WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 27, 2020

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 27, 2020

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Rhythm Club (NL)	If I Had You "If I Had You" by "Rhythm Club (NL)"	1949		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters and Red Nichols	California Medley (Part 1)	1932		0:02:43 (Pop-up)
Henry Gerro	Gefilte Fish "Gefilte Fish" by "Henry Gerro"	1928		0:06:52 (Pop-up)
Bo (Chatman) Carter	Corrine Corrina	1928		0:09:22 (Pop-up)
Margaret Whiting	Little Girl Blue	1947		0:13:59 (Pop-up)
Wilbur Sweatman	Darktown Strutters' Ball	1918		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Tito Schipa	Dalla Sua Place (Mozart - Don Giovanni)	1927	Tito Schipa (1889-1965) Famous Italian tenor, also composer. Had an extremely long singing carreer of 52 years.	0:19:51 (Pop-up)
Zofia Terne	Juz Jestem Taka Glupia	1940	"It's Foolish But It's Fun" (Polish)	0:28:49 (Pop-up)
Ab & Greetje Scholte	Drie Kleine Kleutertjes	1936		0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Luis Mariano	Tu M' As Dit Je T' Aime (Besame Mucho)	1946		0:33:27 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday	I'll Get By "I'll Get By" by "Billie Holiday"	1937		0:37:20 (Pop-up)
Nora Bayes	In Miami "In Miami" by "Nora Bayes"	1919		0:40:21 (Pop-up)
Corinne Morgan & Frank C Stanley	Juanita	1905	Corinne Morgan (1876 – 1942 or 1945) stage name of Corinne Welsh was contralto singer and recording pioneer. Morgan mostly sang sentimental ballads and is best known for her duet recordings with Frank C. Stanley. She is not known to have recorded after 1909, although she worked as a professional singer until at least 1919.	0:43:06 (Pop-up)
Abe Schwartz's Klezmer Orchestra	Dem Rebens Tanz (Rabbi's Dance)	1929		0:46:39 (Pop-up)
Linn Milford Hawaiians	Lay My Head Beneath A Rose	1929	(vocal - Al Bowlly)	0:49:57 (Pop-up)
Gene Autry	Rheumatism Blues "Rheumatism Blues" by "Gene Autry"	1931		0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Eddie South	Improvisation Sur Le Premier Mouvement...Bach	1937	Listener WR pointed out that the guitarist and violinist with South on this recording are Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt.	0:56:09 (Pop-up)
Annie de Reuver	Zeg Wil Je Misschien Eens Even Naar Mijn Hartje Kijken	1953	Annie de reuver 1917 - 2016 one of the most popular Dutch singers of the 40s and 50s, had her own radio show in the 1970s, performed until she was 90. In 2007 Rien Wolters published her biography: "Onverbloemd"	0:58:40 (Pop-up)
Charles Daab (bells)	Alpine Rose "Alpine Rose" by "Charles Daab (bells)"	1910		1:01:18 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones	Have You Seen My Henry Brown	1906		1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Andrzej Bogucki	Oj Diridi "Oj Diridi" by "Andrzej Bogucki"	1934	Soundtrack ' Antek Policmajster '	1:12:49 (Pop-up)
Walter Van Brunt	The Humoreske Song	1915		1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Beryl Davis	It's A Hap Hap Happy Day	1940		1:18:59 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones & Len Spence	Krausmeyer Taking The Census	1910		1:21:28 (Pop-up)
Albert Bol	ELTA Vlieglied "ELTA Vlieglied" by "Albert Bol"	1919	Albert Bolhuys (1879-1920) Dutch comedian-singer	1:23:35 (Pop-up)
Clyde McCoy	Mr Wah Wah "Mr Wah Wah" by "Clyde McCoy"	1946		1:31:19 (Pop-up)
Co Hagedoorn	De Man Met De Banjo "De Man Met De Banjo" by "Co Hagedoorn"	1950	(1921-2010) combined his singing career with his job as a sales manager at an envelope factory. A lot of people know his voice from the Dutch language leader of Ivan Hoe.	1:33:39 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	La Paloma (banjo mandoline solo)	1931		1:37:53 (Pop-up)
Alessandro Bonci	A Te O Cara (Bellini - I Puritani)			1:43:56 (Pop-up)
Carl Nebe Quartet	Liederperlen "Liederperlen" by "Carl Nebe Quartet"	1910		1:47:19 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman	Bach Goes To Town "Bach Goes To Town" by "Benny Goodman"	1938		1:51:40 (Pop-up)
Bert van Dongen	Eenmaal Moet Je Gaan Varen	1935		1:55:07 (Pop-up)
Edison Grand Concert Band	Liberty Bell March	1896		1:58:59 (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!

