WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from March 19, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone! We're about to start. How's each of you doing?
	9:59am L: Tuned in, ready for oldies but goodies! Hi Jan :)
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi L! :-)
	10:14am Malcolm: felicitations jan and L!
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Malcolm!
	10:14am L: Hello Malcolm :)
	10:17am L: My late mother played accordion... betting she'd have known the Johnny Meyer tune..
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: I like your atavar, L! :-) :-)
	10:25am L: Dankje Jan :) I'd be on a treadmill if the gym was open.. it's raining here. My mom travelled a bit before marriage (1950s to early 1960s), and also collected her share of international record albums back in the day. Could be she knew the Dutch title :)
	10:26am Jan Turkenburg: aha!
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: Did you ever hear those records?
	10:39am L: Yes, I was raised in a home where music from all over the globe was played, whether on piano, accordion, or record player. By the late 70s, a stereo hifi system :) Also my dad had a pretty extensive 78 collection. Unfortunately many were lost to a flooded cellar.
	10:42am Malcolm: Sounds like a wonderfully entertaining house to grow up in!
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: ah.... that's dreadfull to hear for a DJ... flooded cellars with records... :-(
	10:43am Malcolm: Great music Jan :D are you playing from 78s?
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Not today, Malcolm This is all from a huge collection of digitized recordings I had the privilage of copying from a collector in Breda, The Netherlands
	10:46am Malcolm: nice!
	10:47am Jan Turkenburg: I do have a modest collection of 78rpms myself, but I only have a worn down portable grammfon, I use for special occasions, like last week.
	10:49am L: It was, Malcolm :) My father was the conductor of the orchestra while listening to his records lol. Jan, yes, my dad learned a lesson for sure, the salvaged part of the collection was never relegated to the basement again.
	10:52am Martinibomb: hi jan, L! working on stuff for my local radio station. u know how it goes mistah yawn since u do the same stuff. :-D
	10:52am L: I read that was a hoax; a photo of another location in Italy was falsely posted as being the Venetian canals.
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: ah, I will correct that... thank you...
	10:56am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mister Martinibomb!
	10:58am L: Hi MB :)
	10:59am Martinibomb: heee
	11:01am Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-) yes?
	11:02am fred: Hello Jan and all
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	11:03am L: I follow @hoaxeye on Twitter.. pretty sure he dispelled it. I can't find the tweet at the moment, but I recall someone tweeting to him, who verified the video/photos were from another location.
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, i sometimes do a reverse image search if some magnicient claims are made, Should have done so now... but... I wanted to have something positive to say... helas!
	11:09am Ursula1000: allo!
	11:12am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:16am worldsworstrecords: Hey Jan! Hey all!
	11:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Darryl!
	11:20am worldsworstrecords: How is everyone today?
	11:21am BC Sterrett: Hey all :)
	11:22am worldsworstrecords: I am!
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: That's how you are feeling, Darryl? "I am" nothing more, nothing less?
	11:26am J&H Productions: Good afternoon, or morning, pertaining to when you read this.
	11:27am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	11:27am J&H Productions: Hi Jan! Swell show you got going on here!
	11:28am L: I had symptoms two weeks ago. Cough, low but stubborn fever, and shortness of breath. I self-quarantined. Was lucky to be allowed to work from home (my manager checked with me daily asking about my symptoms.. asking me to stay home so I would not worry others in my open work environment). Tried seeing a doctor twice that week. At that time (in central New Jersey), the only screening questions I was asked: 'were you in Italy or China?, were you in contact with anyone who was?' The answer was no, so I was not tested. I do think I could very well have had covid19, undiagnosed. And if so, hope I didn't inadvertently put anyone at risk before I had symptoms, or after I felt they were fully gone :-/
	11:28am J&H Productions: Hi everybody!
	11:28am worldsworstrecords: I love Charles Trenet!
	11:29am worldsworstrecords: Sorry Jan.. the 'I am' was a comment on your link and namecheck, that's all. I'm ok. No coughing yet
	11:31am J&H Productions: @L: Glad you seem to be OK now! I think lots of people without underlying health conditions may have gotten it and shook it off. I know one of my work mates ended up getting a rather severe flu which came on and laid him low for a couple of days. He now thinks it may have been the Corona Virus. He's otherwise very healthy, rarely gets sick, has no conditions.
