WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 30, 2019

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:59pm chresti: Hello! Here's my ticket
	3:00pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	🚂 3:01pm chresti: Happy Birthday Duke...
	3:03pm David D: Greetings Chresti and Cmurtha!
	🚂 3:03pm Michael 98145: looking forward to this !
	🚂 3:03pm Listening Out There: I think Duke also said that there were only two types of music: good music and bad music. Always liked that description...
	🚂 3:03pm chris: first pitch home run! woooo! hi, David and folks.
	3:04pm steveo: greetings; sensing a theme
	3:04pm David D: Hey Michael, LOT, Chris, Steveo...
	3:04pm David D: And happy 120th Duke Ellington - that was a bit of a teaser for the second half of the show...
	🚂 3:05pm Yvang: I've heard Robert Smith has a new band, Prevention (Better than the Cure)
	3:07pm David D: Good evening, Yvang - yes, a bit more of something else for Robert Smith's 60th coming up in fact...
	3:07pm Stanley: Nobody travels second class on this show. Well alright.
	🚂 3:07pm redkayak: Good afternoon all!
	3:07pm steveo: took me a moment to read the title sdrawkcab
	3:07pm Webhamster Henry: Good music , bad music, and backwards music!
	3:08pm David D: 'Evening, Stanley - 'afternoon, Redkayak, Henry!
	3:08pm Sem: Hello, David, first class riders, and sneakers-aboard.
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Off to a great start, hi David and commuters!
	🚂 3:08pm Yvang: ! ti evol I
	3:09pm David D: Sem and Doc, welcome aboard!
	3:09pm Stanley: Sem!
	🚂 3:10pm redkayak: @Davud D - Ahoy captain :)
	3:10pm fleep: Greetings!
	3:10pm Sem: Stanley! Is that a new beret I see you sporting?
	🚂 3:11pm redkayak: @sem - what happens in the steerage, stays in the sterrage
	🚂 3:11pm redkayak: steErage
	3:11pm David D: Hello there, fleep!
	3:12pm Stanley: Not yet, Sem, about five weeks to go. Going to France on Friday and will choose one
	3:13pm Sem: Just so, redkayak. Mum's the word. Stanley, remember black is so becoming.
	🚂 3:15pm Yvang: This Yanka track is so intense!
	3:23pm Stanley: Sem, I can't remember whether I've sent you this. I'm sure to find something to suit, here. And only five miles from my parents' place. www.museeduberet.com
	3:25pm Webhamster Henry: The Inflatable Boy Clams' "I'm Sorry" is a WFMU favorite.
	3:26pm Sem: Nice catalog, will spend some time with it. I have a screaming yellow one, not recommended---special occasions only.
	3:30pm steveo: thought this was "i eat the sky" at first but don't worry i figured it out
	3:33pm David D: Steveo: That sounds more like a creative Hendrix cover.
	3:41pm steveo: enjoying this birthday set :)
	3:42pm David D: One more then...
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: Hey, David, & fellow travelers.
	3:55pm David D: Hey there, Jeff!
	3:56pm Jeff Golick: Can I ask you a German translation question, @David?
	🚂 3:56pm chresti: That's a nice area, near the Basque region@Stanley. My ex and his wife have a place a little north of there
	3:58pm David D: Sure, Jeff!
	4:00pm kuba: been working with libfaketime today, so good foo, all!
	4:02pm David D: Hey Kuba, feel free to explain!
	4:02pm Jeff Golick: Is there a proper (English) translation of the word "döner," as in döner kebab?
	4:05pm Jeff Golick: NZ!
	4:05pm David D: Good question, Jeff. I think it's generally referred to as "kebab" in British usage at least. It's actually very similar to the Gyros in a Pita you might get, I think.
	4:06pm David D: The word döner is apparently Turkish for rotisserie, in fact.
	4:06pm Jeff Golick: Huh. Ok, thanks for that!
