WFMU: FMA Listening Party with Cheyenne: Playlist from June 6, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Cheyenne and all! Literal wax trax today!
	3:02pm doctorjazz: Sounds like fun, psyched!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Uh Oh! Marimbaphone Garrison Keillor is your background music!
	3:03pm Cheyenne: Howdy friends & hamsters! Looking very forward to sharing these cuts with y'all. Some really remarkable stuff from the early days of the FMA, and the earlier days of music recording itself!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: That first track has serious in-theme potential.
	3:03pm Webhamster Henry: More acoustic recordings today will be played as MAC returns to the summer schedule.
	3:04pm Cheyenne: Some of these cuts are from MAC's old shows. I am excited that he and Mike are making a return to WFMU for the summer!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: I believe Vernon Dalhart created that stage name by putting together the names of two towns in Texas. Greetings, Cheyenne and Partygoers!
	3:06pm Stanley: Hi Cheyenne. Love the fact you put these shows out as podcasts. I've listened to the Ambient Ataraxia show two or three times. Beautiful stuff to fall asleep to.
	3:06pm Webhamster Henry: Cylinder skips!
	3:06pm Cheyenne: Howdy Stanley! Glad you liked it! There'll be much more where that came from - enjoy!
	3:08pm Cheyenne: @Doug that's a good strategy! Being from Kentucky I could be Nonesuch Monkey's Eyebrow. Lotsa bonkers names for towns in my home state.
	3:09pm Stanley: A quick question, Cheyenne - on the FMA website, would there be a possibilty of allowing users to create playlists?
	3:10pm Cheyenne: @Stanley - Yep, anyone who can login can make playlists on FMA.
	3:11pm Webhamster Henry: Imagine a world where about 20% of all recording was Billy Murray.
	3:11pm Parq: This Billy Murray is whetting my appetite for Mac's return -- tonight, isn't it?
	3:12pm listener james from westwood: That would be a grand world indeed, WH!
	3:12pm Cheyenne: Billy Murray shows up a lot in the FMA historic/old time genre! And yes, @Parq, I'm pretty sure tonight's the night!
	3:13pm Webhamster Henry: 08:00 pm - 09:00 pm The Antique Phonograph Music Program• with MAC and Mike Haar
	3:16pm Parq: And pleased to be here now, listening to this show.
	3:16pm Dean: A few nights ago I viewed a 1 hr., 20 min., talk Ken Freedman gave at Harvard's Berkman Center c.2006 about the early development of FMA. Really fascinating. Ken's grasp of technological, legal, and cultural dynamics was impressive. (He hiccoughed only once, having failed to recognize that copyright does not require registration. But that's an understandable lapse.) I learned a ton.
	3:19pm Cheyenne: @Dean - yes, without his direction and vision FMA would not exist! So happy to be part of the effort and bringing an hour of FMA programming to the GTDR stream each week.
	3:23pm Doug Schulkind: If there's a Monkey's Eyebrow, you've to think there's a Rat's Ass somewhere in the state.
	3:24pm Webhamster Henry: Liz Berg plays a lot of FMA material, but I'm often listening to Tony Coulter (Tape Hiss is not archived). I guess I'm too lazy to make my own FMA selections - so thanks for the show!
	3:26pm Cheyenne: Haha, no problem @Webhamster! And @Doug, there probably is, I just haven't driven past it in my travels. I have driven past Gnaw Bone, Indiana, probably also known for its rats.
	3:29pm Doug Schulkind: Pennsylvania apparently has some pretty bizarre pace names, but I still refuse to believe I actually live here, so I am blissfully uninformed.
	3:30pm Cheyenne: Kentucky also has a strange habit of pronouncing things wildly incorrectly: Versailles like "Ver-SAYL-s", Athens like "AY-thuns" etc
	3:30pm northguineahills: I was about to ask or trawl the innertubes about this song, and lo and behold, you provide a link for us. Thanks Cheyenne!
