WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from October 2, 2018

Listener comments!
	🚂 4:00pm Listening Out There: Me first!
	4:01pm melinda: 2nd
	4:01pm Sem: me-me-me. Now in good voice to sing along during Continental Subway. Hello, David, LOT.
	4:01pm Sem: What, another me?
	🚂 4:03pm βrian: Is Jane here, as well?
	4:03pm Webhamster Henry: Got any Aznavour today?
	4:04pm David D: Hey L.O.T., Melinda, Sem, βrian...
	🚂 4:04pm Listening Out There: Roger, D2...
	4:06pm David D: Henry: No plans for today, perhaps soon...
	4:11pm Webhamster Henry: I'm just trying to shove in some requests, that's all!
	4:12pm fred: Good evening David and all
	4:12pm David D: Good evening, Fred!
	4:14pm David D: Thanks, Henry! I think I will in a week or two...
	4:19pm Gary via app: Hola!
	4:22pm David D: Hola Gary! Como estas?
	🚂 4:23pm βrian: I think I've sprained my vowel.
	4:23pm David D: Your β should protect you.
	4:27pm Gary via app: Just getting off work and listening on the long commute home
	4:28pm Jeff Golick: I'm here via Gary's recent tweet.
	4:29pm David D: Hey Jeff - and thanks for tweeting, Gary!
	4:31pm fred: I have a bad Pogues non-story: while in college, I once skipped a class to go to my fave pub, and they were out of Guinness. As if that wasn't bad enough, the owner explained The Pogues had been there the evening before and drank it all while singing and playing
	4:32pm northguineahills: Wait, you can get off work at 4:30? I just got back from lunch 30 minutes ago. (I guess I'd have to get to work earlier, at least I only have 12-15 minute commute).
	4:32pm David D: Fred: What a way not to get beer!
	4:33pm Gary via app: Of course!
	4:38pm David D: NGH, 4:30 lunch sounds about right to me...
	4:38pm Gary via app: @NGH, I wake at 5 am to get to work at 8 am to leave at 4 pm and get home at 6–6:30 pm ... not enviable!
	4:41pm David D: Gary: That wouldn't be my first choice.
	4:45pm Parq: Jerry González, Otis Rush and Charles Aznavour are standing on line at the Pearly Gates. Otis turns to the others and says ...
	4:45pm fred: I must confess my schedule is really nice: I get to work somewhere between 11am and noon, leave between 7 and 9 depending on whether I'm going to a show and when it starts, and if so get home at 1 or 2am
	🚂 4:45pm βrian: I often scoot out the door at 3:45. But I almost always continue things at home.
	4:47pm hilmar: i wish i could have ever been in a bar were shane mcgowan was performing beer drinking the night before...cheers...i leave my flat in the morning at 1pm..
	4:49pm Parq: Fred at 4:31, ouch!
	4:49pm northguineahills: I wake at 6:30, leave for work at 9:45, and get there at 10. I'll take an hour lunch or so, and go home around 8ish. (usually to bed by 1:30)
	4:51pm David D: Hey Parq and Hilmar - sounds like we have every possible schedule represented.
	🚂 4:52pm βrian: It's cost-prohibitive to drive to work here, but by bike or by bus it's 20-25 minutes. Not too bad.
	4:54pm fred: @ngh: My morning schedule is pretty close to yours, except my commute take about an hour (unreliable buses every twenty minutes, it's a crapshoot)
	4:54pm Webhamster Henry: Billy Murray : not often heard without MAC's show!
	4:56pm Webhamster Henry: I recently cut my commute in half by bringing my laptop into the bedroom.
	🚂 4:58pm βrian: Do you commute in your underwear?
	4:59pm northguineahills: Oh god, my wife loves Billy Murray. When I met her 11 years ago, the made me a playlist full of Bill Murray tracks. I could ride my bike to work, but it would be about 45 minutes each way, and the last 2 km are on a major highway (w/ an non-separated designated bike lane), then there's the fact that it rains every day for 9 months of the year, and the nearest restaurant is 5km away for lunch.