	4:08pm kuba: uhm, don't they eat döners now in california? (libfaketime is a programming tool to trick your server/app into thinking that it's actually a different time than yourzzzzzzzzz
	4:13pm steveo: Time won't give me time and Time makes lovers feel like they've got something real But you and me we know they've got nothing but time And time won't give me time, won't give me time (time, time, time)
	4:13pm kuba: hmm nothing to back up my döner claim. could've sworn that i heard mentions of döner on podcasts recently (pronounced dough-nair)
	4:14pm David D: Yes, that sounds like a useful app, I'll have to look into it.
	4:15pm David D: The appearance of very expensive döner in the US sounds familiar to me as well.
	4:17pm steveo: Would you pay £60 for the world’s fanciest doner kebab? The chef at a central London restaurant aims to push kebabs ‘as far as they can go’. He has certainly managed price-wise [not U.S.]
	4:18pm Dean: "Döner" is Turkish for "rotating," "revolving."
	4:20pm kuba: ha, and my buddy in philly introduced the döner at their (german) restaurant! www.phillymag.com...
	4:21pm Dean: So, yes, rotisserie, per David D. @4:06 http://www.wordreference.com/tren/döner
	4:22pm kuba: a meat revolver. something, something, ron swanson
	🚂 4:26pm redkayak: Psychedelic :)
	4:26pm David D: Correct, Dean! My Turkish unfortunately doesn't go too far beyond döner and its best friend dürüm.
	4:27pm Stanley: Chresti @3.56 (I'm just back from a relaxation session). Yes, indeed it's a beautiful place at the foot of the Pyrenees. Where are your friends?
	4:31pm Stanley: I'm a Shish man, myself.
	4:37pm Dean: Aptly, it also refers to a turntable. Food and records...can't be all bad.
	4:40pm David D: The main thing is that it spins...
	4:42pm Dean: A dervish
	4:44pm TDK60: Hello.
	4:45pm David D: Hello there TDK60!
	4:47pm David D: Dean: Come to think of it, I was at the dervish museum in Istanbul, a few years back. They didn't serve food, I don't think.
	4:50pm Dean: But I bet they sell records in the gift shop!
	4:52pm David D: Dean, you know they might have and I missed it.
	4:52pm dxl: Hello
	4:53pm David D: Greetings, dxl!
	🚂 4:54pm Carmichael: Hanging off the train like they do in India. Heya David and in and out passengers.
	4:54pm David D: Hey, Carmichael, best way to listen!
	🚂 4:57pm Carmichael: Hey Dean, there's a Doner and Kebab place in Berkeley. On Durant, off of Telegraph.
	4:58pm TDK60: Ah missed that Bristol reggae. Bristol is a great city. Got there last summer.
	4:58pm steveo: sorry to run out in the middle here -- thanks and enjoy the ellington!
	5:03pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Steveo!
	🚂 5:07pm chresti: I'm still here, in the sleeper...@Stanley@4:27, I don't remember the name, Beau something
	5:10pm David D: Old-fashioned drinks trolley will be passing through in just a while...
	5:11pm TDK60: Chresti: "sleeper"? You on a train trip?
	🚂 5:13pm chresti: TDK60, yes, the Continental Subway.
	5:18pm TDK60: Oh, you're on a Continental Subway car! Enjoy the view.
	5:18pm dxl: Its such a pleasure to stumble across music this good.
	🚂 5:18pm Brian in UK: Hello David, hang the straps and let go.
	🚂 5:19pm redkayak: If I could time travel I would check in w/ Mr. Ellington :)
	5:24pm David D: Good evening, Brian!
	5:24pm David D: And glad you are enjoying it, dxl...
	5:30pm David D: Redkayak: Time travel would be great for finding lost music, of course.
	🚂 5:32pm redkayak: @David D - - i suppose that could help defray some expenses :D
	5:34pm David D: It would pay for itself - after a time.
