WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 3, 2021

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	7:58am Jan Turkenburg: Good morning/afternoon everyone! Taking off in a few minutes!
	7:59am MHLee: goedemorgen
	7:59am Jan Turkenburg: Goedemorgen, MHLee!
	8:00am MHLee: currently at my father's playing with his large cats
	8:01am Jan Turkenburg: You don't mean large like in 'tigers' I assume?
	8:03am MHLee: No, but half-maine coons.
	8:04am Jan Turkenburg: Ah, had to google, they are beautifull. I had one, when I lived in Antwerp in the 1980s
	8:06am MHLee: One of them has just started squeaking for lack of a better word... the larger one makes sounds that are notentirely cattish
	8:06am MHLee: Stumbling is great little dance number from before the charleston
	8:07am Jan Turkenburg: Mine looked a bit like this: preview.redd.it...
	8:08am MHLee: That what larger cat looks like... maybe a tad redder
	8:08am WR: Hello Jan and MHLee and other streamers of the moment. Have never heard of half-maine coons.
	8:09am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	8:09am MHLee: Hi WR Well their mother was a tabby and but they still look like maine coons
	8:12am MHLee: Look at that smile on Jack
	8:13am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	8:15am Jan Turkenburg: I just picked a cat encyclopedia that I got as a gift recently, from the shelf. I'm reading that 'coon' is derived from 'raccoon'
	8:17am MHLee: Doesn't surprise me... like coon hounds...
	8:19am Jan Turkenburg: one thought they were a cross, between raccoons and cats, but that's genetically impossible.
	8:20am MHLee: That's an interesting etymology
	8:22am yerfriendpaul: Hello Jan! Hello MHLee!
	8:23am MHLee: hello paul!
	8:23am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Paul!
	8:26am yerfriendpaul: I think I need to search for that type of cat. I need to get up to speed! Hang on…
	8:26am Jan Turkenburg: I think mine might have been a Norwegian Forest Cat rather than a Main Coon.
	8:27am MHLee: a little stockier i think
	8:28am Jan Turkenburg: But I got him and his brother who had shorter hair from a couple in Antwerp and Antwerp is an important harbour, so Main Coon is still a possibility.
	8:29am MHLee: Jan, I was looking through the all artists played on this show and I don't see the name Lee Morse. Do you have any of Lee in the archives?
	8:30am Jan Turkenburg: searching....
	8:31am yerfriendpaul: Beautiful cat! We grew up as a dog family (golden retriever named Harrigan). The closest thing I can relate to here is that my brother lives in Maine ha ha.
	8:34am MHLee: That's what the second one did to me too!
	8:36am Jan Turkenburg: and what about the second day, MHLee? Did it wear off then? (I'm asking because I want to attend a concert tomorrow)
	8:37am WR: I think Lee Morse was played on one of the Saturdays but without itemized song listing.
	8:37am yerfriendpaul: Glad to hear you got your second vaccine but sorry to hear of the side effects. Same thing happened to me. It was a tough day but thankfully it passes. It’s a good feeling to get out into the world again though a little strange too.
	8:37am Jan Turkenburg: Found two recordings by Lee Morse btw.
	8:38am MHLee: @Jan yes I think it did
	8:41am MHLee: Only two recordings... "Morse's discography includes over 60 singles of both self-composed and cover recordings, most of which were released by Perfect and Columbia Records in the 1920s. Morse continued to release singles with Columbia throughout the 1930s, as well as several releases for Decca Records. By the 1930s, however, Morse's professional career was in decline, as she struggled significantly with alcoholism. She frequently missed live engagements during this period, and her output of recorded material dwindled by the latter half of the decade. Morse released two singles in 1950 through Decca, before dying unexpectedly in 1954."
	8:44am yerfriendpaul: This sounds so good!!
	8:45am WR: I had noticeable more reaction after the 2nd shot, nothing major. Both shots I got on a Thursday and took off from work on Friday and Saturday. Just light work on Sunday. If you sleep well tonight and nothing demanding early in the day you should feel ok for going to the concert. Whether you are yet at full immunization is separate consideration.
	8:45am Jan Turkenburg: Well, a good motive to search for more of his recordings on the web.
	8:46am MHLee: Her, it's short Lena.. but her version of if you want the rainbow won me over instantly
	8:47am Jan Turkenburg: And by the looks of it I haven't played Morse before, also not on shows without playlists.
	8:50am WR: Yes, a torch singer, not a pianist. I was mixing her up with someone else, a female pianist.
	8:52am MHLee: An interesting torch singer as well because she crosses pop, jazz, and country
	8:53am MHLee: For a while her band was Lee Morse and Her Bluegrass Boys (no relation to the Bill Monroe style)
	8:54am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, before full immunization it will take about two weeks. But I will be cautious anyway, as advised.
	8:57am yerfriendpaul: Thanks Jan! Have a great day everyone
	8:57am WR: I'm not fully awake yet, but Indian Love Call sounded very much like Somewhere A Voice Is Calling. Thank you Jan. Laters all.
	8:58am Jan Turkenburg: Well, I heard that too WR :-)
	8:58am MHLee: Bye everyone... I've got to go on air now.
	8:59am Jan Turkenburg: wait, link please MHLee!
	8:59am MHLee: u92themoose.com

