WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 29, 2021

Listener comments!
	10:01am fred: Good afternoon Jan and listeners
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi fred!
	10:02am MHLee: Hi Jan, Fred, will only be here for the first hour. I have to judge research posters and presentations over zoom. Have never done so before.
	10:04am worldsworstrecords: Eat More Fruit: good advice!
	10:04am worldsworstrecords: I Love Frank Crumit!
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee! Hi Darryl!
	10:05am worldsworstrecords: Hello everyone!
	10:05am MHLee: Welcome back
	10:05am worldsworstrecords: hey MHLee... thanks for the Kasmir link ;-)
	10:06am fred: @MHLee: In what field?
	10:06am MHLee: This accent is interesting, reminds me of the early calypso singers like Attila the Hun
	10:06am MHLee: @Fred Biology
	10:08am MHLee: @WWR That wonderful band I found when looking for a mystery song in the Acid Archive compen dium. There's some... interesting stuff out there. Interestingly looking up one of the albums that sounded wild lead me to your blog.
	10:10am MHLee: *led
	10:10am Listener Robert: It's raspberry picking time in New Jersey.
	10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert!
	10:12am worldsworstrecords: all roads lead to the World's Worst, MHLee!!
	10:16am chresti: Hi Jan and over/unders!
	10:16am Listener Robert: I wonder whether the American Standard Orchestra is the orchestra of American Standard plumbing supplies.
	10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:20am Listener Robert: Oh. For a minute I thought "zeep en soda" was soap and soda!
	10:20am fred: @Listener Robert: I hope there is such an orchestra, even if it's not this one
	10:26am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and vintage groovers. Chresti, fred, Robert, MHLee, WWRs.
	10:26am worldsworstrecords: ...purveyors of that fine American Standard musical, the Bathrooms are Coming
	10:27am worldsworstrecords: hey David! And hi Chresti!
	10:28am MHLee: @WWR off topic: but I really was excited that I found a Christian teen group covering Think's "Once You Understand", which unironically is one of my dad's favorite records but I know has a reputation... haha
	10:29am Listener Robert: So I was right then!
	10:30am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:32am chresti: Hi David in London.
	10:33am MHLee: Sounds like moussaka to me... at least the way my mother says it
	10:37am worldsworstrecords: MHLee: is that the Leonard Family?
	10:39am MHLee: @WWR band is called the bridge
	10:39am MHLee: www.discogs.com...
	10:40am worldsworstrecords: Oh: that's a second cover then!
	10:42am Ursula1000: hello Jan!
	10:42am MHLee: @wwr Excellent, now I have to hear the Leonard Family on!
	10:43am worldsworstrecords: Just found the Bridge version on YT: www.youtube.com... here's the Leonard family cover: www.discogs.com...
	10:44am worldsworstrecords: I've played the Leonard Family version on the WWRRS, Episode 56
	10:45am David (in London): We had it here, too, Jan. Sunday was absolutely torrential. We even had a geyser in Hammersmith as a result: www.mylondon.news...
	10:46am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, David, I didn't know that was even possible!
	10:47am fred: Ugh. You probably don't want to have that geyser's "water" fall upon you
	10:49am spodiodi: hello, Jan and everyone! sounds good
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: Spodiodi!
	10:50am Listener Robert: How could the water have become so pressurized? It would have to come from that height uphill at least, if from gravity alone. However, in that picture I see what appears to be fire near it. Could there have been a methane-air explosion driving it?
	10:52am MHLee: Thanks, Darryl, fun times... such a bizarre, ambiguous in purpose, and terrible earworm
	10:54am David (in London): Spod! Salutations.
	10:55am Ursula1000: Love this Miles track
	10:55am spodiodi: ahoy, David (in Waders)!
	10:59am Feldpausch: Hiya Jan! Nice crowd today. Hi all!
	10:59am spodiodi: congrats, Jan! aloha, Feldpausch!
	11:00am Feldpausch: YES Aloha Spodiodi!
	11:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	11:02am Feldpausch: This is why analog will never be replaced; computers have been around for a long damn time and are unreliable but my turntable? Always turns
	11:04am Ursula1000: Feld---I had a pair of Technics 1200s that FINALLY needed repair after....25 years! What a work horse those things are.
	11:04am David (in London): Hey Feldpausch.
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: I still have the turntable I bought when i was 16. Of course needles need to be replaced and it has needed some minor repairs over the years, but was able to do those myself. Try to imagine where our computers and phones will be in 40 years...
