WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 24, 2018

Listener comments!
	4:03pm melinda: Hello!
	4:08pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:09pm Sem: Hello and good evening, David. Hi, melinda. This is a rockin' thing.
	4:10pm Gary via app: Hola, ppl
	4:11pm David D: Greetings Sem and Gary!
	4:12pm Jeff Golick: It's nothin'...but I like it.
	4:15pm David D: Thanks, Jeff, and yes, nothing to hear here...
	4:16pm Sem: Kashtin was played a great deal in it's time on the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
	4:17pm Gary via app: Some of you know this already, but it’s news to me: WFMU turned 60 today: http://www.wfmu.org/LCD/21/timeline.html
	4:19pm Gary via app: I think sneah means love — it’s in so many songs — so probably Honey Love or Live Like Honey would be most accurate?
	4:21pm doctorjazz: Hi David and folks, too much of nothing can make a man ill at ease...
	4:23pm Stanley: G'abend David und Rundfunkhörer
	4:24pm David D: Hello and hallo Doctorjazz and Stanley!
	4:26pm David D: Gary: Yes, indeed, I just got that memo myself, in fact - virtual 60th anniversary drinks on the house!
	4:26pm Parq: Édouard Manet's "Luncheon on the Grass" was riffed on for a Bow Wow Wow album cover. i.pinimg.com...
	4:26pm Gary via app: *Love
	4:28pm David D: And yes, I discovered I had the track twice - once as Nothing to be Ashamed of, and once as Love Like Honey. I guess it's about not being ashamed by the love.
	4:29pm David D: Hey Parq!
	4:33pm Jeff Golick: ...and also the New Jazz Orch. cover: www.discogs.com...
	4:37pm Jeff Golick: And: www.artnet.com...
	4:41pm David D: The Breastfeeders oddly just went with this: www.discogs.com...
	4:42pm Parq: Presumably, the girl in the Breastfeeders was not willing to do nudity.
	4:43pm Parq: Going back to Gary's post of the LCD page, I want to say thank you, as it made for interesting reading. Okay, I'd better get back to work.
	4:47pm northguineahills: Love that Pell Mell!
	4:48pm David D: Yes, that is a very interesting link for the occasion- wfmu.org... (Thanks, Gary!). I guess this track is the closest I'll get to a Lutheran service tonight.
	4:50pm David D: NGH!
	4:52pm Parq: I see what you did there.
	4:53pm David D: I did nothing!
	4:53pm melinda: I love the Fugs.
	4:53pm Dean: According to For the Record, July 14, 1958, the Broadcast Bureau granted WFMU a license on June 30. FTR March 10, 1958, notes assignment of the call letters.
	4:53pm northguineahills: Fugs!
	4:53pm doctorjazz: Love this Fugs track, Gornisht mit gornisht.
	4:58pm Dean: From the Nov. 2, 1968, Billboard "Vox Jox" column by Claude Hall, this: WFMU-FM at Upsala College in East Orange, N.J., has been playing progressive rock and, to be frank, has some of the best programming available in this format anywhere in the nation. But, being a non-commercial listener-sponsored college station, the station must depend on donations. Nov. 30, the station will go off the air unless a fund-raising marathon beginning Oct. 28 works out. The marathon will last 24 hours daily for about two weeks. They n eed artists for on-air appearances and anything else anyone can do to help.
	5:00pm melinda: @Dean nice bit of history
	5:01pm melinda: Wasn't 1968 the year it went freeform?
	5:04pm Dean: According to the WFMU timeline linked above: 12. November 4, 1967: First WFMU Freeform show, Vin Scelsa's The Closet,debuts (midnight-6am).
	5:04pm David D: Thanks, Dean! Someone should write a book on the history of the station (hint. hint)...
	5:06pm doctorjazz: The FMU movie was fun.
	5:11pm melinda: When I restart my Netflix streaming account I want to watch the FMU movie again.
	5:11pm northguineahills: oh bloody hell, just sat down and looked at the playlist. Yo tengo nada!
	5:13pm Dean: Will there be Alleycats?
	5:14pm Dean: Rather Alley Cats?
	5:15pm Parq: You got nothing on me, NGH. I commented on the link between the Lied des Teufels and the Fugs without noticing the theme of the rest of the stuff.
