WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 22, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:01am WR: Hello Jan, the theory is that I will be listening while working an a report. The theory.
	10:01am MHLee: Hello
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR! Hi MHLee!
	10:03am David (in London): Just a quick pop-in between meetings to say, 'Hi Jan and assembled vintage groovers'.
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:06am chresti: Hi Jan and over/unders!
	10:07am MHLee: A little bit off-topic for this show, but I acquired a three-CD comp of Nederfolk music that I'm looking forward to listening too
	10:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Nederfolk? you are making me curious!
	10:09am chresti: So this is where taking the high road and the low road is from, I often sing that part without having any idea where I got it.
	10:10am MHLee: www.discogs.com... This one, Jan
	10:10am David (in London): Yo Chresti.
	10:10am chresti: Yo yo David.
	10:12am chresti: You escaped the flooding last week Jan and David iL, I hope?
	10:14am Lizardner Dave !: I think the twist in Loch Lomond is that the singer is already dead, therefore taking the "low road" and it's also why they'll never meet again by the lake.
	10:15am MHLee: @Dave I think you're right there
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: aha, thanks for that insight Dave!
	10:16am chresti: Glad you were safe, Jan. Dave, now I like it even better,
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: @MHLee, thanks for the link, I see a few familiar names but also a lot that I don't know. I'm not very deep into the folk scene.
	10:17am David (in London): Chresti, yes thankfully. And now we're back into a heatwave.
	10:18am MHLee: The oddest arrangement I have found is one by a Larry Lewis on an album called African By-pass.
	10:19am MHLee: @Jan I've been trying to get much deeper in the English and American experimental folk of the 60s and just happened to find that one as a diversion
	10:33am chresti: Hope you can stay cool, David in London.
	10:38am chresti: It's in the 90s here, too warm for me, especially when the overnight temps don't cool things down.
	10:40am MHLee: Actually quite chill here. It's 70 now but when I left for work it was only 59.
	10:42am chresti: 59 is perfect.
	10:43am Ursula1000: hello Jan and listeners!
	10:44am MHLee: Had to look it up, because I was almost sure I had read this song is about the Jacobites. Bonnie Prince Charles being the claimant. Sure enough.
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	10:48am MHLee: Henry Thomas with the quills... his song Bulldoze Blues was copied exactly to form Goin' Up Country by Canned Heat
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: yes, I came across that during preparation of this show :-)
	10:57am WR: I've read the Wikipedia entry for the Loch Lomond song. Can't spend the time now to follow all the internet available info, but interesting that it has specific political history in it's development which gives is extra nationalistic twist beyond nostalgia for ye oulde country. en.wikipedia.org... traditioninaction.org... And after reading the Wikipedia entry, I am wondering if you have included Maxine Sullivan's 1937 recording with the Anglo Claude Thornhill pianist/arranger and a stellar band of African American musicians accompanying.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: in just a minute, WR ;-)
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: I also didn't have time to investigate the origins of the song today, so I'm happy with all the links you find.
	11:03am MHLee: I sang a Jacobite song as a solo at 14. There's quite a few of them that seem to have been fostered by the Scottish people. I sang "The SKye Boat Song"
	11:03am MHLee: Which I think I've actually mentioned before here looking back on it
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I think you did, MHLee :-)
	11:11am MHLee: Reefer is an old word for marijuana
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: thank you!
	11:13am Lizardner Dave !: There was a famous anti-marijuana film in the US called "Reefer Madness". en.wikipedia.org...
	11:14am Jan Turkenburg: ah!
	11:15am Jan Turkenburg: Very educational episode again, today! :-)
	11:16am johnk77: nice work selecter xavier owned casa cugat restaurant in hollywood for many years it was quite good the only time i ate there in the early 1980s
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi johnk77!
	11:21am Feldpausch: Hi Jan! Hi all
	11:25am spodiodi: hello, Jan and all! sounding good
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam! Hi spodiodi!
	11:32am Lizardner Dave !: I'm off to a dentist appointment. Will check out the rest on archive!
	11:32am Jan Turkenburg: Bye Dave!
	11:34am spodiodi: love today's playlist picture, Jan. there's a Loch Lomond reservoir in California, near Ben Lomond, Ca (which is newar Santa Cruz) Loch Lomond is a reservoir built on Newell Creek, named after the original Loch Lomond in Scotland. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: and again I've learned something!
	11:36am spodiodi: me too, Jan! like so many places in the us, it's another name borrowed from an original place in Europe. i never knew of it's original source until your show today. edutainment :)
	11:38am chresti: Hi spodi \\// and Feldpausch!
