WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 5, 2018

Listener comments!
	4:03pm Stanley: All aboard the Velvet Underground train
	4:04pm Sem: Love the train, been across Canada on a five day, five night trip I'll never forget. Hello, David, and good evening.
	4:05pm David D: Good evening Stanley and Sem!
	4:07pm David D: Sem: Sounds amazing - where did you stop?
	4:07pm Stanley: When I was a five-year-old kid I used to sneak onto the London Underground Circle Line and ride the bloody thing the whole way, getting out at the station I started at. I still remember the excitement and the smell
	4:10pm David D: Stanley - five! That must have been quite an adventure...
	4:11pm Sem: I was returning from a job on Vancouver Island, headed to a new gig here in the Maritimes. So there was no stopping. Had a roomette with a 4 foot by 6 foot windo, a bed, a loo, and cassettes of my favourite music. Might have been a 2-4 of beer onboard as well. The whoe country rolled by, it was overwhleming. I'd hitch-hiked aross a few years earlier, but the train takes an entirely different route. Stanley, I remember you telling me about that!
	4:15pm Parq: Stanley, I vaguely remember it in the news a couple of years ago that some kid had been found riding the NYC subway for hours (maybe even days) hoping to ride the entire system.
	4:18pm doctorjazz: Love The Gift (I sent a link to it to my daughters once...they didn't speak to me for a while). Hi David and riders.
	4:19pm northguineahills: haha, doctorjazz!
	4:21pm David D: Hello out there Parq, Doctorjazz, NGH!
	4:21pm David D: Sem: The hitchhiking version sounds like quite a story as well...
	4:23pm Uncle Michael: Present!
	4:25pm Sem: Yes, David. Started in San Francisco got to Vancouver and took a sharp left hand turn. Thirteen days in all to the Atlantic. Mid-October. Long story;-D
	4:25pm David D: Good afternoon UM!
	4:26pm David D: Sem, that sounds like full-length book material.
	4:27pm Sem: right hand Senility setting in. Better do as you suggest and get the book written.
	4:27pm Sem: right hand Senility setting in. Better do as you suggest and get the book written.
	4:31pm Gary via app: Howdy
	4:33pm David D: Hey there Gary!
	4:35pm northguineahills: @Sem: It must have been a VERY long left hand turn at Vancouver or a VERY sharp left hand turn to end up at the Atlantic coast heading north ;)
	4:37pm Sem: hah@ngh. I knew a map guy would pick that up/
	4:42pm northguineahills: I give my wife directions using cardinal directions, and it confuses the hell out her. I just tell her, as long as you know where north is, it's easy peasy.
	4:44pm Stanley: My formative experiences prepared me for a 4 day/night train journey in Sudan. Believe me, the roof was the best place to be. Inside, the carriages were hell. Something like this: upload.wikimedia.org...
	4:45pm David D: There are/were? apparently cultures in which the people pretty much orient themselves only according to the cardinal directions.
	4:48pm Sem: I'm guessing no tunnels on the Sudan line?
	4:49pm northguineahills: Not sure where, but I've heard this Los Destellos before....
	4:50pm David D: Stanley: Please tell me you didn't sleep on the roof as well.
	4:51pm northguineahills: You should see the blank faces when I use degrees of north to tell my friends where to go. Then I remember I'm not talking to myself. @Stanley: Don't those trains usually run at a crawl, like around 30km/h tops?
	4:52pm David D: NGH: Now that you mention it, it may have been here. I knew it sounded familiar!
	4:53pm Rich in Washington: this is lovely!
	4:54pm David D: Hello and thanks, Rich!
	4:55pm Rich in Washington: Oh my god. Ade Edmondson is in this band?!
	4:56pm Stanley: ....and to the position of the sun. Same trip I rode a freight train and when caught by the guard he promptly accommodated me in the caboose with him and his family. The chap didn't possess a watch and at one of the frequent and lengthy stops when I asked at what time we would leave he pointed to the position of the sun relative to the horizon. Yes, NGH, I think the maximum we ever managed was 30 mile per hour. The trucks were only marginally quicker due to the absence of any real roads back then.
	5:01pm Stanley: David - of course I slept on the roof. Lying cross-ways you could get a pretty stable position. My fellow travellers also looked out for me.
	5:02pm northguineahills: David, kein befehl, aus scham! nein ordnung!ich werde einen nervenzusammenbruch haben!
