WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from November 21, 2017

Listener comments!
	2:57pm Webhamster Henry: If this is a six hour show, you can run most of the the Norwegian Train video! www.youtube.com...
	3:01pm David D: Looks like a great accompaniment for the show!
	3:56pm kuba: i hope you're warmed up for this marathon of a show!
	4:01pm melinda: 6 hours?
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Another Subway marathon! Hi riders!
	4:03pm melinda: I guess I didn't read my GTDR mail this morning.
	4:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, David, and Penitence and Prayer Day holiday makers. Geez, Thanksgiving Day OR Penitence Day. Compare and contrast, show your work.
	4:06pm doctorjazz: Cream cover, can't say I can think of too many of them (Sunshine of Your Love being the exception).
	4:09pm David D: Hey everyone! Yes, six hours of holiday fun. Choose your holiday and its significance...
	4:17pm David D: Any holiday plans over there?
	4:20pm doctorjazz: Eat until I burst! (then eat some more...maybe find some shopping time in the middle of eating)
	4:23pm Sem Chumbo: The Great White North celebrated "Canadian" Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October. So, we're just about over Tryptophan-induced lethargy and will, next Tuesday, celebrate Zamboni Appreciation Day.
	4:23pm geezerette: giving thanks for DJs who play Kinks.
	4:25pm Sem Chumbo: Yep. ^ that's a ditto.
	4:28pm Uncle Michael: Six hours today and three on Friday? Iron man!
	4:28pm northguineahills: @UM cues Sabbath
	4:28pm Sem Chumbo: Proving Canuck's intrinsic Kinkiness.
	4:31pm David D: Hello individually and collectively: Doc, Sem, UM, NGH, Melinda, Kuba, Henry...
	4:34pm David D: Iron? Sounds like an idea for a show...
	4:36pm David D: and Geezerette!!!
	4:39pm melinda: Love Lou.
	4:40pm doctorjazz: The chorus must be singing "Lou Lou"
	4:41pm melinda: Haha
	4:42pm doctorjazz: And, of course, the Velvets had "I'm Set Free", which I guess has to happen before you can BE so free.
	4:45pm northguineahills: Does the math wait, you don't need sleep, do you, David?
	4:48pm northguineahills: Since we no longer have DST, you're only 6 hours ahead of us Easter Standard Timers, right?
	4:48pm David D: That is for the Day of Sleep and Repentance tomorrow.
	4:49pm northguineahills: Eastern, ahem...
	4:49pm David D: We are almost always 6 hours ahead except for a few weeks of staggered time changes.
	4:56pm Sem Chumbo: OK: J.M.K.E. = (Estonian) acronym for Jalaga Munadesse Kogu Energiaga (Thanks, G*gle, Estonian version.) And the English is: Foot to the Eggs to Whole Energy*. Showing us once again that understanding other languages idiomatically is a consistently puzzling trip down WTF Highway.. Life is a highway, I have been told.
	4:57pm Doug Schulkind: Long Day's Journey into Subway! I am dashing off to my evening class. Hope tp catch your last half hour!
	5:00pm northguineahills: Yeah, good luck translating Estonian, at least it's not Finnish.
	5:01pm northguineahills: Zhang Zhen Yue is Taiwanese.
	5:03pm Sem Chumbo: Did a little language study before three weeks in Budapest. So as you likely know, @ngh, it's 2 closest pals are Finnish and Estonian. Understood nothing at all the entire time. Liberating, in a way.
	5:04pm Stanley en France: Salut David and fellow passengers. Greetings from Bearn, the neighbouring region to Pays Basque in SW France. Great track by the way.
	5:05pm David D: Hey there Doug - enjoy your class!
	5:06pm David D: Thanks, Sem, I had a feeling eggs might be involved.
	5:07pm Sem Chumbo: Hah, David. Seriously? Stanley, I wear only authentic Basque berets. And I only wear berets.
	5:08pm David D: Bonsoir Stanley et merci!
	5:08pm David D: Sem: Just kidding on that one of course!
	5:08pm northguineahills: @Sem Chumbo: It could be worse, it could be Basque. At least Hungarian and Finnish are VERY distantly related to each other, and tentatively related to the distant northern Uralic indigenous peoples. Basque, has no know linguistic relations.
	5:09pm northguineahills: no known..
	5:12pm David D: Yes, there have been all sorts of spurious and hopeful theories about Basque, but none ever added up to much.
	5:13pm Sem Chumbo: Yes, the origins of Basques is a puzzle to me, and it seems nobody w/ serious language origin chops will even hazard a guess. Gotta love that.
	5:13pm northguineahills: Well, I picked the wrong day to leave my umbrella in my car (thunderstorm outside).
	5:15pm David D: Everyone is so used to Indo-European languages being linked to each other that it seems odd for a language to be alone. But it makes sense that some languages will remain isolated in an area taken over by another group of languages.
	5:15pm northguineahills: (first world problems, I have maybe 3.5m dash to my car from my office).
	5:15pm Stanley en France: Hey Sem. Your penchant for berets and the extent you go to procure the authentic beret is well known. Here the old fellas just wear them any old way until the things fall apart.
	5:17pm David D: You want Basque? You get Basque...
	5:18pm Sem Chumbo: Likewise, Stanley. I only took up finding a replacement beret when a jumble sale beauty went to pieces on me after 26 years of pretty well daily service. So much to learn about felted wool, eh?
	5:23pm northguineahills: oh darn, I forgot Brian Turner has Pere Ubu on today, I'll jump streams and be right back!
