WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from December 25, 2018

Listener comments!
	🚂 3:02pm chresti: All aboard the overnight train! Hello!
	3:03pm David D: Greetings Chresti!
	3:04pm Carmichael: Happy Christmas David und Leuten.
	3:05pm Sem: Helio, David, chresti. Appropriate-to-your-personal-belief-system greetings. Pleased to be a sun worshipper, myself.
	3:06pm Sem: ...and Sacramento Carmichael, greets, etc.
	3:07pm David D: Happy and merry Carmichael and right-back-atcha Sem!
	🚂 3:07pm Michael 98145: cheers! hail the return of the sun.
	3:09pm fleep: Ra ra ra!
	3:11pm David D: Hello Michael and fleep!
	3:12pm kuba: dobry wieczór!
	3:16pm kuba: (playing yaniv with the family)
	3:16pm David D: Hey Kuba!
	3:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Freeform Riders
	3:19pm David D: Kuba: What's that like?
	3:20pm David D: Hey there coelacanth∅
	3:20pm kuba: it's super fun unless you're bad at it, seemingly genetically, like me. en.wikipedia.org...
	3:23pm coelacanth∅: is there a dining car?
	3:23pm monkeyz: time to ride the train again! hello y'all
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: i thought the sun didn't rise again 'till easter...
	3:25pm kuba: oh and mom made super strong g&ts
	🚂 3:26pm Michael 98145: @coel, as some would have us believe ...
	🚂 3:27pm Michael 98145: card games have always eluded my understanding
	3:29pm David D: The dining car is full of emergency pretzels and G&T, it would seem...
	3:30pm David D: Hello Monkeyz!
	3:31pm glenn: hey, i haven't seen the sun shine since i don't know when.
	3:32pm coelacanth∅: apparently part of the strategy in choosing this time of year for part of the fairy tale was based on the 3 day period around the solstice that the sun does not appear to be rising any higher in the sky; and then (back in the day) it is suddenly apparent that it is in fact coming back and the people are Thankful.
	3:33pm David D: May the sun return for you soon, Glenn.
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: glenn are you stuck in folsom prison too?!
	3:34pm glenn: fulsome in folsom.
	3:34pm glenn: would be my prison dating site handle.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: i'm not sure the courting rituals in prison require handles
	🚂 3:36pm Michael 98145: axial tilt is the reason for the season. let us now drink.
	3:36pm kuba: @michael - i think i get card games but i still keep losing
	3:37pm Sem: Prisoner of Love would make a good ringtone.
	3:37pm kuba: but yes, cheers everyone!
	3:37pm coelacanth∅: oh Michael we were supposed to wait?
	3:37pm glenn: well, love handles, maybe.
	3:38pm Sem: Now, that's funny.
	🚂 3:38pm Michael 98145: Na zdrowie!
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: haha (i was waiting for it!)
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: (the love handles reference, that is)
	3:39pm kuba: nawzajem! :)
	3:39pm glenn: no disappointment on xmas day.
	3:41pm coelacanth∅: i like card games but i have always had a strange mental block to remember the rules of each game if maybe a month or 2 goes by without playing it. i have a generally good memory and i don't forget other games' rules. it's weird.
	3:42pm glenn: speaking of the finns [and some disappointment] www.tsn.ca...
	3:43pm glenn: Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen stopped 31 shots for Finland. all hail ukko-pekka.
	🚂 3:45pm chresti: My mother taught us how to play Bridge and Hearts, when we were very young, we set up an egg carton to hold the cards for my little brother, who was about 4
	3:45pm coelacanth∅: this set's on fire David!
	3:46pm David D: Thanks, coelacanth∅!
	3:48pm doctorjazz: Happy Holidays all! Just leaving the traditional Kosher Deli meal (sushi last night) ,catch you in the car!
	3:48pm glenn: i learned how to play euchre and cribbage when i was about 4. playing in card tournaments was basically my part time job in high school
	3:50pm kuba: our family game is, and has been since we've been old enough, canasta
	🚂 3:50pm chresti: My former husband and I got hooked on cribbage for a couple years.
	🚂 3:51pm chresti: Happy holidays, doc!
	3:52pm kuba: i have... memories of cribbage boards but no idea where from
	3:52pm coelacanth∅: Thank you doctor. back atcha!
	🚂 3:52pm chresti: I don't know canasta or euchre.
	3:53pm David D: Happy holidays, Doc!
	3:53pm kuba: canasta is almost 100% random/fair/skill-independent but you think it's not... nice illusion
	🚂 3:53pm chresti: The bridge pretty much ended after getting a TV
	3:54pm kuba: and you play in couples which is fun as a family conversation replacement/base
	🚂 3:55pm chresti: We did like to play chess.
	3:56pm glenn: i guess in retrospect i was a degenerate gambler.
	3:56pm fleep: drafted into the family gin rummy tournament at age 6 due to an odd number of players. it was like learning to play with sharks, no mercy
	🚂 3:56pm chresti: There's sun here most of, if not all of the time, in So Cal
	3:57pm coelacanth∅: i remember my mother was supposedly a fierce canasta and bridge player but i (we?) was never taught how to play it. the family played several different poker games; gin; gin rummy...and other games just among the kids like go fish. and some board games.
	🚂 4:00pm chresti: I'm lucky if the high is in the 60s here, My mom played in bridge club when we lived in Illinois. Once we moved to Cali, we were enlisted to play with her.
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: oh yeah we played checkers and chess too; and chinese checkers.
	🚂 4:02pm chresti: Oh yeah, us too.
	4:05pm Doug Schulkind: One lord a Leiping! Hello, David!
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: (i guess those are board games too, but i don't think of them together with the ones with a variety of props and such...like they're more straightforward, and more traditional)
	4:08pm David D: Drummers Drumming with Doug!
	4:11pm glenn: at the cottage we would play 99, which is crazy fun if you have about 10 players.
	🚂 4:12pm chresti: The board game we liked was "Clue"
	4:20pm David D: Settlers of Catan is a modern classic as well.
	4:21pm coelacanth∅: i think i played 99 with friends, in my 20s. we got clue and trivial pursuit a little later on. before those came (which i loved) we had these marathon games of monopoly. my parents didn't utilize certain rules so that it was easier to not go bankrupt. often my younger sister would fall asleep in her chair long before the rest of us and the game would end when we were all too exhausted to continue. my mom would add up the assets in the morning to see who won.
	4:22pm fleep: Stratego
	4:23pm coelacanth∅: never heard of that one,David. (also only vaguely aware of euchre and cribbage, mentioned earlier)
	4:26pm coelacanth∅: never played stratego. our other board games were parcheesy (sp!) and scrabble. i got pretty bored of parcheesy at one point.
	4:26pm David D: Catan is a German game but has been an international success. I grew up playing cribbage, myself, odd game though.
	4:27pm steveo: Greetings and salutations! Happy to be onboard.
	4:28pm coelacanth∅: we had 2 (or 3) very beautiful mahjong sets in the house, which we pulled out and looked at every once in a while. my mother said she knew how to play but it was too complicated to teach us. but then, she also said there was some fat guy who somehow slid in and out of every person's home via fireplace chimney at precisely midnight once/year.
