WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 5, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hello everyone, we're going live at the top of the hour!
	9:59am WR: Hello Jan, has still been listening to last week's episode. So many interesting recordings so little time. Will start listening to this week's episode when it goes live but will likely get pulled into work calls soon... On with the show!
	10:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:01am MHLee: Hi Jan
	10:01am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and vintage groovers here assembled.
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David! Hi MHLee!
	10:05am David (in London): I love the Victorian alpinists hauling themselves up the Jungfrau in old tweed jackets, crinoline skirts and hobnail boots. Exploration of the genteel era.
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: WR, I'm happy you liked last show so much. I also made the latest change you suggested in the playlist.
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: David, yes, lovely sight, isn't it?
	10:15am chresti: Hi Jan and over/unders!
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hey chresti!
	10:17am chresti: They're awfully dressed up for trekking in the mountains.
	10:18am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	10:19am David (in London): Chrestikins! Hello.
	10:25am chresti: Hello, Davidkins!
	10:29am WR: Jan, I still have several threads of exploration opened up by the last program. One of which is Annie M.G. Schmidt, even beyond her having published a story very similar to the Seuss one.
	10:30am chresti: More ridiculous trekking: stradfas.org.uk...
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, that's even dangerous, chresti!
	10:32am Jan Turkenburg: and humiliating by the looks of it...
	10:35am MHLee: Thought this sounded like Al Bowly
	10:38am David (in London): Ah, Al. Thanks for that Jan. My first wife was a relative of George Mallory, who led the Everest expedition of 1924 (possibly even reaching the summit...). He had a tweed jacket on, with a receipt from his Saville Row tailor in the pocket.
	10:38am Jan Turkenburg: wow...
	10:40am David (in London): There's still a hope that they will one day find the body of Andrew Irvine, the expedition's photographer, who had the camera on him. If they did summit, it might still be possible to develop the film that may be in the camera.
	10:44am Listener Robert: It would need computer enhancement, and may not be recoverable even then. Nascent photos (or just unexposed film) get washed out by the slow reaction of the silver salt.
	10:44am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Robert!
	10:45am Listener Robert: All light exposure does is speed up a reaction the silver in the emulsion wants to undergo anyway. Film is inherently unstable.
	10:46am Jan Turkenburg: does (low) temperature have any slowing influence perhaps?
	10:50am Listener Robert: Yes, it's temperature dependent, but it'd have to be awfully cold for that length of time. Daddy took a lot of 16 mm movies, but only got about 3/4 of the reels developed. Once I sent a Kodacolor reel that had prepaid processing, but after ~20 years the processor said the time would've run out on that offer. So I made a deal to pay, they sent back the negative, and...it barely showed up. Better than nothing, but I only recognized the subject matter because of my familiarity with it. It was basically more of the same of one he had developed.
	10:53am Listener Robert: I think some plates of the Shackleton expedition to the South Pole were found in Antarctica and developed a good number of years later, but that's REALLY cold.
	10:54am RevWaldo: Ah Burl Ives, everyone's favorite HUAC snitch.
	10:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hello RevWaldo!
	10:56am Jan Turkenburg: I had no clue he was...
	10:58am wenzo toad (it/it’s): Hey Jan, over 64’s all
	10:58am Feldy: Hey Jan! Hey David, MHLee, everyone
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Wenzo!!
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Adam!!
	10:59am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi everybody!
	10:59am Jan Turkenburg: Rich!
	11:01am desi: Hi friends I lived & worked in Sun Valley - lovely memories TY
	11:01am RevWaldo: Hi Jan! Yuuuppp. Pete Seegar eventually forgave him.
	11:02am David (in London): Hey Feldy, Rich, desi, RevWaldo.
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Desi!
	11:06am Franco Twinkie: I just ate some hot cereal, so I guess I'm ready to go hiking in the snow....NOT!
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Franco!
	11:07am Franco Twinkie: Jan!
	11:10am Franco Twinkie: Actually, I have a very fond memory of snow hiking with two friends who are not longer on Earth.
	11:13am Franco Twinkie: ...and later, glacier hiking in the High Sierras with others. Don't pay any attention to me.
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: Np, feel free to share memories here!
	11:17am Feldy: Franco! Didm't know you were such a hiker
	11:18am Ursula1000: hi Jan and listeners!
	11:19am Franco Twinkie: I was Feldy. Put that in the box of stuff I don't do anymore.
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:27am David (in London): Franco. I can empathise. I hiked the Aletsch Glacier in the high Alps. Truly amazing experience. The weather was unbelievable - from crystal blue sky to complete white-out (not being able to see your hand in front of your face) in about 20 minutes. Actually quite frightening, but also exhilarating. Rather in my box of stuff now, too, but hopefully not forever...