	5:03pm northguineahills: I don't know how german compound words work, I just smash as many together as possible.
	5:04pm David D: Rich: Yes, Ade Edmondson founded it - thanks for reminding me!
	5:05pm David D: NGH: Alles in Ordnung?
	5:06pm Stanley: Ade Edmondson is an accomplished musician and singer. I saw him in the reformed Bonzos Dog in the nineties.
	5:07pm David D: Stanley (from before): I can't imagine being able to fall asleep like that, myself!
	5:09pm Stanley: David, one manages all sorts of unimaginable things in one's youth. Oumou Sangaré sounding as good as ever, by the way.
	5:14pm melinda: Nice tunes.
	5:15pm David D: Stanley: Indeed, but that is quite a thing to manage.
	5:15pm David D: Thanks, Melinda!
	5:16pm Stanley: Dug that Eastern sounding French track
	5:17pm melinda: @David I've heard that too about cultures orienting that way. It's weird and fun to imagine a dance class using cardinal directions in lieu of left vs. right.
	5:17pm David D: NGH (upthread): I should add that your compound was just fine...
	5:18pm David D: Melinda: Yes, I'm not sure how that applies to dance and rhythm, I wonder if studies have ever been done.
	5:21pm Stanley: Frimpong sounds Nigerian?
	5:27pm Stanley: Talking of radio. Have you seen this before, David? radio.garden...
	5:27pm northguineahills: Congo-Brazzaville is The Republic of the Congo while Congo-Kinshasa is the Democratic Republic of The Congo. There cleared it up!
	5:30pm northguineahills: For most of the Congo-Kinshasa its name was Zaire, thanks to the dictator Mobuto. (1965-1997).
	5:31pm Stanley: NGH: sounds like Congo-Brazzaville misses out on the democracy business
	5:34pm David D: NGH: Yes, although he did make it easier to tell the two apart for those years. Since then, nobody bothers very much, it seems to me.
	5:37pm Sem: Been thoroughly enjoying the sets, busy in the kitchen with volume way UP. The Mahavishnu Orchestra is sure to make these pork chops extra delcicious. I'm out for today. Thanks once again, DD, and all. Later.
	5:37pm David D: Stanley: Yes, that website is great for radio touring and getting pleasantly lost for hours at a time...
	5:38pm David D: Sem: Thanks - enjoy your meal and evening!
	5:41pm Stanley: Bye Sem and those delicious pork chops
	5:58pm doctorjazz: Never gotten to see Meldhau, really must one of these days, really love his playing.
	5:58pm melinda: I like the Mehldau
	6:02pm David D: Yes, he is touring Europe this year. Berlin in November is the closest for me, if I managed.
	6:11pm Stanley: Here's my stop. Thanks for the ride, David.
	6:12pm David D: Thanks for being there, Stanley.
	6:15pm northguineahills: don't forget to tuck and roll when jumping off, Stanley!
	6:16pm David D: The train is probably going very slowly right now anyway, in terms of bit transmission.
	6:18pm northguineahills: I was going to say I really enjoy whatever this is, and of course, it's a Cage piece.
	6:22pm Uncle Michael: Jan is Czech. How would they pronounce it?
	6:25pm northguineahills: @UM: "Yan"
	6:26pm northguineahills: @David: When you say "me" you mean me as well.
	6:28pm David D: Yes, I wanted to say Yan but had the Mehldau double-bluff on my mind.
	6:29pm Mayuko: Hello, David!
	6:29pm Uncle Michael: I've always pronounced it that way, and "Hammer" as David did; "Hahhmer."
	6:29pm David D: NGH: Glad that I mean you when I say you!
	6:29pm David D: Hello Mayuko!
	6:33pm northguineahills: Hadn't heard Ulman in a decade. Happy tidings Mayuko!
	6:42pm northguineahills: Huh, not familiar w/ Bax, how did that slip my radar?
	6:43pm Doctorjazz: Thanks,, David! On the way home.
	6:47pm David D: Thank you, Doctorjazz, have a good journey home...
	6:51pm David D: NGH: Yes, I believe he was better known at the time, but somewhat less so today.
	6:52pm northguineahills: Reminds me of an English pastoralist DeBussy.
	6:53pm David D: Yes a lot of Debussy vibe there, but not quite, if you know what I mean.
