WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 22, 2020

Listener comments!
	🚂 2:59pm chresti: Hi David and Continentals!
	3:01pm fred: Free world, so I guess the ride is free?
	3:01pm Really Lisa: Hi David and all. Psyched for third ride in one week!
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: Yay to more frequent subway service !
	3:02pm David Dichelle: Hey Chresti, Fred, and Lisa - glad to have you aboard!
	3:03pm David Dichelle: And Michael - yes, this week's Subway timetable has taken another twist.
	3:04pm David Dichelle: Definitely freeworldly, Fred!
	3:04pm coelacanth∅: Greetings David, Freeworld Freedom Riders
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Salutations, Coel!
	3:06pm fred: What's the story of today's playlist pic? Looks like there's one
	🚂 3:07pm Michael 98145: ( the ultimate unnecessary graffito: "incognito" )
	3:08pm David Dichelle: Yes, it is an old Obstweinschänke - fruit wine pub. Happened to pass it in the middle of nowhere recently. No fruit or any other wine to be had, alas.
	3:09pm David Dichelle: It apparently burnt down a few years ago.
	3:10pm northguineahills: Thanks ye gods, old and new, it's David! (I had the shittiest weekend in years, and this wil heal my soul after eating that sandwich).
	3:11pm David Dichelle: Very sorry to hear that, NGH, hope this does help if only a small bit.
	3:13pm northguineahills: The last native Manx language speaker died in 1974. But it was documented beforehand, and like Cornish, it has been revived from the dead....
	3:14pm northguineahills: Pentangle!
	3:14pm David Dichelle: NGH: Yes, and sung as well - which surely helps!
	3:15pm northguineahills: (lost my brake pad on my car. It cost me $1200, which is all of the money I have. I was supposed to sign a lease tomorrow, and now that's not happening....
	3:16pm fred: "fruit wine"? Is that mind shattering fruit liquor or something milder?
	🚂 3:19pm Michael 98145: cripes, sorry @ngh. new rotor?
	3:20pm northguineahills: although the Isle of Mann is part of the UK, it is a seperate entity like the Channel Isles. They do have an awesome flag, the triskelion (which looks nearly identical to the Sicilian flag): en.wikipedia.org...
	3:21pm northguineahills: @Michael: si, senor. I was just getting everything back to 'normal'.
	🚂 3:21pm Michael 98145: erk
	3:22pm fred: @ngh: and heavily featured in Matthew Barney's Cremaster
	3:23pm northguineahills: @fred: I love Barney's work, but his relationship w/ Bjork was a bit tumultuous....
	3:25pm David Dichelle: NGH. That is indeed bitter, I hope it somehow works out.
	🚂 3:26pm Michael 98145: loverly voice
	3:26pm David Dichelle: Fred: I believe it refers to normal fruit wine, which is not terribly uncommon around here.
	3:27pm northguineahills: fruit wine is found in the northern regions of the US. I don't usually drink it, as it's too sweet for my pallette.
	3:27pm Sem: Hello, David and all aboard. Summoned by the Roud, so glad to see you here.
	3:28pm David Dichelle: Glad you found the Roud, Sem!
	3:29pm David Dichelle: Yes, fruit wine can be very sweet, but doesn't necessarily have to be.
	🚂 3:34pm Mx. Granny (e/em): enjoying this set! hi, David and folx!
	3:34pm David Dichelle: Hello Granny, glad you are enjoying it!
	3:35pm fred: @ngh: I tend to dislike Barney's vision, but I'm amazed at his having such a strong one. So I have a conflicted view of his work. Drawing Restraint 9 was a great experience though, I saw it in a theater and people would leave and boo. Most were there for Bjork, and that expectation was part of the deal. On its own, not a good film, it really needs all that came before
	3:37pm northguineahills: @fred: his films are fun, imho, but he has a bit ego for my tastes.
	3:38pm northguineahills: Never heard Odetta do a version of Four Marys....
