WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 6, 2024

Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:03am WR: Hi on the way to Dr. appointment so will be in and out.
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR!
	10:05am Starkville Bill: Hello from north Mississippi
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Starkville Bill!
	10:07am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled kool kats: WR, Bill.
	10:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David!
	10:07am Krys O.: Hello! Hooray for Ukulele Ike!
	10:08am MHLee: Like Cliff Edwards a lot
	10:09am WR: Seems rhythm is a theme for today.
	10:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Krys! Hello MHLee!
	10:14am wenzo: Howdeeee Jan!
	10:14am MHLee: Man, I got in a Helen Kane rabbithole. Basically the whole of Betty Boop internet is on one side or another of the fallout of blogspot drama from like 2006 about whether or not Helen Kane stole her act from Baby Esther.
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:09 confirmed :-)
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: Wenzoooooo!
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:14 I've read about that... can't recall exactly though
	10:22am Krys O.: In 1932, when singer Helen Kane sued Fleischer Studios, claiming that they had appropriated her persona for the voice of the cartoon character Betty Boop, the studios defended themselves by arguing that Kane's style of singing—characterized by her baby voice and use of the phrase "boop-boop-a-doop"—was not her own invention. Theatrical manager Lou Bolton testified during the Kane v. Fleischer trial that Kane saw Baby Esther's cabaret act in 1928, in which Esther used interpolated words such as "boo-boo-boo" and "doo-doo-doo".[2] An early test sound film of Baby Esther's performance was used as evidence.[3] Other evidence introduced at the trial included a recording by the Duncan Sisters and testimony from performers such as Bonnie Poe, Margie Hines, and Little Ann Little, who testified that she had been singing in a baby voice and using interpolations such as "bo-de-o-do" for several years.[4] The court ruled against Kane.[2]
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Krys O. @10:22 thanks Krys!
	10:28am doctorjazz: Hi Jan and Streamers!
	10:28am doctorjazz: (Stomping my feet embarassingly out of time...)
	10:29am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg It all comes back to 1930s court transcripts which have never been published in full but I have read a lot of... but basically it goes back to her suing Fleischer over Betty Boop using her likeness and image. Fleischer, which hired three Kane impersonators to play Betty Boop argued Kane had no unique act to steal. They said her "baby talk" was not unique and scat was not unique and her appearance was similar to Clara Bow. It does seem Baby Esther scatted and had baby talk as part of her preformance but the combination of scat, baby talks, and the sexy "baby vamp" was Kane's thing. In the 80s an animator said they based her on Kane. My personal take is they definately made Boop based on Kane. If you look at the trial they make some wild leaps that didn't stick and were lucky that they found one of Kane's producers who said Kane probay saw Lil Esther perform. They also had video from Esthers live act but this was after Kane was famous and Esther's act was she was a celebrity impersonator so impossible to say what the video showed unless the release it.
	10:32am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dr Jazz!
	10:33am MHLee: If Kane stole her act, I can't say for sure, but they certaiy based Boop on her.
	10:34am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:33 ok, thanks MHLee!
	10:45am MHLee: I burned a weekend consuming everything related to that
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:45 😲
	10:47am David (in London): ↳ MHLee @10:45 I'm not surprised Mr Mason. Where did you find all the court records?
	10:51am MHLee: There's a "biography" of Kane which is really a hundred pages of court records and a little bit of biography. The rest are still held by New York court. They might still have the video too.
	10:53am David (in London): ↳ Song: "I Got Rhythm" by "Radio Rhythm Five" Yowsa, it's Al.
	10:54am Mr Fab: hi Jan! Morning is the busiest part of my workday, but have you on.
	10:55am Asheville Jon: quack quack
	10:55am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "I Got Rhythm" by "Radio Rhythm Five" Richard Thompson has a cool tune, "Al Bowlly's in Heaven", which is more about wartime than Bowlly, but it's a great tune.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Mr Fab @10:54 Hello Mr Fab!
	11:00am Dean: Some background to MHLee's account here: https://bettyboop.fandom.com/wiki/$250,000_Infringement_Lawsuit For those who aren't already aware, this proceeding occurred in the Appellate Division of NY's Supreme Court, which is not in fact the state's highest court, but its trial court. App Div, however, must have allowed certain appeals at this lower level.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks Dean!