	5:20pm David D: @Melinda: The FMU film is unfortunately not on Netflex over here - among many, many other things.
	5:21pm northguineahills: jaja!, Parq!
	5:21pm Stanley: Eddie Palmieri - I could have guessed. Nice.
	5:21pm melinda: That really sucks, David
	5:26pm David D: @Melinda: Yes, it has something to do with rights, etc.
	5:39pm Sem: Nothing personal, David, but this is where I say goodnight to you, and all, and with sincerity say, "Thanks for nothing." Later.
	5:41pm David D: Nothing else to say but thanks, Sem!
	5:45pm David D: @NGH: You reminded me before of this map of internet laugh representations around the world: mapsontheweb.zoom-maps.com...
	5:49pm northguineahills: @David: Wife got me to "jeje" and "jaja". And, as you know, know it's not to different from the the Scandi or Germanic countries either (assuming people there laugh ;)
	5:50pm northguineahills: too different, why can't I English (or any other language)?
	5:52pm Parq: Ohh, Trane's "All or Nothing At All".
	5:52pm doctorjazz: Trane just jumps out of the radio.
	5:54pm David D: @NGH: People here tend to haha as in English and I guess all the other grey parts of the map. The 55555 in Thailand is particularly interesting, calls out for wider adoption...
	5:54pm David D: Doc. I know what you mean!
	5:55pm doctorjazz: Blood jumps out as well...
	5:57pm northguineahills: I can't remember which book it was, but I distinctively remember as a 12-year old reading a book where the Swedes and Germans laughed as "jajaja", and there was actually some sprinkled Swedish and German in it w/ translations in the footnotes.
	5:58pm northguineahills: 5 is phonetically "Ha" in Thai (used to know that, had to look it up).
	6:00pm northguineahills: I've sampled this Sun Ra many times....
	6:09pm doctorjazz: Thanks for Nothin', David! Time to hit the Staten Island Expressway, great show!
	6:09pm David D: Thanks, Doctorjazz, say hi to SI!
	6:24pm David D: NGH: Back to the book of laughter -it must have been a typo with jaja (=yesyes), which sounds more like annoyance than mirth in German.
	6:33pm northguineahills: I picked up a lot of 50s Deutsche vinyl last time I was in Germany (and some Stockhausen). Even some older 78s.
	6:34pm David D: That's great! I hope they all survived the journey.
	6:36pm northguineahills: I knew "ja" was an informal "yes". The Germanic J is closer to a Y then an H. Yep, still have all of it (hit a lot flea markets [but nicer]).
	6:38pm Dean: One of my daughter's friends from our neighborhood, a young girl of five or six, was named after Hildegard Knef.
	6:42pm northguineahills: Dean: Wow!
	6:47pm David D: Not a lot kids named Hildegard here today - but I can imagine it coming back.
	6:49pm Dean: My assumption was that the medieval composer (inter alia) was the namesake.
	6:49pm Dean: Hmmm, was Tatum O'Neill names after Art?
	6:50pm Dean: Er, O'Neal
	6:51pm David D: It could have been - but there have been others as well. Good question...
	6:52pm northguineahills: @Dean: Hildegaard von Bingen?
	6:53pm Dean: Yes. First Hildega(a)rd who comes to (my) mind.
	6:54pm northguineahills: (listened to a podcast about her about a year ago, so still fresh in the noggin).(History of Philosophy w/o any Gaps).
	6:54pm northguineahills: Arigato, David!
	6:55pm Dean: Hie thee to Sequentia's two, count 'em, TWO recordings of HvB's magnum opus, Ordo Virtutum! Prepare to be scared mightily when the devil makes his entrance.
	6:56pm Dean: Really, The Alley Cats' "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore" would have fit in nicely today.
	7:00pm David D: Thanks Dean, next nothingtime, I guess...
