WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:57pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Stepping aboard, hooray!
	🚂 3:00pm Yvang: De justesse! In the right direction! Hello subway people!
	🚂 3:00pm Michael 98145: on we go !!
	3:00pm fleep: jump the stile and stay awhile, greetings
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, David! Hi fellow Subway riders!
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: Didn't miss the train this week!
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Gimme a ticket for an aeroplane, ain't got time to take a fast train... well, maybe I do.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: You ought to dig out that German Muppets Subway theme again some time.
	3:02pm David D: Hey there Granny Spicy Tuna, Yvang, Michael, Fleep, Rich, Henry, Doc!
	3:02pm David D: Henry: One day, one day...
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: C'est Juillet
	🚂 3:04pm chris: bonjour et choo-choo, David et amis.
	3:04pm David D: Salut, Chris!
	3:11pm fleep: There was a time yesterday when all 3 streams had live programs at the same time. Plus broadcast. This takes the choices from amazing to mind warping. Thank the grid for the archives.
	3:14pm David D: Fleep: It is a wonderful thing. And more new shows will be joining this stream and Sheena's Jungle Room in the weeks to come...
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: hello David and Freeform Riders
	3:16pm David D: Hey there coelacanth∅!
	🚂 3:17pm Yvang: The WFMUltiverse...
	3:18pm coelacanth∅: live x3 has been happening for a few years now, most distressingly on wednesday evenings -and monday night now
	3:18pm fleep: Clearly some catching up to do
	3:19pm chresti at work in Griffith Park: Hello ! On my way home
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: did they put rue in ale? rue is an element in a pregnancy-termination concoction, along with pennyroyal and tansy. not recommended for weak or sick people, since it is poison.
	3:26pm David D: Hello Chresti!
	3:27pm David D: Coel: I've never had any in my ale, but it is apparently a tradition in some places.
	🚂 3:27pm chris: hand's off my thyme! but i have plenty of rosemary. help yourself.
	3:28pm coelacanth∅: so, added to the glass? (not in the brewing process?)
	3:28pm Dean: Who knows where the thyme goes?
	3:28pm Dean: Does anybody really know what thyme it is?
	🚂 3:30pm Yvang: I guess the one on my side.
	3:30pm coelacanth∅: i don't know where the thyme goes, but my Love grows where my Rosemary goes
	3:32pm fleep: Anyone who steals thyme is a chive turkey
	3:32pm David D: Greetings Dean - all sage questions!
	🚂 3:32pm Michael 98145: { World Cup Update : England 1 - USA 1 at 29' }
	3:33pm David D: Just fixed that year - that may have been Wingdings...
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: on my sister's property we use thyme as a ground cover over some fairly large areas, and when the thyme goes, it's usually because it lost track of itself and smothered
	🚂 3:35pm Michael 98145: { now USA 2 at 34' }
	🚂 3:36pm chris: rue may be beneficial in relieving nervous spasms, painful cramps, menstrual pain, and headaches, apparently...
	3:37pm David D: Maybe it's a built-in hangover remedy (half-kidding?)
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: so maybe rue adds to the head (not the head on the brew; the head in the head) like wormwood, but like wormwood, is poisonous.
	3:38pm Webhamster Henry: They're projecting the World Cup live at the club acoss the street from me. Kingston has had a soccer club for a few years now, we're getting continental. www.stockadefc.com Now if only they'd build a subway. Surface rail transport would also suffice.
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: i'd like to know what that statue is composed of
	3:40pm David D: Well Germany's out, but strikingly little is made of the women's tournament here.
	🚂 3:44pm Michael 98145: ... enjoying this collection
	3:44pm coelacanth∅: i just realised the botanical name for rue is ruta graveolens, which is a homeopathic remedy for sprains, strains tendonitis and such
	3:46pm David D: Rue by the way features prominently on the coat of arms and flag of Saxony.
	3:47pm geezerette: The great June Tabor!
	3:48pm geezerette: Hello David and sports lovers!
	3:48pm David D: Greetings Geezerette!
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: well i just finished my irish tea - prematurely, as the related music still plays ...and sadly this also means i must get my ass back outside and to work, as it unfortunately didn't rain after all and is again beautiful but humid out.
	3:51pm Dean: This Julie Fowlis is spectacular. Reminds me of the best years of Ossian.
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: ...maybe i can think of something else to "need" to research on the computer before heading back out
	3:52pm geezerette: Just watched "Festival" on Criterion. Beautiful film made of 1963-64 Newport Folk Festival.
	🚂 3:55pm Yvang: Krismenn!
	3:56pm David D: Coel - there is always something to look for, describes half my life...
	3:58pm coelacanth∅: yes. why do the mulberries shrivel up before they ripen?
	🚂 3:59pm Yvang: Apparently this is the first time ever Krismenn is played on WFMU.
	🚂 4:04pm Listening Out There: Just got here. Knew I shoulda taken that right turn at Albuquerque....
