WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 2, 2020

Listener comments!
	🚂 3:01pm Carmichael: Heya David and riders.
	3:01pm northguineahills: just milling about...
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Hello David and commuters out there!
	3:01pm spodiodi: hi David! (and fellow passengers!)
	🚂 3:01pm Bas NL: Hi David and commentmuters!
	🚂 3:01pm Yvang: 'Melting emoji house across the river'
	3:02pm TDK60: Hi David from the epicenter and the cauldron. I'm angry. But also very tired from losing sleep last night. So, first 40 min. of show I'll be trying a nap...
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: howzit!
	3:02pm spodiodi: i like that, Bas
	🚂 3:02pm Yvang: Hi!
	3:03pm spodiodi: cool photo today, David
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings Carmichael, NGH, Dr. J, Spodiodi, Bas, Yvang, TDK60, Michael!
	3:03pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	3:04pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha!
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: yes. what an interesting structure.
	🚂 3:05pm Bas NL: Looks like a chocolate house.. let's search for Mr. Wonka..
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Spodiodi, it serves to keeps the rivers at the right level, I think.
	3:06pm David Dichelle: And is a great place for a walk.
	3:06pm Stanley: Yahoo! I'm on the roof!
	3:07pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Ah, deproblem of devices. Age old. Fiddle-dee-dee-dee. Cat on a hot clay roof.
	3:07pm David Dichelle: Grab one of those roof cushions to sit on, Stanley!
	3:07pm David Dichelle: Hey there Sem!
	3:07pm TDK60: As I pull the sheets open, call just in: NYC curfew start moved earlier from 11 to 8 PM.
	3:10pm Stanley: Bah, I've been told to come down.
	🚂 3:12pm Bas NL: You scared us too @Stanley!
	3:12pm David Dichelle: Just give them the password, which just happens to be "roof".
	🚂 3:15pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Ahoy, RK!
	🚂 3:19pm redkayak: @David - Ahoy captain! Happy to be aboard today :)
	3:19pm doctorjazz: Alabama is getting a lot of play these days (in various versions), with good reason...
	🚂 3:19pm redkayak: Sounding really good today....
	3:20pm David Dichelle: Indeed, Dr. J.
	3:21pm northguineahills: Alabama, damn! /Looks like I'll be visiting my old cellist friend in a few weeks and play music w/ her in B-ham (at her house). She left LA after session gigs stopped, and she has her grandmother's old house that no one is using....about a 6 hour drive from here.
	3:22pm northguineahills: (cellist from my band)
	🚂 3:22pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. Coltrane is like a big warm hug from your Mum.
	3:22pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Subterranean Freedom Riders
	🚂 3:23pm Bas NL: Sounds like good fun @ngh!
	🚂 3:24pm Brian in UK: Hey Stanley. Waiting for No.3.
	3:24pm David Dichelle: Greetings Brian and Coel!
	3:24pm northguineahills: I haven't recorded any sounds in 18 months.
	🚂 3:24pm Michael 98145: Nina!
	3:25pm David Dichelle: Good luck with that trip and the recording, NGH.
	🚂 3:25pm Brian in UK: David, that photograph is weir'd
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: it's a great shot
	3:27pm David Dichelle: Brian, good one!
	🚂 3:28pm Carmichael: That's a groaner, Brian. You should be proud ... :)
	🚂 3:28pm Bas NL: Great set!
	3:32pm northguineahills: No Brother Ah too! (always wanted to use the Brother Ah nomicker, as it's my initials...) (Always dug him as I was classically trained a French hornist) more 'Trane train train of thoughts!"
	🚂 3:33pm Carmichael: ngh, are you working?
	3:34pm northguineahills: I got auto parts courier job, still waiting for my first assignment.
	3:34pm northguineahills: err....as a French hornist....
	3:34pm northguineahills: errr.. I got an auto parts courier job (english hard!)
	🚂 3:37pm Michael 98145: @ngh, glad you get to perform music again
	3:37pm northguineahills: The best part about the 2004 NYC RNC protest is I got to see Pete Seeger play live!
	3:37pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Bas!
	3:37pm northguineahills: @Michael: I have a WFMU definition of 'music'. thanks!
	🚂 3:40pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i think we all share that definition
	🚂 3:41pm Carmichael: Is this a Roud, David?
	3:41pm David Dichelle: It is indeed, Carmichael, no. 54.