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

Listener comments!
	10:08am L: Aha, it's as if I knew there would be Yiddish :) Hoi Jan!
	♥ 10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hoi L!
	10:15am Domenic: Margaret Whiting , nice song. Nina Simone and Polly Bergen sang this. nice versions. HI! Working...
	♥ 10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	10:39am Domenic: Hi! I developed a fascination for Billie Holiday about 30 years ago. I heard "My old Flame" on the radio and promptly went out an bought an LP
	♥ 10:40am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🎸 ♥ 10:49am chresti: Hello Jan over 64 sounds!
	♥ 10:50am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti!
	🎸 ♥ 10:57am Sem: Hiya, Jan, chresti, Domenic, and all assembled.
	♥ 10:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Sem!
	11:06am Martinibomb: Good morning Jan, Sem, Chresti, Dom & L
	11:06am Martinibomb: I'm just getting a pot o coffee going while I listen
	🎸 ♥ 11:09am chresti: Hi Sem and Martinibomb!
	11:10am L: Hi MB :)
	♥ 11:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	11:17am Mr Fab: Hi Jan. Great to hear music that makes even me feel young!
	♥ 11:24am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab
	11:26am Ursula1000: aloha!
	11:27am Martinibomb: I forgot to check my pledge page yesterday arrrrg!
	11:29am Mr Fab: the census is when the government takes stock of its population: how many citizens, what is their age, race, income, etc.
	11:31am Martinibomb: Wah wah invented in mid/late 60s
	11:32am Martinibomb: I think there is an interesting story behind the invention I seem to remember reading about the history of it. Can't remember any details right now tho
	🎸 ♥ 11:32am chresti: The birth of Wah Wah!
	11:32am Mr Fab: Cool crazy tune! This must be referring to using a mute on a horn.
	11:33am Martinibomb: this isn't really wah it's more delay, delay, delay
	11:33am Martinibomb: Oh yeh that's what the ref is the horn right
	11:34am L: Wiki excerpt: Etymology The word is derived from the sound of the effect itself; an imitative or onomatopoeia word. The effect's "wa-wa" sound was noted by jazz player Barney Bigard when he heard Tricky Sam Nanton use the effect on his trombone in the early 1920s (Nadal n.d.).
	♥ 11:40am Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-) I love this interactive episode !!!
	11:42am Martinibomb: Wait, did you say your Dad builds instruments?
	♥ 11:45am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, he used to. He's 86 now and doesn't have the health and patience anymore, but he built violins and stuff as a hobby.
	♥ 11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Maybe something for our zine, now I think of it!
	11:49am Martinibomb: That is pretty fantastic! Must have been great growing up around someone like that. Having all those instruments around. Wish he could work my upright bass over it needs a little help.
	11:50am Martinibomb: That's a good idea Jan! I'd love to read about your Dad.
	♥ 11:53am Jan Turkenburg: He started doing that when we were already adults, but his two grandchildren indeed grew up surrounded by instruments :-)
	11:54am BC Sterrett: Hey everyone, just woke up, trying to get ready :)
	11:54am Martinibomb: Wow! cutting it close BC hahah! Been there done that.
	11:55am Domenic: Love the Benny Goodman /Bach!
	11:58am Martinibomb: Thanks Jan! Yeh that was a real good show today
	🎸 ♥ 11:58am chresti: Thanks Jan! Way to go Lisa!
	11:59am Mr Fab: Such a great way to kick off my morning . And BIG thanks to you super groovy early donators! Stay tuned: www.wfmu.org...
	🎸 ♥ 4:44pm WR: I am archive listening, and I am very happy to find that you've started to list the recordings individually and plus putting the images is very nice extra. Extra thank you for the extra effort.
	🎸 ♥ 4:57pm WR: Looked up the Eddie South recording and it appears that the guitarist and violinist with South are Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt. !!!
	♥ 4:33am Jan Turkenburg: Thank you WR! I will put that info into the playlist. If you look into older episodes you will see, I have reconstructed all playlist.