	4:28pm steveo: Rare at-home Drummer listening. Had to fire up the Bluetooth.
	4:28pm David D: G&S, Steveo!
	4:30pm steveo: We played some Boggle earlier. First time for the 8-year-old.
	4:31pm David D: Haven't thought about Boggle in years, good game actually.
	4:31pm Ike: Hi! Oh, I remember Stratego.
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: come on onboard, pull up to the board game of your liking and have some stale old pretzels and gin + poison. you wont get bored. when the pretzels run out we're having sushi delivered. the train doesn't stop though so we're still working on the logistics.
	4:32pm David D: Hello, Ike!
	4:33pm steveo: If they can refuel airplanes midair, surely that can get some fish on a moving subway....
	4:35pm coelacanth∅: so we don't necessarily need the stunt people food delivery service?
	4:39pm doctorjazz: Just dropping off my 102 year old mother in law, next home! Great car tunes.
	4:39pm David D: Seafood is available in the rear restaurant car, don't forget the password is "swordfish".
	4:40pm Franco Twinkie: Once when the TV broke my dad came home with a metal Chinese checker board with mechanical pockets for the marbles. It met a sad death when it fell off the top of my car and was run over by a cement mixer.
	4:43pm Franco Twinkie: Nirvana Italiano.
	4:45pm coelacanth∅: i remember that story,Franco. very sad.
	4:46pm David D: Franco, that is a dramatic way for a Chinese checker set to go.
	4:46pm Franco Twinkie: Uh oh, I'm starting to repeat myself.
	4:48pm David D: Doctorjazz: 102, that is fantastic!
	4:53pm Sem: Full contact cribbage was the game around my place. 911 on the speed dial, along w/ the bootlegger.
	4:55pm coelacanth∅: eh, Franco -i'm not concerned about repeating myself. so i don't always know who i told what to or who was paying attention or who gives a shit about what i have to say. 'tain't no thing. - i remember the story was more dramatic than that though; like it was that game's fate!
	4:56pm kuba: haha when my parents heard the subject they sang this very song... in my sister's husband, alexej's, face
	4:56pm David D: Kuba: This was also by special request.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: what's the subject?
	5:01pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, Had to compress, I'm looking for the records my mom gave me Xmas 1968.
	🚂 5:03pm chresti: Yeah Franco, I've heard your stories dozens of times; doesn't matter because they're great stories and/or I've forgotten
	5:07pm doctorjazz: She's hanging in, my mother in law (but fading all the time). Sad lunch today .. My older daughter the actress has an 8 month gig on A Disney cruise leaving tomorrow and she's afraid her grandma won't make it .
	5:11pm coelacanth∅: Franco good luck. it'll be fun if you find 'em. ... something i started to do when i was maybe 9-10 and it got away from me later on, was to write down every record i got as i got them- to chronicle my evolution as a music listener...which i'd find interesting now as i sometimes doubt my memory's accuracy. also to help remember who gave me what if they were gifts.
	5:11pm David D: Doctorjazz: That is sad, can she be in touch from the ship? The cruise sounds exciting otherwise.
	5:12pm David D: Yes, good luck, Franco, too much moving has meant losing quite a few records and CDs along the way for me as well.
	5:15pm coelacanth∅: oh no,dr. ... but maybe she will. my father fooled us all over and over for 3-4 years, but it wasn't until a week ago that his irresponsible indulgences' effects on his body outweighed his stubbornness.
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: this Sherap Dorjee is beautiful
	5:18pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, I was thinking photo op for later tonight after dinner. I found one - Time Has Come Today by The Chambers Brothers, but I can't find Disraeli Gears by Cream. I should have started earlier.
	5:18pm David D: coelacanth∅: Yes, that was a Tibetan kovo lute.
	5:19pm coelacanth∅: ah Great album that chambers brothers
	5:21pm coelacanth∅: i knew she was/is tibetan by her name, Sherap; never heard of the kovo lute.
	5:25pm David D: There are so many different types of lute-like instruments.
	5:26pm Sem: Great board, reading is wonderful. Busy cooking but listening in closely. Scallops, in case you were wondering...
	5:28pm David D: Sounds good Sem, fresh from the region?
	5:29pm Sem: Yes, David, this part of Nova Scotia is a lobster and scallop hot spot. The Chinese get most of everything caught here.
	5:33pm David D: Funny, I think the scallops you get here are often from Asia, although I may be mistaken.
	5:34pm David D: Here being Germany, of course.
	5:34pm fleep: Defrosting and peeling shrimp. From Indonesia. Farm raised. May have trouble adjusting to a major city. Haven't told them about the traffic yet.
	5:35pm Sem: I suppose the abalone fishery has gone belly up there in CA, fleep?
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: at least they know how to watch out for tractors and large, 4-legged animals.
	5:38pm fleep: Sem, totally closed for this season, due to the climate change hoax. No word on next year yet.
	5:39pm Franco Twinkie: There has not been abalone in Cali in a long time. At least one's that are legal. My dad use to pry them off the rocks with a screw driver and fill gunny sacks.
	5:40pm coelacanth∅: yes David asia and europe are 1 continent. no doubt the obvious lie was created for political reasons. (as are the maps that most people in the northern hemisphere still use that show the southern hemisphere land masses to be much smaller than they are)
	5:47pm David D: Yes, it all goes back to the tripartite division of the known world into Europe, Asia, and Africa. I suppose it was always something of a cultural division after all.
	5:49pm Sem: OK, I've OD'ed on Vitamin D by now, I am sure. Thanks for the sunny tunes, David. Hope to see you and all this time next week, sunny or not. Ciao for now.
	5:50pm David D: Thanks, Sem, enjoy your dinner!
	5:52pm coelacanth∅: tchau Sem ...i only know this by the grand funk railroad version
	5:54pm David D: This is the Peruvian take...
	5:57pm coelacanth∅: if their ancestors are any indication they know much more about the sun than 3 guys from michigan
	5:58pm David D: And they have that apostrophe in their name...
	🚂 6:01pm chresti: Haha Datsun's
	6:01pm coelacanth∅: maybe it's supposed to be "los datsun's 230 cc".
	6:02pm David D: It's all about dat sun.
	🚂 6:03pm chresti: The backup singing is heartfelt-the Sleepy Sleepers
	6:03pm coelacanth∅: "riding; riding; riding into dat sun, yeah"
	6:04pm doctorjazz: They do a pretty good Jack Bruce...
	6:04pm Franco Twinkie: This is sooo good. I found Disraeli Gears. Off to moms house. Hope she's game.
	6:05pm coelacanth∅: good Franco. have a Merry Pranksters!
	6:05pm doctorjazz: This must have been recorded days after the Beatles version
	6:06pm David D: Have a happy one, Franco...
	6:07pm doctorjazz: Enjoy Franco!
	6:14pm David D: Doc: Yes, they used to come out with those international covers right away...
	6:29pm doctorjazz: Love this Boredoms (and the name of the band, with the plural...)
	6:31pm doctorjazz: I'm kinda bummed my daughter's going to be away 8 months myself....she's been away for long periods before but she's been living at home for a while now..
	6:39pm David D: Yes, that is quite a long stretch, doctorjazz. Will she have any breaks?