	🚂 3:41pm Carmichael: Jeez, never mind. Right in front of me ...
	3:42pm David Dichelle: Sorry, I added it a bit late.
	3:43pm northguineahills: Ok, I have never heard a version of this song. It's the second time you got me w/ this series, David!
	🚂 3:44pm Michael 98145: Great choice
	3:46pm David Dichelle: Thanks, there will be a bit of variety within the set this week in fact.
	3:48pm northguineahills: Clutha, not to be confused w/ Cthuhlu, is the Cumbric (the pre-Roman tongue of north England/south Scotland) word for the River Clyde...
	🚂 3:51pm redkayak: This is awesome....
	🚂 3:52pm Bas NL: That kept well! 1928!
	3:53pm Joe McG: These are great versions, David. The first version of this song that I heard was the Everlys' version, so that's the one that I still hold closest to my heart.
	3:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Joe!
	3:57pm David Dichelle: There are actually a great many versions of this particular song, can't get to them all, of course.
	3:58pm Joe McG: Here's a fun "Barbara Allen" sampler! blogs.cornell.edu...
	🚂 4:00pm Brian in UK: Martin Simpson would have been a minstrel in a previous life.
	🚂 4:01pm Michael 98145: I love how this station let's us HEAR songs!
	4:01pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Joe, I'll have to check that out later.
	🚂 4:02pm Michael 98145: { lets us }
	4:03pm northguineahills: I'll be off for a drive and to the store, and will listening!
	🚂 4:03pm Brian in UK: Lost my internet while Nina's song, was about to post this. Been thinking of a variation on Phil Ochs', Mississippi Find Yourself Another Country To Be Part Of. He already subbed it with Nixon now we have a new candidate.
	🚂 4:04pm Bas NL: fetches whisky
	4:04pm David Dichelle: The Cornell sampler has quite a range of covers, I see - looks like fun.
	4:06pm northguineahills: @Bas: just got my stimulus check and a job, so, a-whiskey (and spice) shoppin' I must go!)
	🚂 4:07pm redkayak: One of the better Rouds I'd say...
	4:08pm northguineahills: @Brian: I told once when djing near the end of the night, I played Ochs' "Mississippi" and I got thrown off the decks. It turned out the owner of the club was from MS.
	🚂 4:09pm Bas NL: Live is good, ngh! :)
	🚂 4:09pm Brian in UK: ngh the truth does hurt.
	4:09pm northguineahills: (I don't think he heard the lyrics outside of the refrain....)
	🚂 4:11pm Brian in UK: The Clutha reminded me of this terrible event. en.wikipedia.org...
	🚂 4:12pm Bas NL: Great set again!
	🚂 4:13pm Michael 98145: geographic info is always welcome
	🚂 4:14pm Bas NL: Will check out Sonne Hagal. I think they've been around a good while; i can remember of hearing the name long ago.
	4:14pm TDK60: ok, up again..
	4:19pm spodiodi: i may have misheard, but did you just have a birthday, David? May 27? if so, Happy (belated) Birthday!
	4:19pm Sem: The Fantasticks, the musical: 1. Overture 2. Try To Remember 3. Luisa's Monologue 4. Much More 5. Matt's Monologue 6. Metaphor 7. I'll Marry When I Marry 8. Never Say No 9. It Depends On What You Pay 10. The Glen Speech 11. Soon It's Gonna Rain 12. The Abduction Ballet 13. Happy Ending 14. Their Moon Was Cardboard 15. This Plum Is Too Ripe 16. I Can See It 17. An Episode 18. Plant A Radish 19. Much More, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 20. Round And Round 21. Transition 22 I Can See It, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 23. A Curious Paradox 24. They Were You 25. Metaphor, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 26. Try To Remember, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 27. Curtain Call / Exit Music 28. O Have You Ever Been To China? [Bonus Track]
	4:19pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Spodiodi!
	4:20pm David Dichelle: And thanks, Sem - I actually tried to remember Try to Remember.
	4:22pm Sem: Now, that's funny, David.
	🚂 4:22pm Brian in UK: The end of May was birthday week on the stream.
	🚂 4:24pm Brian in UK: Sem, hope you will not be asking questions later. 11, 15 and 18 are relevant.
	4:24pm David Dichelle: It turns out that Try to Remember is the only song I remember as well.
	4:28pm TDK60: Never heard of Tamberg, before.