	11:36am L: Thanks J&H! Yes, like your work mate, I hardly get sick, so it was concerning. I'm thinking now, in hindsight, perhaps I'm helping with future herd immunity.
	11:42am worldsworstrecords: would it be cruel of me to suggest this is all a bit sub-Gershwin?
	11:42am L: Sorry to flood the comments.. but Jan, something you just mentioned strikes a chord. This link was in an email I rec'd yesterday, from of all the unlikely senders, my local gas and electric company. Here's the excerpt with the link: "In times of crisis, it’s important that we also take time to look after ourselves. Many states and organizations, such as the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, have excellent resources online that include ways to cope with stress and anxiety. I encourage everyone to seek out the resources and support they need." www.samhsa.gov...
	11:43am J&H Productions: I got something which knocked me flat on my back about two months ago, and out of nowhere. Cold and flu symptoms, with considerable stomach distress (I'll spare any and all details), the latter of which I believe are not typically observed symptoms of this current virus. Who knows, though.
	11:45am L: J&H, wouldn't be unreasonable.. first case was diagnosed in late Jan in the US. And I read early on that it could include GI symptoms.
	11:51am ARB: Hi fellows!
	11:53am Jan Turkenburg: Hi DJ ARB!
	11:58am J&H Productions: Hi ARB!
	11:58am L: Thank you Jan!
	11:59am Malcolm: Thanks for the music Jan!
	12:00pm J&H Productions: Thanks, Jan!
	11:11pm WR: Archive listening. Thank you for the donation acknowledgement. Not important to hear my name announced, but did want to know that you show received some credit.
	11:20pm WR: Thinking about your comment regarding other shows that feature 78 rpm recordings. There is the short feature on WFMU showcasing one recording 100 years old on each episode. Will post that link when next I see it. The USA Library of Congress has a "jukebox" on their website which had its start with all recordings from the Victor company. It is huge number of recordings but a bit clunky to use. I think somebody (very knowledgeable) does periodic podcast featuring selections. Will look all that up and post on a future show.

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Rhythm Club (NL)	If I had you "If I had you" by "Rhythm Club (NL)"	1949		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters (+ Bob Crosby)	Long Time No See	1939		0:02:51 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt (+ Hot Club De France)	Flat Foot Floogie	1938		0:05:54 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Echale Cinco Al Piano	1940		0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Clark Gable	Puttin' On The Ritz "Puttin' On The Ritz" by "Clark Gable"	1939	(soundtrack ' Idiot's Delight ')	0:12:03 (Pop-up)
Johnny Meyer (accordeon)	Dansende Vingers	1951		0:13:13 (Pop-up)
Maria Andergast & Hans Lang	Du Bist Die Rose Vom Wörthersee	1950		0:16:12 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones	Before I Go And Marry I Will Have A Talk With You	1910		0:22:19 (Pop-up)
Four Aristocrats	Don't Sing Aloha When I Go	1926		0:24:24 (Pop-up)
Edison Minstrels	At The Minstrel Show (Nr 1)	1906		0:27:27 (Pop-up)
Edison Vaudeville Company	Amateur Minstrel Rehearsal	1907		0:30:40 (Pop-up)
Jascha Heifetz (violin)	Serenata (d' Ambrosio)	1919		0:32:47 (Pop-up)
Buster Bailey	Royal Garden Blues "Royal Garden Blues" by "Buster Bailey"	1939		0:35:46 (Pop-up)
Fien de la Mar	M'n Hart Slaat Voor De Hele Compagnie	1935		0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Lou Chiha Frisco (xylophone)	Perfect Day	1920		0:43:58 (Pop-up)
A J Pesenti Orchester	Tahiti Tango	1933		0:47:23 (Pop-up)
Six Men And A Girl	Zonky "Zonky" by "Six Men And A Girl"	1940	(piano - Mary Lou Williams)	0:51:55 (Pop-up)
Mae Questal (Betty Boop)	Practising The Piano	1935		0:54:31 (Pop-up)
Wielewaal	Uit Der Dagen Grauw Zorgen	1939		0:57:02 (Pop-up)
Carmen Miranda (+ Assis Valente)	Minha Embaixada Chegou	1934		1:00:42 (Pop-up)
