WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 15, 2021

Listener comments!
	10:00am chresti: Morning Jan and over/unders!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:03am MHLee: Morning. You know I recently was thinking of this song while listening to Elvis's Blue Hawaii soundtrack... the song "Ito Eats" widely considered one of Elvis's worst is a deliberate parody of this song
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:05am HyperDose: Professor Jan, WFMU's friendliest DJ!
	10:08am MHLee: I actually sang this one as a solo piece when I was 14 as part of choir.
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Hyperdose! :=)
	10:09am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, MHLee!
	10:13am MHLee: It's actually a political song, a Jacobite song after a failed rebellion. I can't think of any other songs about failed rebellions that became sometimes sung as a lullaby.
	10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Ah, yes, I'm reading that on a Dutch wiki-page. Interesting, would never have guessed.
	10:18am Hopey Sockmonkey: Good morning Jan and Under 64s
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Hopey!
	10:35am mzmm: Hello!
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hi mzmm!
	10:38am MHLee: It's a bit of a shame about Saturday but that just increases the pool of songs you can play on Thursday
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: Exactly and we'll have yet more variety here at Sheena's!
	10:48am Ursula1000: Good morning Jan and everyone
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula!
	10:50am Lizardner Dave !: Good morning! What did I miss about Saturdays? I usually have the second half of Jan's show and then DDR streaming off my phone in the car while my wife and I do our errands. I'd hate to see those shows go away.
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave! Well, somewhere in the near future there will be another show instead of the extra Sounds Under episode.
	10:54am Jan Turkenburg: Both my saturday shows were meant to be temporary and although I began to enjoy the extra susna- episode I must admit I have been overdoing my radio activities a bit lately and I needed to cut down in hours.
	10:54am MHLee: I watched an Eddie Canter comedy the other day. It was quite funny actually, a lot of sight gags, and then some jokes felt like the 3 Stooges without the violence.
	10:55am MHLee: Strike Me Pink was the film
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thanks, will check that out!
	10:57am MHLee: I looked it up while it was playing! It's credited to the Stewart Sisters for Vallee. I couldn't find much more about them though! .
	10:59am Jan Turkenburg: Will put that into the playlist. thanks!
	11:05am Feldpausch: Hey Jan! I was spanning the globe on Radio Garden this morning, some radio station in Zwolle was sounding great
	11:06am Franco Twinkie: Hi Jan! This is sunny music for a sunny morning.
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Adam! Hey Franco!
	11:12am Lizardner Dave !: I hope you use the extra Saturday time for something ecen more fun Jan!
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: I see there are four stations from Zwolle on Radio Garden. I'm on Focus. I know Hanzestad and Regenboog, but rhythm 21 ... never heard of it...
	11:15am StringOFperils: Yodel-ay-ee--hoo-helloooo
	11:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi StringOFperils!
	11:16am Feldpausch: I don't know which one I was on, but I'll check out Focus. When are you on there?
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Focus is the one with THE license for FM and television... but... who listens to FM these days...
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: I'm on Focus each friday with a small item about peculiar cover versions and I recently started an easy listening show: vreemdegeluiden.blogspot.com...
	11:19am WR: hi, busy morning here, so just listening for a few minutes here and there. That Golden & Hughes is an amazing artifact. black face making fun of women and Swiss Germans. wot a world.
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: www.rtvfocuszwolle.nl...
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	11:21am Franco Twinkie: Unrelated, but it was on a boat. Laurel and Hardy are stowaways and they make spaghetti with a mop and grate a bar of soap on it for cheese. Stan makes the best face as he is pretending to enjoy this horrid meal. I saw it once when I was a little kid on TV, and have never seen it again, but oh how I remember that face!
	11:22am MHLee: Love the idea of a peculiar covers show. I find a lot of bands through looking through the covers of a song. Have a whole playlist of it.
	11:23am spodiodi: good morning, Jan and <64 folks
	11:24am chresti: Good morning spodi! \\//
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Spodiodi!
	11:26am Feldpausch: Thanks for the links. I will give these a listen!
	11:26am WR: Franco, that reminds me, don't think I have any collection of Laurel & Hardy. wonder why.
