WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 25, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:01pm doctorjazz: First in, can get a good seat!
	3:02pm Martinibomb: Hello david
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: David! Hello fellow Subway riders!
	3:02pm Martinibomb: rebroadcasting u on a sheena test stream
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: Hello. I'm standing holding on to the pole, been sitting all day.
	3:03pm David D: Ahoy Doctorjazz, Martinibomb, and Rich!
	3:03pm David D: And Otis!
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: Sheena is migrating to Drummer on our day off, Tuesday.
	3:04pm Otis Fodder: The first 3 Klaatu albums I really dig.
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: on. and on.
	3:04pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hey, it's the Beatles! . . Oh wait, no.
	🚂 3:04pm βrian: Popping in before I pop off to glaze some windows.
	🚂 3:05pm chresti: Hi David and fellow passengers! Have to work the afternoon shift today, which means I leave in an hour or so, instead of leaving work at this time, as is usual
	3:05pm David D: And hey Michael, Hopey, βrian, and Chresti!
	3:06pm David D: Otis: That is an honor!
	3:06pm Otis Fodder: Hi chresti. And David this is another gem of the yeh-yeh variety.
	🚂 3:08pm βrian: Un gilet jaune circa 1967.
	3:08pm Stanley: Bonsoir, mes amis
	🚂 3:09pm Michael 98145: mais oui
	3:10pm David D: Salut, Stanley!
	3:10pm Stanley: I've just returned from France today.
	3:11pm Otis Fodder: boujour ça va !
	🚂 3:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): digging this set of zippy punchy tunes!
	3:11pm Otis Fodder: Good for working GST, getting our groove on.
	🚂 3:15pm chresti: Bonjour to your bonsoir, Stanley. Otis in the maison!
	3:17pm spodiodi: good to hear the Continental Subway today. thanks, David
	3:17pm fleep: Greetings and all that stuff
	🚂 3:18pm Michael 98145: Hot? Whoa. I see it will be 97F in Prague tomorrow ...
	🚂 3:19pm chresti: There are more rattlesnakes at work during the afternoon shift in Griffith Park
	3:20pm fleep: Rattlesnakes play tennis?
	🚂 3:20pm Michael 98145: @chresti, truly? i guess i never realized that ...
	3:20pm David D: Greetings Fleep, Spodiodi, Granny Spicy Tuna!
	🚂 3:21pm chresti: They try, no arms though
	🚂 3:23pm chresti: During the fire in 2007, tennis players there saw snakes slithering onto the courts, to escape
	🚂 3:24pm Michael 98145: I suspect the horses would make short work of those snakes
	3:24pm David D: Chresti, do you work at Griffith Park?
	🚂 3:24pm chresti: The courts are next to hiking trails, there.
	3:24pm Martinibomb: Running your show thru a roland space echo this span track sounds super cool
	🚂 3:26pm chresti: Yes, at the Vermont Canyon Tennis courts @David, near the Greek Theater and the Observatory
	3:27pm David D: Martinibomb: Sounds like I need a roland space echo!
	3:28pm David D: Chresti: Sounds like fun - and vaguely familiar, it has been a while since I've been there though.
	3:32pm holland oats: bless ye drummer stream, always there when i need thee
	3:33pm David D: At your service, holland oats!
	3:34pm fleep: And it mutates into The Streets of Laredo, fascinating
	3:36pm David D: Yes, Fleep, it is all the same song - or at least different branches of the same musical tree.
	3:49pm Franco Twinkie: Hi David! I love the Van Ronk version of Gamblers Blues. Arlo's take is exceptionally fine as well. I have a version by The Standells on their album Riot On The Sunset Strip, as well as Bobby Blue Bland on that record were he looks like he is walking into a real estate office on Venice Blvd on the cover.
	3:50pm David D: Hello Franco, yes those are both great versions. And it's somehow all about the walking somewhere...
	🚂 3:56pm Yvang: Hello, Hot Club de Continental Subway!
	🚂 4:04pm Listening Out There: Am enjoying today's CS with DD... :)
	4:05pm David D: Hello Yvang & Listening Out There!
	4:08pm David D: Yvang: Is it as hot a club over in Brittany this week as it is here?
	4:09pm northguineahills: It's 37C/98F o'er these aways….