	11:12am fred: I'm a dev, and I spend more and more of my time just keeping stuff working, instead of writing new stuff. Apple is the main culprit there, by far. Don't trust computers at all
	11:14am spodiodi: scrapple ftw!
	11:14am Feldpausch: Ursula1000, I wish I was at Tiki Oasis! I have some friends there but I couldn't make it. I'm glad I still get to hear your set!
	11:16am Feldpausch: Yes U1K & Jan, those old tools will outlive all the Apple products by a long shot. No 'planned obsolescence' in a good ol' tube amp
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:18am Feldpausch: Ursula1k, that's good mileage! It's like how so many musicians use all the 1960's gear they can get their hands on. It's built right.
	11:20am fred: @Feldpausch: "planned obsolescence" were the good old days. Now it's "enforced obsolescence" whenever Apple needs more money (hint: often), but it's for your own good and for "security reasons"
	11:20am WR: Hello Jan and thosr over / under
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: WR!
	11:23am Feldpausch: @fred, you're absolutely right about that. They have billions in liquid assets but they need money bad, so yeah like clockwork they flip the switch and our gear get borked
	11:23am spodiodi: hello WR
	11:26am David (in London): Fred, I recently re-discovered my first 80s portable personal cassette player (a Sanyo M4440). It was so well made. In went the batteries, and now I'm back to listening to it at home. Feels good to give it a second lease of life 38 years later...
	11:27am WR: Well put Fred. Tech based companies are attempting to replicate the success of from zero to pervasive by making everything subscription base and every two year hardware "refresh". I am still shocked that HP would not sell an extension to the 1 year warranty on laptop I bought last spring.
	11:30am WR: interesting playlist Jan, the mix of styles. My mistake to not tune in earlier.
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:32am spodiodi: my 12 year old macbook pro is still serving me well (after multiple rounds of upgrades, surgeries, replacements, patches and hacks) something faster would be nice, but i don't really need it i don't have as many options with The Phone... so apps get outmoded more frequently there (but i hate The Phone)
	11:33am spodiodi: Pop Corn Snacks ftw!
	11:34am WR: Ha, me being me, I didn't look at the episode title until after noticing the cherry apple orange etc prevalence in the song titles.
	11:34am David (in London): Hey there WR.
	11:35am fred: I work on many platforms. The 10+ year old linux/windows machines are annoyingly slow by now, but the little budget there is gets soaked up by Apple bricking their very expensive hardware every 3 years or so
	11:35am Feldpausch: @David Cool! There's something magical about making mix tapes, waiting for your song with your hands on the record and pause button
	11:36am WR: Hi David (i L), spodi, Feld. Popcorn as a fruit? No complaints here.
	11:37am fred: Jan, you should get Stashu as a co-host (or the other way around) and do a polka show next marathon
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hence the "i don't care"!
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: Good idea, fred!
	11:38am spodiodi: popcorn: fruit of the cob
	11:40am fred: @WR: Isn't tomato the NJ state vegetable?
	11:41am Feldpausch: I've been having hard drive scares left and right, even with brand new ones... that moment when you realize everything could easily be gone
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: a propos, remind me to do a tomato special on Frame Duggy Louder soon.
	11:41am WR: Don't know Fred.
	11:41am Feldpausch: Hi WR!
	11:44am spodiodi: looks like NJ has no official state vegetable, but it should be the tomato. New Jersey has the best tomatoes i've ever had... and i've been spreading that word everywhere i've gone my entire life.
	11:45am Feldpausch: My friend just showed me his Victrola. It's the tall cabinet style, perfect condition, plays like new, and it's like watching magic happen
	11:45am fred: I got that from a WFMU map that glows in the dark. Unimpeachable source
	11:46am spodiodi: haha
	11:46am spodiodi: can't argue with that :)
	11:48am fred: It even shows the Taylor Ham/Pork Roll divide, though I must admit never so have tasted either
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: Can't have a show about fruits without including Carmen Miranda :-)
	11:51am David (in London): The Andrews Sisters and Carmen Miranda. Now that is a dynamite combination.
	11:51am Ursula1000: ooh this is cool---didn't know they collaborated
	11:51am spodiodi: i agree with Jan and DiL (and fred (again))
	11:53am spodiodi: (and rip, X.Ray Burns)
	11:53am fred: This is bonkers in the best way!
	11:54am David (in London): There is no clicky-star big enough for that track. Wow, that flew by - thanks Jan!
	11:54am spodiodi: thank, Jan! nice show, loved the last song! so cool
	11:55am Feldpausch: Thanks Jan! I'm gonna go eat these cherries in the fridge now
	11:55am WR: Thank you Jan! Onward!