	4:28pm Sem: No quiz, BiUK. Still no rain?
	4:29pm Dean: Hodginkson reminds me that I await delivery of a 17CD Henry Cow box in days to come. And of Konk Pack, whom I heard live in Victo. I love Konk Pack.
	4:31pm David Dichelle: Sounds like quite a parcel, Dean.
	🚂 4:34pm Brian in UK: Sem, No.11 is hopeful for tomorrow morning. Dean, almost rivals Sandy Denny's nineteen CDs, including the unedited farting in the bath opus.
	4:34pm doctorjazz: Roach and Braxton, this duo works great (not alli these Roach duo recordings do).
	4:35pm spodiodi: it sounds great
	4:35pm Dean: I'll confess that on top of the HC box I'm awaiting a 29CD+1DVD Gentle Giant box, too.
	4:36pm doctorjazz: That'll keep you busy for a night or 2, Dean!
	🚂 4:36pm chresti: Hi David and passengers! Home from work..
	4:37pm doctorjazz: 46 CDs (and a DVD), lots of good listening!
	4:37pm David Dichelle: Hey Chresti, how's the park this week?
	4:37pm TDK60: Chresti, you made it, forth and back.
	4:37pm spodiodi: hi, chresti! how did it go?
	🚂 4:39pm Brian in UK: chresti, are you safe and sound?
	🚂 4:40pm Bas NL: Heroicredolphysiognomystery... now there's a DJ's tongue twister.
	4:41pm David Dichelle: Bas, the emphasis is on the mystery, when it comes to its pronunciation.
	🚂 4:42pm Bas NL: I'm all ears! ;)
	4:42pm Dean: Still haven't made it through the 34CD Scott Ross traversal of Scarlatti sonatas, but I have heard all 26 of the Anthology of the Recorder. Of all four recent-ish acquisitions, I'm going to guess that the Ross box is the winner. Utterly beautiful music utterly beautifully performed. Each disk improves upon the prior one.
	🚂 4:43pm chresti: Oh, pretty well, only had to kick a couple people off the courts. Had a lot of phone calls, first day back after it closed down due to the fire (or something)threat.
	4:43pm TDK60: Gosh, and I used to think a 3-LP record album was a stretch.
	4:47pm TDK60: Chresti, why did you have to ask them to leave?
	4:49pm Dean: I was immunized against giant box sets around the time of the Ross release in 1988, when KPFK played the whole thing start to finish. I tried to listen to as much as possible then. Only acquired it last year, though!
	🚂 4:50pm Brian in UK: Dean, is the Scarlatti mainly harpsichord?
	4:52pm Dean: Entirely harpsichord, recorded in two or three venues, so the sound varies a little from disc to disc, particularly given the vintage.
	🚂 4:53pm Bas NL: Yesterday on Techtonic Webhamster Henry linked to talktotransformer.com It's an AI, neural net, text generator. Tried by entering 'Heroicredolphysiognomystery' and it went haywire!
	🚂 4:53pm Listening Out There: I'm late, but I'm here...mostly...
	4:54pm Dean: Oops. Keyboard excerpted my comment. I meant that the sound of the Ross box is really good, particularly given the vintage.
	4:55pm TDK60: Of course, a 3-LP album (like Sandinista by The Clash) is different from a box set collection..
	4:55pm Dean: But best harpsichord recording of which I'm aware is a 2LP Goldberg Variations on a label operated long ago by Yves-Bernard Andre.
	4:56pm David Dichelle: Hey LOT!
	4:56pm David Dichelle: Bas, what did it come up with?
	🚂 5:00pm Bas NL: All snippets of -presumably- forum headers and footers. I think they used fora to teach the neural net the concept of language and they forgot to strip of the unintelligible bits.
	5:02pm David Dichelle: Sounds like what happens when you computer "translate" back and forth between languages, often resulting in wonderful linguistic chaos.
	🚂 5:03pm Bas NL: Yes! Very much like that!
	🚂 5:04pm chresti: TDK60, because they hadn't made a reservation, they can only reserve online. Normally, we could sell courts to walk ups, pre-Covid safety measures.
	5:08pm TDK60: Thanks for the explanation, Chresti.
	🚂 5:09pm Carmichael: Tennis nazi ... :)
	5:10pm Dean: Love Nazi!
	🚂 5:11pm chresti: Your welcome, TDK60. I'm not mean or anything like that, I'm just the 'splainer.
