WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 6, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:38am MHLee: Hello Jan
	9:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee
	10:08am fred: Good afternoon Jan and all
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: hello fred!
	10:12am kreightoven: Hi Jan, enjoying the show this morning. How was lunch with your lady friend over the weekend
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi kreightoven! It was good. It was her restaurant so that was to be expected. We also had some business to discuss. She wanted my old web domain, I used as a music teacher, for her restaurant: meneer-jan.nl
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: She had asked me before, but at that time I was still using the site for workshops and such. Now I've decided that I'm not going to teach music at all anymore, I was reqady to give up the long cherished domain. :-)
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: So actually from today on it's hers and people don't accidentally end up on my site and I don't have to forward the odd wrongly adressed reservation requests anymore.
	10:23am MHLee: i was wandering through old sites and uploads of yours yesterday on a whim
	10:24am Jan Turkenburg: I hope you could see the tree from the forrests.. ;-)
	10:24am Jan Turkenburg: whoops... player glitch... that hardly ever happens...
	10:25am kreightoven: Mr. Jan. Great url.
	10:25am MHLee: I think originally I was trying to see if your bike cover was kicking around out there
	10:26am Jan Turkenburg: I don't think I ever posted it anywhere.
	10:27am MHLee: Nick Mason encored with it last Friday... sung by the dude from Spandau Ballet
	10:27am Jan Turkenburg: But I vaguely remember sending it to Otis for a show.
	10:27am Jan Turkenburg: You were at a Nick Mason concert?
	10:27am kreightoven: Haaa, what a surprise it would be to reserve music lessons instead of a table at a restaurant 😳😳
	10:29am MHLee: Yes, Friday night which was why I wasn't kicking around the chat in the evenings or able to cover Rich again. Actually saw 4 bands last week
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: It's also a coincidence that I happened to be one of the regulars of the cafe she also owns. So when she was starting up the restaurant she ended up at my site and was like... wait a minute... i know this guy!
	10:38am MHLee: Jan, I used to teach elementary school students music as part of my scholarship in college
	10:38am MHLee: I don't know if I've mentioned that before
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: yes, you did. We're collegues in more than one way :-)
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: I mainly taught at elementary schools and music school, but I conducted choirs of all ages.
	10:42am kreightoven: Strange!! And serendipitous o.O I was able to snag my first name as a domain for awhile. It’s now defunct, but from time to time I think about paying the annual fee again. Mostly for the novelty.
	10:42am MHLee: I did age 5-10 roughly
	10:43am MHLee: I've considered registering one for the otherworld but it's a pain to archive.
	10:44am Jan Turkenburg: But after having had a private student this spring I came to the conclusion that my heart isn't in it anymore; my teaching days are over, except perhaps for radio shows with an educational touch
	10:46am MHLee: Alberta Hunter has a great 1989 comeback album
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: I encountered it in preparation for this show, haven't had the chance to listen though.
	10:51am Mr. Oxford: Hello Jan, MHLee, Fred and others! Just came back home from work and joining in. Fantastic (Japanese?) song!
	10:52am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled vintage groovers: Mason, fred, kreightoven.
	10:52am Mr Fab: Jan! And fans! Lovely to tune in to the dulcet tones of xylophones
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr. Oxford! Yes, Japanese. Hi David!
	10:52am David (in London): Mr Oxford. Mr Fab. Ahoy!
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	10:53am Mr. Oxford: Ahoy David! Hey Mr. Fab!
	10:55am MHLee: Hi Fab and David and Mr Oxford
	11:03am Mr Fab: I heard “rock n roll” in that song, too. Thought I might have imagined it.
	11:04am Mr Fab: Harry Lauder: the Father of Rock n Roll
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, he definitely said it. I relistened it while prepping the episode
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: That's probably Teddy on Sax as well here.
	11:07am MHLee: Quite an opening on this
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: There are vids out where you can see him switching the instruments. He also used to whistle the melody while playing xylophone solos
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I almost fell off of my chair.
	11:17am David (in London): Same here. I had the kettle boiling noisily and decided I must have imagined him saying 'rock and roll'. Hats off to Harry.
	11:19am Mr. Oxford: Never knew "O Sole Mio" was adapted in Dutch language. This makes me wonder how many other language covers of "O Sole Mio" exist. I know there is one in English sung by Elvis Presley of all people.
	11:21am StringOFperils: Good morning, evening, Jan!
	11:22am David (in London): Don't know if it was the same elsewhere, but for an entire generation of Brits, 'O Sole Mio' means only one thing: an ice cream. It became synonymous with a particular brand - altogether now... "Just one Cornetto / give it to me / delicious ice cream / from Italy..."
	11:23am Feldy: Nut Cracker! Hi Jan and the rest O' the gang
	11:25am David (in London): String, Feldy, ahoy.
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Feldy!
	11:27am WR: My bald head doesn't shine.
	11:27am Mr Fab: Oh yeah Mr Oxford, “It’s Now or Never” was huge for Elvis. Groovy little Latin rock arrangement. the King really got to show off his vocal chops on it.
	11:28am Feldy: I absolutely love this type of conversation/battle song
	11:28am Mr. Oxford: @David, I just looked up the commercial you were referring to! Never knew about it. I'm going to sing "O Sole Mio" during my shower singing sessions with those lyrics from now on.
	11:29am WR: David (in London), Feldy, Mr Oxford, StringOFperils, MHLee, Mr Fab, Fred, kreightoven, and host Jan, I'm pleased to join your assembly.
	11:29am MHLee: Elvis actually thrived with some of the more creative arrangements
	11:30am Mr. Oxford: @Mr Fab, yep that's the one! I remember having a 30 #1 Elvis singles collection, think it was called Elv1s. It had "It's Now or Never". Elvis does sound great on that one. Just as good as he did on some of his early gospel albums.
	11:31am David (in London): Mr Oxford, please send me a recording immediately. And next time you're in London, I'll treat you to a Cornetto.
	11:32am Mr. Oxford: @WR pleased to have you here sir!
	11:33am Mr. Oxford: @David, believe me you don't want to hear the atrocity that would be me singing O Sole Cornetto. But I will take you up on that Cornetto if I'm ever in London.
	11:38am WR: Jan, perhaps this helps, this Scholte is linked on rateyourmusic.com to the song you played.
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR! I'll check that
	11:40am WR: Ah, forgot the links" rateyourmusic.com... rateyourmusic.com...
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: According to that page it would be Bob Scholte after all, which would fit the year, but I'm still not sure who the female singer is.
	11:42am Jan Turkenburg: And I finally found a picture of Bobby Klein that fits the recording year.
	11:44am Jan Turkenburg: Sofar I had only found pictures from the 70s and 80s. This one is from a newspaper from 1954 reviewing his debut as a yodeler.
	11:46am Feldy: WR, I am pleased to have you join us
	11:48am WR: Jan, your playlist pages are artful and educational. Appreciate the effort you put in on your 4 shows a week.
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: thank you!
	11:48am Mr. Oxford: I concur with WR
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: I appreciate that
	11:54am Feldy: So that's your secret... all those screens!
	11:55am Feldy: I have three screens in front of me, one is pretty much WFMU always :)
	11:55am David (in London): Lovely show today, Jan, thank you. Later groovoids.
	11:55am fred: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Feldy: Thank you, Jan!
	11:56am Mr. Oxford: Thank you Jan for a wonderful show!
	11:56am StringOFperils: Thank you, Jan. Have a nice day everyone!
	11:56am WR: Thank you, Jan! Laters all.
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: StringOFperils!
	11:57am Mr Fab: Thanks Jan, and thanks to all who pledged!
	8:39pm WR: Listening to the fiest half of the episode
	9:11pm WR: Wow. Leadbelly making something up on the spot for the white liberals to further associate himself with Blind Lemon.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 6, 2022

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
	intro "intro"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Happy Days Are Here Again	1926-32		0:00:55 (Pop-up)
Koichiro Isshiki	Horo basha no musume (Covered Wagon Girl)	1940		0:04:22 (Pop-up)
Lucienne Delyle	I love Paris "I love Paris" by "Lucienne Delyle"	1954		0:07:38 (Pop-up)
Billy Jones	All She'd Say Was 'Umh Hum'	1920		0:10:13 (Pop-up)
LeadBelly	Blind Lemon "Blind Lemon" by "LeadBelly"	1935		0:14:11 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Damfino Name "Damfino Name" by "Teddy Brown"	1926-32		0:17:58 (Pop-up)
Albert de Booy	Sarie Marijs "Sarie Marijs" by "Albert de Booy"	1933		0:19:58 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman	When You And I Were Young Maggie	1936		0:22:41 (Pop-up)
Shirley Thoms	Texas Sally "Texas Sally" by "Shirley Thoms"	1942-44		0:25:01 (Pop-up)
Carmen Miranda	A Nossa Vida Hoje E Diferente (Choro)	1939		0:27:29 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	We Should All Stick Together	1926-32		0:32:08 (Pop-up)
Harold Williams	The lute player "The lute player" by "Harold Williams"	1935		0:34:21 (Pop-up)
Fred Lowery	Whistlin' Joe "Whistlin' Joe" by "Fred Lowery"	1946	vocal: Dorothy Rae	0:37:26 (Pop-up)
Coon Sanders Nighthawks	Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now	1932		0:40:12 (Pop-up)
Alberta Hunter	Trixie Blues "Trixie Blues" by "Alberta Hunter"	1923		0:43:07 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Fairy On The Clock "Fairy On The Clock" by "Teddy Brown"	1930		0:48:00 (Pop-up)
Ichiro Wakahara	Minato no ori kusan (Port Orikusan)	1955		0:49:52 (Pop-up)
DAJOS BELA DANCE ORCHESTRA	WOOD VIOLETS	1933		0:52:41 (Pop-up)
Harry Lauder	MacGregor's Toast "MacGregor's Toast" by "Harry Lauder"	1910		0:55:36 (Pop-up)
Frans du Mee en Jan Vogel	Ik zal het wel versieren	1938		0:59:20 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Match Parade "Match Parade" by "Teddy Brown"	1931		1:04:18 (Pop-up)
Kay Starr	Tonight you belong to me	1952		1:06:45 (Pop-up)
Comedian Harmonists	Spanisches Intermezzo	1929		1:09:22 (Pop-up)
HENRY BUSSE And His Orchestra	DON'T CROSS YOUR FINGERS CROSS YOUR HEART	1938		1:11:47 (Pop-up)
Duo Scholte	Jij was mijn Zonneschijn (O Sole Mio)	1929		1:14:33 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Time Alone Will Tell "Time Alone Will Tell" by "Teddy Brown"	1931		1:19:08 (Pop-up)
Arthur Pryor's Band	Nut Cracker Ballet	1911		1:21:50 (Pop-up)
MACK ALLEN (Vernon Dalhart)	YUKON STEVE AND ALASKA ANN	1930	(with Adelyne Hood)	1:24:40 (Pop-up)
Fred Lowery	From the Land of Sky Blue Water	1946		1:28:00 (Pop-up)
Marion Harris	Take Me to the Land of Jazz	1919		1:31:15 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Elstree Calling "Elstree Calling" by "Teddy Brown"	1930		1:35:58 (Pop-up)
Bobby Klein	Alarm op de prairie "Alarm op de prairie" by "Bobby Klein"	1955		1:40:33 (Pop-up)
Philharmonica Trio	Two O'Clock Boogie	1947		1:42:38 (Pop-up)
Monty Kelly	Cubamba "Cubamba" by "Monty Kelly"	1953		1:44:19 (Pop-up)
Sven Olof Sandberg	Månestrålar Klara	1948		1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & His City Slickers	The Sailor With The Navy Blue Eyes	1942		1:52:12 (Pop-up)
Peerless Quartet	I Don't Know Where I'm Goin' But I'm On My Way	1917		1:56:45 (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!

Secret Museum of the Air with Citizen Kafka and Pat Conte: Archives

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!
	9:38am MHLee: Hello Jan
	9:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee
	10:08am fred: Good afternoon Jan and all
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: hello fred!
	10:12am kreightoven: Hi Jan, enjoying the show this morning. How was lunch with your lady friend over the weekend
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi kreightoven! It was good. It was her restaurant so that was to be expected. We also had some business to discuss. She wanted my old web domain, I used as a music teacher, for her restaurant: meneer-jan.nl
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: She had asked me before, but at that time I was still using the site for workshops and such. Now I've decided that I'm not going to teach music at all anymore, I was reqady to give up the long cherished domain. :-)
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: So actually from today on it's hers and people don't accidentally end up on my site and I don't have to forward the odd wrongly adressed reservation requests anymore.
	10:23am MHLee: i was wandering through old sites and uploads of yours yesterday on a whim
	10:24am Jan Turkenburg: I hope you could see the tree from the forrests.. ;-)
	10:24am Jan Turkenburg: whoops... player glitch... that hardly ever happens...
	10:25am kreightoven: Mr. Jan. Great url.
	10:25am MHLee: I think originally I was trying to see if your bike cover was kicking around out there
	10:26am Jan Turkenburg: I don't think I ever posted it anywhere.
	10:27am MHLee: Nick Mason encored with it last Friday... sung by the dude from Spandau Ballet
	10:27am Jan Turkenburg: But I vaguely remember sending it to Otis for a show.
	10:27am Jan Turkenburg: You were at a Nick Mason concert?
	10:27am kreightoven: Haaa, what a surprise it would be to reserve music lessons instead of a table at a restaurant 😳😳
	10:29am MHLee: Yes, Friday night which was why I wasn't kicking around the chat in the evenings or able to cover Rich again. Actually saw 4 bands last week
	10:29am Jan Turkenburg: It's also a coincidence that I happened to be one of the regulars of the cafe she also owns. So when she was starting up the restaurant she ended up at my site and was like... wait a minute... i know this guy!
	10:38am MHLee: Jan, I used to teach elementary school students music as part of my scholarship in college
	10:38am MHLee: I don't know if I've mentioned that before
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: yes, you did. We're collegues in more than one way :-)
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: I mainly taught at elementary schools and music school, but I conducted choirs of all ages.
	10:42am kreightoven: Strange!! And serendipitous o.O I was able to snag my first name as a domain for awhile. It’s now defunct, but from time to time I think about paying the annual fee again. Mostly for the novelty.
	10:42am MHLee: I did age 5-10 roughly
	10:43am MHLee: I've considered registering one for the otherworld but it's a pain to archive.
	10:44am Jan Turkenburg: But after having had a private student this spring I came to the conclusion that my heart isn't in it anymore; my teaching days are over, except perhaps for radio shows with an educational touch
	10:46am MHLee: Alberta Hunter has a great 1989 comeback album
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: I encountered it in preparation for this show, haven't had the chance to listen though.
	10:51am Mr. Oxford: Hello Jan, MHLee, Fred and others! Just came back home from work and joining in. Fantastic (Japanese?) song!
	10:52am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled vintage groovers: Mason, fred, kreightoven.
	10:52am Mr Fab: Jan! And fans! Lovely to tune in to the dulcet tones of xylophones
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr. Oxford! Yes, Japanese. Hi David!
	10:52am David (in London): Mr Oxford. Mr Fab. Ahoy!
	10:52am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	10:53am Mr. Oxford: Ahoy David! Hey Mr. Fab!
	10:55am MHLee: Hi Fab and David and Mr Oxford
	11:03am Mr Fab: I heard “rock n roll” in that song, too. Thought I might have imagined it.
	11:04am Mr Fab: Harry Lauder: the Father of Rock n Roll
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, he definitely said it. I relistened it while prepping the episode
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: That's probably Teddy on Sax as well here.
	11:07am MHLee: Quite an opening on this
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: There are vids out where you can see him switching the instruments. He also used to whistle the melody while playing xylophone solos
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I almost fell off of my chair.
	11:17am David (in London): Same here. I had the kettle boiling noisily and decided I must have imagined him saying 'rock and roll'. Hats off to Harry.
	11:19am Mr. Oxford: Never knew "O Sole Mio" was adapted in Dutch language. This makes me wonder how many other language covers of "O Sole Mio" exist. I know there is one in English sung by Elvis Presley of all people.
	11:21am StringOFperils: Good morning, evening, Jan!
	11:22am David (in London): Don't know if it was the same elsewhere, but for an entire generation of Brits, 'O Sole Mio' means only one thing: an ice cream. It became synonymous with a particular brand - altogether now... "Just one Cornetto / give it to me / delicious ice cream / from Italy..."
	11:23am Feldy: Nut Cracker! Hi Jan and the rest O' the gang
	11:25am David (in London): String, Feldy, ahoy.
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Feldy!
	11:27am WR: My bald head doesn't shine.
	11:27am Mr Fab: Oh yeah Mr Oxford, “It’s Now or Never” was huge for Elvis. Groovy little Latin rock arrangement. the King really got to show off his vocal chops on it.
	11:28am Feldy: I absolutely love this type of conversation/battle song
	11:28am Mr. Oxford: @David, I just looked up the commercial you were referring to! Never knew about it. I'm going to sing "O Sole Mio" during my shower singing sessions with those lyrics from now on.
	11:29am WR: David (in London), Feldy, Mr Oxford, StringOFperils, MHLee, Mr Fab, Fred, kreightoven, and host Jan, I'm pleased to join your assembly.
	11:29am MHLee: Elvis actually thrived with some of the more creative arrangements
	11:30am Mr. Oxford: @Mr Fab, yep that's the one! I remember having a 30 #1 Elvis singles collection, think it was called Elv1s. It had "It's Now or Never". Elvis does sound great on that one. Just as good as he did on some of his early gospel albums.
	11:31am David (in London): Mr Oxford, please send me a recording immediately. And next time you're in London, I'll treat you to a Cornetto.
	11:32am Mr. Oxford: @WR pleased to have you here sir!
	11:33am Mr. Oxford: @David, believe me you don't want to hear the atrocity that would be me singing O Sole Cornetto. But I will take you up on that Cornetto if I'm ever in London.
	11:38am WR: Jan, perhaps this helps, this Scholte is linked on rateyourmusic.com to the song you played.
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR! I'll check that
	11:40am WR: Ah, forgot the links" rateyourmusic.com... rateyourmusic.com...
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: According to that page it would be Bob Scholte after all, which would fit the year, but I'm still not sure who the female singer is.
	11:42am Jan Turkenburg: And I finally found a picture of Bobby Klein that fits the recording year.
	11:44am Jan Turkenburg: Sofar I had only found pictures from the 70s and 80s. This one is from a newspaper from 1954 reviewing his debut as a yodeler.
	11:46am Feldy: WR, I am pleased to have you join us
	11:48am WR: Jan, your playlist pages are artful and educational. Appreciate the effort you put in on your 4 shows a week.
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: thank you!
	11:48am Mr. Oxford: I concur with WR
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: I appreciate that
	11:54am Feldy: So that's your secret... all those screens!
	11:55am Feldy: I have three screens in front of me, one is pretty much WFMU always :)
	11:55am David (in London): Lovely show today, Jan, thank you. Later groovoids.
	11:55am fred: Thanks Jan!
	11:56am Feldy: Thank you, Jan!
	11:56am Mr. Oxford: Thank you Jan for a wonderful show!
	11:56am StringOFperils: Thank you, Jan. Have a nice day everyone!
	11:56am WR: Thank you, Jan! Laters all.
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: StringOFperils!
	11:57am Mr Fab: Thanks Jan, and thanks to all who pledged!
	8:39pm WR: Listening to the fiest half of the episode
	9:11pm WR: Wow. Leadbelly making something up on the spot for the white liberals to further associate himself with Blind Lemon.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 6, 2022

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