WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from January 21, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:57am Carmichael: The early bird gets the Roud. Heya David and soon to be's ...
	11:57am Brian in UK: Hello David & Carmichael. Saw Mr & Mrs Noah out boating yesterday.
	11:58am David Dichelle: Hey there, Carmichael and Brian: Don't mind me as I warm up the engines...
	12:01pm David Dichelle: Brian: Flooding again?
	12:01pm YETI BOB: I thought I was in time for the beginning of the show, but I see that I arrived here at the Finnish
	12:02pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Life-rafting in the cards for you, BiUK?
	12:02pm Yvang: Another round another roud another road! Hello David! Heello Travelerz!
	12:04pm David Dichelle: And greetings Yeti Bob, Sem, and Yvang.
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	12:05pm David Dichelle: And Doctor J!
	12:05pm headcleaner: I have effaced fear!
	12:06pm Hubig Pie: And out of the blue and for no reason at all, I'm going with Norway
	12:07pm coelacanth☯: greetings David and subterranean Freedom riders
	12:07pm Sem: I'll see your Norway, and raise you Cape Verde, sir.
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Hey, Headcleaner, Hubig, and Coel!
	12:07pm Brian in UK: Desperate times. www.bbc.co.uk...
	12:08pm YETI BOB: Running the randomizer ... and the result is ... Turks and Caicos Islands!
	12:09pm chresti: Morning/noon/evening David and continentals!
	12:09pm Brian in UK: They will soon be surfing sounds from Greenland.
	12:09pm David Dichelle: Sorry to see and hear it, Brian - hope you are managing.
	12:09pm David Dichelle: Good morning to you, Chresti!
	12:10pm YETI BOB: Do they have music in Turks and Caicos? Of course they do! "Ripsaw is a musical genre which originated in the Turks and Caicos Islands, specifically in the Middle and North Caicos. A very closely related variant, rake-and-scrape, is played in the Bahamas. Its most distinctive characteristic is the use of the common handsaw as the primary instrument"
	12:10pm Brian in UK: Hey chresti, are you off work? David, safe & sound as can be. I do feel for those folks that are flooded.
	12:10pm David Dichelle: Glad to hear that, Brian.
	12:11pm David Dichelle: Yeti Bob: Taking notes...
	12:11pm David Dichelle: (For the future - or could it be for today?)
	12:11pm chresti: Hi Brian in UK, off today, my first "Saturday".
	12:12pm Brian in UK: I am imagining a bouncing ball on screen to follow the lyrics.
	12:12pm YETI BOB: So many genres of music I've never heard, or even heard of!
	12:12pm David Dichelle: Brian: Not a bad idea...
	12:12pm Sem: OH, DD: my elevator pitch "Cape Verde is known internationally for morna, a form of folk music usually sung in the Cape Verdean Creole, accompanied by clarinet, violin, guitar and cavaquinho." via wikithingy
	12:13pm spodiodi: hi David and everyone!
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Sem on the Cape Verdian tip, Portugal would be interesting.
	12:14pm David Dichelle: Hey there Spodi!
	12:14pm headcleaner: und schon wieder begrüßt uns ein nettes Foto von Dir, David. Sei froh, daß Du in solch einer wunderschönen Stadt lebst
	12:15pm YETI BOB: Paul Pena was Cape Verdean. If you don't know his story check out the fabulous documentary "Genghis Blues"
	12:15pm chresti: Hi spodi! \\//
	12:15pm spodiodi: hi chresti! \\//
	12:17pm YETI BOB: Estonian! I was so sure that was Finnish. Ooops.
	12:19pm Brian in UK: YETI BOB, just across the water from each other.
	12:20pm coelacanth☯: "peanut gallery"
	12:20pm chresti: Mongolia
	12:20pm Sem: Thank you, YetiBob. I've had the pleasure of seing that doc, and have had, it seems, a memory hole occurance around Pena's ancestry.
	12:21pm Carmichael: Swaziland
	12:21pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi David, and radio friends
	12:21pm YETI BOB: @Sem: It's the only fact about Cape Verde that I know! (Because of that movie)
	12:22pm David (in London): validates ticket, ding! Hello David and travelling groovers! Yeti Bob, Sem, Coela, Spod, Brian, Carmichael, chresti, Sylvia et al!
	12:22pm spodiodi: in the spirit of wfmu, i'll guess Jersey
	12:23pm spodiodi: David (in London)! hello
	12:24pm Brian in UK: Svalbard, polar bear rock. It would be mainly coal miners songs. Daivd, you bought a ticket?
	12:24pm Carmichael: I saw (on Youtube) Pena playing Big Old Jet Airliner on Conan's old show.
	12:25pm David Dichelle: Hey there Sylvia and David!
	12:27pm David (in London): Brian. I'm a lousy fare-dodger. I always get caught.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Und danke nochmal, Headcleaner. Dein Deutsch klingt ziemlich authentisch!
	12:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy. Sliding in for about 15 minutes of enjoyment before descending it meeting hell. Hey DiL, spodi, yb, coel chesti et al. Hello Handy when you get here
	12:31pm spodiodi: happy Thursday, Phillippe
	12:31pm David Dichelle: Welcome Phillippe!
	12:32pm chresti: Hi Phillippe! Hope meeting hell isn't too hellish.
	12:32pm David (in London): Phillippe, you're having to spend too much time in meetings. I think I need to have a word with your employers as it's affecting your Accu productivity.
	12:33pm David Dichelle: I wonder if everyone is now finding Zoom meetings to be less burdensome than in-person ones.
	12:34pm chresti: Hello David in London!
	12:35pm David Dichelle: Yeti Bob (upthread): Finnish and Estonian are very closely related, in fact.
	12:35pm Hubig Pie: Name that bagpipe. Imma guess North Umbrian
	12:35pm WR: random road guess: Korea. and i was trying to look in the iso DNS lists to see if the is different DNS for North & South Korea and after 10 minutes of reading / searching my head hurts. so i say for my guesss, Korea, just that. particularly comic is if Korea has already been done and i missed it. PS: anyone thinking of participating in the The Unthanks Winter Onliner?
	12:36pm headcleaner: @David - danke, es war auch meine zweite Heimat
	12:37pm David Dichelle: Hello WR: Neither has been done as of yet, in fact.
	12:38pm David Dichelle: Headclear: Ah, das erklärt's! Where did you live in Germany?
	12:39pm David (in London): Ja, und meine auch. Während einer seltsamen Zeit ins Leben.