	4:06pm David D: Welcome here Listening Out There!
	4:07pm David D: Yvang - possibly not the last time...
	🚂 4:07pm βrian: The work week draws to an end. Play me out, David.
	4:08pm David D: It is a pleasure, βrian - do you have an odd working schedule?
	🚂 4:09pm βrian: Nah, just a vacation sandwich around the July 4th holiday.
	4:10pm David D: Oh yes, of course - easy to forget over here.
	🚂 4:13pm chris: i think this one may be one we all want to forget (this 4th)
	4:15pm Dean: Stance gives you balance. Daughter gives you laughter.
	🚂 4:15pm βrian: The fireflies have been on display the past few nights, so there's that.
	4:21pm geezerette: Fireflies... :)
	4:23pm David D: There is a place in the woods here with a stunning number of fireflies - should go have a look one of these late evenings...
	4:43pm TDK60: Hello. Saw my first fireflies (or lightning bugs) here in New York City on Sunday night.
	4:44pm geezerette: You really should! The only fireflies here are tiny bulbs on wires in The Pirates of the Carribean" ride at Disneyland.
	4:46pm geezerette: TDK60: incredible right?! I saw my first and only ones on a riverbank near Narrowsberg.
	4:47pm Dean: Wait, you're saying those aren't real, geezerette?
	4:48pm David D: Hello TDK60 - love the term "lightning bug"!
	4:50pm geezerette: Hahaha! Sorry Dean!
	🚂 4:50pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): what on earth are you kids playing now?
	4:50pm TDK60: geezerette: where's Narrowsberg? // Forgot to check along the river for mulberries; may still be there and ripe since we had a cool, late spring. // I think lightning bug is more southern? (Parents from West Virginia)...
	4:50pm geezerette: Pirates are real though.
	4:51pm Dean: Yes, and the mice.
	4:55pm geezerette: TDK60, I think it's southeast of Manhattan but I'm from Ca. and wasn't driving so can't tell you where! Fairly close to Port Jervis, which also won't help.
	4:55pm Rich in Washington: OH YEAH!
	4:57pm geezerette: Dean,I worked for that mouse., so I know he's real.
	4:57pm sem: How fabulous was that? Hello, David, all.
	5:00pm geezerette: Hey Rich! Love that cover!
	5:00pm Dean: My better half worked there, too. Later this summer she'll escort our 8YO to "the happiest place on Earth." I'll stay home, thank you, with my head at the sweet spot between the loudspeakers, truly the happiest place.
	5:01pm geezerette: For sure!
	🚂 5:05pm Michael 98145: Hey, @gz'ette USA 2 - England 1 good match
	5:10pm David D: Hey there Sem!
	5:14pm fleep: Gaylord devoted 2 shows to the year 1972, calling it the greatest year in pop music history. So maybe 1972?
	5:16pm David D: Thanks, fleep, I will have a look and listen - so far nothing quite worked like 1968 in international coverdom...
	5:20pm TDK60: Gaylord is a 1972 fanatic. I think he's more into the pop singles. But I think 1973 was pretty good, but for albums.
	5:22pm geezerette: Howdy, Michael! Sem! Fleep! :)
	5:24pm fleep: geezerette, another one-time slave to the Mouse here, but the Burbank studio, not the park
	🚂 5:28pm Carmichael: Busy day here, folks. Trying hard to listen.
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful, David!
	5:30pm David D: Thanks, Rich - and welcome Carmichael!
	5:33pm geezerette: Fleep, same. Three features. Did you work in the hat?
	🚂 5:36pm Michael 98145: ... in the hat .?!?!
	5:36pm geezerette: Hi Carmichael!
	🚂 5:37pm Carmichael: Heya Geez!
	5:37pm Stanley: Hi David.I've just crawled in from my friends house where we watched the women's World Cup semi final. We had our chances.
	🚂 5:38pm Michael 98145: yo ho ho ho, a pirate's life for me
	5:38pm geezerette: Michael, It's a really big hat.
	🚂 5:38pm chresti: Hi again - having coffee after a short nap
	5:39pm David D: Can't win 'em all, Stanley, or it would be boring, I suppose. Anyhow I'm glad to see the women's tournament getting more attention that it is here.
	🚂 5:39pm Michael 98145: what is the theme of that hat?
	5:39pm TDK60: Gotta run...may catch you when I get home if before 7...
	5:40pm David D: Okay, see you later, TDK60 - and welcome back, Chresti!
	🚂 5:41pm Michael 98145: i assume this is a Korean artist, yes?
	5:41pm fleep: geezerette, the old Animators Building, business affairs
	5:42pm fleep: Michael: this kind hat www.disneyanimation.com...
	5:43pm geezerette: mmmm...coffee...Chresti! It's the hat from "The Sorcerer's Apprentice' sequence in "Fantasia".