	6:55pm Dean: Bax, Delius, Britten, Vaughan Williams, Holst...I can't get enough of them. We can thank the Naxos, Chandos, and Lyrita labels for keeping Bax on the radar.
	6:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, David.
	7:00pm Rich in Washington: Great show! Fanks!
	7:00pm David D: Thanks UM, Rich, Dean, NGH, and everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 5, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
The Velvet Underground	The Gift – Instrumental	White Light / White Heat	1968/2013	0:00:45 (Pop-up)
Giannis Aggelakas	Neanderthal "Neanderthal" by "Giannis Aggelakas"	Isiha Tragoudia Gia Anemela Livadia	2016	0:08:55 (Pop-up)
Melvil	Les Grandes Familles "Les Grandes Familles" by "Melvil"	Sonic Arsenal	2006	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:15:15 (Pop-up)
Aviv Geffen	Onot "Onot" by "Aviv Geffen"	Hamichtav	1996	0:19:57 (Pop-up)
Rockfour	Lama li lakachat lalev "Lama li lakachat lalev" by "Rockfour"	Behazara Leshablul	1996	0:23:45 (Pop-up)
Arto Anttila	Vuosi ku vuoristorata	Ihanaa Romantiikkaa	2016	0:28:22 (Pop-up)
Lleuwen	Daear a Haul "Daear a Haul" by "Lleuwen"	Penmon	2007	0:30:59 (Pop-up)
Emy Jackson	Tenshi No Itazura "Tenshi No Itazura" by "Emy Jackson"		1966	0:34:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	0:37:10 (Pop-up)
Karussell	Entweder Oder "Entweder Oder" by "Karussell"	Entweder Oder	1979	0:42:03 (Pop-up)
Los Destellos	Para Elisa "Para Elisa" by "Los Destellos"	En Orbita	1969	0:48:03 (Pop-up)
The Bad Shepherds	Rise "Rise" by "The Bad Shepherds"	Yan, Tyan, Tethera, Methera!	2009	0:50:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Butlers	Troika "Troika" by "The Butlers"		1965	0:55:57 (Pop-up)
Les Bantous de la Capitale	Ah, ngai angeline	De Brazzaville à la Havane, vol. 1	1970	1:01:07 (Pop-up)
Oumou Sangaré	Minata Waraba "Minata Waraba" by "Oumou Sangaré"	Mogoya	2017	1:06:02 (Pop-up)
Renaud Garcia-Fons	Tavakkol "Tavakkol" by "Renaud Garcia-Fons"	Navigatore	2001	1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas	Kyenkyen Bi Adi M'Awu		1976	1:15:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eumir Deodato	Summertime "Summertime" by "Eumir Deodato"	The Crossing	2010	1:22:32 (Pop-up)
Mahavishnu Orchestra	The Dance of Maya	The Inner Mounting Flame	1971	1:32:46 (Pop-up)
Mark Turner Quartet	Year of the Rabbit	Lathe of Heaven	2004	1:40:02 (Pop-up)
Brad Mehldau Trio	Ode "Ode" by "Brad Mehldau Trio"	Ode	2012	1:52:08 (Pop-up)
Per Nørgård	A Light Hour I "A Light Hour I" by "Per Nørgård"	Per Nørgård: A Light Hour	2009	1:58:20 (Pop-up)
Quatuor Hêlios	Imaginary Landscape No. 2	John Cage - Works for Percussion	1991	2:13:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008	2:19:13 (Pop-up)
Ulman	Nie mehr "Nie mehr" by "Ulman"	Electrokustica	2009	2:27:11 (Pop-up)
Sandén-Nygårds-Carr	Nu tystnat den ljuveliga sången	Tänk Om - Imagine If	2012	2:32:38 (Pop-up)
David Lloyd-Jones: Royal Scottish National Orchestra	Arnold Bax: In The Faery Hills	Bax: Symphony #1, In The Faery Hills, Garden Of Fand	1997	2:37:27 (Pop-up)
Jiří Suchý with Pavlína Filipovská	Po ulici bloumat (Standing On The Corner)	Hraj, Hraj, Hraj	1965	2:52:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:54:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:03pm Stanley: All aboard the Velvet Underground train
	4:04pm Sem: Love the train, been across Canada on a five day, five night trip I'll never forget. Hello, David, and good evening.
	4:05pm David D: Good evening Stanley and Sem!
	4:07pm David D: Sem: Sounds amazing - where did you stop?
