WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:59am MHLee: Hi Jan
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: hello!
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:06am MHLee: I think I have this song in one of the shows I was working on
	10:23am MHLee: 1001 (1949) TED SCHLENKER - Beer Barrel Polka - Tiger Rag www.wirz.de...
	10:24am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thanks!
	10:25am chresti: Hi Jan and over-unders!
	10:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:35am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled vintage groovers. MHLee, Chrestikins!
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David!
	10:37am MHLee: Sounds very Klezmer
	10:38am Jan Turkenburg: indeed
	10:42am Domenic: The Edison track sounds fantastic!
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	10:43am chresti: Davidkins!
	10:49am Ursula1000: good morning Jan and listeners!
	10:50am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	10:53am Domenic: Carolina Cotton This is hilarious. The honeymoon must have been noisy..
	10:55am WR: Yodeling tigers?
	10:56am Jan Turkenburg: Hey WR!
	10:56am David (in London): Hi Ursula, WR, Domenic.
	10:59am Ursula1000: hey David
	11:01am MHLee: Wedding of the Painted Doll, caught my attention.. strange song
	11:01am WR: Interesting that the hammond organ gets top billing but the other instruments get equal focus in the recording.
	11:04am chresti: It's going to be 97-98F today.
	11:07am chresti: WR maybe it was Willard's hammond?
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: It's been 62 in the house, cause they were replacing half of the windows and the chimney at the same time..
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Next week they'll do the downstairs windows.. now that will be fun :-)
	11:09am fred: Hello Jan and all
	11:09am Jan Turkenburg: hello fred!
	11:09am chresti: 62 is where I have the AC set.
	11:10am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:12am fred: @Jan: I hope 62 was Fahrenheit! In Celsius that would be hard to bear for you, let alone for computers
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: :-) No, no heatwave... yet...
	11:14am Mr Fab: Hello Jan, and fellow Jan-aholics. A Latin version of "Tiger Rag"? ¡Muy loco!
	11:14am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr. Fab!
	11:18am MHLee: I have heard some of the jokes in that AK traveler before The roof leaking on for example
	11:19am David (in London): Ahh, Al, my favourite...
	11:21am fred: @Jan: I've been without hot water since Tuesday. Mildly annoying so far, I can deal with dishes, but shaving is tricky (cold water and blood thinners are not a good mix). I hope to get it back tomorrow, because I'm not equipped for cold water laundry (come to think of it, I should be)
	11:24am Jan Turkenburg: I gave up shaving two years after I started growing a full beard... :-)
	11:25am Mr Fab: Uh on, what's going on, fred? France is going stone-age? Or you haven't paid your bill?
	11:25am chresti: Our washer's hot water started leaking a few years ago, cold water works just fine.
	11:26am chresti: My ex always used an electric shaver.
	11:27am David in California: Hello, Jan and all!
	11:27am Jan Turkenburg: Hello, David in California!
	11:27am fred: @Jan: I'm afraid I can't pull that off: thin, patchy, mangy growth there @Mr Fab: construction work mishap nearby. But it does get me thinking about whether I do need hot water...
	11:28am David (in London): tips hat towards other David
	11:29am MHLee: Returning to the stone age, restoring the rock as a currency and foot-based automobiles might be a French election promise
	11:30am David in California: Jan, yesterday I listened to part of a translation of one of Louis Couperus' novels. How is he regarded in the Netherlands?
	11:31am Mr Fab: MHLee: ha! I'm with chresti's ex: electric shavers are the way to go. (Well, I'm not REALLY with chresti's ex, the heck with that guy!)
	11:32am fred: @MHLee: Just add killing all those pesky Neanderthal upstarts and you basically have one candidate right (though he gets to keep dollars, oil, and fancy cars)
	11:34am chresti: My ex is a fine fella, Mr. Fab!
	11:34am fred: @Mr Fab: There was talk on another playlist that Sheena had many couples, but I didn't expect that reveal
	11:36am David in California: Jan, thank you for your on-air reply. Hello, David (in London).