	6:41pm doctorjazz: I don't think so .. A day here and there, I think they work them pretty hard (of course, it's not physical labor, but... )
	🚂 6:42pm chresti: Has she done cruises before?
	6:50pm doctorjazz: No Chresti, she's done shows in Tennessee, Maine, and other East Coast theaters, this long and far (and on water) is a first for her
	6:52pm doctorjazz: These noodley jams always bring The Dead to mind (not a bad thing}
	6:52pm David D: Where will the cruise be going?
	7:06pm doctorjazz: It's the Disney Fantasy-goes to islands in the Caribbean, Eastern and WEstern, sometimes Mexico as well. They're performing Aladdin and some other Disney stuff.
	7:07pm doctorjazz: (You're in my territory now-loved the Bad Plus-the old version, by the date, haven't heard the new version yet- and Ric Colbeck is not a name I know, but great track!
	7:16pm David D: Well sounds like places with a lot of sun, in any case. I hope she enjoys it.
	7:19pm doctorjazz: (As part of her contract, she's not to get tanned, lose weight, gain weight....we'll. She has friends who have done it, though, and they all really liked it)
	7:21pm monkeyz: gotta pay respect for david's perseverance on christmas once.
	7:29pm doctorjazz: WE can start a pool on how late he'll be able to go ...if they're 6 hours ahead, it's already past my bed time there. It'll be 6 AM at the midnight end time for live shows on Tuesday.
	7:30pm monkeyz: yeah its 1:30am here.
	7:31pm monkeyz: i'll stay all the way.
	7:32pm David D: Thanks, Monkeyz, it is my Christmas pleasure!
	7:33pm David D: Doctorjazz: Do I get to bet as well?
	7:34pm doctorjazz: I also really appreciate you going on (and on...) tonight, David. Have some work paperwork /busy work that I need to get done, the show has been great company for it
	7:36pm David D: Glad you are all there with me!
	7:47pm monkeyz: well the pleasure surely is on my side, too!
	7:50pm monkeyz: my next appointment is the weedman at 5pm, so i got plenty of time ;)
	7:51pm David D: Hehe, I was just saying nobody works here tomorrow except essential services.
	🚂 8:24pm Brian in UK: Quick hello David and folks. Seasons greetings.
	8:26pm doctorjazz: Like Bobo!
	8:26pm David D: Hello and happy holidays, Brian!
	8:53pm coelacanth∅: i thought i was going to temporarily excuse myself for some weekly world blues but Matt's playing all christmess music and i'm not down. -not that i'm never into xmas music but not xmas blues &/or not right now.
	8:56pm David D: Still following the sun wherever it goes over here...
	9:07pm monkeyz: if you carry on like this, you will also see it rise again ;)
	9:08pm David D: Yes, it is tempting, but I think hunger or something might intervene...
	9:12pm fleep: It's yeoman effort above and beyond, and much appreciated. As the old fish says, a haven of sorts.
	9:15pm David D: Happy to provide a place in the sun tonight...
	9:16pm coelacanth∅: i wont believe you if you say you're going the whole show without eating! (and if you go the whole 9 hours your blood sugar's gonna crash)
	9:17pm coelacanth∅: i love this album
	9:17pm David D: Don't worry, I just had my emergency pretzels, that should hold me a while at least.
	9:18pm coelacanth∅: ...but then, it's William Parker so, obviously!
	9:18pm David D: Also there are probably noodles or something in the radio kitchen if worst came to worst.
	9:18pm David D: Yes, this is a good one.
	9:19pm coelacanth∅: hey! i think i hear the pitterpatter of the sushi-delivery stuntman on the roof!
	9:20pm David D: That would be amazing - just look for the only lit window in the building.
	9:21pm Doug Schulkind: Love this track.
	9:21pm David D: Or is it Sushi Claus?
	9:22pm David D: Hey Doug - how are things over yonder?
	9:25pm Doug Schulkind: Things are yondering just fine, David. We have had you on all day (practically) along with WKCR’s Bach Fest in the faint background. Sublime stuff.
	9:27pm doctorjazz: Terrific Parker!
	9:28pm David D: Glad to be there with you, Doug. Funny, usually it's the Bach Fest that's from Leipzig.
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: Good evening, all.
	9:31pm David D: Good evening/morning, Uncle Michael!
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: haha sushi claus! -wish i could get some of this noodle soup i just made to you.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: Continental Subway can now put a pin on the map for Key West, Florida.
	9:33pm David D: Key West - now that sounds like some serious sun!
	9:33pm Uncle Michael: pretty good sun for Christmas
	9:33pm David D: Thanks Coel, I will enjoy it virtually.
	9:34pm Doug Schulkind: Lotta Leipzig talk on the Bach Fest. I keep doing doubletakes.
	9:35pm David D: Doug, hard to talk about Bach without Leipzig, or vice versa.
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: hey UM (that i thought i posted a while ago!) are their other famous composers or modern musicians that have a leipzig history? just curious.
	9:46pm Doug Schulkind: I am loving the David Fest from Leipzig. Thank you so much for giving the day s soundtrack!
	9:47pm David D: Doug: It is my absolute pleasure!
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: hey, Coel
	9:47pm David D: Coel: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy is the first to come to mind. There is a lot of music happening all the time.
	9:52pm coelacanth∅: i did get the impression somewhere along the way that leipzig was a musical hot spot, of some sort. never got into Mendelssohn but i'm also fairly ignorant to his work.
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: you still haven't played "lazy old sun" by the kinks!
	9:55pm monkeyz: also a dear friend of mine and the best free jazz saxophonist i know is in leipzig, great bruno angeloni.
	9:57pm monkeyz: if anyone wants a taste of him, you can have it here: www.youtube.com... album will probably drop next year.
	9:58pm David D: Monkeyz: Please have him get in touch (if he likes).
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: it appears both Wagner and Schumann (the latter of which i'm a fan of) spent time in leipzig.
	9:58pm doctorjazz: Hey UM, still on vacation?
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: cool monkeyz i was going to ask where, if, i can check him out.
	9:59pm monkeyz: he is not one of those people using this fancy new thing called interweb. but i will let you know when he's playing so you can just talk face to face. (better bring some italian) ;)
	10:00pm doctorjazz: (it's now 4 AM in Leipzig...)
	10:01pm David D: Monkeyz: Sure, thanks!
	10:01pm monkeyz: that is correct doctorjazz. im showing my solidarity by staying awake and fasting too.
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: {note to self: brush up on those 5 italian words i know}
	10:02pm Uncle Michael: Heading home tomorrow, Doc.
	10:04pm monkeyz: i tried to make him listen to this radio show but he likes to sleep early and if he doesnt he runs our locl soup kitchen here in the east of leipzig. so if you are open for that, you could come there on a wednesday evening for some real italian minestrone cooked by the man himself.
	10:05pm monkeyz: i have this theory that good musicians are also good cooks and vice versa.
	10:06pm David D: Sounds good, Monkeyz, is that Atari?
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: i knew an amazing free jazz saxophonist, who unfortunately for the rest of us left his body a few years ago; but i wonder if he played in leipzig. he was in eurasia a lot, as all free jazz players from the states have to be if they want to make a living by music.
