WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 2, 2021

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 2, 2021

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October 2, 2021: 136 Brothers

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The Five Keys

Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
The Mills Brothers	Caravan "Caravan" by "The Mills Brothers"	1937	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers	Bound In Morocco	1920	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
Al Jolson & The Mills Brothers	Is It True What They Say About Dixie	1949	0:06:35 (Pop-up)
The King Brothers	Wake Up Little Susie	1957	0:09:02 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	49 Shades Of Green	1956	0:11:12 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers Band	Oh Lady be good	1924	0:13:38 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Yes Sir, That's My Baby	1951	0:17:26 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	Nevertheless "Nevertheless" by "The Ames Brothers"	1950	0:19:51 (Pop-up)
The Louvin' Brothers	Let her go God bless her	1956	0:22:35 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald & The Mills Brothers	I Gotta Have My Baby Back	1949	0:25:24 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Hold me "Hold me" by "The Five Keys"	1952	0:28:45 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane	1954	0:30:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fats Waller	Handful of Keys "Handful of Keys" by "Fats Waller"		0:33:28 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	It Don't Mean A Thing	1939	0:35:37 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers	Oriental Stars	1920	0:38:26 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Ling Ting Tong "Ling Ting Tong" by "The Five Keys"	1954	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
The Johnston Brothers	Join In And Sing Again Part 1 & 2	1955	0:44:03 (Pop-up)
Russ Morgan & The Ames Brothers	I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover	1948	0:49:23 (Pop-up)
The King Brothers	In The Middle Of An Island	1957	0:51:57 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	Some Day You'll Want Me To Want You	1949	0:54:33 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers	Goodbye Pretty Butterflies	1921	0:59:03 (Pop-up)
Drie kleine kleutertjes	Trappelzak Boogie	1956	1:01:53 (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!
	♥ 8:00am WR: Brother!
	♥ 8:00am MHLee: Hi Jan!
	♥ 8:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR! Hi MHLee!
	♥ 8:04am Jan Turkenburg: I seem to have a problem with my streaming program not connecting with the soundcard output. Discovered it 7 minutes before the show, so the quickest solution was to start up the spare laptop, plug in the external HD and mic. broadcast from there and fix the issue afterwards..
	♥ 8:08am WR: phew!
	♥ 8:09am MHLee: That's an odd one, but I've had similar issues before.
	♥ 8:11am Jan Turkenburg: I think re-installing drivers will do the trick, otherwise it's going to be a puzzle..
	♥ 8:13am MHLee: That would be my try. I'd give in a restart first though. Sometimes things just break until a restart.
	♥ 8:16am Jan Turkenburg: I Immediately did a re-start, but that didn't help. Sometimes you have to wait 10 seconds after shut-down, but pressed for time I choose the safest way
	♥ 8:22am WR: I didn't remember The Five Keys but looking them up I find know their hit Ling Ting Tong.
	♥ 8:23am Jan Turkenburg: Which is coming up later ... :-)
	♥ 8:26am WR: That was an interesting Louvin Bros. selection.
	♥ 8:36am MHLee: I was pre-recording a radio show for today for a couple of reasons, but realized Fats Domino has a cover of the 1925 Prisoner's Song among his many covers.... I wonder if Fats took his stage name from Waller.
	♥ 8:38am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I've wondered about that too! Never dived into it though
	♥ 8:39am MHLee: AP's obituary has this: "As a youth, he taught himself popular piano styles — ragtime, blues and boogie-woogie — after his cousin left an old upright in the house. Fats Waller and Albert Ammons were early influences."
	♥ 8:41am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thanks, so it's very likely he adopted the name Fats .
	♥ 8:42am MHLee: The connection between Waller and the Prisoner's song may have not been clear... it was just a realization of how many songs in Domino's repertoire were from earlier eras... got me thinking he must have listened to Waller
	♥ 8:44am MHLee: Wow, the Wikipedia article on the Five Keys is quite small
	♥ 8:45am WR: Fats biographer, Rick Coleman, is on Facebook. you can ask him.
	♥ 8:46am Jan Turkenburg: ah!
	♥ 8:47am Jan Turkenburg: luckily there are some links underneath the 5keys article: archive.org...
	♥ 8:48am MHLee: People never realize the Charleston had lyrics
	♥ 8:50am Jan Turkenburg: just looked up and found the Five Keys in my copy of the Virgin Encyclopedia of Popular Music. Sometime I forget I actually have books about music history...
	♥ 8:52am MHLee: Oh, I have Slonimsky's Music Since 1900 but that's a ponderous tomb
	♥ 8:53am MHLee: tome but tomb works with October
	♥ 8:53am Jan Turkenburg: ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜)
	♥ 8:54am WR: Yes, Jan, the ease of Wikipedia is too seductive.
	♥ 8:56am WR: Wow had forgotten about the song, In The Middle Of An Island. Another version of it was one of the first 45s I had.
	♥ 8:58am MHLee: Off I go. Thanks, Jan.
	♥ 8:59am Jan Turkenburg: Bye MHLee!
	♥ 9:01am WR: another version of that Dutch song about tge family in the house, etc?
	♥ 9:02am WR: Your plan sounds ok too.
	♥ 9:06am WR: Thank you Jan!