	4:10pm northguineahills: (that's my threshold temperature for it being hot, as fans no longer work as the ambient air temperature is the same or higher then the body's temperature).
	4:11pm David D: Hey NGH - I know but we're not used to or equipped for that over here. It's about 32 in the studio here.
	🚂 4:11pm Yvang: Actually we seem to be partially shielded there thanks to the proximity of the ocean. We will soon welcome global warming refugees, I guess...
	🚂 4:12pm Yvang: I mean tourists...
	4:12pm David D: The ocean does sound nice just about now in any case...
	🚂 4:15pm Listening Out There: Years back, saw Taraf de Haïdouks at a festival. Great performance, but a member of the band was hawking homemade cassettes of a recording (rather than the pricier version from Nonesuch, I think it was)...
	4:18pm northguineahills: In Brooklyn, I had two large window units just for my tiny apartment to make it bearable in the summer. When I moved there in 2000, many businesses didn't have A/C, by 2005, most places had A/C.
	4:20pm fleep: We are still enjoying low clouds and coastal fog, aka June Gloom, and it lingers into early afternoon. The heat will arrive all too soon.
	🚂 4:22pm chresti: Enjoying the gloom!
	4:23pm David D: Almost nobody has air conditioning around here. But our building's think walls shield us well, well enough at least for around 50 weeks of the year.
	🚂 4:25pm chresti: Off to Los Feliz I go, thanks David. I'll be popping in when no one's looking.. Thick walls, like adobe, are the way to go
	4:26pm Martinibomb: Cya Chresti!
	4:26pm northguineahills: My first summer in Brooklyn, I didn't have A/C, by the time they had a fall A/C sale, I bought my first one. I'm not sure how people lived w/o A/C before, as it commonly gets up to at least 39C every other summer.
	4:26pm Martinibomb: I don't have air either but I do have a big tree outside that really helps keep things cool in the summer
	4:26pm David D: Thanks Chresti, see you later!
	4:28pm northguineahills: My lease stipulates that my thermostat stays at 27C/81F so mold doesn't become a problem.
	🚂 4:28pm Listening Out There: Time to play "Too Darn Hot," maybe?
	4:29pm David D: I may have had a show dedicated to the heat before, but I'm not sure (the heat might have fried my memory).
	4:33pm northguineahills: Before the advent of A/C, FL had cracker houses (yes, that's where the term comes from), tall peaked roofs to allow for ventilation and wrap around covered porches. Usually w/ large trees around for shade.
	4:35pm chresti: In the car listening...
	🚂 4:36pm Carmichael: Heya David. I also saw Taraf de Haïdouks with Bireli Legrene opening. Just went for him, not knowing who they were. Wonderful evening!
	🚂 4:37pm Carmichael: Just went for fun ...
	4:40pm David D: Carmichael: That does sound like a fantastic lineup - very different Sinti/Romani traditions there.
	🚂 4:47pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i had NO idea about the origin of that term :)
	4:49pm Rich in Washington: Fascinating, northguineahills. I also had no idea!
	🚂 4:50pm Listening Out There: Michael and NGH: I recently ran across the term "dogtrot house," and it sounds similar: open corridor down the center, with doors facing the corridor. Pictures are online...
	🚂 4:50pm Michael 98145: like a "shotgun shack" ?
	4:51pm Rich in Washington: This might make certain record collector types go SQUEE, but I was once played a tape for me of Airto doing an impromptu jam session in the kitchen of Ernest Hood, of Neighborhoods fame, with Ern on zither and Airto on whatever was in the kitchen. It was played for me by Ernie's son Tom. It was amazing. Probably unreleasable due to Airto being Airto.
	🚂 4:52pm Michael 98145: enjoying this music, btw
	🚂 4:52pm Listening Out There: Michael - it's a similar colloquial term, but the structures are different. Shotgun shack has rooms one after the other. Dogtrot house has two rows of rooms, with open corridor in the center. See pix online for examples....
	4:54pm Rich in Washington: I remember a know-it-all acquaintance saying that it was a house with a backdoor that you could 'shoot a shotgun through the front door and out the back'.
	🚂 4:54pm Michael 98145: got it
	4:54pm Rich in Washington: Not sure if that's the true origin of the term, though.