	5:36pm TDK60: I wonder what the night life was like back then in the big cities in the '20s. Must have been a swell, swingin' time.
	5:37pm doctorjazz: Really old Duke, cool stuff!
	5:40pm doctorjazz: Just starting to get more 4 beat and less 2 beat time
	🚂 5:40pm Brian in UK: Sweet sounds.
	🚂 5:41pm redkayak: Thanks for the show David - I need to de-train!
	🚂 5:42pm Yvang: In my opinion the best music to get through The Depression as well as ...depression!
	5:45pm David D: Thanks, Redkayak, we'll slow down to set you back into the stream...
	🚂 5:48pm Michael 98145: i'm a happy dog
	5:50pm Dean: This one looks promising, TDK60: https://www.press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/I/bo12274733.html Not all fun, though.
	🚂 5:52pm chris: i'd buy this Ellington compilation. just sayin' ;)
	5:54pm David D: Thanks, Chris, glad you are enjoying it!
	5:55pm Sem: My stop. Thanks, David, always a fun ride. Long live the Duke. Later!
	5:58pm David D: Enjoy your evening, Sem!
	🚂 5:58pm Carmichael: Jumping off the train into the tall grass. Thanks for the hitch!
	5:58pm David D: My pleasure, Carmichael!
	🚂 6:01pm chris: this hop head is leaving at this stop as well. much thanks, David!
	6:02pm David D: Thanks, Chris!
	🚂 6:08pm Michael 98145: Not only have i never heard this; i don't think i've ever heard of this. Wish i could have seen the Orchestra during their tours around the US.
	6:14pm David D: Michael: I'm sure the shows were phenomenal.
	6:23pm doctorjazz: Love Harlem Air Shaft (dig the countermelodies)!
	6:24pm David D: Yes, they just fly over each other.
	6:25pm doctorjazz: There's a recording of the Ellington Orchestra live in Fargo 1940 out there, closest thing to a time machine.
	6:29pm doctorjazz: And this trio recording is great!
	6:30pm David D: I guess you can say that the recordings are all time machines, great to have them.
	🚂 6:31pm chresti: Thanks David, love the Duke sets!
	6:33pm TDK60: 3 giants together.
	6:35pm doctorjazz: This album (with Trane) was one that I had on my turntable so much I had to put it away for a while, overplayed it (nice to hear now, though).
	6:38pm doctorjazz: Ok, time to take you to the car (there will be a ransom demand). Thanks, David!
	6:38pm David D: It is a great one, doctorjazz, I can imagine!
	6:39pm David D: Glad you do, Chresti!
	6:39pm David D: Off we go, Doc..
	6:47pm TDK60: Dave, are there other shows on Radio Blau in English? Is it all music or is there other programming?
	6:51pm TDK60: Oh Dean, thanks for that book suggestion earlier.
	6:51pm David D: TDK: I don't think there is anything else on the regular schedule in English, but some shows will be in English some of the time if the guests are English-speaking, like Kuba's show. There are also some individual shows in the open time slots that are in English and recur every few weeks or months or whatever people decide. The show on before me every other week is in Italian, though.
	🚂 6:51pm Michael 98145: Whew. thank you again, David D ♫
	🚂 6:54pm Yvang: I indeed enjoyed!
	6:59pm TDK60: Thanks Dave.
	🚂 7:00pm Michael 98145: Yes! Happy Almost May Day.
