WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 14, 2021

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 14, 2021

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October 14, 2021: 140 Street Rag Rondo
Old songs about streets, with multiple renditions of ‘12th Street Rag’ as common thread through this episode. A handful of exceptions to the older-than-64 rule will be made for this occasion only!

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From wikipedia:

A friend of Euday Bowman known as "Raggedy Ed" declared his intention to open a pawn shop on 12th Street in Kansas City while the two were walking along it. Bowman is rumored to have said "If you get rich on those three balls, I'll write a piece on three notes to make myself rich."

It was more than 15 years after Bowman composed the song before he actually wrote the music down in manuscript form. He returned to Texas briefly and tried to sell the piece to a company in Dallas; but he only had an offer of ten dollars for it and was told it really was not worth publishing. Returning to Kansas City, he sold it to Jenkins Music Company in 1913. The Jenkins company felt Bowman's arrangement was far too difficult however, hiring C. E. Wheeler to simplify it. With a big advertising push "12th Street Rag" began to sell better. In 1919, James S. Sumner added lyrics. The song was popular with early Kansas City bands and became a hit after Bennie Moten recorded it for RCA Victor in 1927, the same year Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven recorded it.

Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Imperial Marimba Band	12th Street Rag	1921		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bennie Moten	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Bennie Moten"	1927		0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Don Bestor	42nd Street "42nd Street" by "Don Bestor"	1933		0:08:27 (Pop-up)
Alvino Rey and the King Sisters	12th Street Rag	1954		0:11:20 (Pop-up)
Maupie Staal	Type Uit De Zandstraat	1907		0:14:15 (Pop-up)

Louis Armstrong	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Louis Armstrong"	1927		0:19:23 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott	A Street Corner In Paris	1958		0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Lucienne Delyle	La Strada (Le Grand Chemin)	1956		0:24:49 (Pop-up)
Les Paul	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Les Paul"	1955		0:27:39 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters	On The Avenue "On The Avenue" by "Andrews Sisters"	1947		0:29:57 (Pop-up)
Pee Wee Hunt	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Pee Wee Hunt"	1946		0:33:13 (Pop-up)
Jill Day	Happiness street "Happiness street" by "Jill Day"	1956		0:35:56 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Chet Atkins"	1953		0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Die Teddies	Endlos Sind Die Strassen	1958		0:40:34 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Eddie Peabody"	1959		0:42:40 (Pop-up)

Moondog	Avenue of the americas (51st street)	1953		0:47:11 (Pop-up)
Harry Roy	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Harry Roy"	1933	(piano duet - Ivor Moreton & Dave Kaye)	0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Marek Weber	Chinese Street Serenade	1930		0:51:28 (Pop-up)
Richard M Jones	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Richard M Jones"	1923		0:54:14 (Pop-up)
Moondog	Lullaby (2 West 46th Street)	1953		0:57:05 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell	Basin Street Blues	1937		0:58:10 (Pop-up)
Abe Lyman	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Abe Lyman"	1926		1:01:02 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Sidney Bechet	Perdido Street Blues	1940		1:03:51 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson	12th Street Rag	1931		1:06:46 (Pop-up)
Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler	42nd Street	1933	from soundtrack '42nd Street'	1:09:44 (Pop-up)
Georgia Gibbs	Happiness Street "Happiness Street" by "Georgia Gibbs"	1956		1:13:14 (Pop-up)

Hotcha Trio	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Hotcha Trio"	1952		1:18:13 (Pop-up)
Ray Anthony	Slaughter On 10th Avenue	1952	(part 1 & 2)	1:20:50 (Pop-up)
Willie 'the Lion' Smith	12th Street Rag	1949		1:26:37 (Pop-up)
The Harris Leigh baroque band and brass choir	High street steps	1955		1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Milo Rega's Dance Orchestra	12th Street Rag	1920	(with Rudy Wiedoeft)	1:31:33 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Main Street Breakdown	1949		1:34:38 (Pop-up)

The Princetown Tiger Paws	12th street rag	1958		1:38:48 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Park Avenue Mambo "Park Avenue Mambo" by "Xavier Cugat"	1951	(radio broadcast)	1:41:14 (Pop-up)
Sidney Bechet	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Sidney Bechet"	1941		1:45:06 (Pop-up)
Black & White	Blonde Leentje Uit De Lindenlaan	1955	(Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane)	1:48:06 (Pop-up)
Jo Stafford	On The Sunny Side Of The Street	1945	(with The Pied Pipers)	1:50:52 (Pop-up)