	7:00pm David D: And thanks everyone - have a great week!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 24, 2018

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April 24, 2018: Much ado

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Pan Ron	Paem Nas Sneha "Paem Nas Sneha" by "Pan Ron"			0:02:04 (Pop-up)
Radek Tomášek	Zpíval Jen Rokenrol, Nic Víc		1977	0:05:01 (Pop-up)
Les Breastfeeders	Y a rien à faire	Déjeuner sur l'herbe	2004	0:08:08 (Pop-up)
Martin & La Talpoj	Pli ol nenio "Pli ol nenio" by "Martin & La Talpoj"	Pli ol nenio	2007	0:10:20 (Pop-up)
Kashtin	Apu Tshekuan Nikan'kuian (Nothing Can Stop Me)	Innu	1991	0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:16:10 (Pop-up)
Tárkány-Müvek	Semmi Sem Hasonlít Hozzád (Nothing Compares To You)	Introducing Tárkány-Müvek	2012	0:21:50 (Pop-up)
Nomada	Man nasias Khanchi / I Have Got Nothing Left	Hangvető 2006 - 2007 Válogatás - Compilation	2008	0:26:40 (Pop-up)
Guignol	All or Nothing Machine "All or Nothing Machine" by "Guignol"	Guignol	2004	0:30:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rockabye Baby!	William, It Was Really Nothing	Lullaby Renditions of The Smiths	2012	0:33:05 (Pop-up)
Pell Mell	Nothing Lies Still Long	Interstate	1995	0:36:57 (Pop-up)
Lied des Teufels	Nichts "Nichts" by "Lied des Teufels"	Lied des Teufels	1973	0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Fugs	Nothing "Nothing" by "Fugs"	The Fugs First Album	1965	0:50:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tom Hazleton	Porgy and Bess: I got plenty o' nuttin - Bess you is my woman - It ain't necessarily so (arr. for organ)	Stairway to the Stars	1994	0:54:42 (Pop-up)
Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra	Ne Rien Voir, Dire, Entendre	The Reason Why Vol. 3	2017	1:00:50 (Pop-up)
Ramito, el Cantor de la Montaña	Nada por nada	Parrandeando	1981	1:09:35 (Pop-up)
Orquesta Casino de Hugo Macedo	Yo No Pido Nada	Gozalo! Bugalu Tropical Vol.4	196X/2011	1:12:30 (Pop-up)
Eddie Palmieri	Nada de ti "Nada de ti" by "Eddie Palmieri"	The Sun of Latin Music	1974	1:14:53 (Pop-up)
Marcos Valle	Não Tem Nada Não "Não Tem Nada Não" by "Marcos Valle"	Previsão do Tempo	1973	1:21:12 (Pop-up)
Stockholm Lisboa Project	Nada há como dançar/Hamburger	Janela	2016	1:24:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tom Hazleton	Porgy and Bess: I got plenty o' nuttin - Bess you is my woman - It ain't necessarily so (arr. for organ)	Stairway to the Stars	1994	1:27:30 (Pop-up)
Annamateur & Außensaiter	Nothing Personal	Walgesänge	2005	1:35:06 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Dauner Trio	Nothing To Declare	Output	1970	1:40:06 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane Quartet	All or Nothing at All	Ballads	1962	1:50:39 (Pop-up)
James Blood Ulmer	Nothing to Say "Nothing to Say" by "James Blood Ulmer"	Tales of Captain Black	1978	1:54:06 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Outer Nothingness "Outer Nothingness" by "Sun Ra"	Heliocentric Worlds, Vol. 1	1965	1:58:17 (Pop-up)
Paul Bley	Nothing Ever Was, Anyway	Open, to Love	1973	2:05:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nick Smart Trio	I've Got Plenty Of Nothing	Remembering Louis Armstrong	2008	2:11:48 (Pop-up)
Σωτήρης Κόλλιας	Τίποτα δε λογαριάζω		1957	2:21:28 (Pop-up)
Rudolf Antonín Dvorský	Lepsi neco nezli nic (Little Is Better than Nothing)		193X	2:24:42 (Pop-up)
Oldřich Kovář	Pro nic - za nic		193X	2:27:29 (Pop-up)
Comedian Harmonists	Ein bisschen Leichtsinn kann nichts schaden			2:30:34 (Pop-up)
Christine Kitrell	You Ain't Nothing But Trouble		1952	2:32:53 (Pop-up)
Hildegard Knef	Nichts haut mich um - aber Du (I Get A Kick Out Of You)	Hildegard Knef singt Cole Porter	1968	2:35:01 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday	Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me	All Or Nothing At All	1958	2:38:17 (Pop-up)
Sören Rydgren	Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me	From My Heart	2004	2:42:24 (Pop-up)
Art Tatum	Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me		1955	2:46:23 (Pop-up)
Édith Piaf	Non, je ne regrette rien	Non, je ne regrette rien	1960	2:51:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:53:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:03pm melinda: Hello!