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Frederick Wheeler	Somewhere A Voice Is Calling	1914		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Yerkes' SS Flotilla Orchestra	Stumbling	1922		0:03:03 (Pop-up)
John McCormack	Somewhere A Voice Is Calling	1914		0:06:02 (Pop-up)
Willy Derby	Dorpsmuziek "Dorpsmuziek" by "Willy Derby"	1929		0:08:47 (Pop-up)
Jack Teagarden	Somewhere A Voice Is Calling	1939		0:11:53 (Pop-up)
Tadeusz Faliszewski	Nie Bedziesz Ty To Bedzie Inna (Polish)	1930		0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Elizabeth Spencer & Vernon Archibald	Somewhere A Voice Is Calling	1914		0:18:16 (Pop-up)
Willy Fritsch	Strahlende Sonne Lachende Fruehling	1931		0:21:27 (Pop-up)
Tommy Dorsey	Somewhere A Voice Is Calling	1942	vocal - Frank Sinatra	0:24:08 (Pop-up)
Yvonne Printemps	Plaisir d' Amour	1932		0:27:11 (Pop-up)

Atlantic Dance Orchestra	Virginia's Calling Me	1924		0:34:24 (Pop-up)
Annette Hanshaw	My Bill "My Bill" by "Annette Hanshaw"	1933	Film Soundtrack	0:37:53 (Pop-up)
John McCormack	I Hear You Calling	1927		0:40:18 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Auto Conga "Auto Conga" by "Xavier Cugat"	1939		0:43:43 (Pop-up)
Billy Murray, American Quartet	Tennessee I Hear You Calling Me	1915		0:45:53 (Pop-up)
Zarah Leander	Yes Sir "Yes Sir" by "Zarah Leander"	1938	in French	0:48:57 (Pop-up)
Artie Shaw	Indian Love Call "Indian Love Call" by "Artie Shaw"	1938	vocal - Tony Pastor	0:51:59 (Pop-up)
Kealoa Hawaiian Players	Song Of The Islands	1935		0:57:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:58am Jan Turkenburg: Good morning/afternoon everyone! Taking off in a few minutes!
	7:59am MHLee: goedemorgen
	7:59am Jan Turkenburg: Goedemorgen, MHLee!
	8:00am MHLee: currently at my father's playing with his large cats
	8:01am Jan Turkenburg: You don't mean large like in 'tigers' I assume?
	8:03am MHLee: No, but half-maine coons.
	8:04am Jan Turkenburg: Ah, had to google, they are beautifull. I had one, when I lived in Antwerp in the 1980s
	8:06am MHLee: One of them has just started squeaking for lack of a better word... the larger one makes sounds that are notentirely cattish
	8:06am MHLee: Stumbling is great little dance number from before the charleston
	8:07am Jan Turkenburg: Mine looked a bit like this: preview.redd.it...
	8:08am MHLee: That what larger cat looks like... maybe a tad redder
	8:08am WR: Hello Jan and MHLee and other streamers of the moment. Have never heard of half-maine coons.
	8:09am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	8:09am MHLee: Hi WR Well their mother was a tabby and but they still look like maine coons
	8:12am MHLee: Look at that smile on Jack
	8:13am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	8:15am Jan Turkenburg: I just picked a cat encyclopedia that I got as a gift recently, from the shelf. I'm reading that 'coon' is derived from 'raccoon'
	8:17am MHLee: Doesn't surprise me... like coon hounds...
	8:19am Jan Turkenburg: one thought they were a cross, between raccoons and cats, but that's genetically impossible.
	8:20am MHLee: That's an interesting etymology
	8:22am yerfriendpaul: Hello Jan! Hello MHLee!
	8:23am MHLee: hello paul!
	8:23am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Paul!
	8:26am yerfriendpaul: I think I need to search for that type of cat. I need to get up to speed! Hang on…
	8:26am Jan Turkenburg: I think mine might have been a Norwegian Forest Cat rather than a Main Coon.
	8:27am MHLee: a little stockier i think
