WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from November 27, 2018

Listener comments!
	🚂 3:00pm Michael 98145: hmm - who is the learned statue ?
	3:00pm steveo: Very clean show transition! Hi!
	3:04pm David D: Greetings Michael and Steveo!
	3:06pm Stanley: Move on down the car, please.
	3:07pm David D: And thanks, glad the transcontinental transition transpired as planned.
	3:07pm David D: Make way for Stanley!
	3:08pm David D: That is a statue in Jena of Albertus Magnus.
	3:12pm crateslinger: I guess Albertus Magnus is looking through the real estatus listingus
	3:14pm steveo: Near my home in Brooklyn is a carousel with a working Wurlitzer. It is marvelous.
	3:15pm David D: Yes, crateslinger, the picture was in fact taken (by my wife Jana - thanks!) around 20 years ago. I think it looks a little different now.
	3:16pm northguineahills: a harpsichord rag, CLICKY STAR NOW! (done screaming)
	3:17pm David D: HELLO NGH!!!!
	🚂 3:18pm βrian: Open concept architecture there.
	🚂 3:19pm Michael 98145: { here is a similar image: upload.wikimedia.org... }
	3:19pm David D: βrian: I think that's what the A in the circle stands for.
	3:20pm David D: Thanks. Michael, that is probably a more recent photo. I was in Jena a few days ago but forgot to go to that spot.
	🚂 3:22pm Michael 98145: that statuary is supposedly at the University of Cologne
	3:23pm David D: Maybe he was on vacation now that the wall is down.
	🚂 3:24pm Michael 98145: .. perhaps
	3:27pm steveo: seems the original is in Cologne... with three known copies: " drei weitere Abgüsse des Denkmals stehen in Universität in Bogotá (1965), vor der University of Houston School of Law in Houston/Texas, an der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität in Jena"
	3:28pm David D: Thanks, steveo! The Cologne version actually looks like a newer version of the same statue. I am intrigued,
	🚂 3:31pm Michael 98145: that must be the Freshman dorm at der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität
	3:37pm steveo: Albertus is smiling wryly at this last comment.
	3:37pm David D: It was part of one of the university complexes, I believe. I never had classes there myself, though.
	🚂 3:41pm chresti: Hello David and fellow passengers!
	3:42pm David D: Hey Chresti!
	3:44pm Phillippe Bastille: Hi all. first time on the subway. took a while to find the right tokens
	3:45pm David D: Welcome aboard, Phillippe!
	4:00pm northguineahills: Yeah, the current Canadian flag didn't appear until 1965.
	4:02pm northguineahills: I thought I heard Laetitia Sadier swoon!
	4:02pm David D: The maple leaf was of course a symbol of Canada well before that, but not related to the tune, apparently.
	4:10pm melinda: Hi subway chums
	4:11pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:13pm spodiodi: Ah, Ideal :D
	4:14pm spodiodi: Hello, and thank you again, David, all
	4:15pm David D: Hey spodiodi!
	4:31pm Webhamster Henry: I think there's a live version of Hidegen Fújnak a Szelek thats even more intese than this.
	4:32pm Webhamster Henry: Scrabbling At The Lock was in heavy WFMU play in 1991
	4:34pm David D: Henry: I'd love to hear some 1991 WFMU sometime. What else was topping the charts back then?
	4:38pm Ike: Was Midnight Oil intersectionalist before intersectionalism was a thing?
	4:46pm David D: Ike, possibly, or it could just be our perspective on it today.
	4:51pm northguineahills: @Ike: They were Zen before they were Venn....
	4:52pm northguineahills: oh, and hallos everyones!
	🚂 4:54pm Michael 98145: hola, @ngh. glad to hear you are recovering ...
	5:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Is anyone else getting white flashes on the screen or is my monitor dying?
	5:04pm zpulpa: @ Phillippe Bastille, I see em too.... well i saw one or two....
	5:05pm spodiodi: the frame with the playlist seems to flashier than normal
	5:05pm Phillippe Bastille: @zpulpa ok, thanks. I only got a few as well.
	5:06pm northguineahills: Thanks Michael. Been exercising and lifting (very small) weights. Outside of my skin, I look normalish. It's supposed to get down to 32F/0C down here in FL tonight. I got to save my garden! (first freeze, and rather early for us).
	5:06pm zpulpa: Phillippe Bastille: it can be a daunting question, i know.. I remember seeing fire flies for the first time when i was 17 and I thought I was loosing my mind. ha
	5:06pm David D: Zpulpa: There are always brief blips when the page refreshes. Is it more than usual today?
	5:07pm zpulpa: David D: it seems to be a bit more than usual...
	🚂 5:07pm Brian in UK: Hello David, for some reason the photograph put me in mind of this..... www.solitarywanderer.com... Outdoor can?
	5:08pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm sitting in a dark room, so its pretty attention-getting. I keep expecting to hear thunder
	🚂 5:08pm Michael 98145: Whoa, freezing in FL? I hasn't really been that chilly even here in the upper left ...
	5:09pm northguineahills: (finally sleeping and have energy again).
	5:09pm David D: Hi Brian - not sure if that is a can or a john.
	5:12pm spodiodi: that's a big can
	5:12pm Phillippe Bastille: Mannequin Pis
	5:12pm spodiodi: maybe they're trying to treat their athlete's foot
	5:13pm northguineahills: They were in the jellyfish aquarium.....
	🚂 5:14pm Brian in UK: I do not mean to be (c)rude but the photograph has cannish element to it.
	5:15pm spodiodi: a wide squat can, like tuna
	5:17pm David D: Cannish element = tin?
	5:17pm spodiodi: a large sardine can jellyfish water closet it is
	🚂 5:18pm Brian in UK: Sad tale, I bought the first Hanggai record, well CD. A man came round to fix the computer and we got to talking about throat singing! So I lent him the CD. Never saw it again. I have got previous in lending music, figuring that it is not mine but for anyone who shows an interest.
	🚂 5:19pm Carmichael: Heya David and subwayers.
	🚂 5:23pm Brian in UK: Hello Carmichael, how are you coping in the fire zone, my friend.
	5:23pm David D: Hello Carmichael!
	🚂 5:24pm Brian in UK: Canesque?
	5:24pm David D: Brian: Yes, that is always very annoying. Maybe it will occur to him someday...
	🚂 5:26pm Carmichael: @Brian, lots and lots of rain lately, so 100% containment. The entire town of Paradise, however, is gone, 10K homes burned down. Looks like the local utility, PG&E, started the fire from downed power lines. As my friend in the insurance business says, "Someone's writing a check ..."
	🚂 5:27pm Michael 98145: to add to the sadness, a lot of folks had retired to the area. now what?
	🚂 5:30pm Brian in UK: Glad to hear that, Carmichael. It looks like Radio Paradise that was based in Paradise moved before all this. I know, a small thing in the scheme of things.
	5:31pm David D: It is very scary, glad you're okay Carmichael.
	5:32pm northguineahills: @Carmichael: Hopefully, not too much rain, b/c now it's a recipe for a major mudslide event....
	5:33pm melinda: Glad to hear about the rain and containment. What a tragedy.
	5:36pm northguineahills: Well, that's the first Quebecois-Montagnais song I've heard.
	5:37pm Doug Schulkind: Hello, David and radio friends!
	🚂 5:37pm Carmichael: Yep, mudslides are the next major concern, although it's not too hilly and there's nothing left to save except for the high school and a business or two. Most people need to find somewhere to go for the next year or so. Anyway, great music, David!
	5:38pm melinda: @ngh me too, I liked it
	5:50pm David D: Hello Doug!
	5:51pm David D: Thanks, Carmichael. And stay safe everyone out that way!
	🚂 5:55pm Brian in UK: What came first the oud or sitar? Methinks, the oud. Lute, a distant third.
	5:56pm northguineahills: All I can tell is that Alexis Utanaq sang in Aivilik.
	5:59pm David D: Thanks, NGH - part of the broader Inuit language spectrum, it would appear.
	🚂 5:59pm Brian in UK: @ngh more syllables in that song than a Sri Lankan surname.
	5:59pm David D: Brian: In any case, the sarod is the deeper sounding instrument of the two.
