WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: and we're off.
	10:02am fred: Good afternoon Jan and listeners
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	10:15am Domenic: Just wanted to say hi! Out of work, who nows? maybe for good. And "torturing" the shut-in fam with Sheena's!
	10:18am Martinibomb: Hey Jan! Hello Fred and Dom
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic, hi MB!
	10:26am Rich in Washington: Those vulgar boatmen.
	10:28am Jan Turkenburg: Rich!
	10:30am Domenic: Ah.. Fats Waller.."All That Meat And No Potatoes" now this well by Louis Armstrong.
	10:33am Rich in Washington: The film that accompanies this song is crazy. It's been all over the yoootoobs off and on over the years.
	10:34am Rich in Washington: Plus, what is 'solid potato salad'? Was there a mostly liquid potato salad at some point, now lost to time?
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-)
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: I know that clip. It's incredible! Frightening!
	10:43am Listener Bob in PGH: I'm late due to work, but here at last
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Bob!
	11:04am chresti: Morning Jan and under-overs!
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti!
	11:05am chresti: DJ Stashu would like this song
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: because?
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: pardon my ignorance ...
	11:07am fred: I know that tune from a French hip-hop song that was apparently based on a soccer stadium anthem from Marseille
	11:07am chresti: She plays a lot of polka on Fridays, her show is Dance With Me Stanley
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: ok, thanks!
	11:11am chresti: What makes a song a polka?
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: I see, this version has been played at her show a lot :-) :-)
	11:14am fred: (the song I referenced: Le Feu by IAM). Pretty funny that it comes from a Polka tune
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Do you know the André Popp version Fred?
	11:17am fred: I don't think so
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: From the album "Delirium in HiFi" also know by another title
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Very interesting production wise
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: working with multiple taperecorders in multiple speeds just before stereo and multitrack were introduced
	11:20am Mr Fab: Ha, this guy's the Weird Al of a century ago.
	11:21am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr. Fab!
	11:25am Domenic: That sounded like bird calls. Olga Lowina's track.
	11:25am Mr Fab: Hi Jan, and Jan-fans! Chresti, I know one thing that makes a polka is the 2/4 beat (ONE-two-ONE-two). But that can't be the only thing that makes a polka, otherwise most hardcore punk would be polka...
	11:27am fred: @Mr Fab: that insight might change your perception if you revisit hardcore punk (vodka might help too)
	11:42am chresti: Thanks Mr. Fab!
	11:44am chresti: Stashu does sometimes play punk on her show, makes sense..
	11:45am Dave in St Albans UK: Hi Jan and all. Just getting over a headache and the music is helping greatly. Better than a painkiller. Hope everyone is well. Lovely show Jan.
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!!
	11:50am Dave in St Albans UK: "Come to the bar and get your corn beef and cabbage" Did I hear that correctly. Amazing!;-)
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:53am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Jo Stafford! A favorite in this household (her funny stuff, especially). Greetings, Jan and WFMU pals!
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Granny!
	11:54am Mr Fab: @Dave: Ay, 'tis! From the golden (?) age of ethnic stereotype records. Speaking of which, I only just found out that our possible next prez Joe Biden is an irish catholic. But no one seems to be making a big deal out of it this time, not like when JFK was running.
	11:54am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Oh, yes, i was a go-go dancer for Polkacide and that 2/4 beat can be lethal. I was grateful to be in a cage, away from the wild crowd!
	11:56am Dave in St Albans UK: Thanks Jan. Good one.
	11:56am Martinibomb: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am BC Sterrett: Hey Everyone, just setting up
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi BC!
	11:58am fred: Thanks Jan!
	11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Next: www.wfmu.org...
	11:59am Mr Fab: Such a lovely way to wake up: yawn to Jan (see what I did there?).
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, i see. :) btw I just noticed there must have been a hick-up in the connection... :-(
	12:01pm Domenic: Wooh!
	12:01pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	4:24pm WR: Starting archive listen. Interesting to consider that when that Edison minstrel recording was made that most people did not have electric lighting in their home.
	12:04am WR: Restarted from the beginning, didn't hear much past the Bing Crosby novelty tune last week. The Lou Bandy Alice's Blue Gown is so lovely. Not just his vocal, the arrangement and playing very appropriate to the song's origin for being a 1955 version.
	1:12am WR: Another yay for Burt Shepard Parody On The Suwanee River. Entertaining and very interesting comments from 1902. And The Ramblers, from the Netherlands, at first I thought you had misidentified the famous California Ramblers, the early Dorsey Bros. band not knowing of the hard swinging Dutchmen.