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Rhythm Club (NL)	If I Had You "If I Had You" by "Rhythm Club (NL)"	1949		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters and Red Nichols	California Medley (Part 1)	1932		0:02:43 (Pop-up)
Henry Gerro	Gefilte Fish "Gefilte Fish" by "Henry Gerro"	1928		0:06:52 (Pop-up)
Bo (Chatman) Carter	Corrine Corrina	1928		0:09:22 (Pop-up)
Margaret Whiting	Little Girl Blue	1947		0:13:59 (Pop-up)
Wilbur Sweatman	Darktown Strutters' Ball	1918		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Tito Schipa	Dalla Sua Place (Mozart - Don Giovanni)	1927	Tito Schipa (1889-1965) Famous Italian tenor, also composer. Had an extremely long singing carreer of 52 years.	0:19:51 (Pop-up)
Zofia Terne	Juz Jestem Taka Glupia	1940	"It's Foolish But It's Fun" (Polish)	0:28:49 (Pop-up)
Ab & Greetje Scholte	Drie Kleine Kleutertjes	1936		0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Luis Mariano	Tu M' As Dit Je T' Aime (Besame Mucho)	1946		0:33:27 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday	I'll Get By "I'll Get By" by "Billie Holiday"	1937		0:37:20 (Pop-up)
Nora Bayes	In Miami "In Miami" by "Nora Bayes"	1919		0:40:21 (Pop-up)
Corinne Morgan & Frank C Stanley	Juanita	1905	Corinne Morgan (1876 – 1942 or 1945) stage name of Corinne Welsh was contralto singer and recording pioneer. Morgan mostly sang sentimental ballads and is best known for her duet recordings with Frank C. Stanley. She is not known to have recorded after 1909, although she worked as a professional singer until at least 1919.	0:43:06 (Pop-up)
Abe Schwartz's Klezmer Orchestra	Dem Rebens Tanz (Rabbi's Dance)	1929		0:46:39 (Pop-up)
Linn Milford Hawaiians	Lay My Head Beneath A Rose	1929	(vocal - Al Bowlly)	0:49:57 (Pop-up)
Gene Autry	Rheumatism Blues "Rheumatism Blues" by "Gene Autry"	1931		0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Eddie South	Improvisation Sur Le Premier Mouvement...Bach	1937	Listener WR pointed out that the guitarist and violinist with South on this recording are Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt.	0:56:09 (Pop-up)
Annie de Reuver	Zeg Wil Je Misschien Eens Even Naar Mijn Hartje Kijken	1953	Annie de reuver 1917 - 2016 one of the most popular Dutch singers of the 40s and 50s, had her own radio show in the 1970s, performed until she was 90. In 2007 Rien Wolters published her biography: "Onverbloemd"	0:58:40 (Pop-up)
Charles Daab (bells)	Alpine Rose "Alpine Rose" by "Charles Daab (bells)"	1910		1:01:18 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones	Have You Seen My Henry Brown	1906		1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Andrzej Bogucki	Oj Diridi "Oj Diridi" by "Andrzej Bogucki"	1934	Soundtrack ' Antek Policmajster '	1:12:49 (Pop-up)
Walter Van Brunt	The Humoreske Song	1915		1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Beryl Davis	It's A Hap Hap Happy Day	1940		1:18:59 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones & Len Spence	Krausmeyer Taking The Census	1910		1:21:28 (Pop-up)
Albert Bol	ELTA Vlieglied "ELTA Vlieglied" by "Albert Bol"	1919	Albert Bolhuys (1879-1920) Dutch comedian-singer	1:23:35 (Pop-up)
Clyde McCoy	Mr Wah Wah "Mr Wah Wah" by "Clyde McCoy"	1946		1:31:19 (Pop-up)
Co Hagedoorn	De Man Met De Banjo "De Man Met De Banjo" by "Co Hagedoorn"	1950	(1921-2010) combined his singing career with his job as a sales manager at an envelope factory. A lot of people know his voice from the Dutch language leader of Ivan Hoe.	1:33:39 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	La Paloma (banjo mandoline solo)	1931		1:37:53 (Pop-up)
Alessandro Bonci	A Te O Cara (Bellini - I Puritani)			1:43:56 (Pop-up)
Carl Nebe Quartet	Liederperlen "Liederperlen" by "Carl Nebe Quartet"	1910		1:47:19 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman	Bach Goes To Town "Bach Goes To Town" by "Benny Goodman"	1938		1:51:40 (Pop-up)
Bert van Dongen	Eenmaal Moet Je Gaan Varen	1935		1:55:07 (Pop-up)
Edison Grand Concert Band	Liberty Bell March	1896		1:58:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:08am L: Aha, it's as if I knew there would be Yiddish :) Hoi Jan!
