WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 20, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:01am fred: Good afternoon Jan and all
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	10:09am chresti: Good morning/afternoon Jan and fred and over/unders!
	10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Earliest printed notation of Zeg Annemarieke I can find is from 1848
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: www.liederenbank.nl...
	10:18am David (in London): Hello groovers. Jan, chresti, fred.
	10:18am JR HTX: Good morning Jan, hello everyone. checking in
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David! Hi JR HTX!
	10:19am chresti: Hi David!
	10:21am chresti: So Rancho Pillow is a hotel in Texas, I guess.
	10:22am Jan Turkenburg: Your guess is better than mine, I think. chresti :-)
	10:23am David (in London): Love this track. Anne Shelton's version is a real doozy, too.
	10:24am David (in London): You never meet anyone called 'Hot Lips' anymore.
	10:28am Jan Turkenburg: I guess not hahahaha
	10:28am StringOFperils: Probably (?) Steve Lipkins= first trumpet in that Artie Shaw lineup... > swingandbeyond.com...
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: or Hot Lips himself: www.discogs.com...
	10:30am David (in London): Hi SoP.
	10:30am Jan Turkenburg: as I read it Steve Lipkins was the conductor Hi SOFp, btw :-) !!
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: thanks for doing a search for us!
	10:31am StringOFperils: Hello David, Jan, chresti, and ghost of Hot Lips Page. Hope everyone's having a great time in eternity.
	10:33am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, there it is: "He then pitched the song to Shaw as an ideal vehicle to showcase Page’s singing and trumpet playing.) If that is what actually happened, Mercer’s judgment was perfect."
	10:37am chresti: The song is referring to a motel, that was somewhere else, the hotel owner bought the original sign. www.venuereport.com...
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I love it when all questions get answered!
	10:45am Lizardner Dave !: Hi everyone!
	10:46am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!
	10:54am Franco Twinkie: Ooooohhhhh Jan!
	10:54am Lizardner Dave !: Bit late today and have to split early...hate it when work meetings get in the way of my Under 64 listening! Bummed I missed the Artie Shaw, when I was in college back in the last century my show was followed by a guy who played big band records and his theme song was "Nightmare".
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: perhaps you've already told that once, but what station was your show on, Dave?
	11:04am Ursula1000: Hiya Jan and Sheensters
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula!
	11:06am Lizardner Dave !: WBMB, Baruch College Radio...590 AM at that time (the 1980s). Now they have an internet presence. Back then it was a 10 watt station which basically meant you could hear it in roughly a quarter mile radius from the building on 26th street and Park Avenue South where the school rented space at the time, plus it was hard wired into a couple of student lounges. We knew we were doing interesting programming when the wires in those lounges would get cut. Baruch is a business school, not really known for the arts.
	11:07am MHLee: Hello
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: MHLee!
	11:09am David (in London): Had to duck for a call, but back now straight into Krupa and Irene. Yowsa!
	11:10am Feldpausch: Hello Jan! Hi all in the chat
	11:10am MHLee: I was in a seminar, but now am here for the listen... and the education of course
	11:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	11:17am MHLee: This is such a fun period of music... the Glenn Miller sound
	11:26am WR: popping in for a few minutes. 1941 hmmmm.
	11:27am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	11:27am David (in London): Here is some footage of Glen Miller live in my home town in 1944. Man, I love this: www.youtube.com...
	11:27am WR: Yay for the Saturday under 64 not allowed before that kid show!
	11:28am MHLee: I heard this one here and added it to a blues show I occasionally do on Sundays... technically it's early jazz but blues and jazz don't necessarily feel too distinct yet.
	11:28am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks David!
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: Nice, MHLee!
	11:30am Lizardner Dave !: Ah well, back to work. See you on the archives!
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Bye Dave!
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: Give 'm hell :-)
	11:33am MHLee: I have a thing of incense I've been burning called "Carmen Miranda's Hat".
	11:33am WR: Tunes like this Christian jam are at a cross roads between jazz blues and r&b / rock & roll.
	11:33am chresti: So you said the Carroll Gibbons wad from the 30s?
	11:34am David (in London): This was used brilliantly in the final episode of The Prisoner, 'Fall Out'. That's where I first heard it and asked, 'Who is this Carmen Miranda?'
	11:35am chresti: *was
	11:35am Ursula1000: one can't help but wag their finger when dancing to this
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: @chresti, did I say that?
	11:36am chresti: I guess not.
	11:37am chresti: That's my guess.
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: No it was 1941 as well. There was a song recorded in 1940 in the first hour. I discovered later, but I left it in. Very curious if anyone had the time and motivation to find out :-)
	11:37am MHLee: @WR Indeed.... and the "Jump Blues genre" as well really feel between the three as well. I'm sure you can find Louis Jordan on rock, jazz, and blues comps.
	11:39am WR: @11:34 @David (in London): I didn't remember that, that's a good reason for me to revisit it.
	11:41am MHLee: It would be hard to find enough images for some of them.
	11:43am johnk77: great show selecter another version of green eyes went to #1 in 1941
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: Hi johnk77!
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: Jimmy Dorsey's?
	11:52am Jan Turkenburg: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:56am Jan Turkenburg: woops, my streaming computer just crashed...
	11:56am MHLee: hmm
	11:56am Ursula1000: fab set Jan! Sounds Spectacular next...The More You Know! wfmu.org...
	11:57am fred: Yep, this doesn't sound like 1941 anymore. Thanks Jan anyway
	11:57am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Ursula1000: haha woah!!!!!! i'll let this ride out till noon---see you in 3 mins
	11:59am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Jan, I'm awake now,
	11:59am Ursula1000: interesting interlude!
	12:33am WR: end of long day. sipping a beer, then take a shower, listening to sounds from 1941 except one, hmmmmm.
	12:43am WR: Nice Memphis Minnie GIF. Great recording.
	1:01am WR: you did settle that Hot Lips Page did the vocal and trumpet, which is what it says on the record label. img.discogs.com...
	2:34pm Listener Robert: Lizardner Dave, the 590 AM had to be the carrier current operation, not intentionally over-the-air.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 20, 2021