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Artist	Track	Year	Images	Approx. start time
Edison Modern Minstrels	Georgia Minstrels	1904		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters (+ Bob Crosby)	Begin The Beguine	1939		0:02:53 (Pop-up)
Grete Wiedecke & Ludwig Arno	Schnurriges Allerlei	1907		0:05:37 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones	Keep A Little Cosey Corner In Your Heart For Me	1905		0:08:22 (Pop-up)
Al Morgan	Jealous Heart "Jealous Heart" by "Al Morgan"	1949	By Source (WP:NFCC#4) By Source (WP:NFCC#4)	0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Al Trace	You Call Everybody Darling	1948		0:12:42 (Pop-up)
Willy Alberti (+ Cor Steyn)	Alleen	1941		0:15:59 (Pop-up)
Eck Robertson	Sally Gooden "Sally Gooden" by "Eck Robertson"	1922		0:19:08 (Pop-up)
Billy Weedon's Eltham Studio Band	Song Of The Volga Boatmen	1945		0:22:07 (Pop-up)
Fats Waller	All That Meat And No Potatoes	1941		0:27:45 (Pop-up)
Ross Sisters	Solid Potato Salad & Manhattan Serenade	1944		0:30:12 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby (+ Foursome)	Sweet Potato Piper	1939		0:34:12 (Pop-up)
AVRO Dansorkest Hans Mossel	Adam's Apple	1938-01-20		0:37:11 (Pop-up)
Don Parker	Chansonette (Friml) "Chansonette (Friml)" by "Don Parker"	1923-10-05		0:39:50 (Pop-up)
Lou Bandy	Bloesje Van Zij (Alice Blue Gown)	1955		0:43:13 (Pop-up)
Artie Shaw	Carioca "Carioca" by "Artie Shaw"	1939-8-19		0:47:11 (Pop-up)
Anthony Giammatteo & Fred J Brissett	Chanson Des Nids	1920		0:51:09 (Pop-up)
Toon Hermans	Balmasqué "Balmasqué" by "Toon Hermans"	1947		0:54:55 (Pop-up)
Helen Trix	Is your mother in, Molly Malone	1906		0:58:36 (Pop-up)
Will Glahé	Beer Barrel Polka (Bohmische Polka)	1938		1:02:15 (Pop-up)
Rudi Schuricke (Schuricke Terzett)	Rosamunde (Beer Barrel Polka)	1939		1:04:51 (Pop-up)
Bartoes & Tiny Lavell	Rats Kuch En Bonen (Beer Barrel Polka)	1939		1:07:49 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters	Beer Barrel Polka	1939		1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Max van Praag	Aan De Oever Van De Schelde	1948		1:16:02 (Pop-up)
Burt Shepard	Parody On The Suwanee River	1902		1:18:43 (Pop-up)
Olga Lowina (+ Jan Tromp)	Schoon Zwitserland	1950		1:21:41 (Pop-up)
Buddy Clark & Anita Gordon & Ray Noble Orchestra	Linda	1946	Buddy Clark Buddy Clark	1:25:28 (Pop-up)
Charles Trenet (+ Charles Lavannes - piano)	Annie Anna	1939-04-01		1:28:29 (Pop-up)
The Ramblers	Alabama Swing "Alabama Swing" by "The Ramblers"	1933-11		1:31:08 (Pop-up)
Alma Gluck (+ Ephrem Zimbalist)	Ave Maria	1913		1:34:12 (Pop-up)
Coro Della Soprano Alto Tenor	Il Fiore Di Teresina	1947-03-14		1:39:18 (Pop-up)
Allen McQuhae	Laddie Buck Of Mine	1921-2		1:42:14 (Pop-up)
Charles D' Almaine	Down At Finnegan's Jamboree	1902		1:46:29 (Pop-up)
Kees Pruis	Bimbamboela "Bimbamboela" by "Kees Pruis"	1929		1:48:31 (Pop-up)
Jo Stafford & The Pied Pipers	Trolley Song	1944-10-21		1:51:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mel Powell	Hommage a Debussy "Hommage a Debussy" by "Mel Powell"	1945		1:54:37 (Pop-up)
Leo Fuld	Where Can I Go "Where Can I Go" by "Leo Fuld"	1949		1:57:18 (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!

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

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Listener comments!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: and we're off.
	10:02am fred: Good afternoon Jan and listeners
	10:03am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	10:15am Domenic: Just wanted to say hi! Out of work, who nows? maybe for good. And "torturing" the shut-in fam with Sheena's!
	10:18am Martinibomb: Hey Jan! Hello Fred and Dom
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Domenic, hi MB!
