WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 16, 2021

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 16, 2021

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October 16, 2021: 141 More Quartets

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Dinwiddie Colored Quartet	Down On The Old Camp Ground	1902	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Premier Quartet	There's A Typical Tipperary Over Here	1920	0:03:48 (Pop-up)
Columbia Quartet	Owl And The Pussy Cat	1902	0:06:54 (Pop-up)
Invincible Quartet	Night Trip To Buffalo	1902	0:09:28 (Pop-up)
Edison Mixed Quartet	Blessed Assurance	1909	0:10:59 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones & Cal Stewart & American Quartet	Uncle Josh's Huskin Dance	1907	0:13:36 (Pop-up)
Peerless Quartet	Choruses Of Six Popular Songs	1909	0:17:54 (Pop-up)
Amphion Quartet	I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time	1920	0:22:12 (Pop-up)
National Male Quartet	Hum Hum Hum Your Troubles Away	1926	0:24:48 (Pop-up)
Campus Quartet	I Like Pie I Like Cake	1925	0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Metropolitan Quartet	Quartet From Rigoletto (Verdi)	1908	0:31:48 (Pop-up)

Carl Nebe Quartet	Am Ort Wo Meine Wiege Stand	1907	0:38:34 (Pop-up)
Knickerbocker Quartet	Seven Favorite College Songs	1909	0:40:48 (Pop-up)
Columbia Band & Columbia Quartet	Roosevelt Inaugural March	1905	0:45:03 (Pop-up)
Haydn Quartet	Owl And The Pussy Cat	1902	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Between 1898-1904 "American Quartet" was an alias for Haydn Quartet (aka Edison Male Quartet). This group released recordings under this pseudonym on many labels, including E. Berliner's Gramophone, Victor, Lambert Indestructible Record, Improved Gram-O-Phone Record and probably others. From 1909 onwards this was the name of an actual group that featured Billy Murray as lead tenor. This group was also known as the Premier Quartet and Premier-American Quartet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haydn_Quartet_(vocal_ensemble)
Invincible Quartet	Coon Wedding In Southern Georgia	1904	0:49:16 (Pop-up)
Premier Quartet	Down In Chinatown	1920	0:51:21 (Pop-up)
Criterion Quartet	Lucky Jim "Lucky Jim" by "Criterion Quartet"	1921	0:54:20 (Pop-up)
Dinwiddie Colored Quartet	We'll Anchor Bye-And-Bye	1902	0:59:40 (Pop-up)
bonus track "bonus track"
Johnny and Jones	Wat een weer, wat een weer	1939	1:02:11 (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!
	🎸 ♥ 7:59am WR: 141 more quartets? How will that fit into an hour?
	♥ 8:01am Jan Turkenburg: Goodmorning WR! it won't... :-)
	♥ 8:04am Jan Turkenburg: thanks again for the kind words on last YWHNM!
	♥ 8:11am Jan Turkenburg: some messing about with the playlist... should be ok now
	🎸 ♥ 8:15am WR: I have some comments I plan to add to that Teenager Muziek episode, after i do a bit of reading about Indonesians moving to the Netherlands.
	🎸 ♥ 8:19am WR: I have a friend who has deeply researched African American quartet singing. Sadly, I've not kept in touch with him. Need to remedy that.
	♥ 8:19am Jan Turkenburg: There's certainly a lot to learn about that part of Dutch history, much of which has only come out in the open recently ...
	♥ 8:21am Jan Turkenburg: A large group of the Indonesians that came to the NL weren't treated very well ... put into camps and such, sometimes even an old nazi concentration camp...
	🎸 ♥ 8:25am WR: Relative to your program, I had heard the Blue Diamonds before but you had some other performers who were from Indonesia that were new to me. But will make my comments and observations on that program where possibly interested people can read it along with listening to the recordings you played.
	♥ 8:26am Jan Turkenburg: good!
	🎸 ♥ 8:29am WR: And you've just started to answer one question on my mind: of the status of most immigrants compared to those who became entertainers. We can put some thoughts about that on the YWHNM episode.
	🎸 ♥ 8:30am WR: And I have other questions as well that I will add there.
	♥ 8:33am Jan Turkenburg: I might have to do research myself to be sure I get the details right... but some major injustice has been done after the Indonesian war of independence
	🎸 ♥ 8:37am WR: Quartet singing take much practice and discipline and its importance to development of vernacular music of the 20th century is generally not known.
	8:40am David in California: Hello, Jan. I'm enjoying today's program. I've previously heard very few pre-Depression recordings, so your shows like this one are an education for me. Thank you.
	♥ 8:41am Jan Turkenburg: Good morning, David!
	🎸 ♥ 8:41am WR: Overall the pace of the Hellraiser is a bit slow. Only a bit over 50%.
	♥ 8:44am Jan Turkenburg: From what I hear that's not very different from previous Hellraisers halfway the month, so I'm still optimistic :-)
	🎸 ♥ 8:57am WR: OK, I've not followed before, so don't know the typical pattern, whether starts strong or ends strong.
	🎸 ♥ 8:59am WR: Thanks for this epidode and all the planning and research you put into every program. Laters.

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Dinwiddie Colored Quartet	Down On The Old Camp Ground	1902	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Premier Quartet	There's A Typical Tipperary Over Here	1920	0:03:48 (Pop-up)
Columbia Quartet	Owl And The Pussy Cat	1902	0:06:54 (Pop-up)
Invincible Quartet	Night Trip To Buffalo	1902	0:09:28 (Pop-up)
Edison Mixed Quartet	Blessed Assurance	1909	0:10:59 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones & Cal Stewart & American Quartet	Uncle Josh's Huskin Dance	1907	0:13:36 (Pop-up)
Peerless Quartet	Choruses Of Six Popular Songs	1909	0:17:54 (Pop-up)
Amphion Quartet	I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time	1920	0:22:12 (Pop-up)
National Male Quartet	Hum Hum Hum Your Troubles Away	1926	0:24:48 (Pop-up)
Campus Quartet	I Like Pie I Like Cake	1925	0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Metropolitan Quartet	Quartet From Rigoletto (Verdi)	1908	0:31:48 (Pop-up)

Carl Nebe Quartet	Am Ort Wo Meine Wiege Stand	1907	0:38:34 (Pop-up)
Knickerbocker Quartet	Seven Favorite College Songs	1909	0:40:48 (Pop-up)
Columbia Band & Columbia Quartet	Roosevelt Inaugural March	1905	0:45:03 (Pop-up)
Haydn Quartet	Owl And The Pussy Cat	1902	0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Between 1898-1904 "American Quartet" was an alias for Haydn Quartet (aka Edison Male Quartet). This group released recordings under this pseudonym on many labels, including E. Berliner's Gramophone, Victor, Lambert Indestructible Record, Improved Gram-O-Phone Record and probably others. From 1909 onwards this was the name of an actual group that featured Billy Murray as lead tenor. This group was also known as the Premier Quartet and Premier-American Quartet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haydn_Quartet_(vocal_ensemble)
Invincible Quartet	Coon Wedding In Southern Georgia	1904	0:49:16 (Pop-up)
Premier Quartet	Down In Chinatown	1920	0:51:21 (Pop-up)
Criterion Quartet	Lucky Jim "Lucky Jim" by "Criterion Quartet"	1921	0:54:20 (Pop-up)
Dinwiddie Colored Quartet	We'll Anchor Bye-And-Bye	1902	0:59:40 (Pop-up)
bonus track "bonus track"
Johnny and Jones	Wat een weer, wat een weer	1939	1:02:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎸 ♥ 7:59am WR: 141 more quartets? How will that fit into an hour?
	♥ 8:01am Jan Turkenburg: Goodmorning WR! it won't... :-)
	♥ 8:04am Jan Turkenburg: thanks again for the kind words on last YWHNM!
	♥ 8:11am Jan Turkenburg: some messing about with the playlist... should be ok now
	🎸 ♥ 8:15am WR: I have some comments I plan to add to that Teenager Muziek episode, after i do a bit of reading about Indonesians moving to the Netherlands.
	🎸 ♥ 8:19am WR: I have a friend who has deeply researched African American quartet singing. Sadly, I've not kept in touch with him. Need to remedy that.
	♥ 8:19am Jan Turkenburg: There's certainly a lot to learn about that part of Dutch history, much of which has only come out in the open recently ...
	♥ 8:21am Jan Turkenburg: A large group of the Indonesians that came to the NL weren't treated very well ... put into camps and such, sometimes even an old nazi concentration camp...
	🎸 ♥ 8:25am WR: Relative to your program, I had heard the Blue Diamonds before but you had some other performers who were from Indonesia that were new to me. But will make my comments and observations on that program where possibly interested people can read it along with listening to the recordings you played.
	♥ 8:26am Jan Turkenburg: good!
	🎸 ♥ 8:29am WR: And you've just started to answer one question on my mind: of the status of most immigrants compared to those who became entertainers. We can put some thoughts about that on the YWHNM episode.
	🎸 ♥ 8:30am WR: And I have other questions as well that I will add there.
	♥ 8:33am Jan Turkenburg: I might have to do research myself to be sure I get the details right... but some major injustice has been done after the Indonesian war of independence
	🎸 ♥ 8:37am WR: Quartet singing take much practice and discipline and its importance to development of vernacular music of the 20th century is generally not known.
	8:40am David in California: Hello, Jan. I'm enjoying today's program. I've previously heard very few pre-Depression recordings, so your shows like this one are an education for me. Thank you.
	♥ 8:41am Jan Turkenburg: Good morning, David!
	🎸 ♥ 8:41am WR: Overall the pace of the Hellraiser is a bit slow. Only a bit over 50%.
	♥ 8:44am Jan Turkenburg: From what I hear that's not very different from previous Hellraisers halfway the month, so I'm still optimistic :-)
	🎸 ♥ 8:57am WR: OK, I've not followed before, so don't know the typical pattern, whether starts strong or ends strong.
	🎸 ♥ 8:59am WR: Thanks for this epidode and all the planning and research you put into every program. Laters.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 16, 2021

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