WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	10:00am chresti: Morning Jan and over/unders!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:04am StringOFperils: Now these are she sort of October revolutions I like: at 78 rpm!
	10:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi StringOFperils! I second that!
	10:10am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi chresti! Hi StringOFperils!
	10:11am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	10:12am chresti: Hi Rich! Making coffee...
	10:17am StringOFperils: This music makes me want to tie somebody to the train tracks while twirling the ends of my evil moustache!
	10:18am Lizardner Dave 2: Hello everyone!
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, SOP, those were the days... ;-)
	10:21am Jan Turkenburg: Things you can't do anymore these days, part IV
	10:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): hi, Jan and all! SoP: a couple of years ago i saw a screening of the VERY FIRST lady-tied-to-the-tracks movie. It was a teenaged Gloria Swanson!
	10:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): The star of the movie was a dog!
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Granny!
	10:23am Mx. Granny (e/em): Ted Lewis! I got some 78s of this character
	10:24am Martinibomb: Hello Jan, Rich, SOP, Chresti, Gran! Whoa it's a full room this morning. :)
	10:25am WR: Connecting bit late but glad to hear some one has no money worries.
	10:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	10:26am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:28am Mx. Granny (e/em): hey, Martinibomb! hi there, WR!
	10:34am Franco Twinkie: Hey all! Up and at it.
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Franco!
	10:36am Franco Twinkie: Jan, this a peppy bit of dross.
	10:38am StringOFperils: I always wondered what Kit Carson did after all those exploits in the Amercian west.
	10:39am Franco Twinkie: I've seen that radio before.
	10:43am Rich in Washington: We need to bring back megaphone singing.
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Maurice Kagel attempted to do so. I've sung in a student choir, a piece of his required 30 singers with megaphones. It was a blast!
	10:45am Franco Twinkie: More like singing through a caution cone.
	10:47am Cp304: Good morning all
	10:47am Jan Turkenburg: Cp304!!
	10:49am chresti: Hi MB!
	10:51am Mx. Granny (e/em): as i recall, Tom Waits did a little megaphone singing
	10:51am Cp304: A customer offered me a silvertone combo radio, phonograph, wire recorder the other day. Anyone familiar with the wire?
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, He did, Granny!
	10:56am WR: Jan, with 3 programs you have 3 goal amounts. Hope it doesn't bring you stress.
	10:56am chresti: Grannykins!
	10:57am spodiodi: good morning/evening, Jan & The Allowed Crowd!
	10:57am Ursula1000: aloha!
	10:57am chresti: spodikins!
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi spodiodi! Hi Ursula1000!
	10:59am spodiodi: chrestichen! how are ya?
	11:00am WR: Ha, for a moment I thought those horse and coach sound affects was some sort of sound problem. No caffeine yet. Guess I better dose myself.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: WR :-) :-) :-)
	11:01am Rich in Washington: @ Cp304: wire recorders are fascinating! I've seen those combo units before, one where one disengaged the belt from the record player to run the wire unit and vice versa.
	11:01am Rich in Washington: I remember they used wire recorders on old Dragnet episodes.
	11:04am Cp304: Interesting. There is a spool there labeled “1948 breakfast at the Frederick”. I’m interested to hear it as this is a popular building in my city which we spent much time with moms dad back in the day
	11:07am Franco Twinkie: Rich, and Joe Gannon would always eat lunch sitting at his desk.
	11:07am Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins! how's the south end of this blazing state today?
	11:09am WR: I was surprised to learn how long wire recorders were still in production. Initially I had thought it was mostly industrial use up to WWII but did find out that their home use popularity was post WWII, up to the mid / late 50s. Never have played with one.
	11:15am Feldpausch: The Netherlands are so beautiful
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: Maybe I have forgotten, but were are you from again Feldpausch? I just had a peek at your website but it doesn't tell :-)
	11:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): wow, i'm thinking of all the Busby Berkeley over the top numbers to these songs. Love these other versions.
	11:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): then again, you just CAN'T go wrong with Henry Hall!
	11:24am Feldpausch: @Jan I live in Phoenix, Arizona. I've been to the Netherlands twice and I think about going back all the time
	11:25am chresti: Blazing hot, Grannykins, 103 yesterday and later today.
	11:28am Rich in Washington: I think wire recorders were more recently used for data logging. A place I worked at used them for encoding data on short segments to be inserted into fish for magnetic detection in fisheries. Sort of like the magnetic strip on a library book.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: I've never been outside Europ, but when I visited countries like Germany, France, England, Danmark and Ireland and having lived in the hills in South East Belgium, I can't help but find our country a bit boring with all it's flatness...
	11:34am Feldpausch: I certainly love the geography of Arizona, and the aforementioned countries. I do love the people I met in the Netherlands. At least you're a short train ride from the mountains.
	11:35am Feldpausch: Ireland is great. It has a quiet grace
	11:36am Rich in Washington: Woo hoo! Working from home today and everyone's away! I'm playing this rather loudly throughout the whole house!
	11:36am Rich in Washington: Where's my megaphone!
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	11:37am Franco Twinkie: Feldpausch, I bet you could tell us namby-pamby crybabies out in Los Angeles something about hot.
	11:44am Mr Fab: Hi Jan and the Gang! That piccolo was like a cartoon bird having a seizure.
	11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr. Fab!
	11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, that piece was difficult at multiple levels.
	11:47am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Ah, this takes me back (to before me)
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: omg, how I hate this song. What was I thinking...
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Kenzo!!
	11:53am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Hi!
	11:57am chresti: Thanks Jan! Hi/bye Kenzo!
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: I guess this is slow jam avant la lettre...
	11:58am Feldpausch: Franco, this summer was bad. I saw lizards crying.
	12:02pm Cp304: I bet being married to a whistler is rough
	12:02pm spodiodi: Thanks Jan!!
	12:03pm WR: Thank you Jan!
	12:04pm Lizardner Dave 2: Thanks Jan!
	12:05pm chresti: I see lizards at work, also rattlesnakes.
	12:05pm Feldpausch: So glad the bonus track doesn't have the seven minutes of silence prior that every 90's CD had
	12:06pm Franco Twinkie: Feld, I read that Phoenix hit a hundred and ninety-twelve this past August, is that true?
	12:07pm WR: Eeek! chresti, snakes!
	12:13pm Ursula1000: stay tuned for Sounds Spectacular at 12:30 wfmu.org...
	12:23pm Oats: Thanks Jan for the Gold!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 1, 2020

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October 1, 2020: 043 Digging For Gold

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
Rhythm Club (NL)	If I Had You (tune)				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Ramblers	Climbing Up The Golden Stairs	1933			0:02:12 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby	There's A Gold Mine In The Sky	1937			0:04:10 (Pop-up)
Maurice Winnick	There's A Goldmine In the Sky	1937	(vocal - Al Bowlly)	Al Bowlly Al Bowlly	0:07:03 (Pop-up)
Walter Van Brunt	Climbing Up The Golden Stairs	1915			0:11:34 (Pop-up)
Billy Jones	Gold Digger "Gold Digger" by "Billy Jones"	1923		Billy Jones & Ernest Hare Billy Jones & Ernest Hare	0:15:14 (Pop-up)
De Chico's	Goudkoorts "Goudkoorts" by "De Chico's"	1953			0:18:10 (Pop-up)
Ted Lewis	Gold Diggers Song (We're In The Money)	1933			0:22:46 (Pop-up)
Kees Pruis	Hart Van Goud "Hart Van Goud" by "Kees Pruis"	1923			0:25:59 (Pop-up)
Willy Derby	Hart Van Goud "Hart Van Goud" by "Willy Derby"	1937			0:28:56 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire	Gold Diggers Song (We're In The Money)	1933			0:33:28 (Pop-up)
Kit Carson	Band Of Gold "Band Of Gold" by "Kit Carson"	1955			0:35:39 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Band Of Gold "Band Of Gold" by "Don Cherry"	1955			0:38:11 (Pop-up)
Dick Powell	Golddiggers Song (We're In The Money)	1933			0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Tiger	Gold in Africa "Gold in Africa" by "Tiger"	1936			0:45:34 (Pop-up)
Patti Page	Croce Di Oro (Cross Of Gold)	1955			0:48:29 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	Golddiggers Song (We're In The Money)	1933			0:52:41 (Pop-up)
Billy Cotton	In A Golden Coach "In A Golden Coach" by "Billy Cotton"	1953			0:55:13 (Pop-up)