	10:26am Rich in Washington: Those vulgar boatmen.
	10:28am Jan Turkenburg: Rich!
	10:30am Domenic: Ah.. Fats Waller.."All That Meat And No Potatoes" now this well by Louis Armstrong.
	10:33am Rich in Washington: The film that accompanies this song is crazy. It's been all over the yoootoobs off and on over the years.
	10:34am Rich in Washington: Plus, what is 'solid potato salad'? Was there a mostly liquid potato salad at some point, now lost to time?
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: :-) :-) :-)
	10:39am Jan Turkenburg: I know that clip. It's incredible! Frightening!
	10:43am Listener Bob in PGH: I'm late due to work, but here at last
	10:51am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Bob!
	11:04am chresti: Morning Jan and under-overs!
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Chresti!
	11:05am chresti: DJ Stashu would like this song
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: because?
	11:06am Jan Turkenburg: pardon my ignorance ...
	11:07am fred: I know that tune from a French hip-hop song that was apparently based on a soccer stadium anthem from Marseille
	11:07am chresti: She plays a lot of polka on Fridays, her show is Dance With Me Stanley
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: ok, thanks!
	11:11am chresti: What makes a song a polka?
	11:11am Jan Turkenburg: I see, this version has been played at her show a lot :-) :-)
	11:14am fred: (the song I referenced: Le Feu by IAM). Pretty funny that it comes from a Polka tune
	11:17am Jan Turkenburg: Do you know the André Popp version Fred?
	11:17am fred: I don't think so
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: From the album "Delirium in HiFi" also know by another title
	11:19am Jan Turkenburg: Very interesting production wise
	11:20am Jan Turkenburg: working with multiple taperecorders in multiple speeds just before stereo and multitrack were introduced
	11:20am Mr Fab: Ha, this guy's the Weird Al of a century ago.
	11:21am Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr. Fab!
	11:25am Domenic: That sounded like bird calls. Olga Lowina's track.
	11:25am Mr Fab: Hi Jan, and Jan-fans! Chresti, I know one thing that makes a polka is the 2/4 beat (ONE-two-ONE-two). But that can't be the only thing that makes a polka, otherwise most hardcore punk would be polka...
	11:27am fred: @Mr Fab: that insight might change your perception if you revisit hardcore punk (vodka might help too)
	11:42am chresti: Thanks Mr. Fab!
	11:44am chresti: Stashu does sometimes play punk on her show, makes sense..
	11:45am Dave in St Albans UK: Hi Jan and all. Just getting over a headache and the music is helping greatly. Better than a painkiller. Hope everyone is well. Lovely show Jan.
	11:47am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!!
	11:50am Dave in St Albans UK: "Come to the bar and get your corn beef and cabbage" Did I hear that correctly. Amazing!;-)
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	11:53am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Jo Stafford! A favorite in this household (her funny stuff, especially). Greetings, Jan and WFMU pals!
	11:54am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Granny!
	11:54am Mr Fab: @Dave: Ay, 'tis! From the golden (?) age of ethnic stereotype records. Speaking of which, I only just found out that our possible next prez Joe Biden is an irish catholic. But no one seems to be making a big deal out of it this time, not like when JFK was running.
	11:54am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Oh, yes, i was a go-go dancer for Polkacide and that 2/4 beat can be lethal. I was grateful to be in a cage, away from the wild crowd!
	11:56am Dave in St Albans UK: Thanks Jan. Good one.
	11:56am Martinibomb: Thanks Jan!
	11:57am BC Sterrett: Hey Everyone, just setting up
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: Hi BC!
	11:58am fred: Thanks Jan!
	11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Next: www.wfmu.org...
	11:59am Mr Fab: Such a lovely way to wake up: yawn to Jan (see what I did there?).
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, i see. :) btw I just noticed there must have been a hick-up in the connection... :-(
	12:01pm Domenic: Wooh!
	12:01pm chresti: Thanks Jan!
	4:24pm WR: Starting archive listen. Interesting to consider that when that Edison minstrel recording was made that most people did not have electric lighting in their home.
	12:04am WR: Restarted from the beginning, didn't hear much past the Bing Crosby novelty tune last week. The Lou Bandy Alice's Blue Gown is so lovely. Not just his vocal, the arrangement and playing very appropriate to the song's origin for being a 1955 version.
	1:12am WR: Another yay for Burt Shepard Parody On The Suwanee River. Entertaining and very interesting comments from 1902. And The Ramblers, from the Netherlands, at first I thought you had misidentified the famous California Ramblers, the early Dorsey Bros. band not knowing of the hard swinging Dutchmen.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from April 23, 2020

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