	10:08pm monkeyz: no its a place called löffelstube in the northern part of the idastraße. you will find a candle light burning at the entrance of a flat roof building between two "normal" houses from ca. 19.00 till midnight. food is often gone by 9 latest so better come early.
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: Going dark here...thanks for the music, David.
	10:08pm David D: Thanks, UM - have a safe trip home...
	10:09pm Uncle Michael: danke
	10:10pm monkeyz: and beware of the fast trams on the eisenbahnstraße, it's called most dangerous street for a reason ;)
	10:10pm David D: Monkeyz: Feel free to get in touch by e-mail if you like.
	10:11pm David D: coelacanth∅: It's hard to even predict who shows up in Leipzig on their Eurasian tours and who doesn't.
	10:12pm monkeyz: done.
	10:13pm David D: Thanks, got it!
	10:19pm doctorjazz: Man, Sanders just explodes on this part!
	10:20pm David D: Coel: What was your friend's name?
	10:20pm David D: Doc: Yes, this piece totally flies by as well.
	10:21pm doctorjazz: 1It's also one of the few free jazz yodels in the book
	🚂 10:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna: so much gorgeousness
	10:25pm David D: Thanks, Granny Spicy Tuna!
	10:37pm doctorjazz: Duke's on, ending the show. Thanks SO much David, great show!!!! (get some sleep)
	10:39pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David an Excellent >7 hours it's been too! have a good sleep and take care everyone
	10:40pm fleep: Safe travels and thank you!
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: oh and David S Ware (just David Ware or David AWare as we knew him) i wasn't that close to him. i was his wife's sushi buddy, as he was a vegan.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: ...to be clear, we called him David Aware talking about him, not to him!
	10:42pm David D: Okay, Coel, thanks, I'll have a look...
	10:42pm David D: And thanks everyone for listening! Have a great holiday week...
	11:09pm monkeyz: i stayed till the end i can proudly say, thanks for all the good stuff david!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from December 25, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Mouse	Look at the Sun "Look at the Sun" by "Mouse"		1968		0:00:19 (Pop-up)
Margo Guryan	Sun "Sun" by "Margo Guryan"	Take a Picture	1968		0:02:51 (Pop-up)
Wright of Waye	Sun God "Sun God" by "Wright of Waye"	A Forest of Gold Tops in the Land of Oz	1968		0:05:22 (Pop-up)
Żywiołak	Sol Invictus "Sol Invictus" by "Żywiołak"		2018		0:08:14 (Pop-up)
Hanggai	The Rising Sun "The Rising Sun" by "Hanggai"	Horse of Colors	2016	初升的太阳 / 花斑马	0:12:18 (Pop-up)
Orioni	Gimn Solntsu "Gimn Solntsu" by "Orioni"	Orioni	1976	Гимн солнцу / Ориони	0:17:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gosudarstvennyy Estradnyy Orkestr Armenii	Voskhod solntsa	Gosudarstvennyy Estradnyy Orkestr Armenii	1978	Государственный Эстрадный Оркестр Армении / Восход солнца	0:20:32 (Pop-up)
Kapela Ze Wsi Warszawa (Warsaw Village Band)	Ku Słoncu (Towards The Sun)	Święto Słońca — (Sun Celebration)	2015		0:28:22 (Pop-up)
Jukka Nousiainen	Aurinko Paistaa Romukasaan	Ei Enää Kylmää Eikä Pimeää	2018		0:36:06 (Pop-up)
Musi-O-Tunya	The Sun "The Sun" by "Musi-O-Tunya"	Wings of Africa	1975		0:40:38 (Pop-up)
L'Arpeggiata / Christina Pluhar	Güneş & Ay	Mediterraneo	2013		0:45:51 (Pop-up)
Érik Marchand	An heol a ra sklerijenn - Le soleil donne la lumiere	Kan	2001		0:49:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Karel Svoboda	Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel (Three Nuts For Cinderella / Tři Oříšky Pro Popelku) Options		1973		0:53:44 (Pop-up)
Caterina Caselli	Sole spento "Sole spento" by "Caterina Caselli"		1967		1:00:22 (Pop-up)
Minh Xuân & Phượng Hoàng	Mặt Trời Đen (Black Sun)	Saigon Rock & Soul: Vietnamese Classic Tracks 1968-1974	197X/2010		1:02:32 (Pop-up)
George Lam	Jumping under the sun "Jumping under the sun" by "George Lam"		1984	跳躍太陽下	1:05:29 (Pop-up)
Manzanita y su Conjunto	Vírgenes del Sol		1972		1:09:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Benny Boy's Hot's	Virgenes del Sol				1:11:57 (Pop-up)
Jane Bordeaux	Keren Shemesh "Keren Shemesh" by "Jane Bordeaux"	Jane Bordeaux	2015	קרן שמש / ג'יין בורדו	1:17:39 (Pop-up)
Bulutsuzluk Özlemi	Güneşimden Kaç	Güneşimden Kaç	1993		1:21:49 (Pop-up)
Valérie Čižmárová	Za Sluncem, Za Vodou		1971		1:28:13 (Pop-up)
Olympic	Slunce "Slunce" by "Olympic"		1973		1:30:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		1:33:44 (Pop-up)
Pascal Gamboni	Il sulegl a tuts "Il sulegl a tuts" by "Pascal Gamboni"	Top Pop Rumantsch, Vol. 2 (2008-2012)	2012		1:38:20 (Pop-up)
Cocore	Dear Sun "Dear Sun" by "Cocore"	Relax	2009	해야	1:41:41 (Pop-up)
Kashtin	Son of the Sun "Son of the Sun" by "Kashtin"	Innu	1991		1:45:47 (Pop-up)
Okean Elzy	Sontse "Sontse" by "Okean Elzy"	Bez mezh	2016	Сонце / Без меж	1:49:40 (Pop-up)
Detskiy khor radio, Viktor Popov	Pust' Vsegda Budet Solntse!			Детский хор радио п/у Виктора Попова / Пусть всегда будет солнце!	1:54:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:57:22 (Pop-up)
Alexey Kruglov & Jaak Sooäär Trio	Pust' Vsegda Budet Solntse	Karate	2011		2:03:15 (Pop-up)
Sherap Dorjee	Le soleil se lève à l'est	L'art du luth tibétain	2002		2:12:55 (Pop-up)
Brezinka	Zašlo slnko "Zašlo slnko" by "Brezinka"	Cez Boleráz – od Zobora ku Karpatom	2017		2:17:19 (Pop-up)
Motrat Mustafa	Diell E Hanë "Diell E Hanë" by "Motrat Mustafa"	Burrit Hije I Ka Fjala	2015		2:19:22 (Pop-up)
Balkanes	Deto slœntseto zaliza "Deto slœntseto zaliza" by "Balkanes"	Balkanes Koesmet	2014	Дето слънцето зализа	2:23:15 (Pop-up)
Moon Ensemble	Uyakhan zambuu tiviin naran	Mongolian Image & Melody		Уяхан замбуу тивийн наран	2:26:22 (Pop-up)
Samira Tawfik	Shams Al Helween "Shams Al Helween" by "Samira Tawfik"			سميرة توفيق / شمس الحلوين	2:30:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		2:35:14 (Pop-up)
Jarabe de Menta	Con El Sol En El Bolsillo		1969		2:45:21 (Pop-up)
Caballo Vapor	Busco El Sol, No Sé Adonde Voy		1973		2:48:08 (Pop-up)