	7:00pm David D: Thanks, everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 30, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Track 360	Black, Brown and Beige	1958		0:00:15 (Pop-up)
The Cure	Jumping Someone Else's Train		1979		0:02:30 (Pop-up)
Inflatable Boy Clams	Snoteleks "Snoteleks" by "Inflatable Boy Clams"	Inflatable Boy Clams (EP)	1981		0:05:20 (Pop-up)
Yanka	Angedoniya "Angedoniya" by "Yanka"		1989	Ангедония	0:08:19 (Pop-up)
‘O’ Level	East Sheen "East Sheen" by "‘O’ Level"		1978		0:14:59 (Pop-up)
The Cleaners From Venus	Swinging London	Blow Away Your Troubles	1981		0:18:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Martin Denny	Tune from Rangoon "Tune from Rangoon" by "Martin Denny"		1961		0:20:55 (Pop-up)
Si*Sé	Como el Cielo "Como el Cielo" by "Si*Sé"	Tributo a The Cure - Por que no puedo ser tú	1999		0:27:36 (Pop-up)
Niños Mutantes	Boy's Don't Cry (No Llorar)	Grandes Éxitos de Otros	2007		0:30:57 (Pop-up)
Steve Lieberman	Friday I'm in Love	Last of the Jewish Pirates	2008		0:35:49 (Pop-up)
Caballero Reynaldo	A Forest "A Forest" by "Caballero Reynaldo"	Antojos	2011		0:39:48 (Pop-up)
Pierrick Pédron	In Between Days "In Between Days" by "Pierrick Pédron"	Kubic's Cure	2014		0:42:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
Blurt	Trees "Trees" by "Blurt"	Blurt	1982		0:54:18 (Pop-up)
Teenage Filmstars	Sometimes Good Guys Don't Follow Trends		1979		1:01:01 (Pop-up)
The Jean Paul Sartre Experience	Flex		1986		1:03:58 (Pop-up)
White Noise	The Visitation "The Visitation" by "White Noise"	An Electric Storm	1969		1:06:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010		1:17:58 (Pop-up)
Federal Duck	Tomorrow Waits for Today	Federal Duck	1968		1:23:06 (Pop-up)
Erasmo Carlos	Bom Dia, Rock 'N' Roll	Sonhos E Memórias 1941 - 1972	1972		1:26:07 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	Ganadaramabasa "Ganadaramabasa" by "Kim Jung Mi"	Now	1973	가나다라마바 / 김정미	1:29:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Eastern Standard Time	The Skatalite!	1969		1:32:13 (Pop-up)
Zion Band	Twelve Tribes "Twelve Tribes" by "Zion Band"		1982		1:35:33 (Pop-up)
3D Production	Riot "Riot" by "3D Production"		1980		1:38:26 (Pop-up)
Európa Kiadó	Popzene "Popzene" by "Európa Kiadó"	Popzene	1987		1:40:56 (Pop-up)
A.E. Bizottság	Pek-pek "Pek-pek" by "A.E. Bizottság"	Go Ost! Klang – Zeit – Raum: Reisen in die Subkulturzonen Osteuropas 1982 - 2013	198X/2014		1:48:34 (Pop-up)
Eläkeläiset	Humppa hallelujaa "Humppa hallelujaa" by "Eläkeläiset"	Humppa of Finland	2017		1:54:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:56:33 (Pop-up)
The Washingtonians	Choo Choo (Gotta Hurry Home)		1924		2:02:49 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington's Washingtonians	Animal Crackers		1926		2:06:00 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Kentucky Club Orchestra	Hop Head		1927		2:09:08 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra	The Mooche		1928		2:12:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Wolfgang Riechmann	Himmelblau "Himmelblau" by "Wolfgang Riechmann"	Wunderbar	1978		2:15:10 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra	Reminiscing in Tempo		1935		2:22:29 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Jazz Convulsions "Jazz Convulsions" by "Duke Ellington"		1936		2:34:58 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington's Famous Orchestra	Tootin' Through the Roof		1939		2:37:47 (Pop-up)

Duke Ellington and His Orchestra	Liberian Suite		1948		2:43:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song		1951		3:08:00 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	The Tattooed Bride	Masterpieces By Ellington	1951		3:09:53 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Harlem Air Shaft	Ellington Showcase	1955		3:21:20 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Apes and Peacocks	The Ellington Suites	1959		3:25:13 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus & Max Roach	Fleurette Africaine	Money Jungle	1962		3:28:14 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane	Angelica	Duke Ellington & John Coltrane	1963		3:31:45 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Mount Harissa	Far East Suite	1966		3:37:34 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Rock Skippin' At The Blue Note	...And His Mother Called Him Bill	1967		3:45:14 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Afrique "Afrique" by "Duke Ellington"	The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse	1975		3:48:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:53:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:59pm chresti: Hello! Here's my ticket
	3:00pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	🚂 3:01pm chresti: Happy Birthday Duke...
