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

Listener comments!
	11:59am MHLee: hi jan
	12:00pm MHLee: i just woke up to be honest
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee
	12:01pm WR: Hi Jan, MHLee. For some reason I'm all ready to listen as I eat lunch. Usually am still making lunch.
	12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR.
	12:03pm WR: Don't think I seen one of this 1201 players. Have seen pictures of plarer made to use in an automobile.
	12:13pm MHLee: Very loud whispering
	12:14pm MHLee: i wonder what they are doing on stage that was cracking everyone up
	12:14pm Krys O: Hellooooo!
	12:15pm MHLee: My Gal Sal
	12:15pm WR: Bubbles! I mean, Krys O!
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello Krys!
	12:18pm WR: Don't recall ever hearing any of the songs in this NBC radio session.
	12:20pm fred: Hello Jan and all
	12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello fred!
	12:22pm WR: Hi Fred. Krys, please feel free to virtually thump me on the head for my crude attempt at period humor.
	12:24pm MHLee: @Jan I think my gal sl and and maybe one other song were in that older than dirt medley... but neither had vocals
	12:24pm MHLee: That was a quote of the prisoner's song, the best selling song of 1925 just now
	12:27pm Jan Turkenburg: My Gal Sal being the third song, or the last? I assumed it was the third song now in my update
	12:28pm MHLee: I think it was the third one
	12:29pm Jan Turkenburg: It's interesting to hear this early relatively 'well behaved' City Slickers session
	12:29pm MHLee: 1941 is quite early for spike isn't it?
	12:30pm WR: In the photo the banjo player with big smile and squinting eyes looks to me very much like Buddy Hackett and according to Wikipedia, Hackett was in a movie with Spike Jones in 1954.
	12:31pm Jan Turkenburg: I think they were even founded in that year. Yes, Der Fuehrer's face in 1942 was the big breakthrough.
	12:32pm fred: Big week ahead for me: looks like my favorite dancer will be on stage. I have tickets for two days: once to take in the whole thing, the second to only watch her (I might switch)
	12:34pm fred: @Jan: She's the one whose name you taught me how to say correctly
	12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: I remember you asking, but my 58 year old brain forgot who it was ..
	12:36pm WR: Nice strategy Fred. Hard to say which approach should be first. Ideally 3 viewings: whole thing, focus on fave dancer, whole thing.
	12:36pm MHLee: This reminds me, I found a bunch of contemporary bands to this with a spike type humor to them on Thurday
	12:36pm fred: @Jan: Cynthia Loemij
	12:36pm MHLee: I'll be playing one on next Friday
	12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: ah yes.
	12:37pm MHLee: check this out, Jan www.otrcat.com...
	12:39pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, thanks MHLee.
	12:39pm Krys O.: Freddy Morgan is the face that launched a thousand ships.
	12:40pm Krys O.: @WR No worries. Beverly Sills was known as Bubbles. :)
	12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: My aim is to do a special on Freddy a.o. somewhere soon in 2023
	12:41pm fred: @WR: I'd do that, but tickets are so hard to get (Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker is huge, and there are only 3 days) that scoring two already took serious planning (bought these in May)
	12:44pm MHLee: this really isn't so much less serious than a lot of novelty of the era... like spike hadn't found how ridiculous he could get
	12:47pm WR: It wasn't until the 90s that I found out what an out going, socially active, approachable person "Bubbles" Sil was.
	12:47pm Jan Turkenburg: and also I believe he wasn't the bandleader at this point. It was just a bunch of professional musicians brought together by him that wanted to do something else.
	12:48pm WR: Sills...
	12:49pm Jan Turkenburg: I'll have to re-watch the documentary again...
	12:49pm fred: @WR: Also, my approach would be: fave dancer whole thing fave dancer Even that might be kidding myself
	12:50pm MHLee: i wonder if is designed to parody the ink spots? You always hurt the one you love is clearly an ink spots parody.
	12:51pm Krys O.: I think the Ink Spots were hugely popular and inspired many to do the spoken break.
	12:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Next week Spike Jones & CS will be part of a larger group of acts on a Command Performance Christmas Special from 1942
	12:52pm Krys O.: Thanks, Jan! Always a pleasure to catch your show.
	12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: You're welcome, Krys!
	12:53pm MHLee: Thanks, Jan I've got to get my shopping done now.
	12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: See you around, MHLee!
	12:55pm Mr Fab: Hippin my kid to Spike driving around with her this morn, much thx, Jan!
	12:55pm Jan Turkenburg: Good Mornin' Mr Fab!
	12:58pm fred: Speaking of Tchaikovsky, I saw a "modern take" on Sleeping Beauty that used the original score and electronics. That made me sleepy but not beautiful
	12:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, sometimes classical music played electronically is disappointing...
	1:00pm fred: Thanks Jan!
	1:01pm WR: Thank you! Jan!