	🚂 5:43pm Michael 98145: that sounded like someone playing a khaen
	🚂 5:44pm Michael 98145: oh, wow! i guess i've never seen that -- haven't been near a Disney property in many years.
	5:44pm David D: Yes, Park Jiha is Korean and she plays piri (double reed bamboo flute), saenghwang (mouth organ) & yanggeum (hammered dulcimer).
	5:45pm David D: That is indeed quite a hat!
	5:46pm David D: Did you work on animations there?
	🚂 5:48pm chresti: Oh yeah, that hat.
	5:48pm geezerette: David, yep.
	🚂 5:48pm Michael 98145: i am luddite who bemoans the lack of cel animation in our digital times
	5:51pm geezerette: Michael, we drew on paper. Feel like I illuminated manuscripts. Transitional years...
	5:51pm David D: Sounds like fun - or was it more work than fun?
	🚂 5:52pm chresti: A lot of animation work is farmed out to other countries, like India, these days?
	5:56pm geezerette: It was partly fun. Some old guys were still there, great stories. Chresti, it's global but they still have a lot of on site work. Not much paper!
	🚂 5:56pm chris: oldest went to cal arts... lots of folks in the animation program were Korean. the Simpsons animators got outsourced to a Korean firm, iirc (may have changed hands again, for all i know)
	🚂 5:59pm chris: thanks, David! this is my stop. take good care, everyone.
	🚂 6:00pm chresti: Whoever gives the lowest bid, I guess.
	6:01pm geezerette: Yeah, Chris,likely. Haven't seen Toy Story 4,have you?
	🚂 6:01pm Michael 98145: Happy Birthday, Leoš Janáček Great show as always, David D
	6:02pm geezerette: By,Chris.Happy fourth!
	6:03pm geezerette: Incredible set, David!
	6:04pm David D: Thanks, Chris, have a good evening!
	6:04pm David D: And thanks, Michael and Geezerette!
	6:06pm Dean: Is this the Chandos recording with Iona Brown conducting? Really lovely.
	🚂 6:07pm chresti: Long ago, a group of friends would go bowling in Hollywood, Some of the LA Reader folks were there, including Matt Groening, this was early 80s
	6:07pm David D: Yes, it is Dean (on both counts, I'd say)
	🚂 6:08pm chresti: Yes, agree with geezerette, great set, David!
	6:09pm geezerette: Wonderful recording!
	6:11pm David D: Thank you, Chresti!
	6:12pm geezerette: Chresti, that sounds like fun! LA Weekly was great, also LA Reader. Great comics.
	6:15pm Dean: A recent Fanfare review of this recording of Kodály’s cello works -- http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2018/Mar/Kodaly_cello_95574.htm -- concludes, "Várdai and Würtz have found unexpected depth in these scores, revealing how great Kodály’s gifts as a composer actually were, something we overlook because of the long shadow cast by Bartók and the fact that Kodály’s field work, writing, and teaching squeezed his output of compositions into a relatively small scope. It took these revelatory performances to remind me of his stature, and I won’t forget again." I can't wait to hear it.
	6:16pm Stanley: This is super and lulling me to sleep. Good night David and everyone.
	6:17pm Dean: Of course, Kodály's birthday won't be until December.
	🚂 6:18pm Michael 98145: this is wonderful
	6:18pm David D: Thanks, Dean - I will have to look for that and put his birthday on my calendar...
	6:19pm David D: And sleep well, Stanley!
	6:20pm geezerette: Dean, it is very lovely. Full of feeling. Joyousness!
	6:22pm Dean: I remember hearing Iona Brown when she was first chair (pretty sure?) with LA Chamber Orchestra. I associate her with, say, Vivaldi. Good to hear that she wandered farther afield into later music, much like Andrew Manze, who now conducts much later composers, e.g., Vaughan Williams.
	6:26pm Dean: First chair?! She was the director! I'd forgotten. Nor did I remember that she died fifteen years ago.
	6:27pm David D: Yes, sadly.
	6:36pm geezerette: This music is strongly evocative of the world in which it was created. I don't know anything about music but my mind sees an entire constellation of values expressed in design while listening. Both invigorating and calming!
	6:41pm David D: Very well put, Geezerette, although I suspect you might in fact know quite a bit!
	6:42pm Dean: Was just reading about Gardner's Chandos recordings of Lutosławski orchestral works.
	6:44pm northguineahills: Sorry, I was watching the WC, then took a nap. It was 40C/101F earlier, thankfully, it's now raining, but a leetle too much as I lost power for an hour.
	6:45pm geezerette: Thanks,David, but I'm one of those,"...but I know what I like" people.
	🚂 6:45pm Michael 98145: hydrate, @ngh! how's the job search going?
	6:47pm geezerette: Dean, thanks for being generous with your knowledge. :)
	6:47pm northguineahills: I never got past 2nd chair in any of my respective instruments, yet, I was always my instrument leader, even as a sophomore (I was a wee bit thick headed, but good leadership quality, apparently)>
	6:47pm David D: Hey NGH - yes stay out of that heat!
