Pop-up)
Pelageya	Stariki "Stariki" by "Pelageya"	Paths (Тропы)	2010	0:45:09 (Pop-up)
The No Smoking Orchestra	Efta Purane Ikone (Seven Old Ikons)	Time of the Gypsies	2007	0:47:57 (Pop-up)
The Terem Quartet	Old Carousel "Old Carousel" by "The Terem Quartet"	Terem	1992	0:50:26 (Pop-up)
Petr Spálený	Píseň starého mládence	Zvon šílencův	1971	0:52:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: La Bottine Souriante	Le reel des vieux / Le reel à Jules Verret	La traversée de l'Atlantique	1986	0:55:55 (Pop-up)
Yiddish Natzional Arbeiter Farband Chor	Fregt die Velt An Alte Kashe		1927	1:04:42 (Pop-up)
The Klezmer Connection	Di alte Kashe	Meschúge	2009	1:07:06 (Pop-up)
Ara Dinkjian & Omar Faruk Tekbilek	Old Man's Dance	World Music Instruments, Magic Banjo (TFF 1998)	1998/2008	1:16:55 (Pop-up)
Nils Wogram & Root 70 with Strings	Seeing the New in the Old	Riomar	2013	1:21:20 (Pop-up)
Omar Benamara	Qadim El Massa "Qadim El Massa" by "Omar Benamara"	Nouba Dil (Musique andalouse d'Alger)	2014	1:27:57 (Pop-up)
Dildora Niyozova	Qadimgi Ushshoq "Qadimgi Ushshoq" by "Dildora Niyozova"	Muborak	2009	1:37:40 (Pop-up)
Ros Sereysothea	Chnang Jas Bai Chgn-ainj "Old Pot, Tasty Rice"	Cambodian Rocks		1:44:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	1:47:44 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	Old Time Religion			1:56:18 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Mitchell	Old "Old" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Old/Quartet	1967/1975	2:03:41 (Pop-up)
Paul Dresher, Ensemble 9	Casa Vecchia	Casa Vecchia	1995	2:11:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015	2:33:43 (Pop-up)
Alejandro Duran	La vieja Sara "La vieja Sara" by "Alejandro Duran"	El Rey Negro del Acordeón Vallenato	1969	2:39:52 (Pop-up)
El Cuarteto San Telmo	Guardia Vieja		1965	2:42:43 (Pop-up)
Pedro Laurenz y su Orquesta Típica	Vieja Amiga		1938	2:45:42 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue	Garcia Plays Dylan	1990/2005	2:48:58 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:55:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:00pm Stanley: Mind the Doors!
	4:03pm Dean: I understand the English and can roughly correlate it to the Italian, but the logo looks like it's prohibiting hopping on one foot.
	4:03pm Uncle Michael: Exactly what I think it is!
	4:05pm Dean: Don't tell me. This Old and in the Way won the 1975 Eponymous Award.
	4:05pm David D: Greetings Stanley, Dean, Uncle Michael!
	4:07pm David D: Funny I never noticed the hopping guy before.
	4:08pm Dean: Here in the Bay Area BART provides priority seating for people with telescopic arms, people who carry pillows or inflated balloons under their shirts, and children with huge peppermint candies: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B90-ov2CEAAvK0G.jpg
	4:08pm doctorjazz: Old and In The Way, Wow! And Dead on Matt's show this morning, Jerry is making the rounds.
	4:10pm melinda: Hello riders!
	4:10pm David D: Hey Doctorjazz! Yes, you only turn 75 once, I guess.
	4:11pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:13pm doctorjazz: If you make it to 75, that is...
	🚂 4:15pm Brian in UK: Hello David. Doc Jeff Conklin had a Dead middle hour last night. Took about a week, man.
	4:16pm Sem Chumbo: Hello and good evening, David, and subway denizens.
	4:21pm northguineahills: South Tyrol was part of the Hapsburg Empire for forever. Lot's of Italians still think of them as German. It's where most of the Italian Winter Olympians hail from.
	🚂 4:23pm βrian: @Dean: could it be that it's prohibiting River Dance?
	4:24pm Dean: Solo River Dance, so it appears. But that should go without saying.
	4:25pm David D: Hello Brian, βrian, Sem, and NGH!
	4:26pm David D: Yes, Südtirol is very much culturally Austrian to this day - they think of themselves as German as well. It was a very interesting time there.
	4:31pm northguineahills: I was reading on the Italia Risorgimento, and listening to a podcast about w/ an Italian on the panel. Very interesting and enlightening. Italian regionalism makes the rest of Western Europe look like united national states, and that includes Spain w/ their Catalunya, Basque, and Galicia questions. I'll no longer be unemployed next week, so, so long to my recreational history reading schedule.
	4:33pm David D: Yes, and in this case it was sort of a late addition to Italy after World War I. It's actually amazing that the German culture has remained strong there for so long.
	4:33pm northguineahills: Watersons to Steeleye Span, nice!
	4:35pm David D: Thanks and congratulations on your reduced free time - that's a good thing, right?
	4:36pm Lewis: not exactly The Pogues...
	4:37pm northguineahills: I was just at a funeral where Ronnie Van Zant's mausoleum is located. For a while, it was broken into about once a year just so fans could confirm whether rumors that he was buried w/ a Neil Young shirt was true or not. His body is now at an undisclosed location, although his memorial is still there. (I grew up knowing the children of Skynyrd band members when I was in HS).