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May 20, 2021: 097 1941

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Dinning Sisters	You'll Be Sorry "You'll Be Sorry" by "Dinning Sisters"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Albert Sandler Trio	Dancing Doll "Dancing Doll" by "Albert Sandler Trio"		0:03:23 (Pop-up)
Willy Berking	Liebling Was Wird Nun Aus Uns Beiden	(vocal - Heinz Müller)	0:06:15 (Pop-up)
Memphis Minnie	I Am Sailin' "I Am Sailin'" by "Memphis Minnie"		0:08:57 (Pop-up)
Wim Sonneveld	Zeg Annemarieke "Zeg Annemarieke" by "Wim Sonneveld"	& Cora May	0:13:36 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters	Rancho Pillow "Rancho Pillow" by "Andrews Sisters"		0:15:17 (Pop-up)
Wayne King	Three O' Clock In The Morning		0:18:09 (Pop-up)
Artie Shaw	Blues In The Night "Blues In The Night" by "Artie Shaw"	(Hot Lips Page vocal update: AND trumpet)	0:21:08 (Pop-up)
Jetty Paerl	Het Is Koninginnedag "Het Is Koninginnedag" by "Jetty Paerl"		0:27:29 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Bambarito "Bambarito" by "Xavier Cugat"		0:30:46 (Pop-up)
Alvino Rey	Deep In The Heart Of Texas		0:33:36 (Pop-up)
Heinz Wehner Orchester	Delphi Fox		0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Dinah Shore	Dinah's Blues "Dinah's Blues" by "Dinah Shore"		0:41:47 (Pop-up)
First English Public Jam Session	St Louis Blues (W C Handy)		0:44:40 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones	The covered wagon rolled right along		0:50:34 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	Oh Grandpa "Oh Grandpa" by "Cab Calloway"		0:53:22 (Pop-up)
Edith Piaf	Ou Sont Ils Mes Petits Copains		0:59:10 (Pop-up)
Kilima Hawaiians	Indisch Visscherslied		1:02:36 (Pop-up)
George Formby	Barmaid At The Rose And Crown		1:05:39 (Pop-up)
Gene Krupa	Drumboogie "Drumboogie" by "Gene Krupa"	(vocal - Irene Daye)	1:08:04 (Pop-up)
Willy Derby	Tango Voor Twee (Ole Guapa)		1:13:07 (Pop-up)
Ernst van 't Hoff	Pennsylvania 6-5000		1:16:06 (Pop-up)
Slim & Slam	African Jive "African Jive" by "Slim & Slam"		1:18:53 (Pop-up)
Carroll Gibbons	Whistling In The Light	(Savoy Hotel Orpheans)	1:21:30 (Pop-up)
Charlie Christian guitar	Up On Teddy's Hill	(+ Men From Minton's)	1:26:47 (Pop-up)
Carmen Miranda	I Yi Yi Yi Yi (I Like You Very Much)		1:32:41 (Pop-up)
Peter Igelhoff Ensemble	Dieses Lied Hat Keinen Text	(vocal - Evelyn Künneke)	1:34:56 (Pop-up)
Don Barreto Cuban Orchestra	Green Eyes	(vocal - Kay Harding)	1:37:20 (Pop-up)
Hammond Septet	Maan "Maan" by "Hammond Septet"		1:42:49 (Pop-up)
Ilse Werner	Du Und Ich Im Mondenschein		1:45:32 (Pop-up)
Sidney Bechet	Laughin' In Rhythm "Laughin' In Rhythm" by "Sidney Bechet"		1:48:28 (Pop-up)
Kurt Widmann Orchester	Heisse Tage		1:50:28 (Pop-up)
Donald Lambert	Anitra's Dance (Grieg)		1:52:45 (Pop-up)
Jan's streaming PC	Suddenly I felt like rebooting
Spike Jones	Barstool cowboy from old barstow		1:58:36 (Pop-up)