	6:48pm northguineahills: @Michael: Had an in-depth 40 minute 2nd interview this afternoon. Reason #4 I'm so late....
	6:49pm Dean: I tend to pass along the knowledge of others, e.g., the Fanfare reviewers. Wish I could claim an expertise in the area, but no.
	6:49pm David D: Yes, Dean - thanks for all your insights!
	🚂 6:50pm Michael 98145: @ngh, that sounds promising !
	6:51pm David D: 40-minute interview - sounds serious!
	6:52pm TDK60: Back just in time to say, good night.
	6:53pm David D: Good night, TDK60!
	🚂 6:53pm Michael 98145: Thank you again, David D ! Wonderful addition to our archives.
	6:54pm northguineahills: @David: Let's just say it was so stressful, I took a shot in the middle. I think I performed well. Thankfully it was just a phone interview. But it was for Duke Power, as a subcontractor. But beggars can't be choosers.
	6:55pm geezerette: NGH, fingers crossed! Encouraging!!! Drink something cold now.
	6:56pm fleep: Thanks for turning a jangly morning into a beautiful afternoon, David.
	🚂 6:56pm Yvang: Thanks David! I have enjoyed the ride across the continents...
	6:56pm geezerette: Thanks, David! SO GOOD!!!
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: Thanks David!
	6:58pm Dean: Running out of ... thyme!
	6:58pm northguineahills: happy thanks, David. dug the Janacek tribute!
	🚂 6:59pm Michael 98145: Drinking . not drunk . sounds pretty good .
	7:00pm David D: Thanks everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 2, 2019

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July 2, 2019: Some rue for your ale

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Les garçons trottoirs	Mon train train	La liberté frappa à ma porte	2014		0:00:24 (Pop-up)
Toumani Diabaté’s Symmetric Orchestra	Boulevard de l'indépendence	Boulevard de l'indépendence	2006		0:03:42 (Pop-up)
Camayenne Sofa	Gbamuyale "Gbamuyale" by "Camayenne Sofa"	Attaque	1977		0:07:33 (Pop-up)
Canamii	Afrock "Afrock" by "Canamii"	Concept	1980		0:12:14 (Pop-up)
Rhythm of Life	Summertime "Summertime" by "Rhythm of Life"		1981		0:15:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eumir Deodato	Summertime "Summertime" by "Eumir Deodato"	The Crossing	2010		0:18:41 (Pop-up)
Roud 3. The Sprig of Thyme, The Seeds of Love, Garners Gay, Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
The Pentangle	Let No Man Steal Your Thyme	The Pentangle	1968		0:25:00 (Pop-up)
Joseph Taylor	Sprig O´ Thyme "Sprig O´ Thyme" by "Joseph Taylor"		1908		0:27:39 (Pop-up)
Jon Rennard	Garners Gay "Garners Gay" by "Jon Rennard"	The Parting Glass	1971		0:29:10 (Pop-up)
Louise Jordan	Garners Gay "Garners Gay" by "Louise Jordan"	Veritas	2014		0:35:26 (Pop-up)
Galley Beggar	Let No Man Steal Your Thyme	Heathen Hymns	2017		0:38:31 (Pop-up)
June Tabor	Let No Man Steal Your Thyme	Angel Tiger	1992		0:43:53 (Pop-up)
Julie Fowlis	Thèid Mi Do Loch Àlainn	Alterum	2017		0:48:21 (Pop-up)
Krismenn	Dorioù "Dorioù" by "Krismenn"	'N om gustumiñ deus an deñvalijenn	2017		0:52:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997		0:56:54 (Pop-up)
Airija	Į save per save "Į save per save" by "Airija"	Yra Čia	1996		1:02:36 (Pop-up)
Žalvarinis	Dijūta "Dijūta" by "Žalvarinis"	Žalio vario	2005		1:07:52 (Pop-up)
Hogan Grip	Stance Gives You Balance	Stance Gives You Balance	2010		1:11:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012		1:17:00 (Pop-up)
The Grifs	Catch a Ride "Catch a Ride" by "The Grifs"		1966		1:21:24 (Pop-up)
Bárbara Potts and The Explosion	Conquistador de Cartón		1973		1:23:41 (Pop-up)
José Salcy	J'en Parlerai à Mon Cheval		1966		1:27:47 (Pop-up)
Mussies	12 O'Clock, July "12 O'Clock, July" by "Mussies"		1967		1:31:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		1:34:39 (Pop-up)
De Musikalske Dvergene / Frode Alnæs	Når Høsten Setter Inn	Veldig Respektable Menn	2004		1:37:42 (Pop-up)
Gila Adari	Hitahavti Mimabat Rishon	Haneshika Harishona	1965	גילה אדרי / התאהבתי ממבט ראשון / הנשיקה הראשונה	1:41:07 (Pop-up)
Marie Rottrová	Dnes plač "Dnes plač" by "Marie Rottrová"	Mezi Námi...	1986		1:43:28 (Pop-up)
Kirka	Valvotaan vaan "Valvotaan vaan" by "Kirka"	Kaksi puolta	1977		1:46:30 (Pop-up)
