WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 17, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:02am MHLee: Hi jan!
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:03am Lizardner Dave !: Hi Jan!
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Lizardner Dave !
	10:09am johnk77: amazing audio quality on the 1908 benzler from the way before times
	10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi johnk77!
	10:14am chresti: Morning Jan and over/unders!
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:21am Listener Robert: The last time I remember a bit like "Man with New Radio", it was on "Post Serial" from WCWP, Brookville, Long Island in the 1980s. I'm surprised I don't hear people create those more often.
	10:22am Jan Turkenburg: Cathy Berberian incorporated something like that in her 'Stripsody', but apart from that nothing comes to mind.
	10:29am MHLee: very fun
	10:30am Lizardner Dave !: 201-380-1043! (I think that's the phone number Roger sings with it).
	10:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert btw! :-)
	10:37am Rich in Washington: This is magnificent!
	10:37am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi everyone!
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	10:42am WR: Hello Jan and all. Looks like I missed some interesting recordings. Such is the fate of a working stiff.
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:44am Ursula1000: Hello Jan and everyone!
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	10:45am David (in London): Greetings Jan and all vintage groovers here gathered.
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David in London!
	10:48am StringOFperils: Probably the global crater left behind after WWI set the fledgling recording industry back a few years. The materials were gone. The artists were gone. You don't just sweep up a bit after something like that.
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: Hi StringOFperils!
	10:50am StringOFperils: Hello, Jan. So enjoying these lovely old recordings.
	10:50am Jan Turkenburg: glad to hear!
	10:54am Feldy: Good morning Jan and wow everybody's here!
	10:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	10:55am David (in London): They were right. It did make me whistle. Hey Feldy, Ursula, String, WR, Rich et al.
	11:04am Ursula1000: Hi David!
	11:04am WR: Mama don't allow no whistling in this house. Going to have to relisten to Dr. Whackem's Academy to sort out the plot.
	11:05am Feldy: What kind of sandwich, Jan?
	11:06am Feldy: Hiya David!
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: chocolate paste, Adam :-)
	11:15am Rich in Washington: this is delightful.
	11:16am Rich in Washington: Jan, are you familiar with the English recording duo Flanagan & Allen?
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I've played several tracks by them, i believe
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: just checked... two... okay that's several...
	11:19am Rich in Washington: not sure why I was thinking of them this morning but I love them.
	11:22am Rich in Washington: I had a Ford Hawaiian. Had an inline six. Blew the head gasket near the California/Oregon border. Left the title under the wiper and hitchhiked home. Or maybe it was a Falcon. I can't remember.
	11:22am Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: This sounds a bit like Auprès de ma blonde
	11:26am David (in London): Rich, I'm a Flanagan & Allen fan too. There's a blue plaque to Bud (notable historical persons get one on buildings around London to which they were connected) a few doors down from a favourite pub of mine in Spitalfields.
	11:27am David (in London): Have you ever played any Flanders & Swann, Jan?
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: I played 'the spider' on a Frame Duggy Louder- spider special wfmu.org...
	11:30am Feldy: My teachers made me stop eating paste, but they never said no "chocolate paste"
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: yes, it's actually not that healthy but it is CHOCOLATE!!!
	11:32am chresti: Nutella paste?
	11:33am Jan Turkenburg: different brand, but very similar, chresti
	11:33am Feldy: And chocolate possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties!
	11:34am Jan Turkenburg: yes, that compensates for the sugar and bad oil!
	11:35am Feldy: I was recently introduced to Goldsaft Sugar Beet Syrup, which is delightful on toast
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: never had sugar beet syrup, I think
	11:37am Rich in Washington: I got into Flanagan and Allen via The Kipper Kids.
	11:38am Wenzo Toad: Hey Jan
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: weird oscilating whistling noises in this digitization...
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Wenzo!
	11:40am Wenzo Toad: Did I miss Dutch Weather?
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: Playing a Ukranian record here. Just so you know...
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: second night of storm warning overhere, Wenzo!
	11:45am Wenzo Toad: nice. Rainy day in Detroit, supposed to snow quite a bit tonight & get down to 13d (Frnht)
	11:46am Wenzo Toad: hope you have some tasty hot beverages for the storm
	11:46am David (in London): Jan, been a bit battered by the storm here in London, too. Though today was a lovely spring-like day.