	5:27pm doctorjazz: Looks like we already missed Pere Ubu, have to check it out in the archives.
	5:28pm doctorjazz: Or maybe not...
	5:30pm Stanley: David. Apart from the locals bursting into the regional songs at any communal happening, the only Bearnaise performer I know is Marilis Orionaa, who sings in Occitan. Do know of her?
	5:32pm David D: This is actually Freedom Road from the 70s, but who's counting?
	5:33pm David D: Thanks, Stanley, I will look for her!
	5:35pm Stanley: Cool, David. (I'm down here on a visit to the Aged Ps, by the way)
	5:35pm doctorjazz: Nah, missed it (missed them playing in NY area as well), back to the Drummer Stream.
	5:36pm geezerette: David, I'm absolutely loving this show. :)
	5:38pm David D: Thanks so much, geezerette!
	5:39pm David D: @Stanley: How is it down there for them?
	5:42pm doctorjazz: Time for the commute, maybe catch some more of the marathon later, great sounds, David, thanks!
	5:43pm David D: Thanks for being there doctorjazz - have a safe commute!
	5:43pm Sem Chumbo: G**gle Translate likes "Woman" for "Žena." Heh.
	5:46pm David D: That's what it means - those Czech covers are often very, um, free.
	5:47pm Sem Chumbo: Speaking, as we were, of Finnish. This one translates to"Rarely Wrong", which is a pretty nice approximation, I think.
	5:48pm Stanley: They like it very much and having had a house here for over twenty five years they're pretty integrated and have many friends. It's at the foot of the Pyrenees, a very beautiful part of the world. They came out to live permanently about seven years ago.
	5:52pm Stanley: This sounds like Wolof
	5:52pm David D: @Stanley, sounds fantastic, having been to the area briefly myself.
	5:55pm David D: Yes indeed, this is Wolof from Senegal.
	5:55pm Stanley: Yep, just checked it's Ol' Youssou himself. Talking about Africa, any plans to musically mark the fall of the tyrant Mugabe?
	5:56pm Sem Chumbo: Well, my mansplainin' and manspreadin' here on the Coninental are done for now, as I see my stop coming up fast. Thank you, David, for such a marvellous selection of music. Talk to you again before long, Stanley. Hope all is well out on the left coast, geezerette.. G'night, all.
	6:00pm Stanley: G'night Sem
	6:03pm northguineahills: @doctorjazz: I got the last 20 seconds, but I've been neglecting Brian's show lately, and he's quality.
	6:05pm David D: Good night, Sem, thanks for listening and commenting!
	6:10pm northguineahills: Sorry Poland, Cambodia can into space, Poland can not (obscure?)
	6:12pm hilmar: some choir will come in as a background noise perhaps soon...i think its nice...do you have choirs in new jersey?
	6:15pm David D: Yes, I need a link to Studio 2 here, where a local choir is recording through the night.
	6:16pm David D: @NGH: Polandball allusions!
	6:17pm northguineahills: (I may or may not have certain connections to PB ;)
	6:20pm David D: NGH: Intriguing!
	6:24pm David D: Do you prepare the PB maps? Are there PB maps?
	🚂 6:25pm redkayak: Thanksgiving greetings all :)
	6:27pm David D: Greetings redkayak! It is now officially the Day of Repentance and Prayer over here.
	6:28pm northguineahills: Yes, there are PB maps (regional and world ones done at least once a year). I'm not one of the artists, but I'm online friends w/ the mods there (not sure how that happened). My advice is sometimes asked for certain things, but they are fun group of lads and lasses. Vexilllology is one of many things I geek out to.
	6:30pm David D: Nice - I've also always been into flags and vexillology!
	6:32pm David D: And maps for that matter...
	6:33pm northguineahills: I do do cartography!
	6:34pm David D: I know - and that is amazing!
	🚂 6:34pm redkayak: Maps? You all may like the writing by Tim Robinson - who has examined and mapped the west coast of Ireland (Connemara regions)
	🚂 6:36pm redkayak: >>>> www.goodreads.com...
	6:36pm northguineahills: Well, this is weird, it' before 7 and I'm leaving work. (just a wee bit of stuff to do tomorrow). Going out for a pint or a dram, probably be home before your done. thanks. Catch you at the tail end! cool, thanks redkayak!
	🚂 6:37pm redkayak: @ngh Happy T'giving :)
	6:37pm northguineahills: crap, I love reading about Gaelic culture. More books for the queue! danks!
	6:41pm doctorjazz: Just got home, been listening in the car, LOVE this L'Arpeggiatta
	6:42pm David D: Welcome back, Doc! Enjoy that dram, NGH!
	6:42pm doctorjazz: (or was it Tavagna, the chorale number, hard to tell in the car)
	6:50pm doctorjazz: Vexillology-I thought that was when I get out of hand and upset my wife..
	6:53pm David D: Yes, I think they might be homonyms.
	6:57pm doctorjazz: I was just thinking, a few minutes ago, there's so much great European jazz being produced, I'd love to hear more on the Subway. Love this Svensson Trio track!
	🚂 6:57pm Listening Out There: Just got here! Will have to listen to the archived version. :)
	6:58pm David D: Greetings Listening Out There!
	🚂 6:59pm Listening Out There: Hey, David...
	6:59pm David D: Doctorjazz: Yes, I agree and this will definitely not be the last!
	🚂 7:06pm Listening Out There: The local library actually has a Esbjörn Svensson CD in its holdings. Will wonders ever cease....
	7:09pm David D: Sounds like they have a great collection!
	🚂 7:11pm Listening Out There: It is. Seattle is supposed to have the second-largest lending library in...the world, I think? It be big...
	7:12pm David D: I find a lot of great stuff at our local library here as well - probably not nearly as much as yours, but it has an excellent and underused collection.
	7:27pm hilmar: libraries might be connected to liberation but its a pity they are not...
	7:31pm David D: Libraries have definitely been connected to a lot of people's personal liberation over the years!
	7:47pm doctorjazz: Klez Out!!!
	7:48pm doctorjazz: Who's the mandolin, Andy Starman?
	7:49pm doctorjazz: (Statman...)
	7:53pm doctorjazz: Looked it up, it is Andy Statman, one of a kind Klezmer /jazz/bluegrass player, thought it sounded like him...
	7:59pm David D: Yes, definitely Statman - I was just trying to remember if he played the clarinet on that track as was listed on the album notes.
	7:59pm David D: And yes, he is fantastic!
	8:02pm David D: Another klezmish tie-in coming up soon...
	8:23pm David D: Last one - for those who have braved all the others...
	8:44pm doctorjazz: What time is it over there, almost 2?
	8:45pm Webhamster Henry: I haven't been posting, but I have been listening! What a wacky set that was!
	8:47pm doctorjazz: Love this Reagan track!
	8:47pm Webhamster Henry: Andy Statman used to sit in with (late WFMU DJ) Citizen Kafka and the Wretched Refuse String Band.
	8:49pm doctorjazz: I went to Brooklyn College when some of the Wretched Refuse String Band members went there as well, they used to play around campus, always loved to hear them (own the original album they released).
	8:50pm David D: Wow, that is an interesting connection. And thanks for joining me on the Bella Ciao journey!
	8:51pm David D: Coming up on 3am here...
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Statman started out playing bluegrass as the "Charlie Parker of the of the mandolin", came to Klezmer and clarinet (and orthodox Judaism) later.
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Mingus x 2, nice...
	8:56pm David D: Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus
	9:01pm David D: It would be interesting to hear more about his personal journey there (Statman).
	9:04pm doctorjazz: He became a "baal te'shuva", that is sort of (not exactly) born again, grew a long beard, went mystical.
	9:05pm doctorjazz: Jim Hall on guitar on the Chico Hamilton track.
	9:06pm David D: It would be interesting to know how his music fit into that and vice-versa.
	9:08pm doctorjazz: He was playing a very spiritual, mystical, Coltrane influenced version of Klezmer on clarinet at one point, grew out of his religious journey, or so I've read.
	9:09pm doctorjazz: And, really intense, late Trane kind of sound.
	9:10pm doctorjazz: {Kim played something from On The Corner yesterday, nice to hear more!
	9:10pm David D: Gotta dig deeper into that...
	9:11pm David D: The choir in Studio 2 here is now getting really loud.
	9:14pm Webhamster Henry: Statman would be a living national treasure if he were Japanese!
	9:18pm David D: Do you think that would help?
	9:19pm doctorjazz: Great set!
	9:21pm David D: Thanks!
	9:23pm doctorjazz: I have some of his stuff, definitely the earlier stuff (but on vinyl), some cd's as well (but, can I find them is another question...). I'll look around for you David.
	9:24pm David D: That would be great!
	9:24pm northguineahills: Wadada Leo Smith!
	9:25pm David D: How was your pint?
	9:27pm northguineahills: I got a job offer to do GIS for Facebook in NYC. It would pay 3x what I make now, but it would be like working for Evil Corp. in Mr. Robot. I love my current job, my dream job, but my wife wants me to take the FB job for two obvious reasons (pay and being back in NYC). I'm saying, no".
	9:27pm David D: Wow, that is a dilemma.
	9:28pm northguineahills: There are some good microbreweries here in north-central FL, they've upped their game!
	9:28pm David D: @Henry: Your allusion finally sunk in. It's late!
	9:29pm northguineahills: (Mrs. ngh hasn't gotten back to me since I told her my decision).
	9:30pm doctorjazz: Tough call (actually doesn't sound like it's tough to you at all, NGH, sounds like you're in a good place, home relations can complicate stuff though) Good luck!
	9:37pm northguineahills: Thanks doctorjazz, I'm done w/ the corporate world. I have the freedom to create my own department from the ground up. The VP drove up 3 hours from the home office to see me (everyone else was on vacation) to ask me about GIS, and my visions of the future of creating a database and geoserver. All of my spending requests were granted. Like everyone else in my company, she was chill as fuck, so, I wasn't nervous through the 5 hour interaction. There's no way I'd trade agency for cash, I love what I'm doing now and what I'll be creating in the future. Fuck FB and their 6 digit salary (says the guy who recently went totally broke)
	9:42pm doctorjazz: Omer Avital is a favorite of mine! Who knows, NGH, if things pan out, may wind up doing as well as the FB gig. The stress differential could be worth it even if not.
	9:43pm northguineahills: (I literally had to borrow money from a friend for cab fare to get to LaGuardia to get to FL) Where were these offers (2nd in two weeks) when I needed them). Omer Avital, new to me, don't know the background. Digdug.
	9:43pm doctorjazz: This is a great album, seen Avital live a few times. Seems to be a descendant of Mingus musically.
	9:45pm northguineahills: Being able to set your own schedule, is worth $$$ unto itself. I've been asked to help curate an open-minded concert series that has international artists coming through this little burg, so, I think I'm staying put (plus, I need to record w/ my band!)
	9:47pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh I'm more or less in the same boat, except Facebook isn't asking.
	9:47pm doctorjazz: Did your band move down as well?