	🚂 5:11pm Bas NL: Dichelle... Douze points.
	5:17pm northguineahills: TIL, Stetson Kennedy, native son of Jacksonville, who wrote a book of his infiltration of the KKK in the 1950s (which I read), also did a series of recordings of music around FL of all cultures in the 30s and 40s, including Native American, immigrant communities, African-American, and Florida crackers (that’s where the term came from, from the architecture of their house. Here are some that you can stream from the Library of Congress.: https://www.loc.gov/collections/florida-folklife-from-the-works-progress-administration/?fa=partof:stetson+kennedy+and+robert+cook+wpa+florida+recordings&sb=title_s_desc
	5:18pm David Dichelle: Bas: Merci & dankje!
	🚂 5:26pm Bas NL: Just found that hilarious Robert Burns -> German -> English translation: classical-iconoclast.blogspot.com...
	🚂 5:33pm Yvang: Great spooky piece!
	5:33pm David Dichelle: Bas: Perfect! I wonder what the original German translation was.
	5:34pm David Dichelle: Yvang: As we approach midnight here...
	5:34pm David Dichelle: And to be fair, that is not exactly easy to translate.
	🚂 5:38pm Bas NL: I've never found the German translation.. but it's indeed near impossible to translate.
	5:40pm doctorjazz: Time to head home, thanks for the great music, David!
	5:40pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Doc, and safe travels!
	🚂 5:42pm Brian in UK: David, time for sleep and escape from all this hate in the world, not the comments.
	5:42pm David Dichelle: Good night, Brian, let's hope for better news soon.
	5:43pm TDK60: Good night Brian.
	🚂 5:44pm βrian: Popping in and out today. Greetings to the continentalists.
	5:45pm David Dichelle: Hey there βrian!
	5:47pm Really Lisa: Hi all. Thank you David, great sounds for the last 3rd of my work day!
	5:48pm TDK60: That Brother Ahh was a trip.
	5:48pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Lisa!
	🚂 5:50pm chresti: Yeah,that Brother Ahh was nice.
	🚂 5:51pm chresti: Thanks David!
	5:51pm TDK60: Good night Leipzig!
	5:51pm spodiodi: thanks, David! see you all soon
	🚂 5:51pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Beautiful sounds!
	🚂 5:53pm Yvang: Thanks David for the sonic ride to the midnight hour!
	5:55pm Sem: My stop. Wonderful things this evening, as always, thank you, David. Catch up with you next time. G'night, all.
	5:58pm David Dichelle: Thanks so much everyone!
	6:27pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 2, 2020

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June 2, 2020: Interstitial devices

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cedar Walton Quartet	Blue Train "Blue Train" by "Cedar Walton Quartet"	Second Set	1979		0:00:32 (Pop-up)
Brother Ah	The Sea "The Sea" by "Brother Ah"	The Sea/Divine Music	1978/2017	Robert Northern (May 21, 1934 – May 31, 2020)	0:09:10 (Pop-up)
Brother Ah	Egypt "Egypt" by "Brother Ah"	The Sea/Divine Music	1978/2017		0:14:54 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Alabama "Alabama" by "John Coltrane"	Live at Birdland	1964		0:18:31 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Mississippi Goddam "Mississippi Goddam" by "Nina Simone"	In Concert	1964		0:23:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:28:25 (Pop-up)
Roud 54: Barbara Allen / Barbary Allen / Barbary Ellen
Pete Seeger	Barbara Allen "Barbara Allen" by "Pete Seeger"	The Bitter and the Sweet	1963		0:36:05 (Pop-up)
June Tabor	Barbry Ellen "Barbry Ellen" by "June Tabor"	Rosa Mundi	2001		0:40:28 (Pop-up)
Gordeanna McCulloch & the Clutha ‎	Bawbie Allan	Sheath and Knife	1978		0:46:05 (Pop-up)
Frank Luther & His Pards	Barbara Allen		1928		0:51:14 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Holcomb	Barbara Allen Blues	The High Lonesome Sound	1964	Also on Classic Harmonica Blues from Smithsonian Folkways	0:54:25 (Pop-up)
Martin Simpson	Barbry Allen "Barbry Allen" by "Martin Simpson"	Purpose + Grace	2011		0:55:55 (Pop-up)
Sonne Hagal	Grotesque 1: Barbara Allen	Läuthner 2a	2014		1:02:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stones River Ranch Boys	Barbara Allen	Down Home Instrumentals	2001		1:07:19 (Pop-up)