	🚂 5:05pm βrian: Thanks, David. Time to get on the City Bus.
	5:06pm Parq: While I definitely associate Billy Murray with MAC, it was Irwin who first introduced me to his work.
	5:07pm David D: Thanks, βrian - have a good ride!
	5:10pm David D: I commute about 3 feet to my computer. Sometimes I take my bike for a long ride first, though, which can help me get to work in fact.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Over here, the buses are only frequent around the downtown area (near where I live) and the university campuses. Otherwise, it's one per 30-45 mins per route. However, the busses have bike racks on the front, which is nice.
	5:13pm Webhamster Henry: The busses here are kind of rare and don't really go places that need going to. I bike, usually. I'm in the bustling metropolis of Kingston NY, one of the little Brooklyns of the North.
	5:19pm Gary via app: I’ve always wanted to visit Kingston
	5:21pm Parq: "Jews with Horns is a pretty hilarious name for a klezmer album.
	5:24pm Webhamster Henry: I was waiting for some Andy Statman! I've seen him play with the late WFMU DJ Citizen Kafka's band, the Wretched Refuse String Band.
	🚂 5:25pm Michael 98145: nice -
	5:26pm David D: Thanks, Michael 98145!
	5:27pm David D: Henry: Wow, that must have been quite a show.
	5:27pm David D: Parq: The Klezmatics' humor shining through...
	5:28pm Parq: I agree with David, Henry. That must have been unforgettable.
	5:29pm Parq: I always did like the Klezmatics. Dug the Klezmorim, too.
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: Statman would either be playing mandolin or clarinet. You can hear him in some of the cuts on Irene's yearly "Shulcoth" Kafka tribute shows, meticulously archived by Ed Haber.
	🚂 5:33pm Michael 98145: - they expected Meshiekh ... and got the Donald -
	5:36pm Webhamster Henry: www.nyfolklore.org...
	5:39pm Sem: Lovely read, thanks, Webhamster Henry.
	5:42pm David D: Thanks, WH, I'd like to hear the Chinese version of Flatbush.
	5:42pm Webhamster Henry: Hey for a few more New York songs, check out the collection of "The Seasonal Sonatina" by Schmidt & Jones as performed in the Julius Monk Revue Take 5: www.jhhl.net...
	5:45pm David D: And thanks for that link, Henry. I'll check it out later...
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: Oh wait - it was Demi-Dozen! #mybad
	6:02pm doctorjazz: Hi David and you all out there. Great set I missed, loving this Johnny Dyani, big fan of South African jazz (love Abdullah Ibrahim)!
	6:03pm doctorjazz: And I missed Flatbush Waltz! Love that (just swamped in the office these days...).
	6:05pm David D: Hey Doc! Yes, this one is with Don Cherry. And thanks for the Flatbush!
	6:09pm doctorjazz: No problem ... Interested in Tzadik records? (don't have a ton, you may have them ,just checking)
	6:10pm fred: I think I'll bail out and go to sleep: I have a lot to do tomorrow before going to work, and shows every day of the week after work. Thanks David for these two hours of great music
	6:10pm David D: Doc: Thanks, sounds enticing! I'll send you an e-mail later if that's okay...
	6:12pm David D: Thanks, Fred - what kind of shows do you have (if you have time to answer now - otherwise have a good night!)
	6:12pm geezerette: Johhny Dyani knockin' me out. Hey, David D. & pals.
	6:13pm David D: Greetings Geezerette!
	🚂 6:13pm Michael 98145: hey, gz'ette ... we appear to be hanging around the same universe :)
	6:14pm northguineahills: stellar set, David!
	6:15pm David D: Thanks NGH!
	6:15pm geezerette: howdy, Michael!
	🚂 6:17pm Michael 98145: this has been a fun show
	6:18pm doctorjazz: 2 European jazz musicians I really like are Giangluigi Trovesi and Willem Breuker (and his Kollektief).