	🚂 6:04pm Michael 98145: we could all use more classical Indian music concerts. imho.
	6:05pm David D: Michael, I wouldn't argue with that.
	🚂 6:07pm redkayak: Howdy all. Please forgive my tardiness :)
	6:09pm David D: Always good to see you, redkayak!
	🚂 6:10pm redkayak: Greetings from snow-pummeled Chicago, sir....
	6:12pm David D: No snow here yet, but it sure is cold enough.
	🚂 6:13pm redkayak: Good music here. Glad to listen in :)
	6:19pm Franco Twinkie: I came inside to get a snack only to be blindsided by Imrat Khan. Amazing! I saw him at this nice theater in Brea years ago - totally blew doors on all Indian masters I've ever heard or seen, and I've seen a few. Is Rag Pilu an afternoon raga or an evening raga? Makes no nevermind, but I am curios.
	6:24pm northguineahills: If we were yo get precipitation down here, it would snow tonight (but when it gets cold, it's always very dry).
	6:25pm David D: Hello Franco Twinkie - thanks for tuning in. I see that it is apparently for the third Prahar of the Day, if that helps.
	6:33pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks David. It means evening. Although it's still afternoon out here. It put me in some kind of mood, I'll tell you. If I didn't already make beans and enchiladas for dinner, I would go get Indian.
	🚂 6:35pm Michael 98145: Exceptional program today. Thank you.
	🚂 6:37pm Brian in UK: Wonderous set David, but time for sleep.
	6:37pm David D: It's half past midnight here, but I have my emergency pretzels just in case.
	6:37pm David D: Thanks, Michael and Brian - and good night, Brian!
	6:39pm Franco Twinkie: Dude, If the teleporter was up and running, I'd beam you a hot plate and a cold Pacifico.
	🚂 6:39pm βrian: Bussed home, went shopping, and now I'm back for the remainder.
	6:46pm David D: Thanks, Franco, our Radio Blau teleporter room is stuffed full of old faulty wires and all sorts of junk anyway. But thanks for offering!
	6:46pm David D: Welcome back, β!
	🚂 6:48pm βrian: Is that like teleporter spam? Someone gets your coordinates then fills your teleporter room with junk?
	6:53pm David D: A glimpse into the future, perhaps, βrian?
	6:56pm northguineahills: Happy thanks, gute nacht.
	🚂 6:58pm βrian: I jiust poured a glass of a lovely Côtes du Rhône and now it's gone! You might want to have a peek in that teleporter room, just in case ...
	7:01pm David D: Something is spilling out of that room, gotta hurry....
	7:01pm David D: And thanks, everyone - stay warm and tuned...
	4:49pm Inner Ear Detour: Great show, DD. I especially got a kick out of the Maple Leaf Rag set.
	6:56am Stanley: Blimey, I've fallen asleep and awoke at the end of the line. How am i going to get back from here?
	9:17am David D: Inner Ear Detour: Thanks so much! Stanley: Destination: OUT is on tonight, that might get you somewhere...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from November 27, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Marvin Hamlisch	Easy Winners "Easy Winners" by "Marvin Hamlisch"	The Sting (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	1974	0:00:17 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Peacherine Rag "Peacherine Rag" by "Ennio Morricone"	The Legend of 1900 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	1998	0:03:02 (Pop-up)
Southland Stingers	A Breeze from Alabama	Palm Leaf Rag	1974	0:05:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: 1920's Wurlitzer Carousel Organ	Peacherine Rag			0:09:02 (Pop-up)
Elisabeth Chojnacka	Magnetic Rag - Arr. for Harpsichord	Pièces pour clavecin	1994	0:13:36 (Pop-up)
Giovanni de Chiaro	Sugar Cane "Sugar Cane" by "Giovanni de Chiaro"	Scott Joplin on Guitar, Vol. 2	1998	0:18:57 (Pop-up)
Katia Labèque, Marielle Labèque	Strenuous Life	Gladrags	1983	0:22:25 (Pop-up)
Ken Colyer's Jazzmen	Heliotrope Bouquet	They all played Ragtime	1958	0:25:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: 1920's Wurlitzer Carousel Organ	Peacherine Rag			0:28:56 (Pop-up)
Vess L. Ossman	Maple Leaf Rag "Maple Leaf Rag" by "Vess L. Ossman"		1907	0:36:02 (Pop-up)