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: it's 50 F, 10 C overhere, which is way over average for february
	11:50am Rich in Washington: I've just barely been following the Ukraine situation. Just tired of the stupid sabre rattling but I think Putin's the biggest threat to Europe and the world. It's disturbing to see even the Western media downplay/minimize him.
	11:50am Rich in Washington: There. I hate talking about politics.
	11:52am Jan Turkenburg: It's in our backyard, Rich and I'm worried. I think it's pretty clear what's going to happen just after or even during the Olympics. Remember Hitler and Poland...
	11:53am selin: How do people manage to find music from archive.org ?
	11:54am Mr Fab: Just dropping in to say that I've been really diggin the sounds as I get settled in to start my day. Surprisingly cool rockabilly there from Sal Mineo of all people.
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab! selin, you could start here: archive.org...
	11:55am Rich in Washington: That's a good question, selin. I love archive dot org but the organization/navigation leaves a lot to be desired. BUt I would imagine one could find a lot of music by following certain collections or curators.
	11:55am David (in London): Mitch was actually no slouch at the mic, really. Great show today, thanks Jan.
	11:55am David in California: Hello, Jan. I've been enjoying listening, but been away from my computer. I liked hearing The Whistler by Sam Donahue And His Orchestra, with its allusion to the old radio show.
	11:56am selin: Thank you very much Jan Turkenburg!
	11:56am Ursula1000: Cheers Jan! Stay locked in for Sounds Spectacular next wfmu.org...
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Feldy: Thanks Jan! I say "Yes" to more Alexander Kipnis
	11:57am StringOFperils: Thank you, Jan!
	11:57am selin: Thanks Rich!
	11:59am JR HTX: Thanks Jan!
	11:59am Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan!
	11:59am Wenzo Toad: Thanks Jan!
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 17, 2022

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Artist	Track	Year	Images	Approx. start time
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Mitch Miller & The Paulette Sisters	Kalamzoo to Timbuktu	1952		0:00:53 (Pop-up)
The 5 Red Caps	Boogie Woogie Ball	1944		0:03:08 (Pop-up)
Albert Benzler	Lollypops "Lollypops" by "Albert Benzler"	1908		0:05:43 (Pop-up)
Noro Morales & His Orchestra	Fantasia Mexicana	1954		0:07:59 (Pop-up)
Girls of the golden west	Will There Be Any Yodelers in Heaven?	1940		0:10:18 (Pop-up)
Alec Templeton	Man with New Radio	1939		0:15:21 (Pop-up)
George Hamilton Green	Watermelon Whispers	1919		0:18:05 (Pop-up)
Ambrose & his Orchestra	Limehouse Blues	1935		0:21:30 (Pop-up)
George Formby	I Blew A Little Blast On My Whistle	1938		0:24:13 (Pop-up)
Herbie Layne & His Orchestra	The Happy Whistler	1956		0:27:30 (Pop-up)
Orkest zonder naam	Het Ding "Het Ding" by "Orkest zonder naam"	1950		0:31:44 (Pop-up)
Andreany	Le Royaume Du Berger "Le Royaume Du Berger" by "Andreany"	1929		0:34:15 (Pop-up)
The Ramblers	's Avonds Bij Het Licht Der Sterren	1944		0:37:36 (Pop-up)
Fred Lowery	Whistlers Daddy "Whistlers Daddy" by "Fred Lowery"	1956		0:40:43 (Pop-up)
Eckstein Trio	Lest You Forget "Lest You Forget" by "Eckstein Trio"	1923		0:42:37 (Pop-up)
Eugene Cowles	Forgotten "Forgotten" by "Eugene Cowles"	1908		0:48:25 (Pop-up)
Jack Buchanan & Elsie Randolph	This'll Make You Whistle	1936		0:52:06 (Pop-up)
Harry James & His Orchestra	Back Beat Boogie	1955		0:54:54 (Pop-up)
Four Komical Kards & Harry Bluff	Dr. Whackem's Academy	1908	Harry Bluff Harry Bluff	0:57:38 (Pop-up)
Ink Spots & Ella Fitzgerald	I'm Making Believe	1944		1:00:13 (Pop-up)
Kees Pruis	Ik heb een spijker in mijn schoen	1931		1:05:28 (Pop-up)
Sons of the pioneers	The Devil's Great Grandson	1948		1:08:31 (Pop-up)
Sibyl Sanderson Fagan	The Little Whistler	1919		1:11:26 (Pop-up)
Primo Scala and his Accordion Band	The Lazy Whistler	1954		1:14:26 (Pop-up)