	11:36am Jan Turkenburg: So yes, Louis Couperus is considered one of the most important writers in Dutch history. The first writer to criticize Dutch kolonialism/slavery was Multaltuli (Eduard Douwes Dekker) in his novel Max Havelaar and THAT was required reading in my secundary school days.
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: nl-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog...
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Couperus most important work: www-literairnederland-nl.translate.goog...
	11:39am fred: @Jan: That's amazing. Anything critical of colonialism was unthinkable in my schooldays (admittedly a long time ago) and it doesn't seem to have improved much
	11:41am WR: LOL Mr Fab and Fred and Chresti.
	11:42am Ursula1000: love how she rolls her r's!
	11:42am Mr Fab: Fred: boom! But that is true, and in fact another couple will be joining us, as I start to roll out new shows here.
	11:43am fred: There are reports that Mein Kampf was required reading in French colonial schools in the '30s, to put the locals in place
	11:44am Feldy: Hello Jan!
	11:44am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fedly!
	11:45am David in California: Thank you, Jan. Small Souls was the Couperus novel in English translation posted on LibriVox. I will check to see if Max Havelaar by Multaltuli and Couperus' Eline Vere are available there.
	11:47am MHLee: Wow, this guy has completely escaped my notice
	11:48am fred: @Mr Fab: Mick and Scott don't count, though I hope that one does happen
	11:52am Mr Fab: haha!
	11:55am David in California: Thank you, Jan. I enjoyed the show. And I appreciated the information on Eduard Douwes Dekker and Louis Couperus very much.
	11:56am Mr Fab: Loved it - much thx, Jan!
	11:56am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular next--stay tuned.. wfmu.org...
	11:58am MHLee: Better than Elvis and Frank Sinatra
	11:58am David (in London): Thanks for a great show today Jan.
	12:00pm WR: Thank you Jan!
	12:00pm chresti: Thanks for the olden times music!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 7, 2022

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
-	Intro "Intro" by "-"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Invincible Quartet	Fireman's Duty	1902			0:00:59 (Pop-up)
Vocal with Orchestra	Arken Dribnyj (Ukrainian Folk Song)		Recorded in Ukrain		0:03:01 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	Tiger Rag (take 1)	1931			0:05:58 (Pop-up)
Art Tatum	Tiger Rag "Tiger Rag" by "Art Tatum"	1940			0:07:54 (Pop-up)
Harry Lauder	Bonnie Wee Man "Bonnie Wee Man" by "Harry Lauder"	1906			0:10:06 (Pop-up)
Golden & Hughes	Unlucky Mose "Unlucky Mose" by "Golden & Hughes"	1913			0:15:35 (Pop-up)
Ted Schlenker	Beer Barrel Polka "Beer Barrel Polka" by "Ted Schlenker"	1949			0:19:48 (Pop-up)
Havana Novelty Orchestra	Lady Play Your Mandolin	1930	(Victor Young And His Orchestra)		0:22:32 (Pop-up)
Nellie Melba	Mandoline (Debussy) "Mandoline (Debussy)" by "Nellie Melba"	1913			0:25:36 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt (Hot Club De France)	Tiger Rag	1934			0:27:00 (Pop-up)
Britt Brothers	Alpine Milkman Yodel	1933			0:31:20 (Pop-up)
Lord Beginner (Egbert Moore)	Always marry a pretty woman	1946	Felix and his Internationals		0:34:23 (Pop-up)
National Ukrainian Orchestra	Kolomyika No. 1				0:36:43 (Pop-up)
Edison Mixed Quartet	Ninety And Nine	1910			0:39:58 (Pop-up)
Ray Noble	Tiger Rag "Tiger Rag" by "Ray Noble"	1933			0:44:27 (Pop-up)
Wallace House	Song of the Blacksmiths [in Polish]	1940			0:49:44 (Pop-up)
Carolina Cotton	Yodel, yodel, yodel	1952			0:51:36 (Pop-up)
Ted Schlenker	Tiger Rag "Tiger Rag" by "Ted Schlenker"	1949			0:53:57 (Pop-up)
Orkes Krontjong Sinar Djakarta	kramat karam				0:56:16 (Pop-up)
Willard Ringstrands hammond-ensemble	Novelty hits		- Butterflies in the rain - Lonesome little doll - The wedding of the painted doll		0:58:55 (Pop-up)
Len Spencer	Arkansas Traveller "Arkansas Traveller" by "Len Spencer"	1902			1:03:32 (Pop-up)
