WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 30, 2021

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 30, 2021

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
George 'Bullet' Williams	Frisco Leaving Birmingham, take 2	1928		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
André Verschuren	Reine De Musette	1954		0:03:51 (Pop-up)
Ink Spots	Whispering Grass "Whispering Grass" by "Ink Spots"	1940		0:06:42 (Pop-up)
Oscar Aleman	Tico tico no fuba "Tico tico no fuba" by "Oscar Aleman"	1943		0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Birmingham Breakdown	1927		0:14:06 (Pop-up)
The Ed-Maniacs	In Holland Staat Een Huis (Phohi Clublied)	1934	advertisement record for short wave station PHOHI (Philips Omroep Holland Indië)	0:16:42 (Pop-up)
Familie Doorsnee	In Holland Staat Een Huis (tune)	1956	Famile Doorsnee (The Family Average) was a popular radio play in The Netherlands	0:19:22 (Pop-up)
Andreany	Les petites chèvres "Les petites chèvres" by "Andreany"	1931		0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	New Birmingham Breakdown	1937		0:26:02 (Pop-up)
Steinar Jøraandstad	Stjernenatt på Hawaii	1936-37		0:28:49 (Pop-up)
Albert Benzler	Happy Lena Polka "Happy Lena Polka" by "Albert Benzler"	1906		0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Aníbal Troilo Y Su Orquesta Típica	Adios Pampa Mia	1945		0:33:57 (Pop-up)
Birmingham Betha: music: Harry Akst lyrics:Grant Clarke
Ethel Waters	Birmingham Bertha "Birmingham Bertha" by "Ethel Waters"	1929		0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Slemmer's Collegians	Birmingham Bertha	1929		0:42:43 (Pop-up)
Jimmie Noone	Birmingham Bertha "Birmingham Bertha" by "Jimmie Noone"	1929		0:45:03 (Pop-up)
Miff Mole & his Molers	Birmingham Bertha	1929		0:48:28 (Pop-up)
McKinney's Cotton Pickers	Birmingham Bertha	1929		0:51:34 (Pop-up)

Joe Belmont	Whistling Susanna "Whistling Susanna" by "Joe Belmont"	1903		0:57:04 (Pop-up)
Arthur Lally	Wicked Mr Punch "Wicked Mr Punch" by "Arthur Lally"	1932	(vocal - Al Bowlly + xyl Rudy Starita)	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Etienne 'Sarane' Ferret	Daphne "Daphne" by "Etienne 'Sarane' Ferret"	1942		1:01:59 (Pop-up)
Edgard Detrait	Les deux amis "Les deux amis" by "Edgard Detrait"	1930		1:04:33 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & his city Slickers	Jones Polka	1946		1:09:53 (Pop-up)
Ford Hawaiians	Ellis March "Ellis March" by "Ford Hawaiians"	1937		1:12:27 (Pop-up)
Red Foley	Birmingham Bounce "Birmingham Bounce" by "Red Foley"	1950		1:15:27 (Pop-up)
Dezurik Sisters	Sweet Hawaiian Chimes	1938		1:18:25 (Pop-up)

Billy Murray & Chorus	Rum Tum Tiddle	1911		1:23:05 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Tumpa (earthquake) "Tumpa (earthquake)" by "Yma Sumac"	1955		1:26:31 (Pop-up)
Goons	Ying Tong Song "Ying Tong Song" by "Goons"	1956		1:29:47 (Pop-up)
Fred Lowery	Dancing Tambourine "Dancing Tambourine" by "Fred Lowery"	1944		1:33:13 (Pop-up)
Fred Bergin	Dancing Tambourine "Dancing Tambourine" by "Fred Bergin"			1:35:14 (Pop-up)
Miller Sextet	Tampico "Tampico" by "Miller Sextet"	1947	(vocal - Eddy Doorenbos & Sanny Day)	1:38:15 (Pop-up)

Frank Weir Orchestra	Happy Wanderer (Val-de-ri Val-de-ra )	1954	(vocal - Prom Glee Club)	1:42:28 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Get Up & Go (1) "Get Up & Go (1)" by "Chet Atkins"	1954		1:45:02 (Pop-up)
Gerhard Wendland	Jambalaya (in German)	1952		1:47:54 (Pop-up)
David MacKersie	Jambalaya "Jambalaya" by "David MacKersie"	1952		1:50:17 (Pop-up)
Mantovani	Happy Wanderer (Falderi Faldera)	1954		1:52:44 (Pop-up)
Bill Haley and his Comets	Farewell So Long Goodbye	1954		1:57:01 (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