	11:03am MHLee: Since this case there have bern several lawsuits like the Tom Waits now and the Scarlett Johansson Open AI one that seem somewhat relevant.
	11:08am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "I Got Rhythm" by "Bud Freeman" Really like Bud Freeman (not much played or noted these days).
	11:13am Dean: The most notable such case is probably Vanna White's against Samsung.
	11:16am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Buck Dance Rhythm" by "Slim Gaillard Trio" I'm hearing "Butt Dance Rhythm."
	11:17am Mr Fab: so far today: two Slim Gaillard tracks and Sidney Bechet covering Slim? This is a good day.
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Roberto @11:16 Hello Roberto!
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:55 QuaaaaacK!!!!
	11:18am Roberto: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:18 'sup Turkeyburger
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Roberto @11:18 😁
	11:20am David in California: ↳ Song: "Crazy Rhythm" by "Ray Starita" Hello, Jan. I'm enjoying the show. My favorite version of "Crazy Rhythm" is Whispering Jack Smith's.
	11:21am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David! Glad to hear!
	11:25am Feldy: Hi Jan, David, MHLee, and all y'all!
	11:29am doctorjazz: Love Dango's Crazy Rhythm (with the Americal Jazz Giants)
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	11:30am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Choose a song partner Radio Show (8)" by "Beryl V... Lookin' good, Beryl!
	11:31am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Loving the show but so busy at the pharmacy today no time to hang out (⁠~⁠_⁠~⁠メ⁠)
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: Hello N A R D!
	11:33am Mr Fab: "Stardust" did indeed top "favorite song" polls for years . But probably not lately...
	11:34am Kitschy Mama: Fabulous show Jan!
	11:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Kitschy Mama!
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: Thnx!
	11:36am coelacanth∅: Greetings Jan and all
	11:36am Jan Turkenburg: Hello coelacanth∅!
	11:38am Bob Barth: Morning Jan!! LOVE the program this morning. Hey Everybody!!
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Bob!
	11:41am coelacanth∅: g'morning Bob!
	11:42am Bob Barth: ↳ coelacanth∅ @11:41 Great to see you coelacanth
	11:43am David in California: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival" by "Morton Gould, Dor... Frank Gallop is remembered for a novelty song "The Ballad of Irving".
	11:46am Rich in Washington: hi
	11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	11:47am Bob Barth: ↳ David in California @11:43 Which is BRILLIANT!
	11:47am Rich in Washington: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:46 Hi Jan!
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: your avatar animation! superb!
	11:48am Rich in Washington: ↳ David in California @11:43 The hundred and forty-second fastest gun in the West?
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: I believe it's the Dutch ING bank in there.
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival" by "Morton Gould, Dor... btw www.bach-cantatas.com...
	11:50am David in California: ↳ Rich in Washington @11:48 That's the one! But I hadn't known about his work as an announcer until today.
	11:53am Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	11:54am WR: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival" by "Morton Gould, Dor... As far as I know, Cresta Blanca isn't remembered today...
	11:56am doctorjazz: Thanks, Jan! Dug the show!
	11:56am Rich in Washington: ↳ David in California @11:50 I didn't know it was Frank Gallop until the internet. The song was played often on a late night comedy program on my local classic rock station when I was a kid and I was usually too dumb to listen to the host backannounce who played what, if they did (I don't think they did. I think the comedy show was syndicated package sold to the station).
	11:56am Mr Fab: That guy invented the mashup! Pretty brilliant.
	11:56am David in California: Thank you, Jan!
	11:56am WR: ↳ WR @11:54 en.wikipedia.org... The now defunct Cresta Winery sponsored a few radio shows.
	11:57am David in California: ↳ Rich in Washington @11:56 I first heard it on Dr. Demento.
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Bye bye everybody!
	11:58am Mr Fab: wonderful times, Jan.
	11:58am Feldy: Thanks, Jan!!
	11:58am WR: I missed most of the episode, will listen to it this weekend. Thank you, Jan.
	11:59am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "Gotta Travel On" by "Billy Grammer" On the great Monument label
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Jan!
	12:00pm Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan!
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 6, 2024

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
	intro "intro"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Fisk University Jubilee Quartet	The Old Tunes	1911			0:00:52 (Pop-up)
Alix Combelle	Crazy Rhythm "Crazy Rhythm" by "Alix Combelle"	1935	+ Hot Club De France		0:03:17 (Pop-up)
Cliff Edwards	Fascinating Rhythm "Fascinating Rhythm" by "Cliff Edwards"	1925			0:05:50 (Pop-up)
Glenn Miller	I Got Rhythm "I Got Rhythm" by "Glenn Miller"	1937			0:08:41 (Pop-up)
Helen Kane	Readin' Ritin' Rhythm "Readin' Ritin' Rhythm" by "Helen Kane"	1930			0:11:40 (Pop-up)
Stan Kenton	Artistry In Rhythm "Artistry In Rhythm" by "Stan Kenton"	1944			0:14:15 (Pop-up)
Ethel Waters	I Got Rhythm "I Got Rhythm" by "Ethel Waters"	1930			0:17:29 (Pop-up)
International Novelty Orchetsra	Rhythm Of The Clock			International Novelty Orchestra International Novelty Orchestra	0:20:37 (Pop-up)
Leonid Utiosov Jazz Orchestra	Nas ritm (Our rhythm)	1947			0:22:47 (Pop-up)
Fred Rich	I Got Rhythm "I Got Rhythm" by "Fred Rich"	1930	vocal - Smith Ballew		0:26:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Die Schwalbe [Burgmüller)	2024			0:29:18 (Pop-up)
Gene Kelly	I Got Rhythm "I Got Rhythm" by "Gene Kelly"	1951			0:30:58 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	That's How Rhythm Was Born	1933			0:34:31 (Pop-up)
Nat Gonella	Mister Rhythm Man "Mister Rhythm Man" by "Nat Gonella"	1935			0:38:57 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Vote For Mr Rhythm	1936			0:40:18 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt (Hot Four)	I Got Rhythm	1935			0:42:42 (Pop-up)
Miller Quartet	Liefde In Rhythme "Liefde In Rhythme" by "Miller Quartet"	1946	vocal - Sanny Day		0:45:29 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard Trio	Chicken Rhythm	1951			0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Ben Bernie	Rhythm King "Rhythm King" by "Ben Bernie"	1928			0:50:30 (Pop-up)
Radio Rhythm Five	I Got Rhythm "I Got Rhythm" by "Radio Rhythm Five"	1932	vocal - Al Bowlly		0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Ramblers	Rhythm Is Our Business "Rhythm Is Our Business" by "Ramblers"	1935			0:55:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Die Schwalbe [Burgmüller)	2024			0:57:59 (Pop-up)
Sidney Bechet	Laughin' In Rhythm "Laughin' In Rhythm" by "Sidney Bechet"	1941			0:59:52 (Pop-up)
Dorsey Brothers	Rhythm Of The Rain	1934			1:01:59 (Pop-up)
Bud Freeman	I Got Rhythm "I Got Rhythm" by "Bud Freeman"	1938	+ Jess Stacy piano		1:04:41 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	London Rhythm "London Rhythm" by "Mills Brothers"	1936			1:07:31 (Pop-up)
Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra	Rhythm is Our Business	1934			1:09:40 (Pop-up)
Ray Starita	Crazy Rhythm "Crazy Rhythm" by "Ray Starita"	1928	Piccadilly Revels Band		1:12:55 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard Trio	Buck Dance Rhythm	1946			1:15:37 (Pop-up)
Estelle Edson	Rhythm In A Riff "Rhythm In A Riff" by "Estelle Edson"	1946	with Oscar Pettiford & All Stars	Oscar Pettiford Oscar Pettiford	1:18:57 (Pop-up)
John Abriani Tanzorchester	Schwingende Rhythmen	1939			1:21:49 (Pop-up)
Tony Murena	Rythme et swing "Rythme et swing" by "Tony Murena"	1941			1:24:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christianne	Die Schwalbe [Burgmüller)	2024			1:27:38 (Pop-up)
Old Time Radio "Old Time Radio"
Beryl Vaughn, Don Moreland, Adele Scott	Choose a song partner Radio Show (8)	1947	(last part missing)	Beryl Vaughn Beryl Vaughn	1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Morton Gould, Dorothy Shay, Alec Templeton & Frank Gallop	The Cresta Blanca Carnival	1944	(first part)	Morton Gould Morton Gould	1:39:28 (Pop-up)

Billy Grammer	Gotta Travel On "Gotta Travel On" by "Billy Grammer"	1958			1:57:00 (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

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

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!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:03am WR: Hi on the way to Dr. appointment so will be in and out.