	6:18pm northguineahills: @Henry: After reading that Andy Statman article, I now how Blur's "Parklife" being sung as "Folklife". Now I just need some New Yorkese Yiddisheque lyrics.....
	6:18pm David D: Glad you like it, Michael!
	6:19pm doctorjazz: This reminds me a bit of the Kollektief.
	6:19pm northguineahills: Keshavan Maslak, new to me!
	6:20pm doctorjazz: Me too, NGH.
	6:22pm fred: @David: Maoupa Mazzocchetti and Opéra Mort tomorrow, a dance show (Takao Kawaguchi's tribute to Kazuo Ohno) on Thursday, then Farida Amadou, Olivier Benoît, Julien Desprez, Simon Henocq, Thomas Zielinski and Clara De Asis on Friday
	6:23pm David D: Fred: Wow, that is quite a schedule - enjoy!
	6:31pm doctorjazz: Exhausted just reading that schedule!
	6:35pm northguineahills: ooohhh, Ives! (two of Braxton's favorite composers are Sousa and Ives).
	🚂 6:36pm Michael 98145: this is beautiful. don't think i've ever really listened to this.
	6:38pm doctorjazz: This does sound like Braxton would go for it ...
	6:40pm geezerette: NICE segue, David!
	6:41pm doctorjazz: Ahhh, Louis!
	6:42pm geezerette: Must find this album!
	6:42pm David D: Thanks, Geezerette!
	6:44pm geezerette: (Bess, don't do it!)
	6:46pm geezerette: This set! ::D
	6:49pm geezerette: truckin' on down...
	🚂 6:49pm Michael 98145: thank you for all of this ! ( looks like it is almost 1am over there )
	6:51pm David D: Thanks everyone - yes, it is, Michael!
	6:52pm geezerette: Yes, thanks David!
	6:53pm geezerette: Suave !
	6:55pm northguineahills: Soipoib, David, danks!
	6:57pm doctorjazz: Thanks David!
	🚂 7:00pm Michael 98145: ciao

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from October 2, 2018

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October 2, 2018: All around the town

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Pointer Brothers	Subway "Subway" by "Pointer Brothers"		1977
Serge Gainsbourg	New York U.S.A. "New York U.S.A." by "Serge Gainsbourg"	Gainsbourg Percussions	1964	0:02:40 (Pop-up)
Superpunk	New York, USA "New York, USA" by "Superpunk"	Why Not?	2008	0:04:52 (Pop-up)
Billy Nicholls	Girl From New York	Would You Believe	1968	0:08:16 (Pop-up)
Ági És A Fiúk	New York "New York" by "Ági És A Fiúk"		1987	0:11:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sidewalks of New York "Sidewalks of New York"		1928	0:16:35 (Pop-up)
Hyll	Efrog Newydd, Efrog Newydd "Efrog Newydd, Efrog Newydd" by "Hyll"	Hyll	2017	0:21:28 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	New York Girls "New York Girls" by "Steeleye Span"	Commoners Crown	1975	0:25:00 (Pop-up)
The Pogues	Thousands are Sailing "Thousands are Sailing" by "The Pogues"	If I Should Fall from Grace with God	1988	0:28:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sidewalks of New York "Sidewalks of New York"		1928	0:33:17 (Pop-up)
Toto Nécessité et son Groupe	Lavi New-York	An Ba Besmint	1977	0:36:13 (Pop-up)
Los Muñequitos de Matanzas	Saludo a Nueva York	Vacunao	1995	0:43:04 (Pop-up)
Lord Melody	New York "New York" by "Lord Melody"	Calypso 1962	1962	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Juan Pulido	De Nueva York a Bogotá		1928	0:50:47 (Pop-up)
Billy Murray	Give My Regards To Broadway		1905	0:53:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Wurlitzer 146 Carousel Organ	Give My Regards To Broadway			0:56:14 (Pop-up)
Morris Goldstein	Die green Yente / Yenté Télébende débarque à New-York		1924	1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Molly Picon, Abe Ellstein & Orchestra	Meshiekh in Nyu York		1950	1:09:11 (Pop-up)