	3:41pm doctorjazz: Hey David and riders!
	3:42pm schmutz: Howdy, enjoying here while working. it was Odetta's version the first time I heard it! Love her.
	3:46pm StringOFperils: Hi David. Getting on at this subway station. Mind the gap...
	3:46pm David Dichelle: Greetings, Doc, Schmutz, and String!
	3:49pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	3:49pm fred: @ngh: "a bit"? I guess that's Trump era talk. But C3 featured Guinness, and Agnostic Front. I still don't like the guy, but he did stuff
	3:50pm David Dichelle: Hello Cmurtha! How are the Ottoman explorations?
	3:55pm northguineahills: @fred: an anglophile like you should know my proclivity for understaement (I guess don't subscribe to 'murican stereotypes [not an understatement] ;)
	3:55pm northguineahills: ....and my proclivity for misspellings (very amererican)
	3:55pm Cmurtha: Good! My advisor is giving me some "tough love" vis-a-vis footnotes, since I often have a hard time seeing certain errors, but she's going to put more of that on me. Things go well though, every chapter has been drafted, just revisions left. The dis should be done by winter, and I should be Dr.Murtha come summer. The more pressing concern is going to be teaching this tuesday which I am doing in person...I suspect the school is going to shut down again AFTER the kids can't get a refund for the semester.
	3:56pm fred: @ngh: Sure about that understatement thing, but then again, you're a Florida Man...
	3:57pm Cmurtha: How are things in Alemania? Is radio Blau open again, or not yet?
	3:58pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha: I am very familiar with the joys of footnotes myself, so I can only wish you great fortitude. The teaching situation sounds like it could be difficult, though.
	3:59pm fred: @Cmurtha: will it be available online?
	4:00pm David Dichelle: And thanks for asking, Radio Blau has been open for a while now but I have settled into the happy routine of broadcasting from home on the Drummer Stream (probably couldn't do this fill-in in fact otherwise).
	4:01pm Cmurtha: Classes? Or the dissertation? Class - I am ready to move to teaching online since that is a needed thing. They won't totally stop the semester, just stop in person classes. The disseration itself will probably on pro-quest around the time that it (hopefully) becomes a book a few years after I finish it.
	🚂 4:01pm Michael 98145: @Cmurtha, Dr of what, if i may ask?
	🚂 4:02pm Michael 98145: This is lovely. Iranian, i see ...
	4:03pm David Dichelle: Yes, it is from 70s Iran - great voice, I find.
	4:03pm northguineahills: @fred: I'm the weird hybrid of appalachian/florida/brooklyn man (not sure where my childhood in Japan checks out).
	4:04pm Cmurtha: I will have Ph.D in Islamic history barring some disaster. So, a doctor of Philosophy.
	🚂 4:04pm Michael 98145: "Pari lost her sight as a result of tragic car accident in 1971."
	4:04pm fred: @Cmurtha: I was asking about the dissertation. I usually like these more than papers, the state of the art section is only useful for bystanders like me
	🚂 4:05pm Michael 98145: @Cmurtha, wow. All the best to you..!
	4:06pm northguineahills: My now (ex)-wife just found my research and drafts of my MA thesis, and will mail it to me once I get a fixed address. So, I have that going for me...
	4:06pm Cmurtha: @Fred, parts will probably appear as articles sooner, but yeah the whole thing itself won't be online till its an e-book, or untill pro-quest is allowed to put the document up, which I think is something like five years after I finish it? That's copy-right and database based things that I have little say in.
	4:09pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: Super good luck. I didn't have a good experience w/ academia. My original thesis advisor got a really good job at a prominent university, and my next one was too wound up w/ his ego and research to pay attention to any students.
	4:09pm David Dichelle: Yes, good luck, navigating the academic world sure ain't easy nowadays.