Maarika Järvi, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Kristjan Järvi	Eino Tamberg: Musica Triste for Flute, Vibraphone and Strings, Op. 85	Musica Triste: Estonian Flute Concertos	2002	Eino Tamberg (27 May 1930 – 24 December 2010)	1:18:02 (Pop-up)
Catherine Jauniaux & Tim Hodgkinson	Infant Sorrow	Fluvial	1983		1:27:48 (Pop-up)
Max Roach & Anthony Braxton	Dance Griot	Birth and Rebirth	1978		1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Gunter Hampel Group	Heroicredolphysiognomystery	Music from Europe	1967		1:35:41 (Pop-up)
Jiří Stivín & Pierre Favre	Jeskyně / The Cave	Výlety / Excursions	1982		1:47:16 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Ptah, The El Daoud	Ptah, The El Daoud	1970		1:54:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		2:08:36 (Pop-up)
Robert Northern / Brother Ah (May 21, 1934 – May 31, 2020)
Brother Ah and the Sounds of Awareness	The Void	Key to Nowhere	1983		2:16:54 (Pop-up)
Brother Ahh (Robert Northern)	Beyond Yourself (The Midnight Confession)	Sound Awareness	1972	In 7 parts: Introduction, Rap, Midnight Confession, Fear, Demons, Morning Song, Dawn	2:25:10 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra	'Round Midnight	Sound Sun Pleasure!!	1959/1970	With Bob Northern on flugelhorn, Hatty Randolph vocals	2:47:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:51:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 3:01pm Carmichael: Heya David and riders.
	3:01pm northguineahills: just milling about...
	3:01pm doctorjazz: Hello David and commuters out there!
	3:01pm spodiodi: hi David! (and fellow passengers!)
	🚂 3:01pm Bas NL: Hi David and commentmuters!
	🚂 3:01pm Yvang: 'Melting emoji house across the river'
	3:02pm TDK60: Hi David from the epicenter and the cauldron. I'm angry. But also very tired from losing sleep last night. So, first 40 min. of show I'll be trying a nap...
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: howzit!
	3:02pm spodiodi: i like that, Bas
	🚂 3:02pm Yvang: Hi!
	3:03pm spodiodi: cool photo today, David
	3:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings Carmichael, NGH, Dr. J, Spodiodi, Bas, Yvang, TDK60, Michael!
	3:03pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	3:04pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha!
	🚂 3:04pm Michael 98145: yes. what an interesting structure.
	🚂 3:05pm Bas NL: Looks like a chocolate house.. let's search for Mr. Wonka..
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Spodiodi, it serves to keeps the rivers at the right level, I think.
	3:06pm David Dichelle: And is a great place for a walk.
	3:06pm Stanley: Yahoo! I'm on the roof!
	3:07pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Ah, deproblem of devices. Age old. Fiddle-dee-dee-dee. Cat on a hot clay roof.
	3:07pm David Dichelle: Grab one of those roof cushions to sit on, Stanley!
	3:07pm David Dichelle: Hey there Sem!
	3:07pm TDK60: As I pull the sheets open, call just in: NYC curfew start moved earlier from 11 to 8 PM.
	3:10pm Stanley: Bah, I've been told to come down.
	🚂 3:12pm Bas NL: You scared us too @Stanley!
	3:12pm David Dichelle: Just give them the password, which just happens to be "roof".
	🚂 3:15pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	3:15pm David Dichelle: Ahoy, RK!
	🚂 3:19pm redkayak: @David - Ahoy captain! Happy to be aboard today :)
	3:19pm doctorjazz: Alabama is getting a lot of play these days (in various versions), with good reason...
	🚂 3:19pm redkayak: Sounding really good today....
	3:20pm David Dichelle: Indeed, Dr. J.
	3:21pm northguineahills: Alabama, damn! /Looks like I'll be visiting my old cellist friend in a few weeks and play music w/ her in B-ham (at her house). She left LA after session gigs stopped, and she has her grandmother's old house that no one is using....about a 6 hour drive from here.
	3:22pm northguineahills: (cellist from my band)
	🚂 3:22pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. Coltrane is like a big warm hug from your Mum.
