WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from January 5, 2020

Listener comments!
	1:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	1:03pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jan, away we go!
	1:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis! Glad to have some travelling companionship!
	1:09pm Otis Fodder: All aboard, all over this world.
	1:09pm Jan Turkenburg: First to Zandvoort for the New Year's dive!
	1:17pm Domenic: this is going to be a very gratifying program.
	1:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	1:19pm Martinibomb: Hello Jan, Otis & Domenic
	1:19pm Otis Fodder: Time machine seems to be working in the circumference of cranium.
	1:20pm Otis Fodder: Greetings Sir Bomb!
	1:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	1:20pm Domenic: At home and playing around on the PC. So i can make a few comments. Its hard to work and have these WMFU pages up. Does not look like I'm generating engineer change orders ! LOL
	1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	1:23pm Mr Fab: Hey, I’m under 64! For now, at least. Can I listen?
	1:24pm Martinibomb: Moving?
	1:24pm Domenic: So this is what the kiddies were listening to 100 years ago. Kids those days!
	1:24pm Martinibomb: @Dom hahah yup!
	1:25pm Otis Fodder: Loading up the moving truck now, going slow though, so many fragile 78s need to wrap up one by one.
	1:25pm Martinibomb: 78s are very heavy Jan! Don't hurt your self
	1:26pm Mr Fab: Restoring the sound of 78s can be a tricky thing - too much, and the sound is muffled. Better to have a little hiss sometimes.
	1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: They also take up a lot of space as well. So I need a bigger home for them...
	1:26pm Otis Fodder: 2020, we can just throw 10,000 78rpms on a hard drive into the glove box and zoom to a new timezone. ;)
	1:27pm Otis Fodder: I cringe at some of the cleaning ('mastering') during the late 90s/early 00s of vintage tunes. Worse than listening to 96k mp3s at times.
	1:28pm Domenic: The Charleston and Shimmy are scandalous and sexually suggestive dances and must stop!
	1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	1:29pm Otis Fodder: It's a health department issue! Call the authorities I say! Sweaty bodies colliding. Heavens!
	1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: 96 k mp3 isn't that bad, if you convert to mono. I used to do that with my first podcasts in 2005. I 've been listening today, for use in the next FDL
	1:31pm Otis Fodder: 96k sure is a far cry better than the 32k we used to have with realaudio for a short while.
	1:32pm Otis Fodder: Have been pushing everything to FLAC here over the past decade. Hard drive space is so cheap these days.
	1:32pm Jan Turkenburg: The underwater radio shows you mean? ;-) :-)
	1:32pm Domenic: That's right. the great war was over. the Spanish Influenza had run its course, Syphilis was being contained and civilization just went "girls gone wild".
	1:33pm Otis Fodder: Underwater radio shows, yes! Ha.
	1:33pm Martinibomb: I have a fondness for low bit rate I know that sounds insane but I like that ring modulator fx sound u get with that
	1:33pm Martinibomb: that's the underwater thing u all are talking about it's essentially ring modulation
	1:34pm Otis Fodder: I like the sound a lot too, just not when archiving.
	1:34pm Martinibomb: ^ I suppose not Lol
	1:36pm Otis Fodder: Back when I couldn't afford a new 500MB hard drive in 1998, the entire bran hey cd was converted to ADPCM WAV 8-bit and after upped to 44.1/16... if you listen you can hear it, sounds like it's playing from inside Aquaman's butt.
	1:38pm Otis Fodder: Looking back, 128-160 was the total norm. 192 was great. 320 was rockstar material.
	1:39pm Otis Fodder: 128 works great for the Sheena stream. ;)
	1:39pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	1:39pm Otis Fodder: 128 in a club... tried that once... ouch!
	1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: I can imagine. sounds are very vulnerable on larger speakers...
	1:41pm Listening Out There: Just started listening, great stuff...but the playlist listings are broken, right? Out here, I see teeny tiny type, in a narrow column. The web master must be summoned...
	1:42pm chresti: Hi Jan, I'm 62, is it okay if I listen quietly?
	1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi LOT No, that's deliberate, its a picture. so you must be able to enlarge it to readable size
	1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti, as long as you don't make sounds it's okay!
	1:43pm Domenic: I'm 61. This is not exactly a place to meet young chicks!
	1:44pm Listening Out There: Ach. Enlarging is beyond my technical skills. I will use a magnifiying glass [sound of rummaging]...
	1:44pm Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-)
	1:44pm Jan Turkenburg: @ Lot if on windows OS try Ctrl +
	1:45pm chresti: Glad to have Sunday off for a change, we just got back from 'Frisco last night.
	1:48pm Listening Out There: Oh, I could use Chrome's zoom feature and change it to, say, 150% The default is just odd. Oddness just doesn't go with Jan's program, y'know?
	1:49pm Otis Fodder: I'm 50, the young kid whispering in the backseat.
	1:50pm chresti: The appearance of the playlist makes it more scholarly
	1:50pm Domenic: Speak when spoken too young man! LOL
	1:52pm chresti: It's odd being an elder after being the younger most of my life
	1:52pm Jan Turkenburg: I should have said 1953, that's when the great flood in Zeeland was...
	1:52pm Listening Out There: Let me get this straight...we listen to music from the '20s online, from anywhere in the world, on a multitude of devices, high bandwidth...and we listen with 8-bit ears? I are confused...
	1:53pm Jan Turkenburg: That's true Chresti, I'm slowly trying to get used to it at 55...
	1:53pm Listening Out There: Let me park my jetpack and ponder this.
	1:53pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	1:58pm Otis Fodder: Thank you Jan, about to board the metro into the future. Thank you for the 20s in the 20s!
	1:59pm Mr Fab: So far, these sounds sound great, not having the overly processed/EQ-ed sound you get with some 78 revivalists. And yes, everything being squished down to 128 fo the Sheena stream sounds surprisingly great. How DO the WFMU engineers do it?
	2:00pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	2:00pm Listening Out There: Danke, Jan!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks everyone!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from January 5, 2020