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

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December 17, 2022: 258 Spike Jones Radio (37)

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
	intro "intro"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & His City Slickers	at Philco Radio Time with Bing Crosby1946-10-23	1. Philco add - Philco 1201 2. Spike Jones & CS - Hawaiian War Chant 3. Spike Jones & Bing Crosby - Dialogue 4. Spike Jones, Bing Crosby & CS - Love In Bloom	0:01:29 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & His City Slickers	Older Than Dust Medley March 6 1954	1. Whispering 2. I'm forever blowing bubbles 3. My Gal Sal 4. unknown	0:10:51 (Pop-up)
The City Slickers	Recording Session January 14th 1941, NBC Radio City, Hollywood	1. "Mother Darling" (2 Cuts) 2 "I'll Lend You Anything (2 Cuts) 3. "Swinging Doors" (2 Cuts) 4. "Beautiful Legs" (4 Cuts) 5. "She Wouldn't Do What I Asked Her To" (2 Cuts)	0:16:46 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones & His City Slickers	at All Star Review June 7, 1952	Tchaikovsky Medley	0:49:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am MHLee: hi jan
	12:00pm MHLee: i just woke up to be honest
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee
	12:01pm WR: Hi Jan, MHLee. For some reason I'm all ready to listen as I eat lunch. Usually am still making lunch.
	12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello WR.
	12:03pm WR: Don't think I seen one of this 1201 players. Have seen pictures of plarer made to use in an automobile.
	12:13pm MHLee: Very loud whispering
	12:14pm MHLee: i wonder what they are doing on stage that was cracking everyone up
	12:14pm Krys O: Hellooooo!
	12:15pm MHLee: My Gal Sal
	12:15pm WR: Bubbles! I mean, Krys O!
	12:16pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello Krys!
	12:18pm WR: Don't recall ever hearing any of the songs in this NBC radio session.
	12:20pm fred: Hello Jan and all
	12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello fred!
	12:22pm WR: Hi Fred. Krys, please feel free to virtually thump me on the head for my crude attempt at period humor.
	12:24pm MHLee: @Jan I think my gal sl and and maybe one other song were in that older than dirt medley... but neither had vocals
	12:24pm MHLee: That was a quote of the prisoner's song, the best selling song of 1925 just now
	12:27pm Jan Turkenburg: My Gal Sal being the third song, or the last? I assumed it was the third song now in my update
	12:28pm MHLee: I think it was the third one
	12:29pm Jan Turkenburg: It's interesting to hear this early relatively 'well behaved' City Slickers session
	12:29pm MHLee: 1941 is quite early for spike isn't it?
	12:30pm WR: In the photo the banjo player with big smile and squinting eyes looks to me very much like Buddy Hackett and according to Wikipedia, Hackett was in a movie with Spike Jones in 1954.
	12:31pm Jan Turkenburg: I think they were even founded in that year. Yes, Der Fuehrer's face in 1942 was the big breakthrough.
	12:32pm fred: Big week ahead for me: looks like my favorite dancer will be on stage. I have tickets for two days: once to take in the whole thing, the second to only watch her (I might switch)
	12:34pm fred: @Jan: She's the one whose name you taught me how to say correctly
	12:35pm Jan Turkenburg: I remember you asking, but my 58 year old brain forgot who it was ..
	12:36pm WR: Nice strategy Fred. Hard to say which approach should be first. Ideally 3 viewings: whole thing, focus on fave dancer, whole thing.
	12:36pm MHLee: This reminds me, I found a bunch of contemporary bands to this with a spike type humor to them on Thurday
	12:36pm fred: @Jan: Cynthia Loemij
	12:36pm MHLee: I'll be playing one on next Friday
	12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: ah yes.
	12:37pm MHLee: check this out, Jan www.otrcat.com...
	12:39pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, thanks MHLee.
	12:39pm Krys O.: Freddy Morgan is the face that launched a thousand ships.
	12:40pm Krys O.: @WR No worries. Beverly Sills was known as Bubbles. :)
	12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: My aim is to do a special on Freddy a.o. somewhere soon in 2023
	12:41pm fred: @WR: I'd do that, but tickets are so hard to get (Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker is huge, and there are only 3 days) that scoring two already took serious planning (bought these in May)
	12:44pm MHLee: this really isn't so much less serious than a lot of novelty of the era... like spike hadn't found how ridiculous he could get
	12:47pm WR: It wasn't until the 90s that I found out what an out going, socially active, approachable person "Bubbles" Sil was.
	12:47pm Jan Turkenburg: and also I believe he wasn't the bandleader at this point. It was just a bunch of professional musicians brought together by him that wanted to do something else.
	12:48pm WR: Sills...
	12:49pm Jan Turkenburg: I'll have to re-watch the documentary again...
	12:49pm fred: @WR: Also, my approach would be: fave dancer whole thing fave dancer Even that might be kidding myself
	12:50pm MHLee: i wonder if is designed to parody the ink spots? You always hurt the one you love is clearly an ink spots parody.
	12:51pm Krys O.: I think the Ink Spots were hugely popular and inspired many to do the spoken break.
	12:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Next week Spike Jones & CS will be part of a larger group of acts on a Command Performance Christmas Special from 1942
	12:52pm Krys O.: Thanks, Jan! Always a pleasure to catch your show.
	12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: You're welcome, Krys!
	12:53pm MHLee: Thanks, Jan I've got to get my shopping done now.
	12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: See you around, MHLee!
	12:55pm Mr Fab: Hippin my kid to Spike driving around with her this morn, much thx, Jan!
	12:55pm Jan Turkenburg: Good Mornin' Mr Fab!
	12:58pm fred: Speaking of Tchaikovsky, I saw a "modern take" on Sleeping Beauty that used the original score and electronics. That made me sleepy but not beautiful
	12:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, sometimes classical music played electronically is disappointing...
	1:00pm fred: Thanks Jan!
	1:01pm WR: Thank you! Jan!

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

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