	9:48pm Webhamster Henry: The corporate world is fine until they decide they want to can your department.
	9:48pm doctorjazz: Ahhh, Nina..
	9:48pm northguineahills: @doctorjazz, you're straight up correct about the stress. New band, but I'll play w/ the olf one when I'm back in NYC, we're close friends.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: sigh
	9:50pm doctorjazz: Coming on 4AM, pretty impressive, David!
	9:50pm northguineahills: @Webhamster Henry: That's exactly what happened when DeBlasio was elected, my project at the office of emergency management was cancelled (not specifically due to him, but b/c the budget was slashed for the dept).
	9:51pm David D: In a sense we are talking about freedom...
	9:52pm northguineahills: David tiene fortleza!
	9:53pm David D: Enjoying every minute of it!
	9:54pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh if you were familiar with Notify New York, I wrote the email handler they use.
	9:55pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, David. David's filling in for me on Friday!
	9:57pm doctorjazz: Catch you Friday, rest up David, great show!
	9:57pm Webhamster Henry: A marathon session, for sure! Thanks David!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: I'm grateful.
	10:01pm David D: Thanks everyone for listening and being there! Looking forward, Michael...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from November 21, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
El Chicano	I Feel Free "I Feel Free" by "El Chicano"	Celebration	1972	0:02:44 (Pop-up)
Meic Stevens	Rhyddid Ffug "Rhyddid Ffug" by "Meic Stevens"		1970	0:06:56 (Pop-up)
ДДТ	Свобода "Свобода" by "ДДТ"	Метель августа	2000	0:10:00 (Pop-up)
The Monochrome Set	Free, Free, Free	Platinum Coils	2012	0:16:08 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Set Me Free "Set Me Free" by "The Kinks"		1965	0:21:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:23:40 (Pop-up)
Bela Lugosi	Soy Libre "Soy Libre" by "Bela Lugosi"	Desde el Puente	2009	0:29:30 (Pop-up)
J.M.K.E.	Vabadus tuleb su seest "Vabadus tuleb su seest" by "J.M.K.E."	Ainult planeet	2002	0:32:30 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Stay Free "Stay Free" by "The Clash"	Give 'Em Enough Rope	1978	0:34:39 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	I'm So Free "I'm So Free" by "Lou Reed"	Transformer	1972	0:38:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	0:41:15 (Pop-up)
Zhang Zhen Yue	自由 "自由" by "Zhang Zhen Yue"	Secret Base (秘密基地)	1998	0:45:32 (Pop-up)
Maialen	Askatasunen ibaia "Askatasunen ibaia" by "Maialen"	Askatasunen ibaia	2007	0:49:51 (Pop-up)
Mig 21	Svoboda není levná věc "Svoboda není levná věc" by "Mig 21"	Svoboda není levná věc	2017	0:52:10 (Pop-up)
Fehlfarben	Abenteuer und Freiheit		1980	0:55:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010	0:58:18 (Pop-up)
Crni Biseri	I Wanna Be Free "I Wanna Be Free" by "Crni Biseri"	Nisam više taj	1968	1:03:28 (Pop-up)
ba.	spaudžia iš aplink laisvė iš vidaus	raktas	2013	1:06:15 (Pop-up)
Les Yeux d'la Tête	Liberté chérie	Liberté chérie	2016	1:09:50 (Pop-up)
Lenna	Vabaduselauluke "Vabaduselauluke" by "Lenna"	Teine	2013	1:12:40 (Pop-up)
Lin Ton Taun	Askatasun Egarriz "Askatasun Egarriz" by "Lin Ton Taun"	Lin Ton Taun	1993	1:16:16 (Pop-up)
Tystion	Cân Rhyddid "Cân Rhyddid" by "Tystion"	Shrug Off Ya Complex	1999	1:18:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Space	Magic Fly "Magic Fly" by "Space"	Magic Fly	1977	1:23:09 (Pop-up)
The Pharaohs	Freedom Road "Freedom Road" by "The Pharaohs"	The Awakening	1971	1:30:21 (Pop-up)
The Fortunes	Freedom Come, Freedom Go		1971	1:36:03 (Pop-up)
Milan Chladil	Žena sem, žena tam (Freedom Come, Freedom Go)		1972	1:39:16 (Pop-up)
Åttopojat	Rättiväsyneet "Rättiväsyneet" by "Åttopojat"	Karheimmat rakkauslaulut	2005	1:42:02 (Pop-up)
Toni Vescoli	Chimes Of Freedom - Freiheits-Glogge	Bob Dylan Songs Mundart	1993	1:46:43 (Pop-up)
Youssou N'Dour	Chimes of Freedom "Chimes of Freedom" by "Youssou N'Dour"	The Guide (Wommat)	1994	1:50:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Wolfgang Riechmann	Himmelblau "Himmelblau" by "Wolfgang Riechmann"	Wunderbar	1978	1:55:22 (Pop-up)
Gilberto Sextet	Do You Want To Be Free	Ponganse Duros	1969	2:03:02 (Pop-up)
The Cambodian Space Project	When Are You Free	Out of Black & Into the Stratosphere	2014	2:05:57 (Pop-up)
The Kamkars	Set Me Free "Set Me Free" by "The Kamkars"	Kani Sepi	1999	2:09:41 (Pop-up)
Bachir Attar	Under the Shadow of Liberty	The Next Dream	1992	2:15:19 (Pop-up)
Gong Linna & DaBaiSang mit den Thüringer Symphonikern Saalfeld-Rudolstadt	Ziyou Niao (Frei Wie Ein Vogel)	TFF Rudolstadt 2012: Schwerpunktland China	2012	2:21:17 (Pop-up)