Henry Burr	Silver Threads Among The Gold	1904			0:58:29 (Pop-up)
Jack Hylton	Gold Diggers Song (We're In The Money)	1933			1:02:53 (Pop-up)
Hans Kolesa Vienna Light Orchestra	Gold Und Silber (Lehar)	1953			1:05:22 (Pop-up)
National Promenade Band	Gold And Silver	1933			1:09:10 (Pop-up)
Henry Hall BBC Dance Orchestra	Gold Diggers Of 1933 Medley	1933			1:15:00 (Pop-up)
Byron G Harlan	Golden Curls "Golden Curls" by "Byron G Harlan"	1910	+ B-side, also by Byron G Harlan, title unknown	Byron G Harlan Byron G Harlan	1:23:32 (Pop-up)
Jan Verbraeken	Goudblond Haar "Goudblond Haar" by "Jan Verbraeken"	1952			1:27:52 (Pop-up)
Will Oakland	Silver Threads Among The Gold	1908			1:33:23 (Pop-up)
John McCormack	Silver Threads Among The Gold	1925			1:37:42 (Pop-up)
Frank S Mazziotta piccolo	Goldfinch	1903			1:40:32 (Pop-up)
Duo Hofmann	Zilverdraden Tussen 't Goud	1928			1:45:05 (Pop-up)
Kees Pruis	Zilveren Draden Tusschen 't Goud	1928			1:48:01 (Pop-up)
Bob Scholte	Zilverdraden Tussen Het Goud	1950			1:51:06 (Pop-up)
Max van Praag	Zilveren Draden Tussen Het Goud	1953	(+ Janie Bron)		1:56:40 (Pop-up)
Joe Belmont whistling	Over The Waves	1902		Joe Belmont Joe Belmont	1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Bonus Track "Bonus Track"
Waring's Pennsylvanians (Glee Club)	Gold Caddilac	1959	(solo - Joe Marine)		2:02:12 (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

Music and other recordings of Lynda Barry in the june 7, 2020 episode of Canibal Stew with DJ ARB

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

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Listener comments!
	10:00am chresti: Morning Jan and over/unders!
	10:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi chresti!
	10:04am StringOFperils: Now these are she sort of October revolutions I like: at 78 rpm!
	10:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi StringOFperils! I second that!
	10:10am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi chresti! Hi StringOFperils!
	10:11am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	10:12am chresti: Hi Rich! Making coffee...
	10:17am StringOFperils: This music makes me want to tie somebody to the train tracks while twirling the ends of my evil moustache!
	10:18am Lizardner Dave 2: Hello everyone!
	10:19am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Dave!
	10:20am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, SOP, those were the days... ;-)
	10:21am Jan Turkenburg: Things you can't do anymore these days, part IV
	10:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): hi, Jan and all! SoP: a couple of years ago i saw a screening of the VERY FIRST lady-tied-to-the-tracks movie. It was a teenaged Gloria Swanson!
	10:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): The star of the movie was a dog!
	10:23am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Granny!
	10:23am Mx. Granny (e/em): Ted Lewis! I got some 78s of this character
	10:24am Martinibomb: Hello Jan, Rich, SOP, Chresti, Gran! Whoa it's a full room this morning. :)
	10:25am WR: Connecting bit late but glad to hear some one has no money worries.
	10:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	10:26am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	10:28am Mx. Granny (e/em): hey, Martinibomb! hi there, WR!
	10:34am Franco Twinkie: Hey all! Up and at it.
	10:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Franco!
	10:36am Franco Twinkie: Jan, this a peppy bit of dross.
	10:38am StringOFperils: I always wondered what Kit Carson did after all those exploits in the Amercian west.
	10:39am Franco Twinkie: I've seen that radio before.
	10:43am Rich in Washington: We need to bring back megaphone singing.
	10:45am Jan Turkenburg: Maurice Kagel attempted to do so. I've sung in a student choir, a piece of his required 30 singers with megaphones. It was a blast!
	10:45am Franco Twinkie: More like singing through a caution cone.
	10:47am Cp304: Good morning all
	10:47am Jan Turkenburg: Cp304!!
	10:49am chresti: Hi MB!
	10:51am Mx. Granny (e/em): as i recall, Tom Waits did a little megaphone singing
	10:51am Cp304: A customer offered me a silvertone combo radio, phonograph, wire recorder the other day. Anyone familiar with the wire?
	10:53am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, He did, Granny!
	10:56am WR: Jan, with 3 programs you have 3 goal amounts. Hope it doesn't bring you stress.