	3:22pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Subterranean Freedom Riders
	🚂 3:23pm Bas NL: Sounds like good fun @ngh!
	🚂 3:24pm Brian in UK: Hey Stanley. Waiting for No.3.
	3:24pm David Dichelle: Greetings Brian and Coel!
	3:24pm northguineahills: I haven't recorded any sounds in 18 months.
	🚂 3:24pm Michael 98145: Nina!
	3:25pm David Dichelle: Good luck with that trip and the recording, NGH.
	🚂 3:25pm Brian in UK: David, that photograph is weir'd
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: it's a great shot
	3:27pm David Dichelle: Brian, good one!
	🚂 3:28pm Carmichael: That's a groaner, Brian. You should be proud ... :)
	🚂 3:28pm Bas NL: Great set!
	3:32pm northguineahills: No Brother Ah too! (always wanted to use the Brother Ah nomicker, as it's my initials...) (Always dug him as I was classically trained a French hornist) more 'Trane train train of thoughts!"
	🚂 3:33pm Carmichael: ngh, are you working?
	3:34pm northguineahills: I got auto parts courier job, still waiting for my first assignment.
	3:34pm northguineahills: err....as a French hornist....
	3:34pm northguineahills: errr.. I got an auto parts courier job (english hard!)
	🚂 3:37pm Michael 98145: @ngh, glad you get to perform music again
	3:37pm northguineahills: The best part about the 2004 NYC RNC protest is I got to see Pete Seeger play live!
	3:37pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Bas!
	3:37pm northguineahills: @Michael: I have a WFMU definition of 'music'. thanks!
	🚂 3:40pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i think we all share that definition
	🚂 3:41pm Carmichael: Is this a Roud, David?
	3:41pm David Dichelle: It is indeed, Carmichael, no. 54.
	🚂 3:41pm Carmichael: Jeez, never mind. Right in front of me ...
	3:42pm David Dichelle: Sorry, I added it a bit late.
	3:43pm northguineahills: Ok, I have never heard a version of this song. It's the second time you got me w/ this series, David!
	🚂 3:44pm Michael 98145: Great choice
	3:46pm David Dichelle: Thanks, there will be a bit of variety within the set this week in fact.
	3:48pm northguineahills: Clutha, not to be confused w/ Cthuhlu, is the Cumbric (the pre-Roman tongue of north England/south Scotland) word for the River Clyde...
	🚂 3:51pm redkayak: This is awesome....
	🚂 3:52pm Bas NL: That kept well! 1928!
	3:53pm Joe McG: These are great versions, David. The first version of this song that I heard was the Everlys' version, so that's the one that I still hold closest to my heart.
	3:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Joe!
	3:57pm David Dichelle: There are actually a great many versions of this particular song, can't get to them all, of course.
	3:58pm Joe McG: Here's a fun "Barbara Allen" sampler! blogs.cornell.edu...
	🚂 4:00pm Brian in UK: Martin Simpson would have been a minstrel in a previous life.
	🚂 4:01pm Michael 98145: I love how this station let's us HEAR songs!
	4:01pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Joe, I'll have to check that out later.
	🚂 4:02pm Michael 98145: { lets us }
	4:03pm northguineahills: I'll be off for a drive and to the store, and will listening!
	🚂 4:03pm Brian in UK: Lost my internet while Nina's song, was about to post this. Been thinking of a variation on Phil Ochs', Mississippi Find Yourself Another Country To Be Part Of. He already subbed it with Nixon now we have a new candidate.
	🚂 4:04pm Bas NL: fetches whisky
	4:04pm David Dichelle: The Cornell sampler has quite a range of covers, I see - looks like fun.
	4:06pm northguineahills: @Bas: just got my stimulus check and a job, so, a-whiskey (and spice) shoppin' I must go!)
	🚂 4:07pm redkayak: One of the better Rouds I'd say...
	4:08pm northguineahills: @Brian: I told once when djing near the end of the night, I played Ochs' "Mississippi" and I got thrown off the decks. It turned out the owner of the club was from MS.
	🚂 4:09pm Bas NL: Live is good, ngh! :)
	🚂 4:09pm Brian in UK: ngh the truth does hurt.
	4:09pm northguineahills: (I don't think he heard the lyrics outside of the refrain....)
	🚂 4:11pm Brian in UK: The Clutha reminded me of this terrible event. en.wikipedia.org...
	🚂 4:12pm Bas NL: Great set again!