Lots and lots of other audio antiquities on WFMU:

Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program contextually presented by Michael Cumella

The Ragged Phonograph Program with Mike Haar Original ragtime, jazz, and pop music from the first quarter of the 20th century, with historical background on vaudeville-era artists

Thomas Edison's Attic The audio curator at Edison National Historic Site rummages through the archives of the legendary Edison Laboratory of West Orange, New Jersey

The Old Codger: playing 78 RPM records like they're going out of style!

Rare Oldies Radio hosted by Kitschy Mama, featuring lost songs from the 50s & 60s: Retro Obscuro with Kitschy Mama

Music from the 1920s in the January 7, 2020 episode of Continental Subway with David Dichelle

Music and other recordings of Lynda Barry in the june 7, 2020 episode of Canibal Stew with DJ ARB

and you might want to check out the Surface Noise archives with DJ Joe McGasko from 2008 and 2009

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Listener comments!
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:01am fred: Good afternoon Jan and all
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	10:09am chresti: Good morning/afternoon Jan and fred and over/unders!
	10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Earliest printed notation of Zeg Annemarieke I can find is from 1848
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: www.liederenbank.nl...
	10:18am David (in London): Hello groovers. Jan, chresti, fred.
	10:18am JR HTX: Good morning Jan, hello everyone. checking in
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David! Hi JR HTX!
	10:19am chresti: Hi David!
	10:21am chresti: So Rancho Pillow is a hotel in Texas, I guess.
	10:22am Jan Turkenburg: Your guess is better than mine, I think. chresti :-)
	10:23am David (in London): Love this track. Anne Shelton's version is a real doozy, too.
	10:24am David (in London): You never meet anyone called 'Hot Lips' anymore.
	10:28am Jan Turkenburg: I guess not hahahaha
	10:28am StringOFperils: Probably (?) Steve Lipkins= first trumpet in that Artie Shaw lineup... > swingandbeyond.com...
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: or Hot Lips himself: www.discogs.com...
	10:30am David (in London): Hi SoP.
	10:30am Jan Turkenburg: as I read it Steve Lipkins was the conductor Hi SOFp, btw :-) !!
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: thanks for doing a search for us!
	10:31am StringOFperils: Hello David, Jan, chresti, and ghost of Hot Lips Page. Hope everyone's having a great time in eternity.
	10:33am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, there it is: "He then pitched the song to Shaw as an ideal vehicle to showcase Page’s singing and trumpet playing.) If that is what actually happened, Mercer’s judgment was perfect."
	10:37am chresti: The song is referring to a motel, that was somewhere else, the hotel owner bought the original sign. www.venuereport.com...
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I love it when all questions get answered!
	10:45am Lizardner Dave !: Hi everyone!
	10:46am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!
	10:54am Franco Twinkie: Ooooohhhhh Jan!
	10:54am Lizardner Dave !: Bit late today and have to split early...hate it when work meetings get in the way of my Under 64 listening! Bummed I missed the Artie Shaw, when I was in college back in the last century my show was followed by a guy who played big band records and his theme song was "Nightmare".
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: perhaps you've already told that once, but what station was your show on, Dave?
	11:04am Ursula1000: Hiya Jan and Sheensters
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula!
	11:06am Lizardner Dave !: WBMB, Baruch College Radio...590 AM at that time (the 1980s). Now they have an internet presence. Back then it was a 10 watt station which basically meant you could hear it in roughly a quarter mile radius from the building on 26th street and Park Avenue South where the school rented space at the time, plus it was hard wired into a couple of student lounges. We knew we were doing interesting programming when the wires in those lounges would get cut. Baruch is a business school, not really known for the arts.