	11:33am chresti: Ah the good ol' days when I didn't climb on a glacier.
	11:34am desi: hi Ursula Jan & Franco: I prefer Diamond Head - a challenging hike, yet tropical setting
	11:36am chresti: *only hiking in the redwoods
	11:38am wenzo toad (it/it’s): Yes we have no mountains…in SE Michigan Or hills. I miss hills.
	11:38am Jan Turkenburg: Been hiking and biking a lot in Les Hautes Fagnes when I lived there: fr-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog...
	11:38am David (in London): In massive crinoline skirts I hope Chrestikins?
	11:40am Franco Twinkie: The last place I hiked was up to The Lime Kiln in Big Sur. Good enough for me,
	11:41am chresti: When I first saw hills and mountains from the car window during a family trip to California from Illinois, I thought they were giant foam pillows.
	11:42am chresti: Davidkins, of course!
	11:42am Jan Turkenburg: Wenzo, I miss hills and I miss beaches and dunes...
	11:44am chresti: *The skirts picking up banana slugs along the trail
	11:46am Franco Twinkie: Ha! No banana slugs, but I got leaches hiking in the rain forest in Thailand,
	11:47am Ursula1000: hey desi!
	11:55am David (in London): Thanks for a great show today, Jan.
	11:56am Feldy: wenzo toad, I grew up in SW Michigan (Kalamazoo)
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Franco Twinkie: BYE JAN!!
	11:57am Feldy: You guys are just rubbing it in Jan's face that you have so many mountains
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: hahahahahahahaha
	11:58am David (in London): Kurt and Reidar rocking some quality knitwear there.
	11:58am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular next! wfmu.org...
	11:59am Feldy: In Phoenix, I am surrounded by very hike-able mountains but prefer to ride my bike on flat terrain, so I would fit right in in The Netherlands
	11:59am chresti: We also have a lot of desert.
	12:00pm David (in London): And I have a lot of dessert.
	12:04pm RevWaldo: Great show - Cheers!
	1:42pm WR: I only looked up "There's Rhythm In The River" because you said you weren't sure about the vocalist and also I don't know much about Andy Kirk. I found that Blanche Calloway (Cab's older sister) recorded a song with this title. www.discogs.com... And it seems that for some random reason a few Blanche Calloway tracks were included on this Andy Kirk compilation. www.discogs.com... As far as I've seen so far, no actual connection between Blanche and Kirk's band. It is interesting to me to learn that Cab Calloway had an older sister who was also a singer and entertainer. Will do some further checks, but posting what I've found so far.

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May 5, 2022: 197 Over The Mountains, Into The Valley

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Fred & Adele Astaire	Swiss Miss "Swiss Miss" by "Fred & Adele Astaire"	1926		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Edison Mixed Quartet	From Greenland's Icy Mountains	1909		0:03:40 (Pop-up)
Andy Kirk	There's Rhythm In The River	1931	vocal probably June Richmond	0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Byron G. Harlan	In the Valley of Kentucky	1903		0:08:37 (Pop-up)
Willie The Lion Smith	The Toy Trumpet	1938		0:10:41 (Pop-up)
Carl Fenton	I Miss My Swiss "I Miss My Swiss" by "Carl Fenton"	1925		0:14:53 (Pop-up)
Mae West	Willie Of The Valley "Willie Of The Valley" by "Mae West"	1933		0:17:41 (Pop-up)
Carson Robison Trio	I Left My Gal in the Mountains	1929		0:19:52 (Pop-up)
The Alexandrov Red Army Ensemble	Po Dolinam (Down The Valleys)	1946		0:22:48 (Pop-up)
Les Paul & his trio	Steel Guitar Rag	1947		0:25:46 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters	Down In The Valley	1943		0:30:38 (Pop-up)
Ray Noble	Little Valley In The Mountains	1934	(vocal - Al Bowlly)	0:33:37 (Pop-up)
Billy Jones & Ernest Hare	I Miss My Swiss	1925		0:36:22 (Pop-up)
Lou Bandy	Ik heb de hik "Ik heb de hik" by "Lou Bandy"	1925	"I'm having hiccups"	0:39:44 (Pop-up)
Wilf Carter	My little Swiss and me	1934		0:43:05 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson	I Miss My Swiss	1925		0:48:10 (Pop-up)
Burl Ives	Down in the Valley "Down in the Valley" by "Burl Ives"	1946		0:51:03 (Pop-up)
Hal Kemp	If You Lived In The Mountains	1933		0:54:09 (Pop-up)
Byron G. Harlan	In the Valley Where the Bluebirds Sing	1904-1908		0:56:53 (Pop-up)
Jo Stafford	It Happened In Sun Valley	1954		0:58:56 (Pop-up)
Paul Whiteman	I Miss My Swiss "I Miss My Swiss" by "Paul Whiteman"	1925		1:02:51 (Pop-up)