	3:32pm Cheyenne: Every Excavated Shellac song has an in-depth historical blurb, it's great. His blog has similarly detailed entries for each song. That song in particular is so intense I thought about leaving it out, but it's definitely an important historical document.
	3:36pm Cheyenne: excavatedshellac.com in case you're curious!
	3:37pm Cheyenne: Also cylinders.library.ucsb.edu is a great place to look for historic music - they shared a few choice bits with FMA and have a HUGE collection on their site.
	3:37pm Stanley: Great, that's me signed up on the FMA website and all ready for me to curate my own 'show'. This track, by the way, is terrific.
	3:40pm Cheyenne: @Stanley - excellent! Welcome to the big weird FMA fam! If you make any playlists you'd like us to feature, get in touch anytime - we run highlights on our blog sometimes for active users who let us know they're making playlists. :)
	3:41pm will: John kimmel was one of the best Irish accordionists of his generation. I own couple 78s by him
	3:42pm Cheyenne: @will - lucky you! He's quite the virtuoso.
	3:53pm Cheyenne: "Thakur’s vocal style is immediately dramatic. He improvises and modulates his voice on lyrics and syllables in an almost dizzying fashion (most apparent in Part 2 of today’s post), known as bol taan in Indian classical music." - Excavated Shellac
	3:55pm Cheyenne: Also, don't forget to hop aboard the Continental Subway here in a couple minutes! wfmu.org...
	3:55pm doctorjazz: To these Western tuned ears, Pandit sounds pretty creepy!
	3:56pm doctorjazz: I have to register on the FMA...too lazy/too little time, etc etc thanks for curating, Cheyenne, fun show!
	3:57pm Cheyenne: Full playlist for this show is downloadable via FMA and podcast! For individual songs on FMA: freemusicarchive.org...
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Cheyenne!
	3:59pm Cheyenne: Thanks for tuning in!
	3:59pm Stanley: Great show, thanks Cheyenne
	3:59pm Doug Schulkind: Loved the old sounds, Cheyenne. Perfect listening whilst sitting with my 97-year-old pops in the hospital. Cheered up the room immeasurably.

FMA Listening Party with Cheyenne: Playlist from June 6, 2017

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June 6, 2017: Volume 5: Cylinders and Platters
Selections from our Historic/Old Time collection, including Excavated Shellac and songs from the Antique Phonograph program on WFMU

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Yerkes American Marimbaphone Band	Tishomingo Blues Introducing Some Chocolate Drops	Antique Phonograph Music Program 03/31/2015	Free Music Archive	No Known Copyright Restrictions	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Vernon Dalhart	Alcoholic Blues "Alcoholic Blues" by "Vernon Dalhart"	Antique Phonograph Music Program 08/25/2015	Free Music Archive	No Known Copyright Restrictions	0:03:10 (Pop-up)
Giovanni Vicari	Occhi di Bambola "Occhi di Bambola" by "Giovanni Vicari"	Occhi di Bambola	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:06:47 (Pop-up)
Billy Murray	At The Mermaids' Fancy Ball	Edison Blue Amberol: 2313	UCSB Cylinder Archive	CC BY NC	0:09:15 (Pop-up)
Foune Mousso Kouyate	Tenindie "Tenindie" by "Foune Mousso Kouyate"	Tenindie	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:12:11 (Pop-up)
Bohemios da Cidade	Lá Lá é Lé Lé	Lá Lá é Lé Lé	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:14:48 (Pop-up)
Charles Crawford Gorst	Laughing Love	Edison Blue Amberol: 2646	UCSB Cylinder Archive	CC BY NC	0:17:09 (Pop-up)
