WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 20, 2017

Listener comments!
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, David, and afternoon, all you U.S.-based types!
	4:02pm geezerette: Howdy David D and fellow riders. Got a window seat.
	4:02pm doctorjazz: Hi David and listeners.
	4:04pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, David, and all.
	4:04pm David D: Hey James, Geezerette, Doc, Sem!
	4:06pm Stanley: Yo David D Yo James, Geezerette, Doc, Sem
	4:07pm geezerette: Yo Stanley
	4:08pm David D: Stanley, yo!
	4:10pm doctorjazz: Yo, Stanley! (went to hear a fun band last night-here's the promo... Dave Sewelson and Dave Hofstra of Microscopic Septet are playing tonight at Issyra Gallery, a truly remarkable space on Observer Highway in Hoboken. (Also in the combo, Joe Ruddick,) The gallery is a hidden gem - the place literally overflows with traditional African sculpture and visual art, plus contemporary African art and work by local artists, from floor to ceiling pipes. Our friend Gigi Keenan, a brilliant mosaic-collage artist, has several beautiful small and large mandalas on display, a kind of personal / feminist reappropriation - the collages are made up of tiny pieces of old Playboy photo spreads). It was a free-jazz show (in all meanings) (so free, the drummer, who also owns the space, told me he doesn't actually know how to play drums). They sounded great, though.
	4:14pm geezerette: @docjazz, that sounds wonderful!
	4:16pm David D: Yes, that does sound great - send them all over here!
	4:21pm doctorjazz: It was fun; one of those shows that 6 people came to (and 3 of them were connected to the space or the musicians). Dragging a bit today, though, getting harder to go out on school nights...
	4:27pm David D: That does sound like fun - a private performance! School nights should be over for the summer soon, or won't that make things easier?
	4:28pm doctorjazz: It still seems like "school nights", though I've been out of school for quite some time...
	4:30pm David D: Ah, everything in Germany seems to revolve around the school calendar, for just about everyone.
	4:34pm Stanley: David, I was wondering whether Leipzig was previously in East Germany, given the style of architecture I see sometimes on the playlist.
	4:37pm David D: Yes, indeed, Stanley. Leipzig was and is very much in the East, lots of reminders everywhere, even 26 years on.
	4:37pm doctorjazz: There is a Klezmer band in the states called Kapelye (or at least there was--I have one of their albums, Kapelye's Chicken), is that the same band?
	4:39pm doctorjazz: There was lots in the news at the reunification of differences between the old East and West Germany, though recent articles seem to imply that that has evened out. Not so, huh?
	4:39pm David D: No, this Kapelye is from Sweden - I guess it is kind of a generic term...
	4:39pm doctorjazz: Ochichornya?
	4:49pm geezerette: "Light Flight" is one of my favorite songs! :)
	4:50pm David D: That could be it, Doc - good catch!
	4:50pm David D: Geezerette: It is indeed lovely
	4:52pm David D: Yes, some aspects of life have evened out in some parts of the East, but not really everywhere. And I would say there is still a considerable cultural divide.
	4:54pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Mr Conductor and fellow passengers!
	5:01pm David D: Welcome aboard Doug - hope things are cooler on your end...
	🚂 5:06pm Brian in UK: Hello David in the fun factory. Talking of factories. Where is the Carl Zeiss factory?
	5:07pm Stanley: DIGGGGG!
	🚂 5:07pm Brian in UK: It is in the low 30s here not as hot as 2015 when we went to Vienna and it was a straight 37C all week.
	5:08pm David D: Good evening to you, Brian! Funny you ask, since Carl Zeiss is originally and partly still in Jena, where Jenaer Glas is also from (see photo). I also happen to have gone to university there.
	🚂 5:08pm Brian in UK: Stanley, glad you were in the south of Portugal. those poor folks in the north got it bad.
	5:09pm Stanley: Hi Brian. Where are you? It was 35 in Lisbon (gasp)
	🚂 5:10pm Brian in UK: David, that kind of tripped my question. Stanley, in Watford.
	5:11pm Stanley: Tropical Watford. Say no more.
	🚂 5:11pm Brian in UK: Good trip, Stanley?