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR!
	10:05am Starkville Bill: Hello from north Mississippi
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Starkville Bill!
	10:07am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and assembled kool kats: WR, Bill.
	10:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hello David!
	10:07am Krys O.: Hello! Hooray for Ukulele Ike!
	10:08am MHLee: Like Cliff Edwards a lot
	10:09am WR: Seems rhythm is a theme for today.
	10:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Krys! Hello MHLee!
	10:14am wenzo: Howdeeee Jan!
	10:14am MHLee: Man, I got in a Helen Kane rabbithole. Basically the whole of Betty Boop internet is on one side or another of the fallout of blogspot drama from like 2006 about whether or not Helen Kane stole her act from Baby Esther.
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ WR @10:09 confirmed :-)
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: Wenzoooooo!
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:14 I've read about that... can't recall exactly though
	10:22am Krys O.: In 1932, when singer Helen Kane sued Fleischer Studios, claiming that they had appropriated her persona for the voice of the cartoon character Betty Boop, the studios defended themselves by arguing that Kane's style of singing—characterized by her baby voice and use of the phrase "boop-boop-a-doop"—was not her own invention. Theatrical manager Lou Bolton testified during the Kane v. Fleischer trial that Kane saw Baby Esther's cabaret act in 1928, in which Esther used interpolated words such as "boo-boo-boo" and "doo-doo-doo".[2] An early test sound film of Baby Esther's performance was used as evidence.[3] Other evidence introduced at the trial included a recording by the Duncan Sisters and testimony from performers such as Bonnie Poe, Margie Hines, and Little Ann Little, who testified that she had been singing in a baby voice and using interpolations such as "bo-de-o-do" for several years.[4] The court ruled against Kane.[2]
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Krys O. @10:22 thanks Krys!
	10:28am doctorjazz: Hi Jan and Streamers!
	10:28am doctorjazz: (Stomping my feet embarassingly out of time...)
	10:29am MHLee: @Jan Turkenburg It all comes back to 1930s court transcripts which have never been published in full but I have read a lot of... but basically it goes back to her suing Fleischer over Betty Boop using her likeness and image. Fleischer, which hired three Kane impersonators to play Betty Boop argued Kane had no unique act to steal. They said her "baby talk" was not unique and scat was not unique and her appearance was similar to Clara Bow. It does seem Baby Esther scatted and had baby talk as part of her preformance but the combination of scat, baby talks, and the sexy "baby vamp" was Kane's thing. In the 80s an animator said they based her on Kane. My personal take is they definately made Boop based on Kane. If you look at the trial they make some wild leaps that didn't stick and were lucky that they found one of Kane's producers who said Kane probay saw Lil Esther perform. They also had video from Esthers live act but this was after Kane was famous and Esther's act was she was a celebrity impersonator so impossible to say what the video showed unless the release it.
	10:32am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dr Jazz!
	10:33am MHLee: If Kane stole her act, I can't say for sure, but they certaiy based Boop on her.
	10:34am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:33 ok, thanks MHLee!
	10:45am MHLee: I burned a weekend consuming everything related to that
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ MHLee @10:45 😲
	10:47am David (in London): ↳ MHLee @10:45 I'm not surprised Mr Mason. Where did you find all the court records?
	10:51am MHLee: There's a "biography" of Kane which is really a hundred pages of court records and a little bit of biography. The rest are still held by New York court. They might still have the video too.
	10:53am David (in London): ↳ Song: "I Got Rhythm" by "Radio Rhythm Five" Yowsa, it's Al.
	10:54am Mr Fab: hi Jan! Morning is the busiest part of my workday, but have you on.
	10:55am Asheville Jon: quack quack
	10:55am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "I Got Rhythm" by "Radio Rhythm Five" Richard Thompson has a cool tune, "Al Bowlly's in Heaven", which is more about wartime than Bowlly, but it's a great tune.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Mr Fab @10:54 Hello Mr Fab!
	11:00am Dean: Some background to MHLee's account here: https://bettyboop.fandom.com/wiki/$250,000_Infringement_Lawsuit For those who aren't already aware, this proceeding occurred in the Appellate Division of NY's Supreme Court, which is not in fact the state's highest court, but its trial court. App Div, however, must have allowed certain appeals at this lower level.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: Thanks Dean!