Dawanggang	Liberate No Man's Land	Huang Qiang Zou Ban – Wild Tune Stray Rhythm	2013	2:24:58 (Pop-up)
Tavagna	Libera Me "Libera Me" by "Tavagna"	In Veru	2001	2:32:56 (Pop-up)
L'Arpeggiata / Christina Pluhar	Como un pájaro libre	Los Pájaros Perdidos - The South American Project	2012	2:39:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015	2:42:29 (Pop-up)
Esbjörn Svensson Trio	Three Falling Free, Pt. I	301	2012	2:49:52 (Pop-up)
Esbjörn Svensson Trio	Three Falling Free, Pt. II	301	2012	2:55:41 (Pop-up)
Miroslav Vitouš	Freedom Jazz Dance	Infinite Search	1969	3:10:09 (Pop-up)
Mohammad Reza Mortazavi	Liberation	Green Hands	2010	3:21:03 (Pop-up)
Masaa	Freedom Dance "Freedom Dance" by "Masaa"	Freedom Dance	2013	3:25:07 (Pop-up)
Ramsey Lewis	Uhuru "Uhuru" by "Ramsey Lewis"	Inside Ramsey Lewis	1972	3:32:01 (Pop-up)
L'orchestre D O 7 Shirati Jazz	Uhuru Na Kazi		1981	3:34:16 (Pop-up)
Víctor Jara	Canto Libre "Canto Libre" by "Víctor Jara"	Canto Libre	1970	3:38:58 (Pop-up)
Roger Davidson with the Frank London Klezmer Orchestra	Freedom Dance	On the Road of Life	2011	3:43:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Diknu Schneeberger Trio	Swing de Vienne	Friends (A New Colour in Gypsy Jazz)	2012	3:46:43 (Pop-up)
La Plebe	Bella Ciao "Bella Ciao" by "La Plebe"	Brazo En Brazo	2010	3:57:28 (Pop-up)
Zupfgeigenhansel	Bella Ciao "Bella Ciao" by "Zupfgeigenhansel"	Miteinander	1982	4:00:54 (Pop-up)
Dzieciuki	Трымайся, браце! (Bella Ciao)	Рэха	2016	4:04:34 (Pop-up)
Andrea Pancur	Bella Ciao "Bella Ciao" by "Andrea Pancur"	Zum Meer	2016	4:07:03 (Pop-up)
Jacob Silbert	Es lebe die fraiheit		1917	4:11:56 (Pop-up)
Ciwan Haco	Çaw Bella "Çaw Bella" by "Ciwan Haco"	Çaw Bella	1989	4:16:11 (Pop-up)
Grup Yorum	Çav Bella "Çav Bella" by "Grup Yorum"	Haziranda Ölmek Zor - Berivan	1988	4:18:43 (Pop-up)
J.M.K.E.	Bella Kont (Bella ciao) "Bella Kont (Bella ciao)" by "J.M.K.E."	Mälestusi Eesti NSV'st	2005	4:20:19 (Pop-up)
Les Ramoneurs de Menhirs	Bell'A.R.B.	Dañs an diaoul	2007	4:22:07 (Pop-up)
Digresk	Frankiz (Suite Gavotte) - Ton Doubl	Rezistañs	2013	4:27:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: La Bottine Souriante	Pot-Pourri De l'Essouflé	Tout comme au jour de l'an	1987	4:32:44 (Pop-up)
Bernice Johnson Reagon	Freedom In The Air	Give Your Hands To Struggle	1975/1997	4:44:12 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Freedom "Freedom" by "Charles Mingus"	Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus	1963	4:47:25 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Free Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi U.S.A.	Changes Two	1975	4:52:31 (Pop-up)
Chico Hamilton	Free Form "Free Form" by "Chico Hamilton"	Chico Hamilton Quintet	1955	4:59:25 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Mr. Freedom X "Mr. Freedom X" by "Miles Davis"	On the Corner	1972/2007	5:04:29 (Pop-up)
Wadada Leo Smith	The Freedom Riders Ride	Ten Freedom Summers	2012	5:11:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	5:28:10 (Pop-up)
Omer Avital	Free Forever "Free Forever" by "Omer Avital"	Suite of the East	2012	5:38:02 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free		1967	5:47:22 (Pop-up)
The New Seekers	Free to be... You and me	Free to be... You and me	1972	5:50:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	5:53:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:57pm Webhamster Henry: If this is a six hour show, you can run most of the the Norwegian Train video! www.youtube.com...
	3:01pm David D: Looks like a great accompaniment for the show!
	3:56pm kuba: i hope you're warmed up for this marathon of a show!
	4:01pm melinda: 6 hours?
	4:01pm doctorjazz: Another Subway marathon! Hi riders!
	4:03pm melinda: I guess I didn't read my GTDR mail this morning.
	4:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, David, and Penitence and Prayer Day holiday makers. Geez, Thanksgiving Day OR Penitence Day. Compare and contrast, show your work.
	4:06pm doctorjazz: Cream cover, can't say I can think of too many of them (Sunshine of Your Love being the exception).
	4:09pm David D: Hey everyone! Yes, six hours of holiday fun. Choose your holiday and its significance...
	4:17pm David D: Any holiday plans over there?
	4:20pm doctorjazz: Eat until I burst! (then eat some more...maybe find some shopping time in the middle of eating)
	4:23pm Sem Chumbo: The Great White North celebrated "Canadian" Thanksgiving on the second Monday of October. So, we're just about over Tryptophan-induced lethargy and will, next Tuesday, celebrate Zamboni Appreciation Day.