	12:41pm Phillippe Bastille: @DiL I believe a note from Station Manager Ken would go a long way to helping me out as well in that regard. I swear, if I hear "I/Soandso can't make that meeting, can you handle it on your own?" one more time this week i will scream...
	12:42pm YETI BOB: DD: Sure, Finnish and Estonian are close, but that's no excuse! There's no ü in Finnish, that should have tipped me off.
	12:42pm David Dichelle: David: It can get weird here at times. Were you David (in Berlin) then or somewhere else?
	12:45pm YETI BOB: WR: The official names (in English) are Republic of Korea (south) and Democratic People's Republic of Korea (north)
	12:46pm chresti: Democratic, huh?
	12:46pm David (in London): David, I was David (in Berlin) and occasionally David (in Münster). Came very near to making it permanent, but family connections mitigated against it. Glad I didn't in retrospect, but as with headcleaner, it's a second home and I still visit two or three times a year (in 'normal' years prior to you-know-what...)
	12:46pm Carmichael: Mary Wing could do a 3oak with North Korean music, as it's all one song about Our Great Leader.
	12:46pm YETI BOB: @chresti: Right, just like the DDR
	12:47pm Michael 98145: G'day, friends. Feels like we're coming out of the tunnel.
	12:48pm Carmichael: @chresti, if it's called People's Democratic Republic, it's communist.
	12:48pm David Dichelle: David: Nice - maybe our paths will cross sometime over here, then, when normal is normaler again.
	12:49pm David Dichelle: Hello Michael!
	12:49pm still b/p: Used random.org date generator to get a date between 1582 start of Gregorian calendar and end of 2021. The metaphysically, psychlcally and spiritually significant result is Jan. 9, 1719, when Phillip V of Spain declared war on France. So on Spain or France is where I'll put my metaphysical, psychic and spiritual money today.
	12:50pm David (in London): David. I haven't been to Leipzig for a while, and I have friends there, so when I do I will hold you to a beer or two. Oh, and my guess for this week: Paraguay!
	12:50pm David Dichelle: Still b/p: That's how to do it!
	12:51pm David Dichelle: David: Sounds like a plan (and a guess)!
	12:51pm headcleaner: @David - mal da, mal dort - im Osten inzwischen auch. Von daher pochert mein Herz so, wenn ich solche nette Winterzeitfotos siehe
	12:52pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Freut mich, auch wenn der Schnee schon wieder weg ist.
	12:56pm Phillippe Bastille: My guess for the week: Nova Scotia
	1:00pm Michael 98145: France or NL are the closest we've been to Germany. Oh, and Poland.
	1:01pm Hubig Pie: Folk songs sorta like opera. Just enjoy the music and try to not pay too much attention to the story
	1:02pm Handy Haversack: Gah, so late! Lousy parking rules. And I missed a Roustravaganza! Crapdangit! Well, happy to be here with you. The Gambia!
	1:04pm David (in London): Wotcha Hubig. Hello Handy, parking place supremo.
	1:04pm Handy Haversack: David the Conductor, David in London, Hubig, Phillippe, Michael, other upthread friends: hi! Time to secure the enluncheoning.
	1:05pm David Dichelle: Hey Handy - launch that lunch!
	1:05pm Michael 98145: Howdy, @HH
	1:11pm Hubig Pie: Hellos and wotchas all. Enluncheoning the kiddos here at the daycare. Today be cheese pizza , green bean and slice mandarins with ice cold melk to wash it down
	1:12pm Brian in UK: gimme some mora yer kora.
	1:13pm βrian: Hola. Popping in for a bit while otherwise playing with electricity.
	1:13pm David Dichelle: Hubig: Now that's a lot of lunch to be launched.
	1:13pm David Dichelle: Hey ßrian, sounds fun?
	1:13pm David (in London): Brian, ha ha! It's a lorra, lorra kora, as Cilla would have said.
	1:14pm David Dichelle: Getting to the kora things...
	1:14pm Brian in UK: βrian, the Wisconsin lineman?
	1:14pm Hubig Pie: That's why I'm rewarded with such a handsome paycheck, David
	1:14pm Brian in UK: I missed off the Dora.
	1:15pm still b/p: @ hubig -- just now noticed Confederacy detail for avatar. Nice.
	1:15pm coelacanth☯: hi Handy! - my guess is niger. ...i have questions. must the country still exist by the name picked? (ie you can find a song from siam, from before the name change) and would you do the same country twice if that's what the "random generator" suggested?
	1:16pm βrian: 20-amp outlets for fun and profit!
	1:16pm Stanley: Dug the swinging kora. Mmm it's real angora. Hey David and fellows
	1:16pm Really Lisa: Hi David, trainees. 1 for the bar car, please.
	1:16pm David Dichelle: Salut, Stanley!
	1:17pm YETI BOB: coelacanth☯: list of countries is here en.wikipedia.org...
	1:17pm Handy Haversack: How bout you, Fauna? Hey, Stanley, Lisa, coela, YB!
	1:17pm David Dichelle: And welcome, Lisa - excellent seating choice!
	1:18pm YETI BOB: and the ones that have been done already are here wfmu.org...
	1:18pm David (in London): Stanley, Lisa, I saved seats for you.
	1:19pm Really Lisa: Hey Handy! Thanks David iL! Thanks, David D, happy hour somewhere :)
	1:19pm YETI BOB: and, no repeats ... after 173 weeks we're done ... unless there's some new countries!
	1:19pm coelacanth☯: Thanks Yeti. so i guess it's only countries that exist today (by the names they exist by today)
	1:20pm TDK60: Hello David, allz.
	1:20pm Hubig Pie: @srill b/p, I gave up hockin' weiners for feeding the 3yr old set
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Good questions Coel: There are no hard and fast rules, just that the music is somehow from or connected to the place it is today. And I remove the countries from the list when they come up, so last week, for example, I rolled for a random number from 215 (remaining). I then checked the list to see what that number corresponded to.
	1:21pm David (in London): Hey TDK. Hubig, you run with a fast crew.
	1:22pm Handy Haversack: Kate wants to guess, too: the Independent State of Samoa! We won't pool our winnings, so this is not my hedging my bet.
	1:22pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK60!
	1:23pm YETI BOB: c☯: right. There is another list ISO-3166-3 for formerly used names of countries en.wikipedia.org... It's a fun list but it only includes names that have been dropped since 1974, so does not include, e.g., Siam
	1:23pm TDK60: I'm going with Belize today.
	1:23pm βrian: I've got Georgia on my mind.
	1:23pm still b/p: I think anything more than 45 minutes of responsibility for a squad of toddlers and post-toddlers would kill me, but many encounters with them are hugely, comically and warmly entertaining.