Edison Mixed Quartet	From Greenland's Icy Mountains	1909		1:05:32 (Pop-up)
Louis Davids	Op De Bergen "Op De Bergen" by "Louis Davids"	1932		1:07:29 (Pop-up)
Manuel Romain	Down In Sunshine Valley	1911	(long version + Chorus)	1:10:37 (Pop-up)
Campbell & Burr	Down in Sunshine Valley	1911		1:14:35 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	Suddenly There's A Valley	1955		1:20:01 (Pop-up)
Henry Hall BBC Dance Orchestra	Little Valley In The Mountains	1934	(vocal - Les Allen)	1:22:29 (Pop-up)
Kiliz	Le Pâtre Des Montagnes "Le Pâtre Des Montagnes" by "Kiliz"	1936		1:25:35 (Pop-up)
Andreany	Le Pâtre Des Montagnes (Ma Bergère)	1929	Video 1967, an aged Adreany probably lip-syncing to this recording, which according to another youtube-video of it, is from 1929. There is a different recording by André Any almost same arrangement, but in another key on "Les 50 plus belles Tyroliennes" dated september 7, 1933. Any additional info is welcome.	1:28:43 (Pop-up)
Cliffie Stone	So Long to the Red River Valley	1948		1:31:25 (Pop-up)
Lee Lawrence	Suddenly There's A Valley	1955		1:36:17 (Pop-up)
Mark Bernes	Temnaya noch (Dark is the night)	1943	from wartime movie 'Dva Boitsa' (Two fighters).	1:38:54 (Pop-up)
Ansonia Instrumental Quartet	The Valley of Love	1916		1:41:56 (Pop-up)
Irene Scruggs (+ King Oliver)	Sorrow Valley Blues	1926		1:46:19 (Pop-up)
McGuire Sisters	Red River Valley "Red River Valley" by "McGuire Sisters"	1954		1:48:59 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Ray	Faith Can Move Mountains	1952		1:51:32 (Pop-up)
Kurt Foss og Reidar Bøe	Vi i'kkje fra Norge, vi e' fra Bergen	1955		1:56:04 (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!
	9:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hello everyone, we're going live at the top of the hour!
	9:59am WR: Hello Jan, has still been listening to last week's episode. So many interesting recordings so little time. Will start listening to this week's episode when it goes live but will likely get pulled into work calls soon... On with the show!
	10:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:01am MHLee: Hi Jan
	10:01am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and vintage groovers here assembled.
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David! Hi MHLee!
	10:05am David (in London): I love the Victorian alpinists hauling themselves up the Jungfrau in old tweed jackets, crinoline skirts and hobnail boots. Exploration of the genteel era.
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: WR, I'm happy you liked last show so much. I also made the latest change you suggested in the playlist.
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: David, yes, lovely sight, isn't it?
	10:15am chresti: Hi Jan and over/unders!
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hey chresti!
	10:17am chresti: They're awfully dressed up for trekking in the mountains.
	10:18am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	10:19am David (in London): Chrestikins! Hello.
	10:25am chresti: Hello, Davidkins!
	10:29am WR: Jan, I still have several threads of exploration opened up by the last program. One of which is Annie M.G. Schmidt, even beyond her having published a story very similar to the Seuss one.
	10:30am chresti: More ridiculous trekking: stradfas.org.uk...
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, that's even dangerous, chresti!
	10:32am Jan Turkenburg: and humiliating by the looks of it...
	10:35am MHLee: Thought this sounded like Al Bowly
	10:38am David (in London): Ah, Al. Thanks for that Jan. My first wife was a relative of George Mallory, who led the Everest expedition of 1924 (possibly even reaching the summit...). He had a tweed jacket on, with a receipt from his Saville Row tailor in the pocket.
	10:38am Jan Turkenburg: wow...
	10:40am David (in London): There's still a hope that they will one day find the body of Andrew Irvine, the expedition's photographer, who had the camera on him. If they did summit, it might still be possible to develop the film that may be in the camera.
	10:44am Listener Robert: It would need computer enhancement, and may not be recoverable even then. Nascent photos (or just unexposed film) get washed out by the slow reaction of the silver salt.
	10:44am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Robert!
	10:45am Listener Robert: All light exposure does is speed up a reaction the silver in the emulsion wants to undergo anyway. Film is inherently unstable.
	10:46am Jan Turkenburg: does (low) temperature have any slowing influence perhaps?