	8:28am Jan Turkenburg: But I got him and his brother who had shorter hair from a couple in Antwerp and Antwerp is an important harbour, so Main Coon is still a possibility.
	8:29am MHLee: Jan, I was looking through the all artists played on this show and I don't see the name Lee Morse. Do you have any of Lee in the archives?
	8:30am Jan Turkenburg: searching....
	8:31am yerfriendpaul: Beautiful cat! We grew up as a dog family (golden retriever named Harrigan). The closest thing I can relate to here is that my brother lives in Maine ha ha.
	8:34am MHLee: That's what the second one did to me too!
	8:36am Jan Turkenburg: and what about the second day, MHLee? Did it wear off then? (I'm asking because I want to attend a concert tomorrow)
	8:37am WR: I think Lee Morse was played on one of the Saturdays but without itemized song listing.
	8:37am yerfriendpaul: Glad to hear you got your second vaccine but sorry to hear of the side effects. Same thing happened to me. It was a tough day but thankfully it passes. It’s a good feeling to get out into the world again though a little strange too.
	8:37am Jan Turkenburg: Found two recordings by Lee Morse btw.
	8:38am MHLee: @Jan yes I think it did
	8:41am MHLee: Only two recordings... "Morse's discography includes over 60 singles of both self-composed and cover recordings, most of which were released by Perfect and Columbia Records in the 1920s. Morse continued to release singles with Columbia throughout the 1930s, as well as several releases for Decca Records. By the 1930s, however, Morse's professional career was in decline, as she struggled significantly with alcoholism. She frequently missed live engagements during this period, and her output of recorded material dwindled by the latter half of the decade. Morse released two singles in 1950 through Decca, before dying unexpectedly in 1954."
	8:44am yerfriendpaul: This sounds so good!!
	8:45am WR: I had noticeable more reaction after the 2nd shot, nothing major. Both shots I got on a Thursday and took off from work on Friday and Saturday. Just light work on Sunday. If you sleep well tonight and nothing demanding early in the day you should feel ok for going to the concert. Whether you are yet at full immunization is separate consideration.
	8:45am Jan Turkenburg: Well, a good motive to search for more of his recordings on the web.
	8:46am MHLee: Her, it's short Lena.. but her version of if you want the rainbow won me over instantly
	8:47am Jan Turkenburg: And by the looks of it I haven't played Morse before, also not on shows without playlists.
	8:50am WR: Yes, a torch singer, not a pianist. I was mixing her up with someone else, a female pianist.
	8:52am MHLee: An interesting torch singer as well because she crosses pop, jazz, and country
	8:53am MHLee: For a while her band was Lee Morse and Her Bluegrass Boys (no relation to the Bill Monroe style)
	8:54am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, before full immunization it will take about two weeks. But I will be cautious anyway, as advised.
	8:57am yerfriendpaul: Thanks Jan! Have a great day everyone
	8:57am WR: I'm not fully awake yet, but Indian Love Call sounded very much like Somewhere A Voice Is Calling. Thank you Jan. Laters all.
	8:58am Jan Turkenburg: Well, I heard that too WR :-)
	8:58am MHLee: Bye everyone... I've got to go on air now.
	8:59am Jan Turkenburg: wait, link please MHLee!
	8:59am MHLee: u92themoose.com

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 3, 2021

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