Tutti Trombones	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Tutti Trombones"	1971		1:56:24 (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

Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:02am chresti phone: Hi Jan and over/unders! Waiting for me laptop to update..
	10:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:05am WR: Hello Jan, Chresti and others over under and in between.
	10:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:06am MHLee: Hi Jan amd Chresti... big fan of twelfth street rag
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: and hello MHLee!
	10:09am WR: Hello there MHLee!
	10:10am David (in London): Hello Jan and assembled vintage groovers. Have to lurk today Jan, but I have my ears on (as they used to say in CB).
	10:11am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:21am WR: Curious that don't recall ever being aware of Don Bestor before. Perhaps since his career was mostly radio and less releasing recordings.
	10:22am WR: Interesting how different the Moten and Armstrong versions are, both from '27.
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, same thought while listening just now here
	10:26am chresti: Hi MHLee!
	10:27am WR: Chresti, your PC survived another security update! Congratulations.
	10:28am MHLee: Hi WR and David
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: ouch, the tuning of that piano lol
	10:37am MHLee: Never heard of Jill
	10:38am Jan Turkenburg: I only had the pleasure just this week too!
	10:39am MHLee: I didn't really expect here to be British. Her accent wasn't very pronounced to me.
	10:41am Listener Robert: 12th Street Rag might as well be a bumper in this show.
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert!
	10:43am chresti: WR, thanks, it sure took long enough, not sure that I always survive the updates!
	10:44am MHLee: Plectrum - 4 string banjo
	10:47am chresti: We have pumpkins!
	10:47am WR: Moondog! Marvelous!
	10:49am David (in London): Ah, Moondog. I visited his grave in Germany a few years back. There's a bust of him that's so life-life I almost expected it to open its eyes.
	10:56am MHLee: Moondog is the name of living folk hero in my birth town
	10:57am MHLee: www.worthpoint.com...
	10:58am WR: Your comment about the piano "tuning" earlier has set me to try to remember a rag influence pop music style / fad of banjo and raggy piano and pizza parlors. Tgere was even a tv program in the 60s by a husband (piano) and wife (banjo and vocals) team.
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: Doesn't ring a bell at the moment, WR
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: (that doesn't mean a thing however... a bit of afternoon fuzz going on here ;-)
	11:03am WR: Rinky tink is sometimes used to describe the piano sound. Hot trombone on this Lyman recording!
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: a yes, but also taking the floating tuning in consideration the transistion between brass section and piano hit me in the face a little.
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: (or in the ear for that matter)
	11:07am Kitschy Mama: Hello Jan & Gang! Enjoying the music and cooking eggs. 🍳😁
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Kitschy Mama!
	11:11am chresti: Dig those crazy hoofs!
	11:17am Lizardner Dave !: Forgot what day it was, sorry I'm late!
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave! Welcome nevertheless!!
	11:20am WR: Found the start of my thread, the tv show Mickey Finn's en.wikipedia.org... the popular mix of rag and dixieland and swing based pop of the 50s and 60s seems to have not been included in considerations of history of ragtime.
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thank you WR!
	11:22am MHLee: Grim title
	11:23am WR: Actually most of their material was released as Mickie Finn,
	11:27am WR: Probably considered Kitschy low brow entertainment by keepers of jazz and ragtime flame but 1966 on tv presenting old time tunes caught my attention.
	11:29am WR: My first encounter with rinky tink or tack piano.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Would 'rinky tink' equal 'honky tonk'?
	11:31am WR: I should have listened more closely to that Willie 'the Lion' Smith that just played. Thank WFMU for the archives.
	11:32am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:32am WR: Some references overlap between honky tonk and rinky tink (or tick).
	11:34am WR: This Milo Rega with Wiedoeft!
	11:34am Ursula1000: hello Jan and listeners!
	11:34am WR: Although Wiedoeft hardly did anything, LOL.
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: Hi guys!
	11:39am Ursula1000: hey Franco!
	11:40am Franco Twinkie: Ursula Major!
	11:40am MHLee: I know Don Reno has a version of this
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Franco!
	11:44am MHLee: That Willie The Lion Smith is quite a colorful character
	11:44am Franco Twinkie: Howdy Jan!
	11:53am WR: Lovely day in NYC today, how's your neighborhood today Franco?
	11:53am Ursula1000: it IS lovely in NY!
	11:57am Ursula1000: Cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular NEXT wfmu.org...
	11:57am WR: Yes, Wednesday on Sheena's covers wide territory in many ways, music styles, host homes, quite nice.
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: wonderful show, Jan! Thanks!
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Rich!