	4:12pm Cmurtha: @north that's really unfortunate. I have had the good fortune of only having good advisors thus far, but, I have heard many horror stories. And thank everyone for the well wishes, we will see how things go. I don't expect this to be a stand out year for jobs or anything given covid, but I am somewhat optimistic long term.
	4:13pm fred: @Cmurtha: tough call, many academics don't get to choose how their work is available or not. And don't get a dime either way. EU rules make stuff more available, but without compensation. Still beats having to pay to be published, I guess
	🚂 4:14pm Michael 98145: It is so weird with all education gone online
	4:24pm doctorjazz: Still don't know how much will be on line, definitely see kids heading to their college dorms. Hybrid programs seem to be most common, half in person, half in line. My daughter's starting her 1st year teaching, (biology/secondary Ed), was scheduled for all in person teaching, but just this past week it was changed to half-half (Northern New Jersey).
	4:30pm northguineahills: Gonna go walk a good 4 km to go pick up me car...
	🚂 4:30pm Michael 98145: difficult times
	4:30pm doctorjazz: This would be a jam band today.
	🚂 4:30pm chresti: You said it!
	4:30pm David Dichelle: Good luck with all of that NGH, hope the walk is a pleasant one at least.
	🚂 4:31pm chresti: Franco perked up with this Lindworm.
	4:31pm doctorjazz: NGH, you must be doing better out toy can take a 4 km walk. Head all clear?
	4:32pm doctorjazz: I wouldn't want to have to announce/pronounce this band's name.
	4:33pm northguineahills: my right side of my head is mildly irritated, but otherwise, I feel fine from last week. (crap, it's going to rain)...
	4:35pm David Dichelle: Doctorjazz: The trick in this one is that the Hs are more or less silent.
	4:35pm fred: 4k walk sounds like fun to me. But not if it's raining. Good luck ngh
	🚂 4:35pm Michael 98145: Ixthuluh does look a bit Lovecraftian
	4:35pm Gina Bacon: Happy Saturday, streamers!
	4:36pm David Dichelle: Hey Gina!
	4:37pm David Dichelle: Michael, yes, then I suppose they might have chosen to try to pronounce the first th as in English.
	🚂 4:37pm chresti: Good luck ngh, and safety first.
	4:38pm Cmurtha: I have to go cook and pop off the subway, thank you for the show!
	4:39pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Cmurtha, have a good meal!
	🚂 4:41pm chresti: All the best, Cmurtha.
	4:42pm fred: My most recent walks have been to Jandek's spoken word records. Uneven, but nowhere near as bad as advertised
	4:42pm doctorjazz: Feels a bit like I've wandered into The Avant Ghetto.
	4:43pm doctorjazz: Paul Bley, nice...
	🚂 4:44pm chresti: I only walk when I'm at work, it's been too darn hot. I miss my visit to SF this summer.
	4:45pm doctorjazz: He has a wonderful way with open space.
	🚂 4:46pm chresti: Very nice fill-in ride David, thanks!
	🚂 4:46pm Michael 98145: great time on the Subway today
	4:47pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Michael, Chresti, and Doc - yes kind of an airy piece, if that's the right word.
	4:48pm David Dichelle: The piece will take us very close to the top of the hour in fact, just enough time for a quick recap.
	4:48pm Doug Schulkind: It's been a lovely ride, David! Loving hearing this Paul Bley!
	4:48pm David Dichelle: After which, Gina is up next on the stream: wfmu.org...
	4:48pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Doug!
	🚂 4:48pm chresti: Airy nails it, especially with the fans blowing in the house.
	4:49pm Mark R: They've been having some ferocious heat the past couple weeks in S.F. believe it or not, Chresti. David, I LOVE this Paul Bley, released in '71 but if you told me this was a brand new album recorded last month, I'd believe it. Is Paul Motian the drummer by any chance?
	🚂 4:50pm chresti: Mark R, I saw that, and the smoke, hope that's blown away.