	4:23pm geezerette: giving thanks for DJs who play Kinks.
	4:25pm Sem Chumbo: Yep. ^ that's a ditto.
	4:28pm Uncle Michael: Six hours today and three on Friday? Iron man!
	4:28pm northguineahills: @UM cues Sabbath
	4:28pm Sem Chumbo: Proving Canuck's intrinsic Kinkiness.
	4:31pm David D: Hello individually and collectively: Doc, Sem, UM, NGH, Melinda, Kuba, Henry...
	4:34pm David D: Iron? Sounds like an idea for a show...
	4:36pm David D: and Geezerette!!!
	4:39pm melinda: Love Lou.
	4:40pm doctorjazz: The chorus must be singing "Lou Lou"
	4:41pm melinda: Haha
	4:42pm doctorjazz: And, of course, the Velvets had "I'm Set Free", which I guess has to happen before you can BE so free.
	4:45pm northguineahills: Does the math wait, you don't need sleep, do you, David?
	4:48pm northguineahills: Since we no longer have DST, you're only 6 hours ahead of us Easter Standard Timers, right?
	4:48pm David D: That is for the Day of Sleep and Repentance tomorrow.
	4:49pm northguineahills: Eastern, ahem...
	4:49pm David D: We are almost always 6 hours ahead except for a few weeks of staggered time changes.
	4:56pm Sem Chumbo: OK: J.M.K.E. = (Estonian) acronym for Jalaga Munadesse Kogu Energiaga (Thanks, G*gle, Estonian version.) And the English is: Foot to the Eggs to Whole Energy*. Showing us once again that understanding other languages idiomatically is a consistently puzzling trip down WTF Highway.. Life is a highway, I have been told.
	4:57pm Doug Schulkind: Long Day's Journey into Subway! I am dashing off to my evening class. Hope tp catch your last half hour!
	5:00pm northguineahills: Yeah, good luck translating Estonian, at least it's not Finnish.
	5:01pm northguineahills: Zhang Zhen Yue is Taiwanese.
	5:03pm Sem Chumbo: Did a little language study before three weeks in Budapest. So as you likely know, @ngh, it's 2 closest pals are Finnish and Estonian. Understood nothing at all the entire time. Liberating, in a way.
	5:04pm Stanley en France: Salut David and fellow passengers. Greetings from Bearn, the neighbouring region to Pays Basque in SW France. Great track by the way.
	5:05pm David D: Hey there Doug - enjoy your class!
	5:06pm David D: Thanks, Sem, I had a feeling eggs might be involved.
	5:07pm Sem Chumbo: Hah, David. Seriously? Stanley, I wear only authentic Basque berets. And I only wear berets.
	5:08pm David D: Bonsoir Stanley et merci!
	5:08pm David D: Sem: Just kidding on that one of course!
	5:08pm northguineahills: @Sem Chumbo: It could be worse, it could be Basque. At least Hungarian and Finnish are VERY distantly related to each other, and tentatively related to the distant northern Uralic indigenous peoples. Basque, has no know linguistic relations.
	5:09pm northguineahills: no known..
	5:12pm David D: Yes, there have been all sorts of spurious and hopeful theories about Basque, but none ever added up to much.
	5:13pm Sem Chumbo: Yes, the origins of Basques is a puzzle to me, and it seems nobody w/ serious language origin chops will even hazard a guess. Gotta love that.
	5:13pm northguineahills: Well, I picked the wrong day to leave my umbrella in my car (thunderstorm outside).
	5:15pm David D: Everyone is so used to Indo-European languages being linked to each other that it seems odd for a language to be alone. But it makes sense that some languages will remain isolated in an area taken over by another group of languages.
	5:15pm northguineahills: (first world problems, I have maybe 3.5m dash to my car from my office).
	5:15pm Stanley en France: Hey Sem. Your penchant for berets and the extent you go to procure the authentic beret is well known. Here the old fellas just wear them any old way until the things fall apart.
	5:17pm David D: You want Basque? You get Basque...
	5:18pm Sem Chumbo: Likewise, Stanley. I only took up finding a replacement beret when a jumble sale beauty went to pieces on me after 26 years of pretty well daily service. So much to learn about felted wool, eh?
	5:23pm northguineahills: oh darn, I forgot Brian Turner has Pere Ubu on today, I'll jump streams and be right back!
	5:27pm doctorjazz: Looks like we already missed Pere Ubu, have to check it out in the archives.
	5:28pm doctorjazz: Or maybe not...
	5:30pm Stanley: David. Apart from the locals bursting into the regional songs at any communal happening, the only Bearnaise performer I know is Marilis Orionaa, who sings in Occitan. Do know of her?
	5:32pm David D: This is actually Freedom Road from the 70s, but who's counting?
	5:33pm David D: Thanks, Stanley, I will look for her!
	5:35pm Stanley: Cool, David. (I'm down here on a visit to the Aged Ps, by the way)
	5:35pm doctorjazz: Nah, missed it (missed them playing in NY area as well), back to the Drummer Stream.
	5:36pm geezerette: David, I'm absolutely loving this show. :)
	5:38pm David D: Thanks so much, geezerette!
	5:39pm David D: @Stanley: How is it down there for them?
	5:42pm doctorjazz: Time for the commute, maybe catch some more of the marathon later, great sounds, David, thanks!
	5:43pm David D: Thanks for being there doctorjazz - have a safe commute!
	5:43pm Sem Chumbo: G**gle Translate likes "Woman" for "Žena." Heh.