Charlie Kunz	Charlie Kunz Wartime Piano Medley	1942		1:03:33 (Pop-up)
Marion Harris	I Ain't Got Nobody "I Ain't Got Nobody" by "Marion Harris"	1916		1:08:50 (Pop-up)
Hi lo's	I'm Beginning To See The Light	1950		1:13:41 (Pop-up)
August de Laat (+ Ramblers)	Lambeth Dans	1938		1:15:28 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	My Future Just Passed	1930		1:17:55 (Pop-up)
M. Thur	Bris Mile "Bris Mile" by "M. Thur"	1907		1:23:49 (Pop-up)
Charles Trenet (+ Wal-Berg Orchestre)	Hop hop	1939		1:26:59 (Pop-up)
Sunshine Boys	My Troubles Are Over	1921		1:29:23 (Pop-up)
Mantovani	Concerto In Jazz "Concerto In Jazz" by "Mantovani"	1948	(featuring Arthur Young-piano)	1:33:31 (Pop-up)
Corinne Morgan & Frank C Stanley	Reuben And Cynthia	1901		1:41:51 (Pop-up)
Manuel Romain	Daisies Won't Tell "Daisies Won't Tell" by "Manuel Romain"	1910		1:43:59 (Pop-up)
Larry Rich	Wake Up Chillun Wake Up	1929		1:47:50 (Pop-up)
Marian Demar	Czy Pamietasz Te Noc W Zakopanem	1939	(Polish)	1:50:37 (Pop-up)
Banda da Casa Edison	Rio Branco "Rio Branco" by "Banda da Casa Edison"	1904		1:53:56 (Pop-up)
Edison Grand Concert Band	Liberty Bell March	1897

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!

Music from the 1920s in the January 7, 2020 episode of Continental Subway with David Dichelle

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Listener comments!
	9:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone! We're about to start. How's each of you doing?
	9:59am L: Tuned in, ready for oldies but goodies! Hi Jan :)
	9:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi L! :-)
	10:14am Malcolm: felicitations jan and L!
	10:14am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Malcolm!
	10:14am L: Hello Malcolm :)
	10:17am L: My late mother played accordion... betting she'd have known the Johnny Meyer tune..
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: I like your atavar, L! :-) :-)
	10:25am L: Dankje Jan :) I'd be on a treadmill if the gym was open.. it's raining here. My mom travelled a bit before marriage (1950s to early 1960s), and also collected her share of international record albums back in the day. Could be she knew the Dutch title :)
	10:26am Jan Turkenburg: aha!
	10:31am Jan Turkenburg: Did you ever hear those records?
	10:39am L: Yes, I was raised in a home where music from all over the globe was played, whether on piano, accordion, or record player. By the late 70s, a stereo hifi system :) Also my dad had a pretty extensive 78 collection. Unfortunately many were lost to a flooded cellar.
	10:42am Malcolm: Sounds like a wonderfully entertaining house to grow up in!
	10:42am Jan Turkenburg: ah.... that's dreadfull to hear for a DJ... flooded cellars with records... :-(
	10:43am Malcolm: Great music Jan :D are you playing from 78s?
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Not today, Malcolm This is all from a huge collection of digitized recordings I had the privilage of copying from a collector in Breda, The Netherlands
	10:46am Malcolm: nice!
	10:47am Jan Turkenburg: I do have a modest collection of 78rpms myself, but I only have a worn down portable grammfon, I use for special occasions, like last week.
	10:49am L: It was, Malcolm :) My father was the conductor of the orchestra while listening to his records lol. Jan, yes, my dad learned a lesson for sure, the salvaged part of the collection was never relegated to the basement again.
	10:52am Martinibomb: hi jan, L! working on stuff for my local radio station. u know how it goes mistah yawn since u do the same stuff. :-D
	10:52am L: I read that was a hoax; a photo of another location in Italy was falsely posted as being the Venetian canals.
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: ah, I will correct that... thank you...
	10:56am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mister Martinibomb!
	10:58am L: Hi MB :)
	10:59am Martinibomb: heee
	11:01am Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-) yes?