Stapleton Brothers	Call of the Whip-Poor-Will	Call of the Whip-Poor-Will	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:20:33 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith	My Sweetie Went Away	Antique Phonograph Music Program 02/17/2015	Free Music Archive	No Known Copyright Restrictions	0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Islam Yusufov	Song About Stalin "Song About Stalin" by "Islam Yusufov"	Song About Stalin	Excavated Shellac	CC BY - fascinating history here	0:26:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Iriarte and Pesoa	Libertad "Libertad" by "Iriarte and Pesoa"	Libertad	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:29:35 (Pop-up)
31 de Octubre	Milongueros "Milongueros" by "31 de Octubre"	Milongueros	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:32:32 (Pop-up)
Njembe Gwet Paulemond	Paulemond a Ye Nsinga Ndinga	Paulemond a Ye Nsinga Ndinga	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:35:00 (Pop-up)
Clarice Vance	Maria "Maria" by "Clarice Vance"	Antique Phonograph Music Program 04/21/2015	Free Music Archive	No Known Copyright Restrictions	0:37:35 (Pop-up)
John J Kimmel	Medley of Straight Jigs	Edison Gold Moulded Record: 9665	UCSB Cylinder Archive	CC BY NC SA	0:39:37 (Pop-up)
Athenian Mandolin Quartet	Cacliz March	Antique Phonograph Music Program 01/17/2012	Free Music Archive	No Known Copyright Restrictions	0:41:25 (Pop-up)
Gendér Wajang of Kuta	Pemungkah "Pemungkah" by "Gendér Wajang of Kuta"	Pemungkah	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:44:22 (Pop-up)
Kunai-sho Gakubu	Koromogo-e "Koromogo-e" by "Kunai-sho Gakubu"	Koromogo-e	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:47:22 (Pop-up)
Pandit Omkarnath Prakur	Garawa Mayi Sang Lage Pts 1 and 2	Garawa Mayi Sang Lage Pts 1 and 2	Excavated Shellac	CC BY	0:50:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Scott Joplin	Pine Apple Rag (piano roll)	Frog Legs: Ragtime Era Favorites	Kazoomzoom	CC BY NC SA	0:56:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Cheyenne and all! Literal wax trax today!
	3:02pm doctorjazz: Sounds like fun, psyched!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Uh Oh! Marimbaphone Garrison Keillor is your background music!
	3:03pm Cheyenne: Howdy friends & hamsters! Looking very forward to sharing these cuts with y'all. Some really remarkable stuff from the early days of the FMA, and the earlier days of music recording itself!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: That first track has serious in-theme potential.
	3:03pm Webhamster Henry: More acoustic recordings today will be played as MAC returns to the summer schedule.
	3:04pm Cheyenne: Some of these cuts are from MAC's old shows. I am excited that he and Mike are making a return to WFMU for the summer!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: I believe Vernon Dalhart created that stage name by putting together the names of two towns in Texas. Greetings, Cheyenne and Partygoers!
	3:06pm Stanley: Hi Cheyenne. Love the fact you put these shows out as podcasts. I've listened to the Ambient Ataraxia show two or three times. Beautiful stuff to fall asleep to.
	3:06pm Webhamster Henry: Cylinder skips!
	3:06pm Cheyenne: Howdy Stanley! Glad you liked it! There'll be much more where that came from - enjoy!
	3:08pm Cheyenne: @Doug that's a good strategy! Being from Kentucky I could be Nonesuch Monkey's Eyebrow. Lotsa bonkers names for towns in my home state.
	3:09pm Stanley: A quick question, Cheyenne - on the FMA website, would there be a possibilty of allowing users to create playlists?
	3:10pm Cheyenne: @Stanley - Yep, anyone who can login can make playlists on FMA.
	3:11pm Webhamster Henry: Imagine a world where about 20% of all recording was Billy Murray.
	3:11pm Parq: This Billy Murray is whetting my appetite for Mac's return -- tonight, isn't it?
	3:12pm listener james from westwood: That would be a grand world indeed, WH!
	3:12pm Cheyenne: Billy Murray shows up a lot in the FMA historic/old time genre! And yes, @Parq, I'm pretty sure tonight's the night!