	4:08pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:09pm Sem: Hello and good evening, David. Hi, melinda. This is a rockin' thing.
	4:10pm Gary via app: Hola, ppl
	4:11pm David D: Greetings Sem and Gary!
	4:12pm Jeff Golick: It's nothin'...but I like it.
	4:15pm David D: Thanks, Jeff, and yes, nothing to hear here...
	4:16pm Sem: Kashtin was played a great deal in it's time on the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
	4:17pm Gary via app: Some of you know this already, but it’s news to me: WFMU turned 60 today: http://www.wfmu.org/LCD/21/timeline.html
	4:19pm Gary via app: I think sneah means love — it’s in so many songs — so probably Honey Love or Live Like Honey would be most accurate?
	4:21pm doctorjazz: Hi David and folks, too much of nothing can make a man ill at ease...
	4:23pm Stanley: G'abend David und Rundfunkhörer
	4:24pm David D: Hello and hallo Doctorjazz and Stanley!
	4:26pm David D: Gary: Yes, indeed, I just got that memo myself, in fact - virtual 60th anniversary drinks on the house!
	4:26pm Parq: Édouard Manet's "Luncheon on the Grass" was riffed on for a Bow Wow Wow album cover. i.pinimg.com...
	4:26pm Gary via app: *Love
	4:28pm David D: And yes, I discovered I had the track twice - once as Nothing to be Ashamed of, and once as Love Like Honey. I guess it's about not being ashamed by the love.
	4:29pm David D: Hey Parq!
	4:33pm Jeff Golick: ...and also the New Jazz Orch. cover: www.discogs.com...
	4:37pm Jeff Golick: And: www.artnet.com...
	4:41pm David D: The Breastfeeders oddly just went with this: www.discogs.com...
	4:42pm Parq: Presumably, the girl in the Breastfeeders was not willing to do nudity.
	4:43pm Parq: Going back to Gary's post of the LCD page, I want to say thank you, as it made for interesting reading. Okay, I'd better get back to work.
	4:47pm northguineahills: Love that Pell Mell!
	4:48pm David D: Yes, that is a very interesting link for the occasion- wfmu.org... (Thanks, Gary!). I guess this track is the closest I'll get to a Lutheran service tonight.
	4:50pm David D: NGH!
	4:52pm Parq: I see what you did there.
	4:53pm David D: I did nothing!
	4:53pm melinda: I love the Fugs.
	4:53pm Dean: According to For the Record, July 14, 1958, the Broadcast Bureau granted WFMU a license on June 30. FTR March 10, 1958, notes assignment of the call letters.
	4:53pm northguineahills: Fugs!
	4:53pm doctorjazz: Love this Fugs track, Gornisht mit gornisht.
	4:58pm Dean: From the Nov. 2, 1968, Billboard "Vox Jox" column by Claude Hall, this: WFMU-FM at Upsala College in East Orange, N.J., has been playing progressive rock and, to be frank, has some of the best programming available in this format anywhere in the nation. But, being a non-commercial listener-sponsored college station, the station must depend on donations. Nov. 30, the station will go off the air unless a fund-raising marathon beginning Oct. 28 works out. The marathon will last 24 hours daily for about two weeks. They n eed artists for on-air appearances and anything else anyone can do to help.
	5:00pm melinda: @Dean nice bit of history
	5:01pm melinda: Wasn't 1968 the year it went freeform?
	5:04pm Dean: According to the WFMU timeline linked above: 12. November 4, 1967: First WFMU Freeform show, Vin Scelsa's The Closet,debuts (midnight-6am).
	5:04pm David D: Thanks, Dean! Someone should write a book on the history of the station (hint. hint)...
	5:06pm doctorjazz: The FMU movie was fun.
	5:11pm melinda: When I restart my Netflix streaming account I want to watch the FMU movie again.