	4:51pm Mark R: Nvm, I just looked it up, it's Barry Alschtul (sp?), an equally fine percussionist. If memory serves, he was the original drummer in Weather Report. And in my looking up, I discovered that, although this album was released in '71, it was actually recorded in '67, making it even further ahead of its time. I also noticed the great Gary Peacock is on bass.
	4:52pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, David! I've really been digging this while I get set up!
	4:52pm coelacanth∅: the thermometer on my porch, in the shade, reads 97ºf right now. it might be a little off, not more than 5º. it's august.
	4:54pm David Dichelle: Hey Mark - yes, you got it!
	🚂 4:54pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Mark R: hudding indoors on Potrero Hill over here! OY!
	4:54pm David Dichelle: Glad you've enjoyed it, Gina!
	🚂 4:54pm Mx. Granny (e/em): huddling, rather. i think the l melted before i could hit post!
	4:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!
	4:55pm David Dichelle: Mark: Are you now out in SF?
	🚂 4:55pm chresti: That's about the same as here, coel. At least it's not the 100s, like last week.
	4:55pm Sem: Beautiful ride. Thank you. See you and all again soon.
	🚂 4:56pm Michael 98145: Thank you, again. Stay cool, gang.
	4:56pm David Dichelle: Thanks Doc and Sem!
	4:56pm coelacanth∅: right chresti. i feel for you. i don't think it hit 100 here this year -or for a few years now.
	4:56pm David Dichelle: And Michael - and everyone!
	4:56pm Listening Out There: Hey....Saturday....
	4:57pm David Dichelle: Hey LOT!
	🚂 4:57pm chresti: SF and the beaches (without AC) are miserable when there's a "heat dome" over the west.
	4:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	🚂 4:58pm Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins: i think the reason the temp went down this week was due to the heavy smoke obscuring the sun. eeek!
	🚂 4:59pm chresti: Last year we lucked out, I think we missed the worst when we were in SF early August.
	🚂 4:59pm chresti: Grannykins, double eeeek!
	5:00pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the music and the vibe. Looks totally filled-in to me.
	🚂 5:00pm Mx. Granny (e/em): THANKS, DAVID!
	5:01pm David Dichelle: Thanks again, everyone!
	🚂 5:03pm WR: Thank you David. I was semi-dozing but buoyed by your show from beginning to end today.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 22, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Le Vent du Nord	Train de vie "Train de vie" by "Le Vent du Nord"	Les Amants du Saint-Laurent	2005
Stas	Yn Aavioghey "Yn Aavioghey" by "Stas"	Kiaull 2: Musique Celtique de l'Île de Man	2011		0:05:23 (Pop-up)
Ruth Keggin	Heeym Yn Geurey (Chi Mi'n Geamhradh)	Turrys	2016		0:08:28 (Pop-up)
The Pentangle	High Germany "High Germany" by "The Pentangle"	Solomon's Seal	1972	Roud 904	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:15:30 (Pop-up)
Roud 79: Mary Hamilton / The Four Marys
Niamh Farrell & Rós	Four Marys "Four Marys" by "Niamh Farrell & Rós"	Ceol: Stories in Song	2018		0:22:50 (Pop-up)
Fínn Maccuíll	Mary Hamilton "Mary Hamilton" by "Fínn Maccuíll"	Sink Ye~Swim Ye	1978		0:27:05 (Pop-up)
Shanna Beth McGee with David Johnson	Mary Hamilton	Love Is Teasing: Scottish and English Early Ballads	1981		0:31:09 (Pop-up)
Odetta	Four Marys "Four Marys" by "Odetta"	Odetta Sings of Many Things	1964		0:35:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:40:23 (Pop-up)