	11:55am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular LIVE from Tiki Oasis next...! wfmu.org...
	11:55am David (in London): Later groovers!
	11:55am chresti: Thanks Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 29, 2021

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
Stan Greening's Band	Eat More Fruit	1925			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Frank Crumit	Song Of The Prune "Song Of The Prune" by "Frank Crumit"	1928			0:04:09 (Pop-up)
Albert Campbell & Henry Burr	When It's Peach Picking Time In Delaware	1915			0:07:27 (Pop-up)
Benny Goodman	Stealin' Apples "Stealin' Apples" by "Benny Goodman"	1948			0:10:29 (Pop-up)
American Standard Orchestra	Apple Blossoms	1910			0:15:28 (Pop-up)
Black & White	Zeep En Soda (Sippin' Soda)	1954			0:19:04 (Pop-up)
AVRO Dansorkest, Hans Mossel	Adam's Apple	1938			0:21:37 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Prune Song "Prune Song" by "Harry Reser"	1928			0:24:23 (Pop-up)
De Jonge Flierefluiters	Bella Musica (intro - Tune)	1955	solo vocal - Peter de Boorder		0:29:55 (Pop-up)
Eddie Morton	Peach that Tastes the Sweetest Hangs the Highest on the Tree	1908			0:33:39 (Pop-up)
Billy Jones & Ernest Hare	Why Aren't Yez Eatin' More Oranges	1925		Billy Jones & Ernest Hare Billy Jones & Ernest Hare	0:36:18 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	Louisiana Hayride	1932			0:39:24 (Pop-up)
Olga Lowina	Mijn Bonte Koe "Mijn Bonte Koe" by "Olga Lowina"	1950	(= My spotted cow)		0:44:33 (Pop-up)
Scott Joplin piano roll	Pine Apple Rag	1908			0:48:03 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Scrapple From The Apple	1947	wikipedia		0:53:01 (Pop-up)
Pee Wee Hunt	Ida Sweet As Apple Cider	1953			0:55:50 (Pop-up)
Doris Day	Cherries "Cherries" by "Doris Day"	1952			1:01:00 (Pop-up)
Billy Murray & Ada Jones	My Orchard Is Short Of A Peach Like You	1913			1:03:43 (Pop-up)
Jack Teagarden	I Wanna Hat With Cherries	1939	vocal - Kitty Kallen		1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Pia Beck & Eddy Doorenbos	Beat Me Pia Eight To The Bar	1951			1:09:14 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White	1954	radio broadcast		1:14:06 (Pop-up)
Co Hagedoorn	Lach Maar "Lach Maar" by "Co Hagedoorn"	1963			1:16:53 (Pop-up)
Charlie Parker	Scrapple From The Apple	1947			1:19:31 (Pop-up)
Frans Poptie	Just Blowing "Just Blowing" by "Frans Poptie"	1956			1:22:27 (Pop-up)
Edward Meeker	Wild Cherries Rag "Wild Cherries Rag" by "Edward Meeker"	1909			1:27:37 (Pop-up)
Nat King Cole	Peaches "Peaches" by "Nat King Cole"	1949			1:29:43 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones and his City Slickers	Pop Corn Sack	1947			1:32:21 (Pop-up)
Guido Deiro accordeon	I Don't Care Polka	1913			1:35:16 (Pop-up)
Paul Whiteman	Peelin' The Peach "Peelin' The Peach" by "Paul Whiteman"	1938	(Swing Wing & Modernaires)		1:39:44 (Pop-up)
Six Brown Brothers	Peter Gink (Peer Gynt Parody)	1919			1:42:09 (Pop-up)
McGuire Sisters	Pine Tree Pine Over Me	1956	(+ Eileen Barton & Johnny Desmond)		1:44:46 (Pop-up)
Dalva De Oliveira	Kalu "Kalu" by "Dalva De Oliveira"	1949	Roberto Inglez Orchestra		1:47:35 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters & Carmen Miranda	Matador	1947			1:50:18 (Pop-up)
Melody Sisters & Black & White	Vivace	1959			1:56:12 (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!
	10:01am fred: Good afternoon Jan and listeners
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi fred!
	10:02am MHLee: Hi Jan, Fred, will only be here for the first hour. I have to judge research posters and presentations over zoom. Have never done so before.
	10:04am worldsworstrecords: Eat More Fruit: good advice!
	10:04am worldsworstrecords: I Love Frank Crumit!