Ethel Smith	Maple Leaf Rag "Maple Leaf Rag" by "Ethel Smith"	Galloping Fingers	1951	0:38:49 (Pop-up)
Sidney Bechet	Maple Leaf Rag "Maple Leaf Rag" by "Sidney Bechet"		1932	0:41:06 (Pop-up)
Siw Malmkvist	Badrestaurangen "Badrestaurangen" by "Siw Malmkvist"	Ragtime	1974	0:44:00 (Pop-up)
Steve Kaufman	Maple Leaf Rag "Maple Leaf Rag" by "Steve Kaufman"	Stylin'	2004	0:46:32 (Pop-up)
Anthony Braxton & Muhal Richard Abrams	Maple Leaf Rag	Duets (1976)	1976	0:49:21 (Pop-up)
Cuarteto de Guitarras Contrastes	The Ragtime Dance	Cuarteto de Guitarras Contrastes	2017	0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: 1920's Wurlitzer Carousel Organ	Peacherine Rag			0:55:54 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Schoos avec Lætitia Sadier	Une dernière danse		2014	1:00:07 (Pop-up)
Happy Mondays	24 Hour Party People	Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out)	1987	1:02:27 (Pop-up)
Andreas Dorau & Die Marinas	Fred vom Jupiter		1981	1:07:00 (Pop-up)
Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft	Der Räuber und der Prinz		1981	1:09:36 (Pop-up)
Ideal	Eiszeit "Eiszeit" by "Ideal"	Der Ernst des Lebens	1981	1:12:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Space	Magic Fly "Magic Fly" by "Space"	Magic Fly	1977	1:15:50 (Pop-up)
Gabinete Caligari	Olor A Carne Quemada		1982	1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Midnight Oil	Warakurna "Warakurna" by "Midnight Oil"	Diesel and Dust	1987	1:25:36 (Pop-up)
The Ex + Tom Cora	Hidegen Fújnak a Szelek	Scrabbling at the Lock	1991	1:30:04 (Pop-up)
Hanggai	Baifang (Back to You) "Baifang (Back to You)" by "Hanggai"	Baifang	2014	1:33:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	1:37:03 (Pop-up)
Frédéric Galliano	Niamien Kinkeling	Frédéric Galliano and the African Divas	2002	1:42:25 (Pop-up)
Secret Oyster	Vive La Quelle? "Vive La Quelle?" by "Secret Oyster"	Secret Oyster	1973	1:50:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970	1:59:00 (Pop-up)
Gaye Su Akyol	İstikrarlı Hayal Hakikattir	İstikrarlı Hayal Hakikattir	2018	2:05:09 (Pop-up)
Edu Lobo	Lero-Lero "Lero-Lero" by "Edu Lobo"	Camaleão	1978	2:10:23 (Pop-up)
Luisa Maita	Lero-Lero "Lero-Lero" by "Luisa Maita"	Lero-Lero	2010	2:13:39 (Pop-up)
Pascal Lamour	Tympani "Tympani" by "Pascal Lamour"	Avais-je rêvé ?	2009	2:18:22 (Pop-up)
Érik Marchand	Pierre, mon aimant Pierre	Ukronia	2012	2:22:08 (Pop-up)
Harold López Nussa	Danza de los Ñañigos	Un día cualquiera	2018	2:25:07 (Pop-up)
Philippe McKenzie	Mistashipu "Mistashipu" by "Philippe McKenzie"	Mistashipu - La Grande Rivière - Great River	1982	2:29:35 (Pop-up)
Groupe Folklorique Montagnais	Tshekuan Mak Tshetutamak	Native North America (Vol. 1) (Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985)		2:32:30 (Pop-up)
Alexis Utatnaq	Maqaivvigivalauqtavut	Native North America (Vol. 1) (Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985)		2:36:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	2:38:49 (Pop-up)
Imrat Khan, Wajahat Khan, Shafaatullah Khan	Rag Pilu	Rag Jhinjoti, Rag Pilu - Sitar and Sarod Jugalbandi	1989	2:48:03 (Pop-up)
SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden und Freiburg, Hans Rosbaud	Krzysztof Penderecki: Anaklasis (1960) für Streicher und Schlagzeuggruppen	Musiktage Donaueschingen: Uraufführungen 1955-1989	1960/2000	3:14:31 (Pop-up)
Eduard Brunner, German String Trio	Krzysztof Penderecki: Clarinet Quartet	Kryzstof Penderecki: Clarinet Quartet; String Trio	2013	3:22:42 (Pop-up)
Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester Leipzig, Herbert Kegel	K. Penderecki: Threnos-Den Opfern von Hiroshima	Krzystof Penderecki: Threnos/Als Jakob erwachte/2 Capriccios	1978/2003	3:36:13 (Pop-up)
Bill Fontana	Satelliten-Klangbrücke Köln-Kyoto	Musik In Deutschland 1950 - 2000	1993	3:44:46 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton	Maple Leaf Rag (St Louis Style)			3:49:21 (Pop-up)
New Orleans Feetwarmers	Maple Leaf Rag		1932	3:52:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	3:54:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 3:00pm Michael 98145: hmm - who is the learned statue ?