	5:46pm David D: That's what it means - those Czech covers are often very, um, free.
	5:47pm Sem Chumbo: Speaking, as we were, of Finnish. This one translates to"Rarely Wrong", which is a pretty nice approximation, I think.
	5:48pm Stanley: They like it very much and having had a house here for over twenty five years they're pretty integrated and have many friends. It's at the foot of the Pyrenees, a very beautiful part of the world. They came out to live permanently about seven years ago.
	5:52pm Stanley: This sounds like Wolof
	5:52pm David D: @Stanley, sounds fantastic, having been to the area briefly myself.
	5:55pm David D: Yes indeed, this is Wolof from Senegal.
	5:55pm Stanley: Yep, just checked it's Ol' Youssou himself. Talking about Africa, any plans to musically mark the fall of the tyrant Mugabe?
	5:56pm Sem Chumbo: Well, my mansplainin' and manspreadin' here on the Coninental are done for now, as I see my stop coming up fast. Thank you, David, for such a marvellous selection of music. Talk to you again before long, Stanley. Hope all is well out on the left coast, geezerette.. G'night, all.
	6:00pm Stanley: G'night Sem
	6:03pm northguineahills: @doctorjazz: I got the last 20 seconds, but I've been neglecting Brian's show lately, and he's quality.
	6:05pm David D: Good night, Sem, thanks for listening and commenting!
	6:10pm northguineahills: Sorry Poland, Cambodia can into space, Poland can not (obscure?)
	6:12pm hilmar: some choir will come in as a background noise perhaps soon...i think its nice...do you have choirs in new jersey?
	6:15pm David D: Yes, I need a link to Studio 2 here, where a local choir is recording through the night.
	6:16pm David D: @NGH: Polandball allusions!
	6:17pm northguineahills: (I may or may not have certain connections to PB ;)
	6:20pm David D: NGH: Intriguing!
	6:24pm David D: Do you prepare the PB maps? Are there PB maps?
	🚂 6:25pm redkayak: Thanksgiving greetings all :)
	6:27pm David D: Greetings redkayak! It is now officially the Day of Repentance and Prayer over here.
	6:28pm northguineahills: Yes, there are PB maps (regional and world ones done at least once a year). I'm not one of the artists, but I'm online friends w/ the mods there (not sure how that happened). My advice is sometimes asked for certain things, but they are fun group of lads and lasses. Vexilllology is one of many things I geek out to.
	6:30pm David D: Nice - I've also always been into flags and vexillology!
	6:32pm David D: And maps for that matter...
	6:33pm northguineahills: I do do cartography!
	6:34pm David D: I know - and that is amazing!
	🚂 6:34pm redkayak: Maps? You all may like the writing by Tim Robinson - who has examined and mapped the west coast of Ireland (Connemara regions)
	🚂 6:36pm redkayak: >>>> www.goodreads.com...
	6:36pm northguineahills: Well, this is weird, it' before 7 and I'm leaving work. (just a wee bit of stuff to do tomorrow). Going out for a pint or a dram, probably be home before your done. thanks. Catch you at the tail end! cool, thanks redkayak!
	🚂 6:37pm redkayak: @ngh Happy T'giving :)
	6:37pm northguineahills: crap, I love reading about Gaelic culture. More books for the queue! danks!
	6:41pm doctorjazz: Just got home, been listening in the car, LOVE this L'Arpeggiatta
	6:42pm David D: Welcome back, Doc! Enjoy that dram, NGH!
	6:42pm doctorjazz: (or was it Tavagna, the chorale number, hard to tell in the car)
	6:50pm doctorjazz: Vexillology-I thought that was when I get out of hand and upset my wife..
	6:53pm David D: Yes, I think they might be homonyms.
	6:57pm doctorjazz: I was just thinking, a few minutes ago, there's so much great European jazz being produced, I'd love to hear more on the Subway. Love this Svensson Trio track!
	🚂 6:57pm Listening Out There: Just got here! Will have to listen to the archived version. :)
	6:58pm David D: Greetings Listening Out There!
	🚂 6:59pm Listening Out There: Hey, David...
	6:59pm David D: Doctorjazz: Yes, I agree and this will definitely not be the last!
	🚂 7:06pm Listening Out There: The local library actually has a Esbjörn Svensson CD in its holdings. Will wonders ever cease....
	7:09pm David D: Sounds like they have a great collection!
	🚂 7:11pm Listening Out There: It is. Seattle is supposed to have the second-largest lending library in...the world, I think? It be big...
	7:12pm David D: I find a lot of great stuff at our local library here as well - probably not nearly as much as yours, but it has an excellent and underused collection.
	7:27pm hilmar: libraries might be connected to liberation but its a pity they are not...
	7:31pm David D: Libraries have definitely been connected to a lot of people's personal liberation over the years!
	7:47pm doctorjazz: Klez Out!!!
	7:48pm doctorjazz: Who's the mandolin, Andy Starman?
	7:49pm doctorjazz: (Statman...)
	7:53pm doctorjazz: Looked it up, it is Andy Statman, one of a kind Klezmer /jazz/bluegrass player, thought it sounded like him...
	7:59pm David D: Yes, definitely Statman - I was just trying to remember if he played the clarinet on that track as was listed on the album notes.
	7:59pm David D: And yes, he is fantastic!
	8:02pm David D: Another klezmish tie-in coming up soon...
	8:23pm David D: Last one - for those who have braved all the others...
	8:44pm doctorjazz: What time is it over there, almost 2?
	8:45pm Webhamster Henry: I haven't been posting, but I have been listening! What a wacky set that was!