	11:26am spodiodi: \\// aloha, chresti!
	11:29am StringOFperils: I Colorized a lot of that Laurel and Hardy stuff back in the 80s. It gets very trippy when you're staring at it frame by frame on the midnight to eight shift. Our efforts were unable to tarnish its original brilliance.
	11:31am chresti: I know someone who used to colorize, StringO. In the late 80s'
	11:33am StringOFperils: One of many weird jobs available to arty types for a while I guess.
	11:34am Franco Twinkie: That's a good question WR, me neither. I need to see some of those again. My favorite is Big Business where they are selling Christmas trees. It's just an excuse to vandalize James Finlaysons house. I first saw it in a film class and was laughing so hard I was gasping for air. Other people in the class were looking at me like I had just thrown up down the front of my shirt.
	11:37am chresti: I never understood the point of colorizing old b&w movies.
	11:37am spodiodi: i knew a guy when i was in high school who removed pimples (etc) from HS portraits (he was a couple-few years older) .. pre-photoshop
	11:37am Ursula1000: that's the kinda boat my daughter likes---1/3 of her diet involve shrimp!
	11:39am spodiodi: don't even know what Eddie Canto sounds like, but i'm going to steal his image for an avatar. handsome devil!
	11:39am Feldpausch: I once had a catch-all job doing design-related things in the pet industry, and I spent a lot of time erasing dog penises with photoshop
	11:40am Jan Turkenburg: LOL, Feldpausch!
	11:40am spodiodi: Cantor* (apologies, Eddie)
	11:40am spodiodi: poor little doggies :-B
	11:41am chresti: I worked with someone in the 70s that had a business hand retouching photos.
	11:42am MHLee: Eddie is a character on the show Boardwalk Empire... the actor they got looks just like him and nails his voice on the soundtrack.
	11:42am StringOFperils: There is NO POINT to colorizing old moves, besides marketing yet another thing to people that they do not need. There was one unacknowledged benefit to the Colorization process, however, which involved the first part of 'production'. The original B&W was subjected to digital reconstruction and cleaning of the black and white, before overlaying it with RGBs; so it's responsible ina way for being part of early digital film restoration...but more as a technical example: It never really contributed much in a cultural sense.
	11:42am spodiodi: MHLee -- i think i must know that of shich you speak! loved Boardwalk Empire (or as we call it The Nucky Show)
	11:44am StringOFperils: This show is so great! Love it!
	11:45am MHLee: Fun fact, Eddie also wrote the Merry Melodies theme "Merrily We Role Along" but the full version has never been released.
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: thank you SOFp!
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: I love fun facts!
	11:47am spodiodi: very cool, MHLee!
	11:48am Franco Twinkie: Aside from the technical aspects you explain Sop, I could never understand the point of colorizing film. If you grew up looking at black and white movies as we old fossils did, it's like putting grape jelly on fried chicken - why would you do something so perverted?
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: It's similar to processing mono recordings to get a "stereo effect"
	11:49am Franco Twinkie: Actually, that sound kind of good right now. That's because I AM a pervert!
	11:49am spodiodi: fried chicken and jelly is a thing in tenn.
	11:53am Franco Twinkie: I believe it Spodiodi. I got the impression Tennessee is full of food abominations from my limited experience eating there.
	11:54am Ursula1000: Great set Jan---keep the Sheena train rolling at Sounds Spectacular next..special Prince Clones show wfmu.org...
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: Actually for today's show I processed a song or two BACK to sound mono again...
	11:56am spodiodi: great fun! thanks, Jan!
	11:57am Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the great show, Jan!
	11:57am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Bye everyone!
	11:58am Listener Robert: Hooray! But Franco Twinkie, I put other fruit sauces on chicken, so why not grape jelly? I think you need a better analogy for colorizing.
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Robert!