Kurt Widmann Orchester	Tiger Rag "Tiger Rag" by "Kurt Widmann Orchester"	1939			1:05:38 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	It's You "It's You" by "Boswell Sisters"	1931			1:08:34 (Pop-up)
Pancho And His Orchestra	Tiger Rag	1941			1:11:35 (Pop-up)
Katya Delakova, Fred Berk, Arno Levitch	Debka	1950			1:13:38 (Pop-up)
Al Bowlly & Jimmy Mesene	Make Believe Island + Woodpecker Song	1940			1:18:28 (Pop-up)
Big Bill Broonzy	Baby I done got wise	1939			1:21:38 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones and his City Slickers	I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight	1950			1:24:09 (Pop-up)
Kismet Orchestra	Bulba (Ukrainian Dance)	1946			1:26:47 (Pop-up)
Les Paul and Mary Ford	Tiger Rag "Tiger Rag" by "Les Paul and Mary Ford"	1952			1:29:05 (Pop-up)
Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang	Four String Joe	1927		Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang	1:33:41 (Pop-up)
Ink Spots	That Cat Is High "That Cat Is High" by "Ink Spots"	1938			1:36:25 (Pop-up)
Edith Piaf	Monsieur Saint-Pierre "Monsieur Saint-Pierre" by "Edith Piaf"	1943			1:39:18 (Pop-up)
James Melton & David Broekman Orchestra	Siboney	1946			1:43:52 (Pop-up)
Riley Pucket	Ragged but right "Ragged but right" by "Riley Pucket"	1934			1:46:24 (Pop-up)
De Ramblers, olv Theo Uden Marsman	Farewell Blues (Au Revoir)	1934	Casino Hamdorff, Laren, August 22		1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Bill Justis	College Man "College Man" by "Bill Justis"	1958			1:52:26 (Pop-up)
The Chargers	Old MacDonald "Old MacDonald" by "The Chargers"	1958			1:57:10 (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

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

More Dutch 'forgotten artists' can be found on Vergeten Artiesten by Mike Winkelman

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Listener comments!
	9:59am MHLee: Hi Jan
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: hello!
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:06am MHLee: I think I have this song in one of the shows I was working on
	10:23am MHLee: 1001 (1949) TED SCHLENKER - Beer Barrel Polka - Tiger Rag www.wirz.de...
	10:24am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thanks!
	10:25am chresti: Hi Jan and over-unders!
	10:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:35am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled vintage groovers. MHLee, Chrestikins!
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David!
	10:37am MHLee: Sounds very Klezmer
	10:38am Jan Turkenburg: indeed
	10:42am Domenic: The Edison track sounds fantastic!
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	10:43am chresti: Davidkins!
	10:49am Ursula1000: good morning Jan and listeners!
	10:50am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	10:53am Domenic: Carolina Cotton This is hilarious. The honeymoon must have been noisy..
	10:55am WR: Yodeling tigers?
	10:56am Jan Turkenburg: Hey WR!
	10:56am David (in London): Hi Ursula, WR, Domenic.
	10:59am Ursula1000: hey David
	11:01am MHLee: Wedding of the Painted Doll, caught my attention.. strange song
	11:01am WR: Interesting that the hammond organ gets top billing but the other instruments get equal focus in the recording.
	11:04am chresti: It's going to be 97-98F today.
	11:07am chresti: WR maybe it was Willard's hammond?
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: It's been 62 in the house, cause they were replacing half of the windows and the chimney at the same time..
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Next week they'll do the downstairs windows.. now that will be fun :-)
	11:09am fred: Hello Jan and all
	11:09am Jan Turkenburg: hello fred!
	11:09am chresti: 62 is where I have the AC set.
	11:10am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:12am fred: @Jan: I hope 62 was Fahrenheit! In Celsius that would be hard to bear for you, let alone for computers
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: :-) No, no heatwave... yet...