	8:47pm doctorjazz: Love this Reagan track!
	8:47pm Webhamster Henry: Andy Statman used to sit in with (late WFMU DJ) Citizen Kafka and the Wretched Refuse String Band.
	8:49pm doctorjazz: I went to Brooklyn College when some of the Wretched Refuse String Band members went there as well, they used to play around campus, always loved to hear them (own the original album they released).
	8:50pm David D: Wow, that is an interesting connection. And thanks for joining me on the Bella Ciao journey!
	8:51pm David D: Coming up on 3am here...
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Statman started out playing bluegrass as the "Charlie Parker of the of the mandolin", came to Klezmer and clarinet (and orthodox Judaism) later.
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Mingus x 2, nice...
	8:56pm David D: Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus
	9:01pm David D: It would be interesting to hear more about his personal journey there (Statman).
	9:04pm doctorjazz: He became a "baal te'shuva", that is sort of (not exactly) born again, grew a long beard, went mystical.
	9:05pm doctorjazz: Jim Hall on guitar on the Chico Hamilton track.
	9:06pm David D: It would be interesting to know how his music fit into that and vice-versa.
	9:08pm doctorjazz: He was playing a very spiritual, mystical, Coltrane influenced version of Klezmer on clarinet at one point, grew out of his religious journey, or so I've read.
	9:09pm doctorjazz: And, really intense, late Trane kind of sound.
	9:10pm doctorjazz: {Kim played something from On The Corner yesterday, nice to hear more!
	9:10pm David D: Gotta dig deeper into that...
	9:11pm David D: The choir in Studio 2 here is now getting really loud.
	9:14pm Webhamster Henry: Statman would be a living national treasure if he were Japanese!
	9:18pm David D: Do you think that would help?
	9:19pm doctorjazz: Great set!
	9:21pm David D: Thanks!
	9:23pm doctorjazz: I have some of his stuff, definitely the earlier stuff (but on vinyl), some cd's as well (but, can I find them is another question...). I'll look around for you David.
	9:24pm David D: That would be great!
	9:24pm northguineahills: Wadada Leo Smith!
	9:25pm David D: How was your pint?
	9:27pm northguineahills: I got a job offer to do GIS for Facebook in NYC. It would pay 3x what I make now, but it would be like working for Evil Corp. in Mr. Robot. I love my current job, my dream job, but my wife wants me to take the FB job for two obvious reasons (pay and being back in NYC). I'm saying, no".
	9:27pm David D: Wow, that is a dilemma.
	9:28pm northguineahills: There are some good microbreweries here in north-central FL, they've upped their game!
	9:28pm David D: @Henry: Your allusion finally sunk in. It's late!
	9:29pm northguineahills: (Mrs. ngh hasn't gotten back to me since I told her my decision).
	9:30pm doctorjazz: Tough call (actually doesn't sound like it's tough to you at all, NGH, sounds like you're in a good place, home relations can complicate stuff though) Good luck!
	9:37pm northguineahills: Thanks doctorjazz, I'm done w/ the corporate world. I have the freedom to create my own department from the ground up. The VP drove up 3 hours from the home office to see me (everyone else was on vacation) to ask me about GIS, and my visions of the future of creating a database and geoserver. All of my spending requests were granted. Like everyone else in my company, she was chill as fuck, so, I wasn't nervous through the 5 hour interaction. There's no way I'd trade agency for cash, I love what I'm doing now and what I'll be creating in the future. Fuck FB and their 6 digit salary (says the guy who recently went totally broke)
	9:42pm doctorjazz: Omer Avital is a favorite of mine! Who knows, NGH, if things pan out, may wind up doing as well as the FB gig. The stress differential could be worth it even if not.
	9:43pm northguineahills: (I literally had to borrow money from a friend for cab fare to get to LaGuardia to get to FL) Where were these offers (2nd in two weeks) when I needed them). Omer Avital, new to me, don't know the background. Digdug.
	9:43pm doctorjazz: This is a great album, seen Avital live a few times. Seems to be a descendant of Mingus musically.
	9:45pm northguineahills: Being able to set your own schedule, is worth $$$ unto itself. I've been asked to help curate an open-minded concert series that has international artists coming through this little burg, so, I think I'm staying put (plus, I need to record w/ my band!)
	9:47pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh I'm more or less in the same boat, except Facebook isn't asking.
	9:47pm doctorjazz: Did your band move down as well?
	9:48pm Webhamster Henry: The corporate world is fine until they decide they want to can your department.
	9:48pm doctorjazz: Ahhh, Nina..
	9:48pm northguineahills: @doctorjazz, you're straight up correct about the stress. New band, but I'll play w/ the olf one when I'm back in NYC, we're close friends.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: sigh
	9:50pm doctorjazz: Coming on 4AM, pretty impressive, David!
	9:50pm northguineahills: @Webhamster Henry: That's exactly what happened when DeBlasio was elected, my project at the office of emergency management was cancelled (not specifically due to him, but b/c the budget was slashed for the dept).
	9:51pm David D: In a sense we are talking about freedom...
	9:52pm northguineahills: David tiene fortleza!
	9:53pm David D: Enjoying every minute of it!
	9:54pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh if you were familiar with Notify New York, I wrote the email handler they use.
	9:55pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, David. David's filling in for me on Friday!
	9:57pm doctorjazz: Catch you Friday, rest up David, great show!
	9:57pm Webhamster Henry: A marathon session, for sure! Thanks David!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: I'm grateful.
	10:01pm David D: Thanks everyone for listening and being there! Looking forward, Michael...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from November 21, 2017

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