	4:07pm Stanley: When I was a five-year-old kid I used to sneak onto the London Underground Circle Line and ride the bloody thing the whole way, getting out at the station I started at. I still remember the excitement and the smell
	4:10pm David D: Stanley - five! That must have been quite an adventure...
	4:11pm Sem: I was returning from a job on Vancouver Island, headed to a new gig here in the Maritimes. So there was no stopping. Had a roomette with a 4 foot by 6 foot windo, a bed, a loo, and cassettes of my favourite music. Might have been a 2-4 of beer onboard as well. The whoe country rolled by, it was overwhleming. I'd hitch-hiked aross a few years earlier, but the train takes an entirely different route. Stanley, I remember you telling me about that!
	4:15pm Parq: Stanley, I vaguely remember it in the news a couple of years ago that some kid had been found riding the NYC subway for hours (maybe even days) hoping to ride the entire system.
	4:18pm doctorjazz: Love The Gift (I sent a link to it to my daughters once...they didn't speak to me for a while). Hi David and riders.
	4:19pm northguineahills: haha, doctorjazz!
	4:21pm David D: Hello out there Parq, Doctorjazz, NGH!
	4:21pm David D: Sem: The hitchhiking version sounds like quite a story as well...
	4:23pm Uncle Michael: Present!
	4:25pm Sem: Yes, David. Started in San Francisco got to Vancouver and took a sharp left hand turn. Thirteen days in all to the Atlantic. Mid-October. Long story;-D
	4:25pm David D: Good afternoon UM!
	4:26pm David D: Sem, that sounds like full-length book material.
	4:27pm Sem: right hand Senility setting in. Better do as you suggest and get the book written.
	4:27pm Sem: right hand Senility setting in. Better do as you suggest and get the book written.
	4:31pm Gary via app: Howdy
	4:33pm David D: Hey there Gary!
	4:35pm northguineahills: @Sem: It must have been a VERY long left hand turn at Vancouver or a VERY sharp left hand turn to end up at the Atlantic coast heading north ;)
	4:37pm Sem: hah@ngh. I knew a map guy would pick that up/
	4:42pm northguineahills: I give my wife directions using cardinal directions, and it confuses the hell out her. I just tell her, as long as you know where north is, it's easy peasy.
	4:44pm Stanley: My formative experiences prepared me for a 4 day/night train journey in Sudan. Believe me, the roof was the best place to be. Inside, the carriages were hell. Something like this: upload.wikimedia.org...
	4:45pm David D: There are/were? apparently cultures in which the people pretty much orient themselves only according to the cardinal directions.
	4:48pm Sem: I'm guessing no tunnels on the Sudan line?
	4:49pm northguineahills: Not sure where, but I've heard this Los Destellos before....
	4:50pm David D: Stanley: Please tell me you didn't sleep on the roof as well.
	4:51pm northguineahills: You should see the blank faces when I use degrees of north to tell my friends where to go. Then I remember I'm not talking to myself. @Stanley: Don't those trains usually run at a crawl, like around 30km/h tops?
	4:52pm David D: NGH: Now that you mention it, it may have been here. I knew it sounded familiar!
	4:53pm Rich in Washington: this is lovely!
	4:54pm David D: Hello and thanks, Rich!
	4:55pm Rich in Washington: Oh my god. Ade Edmondson is in this band?!
	4:56pm Stanley: ....and to the position of the sun. Same trip I rode a freight train and when caught by the guard he promptly accommodated me in the caboose with him and his family. The chap didn't possess a watch and at one of the frequent and lengthy stops when I asked at what time we would leave he pointed to the position of the sun relative to the horizon. Yes, NGH, I think the maximum we ever managed was 30 mile per hour. The trucks were only marginally quicker due to the absence of any real roads back then.
	5:01pm Stanley: David - of course I slept on the roof. Lying cross-ways you could get a pretty stable position. My fellow travellers also looked out for me.
	5:02pm northguineahills: David, kein befehl, aus scham! nein ordnung!ich werde einen nervenzusammenbruch haben!
	5:03pm northguineahills: I don't know how german compound words work, I just smash as many together as possible.
	5:04pm David D: Rich: Yes, Ade Edmondson founded it - thanks for reminding me!
	5:05pm David D: NGH: Alles in Ordnung?