	4:55pm David D: Wow, I'm only familiar with "shotgun shack", which always reminds me of the Talking Heads.
	🚂 4:56pm Michael 98145: i've only lived on the smug left coast
	🚂 4:57pm Listening Out There: [Smug R Us]
	🚂 4:57pm Michael 98145: we are always careful to not touch the third rail when boarding the subway
	🚂 4:58pm Listening Out There: ...mind the gap...
	5:00pm northguineahills: @Michael and Rich: It came to be because most of the people who lived in FL year-round (and away from the beaches) were usually really poor and considered unsophisticated (although, that was the stereotype) by the visiting rich white snowbirds from up north. As a consequence, being a FL cracker became reappropriated as a term of pride. Sometime in the 50s, it got conflated w/ ignorant white trash in the rest of the South.
	🚂 5:02pm Michael 98145: guess those WT showed us, huh? erk
	5:03pm northguineahills: Yeah, a dogtrot house is similar, but w/ peakier roofs and sometimes small gaps between the gables and the external walls (usually w/ screen, to keep the skeeters out) for ventilations.
	5:03pm Stanley: This a strange offering from the Caribbean.
	5:06pm David D: Strange perhaps but very, um, together.
	🚂 5:07pm Michael 98145: yes
	5:17pm Stanley: Thanks, i really like Toumani Diabaté
	🚂 5:25pm Michael 98145: Lotsa great Dur-Dur : analogafrica.bandcamp.com...
	🚂 5:31pm βrian: I got one window glazed — but I missed Toumani!
	5:33pm Stanley: I read that Abdel Halim Hafez was adored by Egyptians. Some were so grief stricken by his death that they commited suicide.
	5:33pm David D: There will surely be more Toumani in the near future...
	5:35pm David D: Stanley: Yes, he was and still is around the region, I believe.
	🚂 5:40pm Michael 98145: Really. Where else around here can you experience this music?! Thank you.
	5:42pm David D: It is always a great pleasure, Michael!
	5:48pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the great music once again, David. I'm off to Jersey.
	5:50pm David D: Safe travels, Doctorjazz!
	🚂 5:51pm βrian: @doctorjazz: Say yo to the cows.
	5:53pm Rich in Washington: This music is wonderful! I love Hafez. He has a melancholy quality somewhat like Farid El Atrache.
	5:54pm David D: Rich, absolutely - and they both transport the sound of their bygone era well.
	5:55pm doctorjazz: (Love Touba, great music, orchestration, vocal...ok, really going) @Brian...I'll play them some moo-sic. :)
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: David, did you see Mark Gergis' Syrian cassette blog thing? It's a wonder to behold. I haven't had much of a chance to look at it yet, though.
	5:59pm David D: Rich, no I haven't - sounds intriguing...
	🚂 6:09pm βrian: Well, it's freshly picked local stawberries and shortcake tonight. Again!
	🚂 6:10pm Michael 98145: Too bad we are so busy causing trouble over there instead of enjoying the music of the Middle East
	6:11pm David D: Rich, do you have a link for that perhaps?
	6:12pm David D: I only found a "forthcoming" page.
	🚂 6:13pm Yvang: I am interested too, Rich!
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: I think it was an announcement as Mark Porest, on Facebook, but I did find this, which is actually a podcast, taster, etc www.nts.live... Sorry. I abhor posting audio/video links on playlists, as I think it's kind of rude, but there it is.
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Porest=Mark Gergis
	6:18pm Rich in Washington: Gergis also did that wonderful Sublime Frequencies release I Remember Syria.
	6:20pm chresti at work: Hello again, before I turn on the work machine. Listening while having pre-work lunch/dinner
	6:20pm David D: Rich, thanks - and I understand and appreciate your hesitancy!
	6:20pm David D: Hello again, Chresti!
	6:20pm Martinibomb: Cool stuff today I was messing with the audio on my end doing silly things
	🚂 6:21pm Yvang: @Rich:saving the link for later listening. Thank you!
	🚂 6:22pm Michael 98145: that was a treat. thank you, again.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: Really enjoying this set!
	🚂 6:23pm Michael 98145: @chresti, avoid those snakes !
	6:30pm northguineahills: Ivan Erod is new to me!