Staff Benda Bilili	Apandjokwetu "Apandjokwetu" by "Staff Benda Bilili"	Bouger Le Monde!	2012		0:46:36 (Pop-up)
Adrar des Iforas	En Afrique On Nous Parle De Paix	Voyage En Pays Touareg	2002		0:50:30 (Pop-up)
Sume	Kalâliuvunga / Jeg - Grønlænder	Sume	1976		0:55:39 (Pop-up)
Pari Zangeneh	To Beyo "To Beyo" by "Pari Zangeneh"	The Series of Music for Young Adults	1976		1:01:31 (Pop-up)
Abdou El Omari	Hind "Hind" by "Abdou El Omari"	Nuits d'Été	1976		1:04:29 (Pop-up)
Jalil Bennis et les Golden Hands	Mirza		1967		1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Robbin’s	Copán Galel "Copán Galel" by "Los Robbin’s"		1968		1:13:20 (Pop-up)
Jonas Palm	Cerberus "Cerberus" by "Jonas Palm"	Ze Wörmnest	1980		1:19:18 (Pop-up)
Ixthuluh	Well-Disposed Lindworm "Well-Disposed Lindworm" by "Ixthuluh"	Some Chimeras	1979		1:24:44 (Pop-up)
Zenit	Was ist denn so schlimm "Was ist denn so schlimm" by "Zenit"	Stimmungswechsel	1981		1:34:10 (Pop-up)
Suñqar	Vostochnyy napev "Vostochnyy napev" by "Suñqar"	Zolotoy kray	1988	Сұңқар / Восточный напев / Золотой край	1:36:31 (Pop-up)
Paul Bley	Ending "Ending" by "Paul Bley"	Ballads	1971		1:41:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				1:58:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 2:59pm chresti: Hi David and Continentals!
	3:01pm fred: Free world, so I guess the ride is free?
	3:01pm Really Lisa: Hi David and all. Psyched for third ride in one week!
	🚂 3:02pm Michael 98145: Yay to more frequent subway service !
	3:02pm David Dichelle: Hey Chresti, Fred, and Lisa - glad to have you aboard!
	3:03pm David Dichelle: And Michael - yes, this week's Subway timetable has taken another twist.
	3:04pm David Dichelle: Definitely freeworldly, Fred!
	3:04pm coelacanth∅: Greetings David, Freeworld Freedom Riders
	3:05pm David Dichelle: Salutations, Coel!
	3:06pm fred: What's the story of today's playlist pic? Looks like there's one
	🚂 3:07pm Michael 98145: ( the ultimate unnecessary graffito: "incognito" )
	3:08pm David Dichelle: Yes, it is an old Obstweinschänke - fruit wine pub. Happened to pass it in the middle of nowhere recently. No fruit or any other wine to be had, alas.
	3:09pm David Dichelle: It apparently burnt down a few years ago.
	3:10pm northguineahills: Thanks ye gods, old and new, it's David! (I had the shittiest weekend in years, and this wil heal my soul after eating that sandwich).
	3:11pm David Dichelle: Very sorry to hear that, NGH, hope this does help if only a small bit.
	3:13pm northguineahills: The last native Manx language speaker died in 1974. But it was documented beforehand, and like Cornish, it has been revived from the dead....
	3:14pm northguineahills: Pentangle!
	3:14pm David Dichelle: NGH: Yes, and sung as well - which surely helps!
	3:15pm northguineahills: (lost my brake pad on my car. It cost me $1200, which is all of the money I have. I was supposed to sign a lease tomorrow, and now that's not happening....
	3:16pm fred: "fruit wine"? Is that mind shattering fruit liquor or something milder?
	🚂 3:19pm Michael 98145: cripes, sorry @ngh. new rotor?
	3:20pm northguineahills: although the Isle of Mann is part of the UK, it is a seperate entity like the Channel Isles. They do have an awesome flag, the triskelion (which looks nearly identical to the Sicilian flag): en.wikipedia.org...
	3:21pm northguineahills: @Michael: si, senor. I was just getting everything back to 'normal'.
	🚂 3:21pm Michael 98145: erk
	3:22pm fred: @ngh: and heavily featured in Matthew Barney's Cremaster
	3:23pm northguineahills: @fred: I love Barney's work, but his relationship w/ Bjork was a bit tumultuous....
	3:25pm David Dichelle: NGH. That is indeed bitter, I hope it somehow works out.
	🚂 3:26pm Michael 98145: loverly voice
	3:26pm David Dichelle: Fred: I believe it refers to normal fruit wine, which is not terribly uncommon around here.
	3:27pm northguineahills: fruit wine is found in the northern regions of the US. I don't usually drink it, as it's too sweet for my pallette.
	3:27pm Sem: Hello, David and all aboard. Summoned by the Roud, so glad to see you here.
	3:28pm David Dichelle: Glad you found the Roud, Sem!
	3:29pm David Dichelle: Yes, fruit wine can be very sweet, but doesn't necessarily have to be.
	🚂 3:34pm Mx. Granny (e/em): enjoying this set! hi, David and folx!
	3:34pm David Dichelle: Hello Granny, glad you are enjoying it!
	3:35pm fred: @ngh: I tend to dislike Barney's vision, but I'm amazed at his having such a strong one. So I have a conflicted view of his work. Drawing Restraint 9 was a great experience though, I saw it in a theater and people would leave and boo. Most were there for Bjork, and that expectation was part of the deal. On its own, not a good film, it really needs all that came before
	3:37pm northguineahills: @fred: his films are fun, imho, but he has a bit ego for my tastes.
	3:38pm northguineahills: Never heard Odetta do a version of Four Marys....
	3:41pm doctorjazz: Hey David and riders!
	3:42pm schmutz: Howdy, enjoying here while working. it was Odetta's version the first time I heard it! Love her.
	3:46pm StringOFperils: Hi David. Getting on at this subway station. Mind the gap...
	3:46pm David Dichelle: Greetings, Doc, Schmutz, and String!
	3:49pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	3:49pm fred: @ngh: "a bit"? I guess that's Trump era talk. But C3 featured Guinness, and Agnostic Front. I still don't like the guy, but he did stuff
	3:50pm David Dichelle: Hello Cmurtha! How are the Ottoman explorations?
	3:55pm northguineahills: @fred: an anglophile like you should know my proclivity for understaement (I guess don't subscribe to 'murican stereotypes [not an understatement] ;)
	3:55pm northguineahills: ....and my proclivity for misspellings (very amererican)
	3:55pm Cmurtha: Good! My advisor is giving me some "tough love" vis-a-vis footnotes, since I often have a hard time seeing certain errors, but she's going to put more of that on me. Things go well though, every chapter has been drafted, just revisions left. The dis should be done by winter, and I should be Dr.Murtha come summer. The more pressing concern is going to be teaching this tuesday which I am doing in person...I suspect the school is going to shut down again AFTER the kids can't get a refund for the semester.
	3:56pm fred: @ngh: Sure about that understatement thing, but then again, you're a Florida Man...
	3:57pm Cmurtha: How are things in Alemania? Is radio Blau open again, or not yet?
	3:58pm David Dichelle: Cmurtha: I am very familiar with the joys of footnotes myself, so I can only wish you great fortitude. The teaching situation sounds like it could be difficult, though.
	3:59pm fred: @Cmurtha: will it be available online?
	4:00pm David Dichelle: And thanks for asking, Radio Blau has been open for a while now but I have settled into the happy routine of broadcasting from home on the Drummer Stream (probably couldn't do this fill-in in fact otherwise).
	4:01pm Cmurtha: Classes? Or the dissertation? Class - I am ready to move to teaching online since that is a needed thing. They won't totally stop the semester, just stop in person classes. The disseration itself will probably on pro-quest around the time that it (hopefully) becomes a book a few years after I finish it.
	🚂 4:01pm Michael 98145: @Cmurtha, Dr of what, if i may ask?