Los Datsun's	En el sol "En el sol" by "Los Datsun's"		1971		2:51:16 (Pop-up)
Hobo Blues Band ‎	A Napra Várva	Vándor Az Úton: Hbb-Morrison Emlékműsor	1987		2:55:00 (Pop-up)
Sleepy Sleepers	Keskiyön aikaan "Keskiyön aikaan" by "Sleepy Sleepers"	Levyraati	1981		3:00:11 (Pop-up)
Sandro y los de Fuego ‎	Perseguiré al Sol	Al Calor de Sandro y los de Fuego	1965		3:04:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eumir Deodato	Summertime "Summertime" by "Eumir Deodato"	The Crossing	2010		3:05:55 (Pop-up)
Gabriela Torres	Volver Con Sol "Volver Con Sol" by "Gabriela Torres"	Circulos de Fuego	1997		3:11:35 (Pop-up)
Fatjeta & Guralumi Jazz Band	Kur perëndon dielli	Lule bore	2016		3:14:22 (Pop-up)
Osamu Kitajima	Taiyo "Taiyo" by "Osamu Kitajima"	Benzaiten	1974		3:17:26 (Pop-up)
Boredoms	House of Sun "House of Sun" by "Boredoms"	Seadrum/House of Sun	2004		3:25:14 (Pop-up)
Amon Düül	Snow Your Thirst and Sun Your Open Mouth	Paradieswärts Düül	1970		3:45:10 (Pop-up)
The Bad Plus	Staring at the Sun "Staring at the Sun" by "The Bad Plus"	It's Hard	2016		3:54:28 (Pop-up)
Ric Colbeck Quartet	The Sun Is Coming Up	The Sun Is Coming Up	1970		3:58:49 (Pop-up)
Masayuki Takayanagi	Sun in the East	Free Form Suite	1972		4:08:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		4:18:25 (Pop-up)
Virre	Veere, Päike! "Veere, Päike!" by "Virre"	Kolmas	2008		4:30:35 (Pop-up)
The Poozies	Ged Is Grianach An Latha/Dr Iain Macaonghais	Changed Days Same Roots	2003		4:35:02 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	Haenim "Haenim" by "Kim Jung Mi"	Now	1973	햇님 김정미	4:39:50 (Pop-up)
Nga Tamariki O Tongariro	Hine Raumati (Poi Song for the Sun)	Maori - New Zealand	2011		4:46:39 (Pop-up)
Coro Armonico	Xemx Jew Qamar "Xemx Jew Qamar" by "Coro Armonico"		1964		4:49:33 (Pop-up)
Dragostin Folk National, Maria Koleva	Izgrev Slŭntse na Gerana "Ya izgreĭ, Yasno Slŭntse"	Slanchova Svatba: Sonic Icons of Bulgaria, vol. 3	2014	Изгрев Слънце на Герана "Я изгрей, Ясно Слънце"	4:53:04 (Pop-up)
Sergey Starostin	There was a Sun "There was a Sun" by "Sergey Starostin"	Zhyli-Byli	2010		4:56:03 (Pop-up)
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler	Shams	Wanabni	2010		5:02:31 (Pop-up)
Anne James Chaton & Andy Moor	Return to the Brixton Sun	Your Song, My Foot! Vol. 2: Daniel Blumin's 2014 WFMU Marathon Premium	2014		5:07:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2014		5:11:00 (Pop-up)
Bobo Stenson Trio	Sol "Sol" by "Bobo Stenson Trio"	Indicum	2012		5:21:45 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz, Brad Mehldau, Charlie Haden & Paul Motian	Solar	Live at Birdland	2011		5:30:33 (Pop-up)
Mógil	Sólargangur "Sólargangur" by "Mógil"	Korriró	2015		5:42:07 (Pop-up)
Ježkův orchestr Osvobozeného divadla	Slunce a Stín		1934		5:45:43 (Pop-up)
Kibardin Quartett	Erschöpfte Sonne	Am Samowar: Tango-Geschichten aus Russland	2013		5:48:54 (Pop-up)
Joscho Stephan, Helmut Eisel Quartett	The World is Waiting for the Sunrise	Gypsy Meets The Klezmer	2012		5:54:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Eastern Standard Time	The Skatalite!	1969		5:57:50 (Pop-up)
Wadada Leo Smith & Ed Blackwell	The Blue Mountain's Sun Drummer	The Blue Mountain's Sun Drummer	1986		6:07:15 (Pop-up)
William Parker Quartet	Sun "Sun" by "William Parker Quartet"	O'Neal's Porch	2002		6:13:41 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Sundust "Sundust" by "Bill Frisell"	Unspeakable	2004		6:27:32 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	The Sun Myth "The Sun Myth" by "Sun Ra"	Heliocentric Worlds, Vol. 2	1966		6:30:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Müde Sonne "Müde Sonne" by "Quadro Nuevo"	Tango Bitter Sweet	2006		6:48:22 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Sun In Aquarius "Sun In Aquarius" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Jewels of Thought	1969		6:55:25 (Pop-up)
Prakash Maharaj	Suriodaya "Suriodaya" by "Prakash Maharaj"	Prakash Maharaj & Friends	1989		7:23:17 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane & Alice Coltrane	The Sun	Cosmic Music	1968		7:32:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		7:36:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 3:02pm chresti: All aboard the overnight train! Hello!
	3:03pm David D: Greetings Chresti!
	3:04pm Carmichael: Happy Christmas David und Leuten.
	3:05pm Sem: Helio, David, chresti. Appropriate-to-your-personal-belief-system greetings. Pleased to be a sun worshipper, myself.
	3:06pm Sem: ...and Sacramento Carmichael, greets, etc.
	3:07pm David D: Happy and merry Carmichael and right-back-atcha Sem!
	🚂 3:07pm Michael 98145: cheers! hail the return of the sun.
	3:09pm fleep: Ra ra ra!
	3:11pm David D: Hello Michael and fleep!
	3:12pm kuba: dobry wieczór!
	3:16pm kuba: (playing yaniv with the family)
	3:16pm David D: Hey Kuba!
	3:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Freeform Riders
	3:19pm David D: Kuba: What's that like?
	3:20pm David D: Hey there coelacanth∅
	3:20pm kuba: it's super fun unless you're bad at it, seemingly genetically, like me. en.wikipedia.org...
	3:23pm coelacanth∅: is there a dining car?
	3:23pm monkeyz: time to ride the train again! hello y'all
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: i thought the sun didn't rise again 'till easter...
	3:25pm kuba: oh and mom made super strong g&ts
	🚂 3:26pm Michael 98145: @coel, as some would have us believe ...
	🚂 3:27pm Michael 98145: card games have always eluded my understanding
	3:29pm David D: The dining car is full of emergency pretzels and G&T, it would seem...
	3:30pm David D: Hello Monkeyz!
	3:31pm glenn: hey, i haven't seen the sun shine since i don't know when.
	3:32pm coelacanth∅: apparently part of the strategy in choosing this time of year for part of the fairy tale was based on the 3 day period around the solstice that the sun does not appear to be rising any higher in the sky; and then (back in the day) it is suddenly apparent that it is in fact coming back and the people are Thankful.