	11:58am chresti: Thanks Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 15, 2021

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Rhythm Club (NL)	If I had you "If I had you" by "Rhythm Club (NL)"	1949
Leo Leandros	Banana Boat Song (in German)	1957	0:01:16 (Pop-up)
Carl Fenton (+ Rudy Wiedoeft)	Love Boat	1920	0:04:12 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Ronalde	Skye Boat Song "Skye Boat Song" by "Ronnie Ronalde"	1953	0:07:20 (Pop-up)
Bram Martin	When My Dream Boat Comes Home	1936	0:10:16 (Pop-up)
Edric Connor and the Caribbeans	Day dah light	1952	0:14:09 (Pop-up)
Baby Dodds	The ship is over the ocean	1946	0:16:06 (Pop-up)
Johnny Hodges (Ellington)	Mississippi Dream Boat	1939	0:18:17 (Pop-up)
Rudy Wiedoeft (+ Oscar Levant - piano)	Song Of The Volga Boat Men	1925	0:20:55 (Pop-up)
Louise Bennett	Day dah light "Day dah light" by "Louise Bennett"	1954	0:24:59 (Pop-up)
Kay Kyser (Gloria Wood & Harry Babbitt)	On A Slow Boat To China	1948	0:26:20 (Pop-up)
Freddy Martin Orchestra	On A Slow Boat To China	1948	0:29:38 (Pop-up)
Al Jolson	Night Boat To Albany "Night Boat To Albany" by "Al Jolson"	1930	0:32:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Piano Roll	On the good ship lollipop	1934	0:33:43 (Pop-up)
Bob Gibson	Day-O & Hill and Gully Rider (live at Cornell)	1957	0:36:32 (Pop-up)
Tarriers	Banana Boat Song "Banana Boat Song" by "Tarriers"	1956	0:43:26 (Pop-up)
Rudy Vallee (voc.cred. to Stewart Sisters)	On The Good Ship Lollipop	1934	0:46:23 (Pop-up)
George Hall	When My Ship Comes In	1934	0:49:03 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cantor	When My Ship Comes In	1934	0:52:00 (Pop-up)
Nina and Frederik	Banana Boat Song	1957	0:56:26 (Pop-up)
Clara Smith	Shipwrecked Blues "Shipwrecked Blues" by "Clara Smith"	1925	0:58:49 (Pop-up)
Glenn Miller	Song Of The Volga Boatmen	1941	1:01:59 (Pop-up)
Oscar Denes	Ever Since I Kissed Her On The Volga	1932	1:05:14 (Pop-up)
Steve Lawrence	Banana Boat Song "Banana Boat Song" by "Steve Lawrence"	1957	1:08:59 (Pop-up)
Golden & Hughes	Shipmates "Shipmates" by "Golden & Hughes"	1908	1:11:42 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser banjo	Here Comes The Show Boat	1927	1:15:46 (Pop-up)
George Formby	On The Wigan Boat Express	1940	1:18:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Piano Roll	On the good ship lollipop	1934	1:21:43 (Pop-up)
Bruce Low	Theo Theo (German parody, banana boat song)	1957	1:24:31 (Pop-up)
Guy Lombardo	When My Dream Boat Comes Home	1936	1:26:39 (Pop-up)
Helen Clark & John Young	Ship Of My Dreams	1913	1:29:49 (Pop-up)
Jo Stafford	Shrimp Boats "Shrimp Boats" by "Jo Stafford"	1951	1:34:18 (Pop-up)
Fontane Sisters	Banana Boat Song "Banana Boat Song" by "Fontane Sisters"	1956	1:38:03 (Pop-up)
Bert Ambrose (vocal - Rhythm Sisters)	On The Good Ship Lollipop	1935	1:40:15 (Pop-up)
Jean Goldkette	Here Comes The Show Boat	1927	1:42:53 (Pop-up)
Billy Weedon's Eltham Studio Band	Song Of The Volga Boatmen	1945	1:46:02 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	Banana Boat Song "Banana Boat Song" by "Sarah Vaughan"	1956	1:50:48 (Pop-up)
Shirley Temple	On The Good Ship Lollipop (soundtrack)	1934	1:53:05 (Pop-up)
Rhythm Club (NL)	If I had you "If I had you" by "Rhythm Club (NL)"	1949	1:56:53 (Pop-up)
Perry Como (+ Fontane Sisters)	There's No Boat Like A Row Boat	1957	1:56:56 (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!