	🚂 4:02pm Michael 98145: This is lovely. Iranian, i see ...
	4:03pm David Dichelle: Yes, it is from 70s Iran - great voice, I find.
	4:03pm northguineahills: @fred: I'm the weird hybrid of appalachian/florida/brooklyn man (not sure where my childhood in Japan checks out).
	4:04pm Cmurtha: I will have Ph.D in Islamic history barring some disaster. So, a doctor of Philosophy.
	🚂 4:04pm Michael 98145: "Pari lost her sight as a result of tragic car accident in 1971."
	4:04pm fred: @Cmurtha: I was asking about the dissertation. I usually like these more than papers, the state of the art section is only useful for bystanders like me
	🚂 4:05pm Michael 98145: @Cmurtha, wow. All the best to you..!
	4:06pm northguineahills: My now (ex)-wife just found my research and drafts of my MA thesis, and will mail it to me once I get a fixed address. So, I have that going for me...
	4:06pm Cmurtha: @Fred, parts will probably appear as articles sooner, but yeah the whole thing itself won't be online till its an e-book, or untill pro-quest is allowed to put the document up, which I think is something like five years after I finish it? That's copy-right and database based things that I have little say in.
	4:09pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: Super good luck. I didn't have a good experience w/ academia. My original thesis advisor got a really good job at a prominent university, and my next one was too wound up w/ his ego and research to pay attention to any students.
	4:09pm David Dichelle: Yes, good luck, navigating the academic world sure ain't easy nowadays.
	4:12pm Cmurtha: @north that's really unfortunate. I have had the good fortune of only having good advisors thus far, but, I have heard many horror stories. And thank everyone for the well wishes, we will see how things go. I don't expect this to be a stand out year for jobs or anything given covid, but I am somewhat optimistic long term.
	4:13pm fred: @Cmurtha: tough call, many academics don't get to choose how their work is available or not. And don't get a dime either way. EU rules make stuff more available, but without compensation. Still beats having to pay to be published, I guess
	🚂 4:14pm Michael 98145: It is so weird with all education gone online
	4:24pm doctorjazz: Still don't know how much will be on line, definitely see kids heading to their college dorms. Hybrid programs seem to be most common, half in person, half in line. My daughter's starting her 1st year teaching, (biology/secondary Ed), was scheduled for all in person teaching, but just this past week it was changed to half-half (Northern New Jersey).
	4:30pm northguineahills: Gonna go walk a good 4 km to go pick up me car...
	🚂 4:30pm Michael 98145: difficult times
	4:30pm doctorjazz: This would be a jam band today.
	🚂 4:30pm chresti: You said it!
	4:30pm David Dichelle: Good luck with all of that NGH, hope the walk is a pleasant one at least.
	🚂 4:31pm chresti: Franco perked up with this Lindworm.
	4:31pm doctorjazz: NGH, you must be doing better out toy can take a 4 km walk. Head all clear?
	4:32pm doctorjazz: I wouldn't want to have to announce/pronounce this band's name.
	4:33pm northguineahills: my right side of my head is mildly irritated, but otherwise, I feel fine from last week. (crap, it's going to rain)...
	4:35pm David Dichelle: Doctorjazz: The trick in this one is that the Hs are more or less silent.
	4:35pm fred: 4k walk sounds like fun to me. But not if it's raining. Good luck ngh
	🚂 4:35pm Michael 98145: Ixthuluh does look a bit Lovecraftian
	4:35pm Gina Bacon: Happy Saturday, streamers!
	4:36pm David Dichelle: Hey Gina!
	4:37pm David Dichelle: Michael, yes, then I suppose they might have chosen to try to pronounce the first th as in English.
	🚂 4:37pm chresti: Good luck ngh, and safety first.
	4:38pm Cmurtha: I have to go cook and pop off the subway, thank you for the show!
	4:39pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Cmurtha, have a good meal!
	🚂 4:41pm chresti: All the best, Cmurtha.