Listener comments!
	9:58am WR: Hello Jan.
	10:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:07am chresti: Hi Jan, WR, over/unders!
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:12am worldsworstrecords: Hey Jan, and all of you wonderful pre-1957ers!
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl!
	10:14am JR HTX: Hello Jan, WR, chresti, worldworstrecords.
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi JR HTX!
	10:19am worldsworstrecords: hi JR HTX!
	10:20am chresti: Hi WWR, I'm a 57-er! Hi JR HTX.
	10:26am Listener Robert: If you didn't get your answer by now, "chevre" means "goat".
	10:27am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I looked it up on air :-) Hi Listener Robert!
	10:28am Ursula1000: good morning Jan!
	10:29am MHLee: Hello all
	10:29am Listener Robert: We derive our words "caprice" and "capricious" from the behavior of young (little) goats, i.e. "Les petites chevres." They characteristically mature a little after birth and then start jumping around for a period.
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: Good morning Ursula1000! Hi MHLee!
	10:29am WR: That was two very distinctive versions of "In Holland Staat Een Huis". If we go searching would we find many different versions?
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, WR I didn't have time enough to tell, but there are lots of versions of this song. I even have a complete album by a classical group playing the song in all kinds of styles.
	10:41am MHLee: Like the police, I never release my man
	10:43am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	10:52am WR: Wow, had never focused on song writers Harry Akst and Grant Clarke before. Substantial contributions together and separately to the "American song book".
	10:54am worldsworstrecords: Loving all these different versions of Birmingham Bertha
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
	10:57am WR: In USA, "it is the squeaky wheel that gets the oil."
	11:00am Listener Robert: We also have names for 3 fatty acids from goats: capric, caprylic, and caproic acids. These short-chain fatty acids are said to be prominent in the glycerides (presumably mostly triglyceride) in goat milk. That being the case, I don't know why goat milk soap is supposed to be good, when soaps of that short a chain length are also supposed to be relatively irritating to skin and eyes.
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: thanks Listener Robert. It's weird realising that I have been seeing the word "caprice" on music sheets hundreds of times without knowing where it was derived from.
	11:07am WR: Sarane was the guitarist. Yes he did work with Reinhardt. The possible violinist on that 1942 recording is Georges Effross who died in Nazi camp in 1944. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:10am WR: Great timing on the Spike Jones intro!
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: (●'◡'●)
	11:18am Lizardner Dave !: Hmm, the band Wilco runs a festival every other year called "Solid Sound", I wonder if this song is where that name came from.
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Liz. Dave !
	11:24am Lizardner Dave !: Hi Jan! Hello everyone! Hello Jan's cat! It's been cooler the last few days here in the NY area but we're supposed to get a few days of summery weather again over the weekend and early next week so I'm not turning on the heat yet either.
	11:26am MHLee: It's been chilly here
	11:28am WR: Yma Sumac is so amazing.
	11:31am MHLee: This seems to predict the Bonzos
	11:32am Maulydaft: Love the Goons but they definitely had ingrained East Asian racism in their work!
	11:33am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Maulydaft! yes...
	11:35am MHLee: Interestingly the Ying Tong part is making fun a Welsh man's speaking supposedly
	11:36am Listener Robert: Thanks, Jan. I'd been unaware of the music notation "caprice", so I looked it up in Wikipedia. I take it as the same as "a capriccio", on which there's an entry. When I took piano lessons, I doubt my teacher would've left anything to my caprice.
	11:36am chresti: Caprylic acid is in skin lotions and creams.
	11:37am chresti: @Listener Robert @11
	11:37am chresti: I'm playing "comment ketchup".
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: 😁
	11:41am Listener Robert: Can I put some mustard on my response? Caprylic acid may be an ingredient, but OTOH coconut oil that's "stripped" of fatty chains shorter than C10 (or maybe C10 and shorter) is supposed to result in milder cosmetics than unstripped coconut. Anyway, I'm now asking in Quora.com why there's such a discrepancy.
	11:46am MHLee: I don't think I've heard Chet Adkins sing
	11:46am PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y yall! Hi Radio friends! Music lovers! Nice show, Jan Turkenburg!!
	11:47am Ursula1000: I love my Chet Atkins' Gretsch guitar though in all honesty I got it because of Ivy from The Cramps!
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks PaulRobeson1920! (and welcome! :-)
	11:49am Ursula1000: this is the perfect song when you happen to be having a limbo AND schlager party!
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: 😁
	11:50am MHLee: @Urusla I listened to quite a bit to his jazzier stuff. George Harrison was a big fan which is why he used a Gretch... there's a live album of him with Les Paul I own
	11:51am Ursula1000: oooh nice @MHLee! The twang on it is SO sweet!
	11:55am WR: Thank you Jan!
	11:55am MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular NEXT wfmu.org...
	11:57am Mr Fab: Caught the last 10 mins, Jan - your dinner time is my breakfast time, haha.
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Bye! (see you on saturday when we'll be listening to singing brothers)
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	12:13pm chresti: Thanks Jan!

