WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 17, 2021

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 17, 2021

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July 17, 2021: 114 The Banjo Archives 02

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Cliquot Club Eskimos

Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Len Spencer & Vess Ossman	Hot Times On The Levee	1896		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Charlie Poole	The Girl I left in Sunny Tennessee	1925		0:03:16 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	St Louis Blues "St Louis Blues" by "Eddie Peabody"	1955		0:06:39 (Pop-up)
The Coon Creek Girls	Little Birdie	1938		0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Fred van Eps	Frolic Of The Coons "Frolic Of The Coons" by "Fred van Eps"	1913		0:11:09 (Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	Sammie, Where Have You Been So Long	1927		0:13:41 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	Stars And Stripes Forever	1955		0:16:50 (Pop-up)
Vess Ossman	Stars And Stripes Forever	1896		0:19:26 (Pop-up)
Dock Walsh	Going back to Jericho "Going back to Jericho" by "Dock Walsh"	1926		0:22:01 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Lollipops "Lollipops" by "Harry Reser"	1923		0:24:27 (Pop-up)
Collins & Harlan	Pickin' Cotton "Pickin' Cotton" by "Collins & Harlan"	1913	Fred van Eps banjo	0:27:08 (Pop-up)
Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs And The Foggy Mountain Boys	Foggy Mountain Breakdown	1950		0:29:57 (Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	Old Rub Alcohol Blues "Old Rub Alcohol Blues" by "Dock Boggs"	1929		0:32:34 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Pickin's "Pickin's" by "Harry Reser"	1922		0:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Coon Creek Girls	Pretty Polly	1938		0:39:45 (Pop-up)
Fred van Eps	Sans Souci "Sans Souci" by "Fred van Eps"	1914	(Maxixe Bresilienne)	0:42:36 (Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	Danville Girl "Danville Girl" by "Dock Boggs"	1927		0:45:36 (Pop-up)
Vess Ossman	Cocoanut Dance "Cocoanut Dance" by "Vess Ossman"	1895		0:48:45 (Pop-up)
Dock Walsh	We courted in the rain	1926		0:50:58 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Adorable "Adorable" by "Harry Reser"	1926	(Cliquot Club Eskimos)	0:53:45 (Pop-up)
Charlie Poole	Goodbye Booze "Goodbye Booze" by "Charlie Poole"	1926		0:56:53 (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!

Rare Oldies Radio hosted by Kitschy Mama, featuring lost songs from the 50s & 60s: Retro Obscuro with Kitschy Mama