	3:13pm Webhamster Henry: 08:00 pm - 09:00 pm The Antique Phonograph Music Program• with MAC and Mike Haar
	3:16pm Parq: And pleased to be here now, listening to this show.
	3:16pm Dean: A few nights ago I viewed a 1 hr., 20 min., talk Ken Freedman gave at Harvard's Berkman Center c.2006 about the early development of FMA. Really fascinating. Ken's grasp of technological, legal, and cultural dynamics was impressive. (He hiccoughed only once, having failed to recognize that copyright does not require registration. But that's an understandable lapse.) I learned a ton.
	3:19pm Cheyenne: @Dean - yes, without his direction and vision FMA would not exist! So happy to be part of the effort and bringing an hour of FMA programming to the GTDR stream each week.
	3:23pm Doug Schulkind: If there's a Monkey's Eyebrow, you've to think there's a Rat's Ass somewhere in the state.
	3:24pm Webhamster Henry: Liz Berg plays a lot of FMA material, but I'm often listening to Tony Coulter (Tape Hiss is not archived). I guess I'm too lazy to make my own FMA selections - so thanks for the show!
	3:26pm Cheyenne: Haha, no problem @Webhamster! And @Doug, there probably is, I just haven't driven past it in my travels. I have driven past Gnaw Bone, Indiana, probably also known for its rats.
	3:29pm Doug Schulkind: Pennsylvania apparently has some pretty bizarre pace names, but I still refuse to believe I actually live here, so I am blissfully uninformed.
	3:30pm Cheyenne: Kentucky also has a strange habit of pronouncing things wildly incorrectly: Versailles like "Ver-SAYL-s", Athens like "AY-thuns" etc
	3:30pm northguineahills: I was about to ask or trawl the innertubes about this song, and lo and behold, you provide a link for us. Thanks Cheyenne!
	3:32pm Cheyenne: Every Excavated Shellac song has an in-depth historical blurb, it's great. His blog has similarly detailed entries for each song. That song in particular is so intense I thought about leaving it out, but it's definitely an important historical document.
	3:36pm Cheyenne: excavatedshellac.com in case you're curious!
	3:37pm Cheyenne: Also cylinders.library.ucsb.edu is a great place to look for historic music - they shared a few choice bits with FMA and have a HUGE collection on their site.
	3:37pm Stanley: Great, that's me signed up on the FMA website and all ready for me to curate my own 'show'. This track, by the way, is terrific.
	3:40pm Cheyenne: @Stanley - excellent! Welcome to the big weird FMA fam! If you make any playlists you'd like us to feature, get in touch anytime - we run highlights on our blog sometimes for active users who let us know they're making playlists. :)
	3:41pm will: John kimmel was one of the best Irish accordionists of his generation. I own couple 78s by him
	3:42pm Cheyenne: @will - lucky you! He's quite the virtuoso.
	3:53pm Cheyenne: "Thakur’s vocal style is immediately dramatic. He improvises and modulates his voice on lyrics and syllables in an almost dizzying fashion (most apparent in Part 2 of today’s post), known as bol taan in Indian classical music." - Excavated Shellac
	3:55pm Cheyenne: Also, don't forget to hop aboard the Continental Subway here in a couple minutes! wfmu.org...
	3:55pm doctorjazz: To these Western tuned ears, Pandit sounds pretty creepy!
	3:56pm doctorjazz: I have to register on the FMA...too lazy/too little time, etc etc thanks for curating, Cheyenne, fun show!
	3:57pm Cheyenne: Full playlist for this show is downloadable via FMA and podcast! For individual songs on FMA: freemusicarchive.org...
	3:58pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Cheyenne!
	3:59pm Cheyenne: Thanks for tuning in!
	3:59pm Stanley: Great show, thanks Cheyenne
	3:59pm Doug Schulkind: Loved the old sounds, Cheyenne. Perfect listening whilst sitting with my 97-year-old pops in the hospital. Cheered up the room immeasurably.

FMA Listening Party with Cheyenne: Playlist from June 6, 2017

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