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
The Mills Brothers	Caravan "Caravan" by "The Mills Brothers"	1937	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers	Bound In Morocco	1920	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
Al Jolson & The Mills Brothers	Is It True What They Say About Dixie	1949	0:06:35 (Pop-up)
The King Brothers	Wake Up Little Susie	1957	0:09:02 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	49 Shades Of Green	1956	0:11:12 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers Band	Oh Lady be good	1924	0:13:38 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Yes Sir, That's My Baby	1951	0:17:26 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	Nevertheless "Nevertheless" by "The Ames Brothers"	1950	0:19:51 (Pop-up)
The Louvin' Brothers	Let her go God bless her	1956	0:22:35 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald & The Mills Brothers	I Gotta Have My Baby Back	1949	0:25:24 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Hold me "Hold me" by "The Five Keys"	1952	0:28:45 (Pop-up)
The Ames Brothers	Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane	1954	0:30:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fats Waller	Handful of Keys "Handful of Keys" by "Fats Waller"		0:33:28 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	It Don't Mean A Thing	1939	0:35:37 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers	Oriental Stars	1920	0:38:26 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Ling Ting Tong "Ling Ting Tong" by "The Five Keys"	1954	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
The Johnston Brothers	Join In And Sing Again Part 1 & 2	1955	0:44:03 (Pop-up)
Russ Morgan & The Ames Brothers	I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover	1948	0:49:23 (Pop-up)
The King Brothers	In The Middle Of An Island	1957	0:51:57 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	Some Day You'll Want Me To Want You	1949	0:54:33 (Pop-up)
The Green Brothers	Goodbye Pretty Butterflies	1921	0:59:03 (Pop-up)
Drie kleine kleutertjes	Trappelzak Boogie	1956	1:01:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 8:00am WR: Brother!
	♥ 8:00am MHLee: Hi Jan!
	♥ 8:01am Jan Turkenburg: Hi WR! Hi MHLee!
	♥ 8:04am Jan Turkenburg: I seem to have a problem with my streaming program not connecting with the soundcard output. Discovered it 7 minutes before the show, so the quickest solution was to start up the spare laptop, plug in the external HD and mic. broadcast from there and fix the issue afterwards..
	♥ 8:08am WR: phew!
	♥ 8:09am MHLee: That's an odd one, but I've had similar issues before.
	♥ 8:11am Jan Turkenburg: I think re-installing drivers will do the trick, otherwise it's going to be a puzzle..
	♥ 8:13am MHLee: That would be my try. I'd give in a restart first though. Sometimes things just break until a restart.
	♥ 8:16am Jan Turkenburg: I Immediately did a re-start, but that didn't help. Sometimes you have to wait 10 seconds after shut-down, but pressed for time I choose the safest way
	♥ 8:22am WR: I didn't remember The Five Keys but looking them up I find know their hit Ling Ting Tong.
	♥ 8:23am Jan Turkenburg: Which is coming up later ... :-)
	♥ 8:26am WR: That was an interesting Louvin Bros. selection.
	♥ 8:36am MHLee: I was pre-recording a radio show for today for a couple of reasons, but realized Fats Domino has a cover of the 1925 Prisoner's Song among his many covers.... I wonder if Fats took his stage name from Waller.
	♥ 8:38am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I've wondered about that too! Never dived into it though
	♥ 8:39am MHLee: AP's obituary has this: "As a youth, he taught himself popular piano styles — ragtime, blues and boogie-woogie — after his cousin left an old upright in the house. Fats Waller and Albert Ammons were early influences."
	♥ 8:41am Jan Turkenburg: ah, thanks, so it's very likely he adopted the name Fats .
	♥ 8:42am MHLee: The connection between Waller and the Prisoner's song may have not been clear... it was just a realization of how many songs in Domino's repertoire were from earlier eras... got me thinking he must have listened to Waller
	♥ 8:44am MHLee: Wow, the Wikipedia article on the Five Keys is quite small
	♥ 8:45am WR: Fats biographer, Rick Coleman, is on Facebook. you can ask him.
	♥ 8:46am Jan Turkenburg: ah!
	♥ 8:47am Jan Turkenburg: luckily there are some links underneath the 5keys article: archive.org...
	♥ 8:48am MHLee: People never realize the Charleston had lyrics
	♥ 8:50am Jan Turkenburg: just looked up and found the Five Keys in my copy of the Virgin Encyclopedia of Popular Music. Sometime I forget I actually have books about music history...
	♥ 8:52am MHLee: Oh, I have Slonimsky's Music Since 1900 but that's a ponderous tomb
	♥ 8:53am MHLee: tome but tomb works with October
	♥ 8:53am Jan Turkenburg: ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜)
	♥ 8:54am WR: Yes, Jan, the ease of Wikipedia is too seductive.
	♥ 8:56am WR: Wow had forgotten about the song, In The Middle Of An Island. Another version of it was one of the first 45s I had.
	♥ 8:58am MHLee: Off I go. Thanks, Jan.
	♥ 8:59am Jan Turkenburg: Bye MHLee!
	♥ 9:01am WR: another version of that Dutch song about tge family in the house, etc?
	♥ 9:02am WR: Your plan sounds ok too.
	♥ 9:06am WR: Thank you Jan!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from October 2, 2021

Listener comments!

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