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee! Hi Darryl!
	10:05am worldsworstrecords: Hello everyone!
	10:05am MHLee: Welcome back
	10:05am worldsworstrecords: hey MHLee... thanks for the Kasmir link ;-)
	10:06am fred: @MHLee: In what field?
	10:06am MHLee: This accent is interesting, reminds me of the early calypso singers like Attila the Hun
	10:06am MHLee: @Fred Biology
	10:08am MHLee: @WWR That wonderful band I found when looking for a mystery song in the Acid Archive compen dium. There's some... interesting stuff out there. Interestingly looking up one of the albums that sounded wild lead me to your blog.
	10:10am MHLee: *led
	10:10am Listener Robert: It's raspberry picking time in New Jersey.
	10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert!
	10:12am worldsworstrecords: all roads lead to the World's Worst, MHLee!!
	10:16am chresti: Hi Jan and over/unders!
	10:16am Listener Robert: I wonder whether the American Standard Orchestra is the orchestra of American Standard plumbing supplies.
	10:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:20am Listener Robert: Oh. For a minute I thought "zeep en soda" was soap and soda!
	10:20am fred: @Listener Robert: I hope there is such an orchestra, even if it's not this one
	10:26am David (in London): Afternoon Jan and vintage groovers. Chresti, fred, Robert, MHLee, WWRs.
	10:26am worldsworstrecords: ...purveyors of that fine American Standard musical, the Bathrooms are Coming
	10:27am worldsworstrecords: hey David! And hi Chresti!
	10:28am MHLee: @WWR off topic: but I really was excited that I found a Christian teen group covering Think's "Once You Understand", which unironically is one of my dad's favorite records but I know has a reputation... haha
	10:29am Listener Robert: So I was right then!
	10:30am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:32am chresti: Hi David in London.
	10:33am MHLee: Sounds like moussaka to me... at least the way my mother says it
	10:37am worldsworstrecords: MHLee: is that the Leonard Family?
	10:39am MHLee: @WWR band is called the bridge
	10:39am MHLee: www.discogs.com...
	10:40am worldsworstrecords: Oh: that's a second cover then!
	10:42am Ursula1000: hello Jan!
	10:42am MHLee: @wwr Excellent, now I have to hear the Leonard Family on!
	10:43am worldsworstrecords: Just found the Bridge version on YT: www.youtube.com... here's the Leonard family cover: www.discogs.com...
	10:44am worldsworstrecords: I've played the Leonard Family version on the WWRRS, Episode 56
	10:45am David (in London): We had it here, too, Jan. Sunday was absolutely torrential. We even had a geyser in Hammersmith as a result: www.mylondon.news...
	10:46am Jan Turkenburg: Wow, David, I didn't know that was even possible!
	10:47am fred: Ugh. You probably don't want to have that geyser's "water" fall upon you
	10:49am spodiodi: hello, Jan and everyone! sounds good
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: Spodiodi!
	10:50am Listener Robert: How could the water have become so pressurized? It would have to come from that height uphill at least, if from gravity alone. However, in that picture I see what appears to be fire near it. Could there have been a methane-air explosion driving it?
	10:52am MHLee: Thanks, Darryl, fun times... such a bizarre, ambiguous in purpose, and terrible earworm
	10:54am David (in London): Spod! Salutations.
	10:55am Ursula1000: Love this Miles track
	10:55am spodiodi: ahoy, David (in Waders)!
	10:59am Feldpausch: Hiya Jan! Nice crowd today. Hi all!
	10:59am spodiodi: congrats, Jan! aloha, Feldpausch!
	11:00am Feldpausch: YES Aloha Spodiodi!
	11:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	11:02am Feldpausch: This is why analog will never be replaced; computers have been around for a long damn time and are unreliable but my turntable? Always turns
	11:04am Ursula1000: Feld---I had a pair of Technics 1200s that FINALLY needed repair after....25 years! What a work horse those things are.
	11:04am David (in London): Hey Feldpausch.
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: I still have the turntable I bought when i was 16. Of course needles need to be replaced and it has needed some minor repairs over the years, but was able to do those myself. Try to imagine where our computers and phones will be in 40 years...
	11:12am fred: I'm a dev, and I spend more and more of my time just keeping stuff working, instead of writing new stuff. Apple is the main culprit there, by far. Don't trust computers at all
	11:14am spodiodi: scrapple ftw!
	11:14am Feldpausch: Ursula1000, I wish I was at Tiki Oasis! I have some friends there but I couldn't make it. I'm glad I still get to hear your set!