	🚂 6:30pm Michael 98145: { new vocabulary words for Bassoon and piano :) }
	6:31pm David D: Martinibomb: Sounds like fun - I'd love to hear a messed-with version of the show.
	6:34pm chresti at work: Wearing my Blundies @Michael
	6:39pm chresti at work: Sounds are good David, thanks. Streaming on the desktop tends to make the new reservation program crash, I have about 15 minutes before I have to ditch the stream, (although, I'll sneak in a hello to Kurt)
	6:41pm chresti at work: I've heard Porest on the Shirley and spinoza stream.
	6:43pm Martinibomb: I love Porest! Cool dude - chatted with him a few times online I love his work
	6:45pm David D: Chresti: Just catching up - would it help to stream with another desktop program or app?
	6:47pm northguineahills: Thank ye goddesses the titles are in German, b/c there is no way I can read Hungarian....
	🚂 6:49pm Michael 98145: for what it's worth, i've only ever used WINAMP for streaming. seems harmless.
	🚂 6:55pm Michael 98145: Whoa, so soon? Thank you again for another great show, Dave D.
	6:55pm northguineahills: Thanks, David!
	🚂 6:55pm Yvang: Thanks for the show, David!
	6:58pm spodiodi: thanks again, David!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, David!
	6:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks, David!
	6:59pm David D: Thanks, everyone! And... wfmu.org...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 25, 2019

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June 25, 2019: A-walking in the heat

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Klaatu	Sub-Rosa Subway "Sub-Rosa Subway" by "Klaatu"	3:47 E.S.T.	1976		0:00:14 (Pop-up)
Jacqueline Taïeb	Sept Heures du Matin		1967		0:04:38 (Pop-up)
Stella	Cauchemar Auto Protestateur	Stella	1967		0:06:54 (Pop-up)
Czesław Niemen & Akwarele	Domek bez adresu		1967		0:08:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eumir Deodato	Summertime "Summertime" by "Eumir Deodato"	The Crossing	2010		0:11:04 (Pop-up)
Roud 2: The Unfortunate Rake "Roud 2: The Unfortunate Rake"
Steeleye Span	When I Was On Horseback	Ten Man Mop Or Mr. Reservoir Butler Rides Again	1971		0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Eliza Carthy	The Unfortunate Lass	Rough Music	2005		0:25:40 (Pop-up)
Georgia Lewis	Unfortunate Lass "Unfortunate Lass" by "Georgia Lewis"	The Bird Who Sings Freedom	2017		0:32:31 (Pop-up)
Catherine Crowe, Ian Goodfellow, Martin Gould	A Young Girl Cut Down in Her Prime	Fast Folk Musical Magazine (Vol. 4, No. 8) Toronto	1989		0:34:42 (Pop-up)
Dave Van Ronk	Gambler's Blues "Gambler's Blues" by "Dave Van Ronk"	Dave Van Ronk Sings Ballads, Blues & A Spiritual	1959	Also: The Unfortunate Rake, Smithsonian Folkways, 1960	0:38:35 (Pop-up)
Arlo Guthrie & Wenzel	St. James Infirmary	Every 100 Years, Live auf der Wartburg	2010		0:41:16 (Pop-up)
Anki	Kuljen katuja pitkin (St. James Infirmary)	Anki	1967		0:45:15 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Streets of Laredo "Streets of Laredo" by "Johnny Cash"	American IV: The Man Comes Around	2002		0:49:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Django Reinhardt, Quintette du Hot Club de France	St James Infirmary		1950		0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Negro Aquilino	El Saxofón Humano		193X		1:00:43 (Pop-up)
Artur Paredes	Variações em Ré menor		192X		1:03:36 (Pop-up)
Ion Petre Stoican	Melodie lăutărească și horă	Comori ale muzicii lăutărești	1966		1:06:32 (Pop-up)
Taraf de Haïdouks	Maică, Măiculița Mea (Mother, My Little Mama)	Of Lovers, Gamblers & Parachute Skirts	2015		1:09:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les mouches de Paname	Manoir de mes rêves	Copenhague	2014		1:15:46 (Pop-up)
Félix Lajkó	Kijárat - Exit "Kijárat - Exit" by "Félix Lajkó"	Mező - Field	2013		1:19:55 (Pop-up)
Andvari, feat. Duo "Authentica"	Zhelenaya Lad’ya	Tuonela	2019	Андвари / Железная ладья / Туонела	1:25:42 (Pop-up)
John Martyn	Glistening Glyndebourne	Bless the Weather	1971		1:28:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		1:34:55 (Pop-up)
The Rain Parade	Look at Merri "Look at Merri" by "The Rain Parade"	Emergency Third Rail Power Trip	1983		1:37:59 (Pop-up)
Airto Moreira	Parana "Parana" by "Airto Moreira"	Fingers	1973		1:44:26 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Ya Alby Ya Khaly			يا قلبى يا خالى	1:50:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:55:07 (Pop-up)
Shadow	Let's Get It Together "Let's Get It Together" by "Shadow"	Sweet Sweet Dreams	1984		2:00:43 (Pop-up)
Dur-Dur Band	Hiyeeley "Hiyeeley" by "Dur-Dur Band"	Dur Dur of Somalia - Volume 1	1986/2018		2:07:00 (Pop-up)
Toumani Diabaté’s Symmetric Orchestra	Africa Challenge	Boulevard de l'Indépendance	2006		2:10:50 (Pop-up)
Lekhfa	Mazzikaw Khof "Mazzikaw Khof" by "Lekhfa"	Lekhfa	2017		2:16:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		2:21:49 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez (June 21, 1929 – March 30, 1977)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Qari'at Al Fingan			قارئة الفنجان	2:27:44 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Touba "Touba" by "Abdel Halim Hafez"			توبة	2:47:22 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Ahwak "Ahwak" by "Abdel Halim Hafez"	Banat El Yom Soundtrack	1957	أهواك	2:53:19 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Fatoony "Fatoony" by "Abdel Halim Hafez"			فاتوني	2:58:16 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Magroor "Magroor" by "Abdel Halim Hafez"	Al-Khataya Soundtrack	1962	مغرور	3:06:29 (Pop-up)
Abdel Halim Hafez	Sodfa "Sodfa" by "Abdel Halim Hafez"			صدفة	3:17:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015		3:21:04 (Pop-up)
Iván Erőd (2 January 1936 – 24 June 2019)
Annette Winkler & Klaus Simon	Iván Erőd: Sonata Milanese, Op. 47	Ablenkungsmanöver - Werke für Fagott und Klavier	2016	Annette Winkler (bassoon), Klaus Simon (piano), composed in 1984	3:27:10 (Pop-up)
Vox Humana, Wolfgang Ziegler	Iván Erőd: Viva la musica! für gemischten Chor, Op. 43	Viva la musica	1996	Composed in 1982	3:41:01 (Pop-up)
Renate Sperger	Iván Erőd: Meditatio from the Cantata "Das Sein ist ewig" op. 50a	Orgelkosmos	2013	Composed in 1985	3:42:08 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	St. James Infirmary		1928		3:47:58 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	St. James Infirmary		1930	As Ten Black Berries	3:51:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:54:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm doctorjazz: First in, can get a good seat!
	3:02pm Martinibomb: Hello david
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: David! Hello fellow Subway riders!
	3:02pm Martinibomb: rebroadcasting u on a sheena test stream
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: Hello. I'm standing holding on to the pole, been sitting all day.
	3:03pm David D: Ahoy Doctorjazz, Martinibomb, and Rich!
	3:03pm David D: And Otis!
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: Sheena is migrating to Drummer on our day off, Tuesday.
	3:04pm Otis Fodder: The first 3 Klaatu albums I really dig.
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: on. and on.
	3:04pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hey, it's the Beatles! . . Oh wait, no.
	🚂 3:04pm βrian: Popping in before I pop off to glaze some windows.
	🚂 3:05pm chresti: Hi David and fellow passengers! Have to work the afternoon shift today, which means I leave in an hour or so, instead of leaving work at this time, as is usual
	3:05pm David D: And hey Michael, Hopey, βrian, and Chresti!
	3:06pm David D: Otis: That is an honor!
	3:06pm Otis Fodder: Hi chresti. And David this is another gem of the yeh-yeh variety.
	🚂 3:08pm βrian: Un gilet jaune circa 1967.
	3:08pm Stanley: Bonsoir, mes amis
	🚂 3:09pm Michael 98145: mais oui
	3:10pm David D: Salut, Stanley!
	3:10pm Stanley: I've just returned from France today.
	3:11pm Otis Fodder: boujour ça va !
	🚂 3:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): digging this set of zippy punchy tunes!
	3:11pm Otis Fodder: Good for working GST, getting our groove on.
	🚂 3:15pm chresti: Bonjour to your bonsoir, Stanley. Otis in the maison!
	3:17pm spodiodi: good to hear the Continental Subway today. thanks, David
	3:17pm fleep: Greetings and all that stuff
	🚂 3:18pm Michael 98145: Hot? Whoa. I see it will be 97F in Prague tomorrow ...
	🚂 3:19pm chresti: There are more rattlesnakes at work during the afternoon shift in Griffith Park
	3:20pm fleep: Rattlesnakes play tennis?
	🚂 3:20pm Michael 98145: @chresti, truly? i guess i never realized that ...
	3:20pm David D: Greetings Fleep, Spodiodi, Granny Spicy Tuna!
	🚂 3:21pm chresti: They try, no arms though
	🚂 3:23pm chresti: During the fire in 2007, tennis players there saw snakes slithering onto the courts, to escape
	🚂 3:24pm Michael 98145: I suspect the horses would make short work of those snakes
	3:24pm David D: Chresti, do you work at Griffith Park?
	🚂 3:24pm chresti: The courts are next to hiking trails, there.
	3:24pm Martinibomb: Running your show thru a roland space echo this span track sounds super cool
	🚂 3:26pm chresti: Yes, at the Vermont Canyon Tennis courts @David, near the Greek Theater and the Observatory
	3:27pm David D: Martinibomb: Sounds like I need a roland space echo!
	3:28pm David D: Chresti: Sounds like fun - and vaguely familiar, it has been a while since I've been there though.
	3:32pm holland oats: bless ye drummer stream, always there when i need thee
	3:33pm David D: At your service, holland oats!
	3:34pm fleep: And it mutates into The Streets of Laredo, fascinating
	3:36pm David D: Yes, Fleep, it is all the same song - or at least different branches of the same musical tree.
	3:49pm Franco Twinkie: Hi David! I love the Van Ronk version of Gamblers Blues. Arlo's take is exceptionally fine as well. I have a version by The Standells on their album Riot On The Sunset Strip, as well as Bobby Blue Bland on that record were he looks like he is walking into a real estate office on Venice Blvd on the cover.
	3:50pm David D: Hello Franco, yes those are both great versions. And it's somehow all about the walking somewhere...
	🚂 3:56pm Yvang: Hello, Hot Club de Continental Subway!
	🚂 4:04pm Listening Out There: Am enjoying today's CS with DD... :)
	4:05pm David D: Hello Yvang & Listening Out There!
	4:08pm David D: Yvang: Is it as hot a club over in Brittany this week as it is here?
	4:09pm northguineahills: It's 37C/98F o'er these aways….
	4:10pm northguineahills: (that's my threshold temperature for it being hot, as fans no longer work as the ambient air temperature is the same or higher then the body's temperature).
	4:11pm David D: Hey NGH - I know but we're not used to or equipped for that over here. It's about 32 in the studio here.
	🚂 4:11pm Yvang: Actually we seem to be partially shielded there thanks to the proximity of the ocean. We will soon welcome global warming refugees, I guess...
	🚂 4:12pm Yvang: I mean tourists...
	4:12pm David D: The ocean does sound nice just about now in any case...
	🚂 4:15pm Listening Out There: Years back, saw Taraf de Haïdouks at a festival. Great performance, but a member of the band was hawking homemade cassettes of a recording (rather than the pricier version from Nonesuch, I think it was)...
	4:18pm northguineahills: In Brooklyn, I had two large window units just for my tiny apartment to make it bearable in the summer. When I moved there in 2000, many businesses didn't have A/C, by 2005, most places had A/C.
	4:20pm fleep: We are still enjoying low clouds and coastal fog, aka June Gloom, and it lingers into early afternoon. The heat will arrive all too soon.
	🚂 4:22pm chresti: Enjoying the gloom!
	4:23pm David D: Almost nobody has air conditioning around here. But our building's think walls shield us well, well enough at least for around 50 weeks of the year.
	🚂 4:25pm chresti: Off to Los Feliz I go, thanks David. I'll be popping in when no one's looking.. Thick walls, like adobe, are the way to go
	4:26pm Martinibomb: Cya Chresti!
	4:26pm northguineahills: My first summer in Brooklyn, I didn't have A/C, by the time they had a fall A/C sale, I bought my first one. I'm not sure how people lived w/o A/C before, as it commonly gets up to at least 39C every other summer.
	4:26pm Martinibomb: I don't have air either but I do have a big tree outside that really helps keep things cool in the summer
	4:26pm David D: Thanks Chresti, see you later!
	4:28pm northguineahills: My lease stipulates that my thermostat stays at 27C/81F so mold doesn't become a problem.
	🚂 4:28pm Listening Out There: Time to play "Too Darn Hot," maybe?
	4:29pm David D: I may have had a show dedicated to the heat before, but I'm not sure (the heat might have fried my memory).
	4:33pm northguineahills: Before the advent of A/C, FL had cracker houses (yes, that's where the term comes from), tall peaked roofs to allow for ventilation and wrap around covered porches. Usually w/ large trees around for shade.
	4:35pm chresti: In the car listening...
	🚂 4:36pm Carmichael: Heya David. I also saw Taraf de Haïdouks with Bireli Legrene opening. Just went for him, not knowing who they were. Wonderful evening!
	🚂 4:37pm Carmichael: Just went for fun ...
	4:40pm David D: Carmichael: That does sound like a fantastic lineup - very different Sinti/Romani traditions there.
	🚂 4:47pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i had NO idea about the origin of that term :)
	4:49pm Rich in Washington: Fascinating, northguineahills. I also had no idea!
	🚂 4:50pm Listening Out There: Michael and NGH: I recently ran across the term "dogtrot house," and it sounds similar: open corridor down the center, with doors facing the corridor. Pictures are online...
	🚂 4:50pm Michael 98145: like a "shotgun shack" ?
	4:51pm Rich in Washington: This might make certain record collector types go SQUEE, but I was once played a tape for me of Airto doing an impromptu jam session in the kitchen of Ernest Hood, of Neighborhoods fame, with Ern on zither and Airto on whatever was in the kitchen. It was played for me by Ernie's son Tom. It was amazing. Probably unreleasable due to Airto being Airto.
	🚂 4:52pm Michael 98145: enjoying this music, btw
	🚂 4:52pm Listening Out There: Michael - it's a similar colloquial term, but the structures are different. Shotgun shack has rooms one after the other. Dogtrot house has two rows of rooms, with open corridor in the center. See pix online for examples....
	4:54pm Rich in Washington: I remember a know-it-all acquaintance saying that it was a house with a backdoor that you could 'shoot a shotgun through the front door and out the back'.
	🚂 4:54pm Michael 98145: got it
	4:54pm Rich in Washington: Not sure if that's the true origin of the term, though.
	4:55pm David D: Wow, I'm only familiar with "shotgun shack", which always reminds me of the Talking Heads.
	🚂 4:56pm Michael 98145: i've only lived on the smug left coast
	🚂 4:57pm Listening Out There: [Smug R Us]
	🚂 4:57pm Michael 98145: we are always careful to not touch the third rail when boarding the subway
	🚂 4:58pm Listening Out There: ...mind the gap...
	5:00pm northguineahills: @Michael and Rich: It came to be because most of the people who lived in FL year-round (and away from the beaches) were usually really poor and considered unsophisticated (although, that was the stereotype) by the visiting rich white snowbirds from up north. As a consequence, being a FL cracker became reappropriated as a term of pride. Sometime in the 50s, it got conflated w/ ignorant white trash in the rest of the South.
	🚂 5:02pm Michael 98145: guess those WT showed us, huh? erk
	5:03pm northguineahills: Yeah, a dogtrot house is similar, but w/ peakier roofs and sometimes small gaps between the gables and the external walls (usually w/ screen, to keep the skeeters out) for ventilations.
	5:03pm Stanley: This a strange offering from the Caribbean.
	5:06pm David D: Strange perhaps but very, um, together.
	🚂 5:07pm Michael 98145: yes
	5:17pm Stanley: Thanks, i really like Toumani Diabaté
	🚂 5:25pm Michael 98145: Lotsa great Dur-Dur : analogafrica.bandcamp.com...