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January 5, 2020: 004 - 1920

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Artist	Track	Comments
Benson Orchestra Of Chicago	Oh Gee Oh Gosh
Fisk Jubilee Singers	All Over This World
Albert Bol	We Gaan Naar Zandvoort
Rudy Wiedoeft's Palace Trio	Spanish Eyes
Broadway Dance Orchestra	Russian Rose
Fred Hillebrandt	I'll See You In C-U-B-A
Lenzberg Riverside Orchestra	Cuban Moon
Maurice Dumas	Alles Met De Vliegmachien
Xylo Friends	Bo La Bo "Bo La Bo" by "Xylo Friends"
Crescent Trio	Brazilian Chimes "Brazilian Chimes" by "Crescent Trio"
Green Brothers	Bound In Morocco "Bound In Morocco" by "Green Brothers"
Kees Pruis	Ik Heb M'n Hart In Zierikzee Verloren
Lauri Kennedy	Hungarian Rhapsody "Hungarian Rhapsody" by "Lauri Kennedy"	(Popper)
Monroe Silver	Pittsburgh PA "Pittsburgh PA" by "Monroe Silver"
Xylo Specialty Orchestra	Wyoming "Wyoming" by "Xylo Specialty Orchestra"
Pietro Capodiferro cornet	Columbia Fantasie
Elizabeth Spencer & Charles Hart	Let the Rest of the World Go By

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!

Music from the 1920s in the January 7, 2020 episode of Continental Subway with David Dichelle