	4:38pm northguineahills: Yes, it is a good thing, as I get to create my own GIS dept at a hydrology and soil science firm. I almost had to take jobs I didn't want (in NYC I usually did take jobs I didn't want).
	🚂 4:42pm βrian: Those Quebers do talk funny.
	🚂 4:43pm Brian in UK: @Brian choooks are doing well, missed you on Joe's show. Just got Paolo Sorrentino's The Great Beauty out of the library,. Takes no prisoners when he tells a tale.
	4:43pm Sem Chumbo: Saw a doc about a native healer in Northern Quebec. Her French explanations came with subtitles, in Parisian French. Yeah, pretty funny.
	4:44pm David D: Dialects are a beautiful thing!
	🚂 4:44pm βrian: Hey, I saw these guys a couple of times. I think Bernie Sanders was at one of their shows, performed at City Hall in Burlington, VT.
	4:44pm David D: NGH: Congrats that sounds great!
	4:45pm Sem Chumbo: Plenty of airplay on the French CBC here.
	🚂 4:45pm βrian: Excellent. Our neighbors chooks are cranking out the eggs, lately.
	🚂 4:48pm βrian: BTW, finished my varnishing project: 3 coats of epoxy sealer, 7 coats of gloss spar, then 2 coats of a matte top-coat. Took freaking forever, but looks swell.
	4:48pm Dean: This almost sounds like Fairport Convention performing PFM.
	4:48pm northguineahills: Thanks David! I used to go to Montreal a lot, so when I was in Paris I tried to use my Quebecois (which got me by in Montreal), but I was politely told to use English.
	4:49pm Lewis: @NGH - at least the request was polite...
	4:55pm David D: Language and travel can be a funny thing.
	4:57pm Dean: Language and [noun] can be a funny thing.
	🚂 5:05pm βrian: Speaking of lingua franca, Zingermann's Deli used to have a sandwich called The French Kiss. (Made with cow tongue, naturally.)
	5:07pm David D: Yikes! I grew up with the occasional tongue sandwich and was shocked as one point to find out that it was in fact tongue.
	5:12pm northguineahills: In NYC, most yiddish terms are understood by everyone. Down in the South, I keep on getting blank stares when I don't even realizing I'm using Yiddish terminology. One of the best tacos I've ever had was a cow tongue taco from a roadside stand in Monterrey, Mexico. I wish I could replicate it. (I only cook vegetarian, but I'll eat meat on occasion).
	🚂 5:14pm βrian: @NGH: Do people really ask what church you go to, or is that an urban myth?
	5:16pm Lewis: I grew up in Miami, went to college with NYC kids and then ended up in Manhattan. I thought living with Jewish people was normal. Now I live in the midwest and realize that it isn't. I miss it.
	5:17pm northguineahills: @Brian: Not since I was an adult, but I had many of friends' parents ask what church my parents went to all the way until I graduated HS. I'm moving Gainesville (pop. 150k), which happens to be a liberal oasis surrounded by red counties (1/3 of the pop are either students or employed by the university).
	5:17pm melinda: I like the sound of Quebec French. I hear it a lot in the summer months when tourists come to my town.
	5:17pm doctorjazz: My part of the show, the Klez section! A Bi Gezunt
	5:17pm northguineahills: I miss it too, Lewis. I miss a proper bagel!
	5:18pm Lewis: aint that the truth!
	5:19pm northguineahills: Well, I have to go pick up some furniture for my move, thanks David!
	🚂 5:19pm βrian: @melinda: how do they drive and tip? Popular belief in BTV was sometimes not flattering.
	5:19pm Dean: I had un taco de sesos at King Taco in LA. Brain food.
	5:19pm David D: Thanks and good luck on the move! Hope you can find a decent bagel down there.
	5:20pm northguineahills: @Lewis: My college roommate was from South Beach (I know) and the girl I moved to NYC w/ was from Ft Lauderdale, so, I'm rather familiar w/ South Florida.
	5:22pm melinda: I don't know, my direct experience involves retail customers. I haven't witnessed it myself but there is a stereotype of the hefty elder Québécois male wearing a speedo at the beach.
	5:23pm Lewis: you certainly could follow the holidays by attendance at school!
	5:25pm northguineahills: @melinda: That's true of the Quebcois snowbirds on the FL beaches....
	5:27pm Lewis: and at temperatures where the native (me) were wearing our warmest coats
	5:31pm melinda: ngh I heard they do it there, too!
	5:48pm Sem Chumbo: Thank you, David, for such a musical smörgåsbord this evening. See you and all the Continentals next week.
	5:57pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Sem!
	6:07pm doctorjazz: Must run, feeling kinda old, guess I"ll walk, thanks David...
	6:09pm David D: Thanks Doctorjazz, yes let's all take it easy...
	6:31pm geezerette: Hi Davd and fellow passengers. "Casa Vecchia" is lovely.
	6:32pm David D: Good evening, geezerette!
	6:50pm northguineahills: Huh, I made it back in time.
	6:51pm David D: Welcome back - all packed?
	6:54pm geezerette: Congratulations NGH! Happy for you! Thanks David!
	6:55pm David D: When's the move - must be exciting!
	6:55pm David D: Thanks, geezerette - and everyone for tuning in and commenting...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 1, 2017

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