	3:03pm David D: Greetings Chresti and Cmurtha!
	🚂 3:03pm Michael 98145: looking forward to this !
	🚂 3:03pm Listening Out There: I think Duke also said that there were only two types of music: good music and bad music. Always liked that description...
	🚂 3:03pm chris: first pitch home run! woooo! hi, David and folks.
	3:04pm steveo: greetings; sensing a theme
	3:04pm David D: Hey Michael, LOT, Chris, Steveo...
	3:04pm David D: And happy 120th Duke Ellington - that was a bit of a teaser for the second half of the show...
	🚂 3:05pm Yvang: I've heard Robert Smith has a new band, Prevention (Better than the Cure)
	3:07pm David D: Good evening, Yvang - yes, a bit more of something else for Robert Smith's 60th coming up in fact...
	3:07pm Stanley: Nobody travels second class on this show. Well alright.
	🚂 3:07pm redkayak: Good afternoon all!
	3:07pm steveo: took me a moment to read the title sdrawkcab
	3:07pm Webhamster Henry: Good music , bad music, and backwards music!
	3:08pm David D: 'Evening, Stanley - 'afternoon, Redkayak, Henry!
	3:08pm Sem: Hello, David, first class riders, and sneakers-aboard.
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Off to a great start, hi David and commuters!
	🚂 3:08pm Yvang: ! ti evol I
	3:09pm David D: Sem and Doc, welcome aboard!
	3:09pm Stanley: Sem!
	🚂 3:10pm redkayak: @Davud D - Ahoy captain :)
	3:10pm fleep: Greetings!
	3:10pm Sem: Stanley! Is that a new beret I see you sporting?
	🚂 3:11pm redkayak: @sem - what happens in the steerage, stays in the sterrage
	🚂 3:11pm redkayak: steErage
	3:11pm David D: Hello there, fleep!
	3:12pm Stanley: Not yet, Sem, about five weeks to go. Going to France on Friday and will choose one
	3:13pm Sem: Just so, redkayak. Mum's the word. Stanley, remember black is so becoming.
	🚂 3:15pm Yvang: This Yanka track is so intense!
	3:23pm Stanley: Sem, I can't remember whether I've sent you this. I'm sure to find something to suit, here. And only five miles from my parents' place. www.museeduberet.com
	3:25pm Webhamster Henry: The Inflatable Boy Clams' "I'm Sorry" is a WFMU favorite.
	3:26pm Sem: Nice catalog, will spend some time with it. I have a screaming yellow one, not recommended---special occasions only.
	3:30pm steveo: thought this was "i eat the sky" at first but don't worry i figured it out
	3:33pm David D: Steveo: That sounds more like a creative Hendrix cover.
	3:41pm steveo: enjoying this birthday set :)
	3:42pm David D: One more then...
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: Hey, David, & fellow travelers.
	3:55pm David D: Hey there, Jeff!
	3:56pm Jeff Golick: Can I ask you a German translation question, @David?
	🚂 3:56pm chresti: That's a nice area, near the Basque region@Stanley. My ex and his wife have a place a little north of there
	3:58pm David D: Sure, Jeff!
	4:00pm kuba: been working with libfaketime today, so good foo, all!
	4:02pm David D: Hey Kuba, feel free to explain!
	4:02pm Jeff Golick: Is there a proper (English) translation of the word "döner," as in döner kebab?