	10:56am chresti: Grannykins!
	10:57am spodiodi: good morning/evening, Jan & The Allowed Crowd!
	10:57am Ursula1000: aloha!
	10:57am chresti: spodikins!
	10:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi spodiodi! Hi Ursula1000!
	10:59am spodiodi: chrestichen! how are ya?
	11:00am WR: Ha, for a moment I thought those horse and coach sound affects was some sort of sound problem. No caffeine yet. Guess I better dose myself.
	11:00am Jan Turkenburg: WR :-) :-) :-)
	11:01am Rich in Washington: @ Cp304: wire recorders are fascinating! I've seen those combo units before, one where one disengaged the belt from the record player to run the wire unit and vice versa.
	11:01am Rich in Washington: I remember they used wire recorders on old Dragnet episodes.
	11:04am Cp304: Interesting. There is a spool there labeled “1948 breakfast at the Frederick”. I’m interested to hear it as this is a popular building in my city which we spent much time with moms dad back in the day
	11:07am Franco Twinkie: Rich, and Joe Gannon would always eat lunch sitting at his desk.
	11:07am Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins! how's the south end of this blazing state today?
	11:09am WR: I was surprised to learn how long wire recorders were still in production. Initially I had thought it was mostly industrial use up to WWII but did find out that their home use popularity was post WWII, up to the mid / late 50s. Never have played with one.
	11:15am Feldpausch: The Netherlands are so beautiful
	11:18am Jan Turkenburg: Maybe I have forgotten, but were are you from again Feldpausch? I just had a peek at your website but it doesn't tell :-)
	11:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): wow, i'm thinking of all the Busby Berkeley over the top numbers to these songs. Love these other versions.
	11:22am Mx. Granny (e/em): then again, you just CAN'T go wrong with Henry Hall!
	11:24am Feldpausch: @Jan I live in Phoenix, Arizona. I've been to the Netherlands twice and I think about going back all the time
	11:25am chresti: Blazing hot, Grannykins, 103 yesterday and later today.
	11:28am Rich in Washington: I think wire recorders were more recently used for data logging. A place I worked at used them for encoding data on short segments to be inserted into fish for magnetic detection in fisheries. Sort of like the magnetic strip on a library book.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: I've never been outside Europ, but when I visited countries like Germany, France, England, Danmark and Ireland and having lived in the hills in South East Belgium, I can't help but find our country a bit boring with all it's flatness...
	11:34am Feldpausch: I certainly love the geography of Arizona, and the aforementioned countries. I do love the people I met in the Netherlands. At least you're a short train ride from the mountains.
	11:35am Feldpausch: Ireland is great. It has a quiet grace
	11:36am Rich in Washington: Woo hoo! Working from home today and everyone's away! I'm playing this rather loudly throughout the whole house!
	11:36am Rich in Washington: Where's my megaphone!
	11:37am Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	11:37am Franco Twinkie: Feldpausch, I bet you could tell us namby-pamby crybabies out in Los Angeles something about hot.
	11:44am Mr Fab: Hi Jan and the Gang! That piccolo was like a cartoon bird having a seizure.
	11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr. Fab!
	11:46am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, that piece was difficult at multiple levels.
	11:47am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Ah, this takes me back (to before me)
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: omg, how I hate this song. What was I thinking...
	11:48am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Kenzo!!
	11:53am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Hi!
	11:57am chresti: Thanks Jan! Hi/bye Kenzo!
	11:57am Jan Turkenburg: I guess this is slow jam avant la lettre...
	11:58am Feldpausch: Franco, this summer was bad. I saw lizards crying.
	12:02pm Cp304: I bet being married to a whistler is rough
	12:02pm spodiodi: Thanks Jan!!
	12:03pm WR: Thank you Jan!
	12:04pm Lizardner Dave 2: Thanks Jan!
	12:05pm chresti: I see lizards at work, also rattlesnakes.
	12:05pm Feldpausch: So glad the bonus track doesn't have the seven minutes of silence prior that every 90's CD had
	12:06pm Franco Twinkie: Feld, I read that Phoenix hit a hundred and ninety-twelve this past August, is that true?
	12:07pm WR: Eeek! chresti, snakes!
	12:13pm Ursula1000: stay tuned for Sounds Spectacular at 12:30 wfmu.org...
	12:23pm Oats: Thanks Jan for the Gold!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 1, 2020

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