	11:07am MHLee: Hello
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: MHLee!
	11:09am David (in London): Had to duck for a call, but back now straight into Krupa and Irene. Yowsa!
	11:10am Feldpausch: Hello Jan! Hi all in the chat
	11:10am MHLee: I was in a seminar, but now am here for the listen... and the education of course
	11:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	11:17am MHLee: This is such a fun period of music... the Glenn Miller sound
	11:26am WR: popping in for a few minutes. 1941 hmmmm.
	11:27am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	11:27am David (in London): Here is some footage of Glen Miller live in my home town in 1944. Man, I love this: www.youtube.com...
	11:27am WR: Yay for the Saturday under 64 not allowed before that kid show!
	11:28am MHLee: I heard this one here and added it to a blues show I occasionally do on Sundays... technically it's early jazz but blues and jazz don't necessarily feel too distinct yet.
	11:28am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks David!
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: Nice, MHLee!
	11:30am Lizardner Dave !: Ah well, back to work. See you on the archives!
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Bye Dave!
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: Give 'm hell :-)
	11:33am MHLee: I have a thing of incense I've been burning called "Carmen Miranda's Hat".
	11:33am WR: Tunes like this Christian jam are at a cross roads between jazz blues and r&b / rock & roll.
	11:33am chresti: So you said the Carroll Gibbons wad from the 30s?
	11:34am David (in London): This was used brilliantly in the final episode of The Prisoner, 'Fall Out'. That's where I first heard it and asked, 'Who is this Carmen Miranda?'
	11:35am chresti: *was
	11:35am Ursula1000: one can't help but wag their finger when dancing to this
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: @chresti, did I say that?
	11:36am chresti: I guess not.
	11:37am chresti: That's my guess.
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: No it was 1941 as well. There was a song recorded in 1940 in the first hour. I discovered later, but I left it in. Very curious if anyone had the time and motivation to find out :-)
	11:37am MHLee: @WR Indeed.... and the "Jump Blues genre" as well really feel between the three as well. I'm sure you can find Louis Jordan on rock, jazz, and blues comps.
	11:39am WR: @11:34 @David (in London): I didn't remember that, that's a good reason for me to revisit it.
	11:41am MHLee: It would be hard to find enough images for some of them.
	11:43am johnk77: great show selecter another version of green eyes went to #1 in 1941
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: Hi johnk77!
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: Jimmy Dorsey's?
	11:52am Jan Turkenburg: en.wikipedia.org...
	11:56am Jan Turkenburg: woops, my streaming computer just crashed...
	11:56am MHLee: hmm
	11:56am Ursula1000: fab set Jan! Sounds Spectacular next...The More You Know! wfmu.org...
	11:57am fred: Yep, this doesn't sound like 1941 anymore. Thanks Jan anyway
	11:57am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Ursula1000: haha woah!!!!!! i'll let this ride out till noon---see you in 3 mins
	11:59am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Jan, I'm awake now,
	11:59am Ursula1000: interesting interlude!
	12:33am WR: end of long day. sipping a beer, then take a shower, listening to sounds from 1941 except one, hmmmmm.
	12:43am WR: Nice Memphis Minnie GIF. Great recording.
	1:01am WR: you did settle that Hot Lips Page did the vocal and trumpet, which is what it says on the record label. img.discogs.com...
	2:34pm Listener Robert: Lizardner Dave, the 590 AM had to be the carrier current operation, not intentionally over-the-air.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 20, 2021

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