	1:24pm Really Lisa: Random Road guess - Bulgaria
	1:25pm WR: @1:17 yeti bob thanks for that link, somehow i was going in circles for links in Wikipedia and didn't alight upon that one.
	1:26pm Hubig Pie: Ja David, they run fast 'till the post luncheon nappies
	1:27pm Brian in UK: Hey TDK60, nice to see you pop you head above the ramparts.
	1:27pm YETI BOB: @WR: Glad to be useful. I'm a reference freak and I'm a little bit bored (by lockdown, I mean, not by this show!)
	1:28pm David Dichelle: Hubig: You have my great admiration, can't imagine ever being able to keep up.
	1:29pm Bas NL: Hi David! Hi trainers! looks around for empty seat
	1:29pm Carmichael: If you live in NorCal/Southern Oregon, you may one day have the State of Jefferson.
	1:29pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Bas! There's always another seat to be had at the bar...
	1:30pm Brian in UK: Has anyone here ever been to Burning Man?
	1:30pm Hubig Pie: As I said David D, I only do it for the large paycheck, but planning on riding the retirement gravy train when I became eligible this May
	1:31pm YETI BOB: @Brian: Yes but not in a long time
	1:32pm TDK60: Hi Brian, just up from a nap. Exhausted of late. Hi too David in London.
	1:32pm coelacanth☯: Thanks David. you've probably explained it many times but i've missed it.
	1:35pm coelacanth☯: that's interesting Yeti. 'too bad it doesn't go back that far...say, as far back as recorded music
	1:35pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Bas, TDK60. \\ //.
	1:35pm Bas NL: Hi Handy! \\ // to you too!
	1:38pm TDK60: \\ // Handy. Bas too.
	1:39pm Bas NL: \\ // TDK60!
	1:41pm chresti: \\ // TDK60!
	1:41pm David Dichelle: Coel: Happy to explain!
	1:44pm TDK60: Hi Chresti! \\ // (Any more research conducted last night on Sam Segal's show?)
	1:45pm chresti: Not that I can remember, TDK60.
	1:45pm headcleaner: Sam's show was quite fine last nite - especially the last set
	1:47pm chresti: Agree, headcleaner.
	1:54pm David Dichelle: Thanks, I'll have to check the archives, it's hard for me to catch Sam's show live.
	1:54pm still b/p: I noticed in a couple of recent daily-paper comic strips, the authors still had accordion stuck in its goofy, nerdy, widely mocked and unwelcome status. Seemed strange -- a bluntly dated, wrong note and missed-boat perspective, given how common and great the instrument's profile has been for years now in music that plenty of people are exposed to or making. Aside from fresher hearings, I even enjoy several-decades-old clips of Myron Floren kickin' ASS on it.
	1:55pm David (in London): I just had an annoying cold sales call on my personal mobile, so I held it to the speaker and the person at the other end had a good blast of Stazione Manouche. It was almost a minute before the call ended, so I assume the person on the other end must have been enjoying it.
	1:56pm David Dichelle: David: Haha, glad they liked it!
	1:56pm spodiodi: haha sweet, DiL :D
	1:58pm Michael 98145: i once knew how to play an accordion
	1:58pm Handy Haversack: That set was a cooker!
	2:01pm Michael 98145: Begin the Benin
	2:01pm Handy Haversack: So close to the Gambia. But much farther than the cannon can fire.
	2:01pm Bas NL: Benin :)
	2:01pm Carmichael: @Michael, I still do! a button accordion at least, not a real accordion.
	2:01pm David (in London): Damn, but great!
	2:03pm Handy Haversack: Of course, by "close," I mean just over 1,000 miles.
	2:04pm Stanley: Benin. Great stuff, I'm putting on my best boubou, right now. Now where's my calabash?
	2:05pm Carmichael: Goodnight Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are.
	2:06pm coelacanth☯: a consolation prize? maybe a little plastic ring or a plastic gyroscopic whistle or something?
	2:06pm Yvang: Chances we will hear some Orchestre Poly-Rythmo.
	2:07pm David Dichelle: Coel: Congrats - you are of course closest, being just to the north...
	2:08pm David Dichelle: I need to invest in Continental Subway gyroscopic whistles to give away.
	2:08pm David Dichelle: Yvang: You need not wait long...
	2:09pm Handy Haversack: "Acarajé is peeled black-eyed peas formed into a ball and then deep-fried." Please sign me up immediately.
	2:14pm David Dichelle: Here are those aforepromised links to the Traditional Song Forum, provided by Steve Roud, for those who are interested: tradsong.org groups.io...
	2:18pm YETI BOB: In a meeting right now so not actually listening. But "African Scream Contest" is one of my favorite albums of African music! I'll be back ASAP
	2:19pm Brian in UK: Did the inventors of the Hang copy the principles of the calabash?
	2:19pm YETI BOB: "Legends of Benin" is also a favorite. Analog Africa put out some great discs
	2:20pm David Dichelle: Yes, you can hardly go wrong with Analog Africa.
	2:20pm northguineahills: ....and to think there weren't any volcanoes in Benin....
	2:21pm northguineahills: (oddly enough, I have counts on my fingers)four records on vinyl from Benin....
	2:22pm YETI BOB: (prays for meeting to wrap up quickly!)
	2:22pm Stanley: Brian - can't store palm wine in them Hangs. So no thanks, I'll stick with my gourd.
	2:22pm David Dichelle: Hey there NGH!
	2:23pm David Dichelle: Good question, Brian...
	2:23pm Brian in UK: Stanley, why not make a Kora then?
	2:24pm YETI BOB: Hey, that went extra-fast - one of my coworkers was out today so that sped things up. Glad to be back.
	2:25pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, YB - I guess the meeting Zoomed by?
	2:26pm YETI BOB: DD - indeed, even though it was Webex
	2:26pm Ike: Cool.
	2:26pm dutchtheo: Hello, David and da homies, Benin!
	2:27pm YETI BOB: BTW, listener dutchtheo (not here today) guessed Benin on Jan 7 - www.wfmu.org...
	2:27pm Stanley: Sorry Brian but I'm stoned out of my gourd.
	2:27pm northguineahills: dat keyboard!
	2:27pm YETI BOB: dutchtheo! i was just looking up old shows to see who had guessed Benin :)
	2:28pm David Dichelle: Welcome Ike and Dutchtheo!
	2:28pm David (in London): Stanley, just don't get out of your tree as well.
	2:29pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:29pm David Dichelle: And congrats DT - you were just ahead of your time.