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

and you might want to check out the Surface Noise archives with DJ Joe McGasko from 2008 and 2009

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Listener comments!
	10:00am chresti: Morning Jan and over/unders!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:03am MHLee: Morning. You know I recently was thinking of this song while listening to Elvis's Blue Hawaii soundtrack... the song "Ito Eats" widely considered one of Elvis's worst is a deliberate parody of this song
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:05am HyperDose: Professor Jan, WFMU's friendliest DJ!
	10:08am MHLee: I actually sang this one as a solo piece when I was 14 as part of choir.
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Hyperdose! :=)
	10:09am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, MHLee!
	10:13am MHLee: It's actually a political song, a Jacobite song after a failed rebellion. I can't think of any other songs about failed rebellions that became sometimes sung as a lullaby.
	10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Ah, yes, I'm reading that on a Dutch wiki-page. Interesting, would never have guessed.
	10:18am Hopey Sockmonkey: Good morning Jan and Under 64s
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Hopey!
	10:35am mzmm: Hello!
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hi mzmm!
	10:38am MHLee: It's a bit of a shame about Saturday but that just increases the pool of songs you can play on Thursday
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: Exactly and we'll have yet more variety here at Sheena's!
	10:48am Ursula1000: Good morning Jan and everyone
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula!
	10:50am Lizardner Dave !: Good morning! What did I miss about Saturdays? I usually have the second half of Jan's show and then DDR streaming off my phone in the car while my wife and I do our errands. I'd hate to see those shows go away.
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave! Well, somewhere in the near future there will be another show instead of the extra Sounds Under episode.
	10:54am Jan Turkenburg: Both my saturday shows were meant to be temporary and although I began to enjoy the extra susna- episode I must admit I have been overdoing my radio activities a bit lately and I needed to cut down in hours.
	10:54am MHLee: I watched an Eddie Canter comedy the other day. It was quite funny actually, a lot of sight gags, and then some jokes felt like the 3 Stooges without the violence.
	10:55am MHLee: Strike Me Pink was the film
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thanks, will check that out!
	10:57am MHLee: I looked it up while it was playing! It's credited to the Stewart Sisters for Vallee. I couldn't find much more about them though! .
	10:59am Jan Turkenburg: Will put that into the playlist. thanks!
	11:05am Feldpausch: Hey Jan! I was spanning the globe on Radio Garden this morning, some radio station in Zwolle was sounding great
	11:06am Franco Twinkie: Hi Jan! This is sunny music for a sunny morning.
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Adam! Hey Franco!
	11:12am Lizardner Dave !: I hope you use the extra Saturday time for something ecen more fun Jan!
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: I see there are four stations from Zwolle on Radio Garden. I'm on Focus. I know Hanzestad and Regenboog, but rhythm 21 ... never heard of it...
	11:15am StringOFperils: Yodel-ay-ee--hoo-helloooo
	11:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi StringOFperils!
	11:16am Feldpausch: I don't know which one I was on, but I'll check out Focus. When are you on there?
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Focus is the one with THE license for FM and television... but... who listens to FM these days...
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: I'm on Focus each friday with a small item about peculiar cover versions and I recently started an easy listening show: vreemdegeluiden.blogspot.com...
	11:19am WR: hi, busy morning here, so just listening for a few minutes here and there. That Golden & Hughes is an amazing artifact. black face making fun of women and Swiss Germans. wot a world.
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: www.rtvfocuszwolle.nl...
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	11:21am Franco Twinkie: Unrelated, but it was on a boat. Laurel and Hardy are stowaways and they make spaghetti with a mop and grate a bar of soap on it for cheese. Stan makes the best face as he is pretending to enjoy this horrid meal. I saw it once when I was a little kid on TV, and have never seen it again, but oh how I remember that face!
	11:22am MHLee: Love the idea of a peculiar covers show. I find a lot of bands through looking through the covers of a song. Have a whole playlist of it.
	11:23am spodiodi: good morning, Jan and <64 folks
	11:24am chresti: Good morning spodi! \\//
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Spodiodi!