	5:11pm northguineahills: oh bloody hell, just sat down and looked at the playlist. Yo tengo nada!
	5:13pm Dean: Will there be Alleycats?
	5:14pm Dean: Rather Alley Cats?
	5:15pm Parq: You got nothing on me, NGH. I commented on the link between the Lied des Teufels and the Fugs without noticing the theme of the rest of the stuff.
	5:20pm David D: @Melinda: The FMU film is unfortunately not on Netflex over here - among many, many other things.
	5:21pm northguineahills: jaja!, Parq!
	5:21pm Stanley: Eddie Palmieri - I could have guessed. Nice.
	5:21pm melinda: That really sucks, David
	5:26pm David D: @Melinda: Yes, it has something to do with rights, etc.
	5:39pm Sem: Nothing personal, David, but this is where I say goodnight to you, and all, and with sincerity say, "Thanks for nothing." Later.
	5:41pm David D: Nothing else to say but thanks, Sem!
	5:45pm David D: @NGH: You reminded me before of this map of internet laugh representations around the world: mapsontheweb.zoom-maps.com...
	5:49pm northguineahills: @David: Wife got me to "jeje" and "jaja". And, as you know, know it's not to different from the the Scandi or Germanic countries either (assuming people there laugh ;)
	5:50pm northguineahills: too different, why can't I English (or any other language)?
	5:52pm Parq: Ohh, Trane's "All or Nothing At All".
	5:52pm doctorjazz: Trane just jumps out of the radio.
	5:54pm David D: @NGH: People here tend to haha as in English and I guess all the other grey parts of the map. The 55555 in Thailand is particularly interesting, calls out for wider adoption...
	5:54pm David D: Doc. I know what you mean!
	5:55pm doctorjazz: Blood jumps out as well...
	5:57pm northguineahills: I can't remember which book it was, but I distinctively remember as a 12-year old reading a book where the Swedes and Germans laughed as "jajaja", and there was actually some sprinkled Swedish and German in it w/ translations in the footnotes.
	5:58pm northguineahills: 5 is phonetically "Ha" in Thai (used to know that, had to look it up).
	6:00pm northguineahills: I've sampled this Sun Ra many times....
	6:09pm doctorjazz: Thanks for Nothin', David! Time to hit the Staten Island Expressway, great show!
	6:09pm David D: Thanks, Doctorjazz, say hi to SI!
	6:24pm David D: NGH: Back to the book of laughter -it must have been a typo with jaja (=yesyes), which sounds more like annoyance than mirth in German.
	6:33pm northguineahills: I picked up a lot of 50s Deutsche vinyl last time I was in Germany (and some Stockhausen). Even some older 78s.
	6:34pm David D: That's great! I hope they all survived the journey.
	6:36pm northguineahills: I knew "ja" was an informal "yes". The Germanic J is closer to a Y then an H. Yep, still have all of it (hit a lot flea markets [but nicer]).
	6:38pm Dean: One of my daughter's friends from our neighborhood, a young girl of five or six, was named after Hildegard Knef.
	6:42pm northguineahills: Dean: Wow!
	6:47pm David D: Not a lot kids named Hildegard here today - but I can imagine it coming back.
	6:49pm Dean: My assumption was that the medieval composer (inter alia) was the namesake.
	6:49pm Dean: Hmmm, was Tatum O'Neill names after Art?
	6:50pm Dean: Er, O'Neal
	6:51pm David D: It could have been - but there have been others as well. Good question...
	6:52pm northguineahills: @Dean: Hildegaard von Bingen?
	6:53pm Dean: Yes. First Hildega(a)rd who comes to (my) mind.
	6:54pm northguineahills: (listened to a podcast about her about a year ago, so still fresh in the noggin).(History of Philosophy w/o any Gaps).
	6:54pm northguineahills: Arigato, David!
	6:55pm Dean: Hie thee to Sequentia's two, count 'em, TWO recordings of HvB's magnum opus, Ordo Virtutum! Prepare to be scared mightily when the devil makes his entrance.
	6:56pm Dean: Really, The Alley Cats' "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore" would have fit in nicely today.
	7:00pm David D: Thanks Dean, next nothingtime, I guess...
	7:00pm David D: And thanks everyone - have a great week!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 24, 2018

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