Teddy Brown	Damfino Name "Damfino Name" by "Teddy Brown"	193?		1:16:27 (Pop-up)
Ford Hawaiians	Kawaikau Waltz "Kawaikau Waltz" by "Ford Hawaiians"	1917		1:20:14 (Pop-up)
Lyne Clevers	Avant d'être capitaine	1933		1:23:42 (Pop-up)
George Hamilton Green	Greased Lightning	1919		1:26:14 (Pop-up)
Felix and his Internationals	Shake around	1946		1:29:17 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones And His Shadows	Listen To The Mocking Bird	1949		1:31:26 (Pop-up)
Kokomo Arnold	Fool Man Blues "Fool Man Blues" by "Kokomo Arnold"	1936		1:36:17 (Pop-up)
Alexander Kipnis with Balalaika Orchestra	The Ringlet	1943		1:39:35 (Pop-up)
Sam Donahue And His Orchestra	The Whistler	1947		1:41:49 (Pop-up)
Sterling Bettancourt	Ping Pong Lullaby	1957		1:44:54 (Pop-up)
Quaker City Boys	Teasin' "Teasin'" by "Quaker City Boys"	1958		1:49:08 (Pop-up)
Sal Mineo	Little Pigeon "Little Pigeon" by "Sal Mineo"	1958		1:52:53 (Pop-up)
Robert Mitchum	Ballad Of Thunder Road	1958		1:52:44 (Pop-up)
Billy Grammer	Gotta Travel On "Gotta Travel On" by "Billy Grammer"	1958		1:56:48 (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

The Regent Ballroom Presents Count Otto Black and His Zodiacs on Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread Episode February 12, 2022

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

More Dutch 'forgotten artists' can be found on Vergeten Artiesten by Mike Winkelman

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Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	10:02am MHLee: Hi jan!
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	10:03am Lizardner Dave !: Hi Jan!
	10:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Lizardner Dave !
	10:09am johnk77: amazing audio quality on the 1908 benzler from the way before times
	10:10am Jan Turkenburg: Hi johnk77!
	10:14am chresti: Morning Jan and over/unders!
	10:15am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:21am Listener Robert: The last time I remember a bit like "Man with New Radio", it was on "Post Serial" from WCWP, Brookville, Long Island in the 1980s. I'm surprised I don't hear people create those more often.
	10:22am Jan Turkenburg: Cathy Berberian incorporated something like that in her 'Stripsody', but apart from that nothing comes to mind.
	10:29am MHLee: very fun
	10:30am Lizardner Dave !: 201-380-1043! (I think that's the phone number Roger sings with it).
	10:34am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert btw! :-)
	10:37am Rich in Washington: This is magnificent!
	10:37am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi everyone!
	10:37am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	10:42am WR: Hello Jan and all. Looks like I missed some interesting recordings. Such is the fate of a working stiff.
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:44am Ursula1000: Hello Jan and everyone!
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	10:45am David (in London): Greetings Jan and all vintage groovers here gathered.
	10:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi David in London!
	10:48am StringOFperils: Probably the global crater left behind after WWI set the fledgling recording industry back a few years. The materials were gone. The artists were gone. You don't just sweep up a bit after something like that.
	10:49am Jan Turkenburg: Hi StringOFperils!
	10:50am StringOFperils: Hello, Jan. So enjoying these lovely old recordings.
	10:50am Jan Turkenburg: glad to hear!
	10:54am Feldy: Good morning Jan and wow everybody's here!
	10:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Adam!
	10:55am David (in London): They were right. It did make me whistle. Hey Feldy, Ursula, String, WR, Rich et al.
	11:04am Ursula1000: Hi David!
	11:04am WR: Mama don't allow no whistling in this house. Going to have to relisten to Dr. Whackem's Academy to sort out the plot.
	11:05am Feldy: What kind of sandwich, Jan?
	11:06am Feldy: Hiya David!