	10:50am Listener Robert: Yes, it's temperature dependent, but it'd have to be awfully cold for that length of time. Daddy took a lot of 16 mm movies, but only got about 3/4 of the reels developed. Once I sent a Kodacolor reel that had prepaid processing, but after ~20 years the processor said the time would've run out on that offer. So I made a deal to pay, they sent back the negative, and...it barely showed up. Better than nothing, but I only recognized the subject matter because of my familiarity with it. It was basically more of the same of one he had developed.
	10:53am Listener Robert: I think some plates of the Shackleton expedition to the South Pole were found in Antarctica and developed a good number of years later, but that's REALLY cold.
	10:54am RevWaldo: Ah Burl Ives, everyone's favorite HUAC snitch.
	10:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hello RevWaldo!
	10:56am Jan Turkenburg: I had no clue he was...
	10:58am wenzo toad (it/it’s): Hey Jan, over 64’s all
	10:58am Feldy: Hey Jan! Hey David, MHLee, everyone
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Wenzo!!
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Adam!!
	10:59am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi everybody!
	10:59am Jan Turkenburg: Rich!
	11:01am desi: Hi friends I lived & worked in Sun Valley - lovely memories TY
	11:01am RevWaldo: Hi Jan! Yuuuppp. Pete Seegar eventually forgave him.
	11:02am David (in London): Hey Feldy, Rich, desi, RevWaldo.
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Desi!
	11:06am Franco Twinkie: I just ate some hot cereal, so I guess I'm ready to go hiking in the snow....NOT!
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Franco!
	11:07am Franco Twinkie: Jan!
	11:10am Franco Twinkie: Actually, I have a very fond memory of snow hiking with two friends who are not longer on Earth.
	11:13am Franco Twinkie: ...and later, glacier hiking in the High Sierras with others. Don't pay any attention to me.
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: Np, feel free to share memories here!
	11:17am Feldy: Franco! Didm't know you were such a hiker
	11:18am Ursula1000: hi Jan and listeners!
	11:19am Franco Twinkie: I was Feldy. Put that in the box of stuff I don't do anymore.
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:27am David (in London): Franco. I can empathise. I hiked the Aletsch Glacier in the high Alps. Truly amazing experience. The weather was unbelievable - from crystal blue sky to complete white-out (not being able to see your hand in front of your face) in about 20 minutes. Actually quite frightening, but also exhilarating. Rather in my box of stuff now, too, but hopefully not forever...
	11:33am chresti: Ah the good ol' days when I didn't climb on a glacier.
	11:34am desi: hi Ursula Jan & Franco: I prefer Diamond Head - a challenging hike, yet tropical setting
	11:36am chresti: *only hiking in the redwoods
	11:38am wenzo toad (it/it’s): Yes we have no mountains…in SE Michigan Or hills. I miss hills.
	11:38am Jan Turkenburg: Been hiking and biking a lot in Les Hautes Fagnes when I lived there: fr-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog...
	11:38am David (in London): In massive crinoline skirts I hope Chrestikins?
	11:40am Franco Twinkie: The last place I hiked was up to The Lime Kiln in Big Sur. Good enough for me,
	11:41am chresti: When I first saw hills and mountains from the car window during a family trip to California from Illinois, I thought they were giant foam pillows.
	11:42am chresti: Davidkins, of course!
	11:42am Jan Turkenburg: Wenzo, I miss hills and I miss beaches and dunes...
	11:44am chresti: *The skirts picking up banana slugs along the trail
	11:46am Franco Twinkie: Ha! No banana slugs, but I got leaches hiking in the rain forest in Thailand,
	11:47am Ursula1000: hey desi!
	11:55am David (in London): Thanks for a great show today, Jan.
	11:56am Feldy: wenzo toad, I grew up in SW Michigan (Kalamazoo)
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Franco Twinkie: BYE JAN!!
	11:57am Feldy: You guys are just rubbing it in Jan's face that you have so many mountains
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: hahahahahahahaha
	11:58am David (in London): Kurt and Reidar rocking some quality knitwear there.
	11:58am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular next! wfmu.org...
	11:59am Feldy: In Phoenix, I am surrounded by very hike-able mountains but prefer to ride my bike on flat terrain, so I would fit right in in The Netherlands
	11:59am chresti: We also have a lot of desert.
	12:00pm David (in London): And I have a lot of dessert.
	12:04pm RevWaldo: Great show - Cheers!
	1:42pm WR: I only looked up "There's Rhythm In The River" because you said you weren't sure about the vocalist and also I don't know much about Andy Kirk. I found that Blanche Calloway (Cab's older sister) recorded a song with this title. www.discogs.com... And it seems that for some random reason a few Blanche Calloway tracks were included on this Andy Kirk compilation. www.discogs.com... As far as I've seen so far, no actual connection between Blanche and Kirk's band. It is interesting to me to learn that Cab Calloway had an older sister who was also a singer and entertainer. Will do some further checks, but posting what I've found so far.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 5, 2022

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