	11:26am Feldpausch: Thanks for the links. I will give these a listen!
	11:26am WR: Franco, that reminds me, don't think I have any collection of Laurel & Hardy. wonder why.
	11:26am spodiodi: \\// aloha, chresti!
	11:29am StringOFperils: I Colorized a lot of that Laurel and Hardy stuff back in the 80s. It gets very trippy when you're staring at it frame by frame on the midnight to eight shift. Our efforts were unable to tarnish its original brilliance.
	11:31am chresti: I know someone who used to colorize, StringO. In the late 80s'
	11:33am StringOFperils: One of many weird jobs available to arty types for a while I guess.
	11:34am Franco Twinkie: That's a good question WR, me neither. I need to see some of those again. My favorite is Big Business where they are selling Christmas trees. It's just an excuse to vandalize James Finlaysons house. I first saw it in a film class and was laughing so hard I was gasping for air. Other people in the class were looking at me like I had just thrown up down the front of my shirt.
	11:37am chresti: I never understood the point of colorizing old b&w movies.
	11:37am spodiodi: i knew a guy when i was in high school who removed pimples (etc) from HS portraits (he was a couple-few years older) .. pre-photoshop
	11:37am Ursula1000: that's the kinda boat my daughter likes---1/3 of her diet involve shrimp!
	11:39am spodiodi: don't even know what Eddie Canto sounds like, but i'm going to steal his image for an avatar. handsome devil!
	11:39am Feldpausch: I once had a catch-all job doing design-related things in the pet industry, and I spent a lot of time erasing dog penises with photoshop
	11:40am Jan Turkenburg: LOL, Feldpausch!
	11:40am spodiodi: Cantor* (apologies, Eddie)
	11:40am spodiodi: poor little doggies :-B
	11:41am chresti: I worked with someone in the 70s that had a business hand retouching photos.
	11:42am MHLee: Eddie is a character on the show Boardwalk Empire... the actor they got looks just like him and nails his voice on the soundtrack.
	11:42am StringOFperils: There is NO POINT to colorizing old moves, besides marketing yet another thing to people that they do not need. There was one unacknowledged benefit to the Colorization process, however, which involved the first part of 'production'. The original B&W was subjected to digital reconstruction and cleaning of the black and white, before overlaying it with RGBs; so it's responsible ina way for being part of early digital film restoration...but more as a technical example: It never really contributed much in a cultural sense.
	11:42am spodiodi: MHLee -- i think i must know that of shich you speak! loved Boardwalk Empire (or as we call it The Nucky Show)
	11:44am StringOFperils: This show is so great! Love it!
	11:45am MHLee: Fun fact, Eddie also wrote the Merry Melodies theme "Merrily We Role Along" but the full version has never been released.
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: thank you SOFp!
	11:45am Jan Turkenburg: I love fun facts!
	11:47am spodiodi: very cool, MHLee!
	11:48am Franco Twinkie: Aside from the technical aspects you explain Sop, I could never understand the point of colorizing film. If you grew up looking at black and white movies as we old fossils did, it's like putting grape jelly on fried chicken - why would you do something so perverted?
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: It's similar to processing mono recordings to get a "stereo effect"
	11:49am Franco Twinkie: Actually, that sound kind of good right now. That's because I AM a pervert!
	11:49am spodiodi: fried chicken and jelly is a thing in tenn.
	11:53am Franco Twinkie: I believe it Spodiodi. I got the impression Tennessee is full of food abominations from my limited experience eating there.
	11:54am Ursula1000: Great set Jan---keep the Sheena train rolling at Sounds Spectacular next..special Prince Clones show wfmu.org...
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: Actually for today's show I processed a song or two BACK to sound mono again...
	11:56am spodiodi: great fun! thanks, Jan!
	11:57am Hopey Sockmonkey: Thanks for the great show, Jan!
	11:57am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Bye everyone!
	11:58am Listener Robert: Hooray! But Franco Twinkie, I put other fruit sauces on chicken, so why not grape jelly? I think you need a better analogy for colorizing.
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Robert!
	11:58am chresti: Thanks Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 15, 2021

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