	4:05pm Jeff Golick: NZ!
	4:05pm David D: Good question, Jeff. I think it's generally referred to as "kebab" in British usage at least. It's actually very similar to the Gyros in a Pita you might get, I think.
	4:06pm David D: The word döner is apparently Turkish for rotisserie, in fact.
	4:06pm Jeff Golick: Huh. Ok, thanks for that!
	4:08pm kuba: uhm, don't they eat döners now in california? (libfaketime is a programming tool to trick your server/app into thinking that it's actually a different time than yourzzzzzzzzz
	4:13pm steveo: Time won't give me time and Time makes lovers feel like they've got something real But you and me we know they've got nothing but time And time won't give me time, won't give me time (time, time, time)
	4:13pm kuba: hmm nothing to back up my döner claim. could've sworn that i heard mentions of döner on podcasts recently (pronounced dough-nair)
	4:14pm David D: Yes, that sounds like a useful app, I'll have to look into it.
	4:15pm David D: The appearance of very expensive döner in the US sounds familiar to me as well.
	4:17pm steveo: Would you pay £60 for the world’s fanciest doner kebab? The chef at a central London restaurant aims to push kebabs ‘as far as they can go’. He has certainly managed price-wise [not U.S.]
	4:18pm Dean: "Döner" is Turkish for "rotating," "revolving."
	4:20pm kuba: ha, and my buddy in philly introduced the döner at their (german) restaurant! www.phillymag.com...
	4:21pm Dean: So, yes, rotisserie, per David D. @4:06 http://www.wordreference.com/tren/döner
	4:22pm kuba: a meat revolver. something, something, ron swanson
	🚂 4:26pm redkayak: Psychedelic :)
	4:26pm David D: Correct, Dean! My Turkish unfortunately doesn't go too far beyond döner and its best friend dürüm.
	4:27pm Stanley: Chresti @3.56 (I'm just back from a relaxation session). Yes, indeed it's a beautiful place at the foot of the Pyrenees. Where are your friends?
	4:31pm Stanley: I'm a Shish man, myself.
	4:37pm Dean: Aptly, it also refers to a turntable. Food and records...can't be all bad.
	4:40pm David D: The main thing is that it spins...
	4:42pm Dean: A dervish
	4:44pm TDK60: Hello.
	4:45pm David D: Hello there TDK60!
	4:47pm David D: Dean: Come to think of it, I was at the dervish museum in Istanbul, a few years back. They didn't serve food, I don't think.
	4:50pm Dean: But I bet they sell records in the gift shop!
	4:52pm David D: Dean, you know they might have and I missed it.
	4:52pm dxl: Hello
	4:53pm David D: Greetings, dxl!
	🚂 4:54pm Carmichael: Hanging off the train like they do in India. Heya David and in and out passengers.
	4:54pm David D: Hey, Carmichael, best way to listen!
	🚂 4:57pm Carmichael: Hey Dean, there's a Doner and Kebab place in Berkeley. On Durant, off of Telegraph.
	4:58pm TDK60: Ah missed that Bristol reggae. Bristol is a great city. Got there last summer.
	4:58pm steveo: sorry to run out in the middle here -- thanks and enjoy the ellington!
	5:03pm David D: Thanks for tuning in, Steveo!
	🚂 5:07pm chresti: I'm still here, in the sleeper...@Stanley@4:27, I don't remember the name, Beau something
	5:10pm David D: Old-fashioned drinks trolley will be passing through in just a while...
	5:11pm TDK60: Chresti: "sleeper"? You on a train trip?
	🚂 5:13pm chresti: TDK60, yes, the Continental Subway.
	5:18pm TDK60: Oh, you're on a Continental Subway car! Enjoy the view.
	5:18pm dxl: Its such a pleasure to stumble across music this good.
	🚂 5:18pm Brian in UK: Hello David, hang the straps and let go.
	🚂 5:19pm redkayak: If I could time travel I would check in w/ Mr. Ellington :)
	5:24pm David D: Good evening, Brian!
	5:24pm David D: And glad you are enjoying it, dxl...
	5:30pm David D: Redkayak: Time travel would be great for finding lost music, of course.
	🚂 5:32pm redkayak: @David D - - i suppose that could help defray some expenses :D
	5:34pm David D: It would pay for itself - after a time.
	5:36pm TDK60: I wonder what the night life was like back then in the big cities in the '20s. Must have been a swell, swingin' time.
	5:37pm doctorjazz: Really old Duke, cool stuff!
	5:40pm doctorjazz: Just starting to get more 4 beat and less 2 beat time
	🚂 5:40pm Brian in UK: Sweet sounds.
	🚂 5:41pm redkayak: Thanks for the show David - I need to de-train!
	🚂 5:42pm Yvang: In my opinion the best music to get through The Depression as well as ...depression!
	5:45pm David D: Thanks, Redkayak, we'll slow down to set you back into the stream...
	🚂 5:48pm Michael 98145: i'm a happy dog
	5:50pm Dean: This one looks promising, TDK60: https://www.press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/I/bo12274733.html Not all fun, though.
	🚂 5:52pm chris: i'd buy this Ellington compilation. just sayin' ;)
	5:54pm David D: Thanks, Chris, glad you are enjoying it!
	5:55pm Sem: My stop. Thanks, David, always a fun ride. Long live the Duke. Later!
	5:58pm David D: Enjoy your evening, Sem!
	🚂 5:58pm Carmichael: Jumping off the train into the tall grass. Thanks for the hitch!
	5:58pm David D: My pleasure, Carmichael!
	🚂 6:01pm chris: this hop head is leaving at this stop as well. much thanks, David!
	6:02pm David D: Thanks, Chris!
	🚂 6:08pm Michael 98145: Not only have i never heard this; i don't think i've ever heard of this. Wish i could have seen the Orchestra during their tours around the US.
	6:14pm David D: Michael: I'm sure the shows were phenomenal.
	6:23pm doctorjazz: Love Harlem Air Shaft (dig the countermelodies)!
	6:24pm David D: Yes, they just fly over each other.
	6:25pm doctorjazz: There's a recording of the Ellington Orchestra live in Fargo 1940 out there, closest thing to a time machine.
	6:29pm doctorjazz: And this trio recording is great!
	6:30pm David D: I guess you can say that the recordings are all time machines, great to have them.
	🚂 6:31pm chresti: Thanks David, love the Duke sets!
	6:33pm TDK60: 3 giants together.
	6:35pm doctorjazz: This album (with Trane) was one that I had on my turntable so much I had to put it away for a while, overplayed it (nice to hear now, though).
	6:38pm doctorjazz: Ok, time to take you to the car (there will be a ransom demand). Thanks, David!
	6:38pm David D: It is a great one, doctorjazz, I can imagine!
	6:39pm David D: Glad you do, Chresti!
	6:39pm David D: Off we go, Doc..
	6:47pm TDK60: Dave, are there other shows on Radio Blau in English? Is it all music or is there other programming?
	6:51pm TDK60: Oh Dean, thanks for that book suggestion earlier.
	6:51pm David D: TDK: I don't think there is anything else on the regular schedule in English, but some shows will be in English some of the time if the guests are English-speaking, like Kuba's show. There are also some individual shows in the open time slots that are in English and recur every few weeks or months or whatever people decide. The show on before me every other week is in Italian, though.
	🚂 6:51pm Michael 98145: Whew. thank you again, David D ♫
	🚂 6:54pm Yvang: I indeed enjoyed!
	6:59pm TDK60: Thanks Dave.
	🚂 7:00pm Michael 98145: Yes! Happy Almost May Day.
	7:00pm David D: Thanks, everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 30, 2019

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