	3:33pm David D: May the sun return for you soon, Glenn.
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: glenn are you stuck in folsom prison too?!
	3:34pm glenn: fulsome in folsom.
	3:34pm glenn: would be my prison dating site handle.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: i'm not sure the courting rituals in prison require handles
	🚂 3:36pm Michael 98145: axial tilt is the reason for the season. let us now drink.
	3:36pm kuba: @michael - i think i get card games but i still keep losing
	3:37pm Sem: Prisoner of Love would make a good ringtone.
	3:37pm kuba: but yes, cheers everyone!
	3:37pm coelacanth∅: oh Michael we were supposed to wait?
	3:37pm glenn: well, love handles, maybe.
	3:38pm Sem: Now, that's funny.
	🚂 3:38pm Michael 98145: Na zdrowie!
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: haha (i was waiting for it!)
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: (the love handles reference, that is)
	3:39pm kuba: nawzajem! :)
	3:39pm glenn: no disappointment on xmas day.
	3:41pm coelacanth∅: i like card games but i have always had a strange mental block to remember the rules of each game if maybe a month or 2 goes by without playing it. i have a generally good memory and i don't forget other games' rules. it's weird.
	3:42pm glenn: speaking of the finns [and some disappointment] www.tsn.ca...
	3:43pm glenn: Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen stopped 31 shots for Finland. all hail ukko-pekka.
	🚂 3:45pm chresti: My mother taught us how to play Bridge and Hearts, when we were very young, we set up an egg carton to hold the cards for my little brother, who was about 4
	3:45pm coelacanth∅: this set's on fire David!
	3:46pm David D: Thanks, coelacanth∅!
	3:48pm doctorjazz: Happy Holidays all! Just leaving the traditional Kosher Deli meal (sushi last night) ,catch you in the car!
	3:48pm glenn: i learned how to play euchre and cribbage when i was about 4. playing in card tournaments was basically my part time job in high school
	3:50pm kuba: our family game is, and has been since we've been old enough, canasta
	🚂 3:50pm chresti: My former husband and I got hooked on cribbage for a couple years.
	🚂 3:51pm chresti: Happy holidays, doc!
	3:52pm kuba: i have... memories of cribbage boards but no idea where from
	3:52pm coelacanth∅: Thank you doctor. back atcha!
	🚂 3:52pm chresti: I don't know canasta or euchre.
	3:53pm David D: Happy holidays, Doc!
	3:53pm kuba: canasta is almost 100% random/fair/skill-independent but you think it's not... nice illusion
	🚂 3:53pm chresti: The bridge pretty much ended after getting a TV
	3:54pm kuba: and you play in couples which is fun as a family conversation replacement/base
	🚂 3:55pm chresti: We did like to play chess.
	3:56pm glenn: i guess in retrospect i was a degenerate gambler.
	3:56pm fleep: drafted into the family gin rummy tournament at age 6 due to an odd number of players. it was like learning to play with sharks, no mercy
	🚂 3:56pm chresti: There's sun here most of, if not all of the time, in So Cal
	3:57pm coelacanth∅: i remember my mother was supposedly a fierce canasta and bridge player but i (we?) was never taught how to play it. the family played several different poker games; gin; gin rummy...and other games just among the kids like go fish. and some board games.
	🚂 4:00pm chresti: I'm lucky if the high is in the 60s here, My mom played in bridge club when we lived in Illinois. Once we moved to Cali, we were enlisted to play with her.
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: oh yeah we played checkers and chess too; and chinese checkers.
	🚂 4:02pm chresti: Oh yeah, us too.
	4:05pm Doug Schulkind: One lord a Leiping! Hello, David!
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: (i guess those are board games too, but i don't think of them together with the ones with a variety of props and such...like they're more straightforward, and more traditional)
	4:08pm David D: Drummers Drumming with Doug!
	4:11pm glenn: at the cottage we would play 99, which is crazy fun if you have about 10 players.
	🚂 4:12pm chresti: The board game we liked was "Clue"
	4:20pm David D: Settlers of Catan is a modern classic as well.
	4:21pm coelacanth∅: i think i played 99 with friends, in my 20s. we got clue and trivial pursuit a little later on. before those came (which i loved) we had these marathon games of monopoly. my parents didn't utilize certain rules so that it was easier to not go bankrupt. often my younger sister would fall asleep in her chair long before the rest of us and the game would end when we were all too exhausted to continue. my mom would add up the assets in the morning to see who won.
	4:22pm fleep: Stratego
	4:23pm coelacanth∅: never heard of that one,David. (also only vaguely aware of euchre and cribbage, mentioned earlier)
	4:26pm coelacanth∅: never played stratego. our other board games were parcheesy (sp!) and scrabble. i got pretty bored of parcheesy at one point.
	4:26pm David D: Catan is a German game but has been an international success. I grew up playing cribbage, myself, odd game though.
	4:27pm steveo: Greetings and salutations! Happy to be onboard.
	4:28pm coelacanth∅: we had 2 (or 3) very beautiful mahjong sets in the house, which we pulled out and looked at every once in a while. my mother said she knew how to play but it was too complicated to teach us. but then, she also said there was some fat guy who somehow slid in and out of every person's home via fireplace chimney at precisely midnight once/year.
	4:28pm steveo: Rare at-home Drummer listening. Had to fire up the Bluetooth.
	4:28pm David D: G&S, Steveo!
	4:30pm steveo: We played some Boggle earlier. First time for the 8-year-old.
	4:31pm David D: Haven't thought about Boggle in years, good game actually.
	4:31pm Ike: Hi! Oh, I remember Stratego.
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: come on onboard, pull up to the board game of your liking and have some stale old pretzels and gin + poison. you wont get bored. when the pretzels run out we're having sushi delivered. the train doesn't stop though so we're still working on the logistics.
	4:32pm David D: Hello, Ike!
	4:33pm steveo: If they can refuel airplanes midair, surely that can get some fish on a moving subway....
	4:35pm coelacanth∅: so we don't necessarily need the stunt people food delivery service?
	4:39pm doctorjazz: Just dropping off my 102 year old mother in law, next home! Great car tunes.
	4:39pm David D: Seafood is available in the rear restaurant car, don't forget the password is "swordfish".
	4:40pm Franco Twinkie: Once when the TV broke my dad came home with a metal Chinese checker board with mechanical pockets for the marbles. It met a sad death when it fell off the top of my car and was run over by a cement mixer.
	4:43pm Franco Twinkie: Nirvana Italiano.
	4:45pm coelacanth∅: i remember that story,Franco. very sad.
	4:46pm David D: Franco, that is a dramatic way for a Chinese checker set to go.
	4:46pm Franco Twinkie: Uh oh, I'm starting to repeat myself.
	4:48pm David D: Doctorjazz: 102, that is fantastic!
	4:53pm Sem: Full contact cribbage was the game around my place. 911 on the speed dial, along w/ the bootlegger.
	4:55pm coelacanth∅: eh, Franco -i'm not concerned about repeating myself. so i don't always know who i told what to or who was paying attention or who gives a shit about what i have to say. 'tain't no thing. - i remember the story was more dramatic than that though; like it was that game's fate!