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

Listener comments!
	♥ 7:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone! welcome to another instrument special. I won't be talking this hour, but I am updating the playlist live. That means I'm also here to chat :-)
	♥ 7:58am Jan Turkenburg: Btw, at first sight I thought the Cliquot Club Eskimos were wearing space suits...
	♥ 8:00am WR: Radio domination time.
	♥ 8:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	♥ 8:05am WR: oops.
	♥ 8:05am Jan Turkenburg: whoops... wrong file
	♥ 8:06am Jan Turkenburg: Plus I wasn't paying attention, but here we go!
	♥ 8:07am Jan Turkenburg: I woke up when I heard someone singing in Dutch... sigh...
	♥ 8:20am WR: Just spent time looking at images of Len Spencer. Surprised that a specialist in coon songs wasn't photographed in blackface.
	♥ 8:23am Jan Turkenburg: I couldn't find blackface pictures of him either. Peculiar. Wonder if there was a reason for that.
	♥ 8:27am yerfriendpaul: Hi Jan! Hi WR!
	♥ 8:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Paul!
	♥ 8:31am WR: hello Paul!
	♥ 8:35am MHLee: Hello there
	♥ 8:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	♥ 8:35am MHLee: Just in time for scruggs
	♥ 8:36am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	♥ 8:39am MHLee: Dock Boggs is so dark. It's so distinctive.
	♥ 8:41am Jan Turkenburg: yes, that what struck me too when I first heard him.
	♥ 8:43am Jan Turkenburg: This is almost a classical rhapsody
	♥ 8:44am MHLee: I'm trying to figure out if he's playing a plectrum or a five string
	♥ 8:45am MHLee: This is a good example of the older banjo style.
	♥ 8:46am yerfriendpaul: I’m nervous for Pretty Polly
	♥ 8:46am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	♥ 8:47am yerfriendpaul: Yep, as soon as I wrote it the deed was done
	♥ 8:47am MHLee: A word of warning... if you hear the name willie in a folk/country song... someone is dead
	♥ 8:49am yerfriendpaul: MHLee - I definitely will remember that. I didn’t know that. Those murder songs are just so strange/haunting
	♥ 8:51am MHLee: Willie's fatal visit, Willie Moore, Pretty Polly, Knoxville Girl, Willie Cumming... there are more i just can't remember them
	♥ 8:54am WR: A telephone solicitor (actual human) who has called me at least 3 times in last 6 weeks starts off by saying hello may I speak to Willie. when you answer that there is no one here named Willie he then asks if you are the man (or woman) of the house and goes into his sales pitch.
	♥ 8:56am Jan Turkenburg: the creep!
	♥ 8:57am yerfriendpaul: It’s probably smart to politely decline to avoid a song being sung about you, ha ha
	♥ 8:58am Jan Turkenburg: this show will go into overtime 7 minutes, because of the false start.
	♥ 8:58am MHLee: search.mudcat.org... I searched Willy and Willie and found more murder ballads by willie than i even new
	♥ 8:59am Jan Turkenburg: ah! time for a special!
	♥ 8:59am Jan Turkenburg: The Willie Archives!
	♥ 9:00am WR: Dock Boggs I've heard before but Dock Walsh is new to me. And sets me to wondering about Doc Watson. Why so many docs in this style of music.
	♥ 9:00am MHLee: There's also Doc Carter in the Carter family
	♥ 9:01am MHLee: Dock Walsh has an eerie version of in the pines
	♥ 9:05am MHLee: Thanks, Jan. Loved it.
	♥ 9:05am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Jan! Enjoyed the show!
	♥ 9:06am Jan Turkenburg: Bye everyone! Thanks for joining!
	♥ 9:07am WR: Thank you Jan. And we only heard you over the mic a few times during the show. Mostly heard a few laughs here and there.