Abe Ellstein Orchestra with Dave Tarras	Second Avenue Square Dance			1:12:16 (Pop-up)
Espe	Die Lewone gejt oif Iberm New Yorker Shtetl		1989	1:14:59 (Pop-up)
The Klezmatics	Man in a Hat "Man in a Hat" by "The Klezmatics"	Jews with Horns	1994	1:18:15 (Pop-up)
Andy Statman	Flatbush Waltz "Flatbush Waltz" by "Andy Statman"	Flatbush Waltz	1980	1:21:09 (Pop-up)
Yxalag	Serba din New York "Serba din New York" by "Yxalag"	Klezmer Tales - Fargint Zikh	2012	1:25:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Earl Krause	Give My Regards to Broadway			1:30:44 (Pop-up)
Alec Templeton	A Sultry Day in New York	Alec Templeton's Musical Portraits	1940	1:37:46 (Pop-up)
Chet Baker Quartet	Autumn in New York	Chet Baker	1956	1:40:21 (Pop-up)
Cannonball & Coltrane	Grand Central	Cannonball & Coltrane	1959	1:47:23 (Pop-up)
Art Ensemble of Chicago	New York is Full of Lonely People	Urban Bushmen	1980	1:51:52 (Pop-up)
Johnny Dyani	Jo'burg - New York "Jo'burg - New York" by "Johnny Dyani"	Song for Biko	1978	1:59:29 (Pop-up)
Keshavan Maslak	Quick Majestic Death in Manhattan	Humanplexity	1980	2:15:52 (Pop-up)

New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Leonard Bernstein	Charles Ives: Central Park In The Dark	Ives: Symphony #2	1988	2:32:35 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong	There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon for New York	Porgy & Bess	1958	2:39:36 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	The Man from Harlem		1932	2:44:28 (Pop-up)
Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds of Joy	Fifty-Second Street		1936	2:47:33 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington with Anita Moore	New York, New York	Eastbourne Performance	1975	2:50:34 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Sidewalks of New York		1941	2:53:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train			2:56:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 4:00pm Listening Out There: Me first!
	4:01pm melinda: 2nd
	4:01pm Sem: me-me-me. Now in good voice to sing along during Continental Subway. Hello, David, LOT.
	4:01pm Sem: What, another me?
	🚂 4:03pm βrian: Is Jane here, as well?
	4:03pm Webhamster Henry: Got any Aznavour today?
	4:04pm David D: Hey L.O.T., Melinda, Sem, βrian...
	🚂 4:04pm Listening Out There: Roger, D2...
	4:06pm David D: Henry: No plans for today, perhaps soon...
	4:11pm Webhamster Henry: I'm just trying to shove in some requests, that's all!
	4:12pm fred: Good evening David and all
	4:12pm David D: Good evening, Fred!
	4:14pm David D: Thanks, Henry! I think I will in a week or two...
	4:19pm Gary via app: Hola!
	4:22pm David D: Hola Gary! Como estas?
	🚂 4:23pm βrian: I think I've sprained my vowel.
	4:23pm David D: Your β should protect you.
	4:27pm Gary via app: Just getting off work and listening on the long commute home
	4:28pm Jeff Golick: I'm here via Gary's recent tweet.
	4:29pm David D: Hey Jeff - and thanks for tweeting, Gary!
	4:31pm fred: I have a bad Pogues non-story: while in college, I once skipped a class to go to my fave pub, and they were out of Guinness. As if that wasn't bad enough, the owner explained The Pogues had been there the evening before and drank it all while singing and playing
	4:32pm northguineahills: Wait, you can get off work at 4:30? I just got back from lunch 30 minutes ago. (I guess I'd have to get to work earlier, at least I only have 12-15 minute commute).
	4:32pm David D: Fred: What a way not to get beer!
	4:33pm Gary via app: Of course!
	4:38pm David D: NGH, 4:30 lunch sounds about right to me...