	🚂 4:13pm Michael 98145: geographic info is always welcome
	🚂 4:14pm Bas NL: Will check out Sonne Hagal. I think they've been around a good while; i can remember of hearing the name long ago.
	4:14pm TDK60: ok, up again..
	4:19pm spodiodi: i may have misheard, but did you just have a birthday, David? May 27? if so, Happy (belated) Birthday!
	4:19pm Sem: The Fantasticks, the musical: 1. Overture 2. Try To Remember 3. Luisa's Monologue 4. Much More 5. Matt's Monologue 6. Metaphor 7. I'll Marry When I Marry 8. Never Say No 9. It Depends On What You Pay 10. The Glen Speech 11. Soon It's Gonna Rain 12. The Abduction Ballet 13. Happy Ending 14. Their Moon Was Cardboard 15. This Plum Is Too Ripe 16. I Can See It 17. An Episode 18. Plant A Radish 19. Much More, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 20. Round And Round 21. Transition 22 I Can See It, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 23. A Curious Paradox 24. They Were You 25. Metaphor, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 26. Try To Remember, The (Reprise) - (reprise) 27. Curtain Call / Exit Music 28. O Have You Ever Been To China? [Bonus Track]
	4:19pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Spodiodi!
	4:20pm David Dichelle: And thanks, Sem - I actually tried to remember Try to Remember.
	4:22pm Sem: Now, that's funny, David.
	🚂 4:22pm Brian in UK: The end of May was birthday week on the stream.
	🚂 4:24pm Brian in UK: Sem, hope you will not be asking questions later. 11, 15 and 18 are relevant.
	4:24pm David Dichelle: It turns out that Try to Remember is the only song I remember as well.
	4:28pm TDK60: Never heard of Tamberg, before.
	4:28pm Sem: No quiz, BiUK. Still no rain?
	4:29pm Dean: Hodginkson reminds me that I await delivery of a 17CD Henry Cow box in days to come. And of Konk Pack, whom I heard live in Victo. I love Konk Pack.
	4:31pm David Dichelle: Sounds like quite a parcel, Dean.
	🚂 4:34pm Brian in UK: Sem, No.11 is hopeful for tomorrow morning. Dean, almost rivals Sandy Denny's nineteen CDs, including the unedited farting in the bath opus.
	4:34pm doctorjazz: Roach and Braxton, this duo works great (not alli these Roach duo recordings do).
	4:35pm spodiodi: it sounds great
	4:35pm Dean: I'll confess that on top of the HC box I'm awaiting a 29CD+1DVD Gentle Giant box, too.
	4:36pm doctorjazz: That'll keep you busy for a night or 2, Dean!
	🚂 4:36pm chresti: Hi David and passengers! Home from work..
	4:37pm doctorjazz: 46 CDs (and a DVD), lots of good listening!
	4:37pm David Dichelle: Hey Chresti, how's the park this week?
	4:37pm TDK60: Chresti, you made it, forth and back.
	4:37pm spodiodi: hi, chresti! how did it go?
	🚂 4:39pm Brian in UK: chresti, are you safe and sound?
	🚂 4:40pm Bas NL: Heroicredolphysiognomystery... now there's a DJ's tongue twister.
	4:41pm David Dichelle: Bas, the emphasis is on the mystery, when it comes to its pronunciation.
	🚂 4:42pm Bas NL: I'm all ears! ;)
	4:42pm Dean: Still haven't made it through the 34CD Scott Ross traversal of Scarlatti sonatas, but I have heard all 26 of the Anthology of the Recorder. Of all four recent-ish acquisitions, I'm going to guess that the Ross box is the winner. Utterly beautiful music utterly beautifully performed. Each disk improves upon the prior one.
	🚂 4:43pm chresti: Oh, pretty well, only had to kick a couple people off the courts. Had a lot of phone calls, first day back after it closed down due to the fire (or something)threat.
	4:43pm TDK60: Gosh, and I used to think a 3-LP record album was a stretch.
	4:47pm TDK60: Chresti, why did you have to ask them to leave?
	4:49pm Dean: I was immunized against giant box sets around the time of the Ross release in 1988, when KPFK played the whole thing start to finish. I tried to listen to as much as possible then. Only acquired it last year, though!
	🚂 4:50pm Brian in UK: Dean, is the Scarlatti mainly harpsichord?