Spory?	Ay fil gud "Ay fil gud" by "Spory?"	Vot vam vsem	2005	Споры? / Ай фил гуд / Вот вам всем	1:50:10 (Pop-up)
F.S.K.	Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand" by "F.S.K."	Double Peel Sessions	1989		1:51:38 (Pop-up)
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs	Should I Stay Or Should I Go	La Luz del Ritmo	2008		1:55:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:58:05 (Pop-up)
Almon Memela	The Things We Do In Soweto	Funky Africa	1975		2:08:52 (Pop-up)
Joseph Kamaru	Mukurara Nake "Mukurara Nake" by "Joseph Kamaru"	Kenya Kurungara	1977		2:12:30 (Pop-up)
Le Mystère Jazz de Tombouctou	Apolo	Le Mystère Jazz De Tombouctou	1977		2:15:58 (Pop-up)
Wadih Essafi	Aandak Baharia Ya Rayess			عندك بحرية يا ريّس	2:22:08 (Pop-up)
Gomidas Ensemble	Helvaji "Helvaji" by "Gomidas Ensemble"	Destination Istanbul	1965		2:29:05 (Pop-up)
Ernst Reijseger/Tenero e Cuncordu de Orosei	Su Puddhu (Balla Turturinu)	Colla Voche	1999		2:32:01 (Pop-up)
Park Jiha	Throughout the Night "Throughout the Night" by "Park Jiha"	Communion	2018		2:37:26 (Pop-up)
Bogusław Schaeffer	Maa'ts "Maa'ts" by "Bogusław Schaeffer"	Inventionen: Zytoplasma / Maa'ts / Fractal	1985	(6 June 1929 – 1 July 2019)	2:42:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		2:51:55 (Pop-up)
Leoš Janáček (3 July 1854 – 12 August 1928)
Norwegian Chamber Orchestra, Iona Brown	Leoš Janáček: Idyll for String Orchestra, JW VI/3	Divertimento • Idyll • Suite For String Orchestra	2000	Idyla, composed in 1888	3:01:35 (Pop-up)
András Schiff	Leoš Janáček: In The Mists, JW VIII/22	Janáček: A Recollection	2001	V mlhách, composed in 1912	3:25:35 (Pop-up)
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Edward Gardner	Leoš Janáček: The Ballad of Blaník, JW VI/16	Janáček: Orchestral Works, Vol. 2	2015	Ballada blanická, composed in 1919	3:40:26 (Pop-up)
Hans Koller Free Sound	Turkish Cross Colour	For Marcel Duchamp	1977		3:48:09 (Pop-up)
Xie Lei	Zài hē yě bù huì zuì	Liúshuǐ/ Bùyào zài xīnsuān	1971	謝雷 / 再喝也不會醉流水 / 不要再心酸	3:52:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962		3:55:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:57pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Stepping aboard, hooray!
	🚂 3:00pm Yvang: De justesse! In the right direction! Hello subway people!
	🚂 3:00pm Michael 98145: on we go !!
	3:00pm fleep: jump the stile and stay awhile, greetings
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, David! Hi fellow Subway riders!
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: Didn't miss the train this week!
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Gimme a ticket for an aeroplane, ain't got time to take a fast train... well, maybe I do.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: You ought to dig out that German Muppets Subway theme again some time.
	3:02pm David D: Hey there Granny Spicy Tuna, Yvang, Michael, Fleep, Rich, Henry, Doc!
	3:02pm David D: Henry: One day, one day...
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: C'est Juillet
	🚂 3:04pm chris: bonjour et choo-choo, David et amis.
	3:04pm David D: Salut, Chris!
	3:11pm fleep: There was a time yesterday when all 3 streams had live programs at the same time. Plus broadcast. This takes the choices from amazing to mind warping. Thank the grid for the archives.
	3:14pm David D: Fleep: It is a wonderful thing. And more new shows will be joining this stream and Sheena's Jungle Room in the weeks to come...
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: hello David and Freeform Riders
	3:16pm David D: Hey there coelacanth∅!
	🚂 3:17pm Yvang: The WFMUltiverse...
	3:18pm coelacanth∅: live x3 has been happening for a few years now, most distressingly on wednesday evenings -and monday night now
	3:18pm fleep: Clearly some catching up to do
	3:19pm chresti at work in Griffith Park: Hello ! On my way home
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: did they put rue in ale? rue is an element in a pregnancy-termination concoction, along with pennyroyal and tansy. not recommended for weak or sick people, since it is poison.
	3:26pm David D: Hello Chresti!