	11:38am spodiodi: good morning, chresti! \\//
	11:38am Jan Turkenburg: I was born at a few kilometers from the small town of Breukelen (=Brooklyn)
	11:39am spodiodi: ha! cool spelling
	11:40am spodiodi: "even old new york was once new amsterdam"
	11:40am Feldpausch: Hi Chresti!
	11:42am Ursula1000: connecting the dots! Brooklyn coming next!
	11:42am spodiodi: Breukelen in the house! \m/
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: Jo!!
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: I meant: yo!
	11:44am spodiodi: lol jo!
	11:44am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, we sold New Amsterdam for just 1 floryn!
	11:44am Ursula1000: loving this track!
	11:52am spodiodi: what a steal, Jan :) sorry to hear about your computer issues... mildly related commiseration: woke up to no internet here 😐 but it's back on now, after rebooting the modem and router a couple of times. minutes later a Comcast truck (our internet provider) rolled by (they were out yesterday too, and the internet was out briefly, and i had to reboot the modem then too.) anyway, hoping for smooth sailing the rest of the day. also that you get your stubborn machine sorted out
	11:55am spodiodi: great stuff. thanks, Jan!
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Feldpausch: Thanks Jan! I did enjoy indeed
	11:57am MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular next wfmu.org...
	11:58am Mr Fab: Thanks, Jan! I was listening while doing stuff. Scottish bagpipe rock ‘n’ roll, now I’ve heard everything.
	11:59am chresti: It's like that when I'm commenting on the playlist page with my phone, tiny screen.
	11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab, no you haven't.
	1:58pm WR: My theory about working while listening turned out to be invalid very quickly. Got pulled into a support call during Hans Albers. Had to turn down the volume so low that I will be going back to hear the Maxine Sullivan, etc. Great episode. Interesting choices you made to contrast with the Loch Lomond thread. I was looking for a reason/pattern for the recordings you selected but think it was just your choices to make an interesting flow for the show. Thank you for all the care you take with this show. Laters.
	11:08am WR: Hi, listening for the Nth time. work or a google search keeps distracting me so I start over again. Many of the recordings offer entry into socio-cultural meditations. It was quite entertaining to hear the speculation that you and your friend were were having about the reefer man. One minor correction, Furry Lewis, two "R". Like furry haired animal. Not sure how he got that nick name. Fond memories of the couple of times I got to see him perform in the late 1970s.

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
Clara Smith	Get On Board "Get On Board" by "Clara Smith"	1926			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Henry Burr	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Henry Burr"	1905			0:04:31 (Pop-up)
Marie Narelle	The Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomond	1906			0:07:56 (Pop-up)
Alma Henderson	I've Got A Daddy Down In New Orleans	1927	Eddie Lang on guitar		0:10:02 (Pop-up)
Columbia Stellar Quartette	Loch Lomond	1916			0:14:26 (Pop-up)
Barbecue Bob (Robert Hicks)	Monkey and the Baboon	1930			0:18:33 (Pop-up)
Marie Morriesy	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Marie Morriesy"	1917			0:21:39 (Pop-up)
Furry Lewis	Mean Old Bedbug Blues	1927			0:25:24 (Pop-up)
David McCallum (Sr)	The Banks of Loch Lomond			David McCallum Sr & Jr David McCallum Sr & Jr	0:31:16 (Pop-up)
Jack Hylton	Betty Boop Theme Music	1932			0:33:57 (Pop-up)
Harry Lauder	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Harry Lauder"	1926			0:36:30 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Benny Goodman"	1937	vocal - Martha Tilton		0:40:31 (Pop-up)
Henry Thomas	The Fox and the hounds	1928			0:45:07 (Pop-up)
Eldorado Tango Band	My Cavalier (paso doble)	1932			0:48:09 (Pop-up)
Sydney MacEvan & Instrumental Trio	Loch Lomond				0:51:28 (Pop-up)
Billy Mayerl	Limehouse Blues "Limehouse Blues" by "Billy Mayerl"	1932			0:54:37 (Pop-up)
Hans Albers	Hoppla Jetzt Komm' Ich	1932	+ Otto Dobrindt Orchester		0:59:46 (Pop-up)