	4:52pm Dean: Entirely harpsichord, recorded in two or three venues, so the sound varies a little from disc to disc, particularly given the vintage.
	🚂 4:53pm Bas NL: Yesterday on Techtonic Webhamster Henry linked to talktotransformer.com It's an AI, neural net, text generator. Tried by entering 'Heroicredolphysiognomystery' and it went haywire!
	🚂 4:53pm Listening Out There: I'm late, but I'm here...mostly...
	4:54pm Dean: Oops. Keyboard excerpted my comment. I meant that the sound of the Ross box is really good, particularly given the vintage.
	4:55pm TDK60: Of course, a 3-LP album (like Sandinista by The Clash) is different from a box set collection..
	4:55pm Dean: But best harpsichord recording of which I'm aware is a 2LP Goldberg Variations on a label operated long ago by Yves-Bernard Andre.
	4:56pm David Dichelle: Hey LOT!
	4:56pm David Dichelle: Bas, what did it come up with?
	🚂 5:00pm Bas NL: All snippets of -presumably- forum headers and footers. I think they used fora to teach the neural net the concept of language and they forgot to strip of the unintelligible bits.
	5:02pm David Dichelle: Sounds like what happens when you computer "translate" back and forth between languages, often resulting in wonderful linguistic chaos.
	🚂 5:03pm Bas NL: Yes! Very much like that!
	🚂 5:04pm chresti: TDK60, because they hadn't made a reservation, they can only reserve online. Normally, we could sell courts to walk ups, pre-Covid safety measures.
	5:08pm TDK60: Thanks for the explanation, Chresti.
	🚂 5:09pm Carmichael: Tennis nazi ... :)
	5:10pm Dean: Love Nazi!
	🚂 5:11pm chresti: Your welcome, TDK60. I'm not mean or anything like that, I'm just the 'splainer.
	🚂 5:11pm Bas NL: Dichelle... Douze points.
	5:17pm northguineahills: TIL, Stetson Kennedy, native son of Jacksonville, who wrote a book of his infiltration of the KKK in the 1950s (which I read), also did a series of recordings of music around FL of all cultures in the 30s and 40s, including Native American, immigrant communities, African-American, and Florida crackers (that’s where the term came from, from the architecture of their house. Here are some that you can stream from the Library of Congress.: https://www.loc.gov/collections/florida-folklife-from-the-works-progress-administration/?fa=partof:stetson+kennedy+and+robert+cook+wpa+florida+recordings&sb=title_s_desc
	5:18pm David Dichelle: Bas: Merci & dankje!
	🚂 5:26pm Bas NL: Just found that hilarious Robert Burns -> German -> English translation: classical-iconoclast.blogspot.com...
	🚂 5:33pm Yvang: Great spooky piece!
	5:33pm David Dichelle: Bas: Perfect! I wonder what the original German translation was.
	5:34pm David Dichelle: Yvang: As we approach midnight here...
	5:34pm David Dichelle: And to be fair, that is not exactly easy to translate.
	🚂 5:38pm Bas NL: I've never found the German translation.. but it's indeed near impossible to translate.
	5:40pm doctorjazz: Time to head home, thanks for the great music, David!
	5:40pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Doc, and safe travels!
	🚂 5:42pm Brian in UK: David, time for sleep and escape from all this hate in the world, not the comments.
	5:42pm David Dichelle: Good night, Brian, let's hope for better news soon.
	5:43pm TDK60: Good night Brian.
	🚂 5:44pm βrian: Popping in and out today. Greetings to the continentalists.
	5:45pm David Dichelle: Hey there βrian!
	5:47pm Really Lisa: Hi all. Thank you David, great sounds for the last 3rd of my work day!
	5:48pm TDK60: That Brother Ahh was a trip.
	5:48pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Lisa!
	🚂 5:50pm chresti: Yeah,that Brother Ahh was nice.
	🚂 5:51pm chresti: Thanks David!
	5:51pm TDK60: Good night Leipzig!
	5:51pm spodiodi: thanks, David! see you all soon
	🚂 5:51pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Beautiful sounds!
	🚂 5:53pm Yvang: Thanks David for the sonic ride to the midnight hour!
	5:55pm Sem: My stop. Wonderful things this evening, as always, thank you, David. Catch up with you next time. G'night, all.
	5:58pm David Dichelle: Thanks so much everyone!
	6:27pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 2, 2020

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