	4:42pm fred: My most recent walks have been to Jandek's spoken word records. Uneven, but nowhere near as bad as advertised
	4:42pm doctorjazz: Feels a bit like I've wandered into The Avant Ghetto.
	4:43pm doctorjazz: Paul Bley, nice...
	🚂 4:44pm chresti: I only walk when I'm at work, it's been too darn hot. I miss my visit to SF this summer.
	4:45pm doctorjazz: He has a wonderful way with open space.
	🚂 4:46pm chresti: Very nice fill-in ride David, thanks!
	🚂 4:46pm Michael 98145: great time on the Subway today
	4:47pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Michael, Chresti, and Doc - yes kind of an airy piece, if that's the right word.
	4:48pm David Dichelle: The piece will take us very close to the top of the hour in fact, just enough time for a quick recap.
	4:48pm Doug Schulkind: It's been a lovely ride, David! Loving hearing this Paul Bley!
	4:48pm David Dichelle: After which, Gina is up next on the stream: wfmu.org...
	4:48pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Doug!
	🚂 4:48pm chresti: Airy nails it, especially with the fans blowing in the house.
	4:49pm Mark R: They've been having some ferocious heat the past couple weeks in S.F. believe it or not, Chresti. David, I LOVE this Paul Bley, released in '71 but if you told me this was a brand new album recorded last month, I'd believe it. Is Paul Motian the drummer by any chance?
	🚂 4:50pm chresti: Mark R, I saw that, and the smoke, hope that's blown away.
	4:51pm Mark R: Nvm, I just looked it up, it's Barry Alschtul (sp?), an equally fine percussionist. If memory serves, he was the original drummer in Weather Report. And in my looking up, I discovered that, although this album was released in '71, it was actually recorded in '67, making it even further ahead of its time. I also noticed the great Gary Peacock is on bass.
	4:52pm Gina Bacon: Thanks, David! I've really been digging this while I get set up!
	4:52pm coelacanth∅: the thermometer on my porch, in the shade, reads 97ºf right now. it might be a little off, not more than 5º. it's august.
	4:54pm David Dichelle: Hey Mark - yes, you got it!
	🚂 4:54pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Mark R: hudding indoors on Potrero Hill over here! OY!
	4:54pm David Dichelle: Glad you've enjoyed it, Gina!
	🚂 4:54pm Mx. Granny (e/em): huddling, rather. i think the l melted before i could hit post!
	4:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!
	4:55pm David Dichelle: Mark: Are you now out in SF?
	🚂 4:55pm chresti: That's about the same as here, coel. At least it's not the 100s, like last week.
	4:55pm Sem: Beautiful ride. Thank you. See you and all again soon.
	🚂 4:56pm Michael 98145: Thank you, again. Stay cool, gang.
	4:56pm David Dichelle: Thanks Doc and Sem!
	4:56pm coelacanth∅: right chresti. i feel for you. i don't think it hit 100 here this year -or for a few years now.
	4:56pm David Dichelle: And Michael - and everyone!
	4:56pm Listening Out There: Hey....Saturday....
	4:57pm David Dichelle: Hey LOT!
	🚂 4:57pm chresti: SF and the beaches (without AC) are miserable when there's a "heat dome" over the west.
	4:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	🚂 4:58pm Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins: i think the reason the temp went down this week was due to the heavy smoke obscuring the sun. eeek!
	🚂 4:59pm chresti: Last year we lucked out, I think we missed the worst when we were in SF early August.
	🚂 4:59pm chresti: Grannykins, double eeeek!
	5:00pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the music and the vibe. Looks totally filled-in to me.
	🚂 5:00pm Mx. Granny (e/em): THANKS, DAVID!
	5:01pm David Dichelle: Thanks again, everyone!
	🚂 5:03pm WR: Thank you David. I was semi-dozing but buoyed by your show from beginning to end today.

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from August 22, 2020

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