	2:30pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	2:31pm TDK60: Aaaahhhhhh, another exhalation, prompted by sociological recent stuff...
	2:32pm David (in London): TDK, that beats another exhalation, prompted by scatological recent stuff
	2:32pm David (in London): Sorry. I'll get my coat.
	2:34pm TDK60: Hee. No David, a new English word?: scato-sociological?
	2:34pm northguineahills: And for some reason, I have a few Togoese rekkids (Bed-Stuy and Harlem was good place to crate dig for West African vinyl in junk stores)
	2:35pm Handy Haversack: As someone who works in academic publishing, I have to guess that someone has used "scato-socio-logical" in print already.
	2:35pm YETI BOB: I'll take scatological over eschatological
	2:36pm northguineahills: I'd say scatopathological..... (in reference to the above)
	2:37pm Handy Haversack: Though Scaton is much worse for the tennis racket than Eschaton ...
	2:37pm headcleaner: Can't think about Benin without thinking about the Kingdom of Dahomey. And one can't think about the Kingdom of Dahomey without, of course, thinking about Klaus Kinski. Now can we, now can we, now can we? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_Verde
	2:38pm David (in London): I've always enjoyed Supertramp's 'The Scato-Logical Song'.
	2:39pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Interesting, I've never seen that one.
	2:40pm northguineahills: Dahomey was one of the last great kingdoms until the Euros moved in (actually mostly further north then most of current Benin).
	2:40pm coelacanth☯: i have to scoot on outa here Thanks David! later on y'all
	2:40pm Stanley: see ya coela
	2:40pm David (in London): Toodles Coela.
	2:40pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Coel, take care!
	2:41pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm ET https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/100464
	2:42pm Handy Haversack: Later, coela.
	2:44pm Brian in UK: David, great show, especially the third set.
	2:45pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian!
	2:45pm David Dichelle: Hard to go wrong with so much great music from Benin.
	2:47pm headcleaner: @David - highly recommended - there's something about the Herzog-Kinski chemistry
	2:47pm northguineahills: need to get food, thanks, David!
	2:48pm still b/p: Here's some "ifs". If Klaus Kinski were still alive, and if Donald Trump got convicted of something serious, the best sentence would be exile on a vey small island with Kinski and minimal supplies and shelter where they'd have to survive together.
	2:49pm David Dichelle: Thanks, NGH!
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: And SM Ken gets to continuously remix Herzog's commentary on the raw footage.
	2:51pm headcleaner: @b/p - oh Kinski was a piece of work, no doubt
	2:52pm Ike: @still b/p, that sounds like the best season of Survivor ever. And maybe put them in Cambodia (the location where they got the most injuries and infections). I mean, almost every season is intentionally cast w/a "crazy person" with no emotional intelligence, but that would really take the cake.
	2:52pm Really Lisa: Thank you, David. My stop approaches. Peace, all.
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: The Beninese stuff has been great! Really enjoyable show, David! I am mad I had to miss the Roud, though. A scatosocial situation! Thanks so much! Already looking forward to the next ride. Be well, Straphangers.
	2:53pm TDK60: Insanely complex percussion.
	2:53pm David (in London): Thanks David, terrific show today.
	2:53pm dutchtheo: Yes two weeks ahead of my time, YB & DD. I saw the Gangbé Brass Band some years ago, was great live music, sad that the live music is so scarse these days , Thanks, David!
	2:53pm spodiodi: thanks, David!
	2:54pm Sem: Thank you, David. Perhaps Cape Verde some other time. See you and all aboard next trip. Bye!
	2:55pm Bas NL: What a great Benin set. Looking forward to some more Benin tracks. Thanks David! Great show!
	2:55pm still b/p: Thank you for the railway's rewards.
	2:55pm headcleaner: nice plays + nettes plaudern, David! bis näxes mal
	2:57pm Stanley: Very enjoyable. Thanks David.
	2:57pm TDK60: Well danke, David. Keep Leipzig fun.
	2:57pm headcleaner: Cape Verde, being the coolest country of all (in musical terms) as a ratio to surface area, will surely come last in David's supposedly random rotation!
	2:57pm Yvang: Lovely musical tour to Benin! Thanks David!
	2:57pm Brian in UK: Not sure if they are still touring, who is. Go see Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou.
	2:58pm chresti: Thanks David!
	2:59pm Michael 98145: Gracias!
	2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Nedsaja Küla Bänd	Esmaspäeval Antsla jaamas		2019		0:00:11 (Pop-up)
Pat O’May	J'ai effacé la peur "J'ai effacé la peur" by "Pat O’May"	Oméga	2007		0:04:11 (Pop-up)
ĽH FS Kopaničiar	Širokí járek, bistrá vodička	V Susedovem Dvore	2018		0:08:44 (Pop-up)
Duvački Orkestar Danijela	Ajde Jano kolo da igramo	Jutros mi je ruza procvetala	2016		0:13:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:15:41 (Pop-up)
Roud 105 / 108 / 111 / 50 / 54 "Roud 105 / 108 / 111 / 50 / 54"
Rod Paterson	Lord Gordon's Kitchen Boy	Smiling Waved Goodbye	1988	Roud 105	0:24:24 (Pop-up)
Katherine Campbell	Burd Helen "Burd Helen" by "Katherine Campbell"	The Songs of Amelia and Jane Harris	2004	Roud 108	0:32:19 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	Heir of Linne "Heir of Linne" by "Steeleye Span"	They Called Her Babylon	2004	Roud 111	0:37:54 (Pop-up)
Fay Hield	Sweet William's Ghost "Sweet William's Ghost" by "Fay Hield"	Wrackline	2020	Roud 50	0:44:37 (Pop-up)
Gillian Frame & Findlay Napier with Mike Vass	Barbara Allan	The Ledger	2020	Roud 54	0:50:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:56:10 (Pop-up)
Mbongwana Star	1 million c'est quoi?	From Kinshasa	2015		1:04:38 (Pop-up)
Kora Jazz Trio	Nina "Nina" by "Kora Jazz Trio"	Kora Jazz Trio	2003		1:09:43 (Pop-up)
Nihiloxica	Gunjula "Gunjula" by "Nihiloxica"	Kaloli	2020		1:15:53 (Pop-up)