	4:56pm kuba: haha when my parents heard the subject they sang this very song... in my sister's husband, alexej's, face
	4:56pm David D: Kuba: This was also by special request.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: what's the subject?
	5:01pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, Had to compress, I'm looking for the records my mom gave me Xmas 1968.
	🚂 5:03pm chresti: Yeah Franco, I've heard your stories dozens of times; doesn't matter because they're great stories and/or I've forgotten
	5:07pm doctorjazz: She's hanging in, my mother in law (but fading all the time). Sad lunch today .. My older daughter the actress has an 8 month gig on A Disney cruise leaving tomorrow and she's afraid her grandma won't make it .
	5:11pm coelacanth∅: Franco good luck. it'll be fun if you find 'em. ... something i started to do when i was maybe 9-10 and it got away from me later on, was to write down every record i got as i got them- to chronicle my evolution as a music listener...which i'd find interesting now as i sometimes doubt my memory's accuracy. also to help remember who gave me what if they were gifts.
	5:11pm David D: Doctorjazz: That is sad, can she be in touch from the ship? The cruise sounds exciting otherwise.
	5:12pm David D: Yes, good luck, Franco, too much moving has meant losing quite a few records and CDs along the way for me as well.
	5:15pm coelacanth∅: oh no,dr. ... but maybe she will. my father fooled us all over and over for 3-4 years, but it wasn't until a week ago that his irresponsible indulgences' effects on his body outweighed his stubbornness.
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: this Sherap Dorjee is beautiful
	5:18pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, I was thinking photo op for later tonight after dinner. I found one - Time Has Come Today by The Chambers Brothers, but I can't find Disraeli Gears by Cream. I should have started earlier.
	5:18pm David D: coelacanth∅: Yes, that was a Tibetan kovo lute.
	5:19pm coelacanth∅: ah Great album that chambers brothers
	5:21pm coelacanth∅: i knew she was/is tibetan by her name, Sherap; never heard of the kovo lute.
	5:25pm David D: There are so many different types of lute-like instruments.
	5:26pm Sem: Great board, reading is wonderful. Busy cooking but listening in closely. Scallops, in case you were wondering...
	5:28pm David D: Sounds good Sem, fresh from the region?
	5:29pm Sem: Yes, David, this part of Nova Scotia is a lobster and scallop hot spot. The Chinese get most of everything caught here.
	5:33pm David D: Funny, I think the scallops you get here are often from Asia, although I may be mistaken.
	5:34pm David D: Here being Germany, of course.
	5:34pm fleep: Defrosting and peeling shrimp. From Indonesia. Farm raised. May have trouble adjusting to a major city. Haven't told them about the traffic yet.
	5:35pm Sem: I suppose the abalone fishery has gone belly up there in CA, fleep?
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: at least they know how to watch out for tractors and large, 4-legged animals.
	5:38pm fleep: Sem, totally closed for this season, due to the climate change hoax. No word on next year yet.
	5:39pm Franco Twinkie: There has not been abalone in Cali in a long time. At least one's that are legal. My dad use to pry them off the rocks with a screw driver and fill gunny sacks.
	5:40pm coelacanth∅: yes David asia and europe are 1 continent. no doubt the obvious lie was created for political reasons. (as are the maps that most people in the northern hemisphere still use that show the southern hemisphere land masses to be much smaller than they are)
	5:47pm David D: Yes, it all goes back to the tripartite division of the known world into Europe, Asia, and Africa. I suppose it was always something of a cultural division after all.
	5:49pm Sem: OK, I've OD'ed on Vitamin D by now, I am sure. Thanks for the sunny tunes, David. Hope to see you and all this time next week, sunny or not. Ciao for now.
	5:50pm David D: Thanks, Sem, enjoy your dinner!
	5:52pm coelacanth∅: tchau Sem ...i only know this by the grand funk railroad version
	5:54pm David D: This is the Peruvian take...
	5:57pm coelacanth∅: if their ancestors are any indication they know much more about the sun than 3 guys from michigan
	5:58pm David D: And they have that apostrophe in their name...
	🚂 6:01pm chresti: Haha Datsun's
	6:01pm coelacanth∅: maybe it's supposed to be "los datsun's 230 cc".
	6:02pm David D: It's all about dat sun.
	🚂 6:03pm chresti: The backup singing is heartfelt-the Sleepy Sleepers
	6:03pm coelacanth∅: "riding; riding; riding into dat sun, yeah"
	6:04pm doctorjazz: They do a pretty good Jack Bruce...
	6:04pm Franco Twinkie: This is sooo good. I found Disraeli Gears. Off to moms house. Hope she's game.
	6:05pm coelacanth∅: good Franco. have a Merry Pranksters!
	6:05pm doctorjazz: This must have been recorded days after the Beatles version
	6:06pm David D: Have a happy one, Franco...
	6:07pm doctorjazz: Enjoy Franco!
	6:14pm David D: Doc: Yes, they used to come out with those international covers right away...
	6:29pm doctorjazz: Love this Boredoms (and the name of the band, with the plural...)
	6:31pm doctorjazz: I'm kinda bummed my daughter's going to be away 8 months myself....she's been away for long periods before but she's been living at home for a while now..
	6:39pm David D: Yes, that is quite a long stretch, doctorjazz. Will she have any breaks?
	6:41pm doctorjazz: I don't think so .. A day here and there, I think they work them pretty hard (of course, it's not physical labor, but... )
	🚂 6:42pm chresti: Has she done cruises before?
	6:50pm doctorjazz: No Chresti, she's done shows in Tennessee, Maine, and other East Coast theaters, this long and far (and on water) is a first for her
	6:52pm doctorjazz: These noodley jams always bring The Dead to mind (not a bad thing}
	6:52pm David D: Where will the cruise be going?
	7:06pm doctorjazz: It's the Disney Fantasy-goes to islands in the Caribbean, Eastern and WEstern, sometimes Mexico as well. They're performing Aladdin and some other Disney stuff.
	7:07pm doctorjazz: (You're in my territory now-loved the Bad Plus-the old version, by the date, haven't heard the new version yet- and Ric Colbeck is not a name I know, but great track!
	7:16pm David D: Well sounds like places with a lot of sun, in any case. I hope she enjoys it.
	7:19pm doctorjazz: (As part of her contract, she's not to get tanned, lose weight, gain weight....we'll. She has friends who have done it, though, and they all really liked it)
	7:21pm monkeyz: gotta pay respect for david's perseverance on christmas once.
	7:29pm doctorjazz: WE can start a pool on how late he'll be able to go ...if they're 6 hours ahead, it's already past my bed time there. It'll be 6 AM at the midnight end time for live shows on Tuesday.
	7:30pm monkeyz: yeah its 1:30am here.
	7:31pm monkeyz: i'll stay all the way.
	7:32pm David D: Thanks, Monkeyz, it is my Christmas pleasure!
	7:33pm David D: Doctorjazz: Do I get to bet as well?
	7:34pm doctorjazz: I also really appreciate you going on (and on...) tonight, David. Have some work paperwork /busy work that I need to get done, the show has been great company for it
	7:36pm David D: Glad you are all there with me!
	7:47pm monkeyz: well the pleasure surely is on my side, too!