	3:00pm steveo: Very clean show transition! Hi!
	3:04pm David D: Greetings Michael and Steveo!
	3:06pm Stanley: Move on down the car, please.
	3:07pm David D: And thanks, glad the transcontinental transition transpired as planned.
	3:07pm David D: Make way for Stanley!
	3:08pm David D: That is a statue in Jena of Albertus Magnus.
	3:12pm crateslinger: I guess Albertus Magnus is looking through the real estatus listingus
	3:14pm steveo: Near my home in Brooklyn is a carousel with a working Wurlitzer. It is marvelous.
	3:15pm David D: Yes, crateslinger, the picture was in fact taken (by my wife Jana - thanks!) around 20 years ago. I think it looks a little different now.
	3:16pm northguineahills: a harpsichord rag, CLICKY STAR NOW! (done screaming)
	3:17pm David D: HELLO NGH!!!!
	🚂 3:18pm βrian: Open concept architecture there.
	🚂 3:19pm Michael 98145: { here is a similar image: upload.wikimedia.org... }
	3:19pm David D: βrian: I think that's what the A in the circle stands for.
	3:20pm David D: Thanks. Michael, that is probably a more recent photo. I was in Jena a few days ago but forgot to go to that spot.
	🚂 3:22pm Michael 98145: that statuary is supposedly at the University of Cologne
	3:23pm David D: Maybe he was on vacation now that the wall is down.
	🚂 3:24pm Michael 98145: .. perhaps
	3:27pm steveo: seems the original is in Cologne... with three known copies: " drei weitere Abgüsse des Denkmals stehen in Universität in Bogotá (1965), vor der University of Houston School of Law in Houston/Texas, an der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität in Jena"
	3:28pm David D: Thanks, steveo! The Cologne version actually looks like a newer version of the same statue. I am intrigued,
	🚂 3:31pm Michael 98145: that must be the Freshman dorm at der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität
	3:37pm steveo: Albertus is smiling wryly at this last comment.
	3:37pm David D: It was part of one of the university complexes, I believe. I never had classes there myself, though.
	🚂 3:41pm chresti: Hello David and fellow passengers!
	3:42pm David D: Hey Chresti!
	3:44pm Phillippe Bastille: Hi all. first time on the subway. took a while to find the right tokens
	3:45pm David D: Welcome aboard, Phillippe!
	4:00pm northguineahills: Yeah, the current Canadian flag didn't appear until 1965.
	4:02pm northguineahills: I thought I heard Laetitia Sadier swoon!
	4:02pm David D: The maple leaf was of course a symbol of Canada well before that, but not related to the tune, apparently.
	4:10pm melinda: Hi subway chums
	4:11pm David D: Hello Melinda!
	4:13pm spodiodi: Ah, Ideal :D
	4:14pm spodiodi: Hello, and thank you again, David, all
	4:15pm David D: Hey spodiodi!