Maxine Sullivan	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Maxine Sullivan"	1937			1:02:37 (Pop-up)
McKinney's Cotton Pickers	Reefer Man	1932			1:05:25 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Jesusita "Jesusita" by "Xavier Cugat"	1932			1:08:54 (Pop-up)
Art Mooney and his Orchestra	The Heart of Loch Lomond	1949	Vocals: Johnny Martin, Madelyn Russell & Art Mooney choir	Madelyn Russell Madelyn Russell	1:13:00 (Pop-up)
Eddie Heywood	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Eddie Heywood"	1946			1:15:45 (Pop-up)
Mills Brothers	Goodbye Blues "Goodbye Blues" by "Mills Brothers"	1932	radio broadcast		1:19:06 (Pop-up)
The Stardusters	The Heart of Loch Lomond	1949			1:20:23 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	Oh You Sweet Thing "Oh You Sweet Thing" by "Cab Calloway"	1932			1:25:31 (Pop-up)
Mississipi Sheiks	Too Long "Too Long" by "Mississipi Sheiks"	1932			1:28:14 (Pop-up)
Willy Derby	Vogelijn "Vogelijn" by "Willy Derby"	1932			1:31:13 (Pop-up)
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra	The Heart of Loch Lomond	1948	Vocals: Sonny Caleillo & The Vee Tones	Sonny Caleillo Sonny Caleillo	1:34:06 (Pop-up)
Bert Firman	In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town	1932	(Rhythmic Eight)		1:37:17 (Pop-up)
Roy Eldridge	Une petite Laitue avec de la Mayonaise	1951			1:43:02 (Pop-up)
The Marimba Serenaders	Loch Lomond	1951			1:46:20 (Pop-up)
Oscar Joost	Madame Madame Sie Sind Mir Nicht Einerlei	1932			1:48:55 (Pop-up)
Svend Asmussen Trio	Loch Lomond "Loch Lomond" by "Svend Asmussen Trio"	1940			1:51:53 (Pop-up)
The Ramrods	Loch Lomond Rock "Loch Lomond Rock" by "The Ramrods"	1960			1:57:33 (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!
	9:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:01am WR: Hello Jan, the theory is that I will be listening while working an a report. The theory.
	10:01am MHLee: Hello
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR! Hi MHLee!
	10:03am David (in London): Just a quick pop-in between meetings to say, 'Hi Jan and assembled vintage groovers'.
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:06am chresti: Hi Jan and over/unders!
	10:07am MHLee: A little bit off-topic for this show, but I acquired a three-CD comp of Nederfolk music that I'm looking forward to listening too
	10:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:08am Jan Turkenburg: Nederfolk? you are making me curious!
	10:09am chresti: So this is where taking the high road and the low road is from, I often sing that part without having any idea where I got it.
	10:10am MHLee: www.discogs.com... This one, Jan
	10:10am David (in London): Yo Chresti.
	10:10am chresti: Yo yo David.
	10:12am chresti: You escaped the flooding last week Jan and David iL, I hope?
	10:14am Lizardner Dave !: I think the twist in Loch Lomond is that the singer is already dead, therefore taking the "low road" and it's also why they'll never meet again by the lake.
	10:15am MHLee: @Dave I think you're right there
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: aha, thanks for that insight Dave!
	10:16am chresti: Glad you were safe, Jan. Dave, now I like it even better,
	10:17am Jan Turkenburg: @MHLee, thanks for the link, I see a few familiar names but also a lot that I don't know. I'm not very deep into the folk scene.
	10:17am David (in London): Chresti, yes thankfully. And now we're back into a heatwave.
	10:18am MHLee: The oddest arrangement I have found is one by a Larry Lewis on an album called African By-pass.
	10:19am MHLee: @Jan I've been trying to get much deeper in the English and American experimental folk of the 60s and just happened to find that one as a diversion
	10:33am chresti: Hope you can stay cool, David in London.
	10:38am chresti: It's in the 90s here, too warm for me, especially when the overnight temps don't cool things down.
	10:40am MHLee: Actually quite chill here. It's 70 now but when I left for work it was only 59.
	10:42am chresti: 59 is perfect.
	10:43am Ursula1000: hello Jan and listeners!
	10:44am MHLee: Had to look it up, because I was almost sure I had read this song is about the Jacobites. Bonnie Prince Charles being the claimant. Sure enough.