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Imperial Marimba Band	12th Street Rag	1921		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bennie Moten	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Bennie Moten"	1927		0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Don Bestor	42nd Street "42nd Street" by "Don Bestor"	1933		0:08:27 (Pop-up)
Alvino Rey and the King Sisters	12th Street Rag	1954		0:11:20 (Pop-up)
Maupie Staal	Type Uit De Zandstraat	1907		0:14:15 (Pop-up)

Louis Armstrong	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Louis Armstrong"	1927		0:19:23 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott	A Street Corner In Paris	1958		0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Lucienne Delyle	La Strada (Le Grand Chemin)	1956		0:24:49 (Pop-up)
Les Paul	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Les Paul"	1955		0:27:39 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters	On The Avenue "On The Avenue" by "Andrews Sisters"	1947		0:29:57 (Pop-up)
Pee Wee Hunt	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Pee Wee Hunt"	1946		0:33:13 (Pop-up)
Jill Day	Happiness street "Happiness street" by "Jill Day"	1956		0:35:56 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Chet Atkins"	1953		0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Die Teddies	Endlos Sind Die Strassen	1958		0:40:34 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Eddie Peabody"	1959		0:42:40 (Pop-up)

Moondog	Avenue of the americas (51st street)	1953		0:47:11 (Pop-up)
Harry Roy	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Harry Roy"	1933	(piano duet - Ivor Moreton & Dave Kaye)	0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Marek Weber	Chinese Street Serenade	1930		0:51:28 (Pop-up)
Richard M Jones	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Richard M Jones"	1923		0:54:14 (Pop-up)
Moondog	Lullaby (2 West 46th Street)	1953		0:57:05 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell	Basin Street Blues	1937		0:58:10 (Pop-up)
Abe Lyman	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Abe Lyman"	1926		1:01:02 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Sidney Bechet	Perdido Street Blues	1940		1:03:51 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson	12th Street Rag	1931		1:06:46 (Pop-up)
Dick Powell & Ruby Keeler	42nd Street	1933	from soundtrack '42nd Street'	1:09:44 (Pop-up)
Georgia Gibbs	Happiness Street "Happiness Street" by "Georgia Gibbs"	1956		1:13:14 (Pop-up)

Hotcha Trio	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Hotcha Trio"	1952		1:18:13 (Pop-up)
Ray Anthony	Slaughter On 10th Avenue	1952	(part 1 & 2)	1:20:50 (Pop-up)
Willie 'the Lion' Smith	12th Street Rag	1949		1:26:37 (Pop-up)
The Harris Leigh baroque band and brass choir	High street steps	1955		1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Milo Rega's Dance Orchestra	12th Street Rag	1920	(with Rudy Wiedoeft)	1:31:33 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Main Street Breakdown	1949		1:34:38 (Pop-up)

The Princetown Tiger Paws	12th street rag	1958		1:38:48 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Park Avenue Mambo "Park Avenue Mambo" by "Xavier Cugat"	1951	(radio broadcast)	1:41:14 (Pop-up)
Sidney Bechet	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Sidney Bechet"	1941		1:45:06 (Pop-up)
Black & White	Blonde Leentje Uit De Lindenlaan	1955	(Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane)	1:48:06 (Pop-up)
Jo Stafford	On The Sunny Side Of The Street	1945	(with The Pied Pipers)	1:50:52 (Pop-up)