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Artist	Track	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Len Spencer & Vess Ossman	Hot Times On The Levee	1896		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Charlie Poole	The Girl I left in Sunny Tennessee	1925		0:03:16 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	St Louis Blues "St Louis Blues" by "Eddie Peabody"	1955		0:06:39 (Pop-up)
The Coon Creek Girls	Little Birdie	1938		0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Fred van Eps	Frolic Of The Coons "Frolic Of The Coons" by "Fred van Eps"	1913		0:11:09 (Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	Sammie, Where Have You Been So Long	1927		0:13:41 (Pop-up)
Eddie Peabody	Stars And Stripes Forever	1955		0:16:50 (Pop-up)
Vess Ossman	Stars And Stripes Forever	1896		0:19:26 (Pop-up)
Dock Walsh	Going back to Jericho "Going back to Jericho" by "Dock Walsh"	1926		0:22:01 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Lollipops "Lollipops" by "Harry Reser"	1923		0:24:27 (Pop-up)
Collins & Harlan	Pickin' Cotton "Pickin' Cotton" by "Collins & Harlan"	1913	Fred van Eps banjo	0:27:08 (Pop-up)
Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs And The Foggy Mountain Boys	Foggy Mountain Breakdown	1950		0:29:57 (Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	Old Rub Alcohol Blues "Old Rub Alcohol Blues" by "Dock Boggs"	1929		0:32:34 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Pickin's "Pickin's" by "Harry Reser"	1922		0:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Coon Creek Girls	Pretty Polly	1938		0:39:45 (Pop-up)
Fred van Eps	Sans Souci "Sans Souci" by "Fred van Eps"	1914	(Maxixe Bresilienne)	0:42:36 (Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	Danville Girl "Danville Girl" by "Dock Boggs"	1927		0:45:36 (Pop-up)
Vess Ossman	Cocoanut Dance "Cocoanut Dance" by "Vess Ossman"	1895		0:48:45 (Pop-up)
Dock Walsh	We courted in the rain	1926		0:50:58 (Pop-up)
Harry Reser	Adorable "Adorable" by "Harry Reser"	1926	(Cliquot Club Eskimos)	0:53:45 (Pop-up)
Charlie Poole	Goodbye Booze "Goodbye Booze" by "Charlie Poole"	1926		0:56:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 7:57am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone! welcome to another instrument special. I won't be talking this hour, but I am updating the playlist live. That means I'm also here to chat :-)
	♥ 7:58am Jan Turkenburg: Btw, at first sight I thought the Cliquot Club Eskimos were wearing space suits...
	♥ 8:00am WR: Radio domination time.
	♥ 8:00am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR!
	♥ 8:05am WR: oops.
	♥ 8:05am Jan Turkenburg: whoops... wrong file
	♥ 8:06am Jan Turkenburg: Plus I wasn't paying attention, but here we go!
	♥ 8:07am Jan Turkenburg: I woke up when I heard someone singing in Dutch... sigh...
	♥ 8:20am WR: Just spent time looking at images of Len Spencer. Surprised that a specialist in coon songs wasn't photographed in blackface.
	♥ 8:23am Jan Turkenburg: I couldn't find blackface pictures of him either. Peculiar. Wonder if there was a reason for that.
	♥ 8:27am yerfriendpaul: Hi Jan! Hi WR!
	♥ 8:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Paul!
	♥ 8:31am WR: hello Paul!
	♥ 8:35am MHLee: Hello there
	♥ 8:35am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	♥ 8:35am MHLee: Just in time for scruggs
	♥ 8:36am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	♥ 8:39am MHLee: Dock Boggs is so dark. It's so distinctive.
	♥ 8:41am Jan Turkenburg: yes, that what struck me too when I first heard him.
	♥ 8:43am Jan Turkenburg: This is almost a classical rhapsody
	♥ 8:44am MHLee: I'm trying to figure out if he's playing a plectrum or a five string
	♥ 8:45am MHLee: This is a good example of the older banjo style.
	♥ 8:46am yerfriendpaul: I’m nervous for Pretty Polly
	♥ 8:46am Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	♥ 8:47am yerfriendpaul: Yep, as soon as I wrote it the deed was done
	♥ 8:47am MHLee: A word of warning... if you hear the name willie in a folk/country song... someone is dead
	♥ 8:49am yerfriendpaul: MHLee - I definitely will remember that. I didn’t know that. Those murder songs are just so strange/haunting
	♥ 8:51am MHLee: Willie's fatal visit, Willie Moore, Pretty Polly, Knoxville Girl, Willie Cumming... there are more i just can't remember them
	♥ 8:54am WR: A telephone solicitor (actual human) who has called me at least 3 times in last 6 weeks starts off by saying hello may I speak to Willie. when you answer that there is no one here named Willie he then asks if you are the man (or woman) of the house and goes into his sales pitch.
	♥ 8:56am Jan Turkenburg: the creep!
	♥ 8:57am yerfriendpaul: It’s probably smart to politely decline to avoid a song being sung about you, ha ha
	♥ 8:58am Jan Turkenburg: this show will go into overtime 7 minutes, because of the false start.
	♥ 8:58am MHLee: search.mudcat.org... I searched Willy and Willie and found more murder ballads by willie than i even new
	♥ 8:59am Jan Turkenburg: ah! time for a special!
	♥ 8:59am Jan Turkenburg: The Willie Archives!
	♥ 9:00am WR: Dock Boggs I've heard before but Dock Walsh is new to me. And sets me to wondering about Doc Watson. Why so many docs in this style of music.
	♥ 9:00am MHLee: There's also Doc Carter in the Carter family
	♥ 9:01am MHLee: Dock Walsh has an eerie version of in the pines
	♥ 9:05am MHLee: Thanks, Jan. Loved it.
	♥ 9:05am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Jan! Enjoyed the show!
	♥ 9:06am Jan Turkenburg: Bye everyone! Thanks for joining!
	♥ 9:07am WR: Thank you Jan. And we only heard you over the mic a few times during the show. Mostly heard a few laughs here and there.

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 17, 2021

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