	♥ 10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hoi L!
	10:15am Domenic: Margaret Whiting , nice song. Nina Simone and Polly Bergen sang this. nice versions. HI! Working...
	♥ 10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic!
	10:39am Domenic: Hi! I developed a fascination for Billie Holiday about 30 years ago. I heard "My old Flame" on the radio and promptly went out an bought an LP
	♥ 10:40am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🎸 ♥ 10:49am chresti: Hello Jan over 64 sounds!
	♥ 10:50am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti!
	🎸 ♥ 10:57am Sem: Hiya, Jan, chresti, Domenic, and all assembled.
	♥ 10:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Sem!
	11:06am Martinibomb: Good morning Jan, Sem, Chresti, Dom & L
	11:06am Martinibomb: I'm just getting a pot o coffee going while I listen
	🎸 ♥ 11:09am chresti: Hi Sem and Martinibomb!
	11:10am L: Hi MB :)
	♥ 11:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	11:17am Mr Fab: Hi Jan. Great to hear music that makes even me feel young!
	♥ 11:24am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab
	11:26am Ursula1000: aloha!
	11:27am Martinibomb: I forgot to check my pledge page yesterday arrrrg!
	11:29am Mr Fab: the census is when the government takes stock of its population: how many citizens, what is their age, race, income, etc.
	11:31am Martinibomb: Wah wah invented in mid/late 60s
	11:32am Martinibomb: I think there is an interesting story behind the invention I seem to remember reading about the history of it. Can't remember any details right now tho
	🎸 ♥ 11:32am chresti: The birth of Wah Wah!
	11:32am Mr Fab: Cool crazy tune! This must be referring to using a mute on a horn.
	11:33am Martinibomb: this isn't really wah it's more delay, delay, delay
	11:33am Martinibomb: Oh yeh that's what the ref is the horn right
	11:34am L: Wiki excerpt: Etymology The word is derived from the sound of the effect itself; an imitative or onomatopoeia word. The effect's "wa-wa" sound was noted by jazz player Barney Bigard when he heard Tricky Sam Nanton use the effect on his trombone in the early 1920s (Nadal n.d.).
	♥ 11:40am Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-) I love this interactive episode !!!
	11:42am Martinibomb: Wait, did you say your Dad builds instruments?
	♥ 11:45am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, he used to. He's 86 now and doesn't have the health and patience anymore, but he built violins and stuff as a hobby.
	♥ 11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Maybe something for our zine, now I think of it!
	11:49am Martinibomb: That is pretty fantastic! Must have been great growing up around someone like that. Having all those instruments around. Wish he could work my upright bass over it needs a little help.
	11:50am Martinibomb: That's a good idea Jan! I'd love to read about your Dad.
	♥ 11:53am Jan Turkenburg: He started doing that when we were already adults, but his two grandchildren indeed grew up surrounded by instruments :-)
	11:54am BC Sterrett: Hey everyone, just woke up, trying to get ready :)
	11:54am Martinibomb: Wow! cutting it close BC hahah! Been there done that.
	11:55am Domenic: Love the Benny Goodman /Bach!
	11:58am Martinibomb: Thanks Jan! Yeh that was a real good show today
	🎸 ♥ 11:58am chresti: Thanks Jan! Way to go Lisa!
	11:59am Mr Fab: Such a great way to kick off my morning . And BIG thanks to you super groovy early donators! Stay tuned: www.wfmu.org...
	🎸 ♥ 4:44pm WR: I am archive listening, and I am very happy to find that you've started to list the recordings individually and plus putting the images is very nice extra. Extra thank you for the extra effort.
	🎸 ♥ 4:57pm WR: Looked up the Eddie South recording and it appears that the guitarist and violinist with South are Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt. !!!
	♥ 4:33am Jan Turkenburg: Thank you WR! I will put that info into the playlist. If you look into older episodes you will see, I have reconstructed all playlist.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 27, 2020

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