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	10:48am MHLee: Henry Thomas with the quills... his song Bulldoze Blues was copied exactly to form Goin' Up Country by Canned Heat
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: yes, I came across that during preparation of this show :-)
	10:57am WR: I've read the Wikipedia entry for the Loch Lomond song. Can't spend the time now to follow all the internet available info, but interesting that it has specific political history in it's development which gives is extra nationalistic twist beyond nostalgia for ye oulde country. en.wikipedia.org... traditioninaction.org... And after reading the Wikipedia entry, I am wondering if you have included Maxine Sullivan's 1937 recording with the Anglo Claude Thornhill pianist/arranger and a stellar band of African American musicians accompanying.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: in just a minute, WR ;-)
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: I also didn't have time to investigate the origins of the song today, so I'm happy with all the links you find.
	11:03am MHLee: I sang a Jacobite song as a solo at 14. There's quite a few of them that seem to have been fostered by the Scottish people. I sang "The SKye Boat Song"
	11:03am MHLee: Which I think I've actually mentioned before here looking back on it
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I think you did, MHLee :-)
	11:11am MHLee: Reefer is an old word for marijuana
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: thank you!
	11:13am Lizardner Dave !: There was a famous anti-marijuana film in the US called "Reefer Madness". en.wikipedia.org...
	11:14am Jan Turkenburg: ah!
	11:15am Jan Turkenburg: Very educational episode again, today! :-)
	11:16am johnk77: nice work selecter xavier owned casa cugat restaurant in hollywood for many years it was quite good the only time i ate there in the early 1980s
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi johnk77!
	11:21am Feldpausch: Hi Jan! Hi all
	11:25am spodiodi: hello, Jan and all! sounding good
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam! Hi spodiodi!
	11:32am Lizardner Dave !: I'm off to a dentist appointment. Will check out the rest on archive!
	11:32am Jan Turkenburg: Bye Dave!
	11:34am spodiodi: love today's playlist picture, Jan. there's a Loch Lomond reservoir in California, near Ben Lomond, Ca (which is newar Santa Cruz) Loch Lomond is a reservoir built on Newell Creek, named after the original Loch Lomond in Scotland. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: and again I've learned something!
	11:36am spodiodi: me too, Jan! like so many places in the us, it's another name borrowed from an original place in Europe. i never knew of it's original source until your show today. edutainment :)
	11:38am chresti: Hi spodi \\// and Feldpausch!
	11:38am spodiodi: good morning, chresti! \\//
	11:38am Jan Turkenburg: I was born at a few kilometers from the small town of Breukelen (=Brooklyn)
	11:39am spodiodi: ha! cool spelling
	11:40am spodiodi: "even old new york was once new amsterdam"
	11:40am Feldpausch: Hi Chresti!
	11:42am Ursula1000: connecting the dots! Brooklyn coming next!
	11:42am spodiodi: Breukelen in the house! \m/
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: Jo!!
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: I meant: yo!
	11:44am spodiodi: lol jo!
	11:44am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, we sold New Amsterdam for just 1 floryn!
	11:44am Ursula1000: loving this track!
	11:52am spodiodi: what a steal, Jan :) sorry to hear about your computer issues... mildly related commiseration: woke up to no internet here 😐 but it's back on now, after rebooting the modem and router a couple of times. minutes later a Comcast truck (our internet provider) rolled by (they were out yesterday too, and the internet was out briefly, and i had to reboot the modem then too.) anyway, hoping for smooth sailing the rest of the day. also that you get your stubborn machine sorted out
	11:55am spodiodi: great stuff. thanks, Jan!
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Feldpausch: Thanks Jan! I did enjoy indeed
	11:57am MHLee: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular next wfmu.org...
	11:58am Mr Fab: Thanks, Jan! I was listening while doing stuff. Scottish bagpipe rock ‘n’ roll, now I’ve heard everything.
	11:59am chresti: It's like that when I'm commenting on the playlist page with my phone, tiny screen.
	11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab, no you haven't.
	1:58pm WR: My theory about working while listening turned out to be invalid very quickly. Got pulled into a support call during Hans Albers. Had to turn down the volume so low that I will be going back to hear the Maxine Sullivan, etc. Great episode. Interesting choices you made to contrast with the Loch Lomond thread. I was looking for a reason/pattern for the recordings you selected but think it was just your choices to make an interesting flow for the show. Thank you for all the care you take with this show. Laters.
	11:08am WR: Hi, listening for the Nth time. work or a google search keeps distracting me so I start over again. Many of the recordings offer entry into socio-cultural meditations. It was quite entertaining to hear the speculation that you and your friend were were having about the reefer man. One minor correction, Furry Lewis, two "R". Like furry haired animal. Not sure how he got that nick name. Fond memories of the couple of times I got to see him perform in the late 1970s.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 22, 2021

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