WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 1, 2022

Listener comments!
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:01pm MHLee: Hi Jan Will be dissecting but listening
	12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Ok, have a good working day.
	12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: This episode can also easily be found elsewhere on the internet, but as I said: no reason to leave it out here. I want to air as much Spike Jones Radio recordings as I can possibly find.
	12:04pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Jan! Hello MHLee! And hello other old time radio enthusiasts listening!
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Oxford!
	12:25pm WR: Hi, late, Hey Abbott!
	12:25pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR!
	12:25pm Mr. Oxford: Hello again WR!
	12:27pm WR: Hi Mr Oxford. You are a guitar player?
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: I wonder if Coca Cola sponsors any radio programs today. Or if those days are long gone.
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: Yes, WR.
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: @WR An amateur one, I should add.
	12:29pm Mr Fab: Hi Jan, and Jan-fans! “ . I want to air as much Spike Jones Radio recordings as I can possibly find.” YES. It’s great to have them all in one place. Much appreciated.
	12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	12:30pm fred: Hello Jan and all. I usually forget about this
	12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello fred!
	12:38pm fred: I had a weird experience yesterday at a gagaku show. I was thinking it was boring but at least short. It actually lasted two hours. So my time experience was split. And it was definitely over 64: the form was codified in the 12th century
	12:39pm Mr Fab: What is gagaku? Sounds Japanese.
	12:41pm fred: @Mr Fab: Japanese court music, very slow
	12:48pm Mr Fab: That’s a fascinating psychological phenomenon, fred. Sounds like you were somewhat hypnotized.
	12:48pm Mr. Oxford: @Fred, Thanks for telling us about Gagaku music. I just watched a short video from UNESCO showing a Gagaku performance. It is fascinating but could not watch it all the way through. The music is pretty slow. But maybe it is more captivating when seen and heard in person. The music and performance are fascinating nevertheless.
	12:49pm fred: @Mr Fab: there's a composer at work who's interested into Negativland and copyright issues. I pointed him to the ECC, Vicki, Wobbly's stuff in Barcelona and Ergo Phizmiz. Any further suggestions? I guess you have insight too, would you be open to chatting with him?
	12:58pm WR: hi fred, gagaku? I've yet to see performance in person . some day.
	12:59pm WR: Thank you! Jan!
	12:59pm Mr. Oxford: Thank you for a great show, Jan!
	1:00pm MHLee: Bye everyone. Thanks Jan
	1:00pm Mr Fab: Sure, I was very involved in that scene as you may know, often under the name “RIAA.” He can contact me at mrfab3@hotmail.com. I dumped a ton of my old release onto archive.org.
	1:01pm Mr Fab: Whoah, over already? Thanks Jan, always a hoot!
	11:22am WR: Listened to the archive, to catch the Karloff episode which I had only caught the end of on Saturday. One question in my mind, in the skit when the creature comes alive it begins to sing a song. The audience's immediate reaction makes it seem to me that they recognize the song and a known entertainer that is being evoked. I've listened to it a few times and have no clue. Anyone have an idea?

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 1, 2022

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October 1, 2022: 236 Spike Jones Radio (26) Boris Karloff, Lassie

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
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Spike Jones, his City Slickers, Doodles Weaver, a.o.	The Spike Jones Show 1949-04-09	1949	Guest star: Boris Karloff	0:01:25 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones, his City Slickers, Doodles Weaver, a.o.	The Spike Jones Show 1949-05-28	1949	Guest star: Lassie	0:26:08 (Pop-up)
bonus "bonus"
Spike Jones & His City Slickers	Older Than Dust Medley	1954	March 6 1954	0:53:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:01pm MHLee: Hi Jan Will be dissecting but listening
	12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Ok, have a good working day.
	12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: This episode can also easily be found elsewhere on the internet, but as I said: no reason to leave it out here. I want to air as much Spike Jones Radio recordings as I can possibly find.
	12:04pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Jan! Hello MHLee! And hello other old time radio enthusiasts listening!
	12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Oxford!
	12:25pm WR: Hi, late, Hey Abbott!
	12:25pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR!
	12:25pm Mr. Oxford: Hello again WR!
	12:27pm WR: Hi Mr Oxford. You are a guitar player?
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: I wonder if Coca Cola sponsors any radio programs today. Or if those days are long gone.
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: Yes, WR.
	12:27pm Mr. Oxford: @WR An amateur one, I should add.
	12:29pm Mr Fab: Hi Jan, and Jan-fans! “ . I want to air as much Spike Jones Radio recordings as I can possibly find.” YES. It’s great to have them all in one place. Much appreciated.
	12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	12:30pm fred: Hello Jan and all. I usually forget about this
	12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello fred!
	12:38pm fred: I had a weird experience yesterday at a gagaku show. I was thinking it was boring but at least short. It actually lasted two hours. So my time experience was split. And it was definitely over 64: the form was codified in the 12th century
	12:39pm Mr Fab: What is gagaku? Sounds Japanese.
	12:41pm fred: @Mr Fab: Japanese court music, very slow
	12:48pm Mr Fab: That’s a fascinating psychological phenomenon, fred. Sounds like you were somewhat hypnotized.
	12:48pm Mr. Oxford: @Fred, Thanks for telling us about Gagaku music. I just watched a short video from UNESCO showing a Gagaku performance. It is fascinating but could not watch it all the way through. The music is pretty slow. But maybe it is more captivating when seen and heard in person. The music and performance are fascinating nevertheless.
	12:49pm fred: @Mr Fab: there's a composer at work who's interested into Negativland and copyright issues. I pointed him to the ECC, Vicki, Wobbly's stuff in Barcelona and Ergo Phizmiz. Any further suggestions? I guess you have insight too, would you be open to chatting with him?
	12:58pm WR: hi fred, gagaku? I've yet to see performance in person . some day.
	12:59pm WR: Thank you! Jan!
	12:59pm Mr. Oxford: Thank you for a great show, Jan!
	1:00pm MHLee: Bye everyone. Thanks Jan
	1:00pm Mr Fab: Sure, I was very involved in that scene as you may know, often under the name “RIAA.” He can contact me at mrfab3@hotmail.com. I dumped a ton of my old release onto archive.org.
	1:01pm Mr Fab: Whoah, over already? Thanks Jan, always a hoot!
	11:22am WR: Listened to the archive, to catch the Karloff episode which I had only caught the end of on Saturday. One question in my mind, in the skit when the creature comes alive it begins to sing a song. The audience's immediate reaction makes it seem to me that they recognize the song and a known entertainer that is being evoked. I've listened to it a few times and have no clue. Anyone have an idea?

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 1, 2022

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