	3:27pm David D: Coel: I've never had any in my ale, but it is apparently a tradition in some places.
	🚂 3:27pm chris: hand's off my thyme! but i have plenty of rosemary. help yourself.
	3:28pm coelacanth∅: so, added to the glass? (not in the brewing process?)
	3:28pm Dean: Who knows where the thyme goes?
	3:28pm Dean: Does anybody really know what thyme it is?
	🚂 3:30pm Yvang: I guess the one on my side.
	3:30pm coelacanth∅: i don't know where the thyme goes, but my Love grows where my Rosemary goes
	3:32pm fleep: Anyone who steals thyme is a chive turkey
	3:32pm David D: Greetings Dean - all sage questions!
	🚂 3:32pm Michael 98145: { World Cup Update : England 1 - USA 1 at 29' }
	3:33pm David D: Just fixed that year - that may have been Wingdings...
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: on my sister's property we use thyme as a ground cover over some fairly large areas, and when the thyme goes, it's usually because it lost track of itself and smothered
	🚂 3:35pm Michael 98145: { now USA 2 at 34' }
	🚂 3:36pm chris: rue may be beneficial in relieving nervous spasms, painful cramps, menstrual pain, and headaches, apparently...
	3:37pm David D: Maybe it's a built-in hangover remedy (half-kidding?)
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: so maybe rue adds to the head (not the head on the brew; the head in the head) like wormwood, but like wormwood, is poisonous.
	3:38pm Webhamster Henry: They're projecting the World Cup live at the club acoss the street from me. Kingston has had a soccer club for a few years now, we're getting continental. www.stockadefc.com Now if only they'd build a subway. Surface rail transport would also suffice.
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: i'd like to know what that statue is composed of
	3:40pm David D: Well Germany's out, but strikingly little is made of the women's tournament here.
	🚂 3:44pm Michael 98145: ... enjoying this collection
	3:44pm coelacanth∅: i just realised the botanical name for rue is ruta graveolens, which is a homeopathic remedy for sprains, strains tendonitis and such
	3:46pm David D: Rue by the way features prominently on the coat of arms and flag of Saxony.
	3:47pm geezerette: The great June Tabor!
	3:48pm geezerette: Hello David and sports lovers!
	3:48pm David D: Greetings Geezerette!
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: well i just finished my irish tea - prematurely, as the related music still plays ...and sadly this also means i must get my ass back outside and to work, as it unfortunately didn't rain after all and is again beautiful but humid out.
	3:51pm Dean: This Julie Fowlis is spectacular. Reminds me of the best years of Ossian.
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: ...maybe i can think of something else to "need" to research on the computer before heading back out
	3:52pm geezerette: Just watched "Festival" on Criterion. Beautiful film made of 1963-64 Newport Folk Festival.
	🚂 3:55pm Yvang: Krismenn!
	3:56pm David D: Coel - there is always something to look for, describes half my life...
	3:58pm coelacanth∅: yes. why do the mulberries shrivel up before they ripen?
	🚂 3:59pm Yvang: Apparently this is the first time ever Krismenn is played on WFMU.
	🚂 4:04pm Listening Out There: Just got here. Knew I shoulda taken that right turn at Albuquerque....
	4:06pm David D: Welcome here Listening Out There!
	4:07pm David D: Yvang - possibly not the last time...
	🚂 4:07pm βrian: The work week draws to an end. Play me out, David.
	4:08pm David D: It is a pleasure, βrian - do you have an odd working schedule?
	🚂 4:09pm βrian: Nah, just a vacation sandwich around the July 4th holiday.
	4:10pm David D: Oh yes, of course - easy to forget over here.
	🚂 4:13pm chris: i think this one may be one we all want to forget (this 4th)
	4:15pm Dean: Stance gives you balance. Daughter gives you laughter.
	🚂 4:15pm βrian: The fireflies have been on display the past few nights, so there's that.
	4:21pm geezerette: Fireflies... :)
	4:23pm David D: There is a place in the woods here with a stunning number of fireflies - should go have a look one of these late evenings...
	4:43pm TDK60: Hello. Saw my first fireflies (or lightning bugs) here in New York City on Sunday night.
	4:44pm geezerette: You really should! The only fireflies here are tiny bulbs on wires in The Pirates of the Carribean" ride at Disneyland.
	4:46pm geezerette: TDK60: incredible right?! I saw my first and only ones on a riverbank near Narrowsberg.
	4:47pm Dean: Wait, you're saying those aren't real, geezerette?
	4:48pm David D: Hello TDK60 - love the term "lightning bug"!
	4:50pm geezerette: Hahaha! Sorry Dean!
	🚂 4:50pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): what on earth are you kids playing now?
	4:50pm TDK60: geezerette: where's Narrowsberg? // Forgot to check along the river for mulberries; may still be there and ripe since we had a cool, late spring. // I think lightning bug is more southern? (Parents from West Virginia)...