	11:03am MHLee: Since this case there have bern several lawsuits like the Tom Waits now and the Scarlett Johansson Open AI one that seem somewhat relevant.
	11:08am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "I Got Rhythm" by "Bud Freeman" Really like Bud Freeman (not much played or noted these days).
	11:13am Dean: The most notable such case is probably Vanna White's against Samsung.
	11:16am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Buck Dance Rhythm" by "Slim Gaillard Trio" I'm hearing "Butt Dance Rhythm."
	11:17am Mr Fab: so far today: two Slim Gaillard tracks and Sidney Bechet covering Slim? This is a good day.
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Roberto @11:16 Hello Roberto!
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Asheville Jon @10:55 QuaaaaacK!!!!
	11:18am Roberto: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:18 'sup Turkeyburger
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Roberto @11:18 😁
	11:20am David in California: ↳ Song: "Crazy Rhythm" by "Ray Starita" Hello, Jan. I'm enjoying the show. My favorite version of "Crazy Rhythm" is Whispering Jack Smith's.
	11:21am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David! Glad to hear!
	11:25am Feldy: Hi Jan, David, MHLee, and all y'all!
	11:29am doctorjazz: Love Dango's Crazy Rhythm (with the Americal Jazz Giants)
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	11:30am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Choose a song partner Radio Show (8)" by "Beryl V... Lookin' good, Beryl!
	11:31am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Loving the show but so busy at the pharmacy today no time to hang out (⁠~⁠_⁠~⁠メ⁠)
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: Hello N A R D!
	11:33am Mr Fab: "Stardust" did indeed top "favorite song" polls for years . But probably not lately...
	11:34am Kitschy Mama: Fabulous show Jan!
	11:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Kitschy Mama!
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: Thnx!
	11:36am coelacanth∅: Greetings Jan and all
	11:36am Jan Turkenburg: Hello coelacanth∅!
	11:38am Bob Barth: Morning Jan!! LOVE the program this morning. Hey Everybody!!
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hello Bob!
	11:41am coelacanth∅: g'morning Bob!
	11:42am Bob Barth: ↳ coelacanth∅ @11:41 Great to see you coelacanth
	11:43am David in California: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival" by "Morton Gould, Dor... Frank Gallop is remembered for a novelty song "The Ballad of Irving".
	11:46am Rich in Washington: hi
	11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	11:47am Bob Barth: ↳ David in California @11:43 Which is BRILLIANT!
	11:47am Rich in Washington: ↳ Jan Turkenburg @11:46 Hi Jan!
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: your avatar animation! superb!
	11:48am Rich in Washington: ↳ David in California @11:43 The hundred and forty-second fastest gun in the West?
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: I believe it's the Dutch ING bank in there.
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival" by "Morton Gould, Dor... btw www.bach-cantatas.com...
	11:50am David in California: ↳ Rich in Washington @11:48 That's the one! But I hadn't known about his work as an announcer until today.
	11:53am Krys O.: Thanks, Jan!
	11:54am WR: ↳ Song: "The Cresta Blanca Carnival" by "Morton Gould, Dor... As far as I know, Cresta Blanca isn't remembered today...
	11:56am doctorjazz: Thanks, Jan! Dug the show!
	11:56am Rich in Washington: ↳ David in California @11:50 I didn't know it was Frank Gallop until the internet. The song was played often on a late night comedy program on my local classic rock station when I was a kid and I was usually too dumb to listen to the host backannounce who played what, if they did (I don't think they did. I think the comedy show was syndicated package sold to the station).
	11:56am Mr Fab: That guy invented the mashup! Pretty brilliant.
	11:56am David in California: Thank you, Jan!
	11:56am WR: ↳ WR @11:54 en.wikipedia.org... The now defunct Cresta Winery sponsored a few radio shows.
	11:57am David in California: ↳ Rich in Washington @11:56 I first heard it on Dr. Demento.
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Bye bye everybody!
	11:58am Mr Fab: wonderful times, Jan.
	11:58am Feldy: Thanks, Jan!!
	11:58am WR: I missed most of the episode, will listen to it this weekend. Thank you, Jan.
	11:59am Krys O.: ↳ Song: "Gotta Travel On" by "Billy Grammer" On the great Monument label
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Jan!
	12:00pm Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan!
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 6, 2024

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