The Gonzalo Bergara Quartet	Invierno: Junio	Walking Home	2012		1:22:12 (Pop-up)
F. T. Prim	Bílej "Bílej" by "F. T. Prim"	Střípky příběhů	2019		1:25:00 (Pop-up)
Darya & Månskensorkestern	Helsingistä Boråsiin	Uusi Atlantis - Det Nya Atlantis	2017		1:27:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010		1:32:28 (Pop-up)
Karoline Yorganciyan	Spyurkahay "Spyurkahay" by "Karoline Yorganciyan"	Inspirations	2020		1:39:55 (Pop-up)
Mihai de la Ciocanesti	Hora La Bucuresti	Petrecere La Acordeon	2020		1:43:41 (Pop-up)
Stazione Manouche	Xigaze Hotel "Xigaze Hotel" by "Stazione Manouche"	Contaminazioni	2011		1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Usha Uthup & Rekha Bhardwaj	Darling	7 Khoon Maaf Soundtrack	2011		1:54:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:57:35 (Pop-up)
Random Road 17: Benin "Random Road 17: Benin"
Picoby Band d'Abomey	Mi Ma Kpe Dji	African Scream Contest (Raw & Psychedelic Afro Sounds from Benin & Togo 70s)	197X/2008	(Orchestre Picoby Band d'Abomey-Dahomey)	2:05:06 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou	Akoue We Gni Gan	The Skeletal Essences Of Afro-Funk 1969-1980	197X/2013		2:09:07 (Pop-up)
Melody Aces	Asaw Fofor "Asaw Fofor" by "Melody Aces"		1963		2:12:24 (Pop-up)
Les Volcans du Bénin	Oya Ka Jojo		1980		2:15:19 (Pop-up)
Stanislas Tohon	Yallow 2 "Yallow 2" by "Stanislas Tohon"	Dans le tchink systeme	1979		2:23:26 (Pop-up)
Nestor Hountondji & Orchestre Les Axes 80 de Porto-Novo	Fifa Kede	Special Nesto-Disco 80 Vol. 1	1980		2:30:30 (Pop-up)
Professeur Bylledey Guissey et Ses Kinhouandes	Do Gbolo Godo	Offensive Culturelle, Vol. 1	1980		2:37:01 (Pop-up)
Groupe Super	Irikpe wanreyou "Irikpe wanreyou" by "Groupe Super"	Musique Bariba / Bariba Music	2013		2:44:26 (Pop-up)
Gangbé Brass Band	Ajaka "Ajaka" by "Gangbé Brass Band"	Togbé	2001		2:47:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:53:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:57am Carmichael: The early bird gets the Roud. Heya David and soon to be's ...
	11:57am Brian in UK: Hello David & Carmichael. Saw Mr & Mrs Noah out boating yesterday.
	11:58am David Dichelle: Hey there, Carmichael and Brian: Don't mind me as I warm up the engines...
	12:01pm David Dichelle: Brian: Flooding again?
	12:01pm YETI BOB: I thought I was in time for the beginning of the show, but I see that I arrived here at the Finnish
	12:02pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Life-rafting in the cards for you, BiUK?
	12:02pm Yvang: Another round another roud another road! Hello David! Heello Travelerz!
	12:04pm David Dichelle: And greetings Yeti Bob, Sem, and Yvang.
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	12:05pm David Dichelle: And Doctor J!
	12:05pm headcleaner: I have effaced fear!
	12:06pm Hubig Pie: And out of the blue and for no reason at all, I'm going with Norway
	12:07pm coelacanth☯: greetings David and subterranean Freedom riders
	12:07pm Sem: I'll see your Norway, and raise you Cape Verde, sir.
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Hey, Headcleaner, Hubig, and Coel!
	12:07pm Brian in UK: Desperate times. www.bbc.co.uk...
	12:08pm YETI BOB: Running the randomizer ... and the result is ... Turks and Caicos Islands!
	12:09pm chresti: Morning/noon/evening David and continentals!
	12:09pm Brian in UK: They will soon be surfing sounds from Greenland.
	12:09pm David Dichelle: Sorry to see and hear it, Brian - hope you are managing.
	12:09pm David Dichelle: Good morning to you, Chresti!
	12:10pm YETI BOB: Do they have music in Turks and Caicos? Of course they do! "Ripsaw is a musical genre which originated in the Turks and Caicos Islands, specifically in the Middle and North Caicos. A very closely related variant, rake-and-scrape, is played in the Bahamas. Its most distinctive characteristic is the use of the common handsaw as the primary instrument"
	12:10pm Brian in UK: Hey chresti, are you off work? David, safe & sound as can be. I do feel for those folks that are flooded.
	12:10pm David Dichelle: Glad to hear that, Brian.
	12:11pm David Dichelle: Yeti Bob: Taking notes...
	12:11pm David Dichelle: (For the future - or could it be for today?)
	12:11pm chresti: Hi Brian in UK, off today, my first "Saturday".
	12:12pm Brian in UK: I am imagining a bouncing ball on screen to follow the lyrics.
	12:12pm YETI BOB: So many genres of music I've never heard, or even heard of!
	12:12pm David Dichelle: Brian: Not a bad idea...
	12:12pm Sem: OH, DD: my elevator pitch "Cape Verde is known internationally for morna, a form of folk music usually sung in the Cape Verdean Creole, accompanied by clarinet, violin, guitar and cavaquinho." via wikithingy
	12:13pm spodiodi: hi David and everyone!
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Sem on the Cape Verdian tip, Portugal would be interesting.
	12:14pm David Dichelle: Hey there Spodi!
	12:14pm headcleaner: und schon wieder begrüßt uns ein nettes Foto von Dir, David. Sei froh, daß Du in solch einer wunderschönen Stadt lebst
	12:15pm YETI BOB: Paul Pena was Cape Verdean. If you don't know his story check out the fabulous documentary "Genghis Blues"
	12:15pm chresti: Hi spodi! \\//
	12:15pm spodiodi: hi chresti! \\//
	12:17pm YETI BOB: Estonian! I was so sure that was Finnish. Ooops.
	12:19pm Brian in UK: YETI BOB, just across the water from each other.
	12:20pm coelacanth☯: "peanut gallery"
	12:20pm chresti: Mongolia
	12:20pm Sem: Thank you, YetiBob. I've had the pleasure of seing that doc, and have had, it seems, a memory hole occurance around Pena's ancestry.
	12:21pm Carmichael: Swaziland
	12:21pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi David, and radio friends
	12:21pm YETI BOB: @Sem: It's the only fact about Cape Verde that I know! (Because of that movie)
	12:22pm David (in London): validates ticket, ding! Hello David and travelling groovers! Yeti Bob, Sem, Coela, Spod, Brian, Carmichael, chresti, Sylvia et al!
	12:22pm spodiodi: in the spirit of wfmu, i'll guess Jersey
	12:23pm spodiodi: David (in London)! hello
	12:24pm Brian in UK: Svalbard, polar bear rock. It would be mainly coal miners songs. Daivd, you bought a ticket?