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: chocolate paste, Adam :-)
	11:15am Rich in Washington: this is delightful.
	11:16am Rich in Washington: Jan, are you familiar with the English recording duo Flanagan & Allen?
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I've played several tracks by them, i believe
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: just checked... two... okay that's several...
	11:19am Rich in Washington: not sure why I was thinking of them this morning but I love them.
	11:22am Rich in Washington: I had a Ford Hawaiian. Had an inline six. Blew the head gasket near the California/Oregon border. Left the title under the wiper and hitchhiked home. Or maybe it was a Falcon. I can't remember.
	11:22am Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: This sounds a bit like Auprès de ma blonde
	11:26am David (in London): Rich, I'm a Flanagan & Allen fan too. There's a blue plaque to Bud (notable historical persons get one on buildings around London to which they were connected) a few doors down from a favourite pub of mine in Spitalfields.
	11:27am David (in London): Have you ever played any Flanders & Swann, Jan?
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: I played 'the spider' on a Frame Duggy Louder- spider special wfmu.org...
	11:30am Feldy: My teachers made me stop eating paste, but they never said no "chocolate paste"
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: yes, it's actually not that healthy but it is CHOCOLATE!!!
	11:32am chresti: Nutella paste?
	11:33am Jan Turkenburg: different brand, but very similar, chresti
	11:33am Feldy: And chocolate possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties!
	11:34am Jan Turkenburg: yes, that compensates for the sugar and bad oil!
	11:35am Feldy: I was recently introduced to Goldsaft Sugar Beet Syrup, which is delightful on toast
	11:35am Jan Turkenburg: never had sugar beet syrup, I think
	11:37am Rich in Washington: I got into Flanagan and Allen via The Kipper Kids.
	11:38am Wenzo Toad: Hey Jan
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: weird oscilating whistling noises in this digitization...
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Wenzo!
	11:40am Wenzo Toad: Did I miss Dutch Weather?
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: Playing a Ukranian record here. Just so you know...
	11:41am Jan Turkenburg: second night of storm warning overhere, Wenzo!
	11:45am Wenzo Toad: nice. Rainy day in Detroit, supposed to snow quite a bit tonight & get down to 13d (Frnht)
	11:46am Wenzo Toad: hope you have some tasty hot beverages for the storm
	11:46am David (in London): Jan, been a bit battered by the storm here in London, too. Though today was a lovely spring-like day.
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: it's 50 F, 10 C overhere, which is way over average for february
	11:50am Rich in Washington: I've just barely been following the Ukraine situation. Just tired of the stupid sabre rattling but I think Putin's the biggest threat to Europe and the world. It's disturbing to see even the Western media downplay/minimize him.
	11:50am Rich in Washington: There. I hate talking about politics.
	11:52am Jan Turkenburg: It's in our backyard, Rich and I'm worried. I think it's pretty clear what's going to happen just after or even during the Olympics. Remember Hitler and Poland...
	11:53am selin: How do people manage to find music from archive.org ?
	11:54am Mr Fab: Just dropping in to say that I've been really diggin the sounds as I get settled in to start my day. Surprisingly cool rockabilly there from Sal Mineo of all people.
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab! selin, you could start here: archive.org...
	11:55am Rich in Washington: That's a good question, selin. I love archive dot org but the organization/navigation leaves a lot to be desired. BUt I would imagine one could find a lot of music by following certain collections or curators.
	11:55am David (in London): Mitch was actually no slouch at the mic, really. Great show today, thanks Jan.
	11:55am David in California: Hello, Jan. I've been enjoying listening, but been away from my computer. I liked hearing The Whistler by Sam Donahue And His Orchestra, with its allusion to the old radio show.
	11:56am selin: Thank you very much Jan Turkenburg!
	11:56am Ursula1000: Cheers Jan! Stay locked in for Sounds Spectacular next wfmu.org...
	11:56am chresti: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am Feldy: Thanks Jan! I say "Yes" to more Alexander Kipnis
	11:57am StringOFperils: Thank you, Jan!
	11:57am selin: Thanks Rich!
	11:59am JR HTX: Thanks Jan!
	11:59am Lizardner Dave !: Thanks Jan!
	11:59am Wenzo Toad: Thanks Jan!
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from February 17, 2022

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