	4:38pm Gary via app: @NGH, I wake at 5 am to get to work at 8 am to leave at 4 pm and get home at 6–6:30 pm ... not enviable!
	4:41pm David D: Gary: That wouldn't be my first choice.
	4:45pm Parq: Jerry González, Otis Rush and Charles Aznavour are standing on line at the Pearly Gates. Otis turns to the others and says ...
	4:45pm fred: I must confess my schedule is really nice: I get to work somewhere between 11am and noon, leave between 7 and 9 depending on whether I'm going to a show and when it starts, and if so get home at 1 or 2am
	🚂 4:45pm βrian: I often scoot out the door at 3:45. But I almost always continue things at home.
	4:47pm hilmar: i wish i could have ever been in a bar were shane mcgowan was performing beer drinking the night before...cheers...i leave my flat in the morning at 1pm..
	4:49pm Parq: Fred at 4:31, ouch!
	4:49pm northguineahills: I wake at 6:30, leave for work at 9:45, and get there at 10. I'll take an hour lunch or so, and go home around 8ish. (usually to bed by 1:30)
	4:51pm David D: Hey Parq and Hilmar - sounds like we have every possible schedule represented.
	🚂 4:52pm βrian: It's cost-prohibitive to drive to work here, but by bike or by bus it's 20-25 minutes. Not too bad.
	4:54pm fred: @ngh: My morning schedule is pretty close to yours, except my commute take about an hour (unreliable buses every twenty minutes, it's a crapshoot)
	4:54pm Webhamster Henry: Billy Murray : not often heard without MAC's show!
	4:56pm Webhamster Henry: I recently cut my commute in half by bringing my laptop into the bedroom.
	🚂 4:58pm βrian: Do you commute in your underwear?
	4:59pm northguineahills: Oh god, my wife loves Billy Murray. When I met her 11 years ago, the made me a playlist full of Bill Murray tracks. I could ride my bike to work, but it would be about 45 minutes each way, and the last 2 km are on a major highway (w/ an non-separated designated bike lane), then there's the fact that it rains every day for 9 months of the year, and the nearest restaurant is 5km away for lunch.
	🚂 5:05pm βrian: Thanks, David. Time to get on the City Bus.
	5:06pm Parq: While I definitely associate Billy Murray with MAC, it was Irwin who first introduced me to his work.
	5:07pm David D: Thanks, βrian - have a good ride!
	5:10pm David D: I commute about 3 feet to my computer. Sometimes I take my bike for a long ride first, though, which can help me get to work in fact.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Over here, the buses are only frequent around the downtown area (near where I live) and the university campuses. Otherwise, it's one per 30-45 mins per route. However, the busses have bike racks on the front, which is nice.
	5:13pm Webhamster Henry: The busses here are kind of rare and don't really go places that need going to. I bike, usually. I'm in the bustling metropolis of Kingston NY, one of the little Brooklyns of the North.
	5:19pm Gary via app: I’ve always wanted to visit Kingston
	5:21pm Parq: "Jews with Horns is a pretty hilarious name for a klezmer album.
	5:24pm Webhamster Henry: I was waiting for some Andy Statman! I've seen him play with the late WFMU DJ Citizen Kafka's band, the Wretched Refuse String Band.
	🚂 5:25pm Michael 98145: nice -
	5:26pm David D: Thanks, Michael 98145!
	5:27pm David D: Henry: Wow, that must have been quite a show.
	5:27pm David D: Parq: The Klezmatics' humor shining through...
	5:28pm Parq: I agree with David, Henry. That must have been unforgettable.
	5:29pm Parq: I always did like the Klezmatics. Dug the Klezmorim, too.
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: Statman would either be playing mandolin or clarinet. You can hear him in some of the cuts on Irene's yearly "Shulcoth" Kafka tribute shows, meticulously archived by Ed Haber.
	🚂 5:33pm Michael 98145: - they expected Meshiekh ... and got the Donald -
	5:36pm Webhamster Henry: www.nyfolklore.org...
	5:39pm Sem: Lovely read, thanks, Webhamster Henry.