	11:02am fred: Hello Jan and all
	11:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	11:03am L: I follow @hoaxeye on Twitter.. pretty sure he dispelled it. I can't find the tweet at the moment, but I recall someone tweeting to him, who verified the video/photos were from another location.
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, i sometimes do a reverse image search if some magnicient claims are made, Should have done so now... but... I wanted to have something positive to say... helas!
	11:09am Ursula1000: allo!
	11:12am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Ursula1000!
	11:16am worldsworstrecords: Hey Jan! Hey all!
	11:16am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Darryl!
	11:20am worldsworstrecords: How is everyone today?
	11:21am BC Sterrett: Hey all :)
	11:22am worldsworstrecords: I am!
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: That's how you are feeling, Darryl? "I am" nothing more, nothing less?
	11:26am J&H Productions: Good afternoon, or morning, pertaining to when you read this.
	11:27am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	11:27am J&H Productions: Hi Jan! Swell show you got going on here!
	11:28am L: I had symptoms two weeks ago. Cough, low but stubborn fever, and shortness of breath. I self-quarantined. Was lucky to be allowed to work from home (my manager checked with me daily asking about my symptoms.. asking me to stay home so I would not worry others in my open work environment). Tried seeing a doctor twice that week. At that time (in central New Jersey), the only screening questions I was asked: 'were you in Italy or China?, were you in contact with anyone who was?' The answer was no, so I was not tested. I do think I could very well have had covid19, undiagnosed. And if so, hope I didn't inadvertently put anyone at risk before I had symptoms, or after I felt they were fully gone :-/
	11:28am J&H Productions: Hi everybody!
	11:28am worldsworstrecords: I love Charles Trenet!
	11:29am worldsworstrecords: Sorry Jan.. the 'I am' was a comment on your link and namecheck, that's all. I'm ok. No coughing yet
	11:31am J&H Productions: @L: Glad you seem to be OK now! I think lots of people without underlying health conditions may have gotten it and shook it off. I know one of my work mates ended up getting a rather severe flu which came on and laid him low for a couple of days. He now thinks it may have been the Corona Virus. He's otherwise very healthy, rarely gets sick, has no conditions.
	11:36am L: Thanks J&H! Yes, like your work mate, I hardly get sick, so it was concerning. I'm thinking now, in hindsight, perhaps I'm helping with future herd immunity.
	11:42am worldsworstrecords: would it be cruel of me to suggest this is all a bit sub-Gershwin?
	11:42am L: Sorry to flood the comments.. but Jan, something you just mentioned strikes a chord. This link was in an email I rec'd yesterday, from of all the unlikely senders, my local gas and electric company. Here's the excerpt with the link: "In times of crisis, it’s important that we also take time to look after ourselves. Many states and organizations, such as the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, have excellent resources online that include ways to cope with stress and anxiety. I encourage everyone to seek out the resources and support they need." www.samhsa.gov...
	11:43am J&H Productions: I got something which knocked me flat on my back about two months ago, and out of nowhere. Cold and flu symptoms, with considerable stomach distress (I'll spare any and all details), the latter of which I believe are not typically observed symptoms of this current virus. Who knows, though.
	11:45am L: J&H, wouldn't be unreasonable.. first case was diagnosed in late Jan in the US. And I read early on that it could include GI symptoms.
	11:51am ARB: Hi fellows!
	11:53am Jan Turkenburg: Hi DJ ARB!
	11:58am J&H Productions: Hi ARB!
	11:58am L: Thank you Jan!
	11:59am Malcolm: Thanks for the music Jan!
	12:00pm J&H Productions: Thanks, Jan!
	11:11pm WR: Archive listening. Thank you for the donation acknowledgement. Not important to hear my name announced, but did want to know that you show received some credit.
	11:20pm WR: Thinking about your comment regarding other shows that feature 78 rpm recordings. There is the short feature on WFMU showcasing one recording 100 years old on each episode. Will post that link when next I see it. The USA Library of Congress has a "jukebox" on their website which had its start with all recordings from the Victor company. It is huge number of recordings but a bit clunky to use. I think somebody (very knowledgeable) does periodic podcast featuring selections. Will look all that up and post on a future show.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from March 19, 2020

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