	5:06pm Stanley: Ade Edmondson is an accomplished musician and singer. I saw him in the reformed Bonzos Dog in the nineties.
	5:07pm David D: Stanley (from before): I can't imagine being able to fall asleep like that, myself!
	5:09pm Stanley: David, one manages all sorts of unimaginable things in one's youth. Oumou Sangaré sounding as good as ever, by the way.
	5:14pm melinda: Nice tunes.
	5:15pm David D: Stanley: Indeed, but that is quite a thing to manage.
	5:15pm David D: Thanks, Melinda!
	5:16pm Stanley: Dug that Eastern sounding French track
	5:17pm melinda: @David I've heard that too about cultures orienting that way. It's weird and fun to imagine a dance class using cardinal directions in lieu of left vs. right.
	5:17pm David D: NGH (upthread): I should add that your compound was just fine...
	5:18pm David D: Melinda: Yes, I'm not sure how that applies to dance and rhythm, I wonder if studies have ever been done.
	5:21pm Stanley: Frimpong sounds Nigerian?
	5:27pm Stanley: Talking of radio. Have you seen this before, David? radio.garden...
	5:27pm northguineahills: Congo-Brazzaville is The Republic of the Congo while Congo-Kinshasa is the Democratic Republic of The Congo. There cleared it up!
	5:30pm northguineahills: For most of the Congo-Kinshasa its name was Zaire, thanks to the dictator Mobuto. (1965-1997).
	5:31pm Stanley: NGH: sounds like Congo-Brazzaville misses out on the democracy business
	5:34pm David D: NGH: Yes, although he did make it easier to tell the two apart for those years. Since then, nobody bothers very much, it seems to me.
	5:37pm Sem: Been thoroughly enjoying the sets, busy in the kitchen with volume way UP. The Mahavishnu Orchestra is sure to make these pork chops extra delcicious. I'm out for today. Thanks once again, DD, and all. Later.
	5:37pm David D: Stanley: Yes, that website is great for radio touring and getting pleasantly lost for hours at a time...
	5:38pm David D: Sem: Thanks - enjoy your meal and evening!
	5:41pm Stanley: Bye Sem and those delicious pork chops
	5:58pm doctorjazz: Never gotten to see Meldhau, really must one of these days, really love his playing.
	5:58pm melinda: I like the Mehldau
	6:02pm David D: Yes, he is touring Europe this year. Berlin in November is the closest for me, if I managed.
	6:11pm Stanley: Here's my stop. Thanks for the ride, David.
	6:12pm David D: Thanks for being there, Stanley.
	6:15pm northguineahills: don't forget to tuck and roll when jumping off, Stanley!
	6:16pm David D: The train is probably going very slowly right now anyway, in terms of bit transmission.
	6:18pm northguineahills: I was going to say I really enjoy whatever this is, and of course, it's a Cage piece.
	6:22pm Uncle Michael: Jan is Czech. How would they pronounce it?
	6:25pm northguineahills: @UM: "Yan"
	6:26pm northguineahills: @David: When you say "me" you mean me as well.
	6:28pm David D: Yes, I wanted to say Yan but had the Mehldau double-bluff on my mind.
	6:29pm Mayuko: Hello, David!
	6:29pm Uncle Michael: I've always pronounced it that way, and "Hammer" as David did; "Hahhmer."
	6:29pm David D: NGH: Glad that I mean you when I say you!
	6:29pm David D: Hello Mayuko!
	6:33pm northguineahills: Hadn't heard Ulman in a decade. Happy tidings Mayuko!
	6:42pm northguineahills: Huh, not familiar w/ Bax, how did that slip my radar?
	6:43pm Doctorjazz: Thanks,, David! On the way home.
	6:47pm David D: Thank you, Doctorjazz, have a good journey home...
	6:51pm David D: NGH: Yes, I believe he was better known at the time, but somewhat less so today.
	6:52pm northguineahills: Reminds me of an English pastoralist DeBussy.
	6:53pm David D: Yes a lot of Debussy vibe there, but not quite, if you know what I mean.
	6:55pm Dean: Bax, Delius, Britten, Vaughan Williams, Holst...I can't get enough of them. We can thank the Naxos, Chandos, and Lyrita labels for keeping Bax on the radar.
	6:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, David.
	7:00pm Rich in Washington: Great show! Fanks!
	7:00pm David D: Thanks UM, Rich, Dean, NGH, and everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 5, 2018

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