Tutti Trombones	12th Street Rag "12th Street Rag" by "Tutti Trombones"	1971		1:56:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:02am chresti phone: Hi Jan and over/unders! Waiting for me laptop to update..
	10:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:05am WR: Hello Jan, Chresti and others over under and in between.
	10:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:06am MHLee: Hi Jan amd Chresti... big fan of twelfth street rag
	10:06am Jan Turkenburg: and hello MHLee!
	10:09am WR: Hello there MHLee!
	10:10am David (in London): Hello Jan and assembled vintage groovers. Have to lurk today Jan, but I have my ears on (as they used to say in CB).
	10:11am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David!
	10:21am WR: Curious that don't recall ever being aware of Don Bestor before. Perhaps since his career was mostly radio and less releasing recordings.
	10:22am WR: Interesting how different the Moten and Armstrong versions are, both from '27.
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, same thought while listening just now here
	10:26am chresti: Hi MHLee!
	10:27am WR: Chresti, your PC survived another security update! Congratulations.
	10:28am MHLee: Hi WR and David
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: ouch, the tuning of that piano lol
	10:37am MHLee: Never heard of Jill
	10:38am Jan Turkenburg: I only had the pleasure just this week too!
	10:39am MHLee: I didn't really expect here to be British. Her accent wasn't very pronounced to me.
	10:41am Listener Robert: 12th Street Rag might as well be a bumper in this show.
	10:41am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert!
	10:43am chresti: WR, thanks, it sure took long enough, not sure that I always survive the updates!
	10:44am MHLee: Plectrum - 4 string banjo
	10:47am chresti: We have pumpkins!
	10:47am WR: Moondog! Marvelous!
	10:49am David (in London): Ah, Moondog. I visited his grave in Germany a few years back. There's a bust of him that's so life-life I almost expected it to open its eyes.
	10:56am MHLee: Moondog is the name of living folk hero in my birth town
	10:57am MHLee: www.worthpoint.com...
	10:58am WR: Your comment about the piano "tuning" earlier has set me to try to remember a rag influence pop music style / fad of banjo and raggy piano and pizza parlors. Tgere was even a tv program in the 60s by a husband (piano) and wife (banjo and vocals) team.
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: Doesn't ring a bell at the moment, WR
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: (that doesn't mean a thing however... a bit of afternoon fuzz going on here ;-)
	11:03am WR: Rinky tink is sometimes used to describe the piano sound. Hot trombone on this Lyman recording!
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: a yes, but also taking the floating tuning in consideration the transistion between brass section and piano hit me in the face a little.
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: (or in the ear for that matter)
	11:07am Kitschy Mama: Hello Jan & Gang! Enjoying the music and cooking eggs. 🍳😁
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Kitschy Mama!
	11:11am chresti: Dig those crazy hoofs!
	11:17am Lizardner Dave !: Forgot what day it was, sorry I'm late!
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave! Welcome nevertheless!!
	11:20am WR: Found the start of my thread, the tv show Mickey Finn's en.wikipedia.org... the popular mix of rag and dixieland and swing based pop of the 50s and 60s seems to have not been included in considerations of history of ragtime.
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thank you WR!
	11:22am MHLee: Grim title
	11:23am WR: Actually most of their material was released as Mickie Finn,
	11:27am WR: Probably considered Kitschy low brow entertainment by keepers of jazz and ragtime flame but 1966 on tv presenting old time tunes caught my attention.
	11:29am WR: My first encounter with rinky tink or tack piano.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Would 'rinky tink' equal 'honky tonk'?
	11:31am WR: I should have listened more closely to that Willie 'the Lion' Smith that just played. Thank WFMU for the archives.
	11:32am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:32am WR: Some references overlap between honky tonk and rinky tink (or tick).
	11:34am WR: This Milo Rega with Wiedoeft!
	11:34am Ursula1000: hello Jan and listeners!
	11:34am WR: Although Wiedoeft hardly did anything, LOL.
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: Hi guys!
	11:39am Ursula1000: hey Franco!
	11:40am Franco Twinkie: Ursula Major!
	11:40am MHLee: I know Don Reno has a version of this
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Franco!
	11:44am MHLee: That Willie The Lion Smith is quite a colorful character
	11:44am Franco Twinkie: Howdy Jan!
	11:53am WR: Lovely day in NYC today, how's your neighborhood today Franco?
	11:53am Ursula1000: it IS lovely in NY!
	11:57am Ursula1000: Cheers Jan! Sounds Spectacular NEXT wfmu.org...
	11:57am WR: Yes, Wednesday on Sheena's covers wide territory in many ways, music styles, host homes, quite nice.
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: wonderful show, Jan! Thanks!
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Rich!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 14, 2021

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