	11:16am Feldpausch: Yes U1K & Jan, those old tools will outlive all the Apple products by a long shot. No 'planned obsolescence' in a good ol' tube amp
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:18am Feldpausch: Ursula1k, that's good mileage! It's like how so many musicians use all the 1960's gear they can get their hands on. It's built right.
	11:20am fred: @Feldpausch: "planned obsolescence" were the good old days. Now it's "enforced obsolescence" whenever Apple needs more money (hint: often), but it's for your own good and for "security reasons"
	11:20am WR: Hello Jan and thosr over / under
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: WR!
	11:23am Feldpausch: @fred, you're absolutely right about that. They have billions in liquid assets but they need money bad, so yeah like clockwork they flip the switch and our gear get borked
	11:23am spodiodi: hello WR
	11:26am David (in London): Fred, I recently re-discovered my first 80s portable personal cassette player (a Sanyo M4440). It was so well made. In went the batteries, and now I'm back to listening to it at home. Feels good to give it a second lease of life 38 years later...
	11:27am WR: Well put Fred. Tech based companies are attempting to replicate the success of from zero to pervasive by making everything subscription base and every two year hardware "refresh". I am still shocked that HP would not sell an extension to the 1 year warranty on laptop I bought last spring.
	11:30am WR: interesting playlist Jan, the mix of styles. My mistake to not tune in earlier.
	11:31am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:32am spodiodi: my 12 year old macbook pro is still serving me well (after multiple rounds of upgrades, surgeries, replacements, patches and hacks) something faster would be nice, but i don't really need it i don't have as many options with The Phone... so apps get outmoded more frequently there (but i hate The Phone)
	11:33am spodiodi: Pop Corn Snacks ftw!
	11:34am WR: Ha, me being me, I didn't look at the episode title until after noticing the cherry apple orange etc prevalence in the song titles.
	11:34am David (in London): Hey there WR.
	11:35am fred: I work on many platforms. The 10+ year old linux/windows machines are annoyingly slow by now, but the little budget there is gets soaked up by Apple bricking their very expensive hardware every 3 years or so
	11:35am Feldpausch: @David Cool! There's something magical about making mix tapes, waiting for your song with your hands on the record and pause button
	11:36am WR: Hi David (i L), spodi, Feld. Popcorn as a fruit? No complaints here.
	11:37am fred: Jan, you should get Stashu as a co-host (or the other way around) and do a polka show next marathon
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hence the "i don't care"!
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: Good idea, fred!
	11:38am spodiodi: popcorn: fruit of the cob
	11:40am fred: @WR: Isn't tomato the NJ state vegetable?
	11:41am Feldpausch: I've been having hard drive scares left and right, even with brand new ones... that moment when you realize everything could easily be gone
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: a propos, remind me to do a tomato special on Frame Duggy Louder soon.
	11:41am WR: Don't know Fred.
	11:41am Feldpausch: Hi WR!
	11:44am spodiodi: looks like NJ has no official state vegetable, but it should be the tomato. New Jersey has the best tomatoes i've ever had... and i've been spreading that word everywhere i've gone my entire life.
	11:45am Feldpausch: My friend just showed me his Victrola. It's the tall cabinet style, perfect condition, plays like new, and it's like watching magic happen
	11:45am fred: I got that from a WFMU map that glows in the dark. Unimpeachable source
	11:46am spodiodi: haha
	11:46am spodiodi: can't argue with that :)
	11:48am fred: It even shows the Taylor Ham/Pork Roll divide, though I must admit never so have tasted either
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: Can't have a show about fruits without including Carmen Miranda :-)
	11:51am David (in London): The Andrews Sisters and Carmen Miranda. Now that is a dynamite combination.
	11:51am Ursula1000: ooh this is cool---didn't know they collaborated
	11:51am spodiodi: i agree with Jan and DiL (and fred (again))
	11:53am spodiodi: (and rip, X.Ray Burns)
	11:53am fred: This is bonkers in the best way!
	11:54am David (in London): There is no clicky-star big enough for that track. Wow, that flew by - thanks Jan!
	11:54am spodiodi: thank, Jan! nice show, loved the last song! so cool
	11:55am Feldpausch: Thanks Jan! I'm gonna go eat these cherries in the fridge now
	11:55am WR: Thank you Jan! Onward!
	11:55am Ursula1000: cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular LIVE from Tiki Oasis next...! wfmu.org...
	11:55am David (in London): Later groovers!
	11:55am chresti: Thanks Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 29, 2021

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