	4:50pm geezerette: Pirates are real though.
	4:51pm Dean: Yes, and the mice.
	4:55pm geezerette: TDK60, I think it's southeast of Manhattan but I'm from Ca. and wasn't driving so can't tell you where! Fairly close to Port Jervis, which also won't help.
	4:55pm Rich in Washington: OH YEAH!
	4:57pm geezerette: Dean,I worked for that mouse., so I know he's real.
	4:57pm sem: How fabulous was that? Hello, David, all.
	5:00pm geezerette: Hey Rich! Love that cover!
	5:00pm Dean: My better half worked there, too. Later this summer she'll escort our 8YO to "the happiest place on Earth." I'll stay home, thank you, with my head at the sweet spot between the loudspeakers, truly the happiest place.
	5:01pm geezerette: For sure!
	🚂 5:05pm Michael 98145: Hey, @gz'ette USA 2 - England 1 good match
	5:10pm David D: Hey there Sem!
	5:14pm fleep: Gaylord devoted 2 shows to the year 1972, calling it the greatest year in pop music history. So maybe 1972?
	5:16pm David D: Thanks, fleep, I will have a look and listen - so far nothing quite worked like 1968 in international coverdom...
	5:20pm TDK60: Gaylord is a 1972 fanatic. I think he's more into the pop singles. But I think 1973 was pretty good, but for albums.
	5:22pm geezerette: Howdy, Michael! Sem! Fleep! :)
	5:24pm fleep: geezerette, another one-time slave to the Mouse here, but the Burbank studio, not the park
	🚂 5:28pm Carmichael: Busy day here, folks. Trying hard to listen.
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful, David!
	5:30pm David D: Thanks, Rich - and welcome Carmichael!
	5:33pm geezerette: Fleep, same. Three features. Did you work in the hat?
	🚂 5:36pm Michael 98145: ... in the hat .?!?!
	5:36pm geezerette: Hi Carmichael!
	🚂 5:37pm Carmichael: Heya Geez!
	5:37pm Stanley: Hi David.I've just crawled in from my friends house where we watched the women's World Cup semi final. We had our chances.
	🚂 5:38pm Michael 98145: yo ho ho ho, a pirate's life for me
	5:38pm geezerette: Michael, It's a really big hat.
	🚂 5:38pm chresti: Hi again - having coffee after a short nap
	5:39pm David D: Can't win 'em all, Stanley, or it would be boring, I suppose. Anyhow I'm glad to see the women's tournament getting more attention that it is here.
	🚂 5:39pm Michael 98145: what is the theme of that hat?
	5:39pm TDK60: Gotta run...may catch you when I get home if before 7...
	5:40pm David D: Okay, see you later, TDK60 - and welcome back, Chresti!
	🚂 5:41pm Michael 98145: i assume this is a Korean artist, yes?
	5:41pm fleep: geezerette, the old Animators Building, business affairs
	5:42pm fleep: Michael: this kind hat www.disneyanimation.com...
	5:43pm geezerette: mmmm...coffee...Chresti! It's the hat from "The Sorcerer's Apprentice' sequence in "Fantasia".
	🚂 5:43pm Michael 98145: that sounded like someone playing a khaen
	🚂 5:44pm Michael 98145: oh, wow! i guess i've never seen that -- haven't been near a Disney property in many years.
	5:44pm David D: Yes, Park Jiha is Korean and she plays piri (double reed bamboo flute), saenghwang (mouth organ) & yanggeum (hammered dulcimer).
	5:45pm David D: That is indeed quite a hat!
	5:46pm David D: Did you work on animations there?
	🚂 5:48pm chresti: Oh yeah, that hat.
	5:48pm geezerette: David, yep.
	🚂 5:48pm Michael 98145: i am luddite who bemoans the lack of cel animation in our digital times
	5:51pm geezerette: Michael, we drew on paper. Feel like I illuminated manuscripts. Transitional years...
	5:51pm David D: Sounds like fun - or was it more work than fun?
	🚂 5:52pm chresti: A lot of animation work is farmed out to other countries, like India, these days?
	5:56pm geezerette: It was partly fun. Some old guys were still there, great stories. Chresti, it's global but they still have a lot of on site work. Not much paper!
	🚂 5:56pm chris: oldest went to cal arts... lots of folks in the animation program were Korean. the Simpsons animators got outsourced to a Korean firm, iirc (may have changed hands again, for all i know)
	🚂 5:59pm chris: thanks, David! this is my stop. take good care, everyone.
	🚂 6:00pm chresti: Whoever gives the lowest bid, I guess.
	6:01pm geezerette: Yeah, Chris,likely. Haven't seen Toy Story 4,have you?
	🚂 6:01pm Michael 98145: Happy Birthday, Leoš Janáček Great show as always, David D
	6:02pm geezerette: By,Chris.Happy fourth!