	4:31pm Webhamster Henry: I think there's a live version of Hidegen Fújnak a Szelek thats even more intese than this.
	4:32pm Webhamster Henry: Scrabbling At The Lock was in heavy WFMU play in 1991
	4:34pm David D: Henry: I'd love to hear some 1991 WFMU sometime. What else was topping the charts back then?
	4:38pm Ike: Was Midnight Oil intersectionalist before intersectionalism was a thing?
	4:46pm David D: Ike, possibly, or it could just be our perspective on it today.
	4:51pm northguineahills: @Ike: They were Zen before they were Venn....
	4:52pm northguineahills: oh, and hallos everyones!
	🚂 4:54pm Michael 98145: hola, @ngh. glad to hear you are recovering ...
	5:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Is anyone else getting white flashes on the screen or is my monitor dying?
	5:04pm zpulpa: @ Phillippe Bastille, I see em too.... well i saw one or two....
	5:05pm spodiodi: the frame with the playlist seems to flashier than normal
	5:05pm Phillippe Bastille: @zpulpa ok, thanks. I only got a few as well.
	5:06pm northguineahills: Thanks Michael. Been exercising and lifting (very small) weights. Outside of my skin, I look normalish. It's supposed to get down to 32F/0C down here in FL tonight. I got to save my garden! (first freeze, and rather early for us).
	5:06pm zpulpa: Phillippe Bastille: it can be a daunting question, i know.. I remember seeing fire flies for the first time when i was 17 and I thought I was loosing my mind. ha
	5:06pm David D: Zpulpa: There are always brief blips when the page refreshes. Is it more than usual today?
	5:07pm zpulpa: David D: it seems to be a bit more than usual...
	🚂 5:07pm Brian in UK: Hello David, for some reason the photograph put me in mind of this..... www.solitarywanderer.com... Outdoor can?
	5:08pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm sitting in a dark room, so its pretty attention-getting. I keep expecting to hear thunder
	🚂 5:08pm Michael 98145: Whoa, freezing in FL? I hasn't really been that chilly even here in the upper left ...
	5:09pm northguineahills: (finally sleeping and have energy again).
	5:09pm David D: Hi Brian - not sure if that is a can or a john.
	5:12pm spodiodi: that's a big can
	5:12pm Phillippe Bastille: Mannequin Pis
	5:12pm spodiodi: maybe they're trying to treat their athlete's foot
	5:13pm northguineahills: They were in the jellyfish aquarium.....
	🚂 5:14pm Brian in UK: I do not mean to be (c)rude but the photograph has cannish element to it.
	5:15pm spodiodi: a wide squat can, like tuna
	5:17pm David D: Cannish element = tin?
	5:17pm spodiodi: a large sardine can jellyfish water closet it is
	🚂 5:18pm Brian in UK: Sad tale, I bought the first Hanggai record, well CD. A man came round to fix the computer and we got to talking about throat singing! So I lent him the CD. Never saw it again. I have got previous in lending music, figuring that it is not mine but for anyone who shows an interest.
	🚂 5:19pm Carmichael: Heya David and subwayers.
	🚂 5:23pm Brian in UK: Hello Carmichael, how are you coping in the fire zone, my friend.
	5:23pm David D: Hello Carmichael!
	🚂 5:24pm Brian in UK: Canesque?
	5:24pm David D: Brian: Yes, that is always very annoying. Maybe it will occur to him someday...
	🚂 5:26pm Carmichael: @Brian, lots and lots of rain lately, so 100% containment. The entire town of Paradise, however, is gone, 10K homes burned down. Looks like the local utility, PG&E, started the fire from downed power lines. As my friend in the insurance business says, "Someone's writing a check ..."
	🚂 5:27pm Michael 98145: to add to the sadness, a lot of folks had retired to the area. now what?
	🚂 5:30pm Brian in UK: Glad to hear that, Carmichael. It looks like Radio Paradise that was based in Paradise moved before all this. I know, a small thing in the scheme of things.
	5:31pm David D: It is very scary, glad you're okay Carmichael.
	5:32pm northguineahills: @Carmichael: Hopefully, not too much rain, b/c now it's a recipe for a major mudslide event....