	7:50pm monkeyz: my next appointment is the weedman at 5pm, so i got plenty of time ;)
	7:51pm David D: Hehe, I was just saying nobody works here tomorrow except essential services.
	🚂 8:24pm Brian in UK: Quick hello David and folks. Seasons greetings.
	8:26pm doctorjazz: Like Bobo!
	8:26pm David D: Hello and happy holidays, Brian!
	8:53pm coelacanth∅: i thought i was going to temporarily excuse myself for some weekly world blues but Matt's playing all christmess music and i'm not down. -not that i'm never into xmas music but not xmas blues &/or not right now.
	8:56pm David D: Still following the sun wherever it goes over here...
	9:07pm monkeyz: if you carry on like this, you will also see it rise again ;)
	9:08pm David D: Yes, it is tempting, but I think hunger or something might intervene...
	9:12pm fleep: It's yeoman effort above and beyond, and much appreciated. As the old fish says, a haven of sorts.
	9:15pm David D: Happy to provide a place in the sun tonight...
	9:16pm coelacanth∅: i wont believe you if you say you're going the whole show without eating! (and if you go the whole 9 hours your blood sugar's gonna crash)
	9:17pm coelacanth∅: i love this album
	9:17pm David D: Don't worry, I just had my emergency pretzels, that should hold me a while at least.
	9:18pm coelacanth∅: ...but then, it's William Parker so, obviously!
	9:18pm David D: Also there are probably noodles or something in the radio kitchen if worst came to worst.
	9:18pm David D: Yes, this is a good one.
	9:19pm coelacanth∅: hey! i think i hear the pitterpatter of the sushi-delivery stuntman on the roof!
	9:20pm David D: That would be amazing - just look for the only lit window in the building.
	9:21pm Doug Schulkind: Love this track.
	9:21pm David D: Or is it Sushi Claus?
	9:22pm David D: Hey Doug - how are things over yonder?
	9:25pm Doug Schulkind: Things are yondering just fine, David. We have had you on all day (practically) along with WKCR’s Bach Fest in the faint background. Sublime stuff.
	9:27pm doctorjazz: Terrific Parker!
	9:28pm David D: Glad to be there with you, Doug. Funny, usually it's the Bach Fest that's from Leipzig.
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: Good evening, all.
	9:31pm David D: Good evening/morning, Uncle Michael!
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: haha sushi claus! -wish i could get some of this noodle soup i just made to you.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: Continental Subway can now put a pin on the map for Key West, Florida.
	9:33pm David D: Key West - now that sounds like some serious sun!
	9:33pm Uncle Michael: pretty good sun for Christmas
	9:33pm David D: Thanks Coel, I will enjoy it virtually.
	9:34pm Doug Schulkind: Lotta Leipzig talk on the Bach Fest. I keep doing doubletakes.
	9:35pm David D: Doug, hard to talk about Bach without Leipzig, or vice versa.
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: hey UM (that i thought i posted a while ago!) are their other famous composers or modern musicians that have a leipzig history? just curious.
	9:46pm Doug Schulkind: I am loving the David Fest from Leipzig. Thank you so much for giving the day s soundtrack!
	9:47pm David D: Doug: It is my absolute pleasure!
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: hey, Coel
	9:47pm David D: Coel: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy is the first to come to mind. There is a lot of music happening all the time.
	9:52pm coelacanth∅: i did get the impression somewhere along the way that leipzig was a musical hot spot, of some sort. never got into Mendelssohn but i'm also fairly ignorant to his work.
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: you still haven't played "lazy old sun" by the kinks!
	9:55pm monkeyz: also a dear friend of mine and the best free jazz saxophonist i know is in leipzig, great bruno angeloni.
	9:57pm monkeyz: if anyone wants a taste of him, you can have it here: www.youtube.com... album will probably drop next year.
	9:58pm David D: Monkeyz: Please have him get in touch (if he likes).
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: it appears both Wagner and Schumann (the latter of which i'm a fan of) spent time in leipzig.
	9:58pm doctorjazz: Hey UM, still on vacation?
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: cool monkeyz i was going to ask where, if, i can check him out.
	9:59pm monkeyz: he is not one of those people using this fancy new thing called interweb. but i will let you know when he's playing so you can just talk face to face. (better bring some italian) ;)
	10:00pm doctorjazz: (it's now 4 AM in Leipzig...)
	10:01pm David D: Monkeyz: Sure, thanks!
	10:01pm monkeyz: that is correct doctorjazz. im showing my solidarity by staying awake and fasting too.
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: {note to self: brush up on those 5 italian words i know}
	10:02pm Uncle Michael: Heading home tomorrow, Doc.
	10:04pm monkeyz: i tried to make him listen to this radio show but he likes to sleep early and if he doesnt he runs our locl soup kitchen here in the east of leipzig. so if you are open for that, you could come there on a wednesday evening for some real italian minestrone cooked by the man himself.
	10:05pm monkeyz: i have this theory that good musicians are also good cooks and vice versa.
	10:06pm David D: Sounds good, Monkeyz, is that Atari?
	10:07pm coelacanth∅: i knew an amazing free jazz saxophonist, who unfortunately for the rest of us left his body a few years ago; but i wonder if he played in leipzig. he was in eurasia a lot, as all free jazz players from the states have to be if they want to make a living by music.
	10:08pm monkeyz: no its a place called löffelstube in the northern part of the idastraße. you will find a candle light burning at the entrance of a flat roof building between two "normal" houses from ca. 19.00 till midnight. food is often gone by 9 latest so better come early.
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: Going dark here...thanks for the music, David.
	10:08pm David D: Thanks, UM - have a safe trip home...
	10:09pm Uncle Michael: danke
	10:10pm monkeyz: and beware of the fast trams on the eisenbahnstraße, it's called most dangerous street for a reason ;)
	10:10pm David D: Monkeyz: Feel free to get in touch by e-mail if you like.
	10:11pm David D: coelacanth∅: It's hard to even predict who shows up in Leipzig on their Eurasian tours and who doesn't.
	10:12pm monkeyz: done.
	10:13pm David D: Thanks, got it!
	10:19pm doctorjazz: Man, Sanders just explodes on this part!
	10:20pm David D: Coel: What was your friend's name?
	10:20pm David D: Doc: Yes, this piece totally flies by as well.
	10:21pm doctorjazz: 1It's also one of the few free jazz yodels in the book
	🚂 10:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna: so much gorgeousness
	10:25pm David D: Thanks, Granny Spicy Tuna!
	10:37pm doctorjazz: Duke's on, ending the show. Thanks SO much David, great show!!!! (get some sleep)
	10:39pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David an Excellent >7 hours it's been too! have a good sleep and take care everyone
	10:40pm fleep: Safe travels and thank you!
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: oh and David S Ware (just David Ware or David AWare as we knew him) i wasn't that close to him. i was his wife's sushi buddy, as he was a vegan.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: ...to be clear, we called him David Aware talking about him, not to him!
	10:42pm David D: Okay, Coel, thanks, I'll have a look...
	10:42pm David D: And thanks everyone for listening! Have a great holiday week...
	11:09pm monkeyz: i stayed till the end i can proudly say, thanks for all the good stuff david!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from December 25, 2018

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