	12:24pm Carmichael: I saw (on Youtube) Pena playing Big Old Jet Airliner on Conan's old show.
	12:25pm David Dichelle: Hey there Sylvia and David!
	12:27pm David (in London): Brian. I'm a lousy fare-dodger. I always get caught.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Und danke nochmal, Headcleaner. Dein Deutsch klingt ziemlich authentisch!
	12:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy. Sliding in for about 15 minutes of enjoyment before descending it meeting hell. Hey DiL, spodi, yb, coel chesti et al. Hello Handy when you get here
	12:31pm spodiodi: happy Thursday, Phillippe
	12:31pm David Dichelle: Welcome Phillippe!
	12:32pm chresti: Hi Phillippe! Hope meeting hell isn't too hellish.
	12:32pm David (in London): Phillippe, you're having to spend too much time in meetings. I think I need to have a word with your employers as it's affecting your Accu productivity.
	12:33pm David Dichelle: I wonder if everyone is now finding Zoom meetings to be less burdensome than in-person ones.
	12:34pm chresti: Hello David in London!
	12:35pm David Dichelle: Yeti Bob (upthread): Finnish and Estonian are very closely related, in fact.
	12:35pm Hubig Pie: Name that bagpipe. Imma guess North Umbrian
	12:35pm WR: random road guess: Korea. and i was trying to look in the iso DNS lists to see if the is different DNS for North & South Korea and after 10 minutes of reading / searching my head hurts. so i say for my guesss, Korea, just that. particularly comic is if Korea has already been done and i missed it. PS: anyone thinking of participating in the The Unthanks Winter Onliner?
	12:36pm headcleaner: @David - danke, es war auch meine zweite Heimat
	12:37pm David Dichelle: Hello WR: Neither has been done as of yet, in fact.
	12:38pm David Dichelle: Headclear: Ah, das erklärt's! Where did you live in Germany?
	12:39pm David (in London): Ja, und meine auch. Während einer seltsamen Zeit ins Leben.
	12:41pm Phillippe Bastille: @DiL I believe a note from Station Manager Ken would go a long way to helping me out as well in that regard. I swear, if I hear "I/Soandso can't make that meeting, can you handle it on your own?" one more time this week i will scream...
	12:42pm YETI BOB: DD: Sure, Finnish and Estonian are close, but that's no excuse! There's no ü in Finnish, that should have tipped me off.
	12:42pm David Dichelle: David: It can get weird here at times. Were you David (in Berlin) then or somewhere else?
	12:45pm YETI BOB: WR: The official names (in English) are Republic of Korea (south) and Democratic People's Republic of Korea (north)
	12:46pm chresti: Democratic, huh?
	12:46pm David (in London): David, I was David (in Berlin) and occasionally David (in Münster). Came very near to making it permanent, but family connections mitigated against it. Glad I didn't in retrospect, but as with headcleaner, it's a second home and I still visit two or three times a year (in 'normal' years prior to you-know-what...)
	12:46pm Carmichael: Mary Wing could do a 3oak with North Korean music, as it's all one song about Our Great Leader.
	12:46pm YETI BOB: @chresti: Right, just like the DDR
	12:47pm Michael 98145: G'day, friends. Feels like we're coming out of the tunnel.
	12:48pm Carmichael: @chresti, if it's called People's Democratic Republic, it's communist.
	12:48pm David Dichelle: David: Nice - maybe our paths will cross sometime over here, then, when normal is normaler again.
	12:49pm David Dichelle: Hello Michael!
	12:49pm still b/p: Used random.org date generator to get a date between 1582 start of Gregorian calendar and end of 2021. The metaphysically, psychlcally and spiritually significant result is Jan. 9, 1719, when Phillip V of Spain declared war on France. So on Spain or France is where I'll put my metaphysical, psychic and spiritual money today.
	12:50pm David (in London): David. I haven't been to Leipzig for a while, and I have friends there, so when I do I will hold you to a beer or two. Oh, and my guess for this week: Paraguay!
	12:50pm David Dichelle: Still b/p: That's how to do it!
	12:51pm David Dichelle: David: Sounds like a plan (and a guess)!
	12:51pm headcleaner: @David - mal da, mal dort - im Osten inzwischen auch. Von daher pochert mein Herz so, wenn ich solche nette Winterzeitfotos siehe
	12:52pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Freut mich, auch wenn der Schnee schon wieder weg ist.
	12:56pm Phillippe Bastille: My guess for the week: Nova Scotia
	1:00pm Michael 98145: France or NL are the closest we've been to Germany. Oh, and Poland.
	1:01pm Hubig Pie: Folk songs sorta like opera. Just enjoy the music and try to not pay too much attention to the story
	1:02pm Handy Haversack: Gah, so late! Lousy parking rules. And I missed a Roustravaganza! Crapdangit! Well, happy to be here with you. The Gambia!
	1:04pm David (in London): Wotcha Hubig. Hello Handy, parking place supremo.
	1:04pm Handy Haversack: David the Conductor, David in London, Hubig, Phillippe, Michael, other upthread friends: hi! Time to secure the enluncheoning.
	1:05pm David Dichelle: Hey Handy - launch that lunch!
	1:05pm Michael 98145: Howdy, @HH
	1:11pm Hubig Pie: Hellos and wotchas all. Enluncheoning the kiddos here at the daycare. Today be cheese pizza , green bean and slice mandarins with ice cold melk to wash it down
	1:12pm Brian in UK: gimme some mora yer kora.
	1:13pm βrian: Hola. Popping in for a bit while otherwise playing with electricity.
	1:13pm David Dichelle: Hubig: Now that's a lot of lunch to be launched.
	1:13pm David Dichelle: Hey ßrian, sounds fun?
	1:13pm David (in London): Brian, ha ha! It's a lorra, lorra kora, as Cilla would have said.
	1:14pm David Dichelle: Getting to the kora things...
	1:14pm Brian in UK: βrian, the Wisconsin lineman?
	1:14pm Hubig Pie: That's why I'm rewarded with such a handsome paycheck, David
	1:14pm Brian in UK: I missed off the Dora.
	1:15pm still b/p: @ hubig -- just now noticed Confederacy detail for avatar. Nice.
	1:15pm coelacanth☯: hi Handy! - my guess is niger. ...i have questions. must the country still exist by the name picked? (ie you can find a song from siam, from before the name change) and would you do the same country twice if that's what the "random generator" suggested?
	1:16pm βrian: 20-amp outlets for fun and profit!
	1:16pm Stanley: Dug the swinging kora. Mmm it's real angora. Hey David and fellows
	1:16pm Really Lisa: Hi David, trainees. 1 for the bar car, please.
	1:16pm David Dichelle: Salut, Stanley!
	1:17pm YETI BOB: coelacanth☯: list of countries is here en.wikipedia.org...
	1:17pm Handy Haversack: How bout you, Fauna? Hey, Stanley, Lisa, coela, YB!
	1:17pm David Dichelle: And welcome, Lisa - excellent seating choice!
	1:18pm YETI BOB: and the ones that have been done already are here wfmu.org...
	1:18pm David (in London): Stanley, Lisa, I saved seats for you.
	1:19pm Really Lisa: Hey Handy! Thanks David iL! Thanks, David D, happy hour somewhere :)
	1:19pm YETI BOB: and, no repeats ... after 173 weeks we're done ... unless there's some new countries!
	1:19pm coelacanth☯: Thanks Yeti. so i guess it's only countries that exist today (by the names they exist by today)
	1:20pm TDK60: Hello David, allz.
	1:20pm Hubig Pie: @srill b/p, I gave up hockin' weiners for feeding the 3yr old set
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Good questions Coel: There are no hard and fast rules, just that the music is somehow from or connected to the place it is today. And I remove the countries from the list when they come up, so last week, for example, I rolled for a random number from 215 (remaining). I then checked the list to see what that number corresponded to.
	1:21pm David (in London): Hey TDK. Hubig, you run with a fast crew.
	1:22pm Handy Haversack: Kate wants to guess, too: the Independent State of Samoa! We won't pool our winnings, so this is not my hedging my bet.
	1:22pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK60!
	1:23pm YETI BOB: c☯: right. There is another list ISO-3166-3 for formerly used names of countries en.wikipedia.org... It's a fun list but it only includes names that have been dropped since 1974, so does not include, e.g., Siam
	1:23pm TDK60: I'm going with Belize today.
	1:23pm βrian: I've got Georgia on my mind.
	1:23pm still b/p: I think anything more than 45 minutes of responsibility for a squad of toddlers and post-toddlers would kill me, but many encounters with them are hugely, comically and warmly entertaining.
	1:24pm Really Lisa: Random Road guess - Bulgaria
	1:25pm WR: @1:17 yeti bob thanks for that link, somehow i was going in circles for links in Wikipedia and didn't alight upon that one.
	1:26pm Hubig Pie: Ja David, they run fast 'till the post luncheon nappies
	1:27pm Brian in UK: Hey TDK60, nice to see you pop you head above the ramparts.
	1:27pm YETI BOB: @WR: Glad to be useful. I'm a reference freak and I'm a little bit bored (by lockdown, I mean, not by this show!)
	1:28pm David Dichelle: Hubig: You have my great admiration, can't imagine ever being able to keep up.
	1:29pm Bas NL: Hi David! Hi trainers! looks around for empty seat
	1:29pm Carmichael: If you live in NorCal/Southern Oregon, you may one day have the State of Jefferson.
	1:29pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Bas! There's always another seat to be had at the bar...
	1:30pm Brian in UK: Has anyone here ever been to Burning Man?
	1:30pm Hubig Pie: As I said David D, I only do it for the large paycheck, but planning on riding the retirement gravy train when I became eligible this May
	1:31pm YETI BOB: @Brian: Yes but not in a long time
	1:32pm TDK60: Hi Brian, just up from a nap. Exhausted of late. Hi too David in London.
	1:32pm coelacanth☯: Thanks David. you've probably explained it many times but i've missed it.
	1:35pm coelacanth☯: that's interesting Yeti. 'too bad it doesn't go back that far...say, as far back as recorded music
	1:35pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Bas, TDK60. \\ //.
	1:35pm Bas NL: Hi Handy! \\ // to you too!
	1:38pm TDK60: \\ // Handy. Bas too.
	1:39pm Bas NL: \\ // TDK60!
	1:41pm chresti: \\ // TDK60!
	1:41pm David Dichelle: Coel: Happy to explain!
	1:44pm TDK60: Hi Chresti! \\ // (Any more research conducted last night on Sam Segal's show?)
	1:45pm chresti: Not that I can remember, TDK60.
	1:45pm headcleaner: Sam's show was quite fine last nite - especially the last set
	1:47pm chresti: Agree, headcleaner.
	1:54pm David Dichelle: Thanks, I'll have to check the archives, it's hard for me to catch Sam's show live.
	1:54pm still b/p: I noticed in a couple of recent daily-paper comic strips, the authors still had accordion stuck in its goofy, nerdy, widely mocked and unwelcome status. Seemed strange -- a bluntly dated, wrong note and missed-boat perspective, given how common and great the instrument's profile has been for years now in music that plenty of people are exposed to or making. Aside from fresher hearings, I even enjoy several-decades-old clips of Myron Floren kickin' ASS on it.
	1:55pm David (in London): I just had an annoying cold sales call on my personal mobile, so I held it to the speaker and the person at the other end had a good blast of Stazione Manouche. It was almost a minute before the call ended, so I assume the person on the other end must have been enjoying it.
	1:56pm David Dichelle: David: Haha, glad they liked it!
	1:56pm spodiodi: haha sweet, DiL :D
	1:58pm Michael 98145: i once knew how to play an accordion
	1:58pm Handy Haversack: That set was a cooker!
	2:01pm Michael 98145: Begin the Benin
	2:01pm Handy Haversack: So close to the Gambia. But much farther than the cannon can fire.
	2:01pm Bas NL: Benin :)
	2:01pm Carmichael: @Michael, I still do! a button accordion at least, not a real accordion.
	2:01pm David (in London): Damn, but great!
	2:03pm Handy Haversack: Of course, by "close," I mean just over 1,000 miles.
	2:04pm Stanley: Benin. Great stuff, I'm putting on my best boubou, right now. Now where's my calabash?
	2:05pm Carmichael: Goodnight Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are.
	2:06pm coelacanth☯: a consolation prize? maybe a little plastic ring or a plastic gyroscopic whistle or something?
	2:06pm Yvang: Chances we will hear some Orchestre Poly-Rythmo.
	2:07pm David Dichelle: Coel: Congrats - you are of course closest, being just to the north...
	2:08pm David Dichelle: I need to invest in Continental Subway gyroscopic whistles to give away.
	2:08pm David Dichelle: Yvang: You need not wait long...
	2:09pm Handy Haversack: "Acarajé is peeled black-eyed peas formed into a ball and then deep-fried." Please sign me up immediately.