	11:14am Mr Fab: Hello Jan, and fellow Jan-aholics. A Latin version of "Tiger Rag"? ¡Muy loco!
	11:14am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr. Fab!
	11:18am MHLee: I have heard some of the jokes in that AK traveler before The roof leaking on for example
	11:19am David (in London): Ahh, Al, my favourite...
	11:21am fred: @Jan: I've been without hot water since Tuesday. Mildly annoying so far, I can deal with dishes, but shaving is tricky (cold water and blood thinners are not a good mix). I hope to get it back tomorrow, because I'm not equipped for cold water laundry (come to think of it, I should be)
	11:24am Jan Turkenburg: I gave up shaving two years after I started growing a full beard... :-)
	11:25am Mr Fab: Uh on, what's going on, fred? France is going stone-age? Or you haven't paid your bill?
	11:25am chresti: Our washer's hot water started leaking a few years ago, cold water works just fine.
	11:26am chresti: My ex always used an electric shaver.
	11:27am David in California: Hello, Jan and all!
	11:27am Jan Turkenburg: Hello, David in California!
	11:27am fred: @Jan: I'm afraid I can't pull that off: thin, patchy, mangy growth there @Mr Fab: construction work mishap nearby. But it does get me thinking about whether I do need hot water...
	11:28am David (in London): tips hat towards other David
	11:29am MHLee: Returning to the stone age, restoring the rock as a currency and foot-based automobiles might be a French election promise
	11:30am David in California: Jan, yesterday I listened to part of a translation of one of Louis Couperus' novels. How is he regarded in the Netherlands?
	11:31am Mr Fab: MHLee: ha! I'm with chresti's ex: electric shavers are the way to go. (Well, I'm not REALLY with chresti's ex, the heck with that guy!)
	11:32am fred: @MHLee: Just add killing all those pesky Neanderthal upstarts and you basically have one candidate right (though he gets to keep dollars, oil, and fancy cars)
	11:34am chresti: My ex is a fine fella, Mr. Fab!
	11:34am fred: @Mr Fab: There was talk on another playlist that Sheena had many couples, but I didn't expect that reveal
	11:36am David in California: Jan, thank you for your on-air reply. Hello, David (in London).
	11:36am Jan Turkenburg: So yes, Louis Couperus is considered one of the most important writers in Dutch history. The first writer to criticize Dutch kolonialism/slavery was Multaltuli (Eduard Douwes Dekker) in his novel Max Havelaar and THAT was required reading in my secundary school days.
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: nl-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog...
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Couperus most important work: www-literairnederland-nl.translate.goog...
	11:39am fred: @Jan: That's amazing. Anything critical of colonialism was unthinkable in my schooldays (admittedly a long time ago) and it doesn't seem to have improved much
	11:41am WR: LOL Mr Fab and Fred and Chresti.
	11:42am Ursula1000: love how she rolls her r's!
	11:42am Mr Fab: Fred: boom! But that is true, and in fact another couple will be joining us, as I start to roll out new shows here.
	11:43am fred: There are reports that Mein Kampf was required reading in French colonial schools in the '30s, to put the locals in place
	11:44am Feldy: Hello Jan!
	11:44am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fedly!
	11:45am David in California: Thank you, Jan. Small Souls was the Couperus novel in English translation posted on LibriVox. I will check to see if Max Havelaar by Multaltuli and Couperus' Eline Vere are available there.
	11:47am MHLee: Wow, this guy has completely escaped my notice
	11:48am fred: @Mr Fab: Mick and Scott don't count, though I hope that one does happen
	11:52am Mr Fab: haha!
	11:55am David in California: Thank you, Jan. I enjoyed the show. And I appreciated the information on Eduard Douwes Dekker and Louis Couperus very much.
	11:56am Mr Fab: Loved it - much thx, Jan!
	11:56am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular next--stay tuned.. wfmu.org...
	11:58am MHLee: Better than Elvis and Frank Sinatra
	11:58am David (in London): Thanks for a great show today Jan.
	12:00pm WR: Thank you Jan!
	12:00pm chresti: Thanks for the olden times music!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 7, 2022

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