	5:14pm David D: Brian: Yes, Jena is one of the more prosperous places in today's East, lots of start-ups and innovation. Nice place to study as well.
	5:15pm Stanley: Bloody good, Brian. Highlights included the Tile Museum, pastel de nata (custard pies), multi-cultural back street neighbourhoods and a local fiesta. We both want to go back.
	🚂 5:16pm Brian in UK: David, what did you study?
	5:17pm steveo: hey this rocks
	🚂 5:17pm Brian in UK: With a river called the Tagus that is enough to start an adventure on its own.
	5:18pm David D: Brian: History and language, some cultural studies.
	5:19pm David D: Hey steveo!
	5:21pm steveo: o O ‍ ‍ . \__/
	5:25pm geezerette: Doors-y!
	5:26pm Stanley: Not French doors
	🚂 5:26pm Brian in UK: David, have you ever come across Clear White Light off the first Lindisfarne album? Just saying.
	5:27pm geezerette: Fresh Widows, Stanley.
	5:28pm listener james from westwood: Daaaaaamn!
	5:28pm geezerette: & Black Light.
	5:29pm Stanley: geezerette - windows, of course. (It's getting late)
	5:30pm David D: Lindisfarne - nice idea, Brian. I will maybe save that for a show soon to come...
	5:31pm geezerette: Stanley, it's your shades, man.
	5:32pm David D: James, indeed!
	5:43pm doctorjazz: this Jelen reminds me of the Pugues.
	5:44pm doctorjazz: (not a bad thing...)
	5:45pm David D: Definitely not in my book!
	5:52pm Oemer vom Oxford: Gute Muzik, Danke,
	5:54pm geezerette: Thanks David D! Lovely trip.
	🚂 5:56pm Brian in UK: David, Golau Tan Gwmwl means Light Under Cloud. Just checked with my wife.
	5:57pm geezerette: Oops, another hour, I'm staying put.
	5:57pm David D: Danke, Oemer!
	5:57pm David D: Thanks, Brian - does she speak Welsh?
	5:58pm David D: Glad you can stick around, geezerette.
	6:01pm Stanley: Fitting 'good night' music,as I waddle off to bed. Thanks David, until next time.
	6:01pm David D: Thanks for listening, Stanley, have a good night!
	🚂 6:02pm Brian in UK: Yes. I am fluent in Jibberish.
	🚂 6:03pm Brian in UK: Stanley prayers to St Theresa.
	6:04pm doctorjazz: Lovely set...
	6:20pm David D: Glad you liked it, doctorjazz!
	6:24pm David D: I think I'll leave the field recordings to Jesse.
	6:32pm hilmar: there used to be a good record shop below that alighted announcement of glass from jena all over the world...the first hour i listened to the subway from my garden on fm... continental subway reminds me of my childhood listening to distant sounds on langwelle....(long wave?)...much delighted...
	6:35pm David D: Thanks, Hilmar! I hope there was a nice breeze in the garden. Do you know what happened to the record shop?
	6:38pm listener james from westwood: Diggin' the el Mogi!
	6:41pm hilmar: it moved to plagwitz... i probably bought some records containing light there...
	6:45pm geezerette: @James, same!
	6:47pm geezerette: & likewise,Masso Nourkom.
	6:48pm David D: Glad you enjoyed those, now taking a home turn...
	6:49pm David D: If the "A" train is home, of course!
	6:49pm geezerette: Pete Johnson, :D
	🚂 6:55pm Brian in UK: Nice one, David.
	6:56pm geezerette: Riding out with the Duke! Thanks David D, great show! Always lovely company in this car.
	7:01pm Doug Schulkind: What a smoov ride!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks, Brian, Geezerette, James, Hilmar, Doctorjazz, and everyone for tuning in and commenting!
	7:01pm David D: And Doug!
	7:32pm hilmar: thanks for minimal man which i never heard of before...gute nacht...

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from June 20, 2017

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June 20, 2017: Just a few light tunes

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
The Velvet Underground	Beginning to See the Light	The Velvet Underground	1969	0:02:16 (Pop-up)
Minimal Man	The Light "The Light" by "Minimal Man"	Slave Lullabyes	1986	0:06:52 (Pop-up)
A Tribe Called Red & Lido Pimienta	The Light	We Are the Halluci Nation	2016	0:09:48 (Pop-up)
Basa Basa Experience	Black light "Black light" by "Basa Basa Experience"	Together We Win	1979	0:14:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	0:17:18 (Pop-up)
Manjula Gururaj	Baalige Belaku Thanda	Akka film soundtrack	1997	0:22:02 (Pop-up)
Les Cerveaux Lents	Une petite lumière et la valse	Heiss und fürchterlich	2015	0:25:54 (Pop-up)
Louisa Lyne & di Yiddish Kapelye	Goldene likhtlekh	A Farblondzhete Blondinke	2016	0:29:26 (Pop-up)
The Underscore Orkestra	Do you have a lighter? / Dark dark eyes	The ExtraOrdinary Adventures of...	2014	0:33:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ebony Rhythm Band	Light My Fire "Light My Fire" by "Ebony Rhythm Band"	Soul Heart Transplant: The Lamp Sessions	1970/2004	0:39:58 (Pop-up)
The Pentangle	Light Flight "Light Flight" by "The Pentangle"	Basket Of Light	1969	0:46:09 (Pop-up)
Kaan	Ljossalfheim "Ljossalfheim" by "Kaan"	Erulia	2002	0:49:13 (Pop-up)
Bjelle	Šviesa ir lietus "Šviesa ir lietus" by "Bjelle"	Kas tu toks?	2017	0:51:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	0:54:39 (Pop-up)
The Petards	Blue Fire Light "Blue Fire Light" by "The Petards"	Hitshock	1970	1:00:33 (Pop-up)
Climax	Transfusión de Luz "Transfusión de Luz" by "Climax"	Gusano Mecánico	1974	1:04:15 (Pop-up)
Benny Soebardja & Lizard	Candle Light	Benny Soebardja & Lizard	1975	1:08:45 (Pop-up)
Weed	Sweet Morning Light "Sweet Morning Light" by "Weed"	Weed	1971	1:11:48 (Pop-up)
Korni Grupa	Prvo Svetlo U Kući Broj 4	Prvo svetlo neobičnog života	1970/1996	1:17:33 (Pop-up)
He 6	초원의 빛 (The Light of the Meadow)	Beautful Doll	1972	1:34:34 (Pop-up)
Plethyn	Golau Tan Gwmwl "Golau Tan Gwmwl" by "Plethyn"	Golau Tan Gwmwl	1980	1:36:32 (Pop-up)
Jelen	Světlo ve tmě "Světlo ve tmě" by "Jelen"	Světlo ve tmě	2015	1:40:46 (Pop-up)
Érik Marchand	An heol a ra sklerijenn - Le soleil donne la lumiere	Kan	2001	1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015	1:48:46 (Pop-up)
Voces8	Edward Elgar: Nimrod (Lux Aeterna)	Lux	2015	1:55:43 (Pop-up)
Áskell Másson	Ljós "Ljós" by "Áskell Másson"	Til lífsins	1998	1:59:09 (Pop-up)
Jóhann Jóhannsson	De luce et umbra	Orphée	2006	2:02:44 (Pop-up)
EUPHORIUM_freakestra	`s Ðal Ngai (Segellicht!)	Ðal Ngai		2:05:06 (Pop-up)
Spiro	A Small Light in the Far West	Lightbox	2009	2:09:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	2:11:56 (Pop-up)
Dona Rosa	Sou Luz "Sou Luz" by "Dona Rosa"	Sou Luz	2012	2:19:13 (Pop-up)
Jovelina Pérola Negra	Luz do repente	Luz do repente	1987	2:21:49 (Pop-up)
Guillermo Portabales	Luz que no alumbra	Sones Cubanos	1970	2:25:38 (Pop-up)
Mohamed El Mogi	El Reda Wel Nour "El Reda Wel Nour" by "Mohamed El Mogi"		1979	2:28:46 (Pop-up)
Hassouna Bangaladish	Masso Nourkom (Turn Off Your Lights)	Music From The Blue Nile	2009	2:41:10 (Pop-up)
Pete Johnson	Lights Out Mood "Lights Out Mood" by "Pete Johnson"		1944	2:47:17 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	I'm Beginning to See the Light		1944	2:50:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	2:52:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, David, and afternoon, all you U.S.-based types!
	4:02pm geezerette: Howdy David D and fellow riders. Got a window seat.
	4:02pm doctorjazz: Hi David and listeners.
	4:04pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, David, and all.
	4:04pm David D: Hey James, Geezerette, Doc, Sem!
	4:06pm Stanley: Yo David D Yo James, Geezerette, Doc, Sem
	4:07pm geezerette: Yo Stanley
	4:08pm David D: Stanley, yo!
	4:10pm doctorjazz: Yo, Stanley! (went to hear a fun band last night-here's the promo... Dave Sewelson and Dave Hofstra of Microscopic Septet are playing tonight at Issyra Gallery, a truly remarkable space on Observer Highway in Hoboken. (Also in the combo, Joe Ruddick,) The gallery is a hidden gem - the place literally overflows with traditional African sculpture and visual art, plus contemporary African art and work by local artists, from floor to ceiling pipes. Our friend Gigi Keenan, a brilliant mosaic-collage artist, has several beautiful small and large mandalas on display, a kind of personal / feminist reappropriation - the collages are made up of tiny pieces of old Playboy photo spreads). It was a free-jazz show (in all meanings) (so free, the drummer, who also owns the space, told me he doesn't actually know how to play drums). They sounded great, though.
	4:14pm geezerette: @docjazz, that sounds wonderful!
	4:16pm David D: Yes, that does sound great - send them all over here!
	4:21pm doctorjazz: It was fun; one of those shows that 6 people came to (and 3 of them were connected to the space or the musicians). Dragging a bit today, though, getting harder to go out on school nights...
	4:27pm David D: That does sound like fun - a private performance! School nights should be over for the summer soon, or won't that make things easier?
	4:28pm doctorjazz: It still seems like "school nights", though I've been out of school for quite some time...
	4:30pm David D: Ah, everything in Germany seems to revolve around the school calendar, for just about everyone.
	4:34pm Stanley: David, I was wondering whether Leipzig was previously in East Germany, given the style of architecture I see sometimes on the playlist.
	4:37pm David D: Yes, indeed, Stanley. Leipzig was and is very much in the East, lots of reminders everywhere, even 26 years on.
	4:37pm doctorjazz: There is a Klezmer band in the states called Kapelye (or at least there was--I have one of their albums, Kapelye's Chicken), is that the same band?
	4:39pm doctorjazz: There was lots in the news at the reunification of differences between the old East and West Germany, though recent articles seem to imply that that has evened out. Not so, huh?
	4:39pm David D: No, this Kapelye is from Sweden - I guess it is kind of a generic term...
	4:39pm doctorjazz: Ochichornya?
	4:49pm geezerette: "Light Flight" is one of my favorite songs! :)
	4:50pm David D: That could be it, Doc - good catch!
	4:50pm David D: Geezerette: It is indeed lovely
	4:52pm David D: Yes, some aspects of life have evened out in some parts of the East, but not really everywhere. And I would say there is still a considerable cultural divide.
	4:54pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Mr Conductor and fellow passengers!
	5:01pm David D: Welcome aboard Doug - hope things are cooler on your end...
	🚂 5:06pm Brian in UK: Hello David in the fun factory. Talking of factories. Where is the Carl Zeiss factory?
	5:07pm Stanley: DIGGGGG!
	🚂 5:07pm Brian in UK: It is in the low 30s here not as hot as 2015 when we went to Vienna and it was a straight 37C all week.
	5:08pm David D: Good evening to you, Brian! Funny you ask, since Carl Zeiss is originally and partly still in Jena, where Jenaer Glas is also from (see photo). I also happen to have gone to university there.
	🚂 5:08pm Brian in UK: Stanley, glad you were in the south of Portugal. those poor folks in the north got it bad.
	5:09pm Stanley: Hi Brian. Where are you? It was 35 in Lisbon (gasp)
	🚂 5:10pm Brian in UK: David, that kind of tripped my question. Stanley, in Watford.
	5:11pm Stanley: Tropical Watford. Say no more.
	🚂 5:11pm Brian in UK: Good trip, Stanley?
	5:14pm David D: Brian: Yes, Jena is one of the more prosperous places in today's East, lots of start-ups and innovation. Nice place to study as well.
	5:15pm Stanley: Bloody good, Brian. Highlights included the Tile Museum, pastel de nata (custard pies), multi-cultural back street neighbourhoods and a local fiesta. We both want to go back.
	🚂 5:16pm Brian in UK: David, what did you study?
	5:17pm steveo: hey this rocks
	🚂 5:17pm Brian in UK: With a river called the Tagus that is enough to start an adventure on its own.
	5:18pm David D: Brian: History and language, some cultural studies.
	5:19pm David D: Hey steveo!
	5:21pm steveo: o O ‍ ‍ . \__/
	5:25pm geezerette: Doors-y!
	5:26pm Stanley: Not French doors
	🚂 5:26pm Brian in UK: David, have you ever come across Clear White Light off the first Lindisfarne album? Just saying.
	5:27pm geezerette: Fresh Widows, Stanley.
	5:28pm listener james from westwood: Daaaaaamn!
	5:28pm geezerette: & Black Light.
	5:29pm Stanley: geezerette - windows, of course. (It's getting late)
	5:30pm David D: Lindisfarne - nice idea, Brian. I will maybe save that for a show soon to come...
	5:31pm geezerette: Stanley, it's your shades, man.
	5:32pm David D: James, indeed!
	5:43pm doctorjazz: this Jelen reminds me of the Pugues.
	5:44pm doctorjazz: (not a bad thing...)
	5:45pm David D: Definitely not in my book!
	5:52pm Oemer vom Oxford: Gute Muzik, Danke,
	5:54pm geezerette: Thanks David D! Lovely trip.
	🚂 5:56pm Brian in UK: David, Golau Tan Gwmwl means Light Under Cloud. Just checked with my wife.
	5:57pm geezerette: Oops, another hour, I'm staying put.
	5:57pm David D: Danke, Oemer!
	5:57pm David D: Thanks, Brian - does she speak Welsh?
	5:58pm David D: Glad you can stick around, geezerette.
	6:01pm Stanley: Fitting 'good night' music,as I waddle off to bed. Thanks David, until next time.
	6:01pm David D: Thanks for listening, Stanley, have a good night!
	🚂 6:02pm Brian in UK: Yes. I am fluent in Jibberish.
	🚂 6:03pm Brian in UK: Stanley prayers to St Theresa.
	6:04pm doctorjazz: Lovely set...
	6:20pm David D: Glad you liked it, doctorjazz!
	6:24pm David D: I think I'll leave the field recordings to Jesse.
	6:32pm hilmar: there used to be a good record shop below that alighted announcement of glass from jena all over the world...the first hour i listened to the subway from my garden on fm... continental subway reminds me of my childhood listening to distant sounds on langwelle....(long wave?)...much delighted...
	6:35pm David D: Thanks, Hilmar! I hope there was a nice breeze in the garden. Do you know what happened to the record shop?
	6:38pm listener james from westwood: Diggin' the el Mogi!
	6:41pm hilmar: it moved to plagwitz... i probably bought some records containing light there...
	6:45pm geezerette: @James, same!
	6:47pm geezerette: & likewise,Masso Nourkom.
	6:48pm David D: Glad you enjoyed those, now taking a home turn...
	6:49pm David D: If the "A" train is home, of course!
	6:49pm geezerette: Pete Johnson, :D
	🚂 6:55pm Brian in UK: Nice one, David.
	6:56pm geezerette: Riding out with the Duke! Thanks David D, great show! Always lovely company in this car.
	7:01pm Doug Schulkind: What a smoov ride!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks, Brian, Geezerette, James, Hilmar, Doctorjazz, and everyone for tuning in and commenting!
	7:01pm David D: And Doug!
	7:32pm hilmar: thanks for minimal man which i never heard of before...gute nacht...

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