	2:14pm David Dichelle: Here are those aforepromised links to the Traditional Song Forum, provided by Steve Roud, for those who are interested: tradsong.org groups.io...
	2:18pm YETI BOB: In a meeting right now so not actually listening. But "African Scream Contest" is one of my favorite albums of African music! I'll be back ASAP
	2:19pm Brian in UK: Did the inventors of the Hang copy the principles of the calabash?
	2:19pm YETI BOB: "Legends of Benin" is also a favorite. Analog Africa put out some great discs
	2:20pm David Dichelle: Yes, you can hardly go wrong with Analog Africa.
	2:20pm northguineahills: ....and to think there weren't any volcanoes in Benin....
	2:21pm northguineahills: (oddly enough, I have counts on my fingers)four records on vinyl from Benin....
	2:22pm YETI BOB: (prays for meeting to wrap up quickly!)
	2:22pm Stanley: Brian - can't store palm wine in them Hangs. So no thanks, I'll stick with my gourd.
	2:22pm David Dichelle: Hey there NGH!
	2:23pm David Dichelle: Good question, Brian...
	2:23pm Brian in UK: Stanley, why not make a Kora then?
	2:24pm YETI BOB: Hey, that went extra-fast - one of my coworkers was out today so that sped things up. Glad to be back.
	2:25pm David Dichelle: Welcome back, YB - I guess the meeting Zoomed by?
	2:26pm YETI BOB: DD - indeed, even though it was Webex
	2:26pm Ike: Cool.
	2:26pm dutchtheo: Hello, David and da homies, Benin!
	2:27pm YETI BOB: BTW, listener dutchtheo (not here today) guessed Benin on Jan 7 - www.wfmu.org...
	2:27pm Stanley: Sorry Brian but I'm stoned out of my gourd.
	2:27pm northguineahills: dat keyboard!
	2:27pm YETI BOB: dutchtheo! i was just looking up old shows to see who had guessed Benin :)
	2:28pm David Dichelle: Welcome Ike and Dutchtheo!
	2:28pm David (in London): Stanley, just don't get out of your tree as well.
	2:29pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:29pm David Dichelle: And congrats DT - you were just ahead of your time.
	2:30pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	2:31pm TDK60: Aaaahhhhhh, another exhalation, prompted by sociological recent stuff...
	2:32pm David (in London): TDK, that beats another exhalation, prompted by scatological recent stuff
	2:32pm David (in London): Sorry. I'll get my coat.
	2:34pm TDK60: Hee. No David, a new English word?: scato-sociological?
	2:34pm northguineahills: And for some reason, I have a few Togoese rekkids (Bed-Stuy and Harlem was good place to crate dig for West African vinyl in junk stores)
	2:35pm Handy Haversack: As someone who works in academic publishing, I have to guess that someone has used "scato-socio-logical" in print already.
	2:35pm YETI BOB: I'll take scatological over eschatological
	2:36pm northguineahills: I'd say scatopathological..... (in reference to the above)
	2:37pm Handy Haversack: Though Scaton is much worse for the tennis racket than Eschaton ...
	2:37pm headcleaner: Can't think about Benin without thinking about the Kingdom of Dahomey. And one can't think about the Kingdom of Dahomey without, of course, thinking about Klaus Kinski. Now can we, now can we, now can we? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_Verde
	2:38pm David (in London): I've always enjoyed Supertramp's 'The Scato-Logical Song'.
	2:39pm David Dichelle: Headcleaner: Interesting, I've never seen that one.
	2:40pm northguineahills: Dahomey was one of the last great kingdoms until the Euros moved in (actually mostly further north then most of current Benin).
	2:40pm coelacanth☯: i have to scoot on outa here Thanks David! later on y'all
	2:40pm Stanley: see ya coela
	2:40pm David (in London): Toodles Coela.
	2:40pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Coel, take care!
	2:41pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm ET https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/100464
	2:42pm Handy Haversack: Later, coela.
	2:44pm Brian in UK: David, great show, especially the third set.
	2:45pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian!
	2:45pm David Dichelle: Hard to go wrong with so much great music from Benin.
	2:47pm headcleaner: @David - highly recommended - there's something about the Herzog-Kinski chemistry
	2:47pm northguineahills: need to get food, thanks, David!
	2:48pm still b/p: Here's some "ifs". If Klaus Kinski were still alive, and if Donald Trump got convicted of something serious, the best sentence would be exile on a vey small island with Kinski and minimal supplies and shelter where they'd have to survive together.
	2:49pm David Dichelle: Thanks, NGH!
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: And SM Ken gets to continuously remix Herzog's commentary on the raw footage.
	2:51pm headcleaner: @b/p - oh Kinski was a piece of work, no doubt
	2:52pm Ike: @still b/p, that sounds like the best season of Survivor ever. And maybe put them in Cambodia (the location where they got the most injuries and infections). I mean, almost every season is intentionally cast w/a "crazy person" with no emotional intelligence, but that would really take the cake.
	2:52pm Really Lisa: Thank you, David. My stop approaches. Peace, all.
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: The Beninese stuff has been great! Really enjoyable show, David! I am mad I had to miss the Roud, though. A scatosocial situation! Thanks so much! Already looking forward to the next ride. Be well, Straphangers.
	2:53pm TDK60: Insanely complex percussion.
	2:53pm David (in London): Thanks David, terrific show today.
	2:53pm dutchtheo: Yes two weeks ahead of my time, YB & DD. I saw the Gangbé Brass Band some years ago, was great live music, sad that the live music is so scarse these days , Thanks, David!
	2:53pm spodiodi: thanks, David!
	2:54pm Sem: Thank you, David. Perhaps Cape Verde some other time. See you and all aboard next trip. Bye!
	2:55pm Bas NL: What a great Benin set. Looking forward to some more Benin tracks. Thanks David! Great show!
	2:55pm still b/p: Thank you for the railway's rewards.
	2:55pm headcleaner: nice plays + nettes plaudern, David! bis näxes mal
	2:57pm Stanley: Very enjoyable. Thanks David.
	2:57pm TDK60: Well danke, David. Keep Leipzig fun.
	2:57pm headcleaner: Cape Verde, being the coolest country of all (in musical terms) as a ratio to surface area, will surely come last in David's supposedly random rotation!
	2:57pm Yvang: Lovely musical tour to Benin! Thanks David!
	2:57pm Brian in UK: Not sure if they are still touring, who is. Go see Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou.
	2:58pm chresti: Thanks David!
	2:59pm Michael 98145: Gracias!
	2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone!