Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg:
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Going back to the pre-multitrack era at 4680 rounds per hour.
Thursday
10am - Noon
(EDT)
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On
WFMU's
Sheena's Jungle Room
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Carousel, 1930s Goor (NL), one of two built by W.G. Snel.
| Artist | Track | Year | Comments | Images | Approx. start time | |||||
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| Gilmore's Band |
Ballet Music From ' William Tell ' (Rossini)
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1903 |
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0:00:00 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Mills Brothers |
Ida Sweet As Apple Cider
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1934 |
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0:03:12 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Gilles & Julien |
Dollar
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1933 |
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0:05:50 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Dan W Quinn |
Drill Ye Tarriers Drill
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1901 |
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0:09:06 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Comedian Harmonists |
Bei Der Feuerwehr (Toymaker's Dream)
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1930 |
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0:11:41 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Geraldo and his Orchestra |
Barrel Organ Rhapsody
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1945 |
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0:16:18 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Albert Campbell |
In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree
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1905 |
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0:19:05 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Artie Shaw |
Indian Love Call
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1938 | vocal - Tony Pastor |
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0:21:18 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Jimson |
Echos du Vallon
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1937 |
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0:24:22 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Carmen Miranda |
Deixa Comigo (Samba)
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1939 |
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0:26:48 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Katsuhiko Haida |
O bai jingo
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Katsuhiko Haida. Japanese Hawaiian singer, ukulele player, popular singer, and actor. Born August 20, 1911 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Died October 26, 1982. |
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0:33:08 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| AVRO Dansorkest Hans Mossel |
Adam's Apple
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1938 | NL Radio Orchestra |
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0:36:13 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Edison Mixed Quartet |
Gloria From Twelfth Mass (Mozart)
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1913 |
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0:39:01 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Django Reinhardt |
Louise
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1938 |
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0:42:51 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Horace George |
Meal Is Low In The Barrel Blues
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1924 |
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0:45:51 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Hjalmar E Rören |
Säeterjentens Söndag
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1907 | Norwegian |
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0:50:49 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Chet Atkins |
Cherry Pink & Apple Blossom White
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1955 |
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0:52:47 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Ella Fitzgerald |
I Found My Yellow Basket
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1938 |
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0:54:46 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Shizuko Kasagi |
Jangurubugi (Jungle Boogie)
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1. Wow Wow Wow Wow Wow Wow I'm a leopard I'm a leopard The southern sea is a fire Mountain Wow Wow Wow I was born on the red night of the moon It's in the jungle It's in the jungle It's in the jungle I fell in love with melting bones It's in the jungle It's in the jungle She's on the rubber tree It's on the rubber tree Wow Wow
2. Wow Wow Wow Wow Wow I'm a leopard I'm a leopard Fire island is a love of fire Wow Wow Wow Life on the blue night of the moon In the jungle It's in the jungle In the jungle It's in the jungle I saw it in the jungle Kurui Kurute Jungle It Jungle Starry Sky It Starry Sky I've thrown away the leopard's name Wow Wow Wow Wow .... |
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0:57:24 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Yma Sumac |
Taki Rari
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1954 |
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1:00:32 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Spike Jones & His City Slickers |
The Man On The Flying Trapeze
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1948 |
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1:05:14 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Joe Venuti |
Apple Blossoms
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1929 | (Blue Four) |
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1:08:11 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Jean Sablon |
Ce petit chemin
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1933 |
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1:11:37 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Blue & White Marimba Band |
Marimba March
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1916 |
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1:14:09 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Stan Kenton |
Shoo Fly Pie And Apple Pan Dowdy
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1945 | vocal - June Christy |
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1:16:57 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Columbia Quartet |
In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree
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1905 |
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1:22:06 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Julian Rose |
Hebrew Vaudeville Specialty
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1906 | Parody On 'In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree' |
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1:24:08 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Helen Gross |
Undertaker's Blues
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1924 | Kansas City Five |
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1:26:16 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Madame Rollini |
Carillon tyrolien
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1907 |
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1:29:59 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Scheinbaucer |
Das Lied Ist Modern
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1924 | mit Lenz Schrammelbegleitung Mojka Nast |
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1:33:02 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Peerless Quartet |
Liza
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1909 |
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1:37:50 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Noriko Awaya |
Wakare no Burusu (Farewell Blues)
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1937 |
Noriko Awaya, Japanese female soprano, Kayōkyoku singer, chansonneuse, actress, and author. Born in Aomori, August 12, 1907. Died September 22, 1999. She was trained as a classical singer, but switched to popular music in order to be able to support herself. She made her debut in 1930, and scored several major hits later in the 1930s. Awaya went on to become a pioneer of the Japanese chanson scene, and was called "Burūsu no joō" (The Queen of Blues) because many of her songs had the word "Blues" in the title. Although she gave many performances for military audiences during WWII, she was also an outspoken person who regularly ran afoul of the wartime authorities. She was criticized for performing in expensive dresses, make-up and perm hair (which was not allowed during the war), and several of her songs were banned. At one occasion she sang for British and American POW's in English, which was also prohibited during the war. |
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1:39:51 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Frans Wouters Orkest |
The Windmill
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1941 | NL |
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1:43:05 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Tommy Dorsey |
Big Apple
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1937 | vocal - Edythe Wright, Clambake Seven |
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1:45:44 (Pop-up) | |||||
| Zonofone Orchestr |
7 40
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1903 |
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1:48:22 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| Pepi Littmann |
Schojmer Jisruel
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1908 |
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1:50:52 (Pop-up) | ||||||
| RAOC Blue Rockets Band |
Ma I Miss Your Apple Pie
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1942 |
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1:56:03 (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!
David (in London):
Jan Turkenburg:
Hello everybody!
Mr Fab:
Debbie Davenport:
Jan Turkenburg:
Hi Debbie!
chresti:
Jan Turkenburg:
chresti:
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
One of the last recordings the stream played was Wynonnie Harris "Keep on Churnin'". I looked at a Harris compilation I recently bought and 81 recordings and that one isn't on it. Mr Fab, the stream is deep and wide.
Jan Turkenburg:
Listener Robert:
WR:
Debbie Davenport:
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
Ursula1000:
rich on appington:
hi everyone!
listening on my commute
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
Jan Turkenburg:
Listener Robert:
From the other side of the Atlantic
In the fabulous America
Shines a fantastic eclat*:
The dollar!
It makes the bums in rags dream
And by the thousands, from old Europe
The merchants of soup and the crazies
Whose brains are subject to charms,
Leaving their farm or shop,
Or the low places in between,
They leave having sold everything up to their shirt,
They set down on the promised land,
To see the god in his church,
The god Dollar!
*"Eclat" is one of those words with no exact English equivalent. Literally it's a loud noise, but it's used to mean any burst of publicity, notoriety, etc., i.e. a "splash".
The dollar.
chresti:
chresti:
David (in London):
Mr Fab, Debbie D, chrestikins, WR, Robert, Ursula, rich, salutations all.
Jan Turkenburg:
Listener Robert:
WR:
Of course Jan, being a good neighbor is the way to be.
Listener Robert:
But already in the mist
Pale morning
This sun that lights up
It's a big dollar!
It lights up the world
With its screaming fire
And the men all around
Worship him without delay
We do not lose the north, you think,
Just enough time to take off
To settle down, to seed
It goes!
We play, we win, we lose, we cheat
Oil, socks, wasteland
Everything is bought, everything is sold, we get rich
Dollar!
We put old tires in a can
And even, so that nothing is lost,
We make alcohol with shit
Dollar!
Until the good Lord that we mobilize
And that we sell in every church
Up for auction like a commodity
With dollars!
But on the fiery city
In the pale sky
This demented figure
It's the god Dollar!
No need to advertise
No need for effort
He wins all souls
Because it is gold
Cars, phonos, radios, machines,
Chemicals for cooking
Every house is a factory
Standard
At dawn in a production Ford
We're going to sell our groceries
And the evening we find his darling
Standard
So we spin records
We get stupefied without danger since
We are insured against all risks
Lucky!
Life that turns like a wheel
Splash you and shake you
He likes to roll you in the mud
The god Dollar
When the night over the city
Put down her black coat
In the still sky
Watch the god dollar
He haunts all dreams
Crazy people from here below
And when the day breaks
He's still here!
We come hammer, in their madness
Men have only one desire left
A supreme desire in life:
Gold !
If they listened to each other, by everyone
We would sow it all around
Deep in the deep earth
Again !
We would feed them relentlessly
Goats, sheep, even cows
So that instead of milk they spit
Gold !
Gold everywhere, liquid gold
Gold in gas, solid gold
Full brains and full stomachs
Again ! Again !
But under a sky of ash
You will see one evening
The god Dollar descend
From the top of his perch
And in front of his machines
Without understanding yet
Man die of starvation
Under mountains of gold!
David (in London):
David (in London):
MHLee:
Jan Turkenburg:
David (in London):
Listener Robert:
Listener Robert:
WR:
Lizardner Dave !:
MHLee:
Jan Turkenburg:
Listener Robert:
David (in London):
Hi Lizardner Dave.
Mark Hurst:
MHLee:
MHLee:
David (in London):
Jan Turkenburg:
Listener Robert:
Across the Atlantic
In fabulous America
Shone with a fantastic glow
The dollar
The beggars in rags are dreamed of
The soup vendors and the goofs
Whose brain beats the charm
The dollar
And by the thousands, from old Europe
Leaving his farm or his shop
Or the shady slums
We leave, having sold even his shirt
We put the cap on the promised land
To see the god in his church
The god Dollar!
Jan Turkenburg:
Jan Turkenburg:
Feldy:
Listener Robert:
Jan Turkenburg:
Ursula1000:
Listener Robert:
Very metaphoric song.
MHLee:
MHLee:
MHLee:
Listener Robert:
Listener Robert:
Jan Turkenburg:
Mr Fab:
Jan Turkenburg:
Mr Fab:
Well, that's what archives are for.
Jan Turkenburg:
WR:
Jan Turkenburg:
Jan Turkenburg:
Jan Turkenburg:
Rich in Washington:
David (in London):
David (in London):
Rich in Washington:
chresti:
Ursula1000:
?:
WR: