WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 16, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:50am Asheville Jon: quack quack
	9:51am Jan Turkenburg: Quack!
	9:53am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Jon!
	10:02am Feldy: Hello Jan and all!
	10:03am Asheville Jon: hello one and all. gotta be working, will be listening
	10:04am Roberto: Will we be hearing some Columbus-era recordings today?
	10:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam, Hello Roberto (if only...)
	10:06am wenzo: Howdee Jan, howya doin’ folkz
	10:07am WR: Romaine lettuce for Ceasar?
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Wenzo. Hi WR!
	10:11am MHLee: Hi folks
	10:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:16am MHLee: Heh, I know this one. Think I learned it from Tiny Tim first
	10:17am WR: ↳ Song: "High Society" by "Clarence Williams a h Washboard... was writing a work email and didn't even notice that was a washboard band version of High Society. Will be relistening to that.
	10:19am MHLee: I just dead a blues show on the origin of rock n roll that had a ton of this boogie woogie stuff in it
	10:21am WR: Today's episode is stellar! One gem after another.
	10:22am Feldy: I’m glad I got to tune in early; loving the show!
	10:23am MHLee: My conclusion was by 1947-1948 some songs already sound as rock n' roll as 'rocket 88'
	10:23am MHLee: *did not dead a blues show
	10:27am Roberto: ↳ Song: "The Argentines, the Portuguese, and the Greek" by... My wife's sister's husband's cousin is married to Eddie Cantor's grandson.
	10:28am MHLee: Brel is one of the earliest singer-songwriters isn't he? Connie Converse is the only one I can think of from around the same time?
	10:28am WR: Nice segue Brel to Sumac.
	10:29am MHLee: @Roberto The joke was that he woukd never be able to see all his daughters married.
	10:30am Roberto: ↳ MHLee @10:29 One of them had children very late. That's why his grandson isn't 80 years old.
	10:30am WR: ↳ MHLee @10:28 There is a Dutch singer that Jan has played. Played guitar. His wife and daughter sometimes sang with him. Jan, am I making sense, after the back announce maybe Jan can reply.
	10:31am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and all you fabulous top hatted and tiaraed hepcats.
	10:32am MHLee: @Roberto Lindbergh had a living son until recently. I know a girl who is Lindbergh's granddaughter and niece to the Lindbergh baby.
	10:33am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:33am Roberto: ↳ MHLee @10:32 Wowza
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:30 I'm breaking my head over this.... maybe it will come back to mind later
	10:36am WR: I will look at your Saturday shows, I think you did a feature on him.
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:30 You mean: www.discogs.com... ?
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:36 ah! Now there's a bell ringing...
	10:39am MHLee: This band is fantastic. You don't get a lot of rauchy Western music but these guys have more than 1 number.
	10:40am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:39 Louis Davids?
	10:40am WR: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:37 No, much earlier artist. Although my description may have combined more than one artist. wfmu.org... George Hofmann partially fits the description but that isn't who I am picturing.
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:40 Ah, yes They were the pioneers!
	10:41am WR: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:40 Not Davids, or I am totally remembering wrong.
	10:42am Krys O.: Hello!
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Krys!
	10:43am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:41 wfmu.org... ?
	10:43am WR: Koos Speenhoff is who I was thinking of. wfmu.org...
	10:43am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	10:43am WR: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:43 Bingo!
	10:46am MHLee: I like this rendition.
	10:47am MHLee: It's actually a really witty little somg with the inversion in the last verse
	10:49am David (in London): ↳ Song: "The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks" by... "In 1946, Twentieth Century-Fox considered making a musical biography about the sisters' life" - wow, that would have been something.
	10:50am WR: ↳ Song: "The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks" by... nice link info there, also, Duncan Sisters new to me.
	10:52am Derek Westerholm: Hmm, has anyone ever bought anyone a Zeppelin? I suppose it could be a good idea.
	10:53am Derek Westerholm: Hi Jan, hi all... KrysO, WR, MHLee, Roberto, Feldy, all... all... hello hello... Doing some rare daytime listening at work here.
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Derek Westerholm @10:52 Hello Derek!!
	10:54am WR: Hello Derek!
	10:54am MHLee: I feel like a zeppelin would be too expensive to opperate with the helium shortage...
	10:54am Derek Westerholm: Do any listeners get a free prize Zeppelin at the end of the show?
	10:54am Derek Westerholm: It could stay docked until the price of helium comes down, so it can go up.
	10:55am MHLee: Military bands are a popular subject for edison cylinderd
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Derek Westerholm @10:54 😁
	10:59am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Ink Spots" 💗
	10:59am MHLee: Wow, this doesn't have the 'Happy Trails' type guitar this band usually has
	10:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Bri!
	10:59am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ MHLee @10:59 Right?
	11:00am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:59 Hey Jan!
	11:03am MHLee: Hi Bri
	11:04am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Armenians mentioned, I'm here!
	11:04am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ MHLee @11:03 Hey
	11:06am WR: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Fletcher Henderson" Thank you for playing Henderson's band version and not the bigger hit at the time, Benny Goodman band, who were playing Henderson's arrangement.
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @11:04 Hello N A R D! We see you!
	11:09am Derek Westerholm: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Fletcher Henderson" My dad had this on quite a few mixtapes... That was his hobby & passion, making mixtapes and cataloguing them / giving them to friends & family through the 70's/80's/90's/00's until he died. He was a trailblazer! Haha.
	11:09am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Fletcher Henderson" Ah, my creative writing teacher introduced my to Henderson, thus began my love for old timey music
	11:10am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Derek Westerholm @11:09 Wow! I love making mixtapes myself
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @11:10 👍
	11:14am Derek Westerholm: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @11:10 Awesome, Bri! Mixtapes are the best! Hello btw...
	11:14am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Derek Westerholm @11:14 Hey!
	11:15am MHLee: This is fun
	11:16am WR: ↳ Song: "Back In Your Own Backyard" by "Billie Holiday & L... This song was originally an Al Jolson tune. There was another similar song, "Stay in Your Own Backyard". secondhandsongs.com...
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @11:16 Thank for the research WR!
	11:22am MHLee: Keep the Sunnyside Up here
	11:24am MHLee: Shame that was all instrumental, quite like the lyrics of that
	11:25am WR: I had no memory of the Jolson song being done by Holiday and Young, but it made me look up the other song because I was once told by one of the performers of that song that he did not want it broadcast over the radio. That he had recorded the song as an academic exercise for library research, not for general public consumption.
	11:28am doctorjazz: Late to the party, hi Jan and over/unders!
	11:29am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ doctorjazz @11:28 Hey Doc!
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Doctorjazz!
	11:30am Christianne: Hello Jan! And everybody else!
	11:30am WR: ↳ doctorjazz @11:28 Hi DoctorJazz! I was wishing you were with us at the beginning of the episode to try to unwrap what was going on in The Barry Sisters recording.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Christianne (en toch voel ik een afstand ;-) )
	11:37am doctorjazz: ↳ WR @11:30 That Barry Sisters track is one I remember my mom playing a lot when I was a wee lad. She loved those albums! (I was catching up with Sam Segal's show and working, and forgot the time...)
	11:37am WR: ↳ Song: "The Florida Street Show" by "Harry Richman, Fred ... that song "Three Little Words" that Lee Wiley sang is a classic tune. Looking it up I am surprised to find that the first major recording of it was The Rhythm Boys (featuring Bing Crosby) with the Duke Ellington Orch. en.wikipedia.org... High profile mixed race performance in 1930 surprises me so much that I am going to check if Wikipedia is right...
	11:38am MHLee: Uh oh
	11:38am WR: what happened? Paco unplug something?
	11:39am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WR @11:38 I was wondering, sounds too new
	11:39am Christianne: Helllo! Jan asked me to say that Jan's connection is down!
	11:39am doctorjazz: Some fine tracks I missed...(a as my mom used to say, M'kennish tansin of tzvei chasunas mit eine tuchous, which translates to, you can't dance at 2 weddings with one ass (be in 2 places at the same time)
	11:40am doctorjazz: ↳ Christianne @11:39 Sounds like we're streamin'
	11:40am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Christianne @11:39 :(
	11:44am Bri The Beatnik: Thought I was listening to the Bunny
	11:45am MHLee: @doctorjazz I wish I had a better grasp of Yiddish
	11:47am Christianne: Jan says sorry the probleem cant be fixed now
	11:52am Roberto: Oh derp I didn't even realize we had lost the intended programming. See y'all next time!
	11:53am Lizardner Dave !: Ah bummer, the old time radio has become my favorite part of the show!
	11:53am Lizardner Dave !: Catch you all next week!
	11:54am Rich in Washington: this sound COULD be 64+
	12:00pm WR: Thank you! Jan! Later folks
	12:04pm WR: ↳ WR @11:37 PS: this is a tangent, but yes The Rhythm Boys recorded with Duke Ellington in 1930. And it seems that Ellington recorded with other anglo vocalists early on. Ellington's prestige position as the feature at the Cotton Club may have been a factor. www.discogs.com...

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
	intro "intro"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nora Bayes	The Argentines The Portuguese and Greeks	1920	"The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks" contains a mixed message of fear, envy and respect. It's perhaps the earliest example of Greek immigrants making it into American musical history. There are a few variations between the versions		0:00:58 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones	Lou-Easy-An-I-A "Lou-Easy-An-I-A" by "Brother Bones"	1952			0:03:48 (Pop-up)
Barry sisters	Romania romania "Romania romania" by "Barry sisters"	1957			0:06:46 (Pop-up)
Bobby Gregory and His Cactus Cowboys	IN A LITTLE GREEN HOUSE	1949			0:10:43 (Pop-up)
Clarence Williams a h Washboard Band	High Society	1927			0:12:53 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cantor	The Argentines, the Portuguese, and the Greek	1920			0:15:30 (Pop-up)
Gene Ammons	S.P. Blues "S.P. Blues" by "Gene Ammons"	1947			0:18:14 (Pop-up)
Hal McIntyre	Strange Mood "Strange Mood" by "Hal McIntyre"	1944			0:20:48 (Pop-up)
Jacques Brel	L' Ange Déchu "L' Ange Déchu" by "Jacques Brel"	1953			0:24:56 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Wak'ai (Cry) "Wak'ai (Cry)" by "Yma Sumac"	1953			0:27:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Abschied [Burgmüller]		Recorded may 15, 2024, Thriftstore Restaurant Deksels, Zwolle		0:30:10 (Pop-up)
Edward Meeker	The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks	1922			0:31:49 (Pop-up)
Willy Hagara	Ich Habe Sieben Bräute	1959			0:35:47 (Pop-up)
Light Crust Doughboys	You Got What I Want	1939			0:38:11 (Pop-up)
Kiliz	Les canards tyroliens "Les canards tyroliens" by "Kiliz"	1936			0:40:46 (Pop-up)
Johnny and Jones	Swing your song, Violetta	1938			0:43:47 (Pop-up)
The Duncan Sisters	The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks	1923	more details and lyrics		0:46:13 (Pop-up)
Gerald Clark & His Invaders	Exploring	1946			0:51:08 (Pop-up)
The Bachelors	Columbus Said, “Si, Si, Signor"		In 1946, Ted Cott, as program director for radio station WNEW, commissioned Hy Zaret and Lou Singer to write a series of one minute "jingles" on racial understanding and Americanism. The resulting collection of 12 songs was called Little Songs on Big Subjects. WNEW transcribed 5 of them and aired them as what later became known as Public Service Announcements (PSAs). The Institute for Democratic Education made them available to stations throughout the U.S., and the songs aired daily on hundreds of radio stations. By 1949, an executive from WNEW estimated the songs had aired half a million times. The original recordings featured The Bachelors, with Ray Porter arranger and conductor. In 1947, Argosy published a songbook with cover illustration by Roger Duvoisin, and VOX Records released an album (VOX VSP 306) in their Spotlight Series, with cover art by Don Shapiro.. In January 1949, a new record featuring The Jesters with Roy Ross and his orchestra was released with 11 songs. It did not include "The Poor Old World." The cover design was by Otto Soglow. (Discogs)		0:52:20 (Pop-up)
New York Military Band	Columbus "Columbus" by "New York Military Band"	1910			0:53:47 (Pop-up)
Ink Spots	Christopher Columbus "Christopher Columbus" by "Ink Spots"	1935			0:58:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Abschied [Burgmüller]		Recorded may 15, 2024, Thriftstore Restaurant Deksels, Zwolle		1:01:20 (Pop-up)
Jack Norworth	Argentines, Portuguese, and Greeks	1920			1:02:53 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson	Christopher Columbus	1936			1:05:29 (Pop-up)
Jan Tromp	Beautiful Isle of Somewhere	1953			1:08:32 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday & Lester Young	Back In Your Own Backyard	1938			1:11:22 (Pop-up)
Josef Marais	Vat you goed en trek	1940			1:14:02 (Pop-up)
Arthur Collins	Argentines The Portugese And The Greeks	1920		Arthur Collins Arthur Collins	1:15:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Abschied [Burgmüller]		Recorded may 15, 2024, Thriftstore Restaurant Deksels, Zwolle		1:18:06 (Pop-up)
Old Time Radio "Old Time Radio"
Harry Richman, Fred Rich Orchestra, Lee Wiley a.o.	The Florida Street Show			Harry Richman Harry Richman	1:19:42 (Pop-up)
Eddy Arnold	The Eddy Arnold Show "The Eddy Arnold Show" by "Eddy Arnold"	1947	[Internet connection with Jan broke off three minutes into this part of the show, after which SJR auto stream kicked in]	Eddy Arnold Eddy Arnold	1:34:11 (Pop-up)

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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

Merrilly We Roll Along A mish-mash of high energy lunacy, reverence, and irreverence for forgotten pop stars, love for Saturday morning cartoons and exploration of pre-rock novelties, classic and neo-Vaudeville, jug bands, polka, klezmer and much much more fun! with MHLee

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

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Listener comments!
	9:50am Asheville Jon: quack quack
	9:51am Jan Turkenburg: Quack!
	9:53am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Jon!
	10:02am Feldy: Hello Jan and all!
	10:03am Asheville Jon: hello one and all. gotta be working, will be listening
	10:04am Roberto: Will we be hearing some Columbus-era recordings today?
	10:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam, Hello Roberto (if only...)
	10:06am wenzo: Howdee Jan, howya doin’ folkz
	10:07am WR: Romaine lettuce for Ceasar?
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Wenzo. Hi WR!
	10:11am MHLee: Hi folks
	10:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:16am MHLee: Heh, I know this one. Think I learned it from Tiny Tim first
	10:17am WR: ↳ Song: "High Society" by "Clarence Williams a h Washboard... was writing a work email and didn't even notice that was a washboard band version of High Society. Will be relistening to that.
	10:19am MHLee: I just dead a blues show on the origin of rock n roll that had a ton of this boogie woogie stuff in it
	10:21am WR: Today's episode is stellar! One gem after another.
	10:22am Feldy: I’m glad I got to tune in early; loving the show!
	10:23am MHLee: My conclusion was by 1947-1948 some songs already sound as rock n' roll as 'rocket 88'
	10:23am MHLee: *did not dead a blues show
	10:27am Roberto: ↳ Song: "The Argentines, the Portuguese, and the Greek" by... My wife's sister's husband's cousin is married to Eddie Cantor's grandson.
	10:28am MHLee: Brel is one of the earliest singer-songwriters isn't he? Connie Converse is the only one I can think of from around the same time?
	10:28am WR: Nice segue Brel to Sumac.
	10:29am MHLee: @Roberto The joke was that he woukd never be able to see all his daughters married.
	10:30am Roberto: ↳ MHLee @10:29 One of them had children very late. That's why his grandson isn't 80 years old.
	10:30am WR: ↳ MHLee @10:28 There is a Dutch singer that Jan has played. Played guitar. His wife and daughter sometimes sang with him. Jan, am I making sense, after the back announce maybe Jan can reply.
	10:31am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and all you fabulous top hatted and tiaraed hepcats.
	10:32am MHLee: @Roberto Lindbergh had a living son until recently. I know a girl who is Lindbergh's granddaughter and niece to the Lindbergh baby.
	10:33am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:33am Roberto: ↳ MHLee @10:32 Wowza
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:30 I'm breaking my head over this.... maybe it will come back to mind later
	10:36am WR: I will look at your Saturday shows, I think you did a feature on him.
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:30 You mean: www.discogs.com... ?
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:36 ah! Now there's a bell ringing...
	10:39am MHLee: This band is fantastic. You don't get a lot of rauchy Western music but these guys have more than 1 number.
	10:40am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:39 Louis Davids?
	10:40am WR: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:37 No, much earlier artist. Although my description may have combined more than one artist. wfmu.org... George Hofmann partially fits the description but that isn't who I am picturing.
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:40 Ah, yes They were the pioneers!
	10:41am WR: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:40 Not Davids, or I am totally remembering wrong.
	10:42am Krys O.: Hello!
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Krys!
	10:43am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:41 wfmu.org... ?
	10:43am WR: Koos Speenhoff is who I was thinking of. wfmu.org...
	10:43am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	10:43am WR: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:43 Bingo!
	10:46am MHLee: I like this rendition.
	10:47am MHLee: It's actually a really witty little somg with the inversion in the last verse
	10:49am David (in London): ↳ Song: "The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks" by... "In 1946, Twentieth Century-Fox considered making a musical biography about the sisters' life" - wow, that would have been something.
	10:50am WR: ↳ Song: "The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks" by... nice link info there, also, Duncan Sisters new to me.
	10:52am Derek Westerholm: Hmm, has anyone ever bought anyone a Zeppelin? I suppose it could be a good idea.
	10:53am Derek Westerholm: Hi Jan, hi all... KrysO, WR, MHLee, Roberto, Feldy, all... all... hello hello... Doing some rare daytime listening at work here.
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Derek Westerholm @10:52 Hello Derek!!
	10:54am WR: Hello Derek!
	10:54am MHLee: I feel like a zeppelin would be too expensive to opperate with the helium shortage...
	10:54am Derek Westerholm: Do any listeners get a free prize Zeppelin at the end of the show?
	10:54am Derek Westerholm: It could stay docked until the price of helium comes down, so it can go up.
	10:55am MHLee: Military bands are a popular subject for edison cylinderd
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Derek Westerholm @10:54 😁
	10:59am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Ink Spots" 💗
	10:59am MHLee: Wow, this doesn't have the 'Happy Trails' type guitar this band usually has
	10:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Bri!
	10:59am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ MHLee @10:59 Right?
	11:00am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @10:59 Hey Jan!
	11:03am MHLee: Hi Bri
	11:04am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Armenians mentioned, I'm here!
	11:04am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ MHLee @11:03 Hey
	11:06am WR: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Fletcher Henderson" Thank you for playing Henderson's band version and not the bigger hit at the time, Benny Goodman band, who were playing Henderson's arrangement.
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @11:04 Hello N A R D! We see you!
	11:09am Derek Westerholm: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Fletcher Henderson" My dad had this on quite a few mixtapes... That was his hobby & passion, making mixtapes and cataloguing them / giving them to friends & family through the 70's/80's/90's/00's until he died. He was a trailblazer! Haha.
	11:09am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "Christopher Columbus" by "Fletcher Henderson" Ah, my creative writing teacher introduced my to Henderson, thus began my love for old timey music
	11:10am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Derek Westerholm @11:09 Wow! I love making mixtapes myself
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @11:10 👍
	11:14am Derek Westerholm: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @11:10 Awesome, Bri! Mixtapes are the best! Hello btw...
	11:14am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Derek Westerholm @11:14 Hey!
	11:15am MHLee: This is fun
	11:16am WR: ↳ Song: "Back In Your Own Backyard" by "Billie Holiday & L... This song was originally an Al Jolson tune. There was another similar song, "Stay in Your Own Backyard". secondhandsongs.com...
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @11:16 Thank for the research WR!
	11:22am MHLee: Keep the Sunnyside Up here
	11:24am MHLee: Shame that was all instrumental, quite like the lyrics of that
	11:25am WR: I had no memory of the Jolson song being done by Holiday and Young, but it made me look up the other song because I was once told by one of the performers of that song that he did not want it broadcast over the radio. That he had recorded the song as an academic exercise for library research, not for general public consumption.
	11:28am doctorjazz: Late to the party, hi Jan and over/unders!
	11:29am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ doctorjazz @11:28 Hey Doc!
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Doctorjazz!
	11:30am Christianne: Hello Jan! And everybody else!
	11:30am WR: ↳ doctorjazz @11:28 Hi DoctorJazz! I was wishing you were with us at the beginning of the episode to try to unwrap what was going on in The Barry Sisters recording.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Christianne (en toch voel ik een afstand ;-) )
	11:37am doctorjazz: ↳ WR @11:30 That Barry Sisters track is one I remember my mom playing a lot when I was a wee lad. She loved those albums! (I was catching up with Sam Segal's show and working, and forgot the time...)
	11:37am WR: ↳ Song: "The Florida Street Show" by "Harry Richman, Fred ... that song "Three Little Words" that Lee Wiley sang is a classic tune. Looking it up I am surprised to find that the first major recording of it was The Rhythm Boys (featuring Bing Crosby) with the Duke Ellington Orch. en.wikipedia.org... High profile mixed race performance in 1930 surprises me so much that I am going to check if Wikipedia is right...
	11:38am MHLee: Uh oh
	11:38am WR: what happened? Paco unplug something?
	11:39am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WR @11:38 I was wondering, sounds too new
	11:39am Christianne: Helllo! Jan asked me to say that Jan's connection is down!
	11:39am doctorjazz: Some fine tracks I missed...(a as my mom used to say, M'kennish tansin of tzvei chasunas mit eine tuchous, which translates to, you can't dance at 2 weddings with one ass (be in 2 places at the same time)
	11:40am doctorjazz: ↳ Christianne @11:39 Sounds like we're streamin'
	11:40am Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Christianne @11:39 :(
	11:44am Bri The Beatnik: Thought I was listening to the Bunny
	11:45am MHLee: @doctorjazz I wish I had a better grasp of Yiddish
	11:47am Christianne: Jan says sorry the probleem cant be fixed now
	11:52am Roberto: Oh derp I didn't even realize we had lost the intended programming. See y'all next time!
	11:53am Lizardner Dave !: Ah bummer, the old time radio has become my favorite part of the show!
	11:53am Lizardner Dave !: Catch you all next week!
	11:54am Rich in Washington: this sound COULD be 64+
	12:00pm WR: Thank you! Jan! Later folks
	12:04pm WR: ↳ WR @11:37 PS: this is a tangent, but yes The Rhythm Boys recorded with Duke Ellington in 1930. And it seems that Ellington recorded with other anglo vocalists early on. Ellington's prestige position as the feature at the Cotton Club may have been a factor. www.discogs.com...

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from May 16, 2024

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