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
George 'Bullet' Williams	Frisco Leaving Birmingham, take 2	1928		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
André Verschuren	Reine De Musette	1954		0:03:51 (Pop-up)
Ink Spots	Whispering Grass "Whispering Grass" by "Ink Spots"	1940		0:06:42 (Pop-up)
Oscar Aleman	Tico tico no fuba "Tico tico no fuba" by "Oscar Aleman"	1943		0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Birmingham Breakdown	1927		0:14:06 (Pop-up)
The Ed-Maniacs	In Holland Staat Een Huis (Phohi Clublied)	1934	advertisement record for short wave station PHOHI (Philips Omroep Holland Indië)	0:16:42 (Pop-up)
Familie Doorsnee	In Holland Staat Een Huis (tune)	1956	Famile Doorsnee (The Family Average) was a popular radio play in The Netherlands	0:19:22 (Pop-up)
Andreany	Les petites chèvres "Les petites chèvres" by "Andreany"	1931		0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	New Birmingham Breakdown	1937		0:26:02 (Pop-up)
Steinar Jøraandstad	Stjernenatt på Hawaii	1936-37		0:28:49 (Pop-up)
Albert Benzler	Happy Lena Polka "Happy Lena Polka" by "Albert Benzler"	1906		0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Aníbal Troilo Y Su Orquesta Típica	Adios Pampa Mia	1945		0:33:57 (Pop-up)
Birmingham Betha: music: Harry Akst lyrics:Grant Clarke
Ethel Waters	Birmingham Bertha "Birmingham Bertha" by "Ethel Waters"	1929		0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Slemmer's Collegians	Birmingham Bertha	1929		0:42:43 (Pop-up)
Jimmie Noone	Birmingham Bertha "Birmingham Bertha" by "Jimmie Noone"	1929		0:45:03 (Pop-up)
Miff Mole & his Molers	Birmingham Bertha	1929		0:48:28 (Pop-up)
McKinney's Cotton Pickers	Birmingham Bertha	1929		0:51:34 (Pop-up)

Joe Belmont	Whistling Susanna "Whistling Susanna" by "Joe Belmont"	1903		0:57:04 (Pop-up)
Arthur Lally	Wicked Mr Punch "Wicked Mr Punch" by "Arthur Lally"	1932	(vocal - Al Bowlly + xyl Rudy Starita)	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Etienne 'Sarane' Ferret	Daphne "Daphne" by "Etienne 'Sarane' Ferret"	1942		1:01:59 (Pop-up)
Edgard Detrait	Les deux amis "Les deux amis" by "Edgard Detrait"	1930		1:04:33 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & his city Slickers	Jones Polka	1946		1:09:53 (Pop-up)
Ford Hawaiians	Ellis March "Ellis March" by "Ford Hawaiians"	1937		1:12:27 (Pop-up)
Red Foley	Birmingham Bounce "Birmingham Bounce" by "Red Foley"	1950		1:15:27 (Pop-up)
Dezurik Sisters	Sweet Hawaiian Chimes	1938		1:18:25 (Pop-up)

Billy Murray & Chorus	Rum Tum Tiddle	1911		1:23:05 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Tumpa (earthquake) "Tumpa (earthquake)" by "Yma Sumac"	1955		1:26:31 (Pop-up)
Goons	Ying Tong Song "Ying Tong Song" by "Goons"	1956		1:29:47 (Pop-up)
Fred Lowery	Dancing Tambourine "Dancing Tambourine" by "Fred Lowery"	1944		1:33:13 (Pop-up)
Fred Bergin	Dancing Tambourine "Dancing Tambourine" by "Fred Bergin"			1:35:14 (Pop-up)
Miller Sextet	Tampico "Tampico" by "Miller Sextet"	1947	(vocal - Eddy Doorenbos & Sanny Day)	1:38:15 (Pop-up)

Frank Weir Orchestra	Happy Wanderer (Val-de-ri Val-de-ra )	1954	(vocal - Prom Glee Club)	1:42:28 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Get Up & Go (1) "Get Up & Go (1)" by "Chet Atkins"	1954		1:45:02 (Pop-up)
Gerhard Wendland	Jambalaya (in German)	1952		1:47:54 (Pop-up)
David MacKersie	Jambalaya "Jambalaya" by "David MacKersie"	1952		1:50:17 (Pop-up)
Mantovani	Happy Wanderer (Falderi Faldera)	1954		1:52:44 (Pop-up)
Bill Haley and his Comets	Farewell So Long Goodbye	1954		1:57:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:58am WR: Hello Jan.
	10:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:07am chresti: Hi Jan, WR, over/unders!
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:12am worldsworstrecords: Hey Jan, and all of you wonderful pre-1957ers!
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl!
	10:14am JR HTX: Hello Jan, WR, chresti, worldworstrecords.
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi JR HTX!
	10:19am worldsworstrecords: hi JR HTX!
	10:20am chresti: Hi WWR, I'm a 57-er! Hi JR HTX.
	10:26am Listener Robert: If you didn't get your answer by now, "chevre" means "goat".
	10:27am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I looked it up on air :-) Hi Listener Robert!
	10:28am Ursula1000: good morning Jan!
	10:29am MHLee: Hello all
	10:29am Listener Robert: We derive our words "caprice" and "capricious" from the behavior of young (little) goats, i.e. "Les petites chevres." They characteristically mature a little after birth and then start jumping around for a period.
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: Good morning Ursula1000! Hi MHLee!
	10:29am WR: That was two very distinctive versions of "In Holland Staat Een Huis". If we go searching would we find many different versions?
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, WR I didn't have time enough to tell, but there are lots of versions of this song. I even have a complete album by a classical group playing the song in all kinds of styles.
	10:41am MHLee: Like the police, I never release my man
	10:43am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	10:52am WR: Wow, had never focused on song writers Harry Akst and Grant Clarke before. Substantial contributions together and separately to the "American song book".
	10:54am worldsworstrecords: Loving all these different versions of Birmingham Bertha
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
	10:57am WR: In USA, "it is the squeaky wheel that gets the oil."
	11:00am Listener Robert: We also have names for 3 fatty acids from goats: capric, caprylic, and caproic acids. These short-chain fatty acids are said to be prominent in the glycerides (presumably mostly triglyceride) in goat milk. That being the case, I don't know why goat milk soap is supposed to be good, when soaps of that short a chain length are also supposed to be relatively irritating to skin and eyes.
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: thanks Listener Robert. It's weird realising that I have been seeing the word "caprice" on music sheets hundreds of times without knowing where it was derived from.
	11:07am WR: Sarane was the guitarist. Yes he did work with Reinhardt. The possible violinist on that 1942 recording is Georges Effross who died in Nazi camp in 1944. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:10am WR: Great timing on the Spike Jones intro!
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: (●'◡'●)
	11:18am Lizardner Dave !: Hmm, the band Wilco runs a festival every other year called "Solid Sound", I wonder if this song is where that name came from.
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Liz. Dave !
	11:24am Lizardner Dave !: Hi Jan! Hello everyone! Hello Jan's cat! It's been cooler the last few days here in the NY area but we're supposed to get a few days of summery weather again over the weekend and early next week so I'm not turning on the heat yet either.
	11:26am MHLee: It's been chilly here
	11:28am WR: Yma Sumac is so amazing.
	11:31am MHLee: This seems to predict the Bonzos
	11:32am Maulydaft: Love the Goons but they definitely had ingrained East Asian racism in their work!
	11:33am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Maulydaft! yes...
	11:35am MHLee: Interestingly the Ying Tong part is making fun a Welsh man's speaking supposedly
	11:36am Listener Robert: Thanks, Jan. I'd been unaware of the music notation "caprice", so I looked it up in Wikipedia. I take it as the same as "a capriccio", on which there's an entry. When I took piano lessons, I doubt my teacher would've left anything to my caprice.
	11:36am chresti: Caprylic acid is in skin lotions and creams.
	11:37am chresti: @Listener Robert @11
	11:37am chresti: I'm playing "comment ketchup".
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: 😁
	11:41am Listener Robert: Can I put some mustard on my response? Caprylic acid may be an ingredient, but OTOH coconut oil that's "stripped" of fatty chains shorter than C10 (or maybe C10 and shorter) is supposed to result in milder cosmetics than unstripped coconut. Anyway, I'm now asking in Quora.com why there's such a discrepancy.
	11:46am MHLee: I don't think I've heard Chet Adkins sing
	11:46am PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y yall! Hi Radio friends! Music lovers! Nice show, Jan Turkenburg!!
	11:47am Ursula1000: I love my Chet Atkins' Gretsch guitar though in all honesty I got it because of Ivy from The Cramps!
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks PaulRobeson1920! (and welcome! :-)
	11:49am Ursula1000: this is the perfect song when you happen to be having a limbo AND schlager party!
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: 😁
	11:50am MHLee: @Urusla I listened to quite a bit to his jazzier stuff. George Harrison was a big fan which is why he used a Gretch... there's a live album of him with Les Paul I own
	11:51am Ursula1000: oooh nice @MHLee! The twang on it is SO sweet!
	11:55am WR: Thank you Jan!
	11:55am MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular NEXT wfmu.org...
	11:57am Mr Fab: Caught the last 10 mins, Jan - your dinner time is my breakfast time, haha.
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Bye! (see you on saturday when we'll be listening to singing brothers)
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	12:13pm chresti: Thanks Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 30, 2021

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