	🚂 5:31pm βrian: I got one window glazed — but I missed Toumani!
	5:33pm Stanley: I read that Abdel Halim Hafez was adored by Egyptians. Some were so grief stricken by his death that they commited suicide.
	5:33pm David D: There will surely be more Toumani in the near future...
	5:35pm David D: Stanley: Yes, he was and still is around the region, I believe.
	🚂 5:40pm Michael 98145: Really. Where else around here can you experience this music?! Thank you.
	5:42pm David D: It is always a great pleasure, Michael!
	5:48pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the great music once again, David. I'm off to Jersey.
	5:50pm David D: Safe travels, Doctorjazz!
	🚂 5:51pm βrian: @doctorjazz: Say yo to the cows.
	5:53pm Rich in Washington: This music is wonderful! I love Hafez. He has a melancholy quality somewhat like Farid El Atrache.
	5:54pm David D: Rich, absolutely - and they both transport the sound of their bygone era well.
	5:55pm doctorjazz: (Love Touba, great music, orchestration, vocal...ok, really going) @Brian...I'll play them some moo-sic. :)
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: David, did you see Mark Gergis' Syrian cassette blog thing? It's a wonder to behold. I haven't had much of a chance to look at it yet, though.
	5:59pm David D: Rich, no I haven't - sounds intriguing...
	🚂 6:09pm βrian: Well, it's freshly picked local stawberries and shortcake tonight. Again!
	🚂 6:10pm Michael 98145: Too bad we are so busy causing trouble over there instead of enjoying the music of the Middle East
	6:11pm David D: Rich, do you have a link for that perhaps?
	6:12pm David D: I only found a "forthcoming" page.
	🚂 6:13pm Yvang: I am interested too, Rich!
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: I think it was an announcement as Mark Porest, on Facebook, but I did find this, which is actually a podcast, taster, etc www.nts.live... Sorry. I abhor posting audio/video links on playlists, as I think it's kind of rude, but there it is.
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Porest=Mark Gergis
	6:18pm Rich in Washington: Gergis also did that wonderful Sublime Frequencies release I Remember Syria.
	6:20pm chresti at work: Hello again, before I turn on the work machine. Listening while having pre-work lunch/dinner
	6:20pm David D: Rich, thanks - and I understand and appreciate your hesitancy!
	6:20pm David D: Hello again, Chresti!
	6:20pm Martinibomb: Cool stuff today I was messing with the audio on my end doing silly things
	🚂 6:21pm Yvang: @Rich:saving the link for later listening. Thank you!
	🚂 6:22pm Michael 98145: that was a treat. thank you, again.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: Really enjoying this set!
	🚂 6:23pm Michael 98145: @chresti, avoid those snakes !
	6:30pm northguineahills: Ivan Erod is new to me!
	🚂 6:30pm Michael 98145: { new vocabulary words for Bassoon and piano :) }
	6:31pm David D: Martinibomb: Sounds like fun - I'd love to hear a messed-with version of the show.
	6:34pm chresti at work: Wearing my Blundies @Michael
	6:39pm chresti at work: Sounds are good David, thanks. Streaming on the desktop tends to make the new reservation program crash, I have about 15 minutes before I have to ditch the stream, (although, I'll sneak in a hello to Kurt)
	6:41pm chresti at work: I've heard Porest on the Shirley and spinoza stream.
	6:43pm Martinibomb: I love Porest! Cool dude - chatted with him a few times online I love his work
	6:45pm David D: Chresti: Just catching up - would it help to stream with another desktop program or app?
	6:47pm northguineahills: Thank ye goddesses the titles are in German, b/c there is no way I can read Hungarian....
	🚂 6:49pm Michael 98145: for what it's worth, i've only ever used WINAMP for streaming. seems harmless.
	🚂 6:55pm Michael 98145: Whoa, so soon? Thank you again for another great show, Dave D.
	6:55pm northguineahills: Thanks, David!
	🚂 6:55pm Yvang: Thanks for the show, David!
	6:58pm spodiodi: thanks again, David!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, David!
	6:59pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks, David!
	6:59pm David D: Thanks, everyone! And... wfmu.org...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 25, 2019

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