	5:33pm melinda: Glad to hear about the rain and containment. What a tragedy.
	5:36pm northguineahills: Well, that's the first Quebecois-Montagnais song I've heard.
	5:37pm Doug Schulkind: Hello, David and radio friends!
	🚂 5:37pm Carmichael: Yep, mudslides are the next major concern, although it's not too hilly and there's nothing left to save except for the high school and a business or two. Most people need to find somewhere to go for the next year or so. Anyway, great music, David!
	5:38pm melinda: @ngh me too, I liked it
	5:50pm David D: Hello Doug!
	5:51pm David D: Thanks, Carmichael. And stay safe everyone out that way!
	🚂 5:55pm Brian in UK: What came first the oud or sitar? Methinks, the oud. Lute, a distant third.
	5:56pm northguineahills: All I can tell is that Alexis Utanaq sang in Aivilik.
	5:59pm David D: Thanks, NGH - part of the broader Inuit language spectrum, it would appear.
	🚂 5:59pm Brian in UK: @ngh more syllables in that song than a Sri Lankan surname.
	5:59pm David D: Brian: In any case, the sarod is the deeper sounding instrument of the two.
	🚂 6:04pm Michael 98145: we could all use more classical Indian music concerts. imho.
	6:05pm David D: Michael, I wouldn't argue with that.
	🚂 6:07pm redkayak: Howdy all. Please forgive my tardiness :)
	6:09pm David D: Always good to see you, redkayak!
	🚂 6:10pm redkayak: Greetings from snow-pummeled Chicago, sir....
	6:12pm David D: No snow here yet, but it sure is cold enough.
	🚂 6:13pm redkayak: Good music here. Glad to listen in :)
	6:19pm Franco Twinkie: I came inside to get a snack only to be blindsided by Imrat Khan. Amazing! I saw him at this nice theater in Brea years ago - totally blew doors on all Indian masters I've ever heard or seen, and I've seen a few. Is Rag Pilu an afternoon raga or an evening raga? Makes no nevermind, but I am curios.
	6:24pm northguineahills: If we were yo get precipitation down here, it would snow tonight (but when it gets cold, it's always very dry).
	6:25pm David D: Hello Franco Twinkie - thanks for tuning in. I see that it is apparently for the third Prahar of the Day, if that helps.
	6:33pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks David. It means evening. Although it's still afternoon out here. It put me in some kind of mood, I'll tell you. If I didn't already make beans and enchiladas for dinner, I would go get Indian.
	🚂 6:35pm Michael 98145: Exceptional program today. Thank you.
	🚂 6:37pm Brian in UK: Wonderous set David, but time for sleep.
	6:37pm David D: It's half past midnight here, but I have my emergency pretzels just in case.
	6:37pm David D: Thanks, Michael and Brian - and good night, Brian!
	6:39pm Franco Twinkie: Dude, If the teleporter was up and running, I'd beam you a hot plate and a cold Pacifico.
	🚂 6:39pm βrian: Bussed home, went shopping, and now I'm back for the remainder.
	6:46pm David D: Thanks, Franco, our Radio Blau teleporter room is stuffed full of old faulty wires and all sorts of junk anyway. But thanks for offering!
	6:46pm David D: Welcome back, β!
	🚂 6:48pm βrian: Is that like teleporter spam? Someone gets your coordinates then fills your teleporter room with junk?
	6:53pm David D: A glimpse into the future, perhaps, βrian?
	6:56pm northguineahills: Happy thanks, gute nacht.
	🚂 6:58pm βrian: I jiust poured a glass of a lovely Côtes du Rhône and now it's gone! You might want to have a peek in that teleporter room, just in case ...
	7:01pm David D: Something is spilling out of that room, gotta hurry....
	7:01pm David D: And thanks, everyone - stay warm and tuned...
	4:49pm Inner Ear Detour: Great show, DD. I especially got a kick out of the Maple Leaf Rag set.
	6:56am Stanley: Blimey, I've fallen asleep and awoke at the end of the line. How am i going to get back from here?
	9:17am David D: Inner Ear Detour: Thanks so much! Stanley: Destination: OUT is on tonight, that might get you somewhere...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from November 27, 2018

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