	6:03pm geezerette: Incredible set, David!
	6:04pm David D: Thanks, Chris, have a good evening!
	6:04pm David D: And thanks, Michael and Geezerette!
	6:06pm Dean: Is this the Chandos recording with Iona Brown conducting? Really lovely.
	🚂 6:07pm chresti: Long ago, a group of friends would go bowling in Hollywood, Some of the LA Reader folks were there, including Matt Groening, this was early 80s
	6:07pm David D: Yes, it is Dean (on both counts, I'd say)
	🚂 6:08pm chresti: Yes, agree with geezerette, great set, David!
	6:09pm geezerette: Wonderful recording!
	6:11pm David D: Thank you, Chresti!
	6:12pm geezerette: Chresti, that sounds like fun! LA Weekly was great, also LA Reader. Great comics.
	6:15pm Dean: A recent Fanfare review of this recording of Kodály’s cello works -- http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2018/Mar/Kodaly_cello_95574.htm -- concludes, "Várdai and Würtz have found unexpected depth in these scores, revealing how great Kodály’s gifts as a composer actually were, something we overlook because of the long shadow cast by Bartók and the fact that Kodály’s field work, writing, and teaching squeezed his output of compositions into a relatively small scope. It took these revelatory performances to remind me of his stature, and I won’t forget again." I can't wait to hear it.
	6:16pm Stanley: This is super and lulling me to sleep. Good night David and everyone.
	6:17pm Dean: Of course, Kodály's birthday won't be until December.
	🚂 6:18pm Michael 98145: this is wonderful
	6:18pm David D: Thanks, Dean - I will have to look for that and put his birthday on my calendar...
	6:19pm David D: And sleep well, Stanley!
	6:20pm geezerette: Dean, it is very lovely. Full of feeling. Joyousness!
	6:22pm Dean: I remember hearing Iona Brown when she was first chair (pretty sure?) with LA Chamber Orchestra. I associate her with, say, Vivaldi. Good to hear that she wandered farther afield into later music, much like Andrew Manze, who now conducts much later composers, e.g., Vaughan Williams.
	6:26pm Dean: First chair?! She was the director! I'd forgotten. Nor did I remember that she died fifteen years ago.
	6:27pm David D: Yes, sadly.
	6:36pm geezerette: This music is strongly evocative of the world in which it was created. I don't know anything about music but my mind sees an entire constellation of values expressed in design while listening. Both invigorating and calming!
	6:41pm David D: Very well put, Geezerette, although I suspect you might in fact know quite a bit!
	6:42pm Dean: Was just reading about Gardner's Chandos recordings of Lutosławski orchestral works.
	6:44pm northguineahills: Sorry, I was watching the WC, then took a nap. It was 40C/101F earlier, thankfully, it's now raining, but a leetle too much as I lost power for an hour.
	6:45pm geezerette: Thanks,David, but I'm one of those,"...but I know what I like" people.
	🚂 6:45pm Michael 98145: hydrate, @ngh! how's the job search going?
	6:47pm geezerette: Dean, thanks for being generous with your knowledge. :)
	6:47pm northguineahills: I never got past 2nd chair in any of my respective instruments, yet, I was always my instrument leader, even as a sophomore (I was a wee bit thick headed, but good leadership quality, apparently)>
	6:47pm David D: Hey NGH - yes stay out of that heat!
	6:48pm northguineahills: @Michael: Had an in-depth 40 minute 2nd interview this afternoon. Reason #4 I'm so late....
	6:49pm Dean: I tend to pass along the knowledge of others, e.g., the Fanfare reviewers. Wish I could claim an expertise in the area, but no.
	6:49pm David D: Yes, Dean - thanks for all your insights!
	🚂 6:50pm Michael 98145: @ngh, that sounds promising !
	6:51pm David D: 40-minute interview - sounds serious!
	6:52pm TDK60: Back just in time to say, good night.
	6:53pm David D: Good night, TDK60!
	🚂 6:53pm Michael 98145: Thank you again, David D ! Wonderful addition to our archives.
	6:54pm northguineahills: @David: Let's just say it was so stressful, I took a shot in the middle. I think I performed well. Thankfully it was just a phone interview. But it was for Duke Power, as a subcontractor. But beggars can't be choosers.
	6:55pm geezerette: NGH, fingers crossed! Encouraging!!! Drink something cold now.
	6:56pm fleep: Thanks for turning a jangly morning into a beautiful afternoon, David.
	🚂 6:56pm Yvang: Thanks David! I have enjoyed the ride across the continents...
	6:56pm geezerette: Thanks, David! SO GOOD!!!
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: Thanks David!
	6:58pm Dean: Running out of ... thyme!
	6:58pm northguineahills: happy thanks, David. dug the Janacek tribute!
	🚂 6:59pm Michael 98145: Drinking . not drunk . sounds pretty good .
	7:00pm David D: Thanks everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 2, 2019

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