	5:42pm David D: Thanks, WH, I'd like to hear the Chinese version of Flatbush.
	5:42pm Webhamster Henry: Hey for a few more New York songs, check out the collection of "The Seasonal Sonatina" by Schmidt & Jones as performed in the Julius Monk Revue Take 5: www.jhhl.net...
	5:45pm David D: And thanks for that link, Henry. I'll check it out later...
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: Oh wait - it was Demi-Dozen! #mybad
	6:02pm doctorjazz: Hi David and you all out there. Great set I missed, loving this Johnny Dyani, big fan of South African jazz (love Abdullah Ibrahim)!
	6:03pm doctorjazz: And I missed Flatbush Waltz! Love that (just swamped in the office these days...).
	6:05pm David D: Hey Doc! Yes, this one is with Don Cherry. And thanks for the Flatbush!
	6:09pm doctorjazz: No problem ... Interested in Tzadik records? (don't have a ton, you may have them ,just checking)
	6:10pm fred: I think I'll bail out and go to sleep: I have a lot to do tomorrow before going to work, and shows every day of the week after work. Thanks David for these two hours of great music
	6:10pm David D: Doc: Thanks, sounds enticing! I'll send you an e-mail later if that's okay...
	6:12pm David D: Thanks, Fred - what kind of shows do you have (if you have time to answer now - otherwise have a good night!)
	6:12pm geezerette: Johhny Dyani knockin' me out. Hey, David D. & pals.
	6:13pm David D: Greetings Geezerette!
	🚂 6:13pm Michael 98145: hey, gz'ette ... we appear to be hanging around the same universe :)
	6:14pm northguineahills: stellar set, David!
	6:15pm David D: Thanks NGH!
	6:15pm geezerette: howdy, Michael!
	🚂 6:17pm Michael 98145: this has been a fun show
	6:18pm doctorjazz: 2 European jazz musicians I really like are Giangluigi Trovesi and Willem Breuker (and his Kollektief).
	6:18pm northguineahills: @Henry: After reading that Andy Statman article, I now how Blur's "Parklife" being sung as "Folklife". Now I just need some New Yorkese Yiddisheque lyrics.....
	6:18pm David D: Glad you like it, Michael!
	6:19pm doctorjazz: This reminds me a bit of the Kollektief.
	6:19pm northguineahills: Keshavan Maslak, new to me!
	6:20pm doctorjazz: Me too, NGH.
	6:22pm fred: @David: Maoupa Mazzocchetti and Opéra Mort tomorrow, a dance show (Takao Kawaguchi's tribute to Kazuo Ohno) on Thursday, then Farida Amadou, Olivier Benoît, Julien Desprez, Simon Henocq, Thomas Zielinski and Clara De Asis on Friday
	6:23pm David D: Fred: Wow, that is quite a schedule - enjoy!
	6:31pm doctorjazz: Exhausted just reading that schedule!
	6:35pm northguineahills: ooohhh, Ives! (two of Braxton's favorite composers are Sousa and Ives).
	🚂 6:36pm Michael 98145: this is beautiful. don't think i've ever really listened to this.
	6:38pm doctorjazz: This does sound like Braxton would go for it ...
	6:40pm geezerette: NICE segue, David!
	6:41pm doctorjazz: Ahhh, Louis!
	6:42pm geezerette: Must find this album!
	6:42pm David D: Thanks, Geezerette!
	6:44pm geezerette: (Bess, don't do it!)
	6:46pm geezerette: This set! ::D
	6:49pm geezerette: truckin' on down...
	🚂 6:49pm Michael 98145: thank you for all of this ! ( looks like it is almost 1am over there )
	6:51pm David D: Thanks everyone - yes, it is, Michael!
	6:52pm geezerette: Yes, thanks David!
	6:53pm geezerette: Suave !
	6:55pm northguineahills: Soipoib, David, danks!
	6:57pm doctorjazz: Thanks David!
	🚂 7:00pm Michael 98145: ciao

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from October 2, 2018

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