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Listener comments!
	1:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	1:03pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jan, away we go!
	1:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis! Glad to have some travelling companionship!
	1:09pm Otis Fodder: All aboard, all over this world.
	1:09pm Jan Turkenburg: First to Zandvoort for the New Year's dive!
	1:17pm Domenic: this is going to be a very gratifying program.
	1:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	1:19pm Martinibomb: Hello Jan, Otis & Domenic
	1:19pm Otis Fodder: Time machine seems to be working in the circumference of cranium.
	1:20pm Otis Fodder: Greetings Sir Bomb!
	1:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	1:20pm Domenic: At home and playing around on the PC. So i can make a few comments. Its hard to work and have these WMFU pages up. Does not look like I'm generating engineer change orders ! LOL
	1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	1:23pm Mr Fab: Hey, I’m under 64! For now, at least. Can I listen?
	1:24pm Martinibomb: Moving?
	1:24pm Domenic: So this is what the kiddies were listening to 100 years ago. Kids those days!
	1:24pm Martinibomb: @Dom hahah yup!
	1:25pm Otis Fodder: Loading up the moving truck now, going slow though, so many fragile 78s need to wrap up one by one.
	1:25pm Martinibomb: 78s are very heavy Jan! Don't hurt your self
	1:26pm Mr Fab: Restoring the sound of 78s can be a tricky thing - too much, and the sound is muffled. Better to have a little hiss sometimes.
	1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: They also take up a lot of space as well. So I need a bigger home for them...
	1:26pm Otis Fodder: 2020, we can just throw 10,000 78rpms on a hard drive into the glove box and zoom to a new timezone. ;)
	1:27pm Otis Fodder: I cringe at some of the cleaning ('mastering') during the late 90s/early 00s of vintage tunes. Worse than listening to 96k mp3s at times.
	1:28pm Domenic: The Charleston and Shimmy are scandalous and sexually suggestive dances and must stop!
	1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	1:29pm Otis Fodder: It's a health department issue! Call the authorities I say! Sweaty bodies colliding. Heavens!
	1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: 96 k mp3 isn't that bad, if you convert to mono. I used to do that with my first podcasts in 2005. I 've been listening today, for use in the next FDL
	1:31pm Otis Fodder: 96k sure is a far cry better than the 32k we used to have with realaudio for a short while.
	1:32pm Otis Fodder: Have been pushing everything to FLAC here over the past decade. Hard drive space is so cheap these days.
	1:32pm Jan Turkenburg: The underwater radio shows you mean? ;-) :-)
	1:32pm Domenic: That's right. the great war was over. the Spanish Influenza had run its course, Syphilis was being contained and civilization just went "girls gone wild".
	1:33pm Otis Fodder: Underwater radio shows, yes! Ha.
	1:33pm Martinibomb: I have a fondness for low bit rate I know that sounds insane but I like that ring modulator fx sound u get with that
	1:33pm Martinibomb: that's the underwater thing u all are talking about it's essentially ring modulation
	1:34pm Otis Fodder: I like the sound a lot too, just not when archiving.
	1:34pm Martinibomb: ^ I suppose not Lol
	1:36pm Otis Fodder: Back when I couldn't afford a new 500MB hard drive in 1998, the entire bran hey cd was converted to ADPCM WAV 8-bit and after upped to 44.1/16... if you listen you can hear it, sounds like it's playing from inside Aquaman's butt.
	1:38pm Otis Fodder: Looking back, 128-160 was the total norm. 192 was great. 320 was rockstar material.
	1:39pm Otis Fodder: 128 works great for the Sheena stream. ;)
	1:39pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	1:39pm Otis Fodder: 128 in a club... tried that once... ouch!
	1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: I can imagine. sounds are very vulnerable on larger speakers...
	1:41pm Listening Out There: Just started listening, great stuff...but the playlist listings are broken, right? Out here, I see teeny tiny type, in a narrow column. The web master must be summoned...
	1:42pm chresti: Hi Jan, I'm 62, is it okay if I listen quietly?
	1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi LOT No, that's deliberate, its a picture. so you must be able to enlarge it to readable size
	1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti, as long as you don't make sounds it's okay!
	1:43pm Domenic: I'm 61. This is not exactly a place to meet young chicks!
	1:44pm Listening Out There: Ach. Enlarging is beyond my technical skills. I will use a magnifiying glass [sound of rummaging]...
	1:44pm Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-)
	1:44pm Jan Turkenburg: @ Lot if on windows OS try Ctrl +
	1:45pm chresti: Glad to have Sunday off for a change, we just got back from 'Frisco last night.
	1:48pm Listening Out There: Oh, I could use Chrome's zoom feature and change it to, say, 150% The default is just odd. Oddness just doesn't go with Jan's program, y'know?
	1:49pm Otis Fodder: I'm 50, the young kid whispering in the backseat.
	1:50pm chresti: The appearance of the playlist makes it more scholarly
	1:50pm Domenic: Speak when spoken too young man! LOL
	1:52pm chresti: It's odd being an elder after being the younger most of my life
	1:52pm Jan Turkenburg: I should have said 1953, that's when the great flood in Zeeland was...
	1:52pm Listening Out There: Let me get this straight...we listen to music from the '20s online, from anywhere in the world, on a multitude of devices, high bandwidth...and we listen with 8-bit ears? I are confused...
	1:53pm Jan Turkenburg: That's true Chresti, I'm slowly trying to get used to it at 55...
	1:53pm Listening Out There: Let me park my jetpack and ponder this.
	1:53pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	1:58pm Otis Fodder: Thank you Jan, about to board the metro into the future. Thank you for the 20s in the 20s!
	1:59pm Mr Fab: So far, these sounds sound great, not having the overly processed/EQ-ed sound you get with some 78 revivalists. And yes, everything being squished down to 128 fo the Sheena stream sounds surprisingly great. How DO the WFMU engineers do it?
	2:00pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	2:00pm Listening Out There: Danke, Jan!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks everyone!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from January 5, 2020

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